United States Coast Guard Academy - Department of Athletics

SCHENECTADY, N.Y.--(10/30/10)--Coast Guard won all nine events and easily won the season opening Union Relays.

The Bears finished with 154 points while host Union was second with 72 points. Montclair State and SUNY New Paltz tied for third with 66 points each.

The Bears 4x400 relay of Bryan Andrews, Mike Carman, Dan Alley and Dan Beshoar posted a winning time of 3:37.21 in the first men's relay of the meet.

The 300 backstroke relay of Barrett Johannsen, Jacob Kramb and Andrews won in 2:52.08.

Alex Brown, the defending NEWMAC champion in the 200 freestyle, is one of three captains for the Bears this season.

The Bears return nearly all of the athletes who scored points and contributed at the NEWMAC championship meet. The solid core of nine athletes who achieved NCAA qualifying times will serve as the center around which the team is built. The addition of some immediate impact athletes will bolster a depleted backstroke group with the graduation in 2010 of school record holder Timmy Berry, and provide depth in many areas. It should be an improved men’s squad that competes at NEWMAC’s in February 2011.

The team will be led by three captains: Jared Hylander, Mitch Schumacher, and 200 free conference champion Alex Brown. The captains will be joined by classmates and CSCAA All-Academic honorees Eric Schwartz and Mike Carman in the freestyle and breaststroke events respectively. Rounding out the deep and fast senior class are Brian Bonomi (a relay NCAA qualifier) as well as Ted Borny and Liam Bell in the distance events. These seniors are the biggest class of swimmers produced by Coast Guard in recent memory.

Mike Carman was one of four individuals named All-Academic honorable mention.

NEW LONDON, CONN.--(7/2/10)--The Coast Guard Academy men’s swimming and diving team earned All-Academic honors from the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) while four individuals earned honorable mention All-Academic honors.

The Bears had a team GPA of 3.09 during the spring semester, a team needs to have a 3.0 or better to earn All-Academic honors.

Juniors Mike Carman and Eric Schwartz, sophomore Johnson Knox and freshman Nick Poehler earned honorable All-Academic honors by having over a 3.5 GPA in the spring semester and posting an NCAA “A” or “B” cut time during the season.

Carman, who had a 4.0 GPA and was All-conference in the 200 breaststroke, qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 200 breaststroke.

Schwartz, who also sported a 4.0 GPA, qualified in both the 400 and 800 freestyle relays. He was part of the 800 free relay team which won the NEWMAC championship while he also earned All-conference honors as part of the 400 free relay team.

Ariana Pourmonir was one of nine student-athletes named to the NEWMAC All-Academic team.

NEW LONDON, CONN.--(3/15/10)--Coast Guard placed nine student athletes on the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) 2009-2010 Winter All-Academic team.

The men’s swimming and diving team led the way with four members, the women’s swimming team placed three on the team while the women’s basketball team also had two student athletes honored.

Juniors Mike Carman (Operations Research/Computer Analysis), Jared Hylander (Mechanical Engineering) and Eric Schwartz (Operations Research/Computer Analysis) along with sophomore Jeff Mistrick (Mechanical Engineering) were named from the men’s swim team.

Seniors Sarah Hohnstadt (Mechanical Engineering), Ariana Pourmonir (Marine and Environmental Sciences) and sophomore Katie Cappetta (Mechanical Engineering) represented the women’s swimming and diving team.

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