[Sly Fox]

Coach Shell will love this one ...

FGCU swim: Eagles have score to settle with Liberty
Seth Soffian, ssoffian@news-press.com
6:06 p.m. EST December 15, 2014

Friday was the last day of final exams for the fall semester, but FGCU senior swimming team captain Devon Robins, for one, won't be going home to England for the break.

It's nothing against her family. She's just got more important business to attend to.

Liberty University, which has ruffled some FGCU feathers after snapping the Eagles' five-year winning streak in the Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association championship, is coming to town on Jan. 3, and FGCU doesn't want to wait until this season's conference meet in February to make its intentions clear.

Here's my favorite part ...

Still, a photo Liberty posted on Twitter last December of the team posing in front of the FGCU fountain outside Alico Arena – with two swimmers standing in the fountain, including one in the wing of the Eagle – struck FGCU the wrong way.




In September, comments from Flames team captain Meghan Babcock, one of two Liberty swimmers posed in the FGCU fountain, further left FGCU feeling a previously one-sided rivalry had turned unfriendly.

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[PAmedic]

it was lost in the shuffle, but the ladies finished second to FGCU in the CCSA Championships

consider the score settled. Congrats to Coach Jake and the women tho...

http://www.theccsa.com/ViewArticle.dbml ... M_ID=24200

FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY DOMINATES 2015 CCSA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Courtesy: Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association
Release: 02/21/2015

ATHENS, Ga. (TheCCSA.com) – The Florida Gulf Coast University women won the 2015 Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association (CCSA) Swimming and Diving Championships Saturday at the University of Georgia’s Gabrielson Natatorium with a total of 1,575 points.

Liberty University finished second with a total of 1,239 points, followed by Georgia Southern University with 1,110.50 points. Fourth went to Gardner-Webb University with 1,026.50 points. University of Incarnate Word (851 points) finished fifth, while Campbell University (598 points) and University of North Carolina Asheville (422) finished sixth and seventh respectively. University of North Florida (324 points) finished eighth, followed by North Carolina A&T University (196 points) and Virginia Military Institute (183 points). Howard University rounded out the field with 143 points.

[ATrain]

It seems a lot of their points came from diving as well.

[PAmedic]

yeah if Coach ever gets the facilities he's been promised we will really see this team take off.

I would think its hard to recruit divers when you don't have a well

we only have (1) kid I believe

[panther1]

Good point pamedic I am riding JB about the facility like a tuber on Snowflex. Jake, pasted on some info to jb about Diving. If we cant dive, we can flood them with quality swimmers!