COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The Duquesne swimming and diving team was recognized as a College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Scholar All-America Team for the 2019 fall semester, the organization announced on Wednesday. The CSCAA recognizes teams achieving a GPA of 3.0 or higher for the semester.

The two-time defending Atlantic 10 champion Dukes recorded a 3.50 grade point average for the fall term, second-highest among A-10 teams. Additionally, 59 percent of Dukes registered a GPA of 3.50 or higher for the semester while 84 percent achieved a 3.0 or better. 

The CSCAA selected a record 762 men's and women's programs from 480 institutions to the Scholar All-America Team for the Fall 2019 semester. Teams were selected on the basis of their Fall 2019 grade point averages and represent 17,685 student-athletes.  

2019 CSCAA Fall Scholar All-America Teams
3.05    Air Force
3.48    Akron
3.52    Alabama
3.69    American
3.42    Arizona
3.47    Arizona State
3.64    Arkansas
3.54    Arkansas-Little Rock
3.48    Auburn
3.51    Ball State
3.45    Binghamton
3.56    Boise State
3.38    Boston College
3.35    Boston University
3.64    Bowling Green
3.30    Brigham Young
3.64    Brown
3.26    Bryant
3.29    Bucknell
3.36    Buffalo
3.61    Butler
3.48    Cal Baptist
3.46    California
3.36    California-Davis
3.42    Campbell
3.50    Canisius
3.46    Central Connecticut
3.55    Cincinnati
3.55    Cleveland State
3.40    Colgate
3.40    Colorado State
3.51    Columbia
3.39    Connecticut
3.52    Cornell
3.22    CSU Bakersfield
3.49    Dartmouth
3.49    Davidson
3.17    Delaware
3.68    Denver
3.67    Drexel
3.61    Duke
3.50    Duquesne
3.61    East Carolina
3.47    Eastern Michigan
3.31    Evansville
3.40    Fairfield
3.32    Florida
3.30    Florida Atlantic
3.52    Florida Gulf Coast
3.74    Florida International
3.51    Florida State
3.41    Fordham
3.51    Fresno State
3.54    Gardner-Webb
3.31    George Washington
3.47    Georgetown
3.21    Georgia
3.47    Georgia Southern
3.21    Georgia Tech
3.66    Grand Canyon
3.69    Harvard
3.46    Hawaii
3.51    Houston
3.41    Howard
3.56    Idaho
3.42    Illinois
3.28    Illinois at Chicago
3.62    Illinois State
3.51    Incarnate Word
3.40    Indiana
3.70    Indiana State
3.47    Iona
3.36    Iowa
3.56    Iowa State
3.39    IUPUI
3.33    James Madison
3.64    Kansas
3.66    Kentucky
3.51    La Salle
3.47    Lafayette
3.45    Lehigh
3.65    Liberty
3.70    LIU-Brooklyn
3.23    Louisiana State
3.52    Louisville
3.60    Loyola (MD)
3.63    Loyola Marymount
3.45    Maine
3.22    Manhattan
3.50    Marist
3.68    Marshall
3.45    Massachusetts
3.21    Miami (Florida)
3.59    Miami (OH)
3.43    Michigan
3.69    Michigan State
3.49    Minnesota
3.46    Missouri
3.43    Missouri State
3.55    Monmouth (NJ)
3.17    Mount St. Mary's
3.29    Navy
3.58    NC State
3.48    Nebraska
3.76    Nebraska-Omaha
3.03    Nevada Las Vegas
3.35    Nevada Reno
3.21    New Hampshire
3.50    New Mexico
3.30    Niagara
3.26    North Carolina
3.41    North Florida
3.44    North Texas
3.72    Northeastern
3.52    Northern Arizona
3.52    Northern Colorado
3.56    Northern Iowa
3.58    Northwestern
3.48    Notre Dame
3.31    Oakland
3.40    Ohio
3.42    Ohio State
3.38    Old Dominion
3.50    Pacific
3.49    Penn State
3.52    Pennsylvania
3.27    Pepperdine
3.32    Pittsburgh
3.46    Providence
3.64    Purdue
3.49    Rhode Island
3.70    Rice
3.30    Richmond
3.55    Rider
3.48    Rutgers
3.51    Sacred Heart
3.29    Saint Francis (NY)
3.54    Saint Francis (PA)
3.42    Saint Louis
3.47    San Diego
3.33    San Diego State
3.22    San Jose State
3.64    Seattle
3.58    Seton Hall
3.14    Siena
3.67    South Carolina
3.31    South Dakota
3.23    South Dakota State
3.67    Southern Illinois
3.47    Southern Methodist
3.51    Stanford
3.11    Stony Brook
3.27    Tennessee
3.53    Texas
3.20    Texas A&M
3.49    Texas Christian
3.46    Toledo
3.18    Towson
3.52    Tulane
3.48    UC San Diego
3.35    UC Santa Barbara
3.11    UCLA
3.40    UMBC
3.39    UNC Asheville
3.55    UNC-Wilmington
3.30    Utah
3.55    UW-Milwaukee
3.25    Valparaiso
3.52    Vanderbilt
3.42    Vermont
3.58    Villanova
3.40    Virginia
3.34    Virginia Tech
3.37    Wagner
3.29    Washington State
3.40    West Virginia
3.34    William & Mary
3.22    Wisconsin
3.34    Wyoming
3.23    Xavier
3.67    Yale
3.42    Youngstown State 

About the CSCAA
Founded in 1922, the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) – the oldest organization of college coaches in America – is a professional organization of college swimming and diving coaches dedicated to serving and providing leadership for the advancement of the sport of swimming & diving at the collegiate level.