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Colby Women's Swimming & Diving Achieves Historic NCAA Championship Results

The Colby College Women's Swimming and Diving team secures multiple podium finishes and sets school records at the NCAA Division III Championships.

Two More Podium Finishes for the Mules at NCAA's

The Colby College Women's Swimming and Diving team secures multiple podium finishes and sets school records at the NCAA Division III Championships.

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The Colby College Women's Swimming and Diving team delivered a remarkable performance at the 2025 NCAA Division III Championships in Indianapolis, showcasing their talent and determination. The Mules opened the competition on March 19 with a historic seventh-place finish in the 400-meter medley relay, earning First Team All-American honors. The relay team, consisting of Alexis Coates, Kellen Mottl, Aria Kapoor, and Eliza Marco, clocked a time of 3:44.15, marking the highest relay finish for the Colby women's program at the NCAA Championships in 19 years. Coates also set a new school record in the 100-meter backstroke with a split of 55.15, contributing to the team's strong start.

As the championships progressed, the Mules continued to excel, breaking the school record in the 200-meter freestyle relay twice on March 20. The relay squad of Caitlin Lacey, Lucy Mackey, Eliza Marco, and Zoe Buzzelli first set the record with a time of 1:33.50 during the preliminary heats, then improved it to 1:33.40 in the finals, finishing 14th overall. Each member earned Second Team All-American honors for their efforts.

On March 21, the Mules capped off their championship run with two more podium finishes. The 200-meter medley relay team of Alexis Coates, Kellen Mottl, Caitlin Lacey, and Eliza Marco secured a seventh-place finish, while Mottl's eighth-place finish in the 100-meter breaststroke marked her as the first Colby swimmer to achieve All-American status in an individual event since 2009. The Mules concluded the championships with a strong showing, solidifying their place among the top programs in the nation.

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