DELAWARE STATE HORNETS WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Delaware State University, founded in 1891 in Dover, Delaware, fields its women's swimming and diving program within a student body of 6,623 undergraduates competing at the NCAA Division I level. The Hornets represent one of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference's aquatic programs during the winter season, contributing to the university's athletic identity in a conference that emphasizes competition among Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Located in central Delaware, the program serves the state's only public HBCU, balancing academics with competitive collegiate athletics.

Competing in MEAC conference meets throughout the winter months, Delaware State's women swimmers and divers train year-round to meet the demands of NCAA Division I competition. The program draws from a regional recruiting base across the Mid-Atlantic, with student-athletes juggling their responsibilities at an institution that has evolved significantly since its establishment over 130 years ago. The Hornets' participation in distance events, sprints, and diving disciplines reflects the comprehensive nature of collegiate swimming programs designed to develop well-rounded athletes across multiple aquatic specialties and individual events.

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MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CONF. WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING PROGRAMS

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• Howard Bison
• Morgan State Bears
• Norfolk State Spartans
• North Carolina Central Eagles
• South Carolina State Bulldogs
• Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks

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