By James Sutherland on SwimSwam
It’s post-NCAA retrospective time, as we look back at recruit rankings through the lens of now-updated NCAA scoring data. We’ve focused in on the senior class (after four NCAA seasons) and the freshman class (after their first NCAA showings), and now it’s time to share all of our data for the four classes currently making up the NCAA field.
Further reading:
Revisiting recruiting ranks: High school class of 2022 Revisiting recruiting ranks: High school class of 2025We’ll also include this year’s freshmen and seniors to have all the data in one post. You can find further analysis of those classes above.
Notes:
The data included is only individual scoring at NCAAs. That’s not an exact measure of an athlete’s contribution to a program: many of these swimmers (and others not listed) were relay scorers at NCAAs, scored significant points at conference meets and provided great leadership and culture-building for their programs. This data isn’t a perfect analysis of the best recruits – it’s merely a quick look at the data we can compile. Some of these athletes haven’t had as many scoring seasons as others in their class. Some redshirted a season and have more remaining seasons. Some deferred their enrollment as freshmen. Some sat out a year with a transfer. Some turned pro early. Some will turn pro early. Some are hard to pigeonhole into a specific class, international athletes especially. We did our best to group athletes where they best fit. Again, this isn’t a hard-and-fast ranking of value – it’s just the best data we can compile. The ranks are from our recruit rankings, typically compiled when these athletes were high school juniors. We don’t include internationals in those rankings, as it’s difficult to figure out if and when internationals will join the NCAA and which class they should be grouped with before they appear in the NCAA. Do bear in mind that our rankings were done well over a year before any of these athletes appeared in NCAA competition, so if you do have a quibble with a specific rank, you may want to check how fast that athlete actually was when the ranking was done before you get too livid. Unranked recruits showing massive improvement curves are some of the best stories in the NCAA year-in and year-out, and one reason we rank recruits is so we can better see which athletes had great rises during their college careers. All that said, compiling these ranks is a lot of data entry and a lot of research. If we missed anyone, or misclassified anyone with the wrong class or with the wrong domestic/international tag, please let us know in the comments and we’ll update our data as soon as possible!SENIORS (HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2022, COLLEGE CLASS OF 2026)
Read more on this class here.RANKED RECRUITS
SWIMMER NAME COLLEGE TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2023 NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS 1 Claire Curzan Stanford/Virginia 165 51 redshirt 57 57 2 Charlotte Hook Stanford 26 13 4 – 9 3 Lydia Jacoby Texas 49 26 23 pro pro 4 Kayla Wilson Stanford 41 15 13 13 0 5 Justina Kozan USC 5 0 0 1 4 6 Kennedy Noble NC State 81 23 42 5 11 7 Blair Stoneburg Wisconsin 0 0 0 relay-only 0 8 Carly Novelline Virginia 5 0 0 0 5 9 Zoe Dixon Florida 29 6 23 0 – 10 Lucy Bell Stanford 160 14 40 49 57 11 Kristina Paegle Indiana 39 9 11 12 7 12 Hayden Miller Florida/Texas A&M 14 0 14 0 – 13 Claire Tuggle Virginia/USC 17 scratch 6 11 0 14 Emma Weber Virginia 53 11 8 11 23 15 Kaelyn Gridley Duke 85.5 20 15 26 24.5 16 Ella Welch Louisville 14 0 0 12 2 17 Katherine Helms NC State 0 relay-only no invite no invite relay-only 18 Devon Kitchel Michigan 0 0 0 no invite no invite 19 Martina Peroni Duke 0 0 0 no invite no invite 20 Katie Crom Michigan 10 0 10 – – HM Lucy Malys Ohio State 0 no invite no invite no invite no invite HM Aubree Brouwer NC State 0 0 no invite relay-only no invite HM Renee Gillilan Notre Dame 0 no invite no invite no invite – HM Zoe Skirboll Virginia 10 no invite 0 0 10UNRANKED RECRUITS
SWIMMER COLLEGE TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2023 NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Julia Dennis Louisville 71 5 14 27 25 Gena Jorgensen Nebraska 42 0 11 13 18 Gigi Johnson Stanford 40 no invite 15 3 22 Rosie Murphy UCLA 35 no invite 7 0 28 Brady Kendall Michigan 32.5 relay-only 11.5 9 12 Mackenzie Miller Lung BYU/Fresno State 31 no invite no invite 29 2 Joleigh Crye Cincinnati 30 0 4 15 11 Claire Jansen Pitt 28 0 0 1 27 Emily Lundgren Washington State 19 0 3 14 2 Abby Herscu Cal 11 no invite 0 11 0 Mia Cheatwood Louisville 10 no invite 0 0 10 Bryn Greenwaldt Augustana/Virginia 9 Division II Division II Division II 9 Natalie Mannion Stanford 6 1 0 2 3 Mya Dewitt Indiana 6 no invite no invite 3 3 Sydney Bergstrom Penn 5 no invite no invite 0 5 Eleni Gewalt Arizona 5 no invite no invite 0 5 Emma Hastings NC State 4 0 4 no invite 0 Amy Riordan South Carolina 4 no invite 2 2 0 Krista Marlin Ohio State 3 – 0 3 – Anna Moehn Penn 1 no invite 0 0 1 Tatum Wall Duke 0.5 relay-only 0 0 0.5INTERNATIONAL RECRUITS
SWIMMER COLLEGE TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2023 NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Aimee Canny Virginia 103 19 22 21 41 Carmen Weiler Sastre Virginia Tech 31 0 0 25 6 Emily Jones Alabama 13 0 redshirt 2 11 Olivia Herron SIU 6 no invite no invite 2 4 Giulia Goerigk Texas A&M 5 0 5 0 no invite Regan Rathwell Tennessee 5 – 0 5 0 Sofia Sartori LSU 5 no invite 0 0 5 Ieva Maluka Georgia 3 no invite 0 0 3 Deniz Ertan Georgia Tech/Arizona State 2 2 0 0 0 Chloe Braun UC San Diego 1 no invite no invite 0 1 Aliz Kalmar Fresno State 1 no invite no invite 1 0DIVING RECRUITS
DIVER COLLEGE TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2023 NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Viviana Del Angel Minnesota 76 17 20 18 21 Daryn Wright Purdue 70 0 18 26 26 Skyler Liu Indiana 54 18 0 36 – Joslyn Oakley Texas A&M 33 5 24 – 2 Eden Cheng UCLA 25 2 9 7 7 Kiarra Milligan Michigan 24 0 12 1 11 Lena Hentschel Ohio State 20 7 0 no invite 13 Emilie Moore Stanford 10 – 0 0 10 Sarah Carruthers Texas 6 6 0 no invite 0 Sephora Ford Rutgers 3 no invite no invite 2 1 Frida Zuniga Guzman East Carolina 2 no invite no invite 0 2 Kamryn Wong Missouri/North Texas 1 no invite 0 no invite 1JUNIORS (HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2023, COLLEGE CLASS OF 2027)
