Daily News | NCAA sanctions West Chester University for violation in swimming program recruitment
A new assistant athletic director last spring discovered the violation and the university, which competes in Division II, reported it to the NCAA, said Christopher Fiorentino, president of the more than 17,000-student university, the largest in Pennsylvania’s state system.
The sanctions do not impact athletes’ ability to compete, only the university’s recruiting practices. “We have additional work to do to understand exactly what happened, when and why,” he said. “We need to understand why it was not detected, and we need to be sure something like this would never happen again.”
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