Wayne State University women's swimming and diving program has announced its second batch of recruits for the upcoming 2026-27 season. The new recruits include Briana Hernandez, Leah Huntoon, and Caitlyn LeBel. Head coach Sean Peters, entering his 30th season, highlights the strong skills and academic backgrounds of these athletes, indicating a promising future for the team.

By the Numbers
  • Briana Hernandez achieved a time of 24.44 seconds in the 50 freestyle at the 2025 OAA Red Division meet.
  • Leah Huntoon recorded a best score of 324.95 for one meter 11 dives at the September 2025 HVU Invite.
  • Caitlyn LeBel marked a personal best of 1:06.44 in the 100 breaststroke at the 2026 Senior Cup Championship.
State of Play
  • All three recruits are entering as freshmen with notable accomplishments in high school swimming and diving.
  • Coach Sean Peters emphasizes a competitive atmosphere as they prepare for the upcoming season.
What's Next

As the season approaches, these recruits will undergo training to integrate into the team, with expectations to contribute significantly to the program. Their performances in early meets will be crucial in gauging their impact on the team's success.

Bottom Line

The addition of Hernandez, Huntoon, and LeBel brings a mix of talent and academic excellence to Wayne State's women's swimming and diving team. Their skills are expected to elevate team performance and create a competitive spirit in the upcoming season.