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SWIMMER NAME TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS 1 Bella Sims Florida/Michigan 140.5 56 34 50.5 2 Campbell Stoll Texas 75 14 24 37 3 Kiley Wilhelm Harvard 0 redshirt no invite – 4 Cavan Gormsen Virginia 51 14 19 18 5 Tess Howley Virginia 59 15 15 29 6 Lucy Thomas Stanford 11 0 5 6 7 Erin Gemmell Texas 26.5 7 12 7.5 8 Camille Spink Tennessee 81 7 31 43 9 Jillian Cox Texas 77 redshirt 40 37 10 Hannah Bellard Michigan 52 6 14 32 11 Caroline Bricker Stanford 99 22 50 27 12 Michaela Mattes Florida 13 – 6 7 13 Miriam Sheehan NC State 0 0 relay-only relay-only 14 Asia Kozan UC San Diego 0 no invite no invite 0 15 Berit Berglund Texas 9 9 0 no invite 16 Julia Podkoscielny Florida 0 0 – – 17 JoJo Ramey Florida 6 6 0 0 18 Hailey Tierney Wisconsin 0 0 0 0 19 Grace Rainey Florida 0 no invite no invite no invite 20 Maddie Waggoner Wisconsin 3 3 no invite 0 HM Kathryn Hazle Cal 0 0 0 0 HM Eleanor Sun Princeton 7 0 5 2 HM Sophie Brison Tennessee 0 no invite 0 no invite HM Emma Kern Texas 6 2 0 4 HM Lainy Kruger Florida 3 0 3 0 HM Macky Hodges USC 0 0 0 0UNRANKED RECRUITS
NAME TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS McKenzie Siroky Tennessee 39.5 defer 23 16.5 Cadence Vincent Alabama 32.5 0 18 14.5 Catie Choate Florida 19 11 7 1 Sydney Gring Pitt 14 no invite 0 14 Angie Coe Texas 13 4 0 9 Sophia Frei UNC 7 no invite 1 6 Katie McCarthy Minnesota 6 0 0 6 Lexi Greenhawt Michigan 4.5 relay-only 0 4.5 Mary Macaulay UNC 4 no invite 1 3 Ava Chavez Cal 4 relay-only 0 4 Helena Jones Georgia 3 0 3 – Melissa Nwakalor Richmond/Virginia 2.5 no invite 0 2.5 Taylor Bloom UNC 2 no invite no invite 2 Ali Pfaff Duke 1 1 0 0 Lucy Mehraban Louisville 1 0 1 relay-only Dakota Tucker Princeton 1 0 1 – Reese Tiltmann Indiana 1 no invite 0 1INTERNATIONAL RECRUITS
SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Miranda Grana Texas A&M/Indiana 89 24 40 25 Minna Abraham USC 62 16 31 15 Stephanie Balduccini Michigan 59 15 29 15 Emelie Fast Tennessee 21 21 – 0 Scarlett Ferris Nevada 9 0 no invite 9 Zita Szoke Ohio 6 0 6 0DIVING RECRUITS
DIVER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Bayleigh Cranford Texas 72 0 29 43 Shiyun Lai Kansas 56 6 25 25 Elna Widerstrom Minnesota 41 13 0 28 Camyla Monroy Florida 38 12 0 26 Ella Roselli Indiana 22 0 8 14 Emilia Nilsson Garip Utah 9 9 – no invite Lauren Hallaselka UCLA 7 7 – – Abigail Baxter Nebraska 6 no invite 0 6 Lily Witte Indiana 3 0 3 0 Michelle McLeod Houston 3 0 3 0Notables:
Top-ranked recruit Bella Sims dominates this class with 140.5 career points through three NCAA Championship meets, and she’s coming off a return to top form after transferring to Michigan in the offseason. Though Sims was impressive in the backstroke events last season with a pair of runner-up finishes, she opted to move on from Florida after two years and immediately thrived upon arriving at Michigan. After winning the 200 free NCAA title as a freshman in 2024, she returned to the top of the podium as a junior with the Wolverines, claiming the 400 IM title while also tying for 2nd in the 100 back and placing 5th in the 200 back for 50.5 points. The second-highest scorer in this class through three seasons is Stanford’s Caroline Bricker, who wasn’t quite on top form in the postseason but still managed to score 27 points after potting a massive 50 last year. Bricker, the 2025 NCAA champion in the 400 IM, was 5th in the 200 fly and 6th in the 400 IM this season, bringing her career total to 99 points. Among our ranked recruits in this class, five more women scored 25+ points, and for four of them, it was the best showing of their careers. Tennessee’s Camille Spink, ranked eighth coming out of high school, scored 43 points in her junior year to bring her total to 81, placing 3rd in the 50 free, 5th in the 100 free and 6th in the 200 free. Texas’ Campbell Stoll, ranked #2 behind Sims, scored a career-high 37 points this season, highlighted by a win in the 200 fly, while Michigan’s Hannah Bellard (32) and Virginia’s Tess Howley (29) also set career-best totals to eclipse 50 total points through three seasons. Another Longhorn, Jillian Cox, swept the 500 and 1650 free last season for 40 points, and though she managed to repeat in the mile this year, she lost her title to Claire Weinstein in the 500, giving her 37 points. Among unranked domestic recruits, McKenzie Siroky, who was a BOTR breaststroker in the class re-rank, is the top scorer at 39.5 career points despite deferring her freshman year. Siroky scored 16.5 points this season after hitting 23 last year. Notably scoring for the first time in the unranked domestic section were Pitt’s Sydney Gring, Minnesota’s Katie McCarthy, Michigan’s Lexi Greenhawt, Cal’s Ava Chavez, Virginia’s Melissa Nwakalor, UNC’s Taylor Bloom and Indiana’s Reese Tiltmann. Gring in particular was impressive at NCAAs, placing 10th in the 200 IM, 11th in the 100 back and 16th in the 100 fly for 14 points after her highest finish in 2025 was 28th in the 100 fly. Miranda Grana leads all international scorers in this class with 89 career points through three NCAA appearances, putting up 25 this past season with a pair of 8th-place finishes in the 200 back and 100 fly for Indiana after transferring from Texas A&M. USC’s Minna Abraham and Michigan’s Stephanie Balduccini scored 15 points apiece this season, a downturn from last season when they had respective totals of 31 and 29, though Abraham was dealing with a finger injury during the meet. Nevada’s Scarlett Ferris, a Scottish native, broke through and scored nine points this season as a mid-major swimmer, placing 9th in the 100 back. Five divers in this class thrived at NCAAs, led by Texas’ Bayleigh Cranford, who placed 3rd on 1-meter, 5th on platform and 6th on 3-meter to score 43 points and bring her career total to 72. Kansas’ Shiyun Lai has scored 25 points in back-to-back seasons for the Jayhawks, while Minnesota’s Elna Widerstrom (28) and Florida’s Camyla Monroy (26) put up big totals after scoring as freshmen but missing the points last season. Indiana’s Ella Roselli also performed well, scoring on platform (9th) and 1-meter (12th) for 14 points.SOPHOMORES (HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2024, COLLEGE CLASS OF 2028)
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RANK SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS 1 Katie Grimes Virginia 70 34 36 2 Erika Pelaez NC State 61.5 25 36.5 3 Leah Shackley NC State 62 37 25 4 Leah Hayes Virginia 47 23 24 5 Anna Moesch Virginia 77 29 48 6 Jillian Crooks Tennessee 0 0 0 7 Levenia Sim Stanford 0 no invite 0 8 Maggie Wanezek Wisconsin 37.5 4 33.5 9 Piper Enge Texas 28 14 14 10 Emily Thompson Stanford 16 7 9 11 Bailey Hartman Virginia 8 0 8 12 Katie Christopherson Virginia 0 0 no invite 13 Lily Christianson NC State 7 1 6 14 Lillie Nesty Texas 11 7 4 15 Addison Sauickie Stanford 0 no invite – 16 Caroline Larsen Louisville 9.5 2.5 7 17 Annika Parkhe Stanford 0 0 0 18 Emily Brown Tennessee 33 11 22 19 Rebecca Diaconescu Michigan 0 0 0 20 Camden Doane Louisville 0 no invite no invite HM Kate Hurst Texas 27 7 20 HM Teia Salvino SMU/NC State 0 no invite relay-only HM Campbell Chase Texas 21 7 14 HM Katie Belle Sikes Georgia 0 relay-only relay-only HM Sofia Plaza Florida 0 0 no inviteUNRANKED RECRUITS
SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Mila Nikanorov Ohio State 39 25 14 Carli Cronk Notre Dame 7 0 7 Charlotte Wilson Virginia 6 6 0 Addison Reese Florida 4 4 no invite Amelia Bodenstab Louisville 4 4 no inviteINTERNATIONAL RECRUITS
SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Ella Jansen Tennessee 60 18 42 Mary-Ambre Moluh Cal 46.5 14.5 32 Anita Bottazzo Florida 37.5 9 28.5 Mia West Cal 28 relay-only 28 Julie Brousseau Florida 26 12 14 Lilou Ressencourt Cal 24 10 14 Maria Ramos Najji Ohio State 13 no invite 13 Sienna Angove Ohio State 11 11 0 Emma Finlin Ohio State 9 0 9 Felicia Klintemar Akron 9 no invite 9 Daria Golovaty Louisville 2 2 0 Lisa Nystrand NC State 2 2 0 Darcy Revitt Washington State 1 0 1DIVING RECRUITS
DIVER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Alejandra Estudillo Torres Texas 42 42 – Maria Sanchez-Moreno Arkansas 20 4 16 Lanie Gutch UNC 16 16 – Sofia Knight UNC 16 0 16 Anna Lemkin Stanford 14 14 – Avery Worobel Purdue 14 5 9 Mia Prusiecki Ohio State 12 no invite 12 Emily Hallifax Auburn 8 4 4 Katerina Hoffman Rutgers 3 0 3 Gabby Filzen Texas A&M 3 no invite 3 Kate Miller USC 2 2 0Notables:
After a phenomenal sophomore year that saw her become one of the fastest 100 and 200 freestylers ever, Virginia’s Anna Moesch takes over the scoring lead for this class with 77 career points. Moesch, who had a strong freshman campaign with 29, piled up 48 points as a sophomore after winning the 200 free with the second-fastest swim ever (1:39.23) and placing 2nd in the 100 free (45.54). She also made the 50 free final and contributed to four winning relays for the Cavaliers. Moesch’s UVA teammate Katie Grimes, the undisputed top-ranked recruit in this high school class, has yet to hit personal best times in her best events since heading to Charlottesville, but that hasn’t stopped her from being a reliable point producer. After scoring 34 as a freshman, Grimes put up 36 points this past season to bring her career total to 70, placing 3rd in the 1650 free, 5th in the 400 IM and 11th in the 500 free. The NC State duo of Erika Pelaez and Leah Shackley, ranked 2-3 coming out of high school, essentially flip-flopped their results from last year. Shackley scored 37 last season and then hit 25 this year, while Pelaez produced 25 points last year and then hit 36.5 this season. A third Virginia swimmer ranked in the top five, Leah Hayes, had a strong showing to score 24 points after hitting 23 as a freshman. The eighth-ranked recruit, Wisconsin’s Maggie Wanezek had a breakthrough season that culminated with a strong NCAA performance, tying for 2nd in the 100 back and placing solo 2nd in the 200 back to score 33.5 points after earning four as a freshman. Tennessee’s Emily Brown doubled her point total from last year, scoring 22 after taking 6th in the 200 fly and 9th in the 400 IM, while Texas’ Kate Hurst (20) and Campbell Chase (14) had impressive performances as Honorable Mention recruits. Among the unranked domestic recruits, Ohio State’s Mila Nikanorov is the only swimmer who has scored in both of her NCAA appearances, hitting 14 points this year to bring her total to 39. Notre Dame’s Carli Cronk scored seven points in the 200 fly (10th in 1:53.60) after hitting a big best time of 1:52.59 at the ACC Championships. The international swimmers in this class showed out with seven women scoring double-digit points, led by