Virginia Cavaliers swimming and diving

The Virginia Cavaliers Swimming and Diving teams represent the University of Virginia in all National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Swimming and Diving Events. In 2021, the women's side won the NCAA Championship, a first for any Atlantic Coast Conference swimming team, and finishing in the national top 10 for a third consecutive season. The men's side also finished in the national top 10 for the second consecutive season.

Virginia Cavaliers swimming and diving
FoundedMen's: 1925
Women's: 1974
UniversityUniversity of Virginia
Head coachTodd DeSorbo
ConferenceAtlantic Coast Conference
LocationCharlottesville, VA
Home poolAquatic and Fitness Center
NicknameCavs, Wahoos, Hoos
ColorsOrange and blue[1]
   
Men's NCAA Champions
0
Women's NCAA Champions
1
Men's Conference Champions
16
Women's Conference Champions]]
17

History

Swimming and diving was introduced at the University of Virginia in 1925, when it was only a men's sport. It was introduced as a women's sport in 1974. Both the men's and women's teams have been successful in the Atlantic Coast Conference, each winning sixteen ACC championships.[2]

At the 2021 Atlantic Coast Conference Swimming Championships, the UVA 200 Medley Relay team of Caroline Gmelich, Alexis Wenger, Lexi Cuomo, and Kate Douglass broke the American record, previously held by Stanford, in a time of 1:32.93.[3] The women's team went on to win their first NCAA Championship that same year. No ACC team had ever finished higher than third at prior championships.[4] Head Coach Todd DeSorbo was subsequently named the Division I Women's Coach of the Year by the CSCAA.[5]

Roster (2021-2022)
Men (32)
Name Event Hometown Class
Jack AikinsBack/Free/IMAtlanta, GAFR
Colin BitzFly/IMOwings Mills, MDFR
Connor BoyleFreestyleNaperville, ILFR
Brian BrennanFree/IMDevon, PASO
Matt BrownsteadFreePort Matilda, PASO
Will ColeFly/Back/FreeProspect, KYSO
Sean ConwayBackstroke/IMRound Hill, VAJR
Walker CreedonDivingCary, NCSR
Max EdwardsFree/Back/FlyWinston-Salem, NCJR
Josh FongFlyMoorestown, NJJR
Justin GrenderSprint FreeCincinnati, OHSR
Daniel GyenisDistance FreeHerndon, VAJR
Tanner HeringFree/IMGreensboro, NCSO
Max IidaBreast/IMGlenview, ILFR
Jan KarolczakFree/BackWarszawa, POLSO
Matt KingFreestyleSnohomish, WASO
Konnar KlinksiekFree/Back/FlySan Antonio, TXJR
August LambSprint Free/BreastCharlottesville, VAJR
Addie LaurencelleSprint FreeCharleston, SCSO
Oliver MillsDivingAlexandria, VASO
Jack MooreFree/IMAshburn, VASO
Noah NicholsBreast/IMMidlothian, VASO
Joseph PerreaultDivingFairfax, VAJR
Nicholas SandersDivingBoulder, COFR
Henry SchutteSprint FreeGrand Rapids, MIJR
Tyler SicignanoFly/IMFairfield, CTFR
Casey StorchBreast/IMGreat Falls, VASR
Matthew StyczenIMSaylorsburg, PAFR
Peter ThompsonIM/FreeBillings, MTFR
Jack WalkerFreeCharlotte, NCJR
Daniel WorthBreaststrokeLee's Summit, MOFR
Jack WrightFreeWexford, PAJR
Women (30)
Name Event Hometown Class
Ella BathurstBack/Free/IMTampa, FLFR
Jennifer BellDivingPelham, NYJR
Charlotte BowenDivingDana Point, CAJR
Carter BristowDistance FreeRichmond, VASR
Ella CollinsFree/FlyAustin, TXJR
Katie CroninSprint FreeGainesville, FLJR
Lexi CuomoFree/Back/FlyClifton, VAJR
Maddie DonohoeDistance FreeAnnandale, VAJR
Kate DouglassSprint Free/IMPelham, NYJR
Maddy GroszDivingVienna, VASO
Abby HarterFly/IM/BreastBroadlands, VASO
Abby KapellerFly/Back/FreeGreenwood, MNFR
Elizabeth KayeDivingAtlanta, GAFR
Anna KeatingBreast/IMVienna, VASO
Caroline KulpFree/FlyRoanoke, VAJR
Amanda LeizmanDivingBeachwood, OHSO
Julia MenkhausFly/Back/IMCharlotte, NCSR
Kate MorrisFree/FlyGlen Ellyn, ILFR
Jessica NavaSprint Fly/FreeFort Lauderdale, FLSR
Ella NelsonBreast/IMNashville, TNJR
Quinn SchaedlerFreestyleAustin, TXSO
Sophie SkinnerSprint Free/Back/IMIndependence, KYSR
Reilly TiltmannBack/Fly/FreeBrookfield, WIFR
Athena VanyoFly/IMCharlottesville, VAFR
Alex WalshIM/Back/BreastNashville, TNSO
Gretchen WalshFree/Fly/BackNashville, TNFR
Alexis WengerSprint Free/BreastDetroit, MISR
Emma WeyantFree/IMSarasota, FLSO
Sophia WilsonIM/BackGuildford, GBRSO
Jaycee YehgerBreast/IMDarnestown, MDGRAD



Facility

The University of Virginia Aquatic and Fitness Center opened in 1996. This building was a big accomplishment for the team, previously one of two national top 20 teams without an Olympic-sized swimming pool. The Aquatic and Fitness Center was built not only with a 50 meter Olympic-sized pool, but also with a warm-water pool, whirlpool and sauna, classrooms, fitness areas, locker rooms, a bookstore, and a dining area. The $18.5 million facility features a 50-meter pool that converts to a short course 25-yard pool, as well as state of the art lane lines and gutters. The facility underwent renovation in 2004, adding a three-court gymnasium, indoor running track, multipurpose rooms, a cycling room, and free weight and cardiovascular areas were added. Former head coach Mark Bernardino expressed his gratitude towards the building of the new facility when he said, "With this facility, we are showing our potential student-athletes that we are interested in recruiting athletes with national and international aspirations, and that we are committed to the long-term excellence of the University of Virginia swimming and diving program."[6]

Yearly records

Men
Statistics overview
Season Coach Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Unknown (Southern Conference) (1925–1935)
1925–26 Unknown 1–0–0
1926–27 Unknown 2–0–0
1927–28 Unknown 2–2–0
1928–29 Unknown 3–1–1
1929–30 Unknown 4–2–0
1930–31 Unknown 5–1–0
1931–32 Unknown 5–1–0
1932–33 Unknown 3–3–0
1933–34 Unknown 4–2–0
1934–35 Unknown 4–2–1
John Montague (Southern Conference) (1935–1936)
1935–36 John Montague 5–1–0
John Montague: 5–1–0 (.833)
Unknown (Southern Conference) (1936–1937)
1936–37 Unknown 1–5–0
Unknown: 34–19–2 (.636)
Douglas Lund (Independent) (1937–1939)
1937–38 Douglas Lund 5–2–0
1938–39 Douglas Lund 7–0–0
Douglas Lund: 12–2–0 (.857)
Hollis Fitch (Independent) (1939–1940)
1939–40 Hollis Fitch 3–6–0
Hollis Fitch: 3–6–0 (.333)
R.C. Heidloff (Independent) (1940–1948)
1940–41 R.C. Heidloff 3–4–0
1941–42 R.C. Heidloff 3–4–0
1946–47 R.C. Heidloff 2–3–0
1947–48 R.C. Heidloff 3–3–0
R.C. Heidloff: 11–14–0 (.440)
Marlin McKenzie (Independent) (1948–1950)
1948–49 Marlin McKenzie 2–5–0
1949–50 Marlin McKenzie 4–4–0
Marlin McKenzie: 6–9–0 (.400)
James H. Reilly (Independent) (1950–1953)
1950–51 James H. Reilly 4–3–0
1951–52 James H. Reilly 7–2–0
1952–53 James H. Reilly 7–5–0
James H. Reilly (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1953–1958)
1953–54 James H. Reilly 3–3–00–2–0
1954–55 James H. Reilly 2–6–00–3–0
1955–56 James H. Reilly 2–7–02–3–0
1956–57 James H. Reilly 4–7–12–4–1
1957–58 James H. Reilly 3–8–02–5–0
James H. Reilly: 32–41–1 (.439)6–17–1 (.271)
Richard Marcus (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1958–1960)
1958–59 Richard Marcus 7–4–04–3–0
1959–60 Richard Marcus 4–7–03–4–0
Richard Marcus: 11–11–0 (.500)7–7–0 (.500)
Michael Armstrong (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1960–1962)
1960–61 Michael Armstrong 2–9–02–5–0
1961–62 Michael Armstrong 1–8–01–5–05th
Michael Armstrong: 3–17–0 (.150)3–10–0 (.231)
Ralph L. Law (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1962–1969)
1962–63 Ralph L. Law 6–5–03–4–05th
1963–64 Ralph L. Law 5–6–03–4–06th
1964–65 Ralph L. Law 3–8–03–4–07th
1965–66 Ralph L. Law 7–3–01–3–06th
1966–67 Ralph L. Law 8–2–02–1–05th
1967–68 Ralph L. Law 8–2–02–1–05th
1968–69 Ralph L. Law 8–2–02–1–05th
Ralph L. Law: 45–28–0 (.616)16–18–0 (.364)
Ron Good (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1969–1978)
1969–70 Ron Good 7–3–12–2–05th
1970–71 Ron Good 7–4–00–3–05th
1971–72 Ron Good 2–6–00–2–05th
1972–73 Ron Good 8–3–02–2–05th
1973–74 Ron Good 8–4–02–3–05th
1974–75 Ron Good 8–3–02–2–05th
1975–76 Ron Good 7–1–02–1–03rd
1976–77 Ron Good 6–4–01–4–05th
1977–78 Ron Good 2–5–00–5–06th
Ron Good: 55–33–1 (.624)11–24 (.314)
Mark Bernardino (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1978–2013)
1978–79 Mark Bernardino 4–5–01–3–06th
1979–80 Mark Bernardino 6–5–03–3–04th
1980–81 Mark Bernardino 5–3–02–3–04thT23rd
1981–82 Mark Bernardino 4–4–02–3–04thT24th
1982–83 Mark Bernardino 7–2–03–2–03rd25th
1983–84 Mark Bernardino 5–4–01–4–04th
1984–85 Mark Bernardino 5–8–01–4–04th
1985–86 Mark Bernardino 8–6–02–2–03rd
1986–87 Mark Bernardino 7–1–05–0–01stT33rd
1987–88 Mark Bernardino 7–3–04–1–02nd22nd
1988–89 Mark Bernardino 6–3–03–2–02nd19th
1989–90 Mark Bernardino 8–1–04–1–01st26th
1990–91 Mark Bernardino 4–5–01–4–03rdT30th
1991–92 Mark Bernardino 10–1–06–0–02nd19th
1992–93 Mark Bernardino 10–0–06–0–02nd23rd
1993–94 Mark Bernardino 6–5–03–3–02nd22nd
1994–95 Mark Bernardino 8–5–02–3–04thT26th
1995–96 Mark Bernardino 5–8–02–3–05th
1996–97 Mark Bernardino 5–6–02–3–04thT20th
1997–98 Mark Bernardino 8–1–04–1–02ndT17th
1998–99 Mark Bernardino 7–3–04–2–01st14th
1999–00 Mark Bernardino 7–1–04–1–01st12th
2000–01 Mark Bernardino 8–1–05–0–01st13th
2001–02 Mark Bernardino 8–2–05–0–01st11th
2002–03 Mark Bernardino 8–1–05–0–01st10th
2003–04 Mark Bernardino 10–1–06–0–01st13th
2004–05 Mark Bernardino 10–1–05–0–01st13th
2005–06 Mark Bernardino 9–3–05–0–01st18th
2006–07 Mark Bernardino 8–2–06–0–02nd16th
2007–08 Mark Bernardino 7–3–03–1–01st15th
2008–09 Mark Bernardino 9–2–05–0–01st9th
2009–10 Mark Bernardino 9–1–05–0–01st10th
2010–11 Mark Bernardino 8–1–03–0–01st8th
2011–12 Mark Bernardino 5–3–03–1–01st15th
2012–13 Mark Bernardino 8–1–03–0–01st27th
Mark Bernardino: 249–102–0 (.709)124–50–0 (.713)
Augie Busch (Atlantic Coast Conference) (2013–2017)
2013–14 Augie Busch 6–5–02–3–04th26th
2014–15 Augie Busch 1–5–00–3–08thT33rd
2015–16 Augie Busch 3–5–01–3–06thT28th
2016–17 Augie Busch 5–2–04–1–06th
Augie Busch: 14–17–0 (.452)7–10–0 (.412)
Todd DeSorbo (Atlantic Coast Conference) (2017–present)
2017–18 Todd DeSorbo 6–4–03–3–03rd29th
2018–19 Todd DeSorbo 6–2–03–2–03rd10th
2019–20 Todd DeSorbo 3–3–01–2–02ndCancelled
2020–21 Todd DeSorbo 5–1–02–1–04th9th
Todd DeSorbo: 20–10–0 (.667)9–8–0 (.529)
Total:500–310–4 (.617)

