The New York University women's swimming and diving team currently leads the NCAA Division III Championships with 260 points after Day Two. Highlighted by Kaley McIntyre's second consecutive National Championship and a new NCAA record in the 200 freestyle relay, the Violets showcased impressive performances across multiple events. All three medalists in the 200 freestyle were recognized as All-Americans, reinforcing NYU's dominance in the competition. The team's success continues with strong finishes in various championships, setting the stage for upcoming events.

By the Numbers
  • NYU leads with 260 points after nine events.
  • Kaley McIntyre won the 200 free with a time of 1:45.90, her fourth consecutive title in the event.
  • The 200 freestyle relay team set a new NCAA record at 1:29.38.
State of Play
  • The competition is ongoing, with preliminary races for Day Three starting at 10:00 AM EST.
  • Multiple NYU athletes have secured All-American honors across different events.
What's Next

As the championships advance, the Violets aim to maintain their lead and build on their successes in upcoming races, focusing on reclaiming more titles and setting additional records.

Bottom Line

NYU's strong performance so far underscores their potential to dominate the championships, making them a team to watch in the final days of competition.