By Anne Lepesant on SwimSwam
From September 8, 2023, through August 21, 2025, we have written nearly 800 articles about the college commitments of swimmers and divers from the high school class of 2025. We have amassed a database of over 1240 incoming freshmen and transfers, noting their states or countries of origin, previous schools, teams, and local swim committees. All of which gives you plenty of ways to sort through the information to see where the athletes come from and where they are going.
* NOTE: I would like to thank the athletes, their families, their coaches, and everyone else who sent us emails, for their patience! This is a Herculean task: the inbox gets flooded in the fall after campus visits; college season ramps up; then it’s high school championships and college conference meets; after NCAA and NAIA nationals, we move into long course season with the PSS circuit, international meets, and summer championship meets of all kinds. All along the way, athletes are committing and we’re trying to stay on top of it. We fall behind, we catch up, we fall behind again… it’s exhausting. I would like to express my gratitude to Anya, Casey, Sophie, Charlotte, Sean, Claire, Madeline, Terin, Braden, Will, Mark, Nicole, Sam, and Spencer for helping to keep this machine going.
All of our top-20 boys and top-20 girls announced their plans for the fall of 2025. Virginia and Indiana led the destinations for the boys with 3 each. UVA nabbed #1 Thomas Heilman, #2 Maximus Williamson, and #12 Thomas Mercer, while the Hoosiers landed #4 Luke Ellis, #6 Josh Bey, and #18 Noah Cakir. Stanford (#5 Ethan Ekk and #15 Jason Zhao) and Cal (#16 Ryan Erisman and #19 Kenneth Barnicle) earned a pair of top-20s each. Auburn, Georgia, Harvard, Navy, NC State, Notre Dame, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, and Wisconsin rounded out the destination schools with one apiece. The top 10 divers committed to Duke, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Princeton, Purdue, SMU, and Stanford (2).
On the girls’ side, Cal accounted for 20% of the top-20 recruits, garnering commitments from #2 Teagan O’Dell, #3 Claire Weinstein, #5 Annie Jia, #12 Elle Scott, and #18 Ella Cosgrove. Stanford had 3: #13 Addie Robillard, #14 Alana Berlin, and #19 Annam Olasewere. Florida (#6 Grace Rabb and #9 Lilla Bognar), UVA (#4 Madi Mintenko and #17 Raya Mellott), and Texas (#7 Haley McDonald and #20 Sarah Rodrigues) all claimed two. Georgia, Indiana, Louisville, NC State, Princeton, and USC also earned commitments from a top-20 recruit. Auburn, Duke, Indiana, Iowa State, Michigan, Ohio State, Purdue, Rutgers, Stanford, and Tennessee also claimed a top-10 diver for the fall.
SwimSwam Database for the Class of 2025 (Combined M/W)
Below you will find our complete database of swimmers and divers from the high school class of 2025 –as well as transfers moving to new schools this fall– along with information about where they’ve come from and where they’re going. As always, you can sort by ranking, college, athlete’s name, club team, conference, home state/country, previous school, LSC, etc.
NOTE: If you have a correction or an addition for the database, please send me an email to [email protected], rather than putting in the comments section (which I don’t read).
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