United States Coast Guard Academy - Department of Athletics

SCHENECTADY, N.Y.--(10/27/07)--Coast Guard won five events enroute to winning the championship at the season opening Union Relays.

The Bears edged host Union 126-124 while the next closest of the five teams was SUNY New Paltz with 84 points.

Juniors Nick Forni, Ryan Taylor along with freshmen Mike Carman and Mark Tatara were each involved in two winning relays.

Men's Swimming - 2007-08 Season Preview

All-America Bobby Brown and the Bears will look to win a third straight NEWMAC Championship this season.

The Bears return to the 2007-08 season as consecutive two-time NEWMAC champions. However, they will have their work cut out for them. After graduating a strong senior class (with three NCAA All-Americans), the team will look to the senior class to fill those shoes. Leading the men are tri-captains Bobby Brown, Dan Cloonan and Doug Fallon. The Bears will be short staffed as two of the team members will be attending other service academies in the Fall. So it will be a challenge to return to form, but they are focused on peaking at the conference championship in February.

Sophomore Jim Okorn earned honorable mention All-America honors in four relay events.

HOUSTON, TEXAS--(3/18/07)--The Coast Guard Academy had four relay teams earn honorable mention All-America honors at the NCAA Division III Championships hosted by the University of Houston. The relay teams became the first Coast Guard relay teams to score points at the NCAA Championships in 10 years.

Junior Jack Shadwick and sophomore Jim Okorn swam on all four relay teams which earned honorable mention honors while junior Dale Cressman and senior Colby Schlaht were on three of the relay teams. Senior tri-captain Jack Walsh and junior Doug Fallon were each on one of the teams.

Bobby Brown had six first place finishes as Coast Guard won its second straight NEWMAC Championship.

NEW LONDON, CONN.--(2/28/07)--Junior All-America Bobby Brown won three individual and was part of three winning relays for a total of six New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) first place finishes and head coach John Westkott was named Coach of the Year for the second straight season as Coast Guard repeated as NEWMAC Champions beating second place MIT 990.5 to 856.

Coast Guard had 11 athletes earn All-conference honors with a first or second place finish as the Bears won the championship for the fifth time in nine years.

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