      National champion         Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion         Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion       Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

Women
Statistics overview
Season Coach Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Ron Good (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1974–1978)
1974–75 Ron Good 10–1–0
1975–76 Ron Good 6–2–0
1976–77 Ron Good 6–2–0
1977–78 Ron Good 2–4–0
Ron Good: 24–9–0 (.727)
Mark Bernardino (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1978–2013)
1978–79 Mark Bernardino 6–3–01–2–05th
1979–80 Mark Bernardino 7–5–02–3–04th
1980–81 Mark Bernardino 3–5–01–4–04th
1981–82 Mark Bernardino 3–5–02–3–03rd13th
1982–83 Mark Bernardino 6–3–03–2–02nd20th
1983–84 Mark Bernardino 7–2–03–2–02nd19th
1984–85 Mark Bernardino 10–3–13–2–02nd27th
1985–86 Mark Bernardino 7–4–03–1–02nd14th
1986–87 Mark Bernardino 4–3–03–2–01st24th
1987–88 Mark Bernardino 9–2–04–1–03rd7th
1988–89 Mark Bernardino 7–2–03–2–01stT23rd
1989–90 Mark Bernardino 8–1–04–1–01st11th
1990–91 Mark Bernardino 6–3–03–2–02nd25th
1991–92 Mark Bernardino 9–1–05–1–03rd32nd
1992–93 Mark Bernardino 9–1–05–1–02nd26th
1993–94 Mark Bernardino 9–3–05–1–02ndT33rd
1994–95 Mark Bernardino 11–2–04–1–02ndT33rd
1995–96 Mark Bernardino 7–6–02–3–02nd
1996–97 Mark Bernardino 8–2–04–1–03rdT28th
1997–98 Mark Bernardino 7–2–03–2–01st18th
1998–99 Mark Bernardino 9–0–06–0–01st10th
1999–00 Mark Bernardino 8–0–05–0–02ndT9th
2000–01 Mark Bernardino 7–1–04–1–02nd12th
2001–02 Mark Bernardino 9–1–04–1–02nd12th
2002–03 Mark Bernardino 7–1–04–1–01st13th
2003–04 Mark Bernardino 6–4–04–2–01st19th
2004–05 Mark Bernardino 10–2–05–1–02nd26th
2005–06 Mark Bernardino 6–3–05–0–02ndT23rd
2006–07 Mark Bernardino 7–3–05–1–03rd39th
2007–08 Mark Bernardino 8–2–04–0–01st20th
2008–09 Mark Bernardino 9–1–05–0–01st12th
2009–10 Mark Bernardino 9–1–05–0–01st9th
2010–11 Mark Bernardino 6–2–03–0–01st13th
2011–12 Mark Bernardino 8–0–04–0–01st17th
2012–13 Mark Bernardino 9–0–03–0–01st18th
Mark Bernardino: 261–79–1 (.767)261–79–1 (.767)
Augie Busch (Atlantic Coast Conference) (2013–2017)
2013–14 Augie Busch 11–1–06–0–01st11th
2014–15 Augie Busch 3–2–02–1–01st5th
2015–16 Augie Busch 8–0–04–0–01st5th
2016–17 Augie Busch 6–1–04–1–02nd12th
Augie Busch: 28–4–0 (.875)16–2–0 (.889)
Todd DeSorbo (Atlantic Coast Conference) (2017–present)
2017–18 Todd DeSorbo 10–0–05–0–01st9th
2018–19 Todd DeSorbo 6–2–04–1–02nd6th
2019–20 Todd DeSorbo 5–1–03–0–01stCancelled
2020–21 Todd DeSorbo 6–0–03-0–01st1st
Todd DeSorbo: 27–3–0 (.900)15–1–0 (.938)
Total:329–94–1 (.777)

      National champion         Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion         Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion       Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

Championships

Team NCAA Championships

Women (1)

Virginia Cavaliers NCAA Championships
Year Team National Champion Score Runner-Up Score Location
2021 Women Virginia 491 NC State 354 Greensboro, NC

Team ACC Championships

Women (17)

Men (16)

