DSU Swim and Dive Seize a number of All-American Performances in Day Two on the NCAA Championships

EVANSVILLE, Ind. — The Delta State University Swim and Dive program continued competitors on the 2026 NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships on Wednesday on the Deaconess Aquatic Center, highlighted by a number of All-America performances and a podium end from diver Santiago Santodomingo.

Santodomingo led the best way for the Statesmen with a third-place end within the 1-meter diving finals, posting a rating of 528.75. The efficiency earned First Team All-America honors and 16 staff factors for Delta State.

In the pool, the Lady Statesmen produced a number of All-America swims in the course of the night finals.

Zinna Nimander positioned eighth within the 50-yard freestyle, touching the wall in 22.87 to earn First Team All-America honors and 11 factors for Delta State. Teammate Olivia Murphy adopted with an Eleventh-place end in 22.94, incomes Second Team All-America honors and including six factors.

Delta State additionally scored within the 200-yard medley relay, the place Kaley Davis, Zinna Nimander, Olivia Murphy, and Chloe Skelt mixed for a sixth-place end in 1:39.92. The relay efficiency earned First Team All-America honors and contributed 26 factors to the Lady Statesmen complete.

In the space freestyle, Mateus Franco delivered a robust swim for the Statesmen, ending ninth within the 1000-yard freestyle with a time of 9:03.78. The consequence earned Second Team All-America honors and 9 factors for Delta State.

Chloe Skelt added one other scoring efficiency for the Lady Statesmen with a Fifteenth-place end within the 200-yard particular person medley (2:04.17), incomes Second Team All-America honors and two staff factors.

The Statesmen additionally picked up factors in relay competitors because the males’s 200-yard medley relay staff of Mateus Franco, Jacob Hamblen, Kacper Mochnal and Ethan Baylin completed 14th in 1:28.71, incomes Second Team All-America honors and six factors.

After two days of competitors, the Lady Statesmen sit tied for ninth place with 53 factors, whereas the Statesmen are 14th with 31 factors within the staff standings.

The NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships proceed via Saturday on the Deaconess Aquatic Center.