GEORGE WASHINGTON REVOLUTIONARIES WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

George Washington University's women's swimming and diving program competes as one of 24,500 students at the nation's capital institution, founded in 1821. The Revolutionaries represent the university in Atlantic 10 Conference competition during the winter season, drawing from the broader athletic tradition of a school with significant academic and athletic resources in Washington, DC. Operating from their home venue, the team balances rigorous dual sport training—combining competitive swimming and diving disciplines—across the Atlantic 10, a conference featuring programs from mid-Atlantic and northeastern institutions.

Competing at the Division I level, George Washington's swimmers and divers train year-round to develop the technical precision and endurance required for conference meets and NCAA regional qualifiers. The program recruits student-athletes capable of managing demanding schedules across both pool racing and springboard/platform diving events, with roster sizes typical of mid-major D1 programs. As part of the university's athletic department in a competitive urban market, the Revolutionaries seek to establish themselves as consistent Atlantic 10 contenders while representing one of Washington, DC's primary Division I athletic institutions.

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ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING PROGRAMS

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• Dayton Flyers
• Rhode Island Rams
• Richmond Spiders
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