D3 swimming · Centennial

Washington College Women's Swimming

Chestertown, MD

Q1Program identity

Washington College competes in D3 women's swimming in the Centennial.

Division

D3

Conference

Centennial

Type

Private · Town

Q2Competition level

Roster event summaries

Current 2025-26 roster percentiles. Recorded times are event-specific roster facts, not coach-issued recruiting cuts.

EventRecorded timesTop quarterRoster medianLower-quarter line
100 Free1055.8156.761:00.47
100 Breast41:13.291:15.151:18.72
100 Back759.771:03.861:07.09
200 IM42:18.922:22.642:29.77
200 Free82:01.412:07.262:12.79
200 Back52:14.842:19.122:19.66
100 Fly81:03.091:04.001:09.13
500 Free55:17.785:27.565:48.15
50 Free1026.1626.3626.99

Short-course yards. Events with fewer than four current swimmers with a recorded time are omitted from this summary.

Q3Roster health

Roster

11

Seniors

1

Intl

0%

Q4Academics and cost

Acceptance

57%

6-yr grad

71%

Tuition

$55.3K

Academics

Washington College is a liberal arts college with 923 undergraduates, ranked 92 by US News among liberal arts colleges.

US News: #92 Liberal Arts

Selectivity

Moderate

SAT range

1140–1390

ACT range

27–31

Median earnings

$49K

Strongest programs

Liberal Arts / UndecidedPsychologyMathematics & Statistics

How program rankings work

Q5Next steps

Continue the research

Use the team facts on this page as the starting point, then compare the same event, conference, and academic priorities.

Frequently Asked Questions

How competitive is Washington College's swim program?

Championship results for Washington College aren't available yet for the 2025–26 season.

What times do I need to make Washington College's swim team?

Roster times vary by event, but a swimmer aiming for Washington College's roster typically needs to be near or below 100 Free (1:00.47), 1650 Free (20:17.51), 200 Breast (2:41.21) — the top 75% of the current roster. Use the roster event-times table above to compare the full current team by event.

Does Washington College recruit internationally?

No. Washington College's current roster is entirely from US states. The program recruits primarily from Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New York.

What's the academic profile at Washington College?

Washington College's acceptance rate is 57%, the school is ranked #92 Liberal Arts by US News, the 6-year graduation rate is 71%, median earnings 6 years after graduation are $49K.

How many swimmers does Washington College send to NCAAs?

Championship results for Washington College aren't available yet for the 2025–26 season.