Asbury University's Ethan Bonow has been recognized by the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) as a First Team All-American in the 100-yard butterfly for the 2025-26 NCAA Division III season. This honor is part of a larger celebration where a total of 463 athletes are acknowledged for their outstanding performances at the NCAA Championships, with the All-American distinction awarded to those finishing in the top 16 across individual and relay events.

By the Numbers
  • 463 total athletes recognized as All-Americans in NCAA Division III swimming.
  • 228 male athletes, including Bonow, received All-American honors this season.
State of Play
  • NYU led both women's and men's divisions with 50 and 44 All-America selections, respectively.
  • Denison and Emory followed closely behind for men鈥檚 selections, with 42 and 40 respectively.
What's Next

Bonow's achievement may influence his future career opportunities in swimming, possibly leading to professional competitions or coaching positions. The upcoming season will also see these athletes defending or improving their titles and rankings as they prepare for the next championship.

Bottom Line

Ethan Bonow's recognition as a First Team All-American in the 100 fly underscores his exceptional talent and dedication in the sport, setting a strong precedent for future competitors and enhancing Asbury's reputation in collegiate swimming.