Marywood University Pacers

AQUATICS CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION

Open Swim Hours | Fall 2025
Sept. 2 - Dec. 12, 2025

Monday | 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Tuesday | 8-9 a.m.
Wednesday | 8 a.m.–Noon; 1–3 p.m.
Thursday | 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Friday | 8–9 a.m.; 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday | Closed

Closed: Oct. 13-14 (Fall Break), Nov. 26-28 (Thanksgiving)

Please check 25Live for pool availability or call 570-961-4724 for updated schedules.

All schedules are subject to change without notice.

There will be no pool hours if the University is closed due to inclement weather.

Due to classes and varsity athletics, hours may vary. Classes and athletic schedules take priority. To sign up for pool hour alerts and information, please email Aquatics Director Shana Keeler at spkeeler@marywood.edu.

Equipment is available for use by Marywood students, faculty, staff, and administration. 

AQUATICS CENTER HISTORY

The Marywood University Aquatics Center is one of the premier swimming and diving facilities in Northeast Pennsylvania, and home to the Pacers' Men’s and Women's Swimming and Diving. The facility also provides recreation and competitive opportunities for the campus community as well as regional schools and organizations.

Dedicated on April 15, 2011, the Aquatics Center represents the third phase of a $25 million expansion of the Marywood University Athletics and Recreation program facilities. The Aquatics Center adds 17,000 square feet of competitive and recreational space to the 67,000-square foot Center for Athletics and Wellness, which opened in 2006.

Swimming and Diving team members were joined in the opening dedication swim by Hans Schierling (below), husband of Marywood University Trustee, Toni Schierling. Toni and Hans made one of the first capital commitments to the interior of the Aquatics Center by naming a lane in the new swimming pool. The families of former Marywood University Director of Athletics & Recreation Dr. Mary Jo Gunning and former Vice President for Student Life Dr. Raymond P. Heath also have lanes named after them. Hans Schierling joined the student swimmers by swimming in the lane he and Mrs. Schierling dedicated - known now as the “Schierling Bahn.” ("Bahn" is German for “Road.”)
 

AQUATICS CENTER FEATURES

17,000 Square Foot Facility
8-Lane, NCAA Regulation Pool  
3-Meter Diving Board
1-Meter Diving Boards (2)
Competition Gutters
Raised Platform & Bleacher Seating
200 Spectator Seats
Safety Center Office
Team Locker Rooms