No. 5 MIT Women's Swim and Dive Earns More All-America Honors of Day Three of NCAA Championships

INDIANAPOLIS, IN. – Nine members of the No. 5 MIT women's swimming and diving team captured All-America honors on day three of the 2026 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships, hosted at the IU Natatorium.

STANDINGS:
1 NYU - 375 points
2 Emory - 319. 50 points
3 Kenyon - 294 points
4 Denison - 239 points
5 Williams - 190. 50 points
6 Chicago - 143. 50 points
7 MIT – 140 points

HOW IT HAPPENED:

200 Medley Relay: Christina Beggs, Sarah Bernard, Annika Naveen, and Olivia Chen placed 16th in 1:43.75.
200 Fly: Mary Feliz came in 10th with a time of 2:02.42 while Belise Swartwood placed 16th in 2:03.74.
100 Back: Sydney Smith took 11th with a time of 55.39.
800 Free Relay: Natalie Tang, Jessica Crane, Smith, and Feliz finished seventh with a finals time of 7:24.91.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS:

Beggs and Chen are now two-time All-Americans.
Bernard is now an eight-time All-American while Naveen is a an 11-time AA.
Feliz captured her fourth All-America accolade of the meet.
Swartwood and Crane take home their second AA honor.
Tang earns her third All-America honor in the 800 Free.
Smith becomes a 16-time All-American.

UP NEXT:

Saturday, March 21 will be the last day of competition. Prelims will begin at 10:00 AM with the finals getting started at 6:00 PM. The final events will include the 1650 Free, 100 Free, 200 Back, 200 Breast, 3-Meter Dive and 400 Free Relay.

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