The Emory University men's swimming & diving team maintained its place among the elites of the Division III landscape during the 2025-26 season with the Eagles recording their 25^th consecutive top-five finish at the NCAA Championships while extending its University Athletic Association title streak to 27 in a row.

The Eagles' season culminated with their nationals appearance in Indianapolis, Indiana where Emory amassed 12 First Team All-America performances to go along with 13 Second Team All-America nods while scoring 275 points across the four-day competition.

Senior Henri Bonnault and junior McKee Thorsen highlighted the Eagles at the IU Natatorium with individual national runner-up efforts with Bonnault taking silver in the 100 Breaststroke and Thorsen in the 200 Fly. Both Eagles led the team, along with Hayden Tupper, with three First Team All-America honors while Thorsen and Tupper compiled six All-America apiece to top the national roster.

Emory saw seven individuals reach the podium in Indianapolis as well as three relay teams. As a team, the Eagles had 15 individuals receive either First or Second Team All-America honors.

Earlier in the season, the Eagles shined once again at the conference level with Emory taking home the conference crown in Chicago, Illinois. Emory extended its UAA reign with two event titles and 12 All-UAA finishes to outgain second place NYU by 127.5 points over the four-day meet.

For the second straight year, sophomore Solly Berkenwald headlined the Eagles at the UAA Championships as Berkenwald won his second UAA Men's Diver of the Year award. The second-year swept both conference titles in convincing fashion as captured the team's lone event championships at the meet.

In addition to Berkenwald's honors, Head Coach Jon Howell and his staff consisting of Cindy Fontana, John Petroff and Bob Hackett were recognized as the UAA Co-Coaching Staff of the Year while Diving Coach Tomasz Rossa secured another Men's Diving Coach of the Year honor.

In addition to his wins at the UAA Championships and All-America performances in Indianapolis, Berkenwald posted a pair of top-two finishes at the NCAA Diving Regional where Emory played host to the two-day competition. Berkenwald captured the 1-meter win after he was the runner-up in the 3-meter competition.

To go along with the Eagles' All-America and All-UAA accolades, Emory excelled in the classroom with 19 members receiving CSCAA Scholar All-America nods including 12 First Team selections. Furthermore, senior Sven Becker became the 134^th student-athlete in Emory University history to be a recipient of the prestigious NCAA postgraduate scholarship.

The Eagles earned the following honors during the 2025-26 season:

The following were the top marks by Emory swimmers and divers during the 2025-26 season: