CSCAA Responds to Proposed NCAA Settlement

CSCAA response to NCAA antitrust settlement

In addition to this settlement, it is critical that Olympic sports are protected on college campuses, that student-athletes are not categorized as employees, and that sport sponsorship minimums are not reduced. The CSCAA will continue to advocate for this on multiple levels.

ICAC Advocates for the Protection and Support of Olympic Sports

Antitrust exemption quote about Olympic sports

The College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) stands with the Ivy League, the University of Pennsylvania, and Penn Athletics in support of Lia Thomas’ right to compete. We further condemn the hatred that has been directed at Ms. Thomas and feel it has no place in the sport of swimming and diving.

ICAC Advocates for Olympic Sports on Campus

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The CSCAA, as part of the Intercollegiate Coaching Association Coalition (ICAC), has taken a significant step in advocating for the protection and support of Olympic sports within college athletics. In a formal submission to Congress’s Commission on the State of U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Sports, the ICAC underscores the need to safeguard Olympic sports amid discussions surrounding protections for the NCAA.

Five Elected to Board of Directors

Mandy DiSalle of the University of Cincinnati, Jeanne Fleck of Fresno State University, Patrick Snively of Fairmont State University, Teresa Fish of Illinois Wesleyan University and Purdue University’s Brad Boswell have been elected to the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Board of Directors. Additionally, University of Utah Head Coach Joe Dykstra officially began his two-year term as the association’s president.

Association Announces Board Candidates

Hand casting ballot for board of directors

The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has unveiled a list of nine candidates for its Board of Directors and one for its Executive Board. The candidates include five men and five women representing each NCAA Division. This year’s election, which will take place online, will fill two divisional vacancies and a newly-created administrative position established last year. Members of the Board of Directors serve a two-year term and are eligible for up to three terms