OLD DOMINION MONARCHS WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Founded in 1930 and enrolling 23,469 students, Old Dominion University fields its women's swimming and diving program within the Sun Belt Conference during the winter season. The Monarchs compete in a league that spans the southeastern United States, challenging Old Dominion swimmers against regional rivals across multiple distance events and diving disciplines. The program operates year-round with training cycles designed to peak athletes for conference championships and NCAA tournament qualifying standards.

Old Dominion's swimmers and divers train at the university's aquatic facility in Norfolk, Virginia, where the program develops distance freestylers, sprinters, and specialized divers. The Monarchs' roster includes competitors across individual medley, backstroke, breaststroke, and platform diving events, representing the full spectrum of collegiate swimming disciplines. Sun Belt Conference competition requires the Monarchs to maintain competitive times in the 200-yard and 500-yard freestyle distances while simultaneously developing depth in relay events and diving specialists who can accumulate points during conference championship meets.

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