Men's Swim/Dive Puts Six on CSCAA Scholar All-American Team

Six members of the MIAA champion Hope College men's swimming and diving team have been selected to the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association Scholar All-America Team, presented by Fitter & Faster Swim Camps, for the 2025-26 season.

Swimmers Josh Bordovsky, Everett Cox, Graham Eisenmann, and George Marsh are first-team selections. Swimmer Luke Newcomb and diver Finn Sanders are second-team honorees.

To qualify for the first-team Scholar All-America honor, student-athletes must have a 3.5 grade-point average or higher and have participated in their national championship. Second-team selections must also have a 3.5 grade-point average or higher and have met an NIC "A" time standard in Division I, an NCAA "B" qualifying standard for the national championship, or qualified for a diving zone meet in Division II, Division III, or the NAIA.

Bordovsky is a mathematics major from Herndon, Virginia (South Lakes HS). The junior earned CSCAA Second Team Scholar All-America accolades in three swimming events this season, MIAA titles in two events, and All-MIAA honors.

Cox is a business major from Sugar Land, Texas (Logos Prep). The sophomore claimed CSCAA Second Team Scholar All-America accolades in two swimming events this season and garnered All-MIAA distinction.

Eisenmann is a mathematics major from Ozark, Missouri (Ozark HS). The junior posted CSCAA Second Team Scholar All-America finishes in two swimming events this season, captured MIAA championships in three events, and earned All-MIAA accolades.

Marsh is a business major from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan (Birmingham Seaholm HS). The sophomore claimed an MIAA title in one swimming event this season and received All-MIAA distinction.

Newcomb is a mathematics major from Brighton, Michigan (Brighton HS). The sophomore captured an MIAA championship in one swimming event this season and earned All-MIAA accolades.

Sanders is a biochemistry and molecular biology major from Grandville, Michigan (Grandville HS). The freshman qualified for the NCAA Division III regional diving meet and received All-MIAA distinction.

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