Virginia wins sixth consecutive DI ladies’s swimming and diving title

Virginia received its sixth consecutive DI ladies’s swimming and diving title, ending over 200 factors larger than Stanford, the next-best staff.

The choice launch was revealed on Wednesday, March 4 and printed right here on NCAA.com. The high swimmers and divers attaining automated bids or the qualifying normal had been invited to compete on the McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta, GA throughout a 4 day span.

2026 NCAA DI ladies’s swimming championship schedule

• Selection launch: Click or faucet right here to see 2026 qualifiers
• Women’s championship: Wednesday, March 18 – Saturday, March 21
  • Wednesday, March 18 | Results
    • 1650-yard freestyle | Winner: Jillian Cox, Texas (15:32.26)
    • 200-yard medley relay | Winner: Virginia (1:31.67)
    • 800-yard freestyle relay | Winner: Virginia (6:45.21)
  • Thursday, March 19| Results
    • 100-yard butterfly | Winner: Torri Huske, Stanford (48.49)
    • 400-yard particular person medley | Winner: Bella Sims, Michigan (3:58:08)
    • 200-yard freestyle | Winner: Anna Moesch, Virginia (1:39:23)
    • 100-yard breaststroke | Winner: Eneli Jefimova, NC State (56.30)
    • 200-yard freestyle relay | Winner: Virginia (1:24:11)
    • One-meter diving | Winner: Chiara Pellacani, Miami (345.70)
  • Friday, March 20 | Results
    • 100-yard backstroke | Winner: Claire Curzan, Virginia (48.24)
    • 200-yard breaststroke | Winner: Lucy Bell, Stanford (2:02.38)
    • 500-yard freestyle | Winner: Claire Weinstein, California (4:30.09)
    • 50-yard freestyle | Winner: Torri Huske, Stanford (20:66)
    • 400-yard medley relay | Winner: Virginia (3:20.66)
    • Three-meter diving | Winner: Sophie Verzyl, South Carolina (387.90)
  • Saturday, March 21 | Results
    • 200-yard particular person medley | Winner: Lucy Bell, Stanford (1:52.09)
    • 100-yard freestyle | Winner: Torri Huske, Stanford (45.17)
    • 200-yard butterfly | Winner: Campbell Stoll, Texas (1:50.26)
    • 200-yard backstroke | Winner: Claire Curzan, Virginia (1:46.10)
    • 400-yard freestyle relay | Winner: Virginia (3:05.26)
    • Platform diving | Winner: Ellie Cole, Stanford (399.80)

How the sphere is chosen

Swimmers certified for the championships both by profitable their convention championship in an occasion with a longtime minimal time in that swim or by assembly the established minimal time for the occasions through which they entered. The invited divers earn their automated spot at zone meets within the weeks prior. In complete, the meet has a restrict of 322 athletes divided equally by 21 occasions (18 swimming and three diving). 

NCAA DI ladies’s swimming championship historical past

The Stanford Cardinal have probably the most all-time nationwide titles (11) whereas the reigning nationwide champs within the Virginia Cavaliers proceed to construct their dynasty with six straight titles. Here is each champion and runner-up since 1982.