Kaley McIntyre of New York University has been awarded the Honda Division III Woman Athlete of the Year by the Collegiate Women's Sports Awards (CWSA). This prestigious recognition was announced on June 18, ahead of the awards ceremony in July. McIntyre, a senior and standout swimmer, reflects the collective achievement of her teammates and acknowledges their support throughout her athletic journey. She is the first athlete from NYU to earn this honor and concludes her career as one of the institution's most decorated swimmers.

By the Numbers
  • 15-time National Champion (11 individual, 4 relay)
  • 3-time CSCAA Women's Swimmer of the Year
  • 27-time First Team All-American
  • 4 conference records and 7 program records held
State of Play
  • McIntyre captured five titles at the 2026 NCAA Championships, including her third consecutive 100 free win.
  • The CWSA honors female athletes from over 1,000 NCAA member schools, with finalists including notable athletes from various sports.
What's Next

McIntyre will be recognized alongside other division winners in a live broadcast of the Collegiate Women's Sports Awards on CBS Sports Network on July 27. This event marks a celebration of female athletic excellence, showcasing McIntyre as an exemplary figure in college sports.

Bottom Line

Kaley McIntyre's accolade as the DIII Woman Athlete of the Year underscores her exceptional talent and dedication, setting a high standard for future athletes at NYU and beyond. Her story is a testament to hard work, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence in collegiate sports.