Swimming and Diving Competes at NCAA Nationals

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Thirteen individuals from Bowdoin's men's and women's swimming and diving teams competed at the NCAA DIII Championship over the span of four days.

Meet Highlights

The first day of action was Bowdoin's best as the team produced multiple All-American performances. Ella Riccio took seventh in the 50 free and broke her own school record in the process.
Riccio was joined by Ella Martin, Emilie Grand'Pierre, and Tatum Zupnik with a seventh place All-American finish in the 200 medley relay.
Bowdoin saw its 200 free relay compete in the consolation finals and finish 14^th. Martin, Zupnik, Riccio, and Kate Fosburgh made up the team.
Anna Roberts set a new school record in the 100 breaststroke (1:03.34) and finished 11^th.
Grand'Pierre also qualified for an individual consolation final and finished 15^th in the 100 breaststroke.
On the men's side, Ted Mebust, Alex Grand'Pierre, John Soeder, and Tyler Merritt finished 16th in the 200 medley relay.

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Players Mentioned

Ted Mebust: Back/Free; '22

Kate Fosburgh: Free; '22

Emilie Grand'Pierre: Breast/Fly; '23

Anna Roberts: Breast/IM; '23

Ella Martin: Back/Free; Sophomore; '24

Ella Riccio: Freestyle; Freshman; '25

Tatum Zupnik: Freestyle; Sophomore; '24

Alex Grand'Pierre: Breast/IM; Freshman; '25

Tyler Merritt: Freestyle; Sophomore; '24

John Soeder: Freestyle; Sophomore; '24

Players Mentioned

Ted Mebust
: '22
: Back/Free

Kate Fosburgh
: '22
: Free

Emilie Grand'Pierre
: '23
: Breast/Fly

Anna Roberts
: '23
: Breast/IM

Ella Martin
: Sophomore; '24
: Back/Free

Ella Riccio
: Freshman; '25
: Freestyle

Tatum Zupnik
: Sophomore; '24
: Freestyle

Alex Grand'Pierre
: Freshman; '25
: Breast/IM

Tyler Merritt
: Sophomore; '24
: Freestyle

John Soeder
: Sophomore; '24
: Freestyle