Keiser Women Win 5th Straight NAIA Swimming & Diving National Championships

2026 NAIA Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving National Championships

• Dates: Wednesday, March 4–Saturday, March 7
• Times: Prelims 9AM Eastern, Finals 5PM Eastern
• Location: Elkhart Aquatic Center, Elkhart, IN
• Defending Champions: Keiser women (4x); Keiser men (1x)
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  • Day 1 Finals
  • Day 2 Prelims | Finals
  • Day 3 Prelims | Finals
  • Day 4 Prelims | Finals

2026 Final Results

1. Keiser, 633
2. SCAD, 527
3. Cumberlands, 414
4. St Thomas (FL), 401
5. Masters, 332
6. Bethel (IN), 284
7. Lindsey Wilson, 199
8. Milligan, 178
9. Olivet Nazarene, 132
10. William Carey, 130
11. Indiana Wesleyan, 115
12. Arizona Christian, 98
13. St Ambrose, 96
14. Brenau, 55
15. Aquinas College, 45
16. Life, 31
17. Saint Mary (KS), 30
18. New College of Florida, 26
19. Campbellsville, 22
20. (tie) Thomas / Shawnee State, 16
21. –
22. Midway, 6
23. Loyola (LA), 4

Keiser University women won their fifth consecutive NAIA Swimming & Diving Championships this weekend, racking up 631 points to beat runner-up Savannah College of Art & Design by 104 points. The Seahawks led from the first event to the last, giving no entry point to another team to challenge for the title.

• Swimming – Individual Events, 375 points
• Swimming – Relays, 192 points
• Diving – 66 points

Keiser won 6 swimming events, 4 relays, and both diving events. Luiza Bersi, who won 3 individual events and contributed to all 4 winning relays, was named the NAIA Swimmer of the Year. Sinead Valero Godoy earned the NAIA Diver of the Year award after winning both the 1-meter and 3-meter springboard events.

Keiser Event Winners — Women

• Women’s 200 medley relay: Keiser (Natalia Janiszewska, Kate Vorontsova, Luiza Bersi, Boglarka Zsunics) — 1:40.52 (NAIA, meet, and program record)
• Women’s 800 free relay: Keiser (Natalia Janiszewska, Alanis Santiago, Rachel Bradley, Luiza Bersi) — 7:22.55 (NAIA, meet, and program record)
• Women’s 200 IM: Luiza Bersi — 2:00.93 (NAIA, meet, and program record)
• Women’s 3M diving: Sinead Valero Godoy — 321.85
• Women’s 200 free relay: Keiser (Natalia Janiszewska, Alanis Santiago, Boglarka Zsunics, Luiza Bersi) — 1:33.32
• Women’s 100 fly: Luiza Bersi — 53.76
• Women’s 200 free: Alanis Santiago — 1:49.84
• Women’s 100 back: Natalia Janiszewska — 53.95
• Women’s 400 medley relay: Keiser (Natalia Janiszewska, Kate Vorontsova, Luiza Bersi, Alanis Santiago) — 3:41.24 (NAIA, meet, and program record)
• Women’s 200 back: Natalia Janiszewska — 1:58.47
• Women’s 200 fly: Luiza Bersi — 2:00.91
• Women’s 1M diving: Sinead Valero Godoy — 287.90

The Seahawks kicked off their 2026 campaign with a pair of relay wins on Day 1. Natalia Janiszewska, Kate Vorontsova, Luiza Bersi, and Boglarka Zsunics broke the NAIA record in the 200 medley relay, while Janiszewska, Alanis Santiago, Rachel Bradley, and Bersi took down the NAIA record in the 800 free relay.

Bersi broke the NAIA record in the 200 IM and contributed to the 200 free relay (with Janiszewska, Santiago, and Zsunics) that broke the NAIA record on Day 2. Sinead Valero Godoy added a Keiser gold in 3-meter diving.

Day 3 brought a trio of individual titles: Bersi in the 100 fly, Santiago in the 200 free, and Janiszewska in the 100 back. They combined with Vorontsova to end the day with a win the 400 medley relay with a new NAIA record.

Keiser ended the meet on Day 4 with a 200 back gold from Janiszewska, Bersi’s 3rd national title (200 fly), and Valero Godoy’s 2nd diving title (1-meter springboard).

Keiser NAIA Championship Team