The 2026 Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) Swimming & Diving Championships are officially underway and will run through Saturday, February 28, at the Hampton Virginia Aquaplex in Hampton, Va. 

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2026 CAA Swimming & Diving Championships Watch Guide

• Platform: Live on FloCollege
• Dates: Wednesday, Feb. 25 – Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026
• Coverage: Full streaming of prelims and finals each day
• Live Results & Stats: Available throughout the meet via CAA Sports 

Whether you’re tuning in for top-flight swimming, thrilling diving competitions, or championship relays, this year’s CAA Championships promise energy-packed racing from start to finish.

Day 1 Results — Opening Performances

The first night of competition gave us plenty of highlights as teams jockeyed for early positioning on both the men’s and women’s sides.

Men’s Team Standings (After Day 1)

1. UNCW – 133 points
2. Towson – 113
3. Drexel – 100
4. Monmouth – 58
5. William & Mary – 30

Women’s Team Standings (After Day 1)

1. William & Mary – 120 points
2. UNCW – 116
3. Towson – 110
4. Drexel – 106
5. Northeastern – 100
6. Campbell – 94
7. Stony Brook – 94
8. Monmouth – 88

The night kicked off with blazing times and records. UNCW’s women’s 200-yard medley relay team broke the CAA all-time and meet record with a 1:37.83 performance, edging out William & Mary. The Tribe was close behind, also surpassing the previous league mark.

On the men’s side, Drexel captured the 200-yard medley relay, their first since 2016, with UNCW and Towson right on their heels.

In diving, Towson’s Sam Tennell took gold in the men’s 1-meter dive with a strong 319.55 score.

William & Mary’s women dominated the 800-yard freestyle relay, earning gold and setting the tone for a competitive championship weekend.

What’s Next — Don’t Miss the Action

Action picks up Thursday morning with swimming trials beginning at 9:30 a.m. ET, followed by finals starting at 5:30 p.m. ET, all streamed live on FloCollege. Each day brings more championship events across multiple distances, strokes, and diving boards — including individual freestyle, butterfly, backstroke, and breaststroke races, as well as team relays and final dives.

From prelims to finals, every moment of the CAA Swimming & Diving Championships is live on FloCollege — so tune in now and watch through Saturday as champions are crowned and CAA history is made.

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