Reott, Saville, Rhodes earn 2026 PSAC Women’s Swimming Major Awards

LOCK HAVEN, Pa. – The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference introduced its Major Award winners for the 2025-26 Women’s Swimming season. The high three finishers in every occasion on the PSAC Championships had been acknowledged as All-Conference performers. An entire listing of these honorees is linked above.

The Major Awards are decided by a vote of the convention’s head coaches. 

Women’s Swimming Athlete of the Year: Katelyn Reott, Edinboro

Women’s Swimming Freshman of the Year: Greta Saville, West Chester

Women’s Swimming Coach of the Year: Chris Rhodes, Edinboro

 

Edinboro’s Katelyn Reott was named PSAC Women’s Swimming Athlete of the Year after a escape season, that included competing in three occasions on the 2026 NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships. Reott completed 18^th within the 100 freestyle, 22^nd within the 50 freestyle, and 25^th within the 100 backstroke. At this yr’s PSAC Championship, she was a two-time particular person champion within the 50 and 100 freestyle in addition to part of the Fighting Scots’ champion 200 and 400 freestyle relays. Reott’s swims on the PSAC meet earned her seven All-PSAC honors for the season.

 

West Chester’s Greta Saville was chosen as Freshman of the Year. She was a three-time NCAA championship qualifier in her debut season (1,000 freestyle, 500 freestyle, and the mile.) Saville earned Honorable-Mention All-American honors within the mile after ending 11^th general. At the PSAC Championship, she was a four-time champion within the 1,000 freestyle, 500 freestyle, mile, and part of the Golden Rams’ 800 freestyle relay.

 

Chris Rhodes of Edinboro was tabbed PSAC Women’s Swimming Coach of the Year. This is Rhodes’ second profession honor after successful this award again in 2006-07. This yr, he guided the Fighting Scots to a fifth-place end on the PSAC Championship. This is a two-place enchancment from final yr’s championship. Rhodes additionally coached Athlete of the Year Katelyn Reott to qualify for 3 occasions on the NCAA Championship.