Nova Southeastern University's Women's Swimming team secured notable honors as head coach Ben Hewitt and swimmer Kristina Orban received national accolades from the CSCAA. The team celebrated its fourth consecutive national championship and Orban's impressive record, having won six gold medals at the National Championships, including individual titles and relay events. Hewitt's leadership earned him the CSCAA Coach of the Year award for the third time, highlighting the team's dominance in women's swimming.

By the Numbers
  • Kristina Orban won six NCAA gold medals and set two NCAA DII records.
  • Hewitt has now won the CSCAA Coach of the Year award three times in four years.
Yes, But

Despite their immense success, maintaining this level of performance will be challenging as they face potential changes in team dynamics and competition intensity.

State of Play
  • The Sharks have consistently dominated competitions, winning back-to-back national championships since 2020.
  • Kristina Orban is already a two-time national champion in her early college career, showcasing strong potential for future seasons.
What's Next

The Sharks aim to maintain their legacy as they prepare for next season, focusing on training to defend their titles while nurturing emerging talent within the team.

Bottom Line

With ongoing achievements, the Sharks are positioned to extend their championship reign, but sustaining success will require adaptation and resilience against rising competition.