JACKSONVILLE DOLPHINS WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Jacksonville University's women's swimming and diving program competes as a Division I member of the ASUN Conference during the winter season. Established alongside the university in 1934, the Dolphins have built their athletic foundation in Jacksonville, Florida, where they train and compete year-round. The program represents one of the university's core athletic offerings in a competitive conference that spans across the Southeast and features institutions committed to developing elite collegiate swimmers and divers.

Competing at the NCAA Division I level requires the Dolphins to balance rigorous academic standards with demanding training schedules that prepare athletes for conference championships and potential NCAA postseason opportunities. The ASUN Conference provides a platform for Jacksonville's swimmers and divers to test themselves against regional rivals while working toward individual and team goals throughout the winter competitive calendar. The program draws from Jacksonville's growing athletic community and continues to attract student-athletes pursuing excellence in one of college sports' most comprehensive team disciplines.

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