PRINCETON, N.J. -- All eight Ivy League women’s swimming & diving programs and 34 student-athletes earned Scholar All-America recognition from the College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA), as announced on June 21.

Brown paced the nation with a 3.77 grade point average as a team, while Harvard (3.65 GPA) also ranked among the top 10 nationally.

Yale (3.59 GPA), Columbia (3.51 GPA), Dartmouth (3.50 GPA), Cornell (3.49 GPA), Penn (3.48 GPA) and Princeton (3.36 GPA) were also recognized for achieving a grade point average of 3.00 or higher.

Harvard’s Miki Dahlke was honored as a Scholar All-American for compiling a grade point average of 3.50 or higher and participating in the NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships.

Thirty-three Ivies were named Honorable Mention Scholar All-Americans after accumulating a grade point average of 3.50 or higher and achieving a NCAA “B” standard time or competing in a regional or zone qualifying event.

Scholar All-Americans
Miki Dalhke, Harvard

Honorable Mention Scholar All-Americans
Sarah Cronin, Brown
Ally Donahue, Brown
Maddie Salesky, Brown
Jessica Antiles, Columbia
Mary Ashby, Columbia
Helen Wojdylo, Columbia
Currie Murch Elliot, Cornell
Cari Stankaitis, Cornell
Allison Green, Dartmouth
Marissa Cominelli, Harvard
Geordie Enoch, Harvard
Daniela Johnson, Harvard
Jing Leung, Harvard
Jerrica Li, Harvard
Kristina Li, Harvard
Meagan Popp, Harvard
Brittany Usinger, Harvard
Sonia Wang, Harvard
Willa Wang, Harvard
Virginia Burns, Penn
Ellie Grimes, Penn
Maria Jardeleza, Penn
Jackie Du, Yale
Sophie Fontaine, Yale
Isabella Hindley, Yale
Sydney Hirschi, Yale
Olivia Jameson, Yale
Cha O’Leary, Yale
Cailley Silbert, Yale
McKenna Tennant, Yale
Bebe Thompson, Yale
Kina Zhou, Yale
Maddy Zimmerman, Yale