Ladies’s Swimming and Diving Garners Eight All-Ivy Alternatives

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – The Ivy League launched their All-Ivy groups Wednesday, with the University of Pennsylvania ladies’s swimming and diving workforce touchdown two First Team All-Ivy and 6 Second Team All-Ivy alternatives.

On the First Team All-Ivy facet of issues, seniors Sydney Bergstrom and Sadie Howard earned the nods with their first-place performances on the Ivy League Championships this previous week. Bergstrom claimed the highest spot within the 1650 freestyle with a time of 16:02.63, punching her ticket to the 2026 NCAA Championships. Bergstrom was additionally acknowledged as Penn’s Academic All-Ivy choice for her efforts within the swimming pool and within the classroom. Howard earned her spot by successful the 3-meter dive with a 331.25. That rating broke the earlier document on the 3-meter dive by practically 15 factors.

The Second Team All-Ivy alternatives embrace senior Anna Moehn, who positioned second within the 500 & 1650 free, junior Kate Handley (100 breast), junior Kate Levensten (200 again), and sophomore Amy Qin (100 again). The Quakers additionally earned Second Team within the 400-medley relay, with the workforce consisting of Amy Qin, Kate Handley, Maggie Hu, and Kayla Fu.

The Quakers ended their Ivy League season on the best word in program historical past, inserting second on the Ivy League Championships courtesy of the performances above. The Quakers additionally secured the perfect common season in a decade with a 10-2 remaining tally. With solely ECAC Championships left on the schedule, the Quakers will look to this 12 months as a lift for the way forward for this system.

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