Jordan Schrotenboer, an All-American swimmer with experience as an NCAA collegiate head coach as well as recent work as an assistant at a top-level program, has been named a USC men's and women's swimming and diving assistant coach, Trojan head coach Dave Salo announced today.  

Sophomore Becca Mann earned Pac-12 All-Academic first team honors while seniors Lexie Malazdrewicz and Hannah Weiss and junior Elizabeth Stinson were tabbed second team among 16 total Trojans to earn conference academic honors on Monday (March 19).  

Sophomore Louise Hansson, a day after winning a title in the 100y fly, finished third in the 200y fly while junior Maddie Wright repeated as a finalist in the race and took sixth to highlight USC's final night at the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday (March 17).

USC sophomore Louise Hansson won USC's first-ever NCAA title in the 100-yard butterfly with the second-fastest time in history, 49.80, and helped the Trojans to the 200y medley relay A final as well on the third night of the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships at Ohio State's McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion on Friday (March 16).  

USC, led by sophomore Louise Hansson's top splits, turned in a pair of top 4 B final finishes on the first full day of swimming at the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships in Columbus, Ohio.

USC's 800y free relay finished 13th on the one-event, first night of the 2018 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships on Wednesday (March 14) in Columbus, Ohio.