SAN FRANCISCO DONS WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

University of San Francisco's women's swimming and diving program competes as part of the West Coast Conference, representing a Jesuit institution founded in 1855 with an enrollment of 8,913 students in the heart of San Francisco. The Dons operate during the winter season, bringing competitive collegiate swimming to one of the nation's most distinctive urban campuses. As a Division I program within the WCC, the team maintains the academic and athletic standards characteristic of USF's mission while competing against regional rivals across the conference's footprint.

The program operates from its home venue while drawing from the broader San Francisco Bay Area's deep reservoir of swimming talent. USF's location in a major metropolitan area positions the Dons to recruit from several strong high school swimming programs throughout Northern California. Competing in a conference known for competitive swimming standards, the team balances the rigorous demands of collegiate athletics with the university's commitment to student-athlete development and academic excellence across its 8,913-student body.

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