Smith College swimming and diving celebrated its successful 2025-26 season with an annual banquet, announcing several individual and team awards. The team achieved nine wins, its highest since the 1985-86 season, and secured a sixth-place finish at NEWMAC championships, the best result since 2008. Notable accomplishments include breaking a school record in the 400 medley relay and a total of 21 new top-5 performances in the program's history.

By the Numbers
  • 9 wins this season, the most since the 1985-86 season.
  • 6th place finish at NEWMACs, the best since 2008.
  • 21 new all-time top-5 performances by team members.
  • 275 points scored by Most Valuable player Jessie Wang.
  • 14 NEWMAC Academic All-Conference selections, the second highest in the conference.
Yes, But

Despite the team's historic success, the program faces the challenge of maintaining momentum and developing future talent as several key senior athletes graduate.

State of Play
  • The team is on an upward trajectory, with expectations for continued improvement next season.
  • Six athletes significantly impacted the team's overall success, showcasing a strong commitment to leadership and team spirit.
What's Next

As the team prepares for the next season, there's optimism about continuing to cultivate talent and achieving even higher benchmarks, while addressing the gaps left by departing seniors.

Bottom Line

Smith College's swimming and diving team is poised for future success, built on a foundation of teamwork and dedication to performance, encouraging a culture that highlights individual contributions toward a strong collective achievement.