Swimming & Diving Leads Division III with 44 CSCAA Scholar All-America Recipients

The Emory University swimming & diving groups had been not too long ago honored with tutorial recognition for this previous season because the College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) launched its particular person and crew Scholar All-America recipients earlier this month.

To qualify for First-Team Scholar All-America, student-athletes should have earned a GPA of three.5 or larger and took part of their nationwide championship. Second Team alternatives should have additionally earned a 3.5 GPA or larger and met an NCAA “B” qualifying commonplace for the nationwide championship or certified for a diving zone qualification meet for Division II, Division III, and NAIA.

The Eagles headlined the Division III alternatives with a nation’s greatest 44 choice with 25 recipients on the ladies’s aspect in addition to 19 males’s alternatives. Of the 45 honorees, 32 had been First Team members.

Both Emory packages had been highlighted with Scholar All-America crew recognition as properly with the ladies’s squad securing a 3.78 collective grade level common throughout the spring semester and males’s roster checking in at 3.71. Teams had been chosen on the premise of their Spring 2026 grade level averages and had been required to attain a crew GPA of three.00 or larger to earn Scholar All-America recognition.

Scholar All-America representatives:

Women’s First Team: Sammi Thiele, Ariana Khan, Katie Cohen, Morgan Main, Ren Watt, Natalie Boorjian, Holly Brundage, Penny Celtnieks, Caitlin Crysel, Allison Greeneway, Sophia Joos, Meredith Liu, Maddy Lu, Emma Lunn, Elodie Mitchell, Jane Sanderson, Katherine Swan, Ava Kennedy, Emily Noll, Maya Kriz

Women’s Second Team: Avery Sammons, Ellis McGraw, Grace Scharper, Lauren Opitz, Victoria Layden

Men’s First Team: Crow Thorsen, Solly Berkenwald, Henri Bonnault, Jeff George, McKee Thorsen, Hayden Tupper, Graham Zucker, Sven Becker, Trenton Cassens, Carson Kalish, Ben Pritchard, Colin Zexter

Men’s Second Team: Jack Teasley, Griffin Barlow, Luke Hartman, Michael Kaiser, Quinn Nelson, Ryan Schnur, Anthony Simmons Jr.