Virginia Cavaliers Atlantic Coast Conference Championships
Year Team Score Location
2021 Women 1486 Greensboro, NC
2020 Women 1492.5* Greensboro, NC
2018 Women 1382 Greensboro, NC
2016 Women 1332.5 Greensboro, NC
2015 Women 1308.5 Atlanta, GA
2014 Women 1433 Greensboro, NC
2013 Men 759.5 Greensboro, NC
2013 Women 832 Greensboro, NC
2012 Men 626.5 Christiansburg, VA
2012 Women 848 Christiansburg, VA
2011 Men 820 Atlanta, GA
2011 Women 776 Atlanta, GA
2010 Men 806 Chapel Hill, NC
2010 Women 877.5 Chapel Hill, NC
2009 Men 832 College Park, MD
2009 Women 848 College Park, MD
2008 Men 833 Atlanta, GA
2008 Women 800 Atlanta, GA
2006 Men 694 College Park, MD
2005 Men 726.5 Atlanta, GA
2004 Men 848.5 Charlottesville, VA
2004 Women 675 Charlottesville, VA
2003 Men 780 Chapel Hill, NC
2003 Women 710 Chapel Hill, NC
2002 Men 872 College Park, MD
2001 Men 883.5 Charlottesville, VA
2000 Men 801 Chapel Hill, NC
1999 Men 704 College Park, MD
1999 Women 766.5 College Park, MD
1998 Women 818 Charlottesville, VA
1990 Men 769 Raleigh, NC
1990 Women 766.5 Raleigh, NC
1987 Men 754 Chapel Hill, NC
*ACC Record

Honors

NCAA Most Valuable Player

Women (1)

Men (1)

Year Team Name
2021 Women Paige Madden[7]
2000 Men Ed Moses

CSCAA Coach of the Year

Women (1)

Year Team Name
2021 Women Todd DeSorbo

ACC Swimmer of the Year

Women (14)

Men (15)

Name Team Year
Andy Wren Men 1983
Brielle White Women 2005, 2006
Cara Lane Women 2000, 2001
David McCarty Men 1988
Ed Moses Men 2000, 2001
Fran Crippen Men 2003, 2004
Greg Indrisano Men 1992
Jack Jackson Men 1989, 1990
Karen Burgess Women 1991, 1993
Lauren Perdue Women 2011
Luke Anderson Men 2002
Matt McLean Men 2008, 2011
Mei Christiensen Women 2009, 2010
Melanie Valerio Women 1990
Mirjana Bosevska Women 2002
Paige Madden Women 2020, 2021
Pat Mellors Men 2007
Peter Wright Men 1994
Rebecca Cronk Women 1999
Vanja Rogulj Men 2005

ACC Diver of the Year

Men (1)

Name Team Year
Derek Husmann Men 1993

ACC Championships Most Valuable Swimmer

Women (14)

Men (15)

Name Team Year
Andy Wren Men 1983
Austin Ramirez Men 2000
Bill Smyth Men 1994
Cara Lane Women 2000, 2001
Danika Wizniuk Women 1999
David McCarty Men 1988
Doak Finch Men 1998
Fran Crippen Men 2004
Greg Indrisano Men 1992
Ian Prichard Men 2001
Jack Jackson Men 1989
Karen Burgess Women 1991, 1993
Lauren Perdue Women 2010, 2011, 2013
Luke Anderson Men 2002, 2005
Matt McLean Men 2008, 2009, 2011
Mei Christiensen Women 2009
Melanie Valerio Women 1990
Mirjana Bosevska Women 2002
Nicole Rutkowski Women 1994
Paige Madden Women 2020, 2021
Scot Robison Men 2010

ACC Championships Most Valuable Diver

Women (2)

Name Team Year
Katie Caratelli Women 1997, 1998
Laurie Wagner Women 1996

ACC Championships Most Valuable Freshman

Women (12)

Men (8)

Year Team Name
2021 Women Alex Walsh
2020 Women Kate Douglass
2015 Women Jennifer Maarkand
2014 Women Leah Smith
2013 Women Courtney Bartholomew
2012 Women Ellen Williamson
2010 Women Lauren Perdue
2008 Men Matt McLean
2008 Women Liz Shaw
2005 Men Pat Mellors
2004 Men Vanya Rogulj
2004 Women Kimi Kelly
2003 Men Fran Crippen
2003 Women Rachael Burke
2002 Men Bo Greenwood
2001 Men Luke Wagner
2000 Women Mirjana Bosevska
1999 Men Ed Moses
1999 Women Danika Wizniuk
1997 Men Doak Finch

