Revitt Closes NCAA Championships With All-America Accolades

Saturday, March 21

Atlanta, Ga.

Washington State University

NCAA Championships

Photo by: Eric Graham

March 21, 2026 | Swimming

2026 NCAA Division I Final Results

By: Washington State Athletic Communications

ATLANTA (March 21, 2026) – Washington State sophomore Darcy Revitt closed the 2026 NCAA Championships earning All-America second-team honors in the 100 Free Saturday.

Revitt posted a 47.46 for the No. 16 time in the country in the 100 Free prelims to earn her first career All-America accolade. Friday, Revitt posted a 21.81 in the 50 Free prelims, breaking her own school record and finished No. 22 nationally.

The Guildford, England native made her second straight trip the NCAA Championships after winning the 50 Free and 100 Free events at the Mountain West Championships last month. Revitt was named the Co-Swimmer of the Meet after collecting six titles and also helped the 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay, 200 Medley Relay and 400 Medley Relay. Revitt, who now owns the school records in the 50 Free (21.83) and 100 Free (47.45), posted a team-best 20 individual wins this season and earned a trip to the NCAA's last season in the same events.

Earlier in the week, senior Emily Lundgren earned All-America second-team honors in the 200 Breast after posting a 2:08.13 to place No. 15 in the 200 Breast prelims. The Chula Vista, Calif. native finished her Cougar career as the most decorated swimmer in program history with four All-America honors, as the only four-time NCAA selection, 59 career individual victories, owns school records in the 100 Breast (58.83), 200 Breast (2:06.18), 100 Fly (52.60) and 200 IM (1:57.81). Last season, Lundgren finished sixth in the 200 Breast at the NCAA Championships for the best finishing by a Cougar at an NCAA Championships in program history. In Thursday's 100 Breast prelims, Lundgren posted a 59.83 for No. 27 nationally.

Lundgren and Revitt are the first set of Cougar swimmers to earn All-America honors in the same season while Revitt is the first Cougar All-American in the 100 Free.

WSU finished in 42^nd with three points.