Sam Tennell of Towson University has been named the CAA Men's Diver of the Year, marking the first time a Towson athlete has received this accolade since 2014. In his second season with the Tigers, Tennell won gold in the 1-meter dive and silver in the 3-meter dive at the CAA Championships. He earned a total of 37 points at the meet, the highest among men's divers. Alongside Tennell's recognition, Towson's diving and swimming coaches also received top honors, showcasing the team's overall excellence.

By the Numbers
  • Tennell scored 319.55 in the 1-meter dive and 322.10 in the 3-meter dive at the CAA Championships.
  • He achieved 37 points overall, the highest for men's diving at the event.
  • He received six CAA Men's Diver of the Week awards during the season.
State of Play
  • Towson took home multiple awards at the CAA Championships, highlighting their competitive strength.
  • Head Coach Anthony Bruno was named CAA Men's Swimming Coach of the Year, while Sergey Meshcherskiy was honored as CAA Men's Diving Coach of the Year.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Tennell will aim to improve his performance at future competitions, including potential NCAA events as he builds on this year's success. Towson's coaches will look to maintain the momentum and recruit new talent to strengthen the team's roster.

Bottom Line

The recognition bestowed upon Sam Tennell not only highlights his individual achievements but also reflects the growth and potential of Towson's swimming and diving program. This accolade sets the stage for future successes as the team continues to develop under strong coaching leadership.