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The 2022-23 Landmark Conference Swimming & Diving Championship will be held from Friday, February 17 to Sunday, February 19 at the Germantown Indoor Swim Center. This year’s championship will feature the women’s events first, followed by the men’s events. Click on the above button for the full three-day schedule.
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2022 Women's Recap
The Drew University women's swimming and diving team captured its first Landmark Conference title in team history thrillingly, coming from behind on the final night. The Rangers racked up 755.5 points to beat out defending conference champion Catholic University by 38 points. The Rangers are the fourth team to win the conference title in women's swimming.
Ranger Katerina Poulathas earned the Women's Rookie of the Meet Award after leading the Rangers with 56 points, winning two events and taking third in another. She became Drew's fourth Landmark Conference Women's Rookie of the Meet winner and was the third in as many years, following current teammate Amira Hadri (2021) and Katie Cashin (2020).
Final 2022 Team Standings
- Drew University - 755.5 points
- Catholic University - 717.5 points
- University of Scranton - 696.0 points
- Susquehanna University - 447.0 points
- Elizabethtown College - 267.5 points
- Juniata College - 183.0 points
- Goucher College - 134.5 points
- Moravian University - 96.0 points
Ticket Information
Fans are encouraged to buy tickets online via Hometown Ticketing before arriving at the venue. Individuals will have the opportunity to pay on-site with their credit card via the Hometown Ticketing app or with cash on-site.
All Session Passes
These passes will be valid for every session for the duration of the three-day championship. All-Session ticket sales will begin on Wednesday, January 25, and end Friday, February 17 at 8:00 p.m.
- Adult: $55
- Minor (10-17): $30
- Youth (under 10): Free
- Landmark Student/Faculty with ID: Free
Daily Passes
These passes are valid for a single day of the event and cover both the morning and afternoon sessions for the date purchased. Daily-Pass ticket sales will begin each day at 8:30 a.m. and end each day at 8:00 p.m.
- Adult: $22
- Minor (10-17): $14
- Youth (under 10): Free
- Landmark Student/Faculty with ID: Free
Catholic University
- Head Coach: Tyler Ziegler (3rd Season)
- Women's Team Titles: 2 (2020-21)
After being denied the program's third straight conference title at last year's Championship, third-year head coach Tyler Ziegler and the Catholic University women's program is poised to regain the crown in 2023.
The Cardinals return four All-Landmark selections from last year. Sophomore Ava Snyder is a strong contender in the 500-free and 1650-free. She earned Second Team selection in both events in 2022. Snyder is joined by fellow All-League selection, senior, Maddie Doucette, who earned a runner-up finish in the 100-breaststroke a year ago. Snyder and Doucette will also join seniors Emma Gould and Alexa Hipp who were part of the second-place 400-medley relay team.
Drew University
- Head Coach: Rich Munson (8th Season)
- Women's Team Titles: 1 (2022)
Drew University heads into the event as the reigning conference champion. The Rangers won the program's first-ever conference title thanks to a come-from-behind effort on the final night last year.
Katerina Poulathas earned the Women's Rookie of the Meet Award after leading the Rangers with 56 points, winning two individual events, taking third in another, and was a member of two winning relay teams. She is joined by senior Katie Cashin, who won the 400-individual medley and was part of four winning relays, and junior Amira Hadri, who took first in the 100-backstroke, second in the 50-freestyle, and swam on four of the five-winning relay teams.
Elizabethtown College
- Head Coach: Melissa Rohrer (5th Season)
- Women's Team Titles: 0
The Blue Jays had earned their best finish at the Landmark Championships last year, placing fifth with 267.5 total points. Junior Sarah Marston led Etown after earning one gold medal (200-freestyle), and two silvers (100-freestyle, 200-individual medley). Marston enters the championship weekend with the fastest time in the 100-free (52.83), 200-free (1:56.03), and the second-fastest time in the 200-IM (2:12.06).
The Blue Jays went 9-4 in dual meets this season, including winning their last two against York (114-77), and Penn State Altoona (157.93).
Goucher College
- Head Coach: Tom Till (25th Season)
- Women's Team Titles: 0
Goucher's squad features one of the younger rosters across the conference. The Gophers have just two seniors and two juniors, with the rest being underclassmen (four first-years, and four sophomores).
Sophomore Ella Robinson reached two A-Finals (200-breaststroke, 100-breaststroke) last year. In the 200-breast, she swam a personal-best time of 2:31.53.
Senior Alejandra Barry-Ruiz qualified for the B final in the 200-butterfly a year ago and posted a time of 2:32.72.
Juniata College
- Head Coach: Lisa Kruse (Interim)
- Women's Team Titles: 0
Emma Sprowls is the lone senior for Juniata and specializes in freestyle and breaststroke events.
Last year, Sprowls swam in the 200-freestyle A Final, placing sixth (1:44.93), and helped the 800-freestyle relay team to a sixth-place finish with a time of 8:41.50.
At her last meet of the regular season of 2022-23, Sprowls posted a time of 1:22.92 in the 100-breaststroke and a time of 6:34.56 in the 500-freestyle.
Moravian University
- Head Coach: Laurie Muller (Interim)
- Women's Team Titles: 0
The Greyhounds are the youngest program in the Landmark, competing in just their second season as a varsity program.
In their inaugural season (2021-22), Moravian totaled 96 points for an eighth-place finish at the Landmark Championships. Three Hounds swam a personal best in the 100-freestyle with sophomore Catie Lovett finishing with a time of 58.67, followed by senior Marissa Werner (1:02.96), and Sydney Steere (1:05.46).
University of Scranton
- Head Coach: Chris Brown (4th Season)
- Women's Team Titles: 3 (2008-10)
The Royals will be without two-time Swimmer of the Year and NCAA All-American, Lauren Byrne for the first time in five years after she graduated last May.
However, the Royals welcome back the 2020 and 2021 Diver of the Year, senior Jeanna Gailius, Second Team All-Conference selections junior Kayleigh Olszewski, and sophomore Alanna Kelly to help Scranton seek out the program's first championship title since 2010.
Additionally, the core members of the second-place 200 and 400-free relays, and the 200-medley relay also return.
Susquehanna University
- Head Coach: Mike Tubb (4th Season)
- Women's Team Titles: 9 (2011-19)
Haley Muth leads a group of seven seniors. The North Wales, Pa. native specializes in freestyle, butterfly, and breaststroke events, and is a three-time All-Conference selection. She had her best finish at the 2022 conference championships, earning gold in the 50-free. She has the fastest time in the 100-fly this season (58.28). Ashley Derrick, who was the runner-up in the 100-backstroke last year as a freshman returns.
Of the individual events contested, the River Hawks have nine ranked within the top eight.