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The Vermont Catamounts are a Division I swimming program in the America East. The program is identified by its mascot, Rally. The Catamounts bring 31 swimmers into the America East competition this season. Vermont swimming is tracking toward the current meet schedule as the season unfolds. Vermont enters 2026 with 31 athletes on the roster. The Catamounts host home meets on the Vermont campus. The Catamounts' meet schedule will be updated as results are posted. Rally anchors Vermont swimming identity, with "Vermont Victorious" as the program's fight song. When fans fuel a Catamount athlete on RallyFuel, 90% lands directly with the athlete — funding training, recovery, and the realities of college sports.
The University of Vermont in Burlington, Vermont, fields 18 varsity teams known as the Catamounts. They compete in NCAA Division I as members of the America East Conference. Vermont has been in the league since 1979, when it began as the ECAC North and Vermont was one of its charter members. Men's and women's ice hockey play in Hockey East, and the alpine and Nordic ski teams compete in the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association.
Vermont has won seven NCAA team national championships.
In men's ice hockey, Vermont reached its first Frozen Four in 1996 and lost to Colorado College in double overtime in the national semifinal. Martin St. Louis, the team's captain that season, was named to the All-Tournament Team and later won the Hart Trophy as the NHL's most valuable player in 2003-04. In 2024 the 13th-seeded men's basketball team met fourth-seeded Duke in the NCAA Tournament first round.
The athletics site lists Vermont-connected Olympic medalists from 1912 on, including:
Men's and women's basketball play in Patrick Gym, where the court is named for longtime coach Tom Brennan. Soccer and men's lacrosse play at Virtue Field in the Archie Post Athletic Complex.
The University of Vermont Athletic Hall of Fame includes Gutterson, who was inducted in 1969, and St. Louis and Tim Thomas, both inducted in 2007.