2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships
- March 19-22, 2025
- Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatics Center — Federal Way, Washington
- Short Course Yards (25 yards)
- Start Times: Prelims: 10 AM ׀ Finals: 6 PM (Pacific Daylight Time)
- Meet Central
- Official Psych Sheets
- SwimSwam Preview Index
- Live Results
- Live Stream
- Live Recaps:
All photos by Jason Wang / Peak Images
Gretchen Walsh, University of Virginia, during NCAA DI Swim Championships, 3/21/2025, Credit: Jason Wang / Peak Images
Writing the big V on Gretchen Walsh, University of Virginia, before she went on and won 100 yard butterfly – breaking multiple records
Virginia fans celebrating after team winning Women 200 Medley Relay at NCAA DI Swim Championships, 3/19/2025, Credit: Jason Wang / Peak Images
Virginia fan waving victory after 200 yard medley relay
University of Tennessee Fans, during NCAA DI Swim Championships, 3/22/2025, Credit: Jason Wang / Peak Images
University of Tennessee fans at 200 yard back stroke final
Torri Huske, Stanford University, during NCAA DI Swim Championships, 3/20/2025, Credit: Jason Wang / Peak Images
Torri Huske, Stanford University, signed and gave away her 200 IM champion board to fans
Stanford University fans, during NCAA DI Swim Championships, 3/22/2025, Credit: Jason Wang / Peak Images
Stanford University fans at 200 yard breaststroke final
Credit: Jason Wang / Peak Images
Leslie & Doug Peplowski, Anna Peplowski‘s parents after she won 200 yard freestyle
Indiana Relay Team, during NCAA DI Swim Championships, 3/20/2025, Credit: Jason Wang / Peak Images
Indiana coaches cheering for their 200 relay team
NCAA DI Swim Championships, 3/19/2025, Credit: Jason Wang / Peak Images
Diving practice
Chiara Pellacani, University of Miami, during NCAA DI Swim Championships, 3/20/2025, Credit: Jason Wang / Peak Images
Chiara Pellacani, University of Miami, after winning 1 meter diving
Alex Walsh, University of Virginia, during NCAA DI Swim Championships, 3/21/2025, Credit: Jason Wang / Peak Images
Alex Walsh, University of Virginia, winning 100 yard breaststroke
That’s not just any fan waving the flag- it’s Alex and Gretchen’s father!