Air Force Males’s Swimming and Diving Releases 2025-26 Schedule

U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo., – Air Force males’s swimming and diving appears ahead to the 2025-26 season with the announcement of their schedule, as launched on Tuesday.

 The Falcons will open the preseason with the annual Horsetooth Open Water swim (Sept. 7) and the Blue/Silver intrasquad meet on Friday Sept. 26. They will head to Denver for the two-day Front Range Invite Oct. 3-4 earlier than twin motion begins.

On the weekend of October 17-18, Air Force will compete in a tri-meet towards MPSF opponent, Wyoming, together with LSU and Denver on the Cadet Natatorium, adopted by a twin versus Grand Canyon (Oct. 31-Nov. 1).

Dive will face Army, Nov. 7-8, in West Point, N.Y., earlier than becoming a member of the remainder of the Falcons in Dallas, Tx., for the Mustang Invitational (Nov. 19-22), hosted by SMU. Air Force will make their lone December look on the CSCAA Open Water Nationals (Dec. 13) in Sarasota, Fla.

Following the vacations, the 2026 portion of the season Air Force will head up I-25 to compete in a twin meet at Colorado School of Mines on Jan. 10.

The Falcons will hit the highway for a pair of away meets, first at Seattle University on Friday Jan. 16, then in Provo, Utah to face BYU and Colorado Mesa (Jan. 23-24).

January closes with the Air Force Sprint Eliminator meet hosted at USAFA on the 31^st, and the Falcons will decide up velocity once more on the Denver First Chance Invite (Feb. 6-7), to shut out common season swimming.

The yearly Air Force Diving Invitational is slated for Jan. 29-31 at Cadet Natatorium.

For the primary time since 2013, Air Force will compete on the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships, from Feb. 25-28 in Pharr, Tx, towards California Baptist, Pacific, University of the Incarnate Word, UNLV, and Wyoming.

The the rest of postseason competitors consists of NCAA Division I Zone E Diving Qualifiers (Mar. 7), the CSCAA National Invitational (Mar. 12-14), the NCAA Championships (Mar. 18-21), and the US Open Water Nationals (May 1-3).

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