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Team has helped make Minnesota a home for swimmer
Senior Nick Yang joined the Minnesota diving program in 2017. Over the past two years, Yang has had to adjust to American collegiate sports, academics, language and culture. “Before I [came] here, my English level was terrible. My teammates are teaching me English everyday, and I’ve seen little bits [of] improvement,” said Yang. The transition from newcomer to Big Ten All-Star was difficult.
Swimmers record multiple PR times at Minnesota Invite
Energetic teams, a lively crowd and Gophers alumni filled the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center this past Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The Gophers swim and dive team concluded its last home meet of the season. The weekend consisted of numerous Minnesota PR’s, first-place finishes and lots of excitement. A diving competition was not a part of this year’s event. “It was more of a relaxed weekend. Not everyone was swimming, but I think the people who chose to swim swam really well.
Recruiting for men's and women's swimming and diving
In the last few weeks, a wave of student-athletes have committed to and will be joining Minnesota’s swim and dive teams in future seasons. The Gophers will welcome swimmers and divers from all over the country including California, Colorado and Texas. Among the names of the many recruits released in the past few weeks are the top-recruit out of Massachusetts, Maggie Summit, Minnesota’s own No. 1 prospect, Jordan McGinty and Wisconsin’s No. 1 recruit, Grace Bennin.
Swimmer balances academics, athletics, marriage
Junior swimmer Lindsey Kozelsky is the typical student-athlete in many ways. Like a normal Gopher athlete, she runs from classes and homework to practice, travels on the weekends for competitions, and maintains a social life. But, in addition to managing all of the latter, Kozelsky takes on the role of a wife and balances a marriage. Kozelsky is married to William Kozelsky, a member of the Marine Corps who is currently stationed in New Bern, North Carolina.
Max McHugh hopes to make a positive impact on Minnesota swimming
A new McHugh has arrived in Minnesota from Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin and has already made a splash on the Gopher men’s swim and dive team. Max McHugh, brother of former Gophers swimmer and NCAA All-American Conner McHugh, represented the University of Minnesota at the Big Ten/ACC Challenge this past weekend as the only Minnesota freshman on the all-star roster.
Women's tennis looks to capitalize on their time off between seasons
Fall season is coming to a close for Gophers’ women’s tennis, and the team is beginning to prepare for the spring season. Match play ends Nov. 11 for the women’s team. The team looks to carry forward their successes from the first few tournaments of this year, as well as maintain their high level of intensity. Each match, the Gophers give themselves a chance to win by taking control of the points early.
Longtime head coach prepares men's tennis team for spring
Both on and off the court, Gophers men’s tennis head coach Geoff Young instills a passion in his team. Throughout his thirteen seasons at Minnesota, Young and the Gophers have made several appearances in the NCAA Tournament — including an unexpected trip to the Sweet Sixteen last season — and have won numerous academic and community service awards. Young's players say he strives to create well-rounded individuals.
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