Assistant coach Carrie Karkoska pushes swimmers to succeed

By Melody Kitchens / ONLINE EDITOR | October 6

In her fifth year at Auburn University, assistant coach Carrie Karkoska continues to bring success to Auburn's swimming and diving program.

Swimming and diving ready to defend SEC winning streak

By Graham Carr/ WRITER | September 8

It's time again for stopwatches, goggles and swim caps in Auburn.

Diving into a new season

By Nicole Singleton /WRITER | August 18

Auburn swimmers and divers are no strangers to consistent success.

McCambridge lettered all four years at Purdue University. (Ben Turner / Purdue University)

McCambridge makes a splash into coaching

By Ariana Diaz / WRITER | July 21

Carrie McCambridge, four-time All-American honoree in diving, has found transitioning from diver to swimming coach to be a challenge.

Vanderpool-Wallace is a 12-time All-American. (Todd Van Emst / MEDIA RELATIONS)

Swimming for the 2012 Olympics

By Kelley Rouse / WRITER | July 7

Olympic athlete, NCAA record-holder and Auburn Tiger Adrianna Vanderpool-Wallace, has proved to be an irreplaceable member of the Auburn women's swimming and diving team

Mazzaferro and Meissner were each awarded the McWhorter Award on June 2. (Todd Van Emst / MEDIA RELATIONS)

Swimming to success

By Crystal Cole / MANAGING EDITOR | June 16

Although two members of the Auburn swimming and diving teams are currently working on internships in Europe, they are still receiving awards on their athletic and scholastic success

Ava Ohlgren and Tyler McGill Bring Honors to Auburn Swimming

By Andrew Sims/Online Editor | July 16

Junior Ava Ohlgren, 13-time SEC champion, received her fifth gold medal of the 2009 World University Games Saturday in Belgrade, Serbia.Olhren, from Northville, Mich., swam the freestyle leg for the United States 400 medley team during the preliminaries.The team went on to win the gold medal in the Saturday night finals.Ohlgren earned her three other gold medals topping the field in the women's 200m IM finals, the 200m freestyle and swimming leadoff for the victorious United States 800m freestyle relay team.Ohlgren set the record for Auburn winning five gold medals in the games, which is more than any student-athlete in the history of the Auburn swimming and diving program.Ohlgren also placed seventh in Saturday's 200m butterfly finals, touching in at 2:14.18.Ohlgren earned her position on the USA National Team following a 400 Individual Medley victory at the 2008 USA Swimming U.S.