THE BASICS:
 
- Event: 2022 NCAA Swimming and Diving National Championships
 
- Location: Indianapolis, Ind. (IUPUI's IU Natatorium)
 
- Results: 8th (190 points)
 
- The Lead: The MIT women's swimming and diving team earned its ninth straight top-10 finish as the Engineers finished the 2022 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships in eighth with 190 points. Kenyon won the event with a total of 446 points. 
 
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:
 
200-Yard Back
 
- First-year Kate Augustyn (Eau Claire, Wis.) earned her fifth All-America honor with her third-place finish in the event. She touched the wall in 1:58.84 to set a new school record.
 
200-Yard Breast
 
- Junior Edenna Chen (Colorado Springs, Colo.) picked up another All-America honor with her 10th-place finish as she clocked in with a time of 2:15.80.
 
Three-Meter Diving
 
- First-year Rachel Loh (Arcadia, Calif.) picked up All-America honors with her ninth-place finish in the event. She totaled 445.10 points in the consolation final.
 
400-Free Relay
 
- The Engineers team of Augustyn, Chen, senior Olivia McGrath (Chevy Chase, Md.), and senior Lindsey Bjornstad (Mequon, Wis.) came in sixth with a time of 3:24.85.
 
- Augustyn finished the championships with six All-America honors while Chen now has 10 in her career. Bjornstad has seven All-America honors and McGrath has five.
 
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