NCAA Division II women's swimming and diving championships

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The NCAA Division II women's swimming and diving championships are contested at an annual swim meet hosted by the National Collegiate Athletic Association to determine the individual and team champions of women's collegiate swimming and diving among its Division II members in the United States and Canada.[1] It has been held every year since 1982, except for 2020.

AssociationNCAA
SportSwimming and Diving
Founded1982; 44 years ago (1982)
DivisionDivision II
Quick facts Association, Sport ...
NCAA Division II women's swimming and diving championships
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AssociationNCAA
SportSwimming and Diving
Founded1982; 44 years ago (1982)
DivisionDivision II
Country United States
 Canada
Most recent
champion
Nova Southeastern (4th)
Most titlesDrury (10)
BroadcasterESPNU
Official websiteNCAA.com
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Drury have been the most successful program, with ten national titles.

Nova Southeastern are the four-time reigning national champions, winning their fourth title in 2026.

History

Swimming was one of twelve women's sports added to the NCAA championship program for the 1981–82 school year, as the NCAA engaged in battle with the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women for sole governance of women's collegiate sports. The AIAW continued to conduct its established championship program in the same twelve (and other) sports; however, after a year of dual women's championships, the NCAA conquered the AIAW and usurped its authority and membership.[2]

Format

The event consists of individual and team championships in a range of events, all held in a 25-yard pool.

Individual swimming events

  • Freestyle events
    • 50-yard Freestyle (1982–present)
    • 100-yard Freestyle (1982–present)
    • 200-yard Freestyle (1982–present)
    • 500-yard Freestyle (1982–present)
    • 1,000-yard Freestyle (2001–present)
    • 1,650-yard Freestyle (1982−present)
  • Backstroke events
    • 50-yard Backstroke (1982–1983)
    • 100-yard Backstroke (1982–present)
    • 200-yard Backstroke (1982–present)
  • Breaststroke events
    • 50-yard Breaststroke (1982–1983)
    • 100-yard Breaststroke (1982–present)
    • 200-yard Breaststroke (1982–present)
  • Butterfly events
    • 50-yard Butterfly (1982–1983)
    • 100-yard Butterfly (1982–present)
    • 200-yard Butterfly (1982–present)
  • Medley events
    • 100-yard individual medley (1982–1983)
    • 200-yard individual medley (1982–present)
    • 400-yard individual medley (1982–present)

Relay swimming events

  • Freestyle relay events
    • 200-yard freestyle relay (1982–present)
    • 400-yard freestyle relay (1982–present)
    • 800-yard freestyle relay (1982–present)
  • Medley relay events
    • 200-yard medley relay (1982–present)
    • 400-yard medley relay (1982–present)

Diving events

  • Diving events
    • One-meter diving (1982–present)
    • Three-meter diving (1982–present)

Results

More information Year, Team Champion ...
Year Team Champion Score Team Runner-Up Score Location Venue
1982
Details
Cal State Northridge391Vanderbilt324Pennsylvania Clarion, Pennsylvania
1983Clarion308Air Force299California Long Beach, CaliforniaBelmont Plaza Olympic Pool
1984Clarion345Cal State Northridge260New York (state) Hempstead, New York
1985South Florida492Cal State Northridge380½Florida Orlando, FloridaYMCA Aquatic Center
1986Clarion433Tampa343Florida Orlando, FloridaYMCA Aquatic Center
1987Cal State Northridge349Clarion274California Long Beach, CaliforniaBelmont Plaza Olympic Pool
1988Cal State Northridge441Tampa285New York (state) Buffalo, New York
1989Cal State Northridge397North Dakota280New York (state) Buffalo, New York
1990Oakland423Cal State Northridge419New York (state) Buffalo, New York
1991Oakland566½Florida Atlantic404Wisconsin Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1992Oakland621½Northern Michigan475North Dakota Grand Forks, North Dakota
1993Oakland609Clarion406Ohio Canton, Ohio
1994Oakland630Air Force454½Ohio Canton, Ohio
1995Air Force690Oakland563Ohio Canton, Ohio
1996Air Force697½Oakland625North Dakota Grand Forks, North Dakota
1997Drury690½Oakland460Texas San Antonio, Texas
1998Drury578½Cal State Bakersfield386Ohio Ashland, Ohio
1999Drury613North Dakota603½New York (state) Buffalo, New YorkFlickinger Aquatic Center
2000Drury663Truman556New York (state) Buffalo, New YorkFlickinger Aquatic Center
2001Truman656Drury610½Ohio Canton, OhioBranin Natatorium
2002Truman733Drury548Florida Orlando, FloridaYMCA Aquatic Center
2003Truman682Drury410North Dakota Grand Forks, North Dakota
2004Truman641Drury561New York (state) Buffalo, New YorkFlickinger Aquatic Center
2005Truman579½Drury530Florida Orlando, FloridaYMCA Aquatic Center
2006Truman664Drury505Indiana Indianapolis, IndianaIndiana University Natatorium
2007Drury646½Truman518New York (state) Buffalo, New YorkFlickinger Aquatic Center
2008Truman461½Drury449Missouri Columbia, MissouriMizzou Aquatic Center
2009Drury618½Wayne State453½Texas Houston, TexasUniversity of Houston Aquatic Center
2010Drury657Wayne State531Ohio Canton, OhioBranin Natatorium
2011Drury483½Wayne State388Texas San Antonio, Texas
2012Wayne State497Drury496Texas Mansfield, Texas
2013Drury432½Wayne State388Alabama Birmingham, Alabama
2014Drury486Wayne State419Ohio Geneva, Ohio
2015Queens540½Drury489.5Indiana Indianapolis, IndianaIndiana University Natatorium
2016Queens567Wingate364½Indiana Indianapolis, IndianaIndiana University Natatorium
2017Queens467Drury385Alabama Birmingham, AlabamaCrossPlex Natatorium
2018Queens574.5Drury401North Carolina Greensboro, North CarolinaGreensboro Aquatic Center
2019Queens707.5Drury345Indiana Indianapolis, IndianaIndiana University Natatorium
2020Cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic
2021Queens695Drury441Alabama Birmingham, AlabamaCrossPlex Natatorium
2022Queens536.5Indy423North Carolina Greensboro, North CarolinaGreensboro Aquatic Center
2023Nova Southeastern536.5Indy488.5Indiana Indianapolis, IndianaIndiana University Natatorium
2024Nova Southeastern487Colorado Mesa461.5Ohio Geneva, OhioSPIRE Institute
2025Nova Southeastern475Drury463Indiana Indianapolis, IndianaIndiana University Natatorium
2026Nova Southeastern486Tampa424.5Indiana Evansville, IndianaDeaconess Aquatic Center
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Champions

