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North Carolina will be the most represented LSC with 11 invited athletes. Irvine Novaquatics and Long Island Aquatic Club are tied with four athletes each. Stock photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography

The changes were approved in July, but Division III diving coaches were only informed via email in November. Stock photo via Thomas Seagraves - Emory Athletics

Chalmers has been training with St. Andrews Club since March of this year after his longtime coach, Peter Bishop, had his coaching accreditation revoked.

The Engineers rewrote the pool and school record book at the MIT Winter Invite and now lead the season rankings in all five relays. Current photo via Sydney Chun

Madson specializes in sprint backstroke and freestyle and holds two WIAA 2A state records in the 100 back and 400 free relay.

Shulik is a mid-distance freestyler who holds her high school’s records in the 200 and 500 free, as well as the 200 IM.

3x NCAA champion Kate Augustyn went three-for-three in individual events to lead the MIT women to their second victory over a D1 team this season. Archive photo via MIT Athletics/Jacob Walton

Researchers from NC State, UVA, and UC Riverside teamed up to create the world’s fastest swimming soft robot, breaking their own record from two years ago. Current photo via Yin Lab@NCSU (YouTube)

Hubbard capped off his 2024 with best times in the 100s and 200s of backstroke, butterfly, and freestyle over two weeks.

2024 Swimmer of the Year Kaley McIntyre swept three individual events for the Violets in a historic Friday afternoon dual. Archive photo via NYU Athletics