Denver Pronounces 2025-26 Swimming and Diving Schedules

DENVER – The University of Denver males’s and ladies’s swimming and diving packages have set their 2025-26 schedules, head coach Alicia Hicken-Franklin introduced on Wednesday.
 
Denver could have eight residence dates in 2025-26, starting with the season opener on October 3 when the Pioneers host the 2025 Front Range Invite.
 
This 12 months’s Front Range Invite is a two-day occasion that begins on October 3 at 4 p.m., and wraps up with a morning session at 11 a.m. MT on October 4.
 
Following the opening meet, Denver will head right down to the Air Force Academy for a blockbuster meet that features the host Falcons, Wyoming and LSU. That two-day meet will run October 17-18.
 
The following week, the ladies’s program will head up I-25 north to tackle Colorado State and Colorado Mesa at EPIC in Fort Collins.
 
Denver’s males’s and ladies’s packages will finish October with journeys out west. The Denver ladies will head to Washington State (Oct. 31) and Idaho (Nov. 1) for a pair of twin meets, whereas the boys journey to Cal Baptist for a two-day meet that additionally consists of UCSB.
 
During a month off that features the student-athletes’ last exams, Denver will put together for the 2025 Minnesota Invite that runs December 4-6 in Minneapolis. The Pioneers will then head south as choose swimmers will take part within the 2025 CSCAA Open Water National Championships in Sarasota, Florida.
 
Denver opens the New Year at residence with four-straight meets in El Pomar Natatorium. DU will host Colorado Mines to open up 2026 on January 2. Every week later (Jan. 9), Denver’s ladies host New Mexico, whereas the boys welcome Utah to the Mile High City. The following morning (Jan. 10), each Denver packages welcome BYU to El Pomar. Senior Day in 2026 will happen on January 17 when the Pioneers host Wyoming and Colorado Mesa to finish the four-meet homestand.
 
Following per week off, Denver returns to Colorado Springs for the Air Force Diving Invite (Jan. 29-31) and the annual Sprint Eliminator (Jan. 31).
 
The Pioneers will shut out the common season with the two-day (Feb. 6-7) First Chance Invitational at El Pomar Natatorium.
 
Denver will look to repeat as Summit League champions as soon as extra when the league travels to Iowa City for its annual meet that may run February 18-21.

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