“This is an exciting time of the year with another schedule around the corner,” said Coach Pratt. “I’m thrilled about our home meets this season and the competitive opportunities our team will have.


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Aggie Swimming and Diving Announces 2023-24 Schedule

Home meet versus North Texas on Oct. 4 to kick off season. (Photo: Courtesy)

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Friday morning, NM State Head Swimming and Diving Coach Rick Pratt announced the full slate for the upcoming season.

“This is an exciting time of the year with another schedule around the corner,” said Coach Pratt. “I’m thrilled about our home meets this season and the competitive opportunities our team will have.

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“It’s balanced and will give us great chances to prepare for the end of the season championship meets. Our incoming freshmen will be exciting to have on campus and our line-ups will be dynamic and fun to watch – especially with the depth of our sprinters. Can’t wait to start!”

Pratt, who enters his 20th year at the helm of the program, will guide the Aggies into their first competition-style event on Friday, Sept. 27, in the annual Crimson and White meet. Following an Alumni meet on Saturday, Sept. 28, NM State will open the regular season with a home meet against North Texas on Friday, Oct. 4.

The Aggies will then travel to Golden, Colo., where they are set to square off with Colorado Mines on Oct. 24, before paying a visit to Greeley, Colo., for a meeting with WAC foe Northern Colorado.

NM State’s conference slate will continue as they host Northern Arizona and UT Rio Grande Valley on Saturday, Nov. 9.

The month of November will conclude with a swim-only event in Houston on Nov. 20-22 and a dive-only event in Flagstaff, Ariz., on Nov. 21-23.

Over the winter break, the Aggies will take a trip to St. George, Utah, for a dual meet against conference opponent Utah Tech. The Aggies then welcome Grand Canyon on Senior Day on Saturday, Jan. 11, in what will be the final home meet of the season.

Later, the Aggie divers will return to Flagstaff for the second NAU Diving Invite of the season on Jan. 30 to Feb. 1. NM State will then wrap up its regular season in Albuquerque, N.M., against in-state rival New Mexico on Feb. 8.

The season will later culminate with a trip to Houston to compete in the WAC Championships beginning Wednesday, Feb. 26, and wrapping up on Saturday, March 1.

2024 Swimming & Diving Schedule

DaysDateMeetTimeLocation
FridaySept. 27Crimson & White3 p.m.Las Cruces, NM
SaturdaySept. 28Alumni Meet/Event11 a.m.Las Cruces, NM
FridayOct. 4North Texas4 p.m.Las Cruces, NM
ThursdayOct. 24Colorado Mines4 p.m.Golden, CO
FridayOct. 25Northern Colorado4 p.m.Greeley, CO
SaturdayNov. 9Northern Arizona/UTRGV11:30 a.m.Las Cruces, NM
Wed.-Fri.Nov. 20-22Houston Invite (swim only)All DayHouston, TX
Fri.-Sun.Nov. 21-23NAU Diving Invite (dive only)All DayFlagstaff, AZ
ThursdayDec. 19Utah Tech4 p.m.St. George, UT
SaturdayJan. 11Grand Canyon11:30 a.m.Las Cruces, NM
Fri.-Sun.Jan. 30-Feb. 1NAU Diving Invite (dive only)All DayFlagstaff, AZ
SaturdayFeb. 8New MexicoNoonAlbuquerque, NM
Wed.-Sat.Feb. 26-March 1WAC ChampionshipsAll DayHouston, TX
Mon.-Wed.March 10-12NCAA Diving Zone ChampionshipsAll DayFederal Way, WA
Thurs.-Sat.March 19-22NCAA ChampionshipsAll DayFederal Way, WA

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