PORTLAND PILOTS WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

University of Portland's women's swimming and diving program competes in the West Coast Conference as part of a Catholic institution founded in 1901 with a current enrollment of 3,285 students. Located in Portland, Oregon, the Pilots represent one of the Pacific Northwest's smaller Division I athletic programs, competing against regional and national opponents during the winter season. The program operates within the WCC, which includes competitive swimming universities along the West Coast and Nevada.

Portland's women's swimmers and divers train year-round to compete across freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, individual medley, and diving events at the collegiate level. The team competes in dual meets and conference championships throughout the winter season, with athletes working to achieve NCAA qualifying times and contribute to team scoring. As part of a 3,285-student university, the Pilots program balances competitive excellence with the academic mission of a Portland-based institution, drawing student-athletes from the Pacific Northwest and beyond to represent the maroon and white.

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