SEATTLE REDHAWKS WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Seattle University's women's swimming and diving program competes in the West Coast Conference as part of a Jesuit institution founded in 1891 that currently enrolls 7,189 students in the Pacific Northwest. The Redhawks represent one of the university's 19 NCAA Division I athletic programs and train year-round for a winter competition schedule that aligns with the collegiate swimming calendar. Based in Seattle, Washington, the program draws from a region with significant aquatic tradition and recruits student-athletes who balance rigorous academic expectations with competitive swimming standards.

Competing within the West Coast Conference alongside programs like Gonzaga and Santa Clara, the Redhawks participate in meets throughout the fall and winter that determine conference standings and NCAA tournament qualification opportunities. Swimming and diving athletes at Seattle University typically log training volumes exceeding 4,000 yards daily during the competitive season, requiring substantial dedication alongside coursework at this Division I Catholic university. The program's roster structure includes both sprint and distance swimmers, along with divers who specialize in platform and springboard events, creating a comprehensive team capable of scoring across multiple event categories in dual meets and conference championships.

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WEST COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING PROGRAMS

• Gonzaga Bulldogs
• Loyola Marymount Lions
• Pepperdine Waves
• Saint Mary's College of California Gaels
• Santa Clara Broncos
• Portland Pilots
• San Diego Toreros
• San Francisco Dons
• the Pacific Tigers

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