Tennessee’s Ella Jansen. After scoring 18 points as a freshman, Jansen put up 42 as a sophomore after placing 4th in both the 500 free and 400 IM, and 7th in the 200 fly. Cal had three international swimmers in this class hit double-digit points, led by France’s Mary-Ambre Moluh, who made a pair of finals in the 100 back and 100 free (and place 12th in the 50 free) to score 32 points. Fellow Frenchwoman Lilou Ressencourt has scored in the 100 and 200 fly in back-to-back seasons, while Canadian Mia West had a breakout campaign after she was a relay-only swimmer last year. West was 3rd in the 200 IM and 7th in the 200 free for 28 points. Florida’s Anita Bottazzo reached a new level this season with 28.5 points after scoring just nine last year, while her teammate Julie Brousseau was consistent with 14 points as a sophomore after potting 12 as a freshman. Ohio State is also well represented in this international class, with Maria Ramos Najji and Emma Finlin scoring for the first time this season after Sienna Angove scored 11 points last season. Akron’s Felicia Klintemar had a breakout swim at NCAAs in the 100 fly, narrowly missing the final in 9th while becoming the second-fastest mid-major ever. Among the divers, Texas’ Alejandra Estudillo Torres still leads in scoring with the 42 points she scored last season. Estudillo Torres competed for the Longhorns at SECs this season, but did not vie for an NCAA spot at the Zone D Championships. Arkansas’ Maria Sanchez-Moreno and UNC’s Sofia Knight tied for the most points among divers in this class with 16 apiece. Ohio State’s Mia Prusiecki (12) and Texas A&M’s Gabby Filzen (3) both scored this season after failing to qualify for NCAAs as first-years.FRESHMEN (HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2025, COLLEGE CLASS OF 2029)
Read more on this class here.RANKED RECRUITS
RANK SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS 1 Alex Shackell Indiana 33 33 2 Teagan O’Dell Cal 46 46 3 Claire Weinstein Cal 48 48 4 Madi Mintenko Virginia 27.5 27.5 5 Annie Jia Cal 14 14 6 Grace Rabb Florida 13 13 7 Haley McDonald Texas 0 0 8 Lily King NC State 0 relay-only swimmer 9 Lilla Bognar Florida 0 – 10 Kennedi Dobson Georgia 33 33 11 Julie Mishler Louisville 0 0 12 Elle Scott Cal 0 0 13 Addie Robillard Stanford 3 3 14 Alana Berlin Stanford 0 0 15 Bella Brito USC 0 0 16 Chloe Kim Princeton 0 no invite 17 Raya Mellott Virginia 0 no invite 18 Ella Cosgrove Cal 1 1 19 Annam Olasewere Stanford 9.5 9.5 20 Sarah Rodrigues Texas 0 0 HM Jada Duncan UCLA 0 0 HM Amelia Mason Tennessee 0 relay-only swimmer HM Liberty Clark Indiana 45 45 HM Ella Jablonski Stanford 0 0 HM Sophia Umstead Virginia 14 14 HM Lynsey Bowen Florida 0 –UNRANKED RECRUITS
SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Clark Neace Georgia 3 3 Brooke Corrigan Wisconsin 1 1INTERNATIONAL RECRUITS
SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Anastasia Gorbenko* Louisville 45.5 45.5 Sara Curtis Virginia 37 37 Eva Okaro Texas 24 24 Nikolett Padar Texas 21 21 Eneli Jefimova NC State 20 20 Thilda Haell Louisville 19 19 Mizuki Hirai Tennessee 13 13 Lucie Delmas Wisconsin 6 6 Grace Cummings Indiana State 2 2DIVING RECRUITS
DIVER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Desharn Bent-Ashmeil Tennessee 31 31 Ellie Cole Stanford 20 20 Lotti Hubert Arkansas 7 7 Juliette Landi Auburn 7 7ARCHIVES: REVISITING RECRUIT RANKS
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