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INDIANAPOLIS, IN. – The Sharks Swimming teams were back in action pool on Friday night for day four of the 2025 NCAA Swimming and Diving National Championships. The Sharks had five podium finishes on the Women’s side, and two on the Men’s side. The Women’s team goes into the final day of the championship meet with 353 points, trailing Drury by five.

Location – IU Natatorium (Indianapolis, Indiana)
Events – 500 Free, 100 Back, 100 Breast, 200 Fly, 200 Free Relay.
Results

Standings – Women’s
1. Drury – 358 Points
2. Nova Southeastern – 353 Points
3. Colorado Mesa – 284 Points
4. Indy – 272 Points
5. Lynn – 174 Points
6. Tampa – 165 Points
7. Grand Valley – 158 Points
8. Findlay – 145 Points
9. Clarion – 140 Points
10. Simon Fraser – 137 Points

Standings – Men’s
1. Drury – 390 Points
2. Tampa – 355 Points
3. McKendree – 262 Points
4. Indy – 239 Points
5. Grand Valley – 186 Points
6. Florida Southern – 127 Points
7. Lynn – 122 Points
8. Colorado Mesa – 119 Points 
9. Lewis – 117 Points
9. Wingate – 117 Points

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The Nova Southeastern Swim teams close out the season and the NCAA Swimming and Diving National Championships on Saturday from the IU Natatorium. Events scheduled for day five include 1650 Free, 100 Free, 200 Back, 200 Breast, and 400 Free Relay. Prelims begin at 10:00AM, followed by the finals at 5:30PM.

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INDIANAPOLIS, IN. – The Nova Southeastern Women’s Swim team was back in the pool at the IU Natatorium on Thursday night for day three of the 2025 NCAA Swimming and Diving National Championships. Kristina Orban secured the individual national championship in the 200 Free, giving the Sharks their second individual title of the meet. The team also saw three additional podium finishes. The Women’s team sits in second place, trailing Drury by only eight points heading into the fourth day.

Location – IU Natatorium (Indianapolis, Indiana)
Events – 100 Fly, 400 Individual Medley, 200 Free, 400 Medley Relay.
Results

Standings – Women’s
1. Drury – 262 Points
2. Nova Southeastern – 254 Points
3. Colorado Mesa – 174 Points
4. Indy – 169 Points
5. Grand Valley – 119 Points
6. Lynn – 115 Points
7. Tampa – 101 Points
8. Simon Fraser – 87 Points
9. Findlay – 81 Points
10. West Florida – 80 Points

Standings – Men’s
1. Drury – 268 Points
2. Tampa – 239 Points
3. Indy – 170 Points
4. McKendree – 169 Points
5. Grand Valley – 144 Points
6. Florida Southern – 94 Points
7. Lewis – 87 Points
8. Lynn – 86 Points 
9. Colorado Mesa – 75 Points
9. Wayne State – 75 Points

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The Sharks are back in action for day four of the NCAA Swimming and Diving National Championships on Friday, March 14th. Events scheduled for day four include 500 Free, 100 Back, 100 Breast, 200 Fly, and 200 Free Relay. Prelims begin at 10:00AM, followed by the finals at 5:30PM.

To stay up-to-date on the Sharks, follow on Instagram and X at NSU_Swim.

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INDIANAPOLIS, IN. – The Nova Southeastern Swim teams continued action at the 2025 NCAA Swimming and Diving National Championships on Wednesday night from the IU Natatorium. The Sharks picked up several podium finishes on day two, as well as setting a handful of NSU and SSC records. The Women’s team will go into day three in first, and the Men’s team will enter day three in fourteenth.

Location – IU Natatorium (Indianapolis, Indiana)
Events – 1000 Freestyle, 200 Individual Medley, 50 Freestyle, 200 Medley Relay.
Results

Standings – Women’s
1. Nova Southeastern – 170 Points
2. Drury – 143 Points
3. Indy – 114 Points
4. Colorado Mesa – 104 Points
5. Clarion – 73 Points
6. Grand Valley – 67 Points
6. Lynn – 67 Points
8. Tampa – 63 Points
9. West Florida – 61 Points
10. Augustana – 57 Points

Standings – Men’s
1. Drury – 151 Points
2. Tampa – 143 Points
3. Indy – 111 Points
4. McKendree – 89 Points
5. Grand Valley – 82 Points
6. Florida Southern – 50 Points
7. Lewis – 48 Points
8. Lynn – 46 Points 
9. Colorado Mesa – 45 Points
10. Wingate – 41 Points

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• Hailey Williams took third in the 1000 Free with a time of 9:51.28.
• In the 200 IM, May Lowy captured second with a time of 1:59.39. Emilia Ronningdal placed fifth with a time of 2:00.23.
• Kristina Orban secured fifth in the 50 Free. With her time of 22.52, Orban set a new NSU record. Taking seventh was Maya Esparza with a time of 22.79. Then rounding out the podium in eighth with a time of 22.99 was Zsofia Kurdi.
• The group of Maria Goncalves, Hannah Montgomery, Kristina Orban, and Maya Esparza took second in the 200 Medley Relay with a time of 1:38.44. With their time, the group set a new NSU and SSC record. Their time was also faster than the previous NCAA Division II record, which was broken by Indy this evening.

(Men’s)

• Luca Alessandrini placed third in the 1000 Free with a time of 9:00.29. With his time, Alessandrini set a new NSU record.

The Nova Southeastern Swim teams are back in action for day three of the NCAA Swimming and Diving National Championships. Events scheduled for day three include 100 Fly, 400 Individual Medley, 200 Free, and 400 Medley Relay. Prelims begin at 10:00AM, followed by the finals at 5:30PM.

To stay up-to-date on the Sharks, follow on Instagram and X at NSU_Swim.

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