University of Hawai'i at Manoa Athletics

2022-23 HAWAI‘I WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

• Claimed the seventh MPSF title in program history and sixth in the last seven years.

• Dominated at the MPSF Championships, finishing with 773.5 points, winning nine of the 18 events at the meet.

• The highest-finishing non-Power 5 school at the NCAA Championships, scoring 11.5 points to come in 31st.

• Laticia Transom earned All-America status in the 100 Freestyle, finishing in seventh place at the NCAA Championships.

• Transom was named MPSF Swimmer of the Year after setting three school individual school records while sitting in the top three all-time at UH in two others.

• Head coach Michael Stephens received MPSF Women's Swimming Coach of the Year honors.

• Holly Nelson was named MPSF Freshman of the Year.

• Sent a relay team to the NCAA meet in the 200 free relay and 400 free relay. 

• Set school records in six different events (50 free, 100 free, 100 back, 200 free relay, 400 free relay, 200 medley relay). 

AWARDS & HONORS

The Rainbow Wahine picked up three yearly honors as Laticia Transom claimed the MPSF Women Swimmer of the Year, while Michael Stephens claimed the MPSF Coach of the Year award. In her first year, Holly Nelson claimed the MPSF Freshman of the Year award.

BACK ON TOP

The Rainbow Wahine came back this year with something to prove and claimed the seventh MPSF championship in school history. They dominated the competition finishing with 773.5 points and winning nine of the 18 events at the tournament.

MAKING HISTORY

Laticia Transom made history this season by making All-American honors in the 100 freestyle and finishing seventh place in the NCAA Championship round.

PICTURE PERFECT

Some of the top shots of the season.

CLASS OF 2023

Anna Friedrich, Keiko Derikoletis, Michaela Briggs, Annika Donez, Laticia Transom, Gabrielle Scudamore, Casslyn Treydte, and Nohea Lileikis

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