Laura Rosado is a journalist who specializes in covering swimming and aquatic sports. She writes for SwimSwam and her work has also appeared in DXT. Laura's articles focus on highlighting the achievements, commitments, and performances of swimmers at various levels, from high school champions to collegiate athletes.
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The final morning session in Greensboro features the 100 free, 200 back, 200 breast, 400 free relay, 1650 free, and women's 3-meter diving. Archive photo via MIT Athletics
The Kenyon women look to surge into the lead tonight. The last time they won a team title was in 2022 for their 24th in program history. Stock photo via Eugene Soh
Colby senior Eleanor McGrath, who majors in Environmental Science, has won the women's Elite 90 Award for D3 swimming and diving.
Alex McCormick majors in mechanical engineering with a 4.0 GPA and owns three individual school records in the 100 back, 200 back, and 200 IM. Current photo via @NCAA
The Eagles won their first team title in 2017 and now have four titles under their belt. They amassed 434 points over four days of competition.
The Owls are the winningest team in DIII swimming and diving history. They scored 448 points to secure their 25th national title in program history.
By: Laura Rosado
Finkel won the 500 free and 200 fly, upsetting the reigning record-holder and champion in the latter. He also placed 4th in the 200 free.
By: Laura Rosado
McIntyre swept the 50-100-200 freestyle at the championships, setting new NCAA DIII records in the 50 and 100. NYU placed 3rd overall.
By: Laura Rosado
Finkel won the 500 free and 200 fly, upsetting the reigning record-holder and champion in the latter. He also placed 4th in the 200 free.
By: Laura Rosado
Associate head coach Herbie Behm will lead the next chapter of the Sun Devils after head coach Bob Bowman announced his move to Texas. Current photo via @sundevilswimdive
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