Eastern Connecticut State University Women's Swimming

Fahey has produced 54 Eastern/E-Club Scholar-Athlete Award recipients, and 30 four-year letterwinners, as well as 14 New England champions and 239 All-New England and 167 All-Little East Conference selections. Nine years ago, the LEC Academic Honor Roll was instituted, and 49 Eastern swimmers have earned spots on those teams. In the last nine seasons, Eastern is 71-18 in dual meet competition for a winning percentage of .798, putting together three straight seasons of just one loss between 2011 and 2014. In 2015/16, the Warriors won six of eight dual meets, equalled their best Little East Conference Championships finish (second) and placed sixth -- its seventh straight Top 6 finish -- among 21 scoring teams at the NEISDA Division III Championships. Fahey earned Coach-of-the-Year honors in 2012/13 from both NEISDA (for the third time) and the Little East (for the second time). Fahey chalked up her 100th dual meet victory six years ago with a 107-90 victory over UMass Dartmouth at the Sports Center pool. Under Fahey, Eastern has not had a losing record since her second season, finishing above .500 in all but one of those seasons.   Fahey was an accomplished intercollegiate swimmer at Division II national powerhouse University of Tampa, Prior to her appointment at Eastern, the Ledyard, Conn. native spent four years on the intercollegiate swimming staff at Connecticut College after two years at Robinson High School (Tampa, FL). As an intercollegiate athlete, Fahey was a 14-time NCAA Division II All-America in the freestyle and relay events under Ed Brennan at Tampa between 1985 and 1989, swam the third leg of consecutive 400 yard freestyle national champion relay teams in 1987 and 88 and was an integral member of teams which placed second (twice), third, and ninth in national competition.