New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2015-16:Competed in eight of the Highlanders nine meets. .. at the ECAC Winter Championships, where the Highlanders took first place, swam a personal-best in the 100 fly (54.81) and the 200 IM (2:03.60). … finished 1^st in the 100 breast in the Tri-Meet against Manhattan and St. Francis Brooklyn. … at the CCSA Championships swam personal-best times in the 100 breast (1:00.40) and the 200 breast (2:13.14). … named to the 2016 CCSA All-Academic list.

2014-15: Team captain. Drori participated in all ten meets for the Highlanders. ...He swam season-bests in three events at the CCSA Championships, 200 breaststroke in 2:13.73 finishing in 13th place, 100 butterfly in 55.12 and the 100 breaststroke in 1:01.77. ...He recorded a season-best time in the 200 IM at the CCSA North Invitational with a time of 2:06.96 and was selected to the 2014-15 CCSA All-Academic Team.

2013-14: Did not participate due to injury.

2012-13: Earned Metropolitan Conference Championships honorable mention. Member of each relay team (five teams) which have notched school records at NJIT this season. ...Drori qualified for the ECAC Open Swim Championship held at Harvard University in Boston, Massachusetts. NJIT placed 12th out of 29 declared Division I and III teams in the team standings ahead of America East rivals Maine and Binghamton, and region rival St. Francis (NY).

Prior to NJIT: Jonathan Drori. … attended Governor Livingston High School in Berkeley Heights. ... Swam for the Berkeley Aquatic Club Team. ... three-time National Latin exam medalist. ... member of the Latin and Math honors society.

Personal: Jonathan Drori is majoring in Biology at NJIT. ...born 3/24/94 in Zephat, Israel.

Getting to know Jonathan Drori ...

Why did you choose NJIT as your university?
I chose NJIT beacsue it offered me a lot of help with financial aid, and it was small and close to home. It also has a really reputable honors college, and a great biology program. I was also really excited to be part of the swim team here when I applied.
 
When you were choosing between college swimming programs, what was unique about the NJIT Men's Swimming & Diving program?
What makes NJIT Swimming & Diving unique is that is was a small team, which meant I had a lot of room to make a big difference. I'm now captain and I couldn't ask for a better coaching staff or better teammates.
 
Why did you choose to be part of the NJIT Men's Swimming & Diving program?
I chose NJIT Swimming & Diving beacsue after a season of plateaued times from my previous club, The Berkeley Aquatic Club, I wanted to continue my career in swimming. Coaches Mike, Dan, and Mark introduced a very different kind of training, and with their help I was able to drop significant time in almost all of my events for the first time since I was 15.