ACC Coach of the Year
Name Total Men's Women's
Todd DeSorbo 2 2020, 2021
Augie Busch 5 2014, 2015 2014, 2015, 2016
Mark Bernandino 31 1983, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 1983, 1984, 1986, 1990, 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011

International & Olympic History

Olympic Games
Medal Count
Total (12)
5 4 3
Men (3) Women (9)
2 1 0 3 3 3
Virginia's Olympians
Games Athlete (Year of Graduation) Nationality Event(s) Result
Tokyo 2020 Emma Weyant ('24)  United States of America 400m Individual Medley
Tokyo 2020 Alex Walsh ('24)  United States of America 200m Individual Medley
Tokyo 2020 Kate Douglass ('23)  United States of America 200m Individual Medley
Tokyo 2020 Paige Madden ('21)  United States of America
  • 400m Freestyle
  • 4x200m Freestyle Relay
  • 7th
Rio 2016 Leah Smith ('17)  United States of America
  • 400m Freestyle
  • 800m Freestyle
  • 4x200m Freestyle Relay
  • 6th
Rio 2016 Yannick Kaeser ('16)   Switzerland
  • 100m Breaststroke
  • 200m Breaststroke
  • 24th
  • 20th
London 2012 Lauren Perdue ('13)  United States of America 4x200m Freestyle Relay
London 2012 Katya Bachrouche ('11)  Lebanon 800m Freestyle 19th
London 2012 Matt McLean ('11)  United States of America 4x200 Freestyle Relay
London 2012 David Karasek ('12)   Switzerland 200m Individual Medley 28th
London 2012 Yannick Kaeser ('16)   Switzerland 200m Breaststroke 24th
Beijing 2008 Erika Stewart ('12)  Colombia 200m Individual Medley 32nd
Beijing 2008 Vanja Rogulj ('07)  Croatia
  • 100m Breaststroke
  • 4x100m Medley Relay
  • 42nd
  • 12th
Athens 2004 Vanja Rogulj ('07)  Croatia
  • 100m Breaststroke
  • 200m Breaststroke
  • 26th
  • 37th
Sydney 2000 Mirjana Bosevska ('03)  Macedonia
  • 800m Freestyle
  • 200m Butterfly
  • 400m Individual Medley
  • 18th
  • 20th
  • 17th
Sydney 2000 Guy Yimsomruay ('03)  Thailand 200m Individual Medley 43rd
Sydney 2000 Vanja Rogulj ('07)  Croatia
  • 100m Breaststroke
  • 4x100m Medley Relay
  • 30th
  • 14th
Sydney 2000 Ed Moses ('00)  United States of America
  • 100m Breaststroke
  • 4x100m Medley Relay
Sydney 2000 Shamek Pietucha ('99)  Canada
  • 100m Butterfly
  • 200m Butterfly
  • 4x100m Medley Relay
  • 22nd
  • 18th
  • 6th
Atlanta 1996 Melanie Valerio ('91)  United States of America 4x100m Freestyle Relay
Atlanta 1996 Mirjana Bosevska ('03)  Macedonia
  • 400m Freestyle
  • 800m Freestyle
  • 400m Individual Medley
  • 22nd
  • 22nd
  • 23rd
Atlanta 1996 Peter Wright ('95)  United States of America 1500m Freestyle 12th
Montréal 1976 Wendy Weinberg ('78)  United States of America 800m Freestyle

See also

References
  1. "University of Virginia Cavalier Orange". July 15, 2019. Retrieved April 25, 2020.
  2. http://www.uvaswimdive.com/
  3. Keith, Braden (February 17, 2021). "Virginia Women Break NCAA Record in 200 Medley Relay to Open ACC Championships". Swimswam News. Retrieved February 18, 2021.
  4. Pecoraro, Nick (March 20, 2021). "VIRGINIA WOMEN WIN FIRST NCAA SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIP IN ACC HISTORY". SwimSwam News. Retrieved March 21, 2021.
  5. "Todd DeSorbo Named CSCAA Women's Team Coach of the Year". Virginia Sports. March 23, 2021. Retrieved March 23, 2021.
  6. "Virginia Cavaliers". website. CBS Interactive. Retrieved 8 October 2013.
  7. "Paige Madden leads Virginia to its first NCAA women's swimming and diving national championship". ESPN. March 20, 2021. Retrieved March 21, 2021.
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