RICHMOND, VA. – The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) announced its NCAA Women’s Division II award winners and All-Americans for the 2023-24 season.
Following her five NCAA National Titles victories, Emily Trieschmann was crowned the CSCAA Swimmer of the Year for the second consecutive year.
The awards were determined by a nationwide vote of CSCAA-member Division II head swimming coaches and head diving coaches. All-Americans are selected based on their finish at the NCAA Championships. Only student-athletes who computed in their championship finals are eligible for All-American Honors. NCAA relays & individuals must score in the top-8 to earn first-team honors, while those who finish ninth through sixteenth earn second-team honors.
Trieschmann was stellar during the NCAA National Championship meet, winning titles in the 200 Free, 500 Free, 1000 Free, and 1650 Free, and was a part of the 800 Free Relay team. Trieschmann set the NCAA record in the 1000-freestyle with a time of 9:38.98.
For the Sharks, May Lowy (800 Free Relay), Rafaela Raurich (800 Free Relay; 100 Butterfly; 200 Butterfly), Emilia Ronningdal (800 Free Relay), Marcel Snitko (200 Free), and Emily Trieschmann all won national titles during the NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships.
Sharks Women’s Swimming had a total of 12 NCAA All-Americans – Estelle Bauer, Maya Esparza, Maria Goncalves, May Lowy, Hannah Montgomery, Mollie Morfelt, Ilaria Murzilli, Rafaela Raurich, Emilia Ronningdal, Neta Shiff, Emily Trieschmann, and Hailey Williams.
NSU Men’s Swimming had seven All-American honorees – Luca Alessandrini, Thomas Flower, Gustav Henriksen, Inigo Marina, Keith Peristeridis, Mateus Ribeiro, and Marcel Snitko.
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