SWOCC swim teams place second at NJCAA championships
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 3:17 AM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
SwimmingThe men's and women's swimming teams from Southwestern Oregon Community College (SWOCC) each secured second place at the NJCAA championships held earlier this year. Indian River State College dominated the meet, finishing with 1,255 points in the men’s category, while SWOCC scored 802 points. In the women's competition, Indian River State tallied 1,291 points, with SWOCC achieving 675 points. SWOCC had one national champion, Yuta Kosaka, who won the 400-yard individual medley and also earned second place in two other events. SWOCC swimmers who placed include Bradley McKenzie and Victor Dryhauge, while the women featured standout performances from Andy Garca Jimenez and Cami Tovar, among others.
- •SWOCC's men's team scored 802 points, women scored 675 points.
- •Indian River State College has a long history of excellence in swimming.
- •Yuta Kosaka secured the 400-yard individual medley title.
- •SWOCC swimmers achieved multiple top-three finishes in various events.
- •Twelve teams participated in the NJCAA championships.
- 3:17 AMYahoo Sports — SWOCC men, women finish second at swimming championships
"The men’s and women’s swim teams from Southwestern Oregon Community College each placed second in the NJCAA championships earlier this year and the Lakers had one national champion. Host Indian River State of Florida dominated the meet, just as the school has for several decades. In the men’s team race, Indian River State had 1,255 points and SWOCC had 802. Iowa Western Community College, ...
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