Fiora Beratahani Wins Three-Meter National Championship; Women's Swim and Dive Finishes 6th at NCAA Championship

INDIANAPOLIS, IN. – Fiora Beratahani won the 3-Meter Board to highlight the final day at the 2026 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving National Championship. The Engineers took sixth overall, marking the 13th-straight top-10 finish for the program.

STANDINGS:
1. NYU - 517 points
2. Emory - 433. 50 points
3. Kenyon - 380 points
4. Denison - 304 points
5. Williams - 282. 50 point
6. MIT – 225 points

HOW IT HAPPENED:

1650 Free: Tiffany Kim placed 18th overall with a time of 17:21.25.
100 Free: Annika Naveen took 14th in 50.90.
200 Breast: Sarah Bernard finished fourth, touching the wall in 2:14.43. Daniela Petran took 14th with a time of 2:19.86.
3-Meter Dive: Beratahani won with a score of 485.30 while Logan Yee took third with a score of 482.75.
400 Free Relay: Mary Feliz, Sydney Smith, Lillian Poag, and Naveen clocked in fifth with a time of 3:23.01.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS:

Beratahani is just the second diver in program history to win a National Championship, joining Doria Holbrook who also won the 3-meter board in 2007. Beratahani now has four All-America honors in her career.
Yee grabbed her second All-America award of the meet as she placed in the top-five on both boards.
Bernard's swim is the second fastest time in program history, behind her time of 2:13.50. She notched her ninth All-America honor.
Petran is taking home her first All-America award.
Feliz earned five All-America honors at her first NCAA meet and Poag got her second.
Smith tallies her 17th All-America honor and sixth of the meet.
Naveen concludes her career with 12 All-America honors.

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