University of Delaware swimmer Victoria Novinskiy has qualified for her second NCAA championship event in just two days, this time in the 200-butterfly. The Blue Hens women's swimming and diving team currently holds first place after three days of Atlantic Sun Conference competition in Orlando.
ORLANDO, Fla. – University of Delaware swimmer Victoria Novinskiy has achieved her second NCAA qualifying time in just 48 hours, reaching the standard in the 200-butterfly event during the Atlantic Sun Swimming & Diving Championships.
The Blue Hens women’s swimming and diving squad maintains the top position heading into day four of the conference championships taking place in Orlando, Florida.
Novinskiy’s latest qualifying performance adds to what has been a standout week for the Delaware athlete, who previously met NCAA standards in another event earlier in the competition.
The 2026 Atlantic Sun Championships continue with Delaware looking to maintain their leading position as the meet progresses.
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