Three seniors from Kenyon College's women's swimming and diving team have been named to the 2025-26 Academic All-America Team by the College Sports Communicators (CSC). Molly Haag received First Team honors, while Gwen Eisenbeis and Lisa Torrecillas-Jouault secured spots on the Second Team. This recognition marks the second consecutive year that three Kenyon swimmers earned Academic All-American honors. To qualify, athletes must meet strict criteria, including a minimum 3.50 GPA and prior selection to the CSC's Academic All-District Team.

By the Numbers
  • Three Kenyon swimmers named Academic All-Americans out of 24 NCAA Division III selections.
  • Molly Haag is a three-time Academic All-District honoree with two NCAA national titles and 18 CSCAA All-America awards.
  • Gwen Eisenbeis is a 15-time CSCAA All-American with one national title and eight conference championships.
  • Lisa Torrecillas-Jouault finished her career with 16 CSCAA All-America awards and was part of the national champion 400-yard medley relay team.
State of Play
  • Haag, who is also the 2026 North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Swimmer of the Year, continues to excel post-college.
  • Torrecillas-Jouault and Eisenbeis are maintaining strong academic and athletic records, enhancing Kenyon鈥檚 reputation.
What's Next

As these athletes transition from college competition, their achievements could influence future recruitment strategies for Kenyon's swimming program, attracting prospective student-athletes who excel both academically and athletically.

Bottom Line

The academic and athletic excellence of these three seniors not only highlights their individual achievements but also strengthens the tradition of success within Kenyon's swimming program, serving as a model for future teams.