SAN DIEGO – San Diego swimming and diving and head coach Mike Keeler are excited to announce the team's full 2025-26 slate this fall and winter.
USD will begin their season with a pair of matchups against crosstown rival San Diego State with the Toreros hosting the Aztecs on September 19 and 26 at the USD Sports Center Pool Deck.
The Toreros will compete in 14 total meets throughout the regular season as they will head north to Malibu for the program's first road meet on October 4 at the Pepperdine Invite. San Diego will compete one last time in their home pool before the calendar turns to 2026, as the team will host its alumni meet on October 11 at 10:00 a.m.
Wrapping up the month of Octoher on the road, San Diego will race at both MPSF Open Water (October 18) and will then compete in a duel meet against both Pomona-Pizter and California Baptist on October 25 in Claremont.
Competing in three meets in the last two months of the year, the Torero swimmers will head north to race at the Utah Tech Invite (November 19-22), while the divers wil be back in Southern California competing at the Trojan Diving Invite (November 20-22). USD will then race one last time in the month of December as they're set to face off with both Chapman and Fresno Pacific on December 6 in Orange County.
The Toreros will be right back in action just after the new year as USD will race in an important neutral site meet as they face off with Vanderbilt on January 2 in a meet that will be hosted by San Diego State. Two weeks later, San Diego will then head back up to Malibu for the WCC Cup hosted by Pepperdine on January 17.
USD will then wrap up January with their final home meet on the 2025-26 calendar when they take on another crosstown rival in UC San Diego on January 31 at noon.
In their final meet of the regular season, the Toreros will head east to the Lone Star state as they set to compete in their first even Big West Championships in Houston from February 11-14. USD swim and dive is ecstatic to be competing in their new conference for the first time this season against many strong opponents.
Every USD home swim meet is open to the public and is free of charge for anyone who wants to attend.
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