Claire Curzan: “Wanting it for something more than myself… helped me find that next gear”
Claire Curzan secured the 100 back NCAA title last night, touching the wall .01 ahead of Bella Sims for the win.
Gretchen Walsh on Going 46 in the 100 Fly: “I try to see myself, and our team, as limitless”
Gretchen Walsh broke yet another historic barrier in the 100 fly, becoming the first woman to dip under the 47-second barrier when she touched at 46.97
2025 NCAA Women’s Division I Championships: Day 4 Prelims Preview
Emma Sticklen will look to set herself up to defend her title in the 200 fly on the final day of the 2025 NCAA Championships.
Alex Walsh on NCAA Achievements: “My career has… been everything I’ve ever wanted it to be”
Alex Walsh made history tonight, winning the 100 breast and marking the 5th different event Walsh has won an individual title in
2025 Women’s NCAA Division I Championships: Day 3 Pick ‘Em Standings
463 entries picked top seeded Anna Peplowski of Indiana to win the 200 free. Congrats to Maya and thabrain for scoring 79 points on day 3.
2025 Women’s Division I NCAA Championships: Swims You Might Have Missed On Night 3
Cal Dunn dropped almost three seconds in the 400 IM this season and finished 7th overall in the event. See other swims you might have missed here.
Virginia Breaks Own NCAA Meet Record With 3:20.20 400 Medley Relay
Virginia broke their own meet record by 0.81 seconds that they swam to win a year ago. They missed their NCAA and American records by half a second.
Caroline Bricker on 400 IM Title: “I knew I had something in me… didn’t know it was that”
Bricker came into this meet confident in her abilities but didn’t necessarily expect to come out as an NCAA champion.
Caroline Bricker Has Dropped 12 Seconds in Two Years in the 400 IM
Stanford’s Caroline Bricker won the women’s 400 IM in 3:57.36. A time that marks a 12 second drop in the event in the two years she has been in college.
Gretchen Walsh’s 46.97 100 Butterfly Is The Top SCY Swim Of My Lifetime
No other woman has ever been under 48-seconds. Just four years ago, the first woman broke 49 seconds. Now, Walsh broke 47 seconds.
How Has the New Day 3 Event Lineup Affected Swimmers at 2025 Women’s NCAAs?
The extra 23 minutes helped Miranda Grana, now at Indiana, make the A finals in both the 100 fly and 100 back.
NCAA and American Records Fall As Gretchen Walsh Swims To 46.97 In 100 Butterfly
Walsh becomes the fastest 100 butterflyer by over a second and a half. No other swimmer has ever been under 48-seconds.
Stanford’s Aurora Roghair Wins Division I Women’s Elite 90 Award
The Stanford senior helped the team’s 800 free relay to an NCAA title on night 1. She has a 4.0 in Human Biology.
2025 Women’s Division I NCAA Championships: Day 3 Finals Preview
Emma Weyant is the top seed in the 400 IM. Tonight features the 100 fly, 200 free, 100 breast, 100 back, 3 meter, and 400 medley relay.
Sophie Yendell Talks Becoming Pitt’s First Female All-American Swimmer Since 1986
Sophie Yendell of Pitt finished 5th in the 50 free on night 2 of NCAAs. The team also made history qualifying all five relays for the first time ever.