NCAA Division II women's swimming and diving championships is located in the United States
Drury
Drury
Truman
Truman
Clarion
Clarion
Nova Southeastern
Nova Southeastern
Wayne State
Wayne State
Team national championships, by active programs: 10, 7, 4, 3, 1

Active programs

More information Team, Titles ...
TeamTitlesYears
Drury 10 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014
Truman 7 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008
Nova Southeastern 4 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026
Clarion 3 1983, 1984, 1986
Wayne State (MI) 1 2012
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Former programs

More information Team, Titles ...
TeamTitlesYears
Queens (NC) 7 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022
Oakland 5 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994
Cal State Northridge 4 1982, 1987, 1988, 1989
Air Force 2 1995, 1996
South Florida 1 1985
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Championship records

More information Event, Time ...
Event Time NameClubDateLocation Ref
50y freestyle 21.92 hBryn Greenwaldt Augustana March 12, 2025 Indianapolis, Indiana [4]
100y freestyle 48.07 Luna Mertins Lynn March 15, 2025 Indianapolis, Indiana [5]
200y freestyle 1:45.27 Patricia Castro  Spain
Queens
March 12, 2015 Indianapolis, Indiana [6]
500y freestyle 4:39.28 Patricia Castro  Spain
Queens
March 11, 2016 Indianapolis, Indiana [7]
1000y freestyle 9:38.98 Emily Trieschmann Nova S'Eastern March 13, 2024 Geneva, Ohio [8]
1650y freestyle 16:17.66 Kristen Frost Southern Connecticut March 15, 2008 Columbia, Missouri
100y backstroke 50.91 Agata Naskret  Poland
West Florida
March 13, 2026 Evansville, Indiana [9]
200y backstroke 1:52.90 Agata Naskret  Poland
West Florida
March 14, 2026 Evansville, Indiana [10]
100y breaststroke 59.51 Theresa Michalak  Germany
West Florida
March 10, 2017 Birmingham, Alabama [11]
200y breaststroke 2:08.59 Jonette Laegreid Drury March 15, 2025 Indianapolis, Indiana [12]
100y butterfly 51.78 Luna Mertins Lynn March 13, 2025 Indianapolis, Indiana [13]
200y butterfly 1:55.98 Ann Carozza West Chester March 11, 2022 Greensboro, North Carolina [14]
200y individual medley 1:55.63 Patricia Castro  Spain
Queens
March 9, 2016 Indianapolis, Indiana [15]
400y individual medley 4:08.56 Patricia Castro  Spain
Queens
March 10, 2016 Indianapolis, Indiana [16]
4×50y
  freestyle relay
1:29.03
  • Hungary Zsofia Kurdi
     (22.55)
  • Sweden Kristina Orban
     (22.10)
  • Sweden Maxine Egner
     (22.18)
  • Maya Esparza
     (22.20)
Nova S'Eastern March 13, 2026 Evansville, Indiana [17]
4×100y
  freestyle relay
3:17.37
  • Hungary Zsofia Kurdi
     (49.31)
  • Sweden Maxine Egner
     (49.17)
  • Sweden Emilia Ronningdal
     (49.35)
  • Maya Esparza
     (49.54)
Nova S'Eastern March 14, 2026 Evansville, Indiana [18]
4×200y
  freestyle relay
7:08.50
  • Sweden Emilia Ronningdal
     (1:46.71)
  • Brazil Rafaela Raurich
     (1:46.09)
  • May Lowy
     (1:49.97)
  • Emily Trieschmann
     (1:45.73)
Nova S'Eastern March 12, 2024 Geneva, Ohio [19]
4×50y
  medley relay
1:37.95
  • Sweden Mollie Morfelt
     (25.48)
  • Hannah Montgomery
     (27.49)
  • Sweden Kristina Orban
     (23.10)
  • Maya Esparza
     (21.88)
Nova S'Eastern March 11, 2026 Evansville, Indiana [20]
4×100y
  medley relay
3:35.21
  • Poland Agata Naskret
     (51.24)
  • Russia Shelly Prayson
     (1:01.08)
  • Livia Rodrigues
     (53.31)
  • Estonia Sofija Kendzior
     (49.58)
West Florida March 12, 2026 Evansville, Indiana [21]
1m Springboard 511.55 Kayla Kelosky Clarion March 10, 2011 San Antonio, Texas
3m Springboard 555.70 Elizabeth Rawlings Queens March 14, 2015 Indianapolis, Indiana [22]
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Legend: # – Record awaiting ratification by NCAA;
Records not set in finals: h – heat; sf – semifinal; r – relay 1st leg; rh – relay heat 1st leg; b – B final; – en route to final mark; so – swim-off; tt – time trial

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