With six returning swimmers and three newcomers, the Warriors will seek to continue improving with a group that is youth-laden and features just one senior.

Senior Gwyn Fox heads the group as that lone senior and also the top freestyle swimmer returning to the squad. She was the program's top performer at the 2026 Landmark Conference Championships, finishing 17th in the conference in the 200-yard freestyle (2:09.27), 24th in the 50-yard free style (27.11), and 25th in the 100-yard freestyle (59.10).

Junior Madison Robbins returns for her third season in the program and is the only returning breaststroke swimmer on the roster. She will also be joined by her sister Makenna Robbins, who joins the Warriors as a first year.

Junior Jaydin Erickson is also back for her third season, coming off personal bests at the Landmark Conference Championships in the 50-yard freestyle (34.53), 100-yard freestyle (1:19.02), 100-yard backstroke (1:31.97). 

Sophomore Elizabeth Eberz is another option in the freestyle, posting career-best marks in the 100-yard freestyle (1:01.53) and 500-yard freestyle (6:18.79) at the Landmark Conference Championships.

Sophomore Riley Pool returns as the Warriors top backstroker, finishing 14th at the Landmarks in the 200-yard backstroke with a season-best 2:35.93. She also showed versality by competing in intermediate-distance freestyle events, highlighted by a season-best 6:09.70 mark in the 500-yard freestyle at the Landmark Conference meet. Sophomore Vanessa Cook also returns after competing in spring freestyle events as a rookie.

In addition to the younger Robbins swimmer, the Warriors also welcome in first year Isabella Sailor, an Iowa native with experience in all strokes with the ability to slot in where needed. In addition, junior Kiara Vasquez rejoins the program after previously swimming for Lycoming during the 2024-25 season. 

Following an eighth-place finish at the Landmarks, the men's side will field a roster with no seniors and one junior.

Versatile junior Sean Martinez is the most experienced collegiate swimmer on the men's squad, coming off a strong Landmark Conference Championship where he finished 12th in the 200-yard freestyle with a 1:50.16 mark, posted a season-best 5:05.64 in the 500-yard freestyle, and a personal-best 18:19.90 in the 1650-yard freestyle, finishing 14th. 

Sophomore team captain Jason Ricci is back after a promising debut campaign where he emerged as the Warriors' primary backstroker. That culminated in four personal bests at the Landmarks: a 19th-place 57.81 mark in the 100-yard backstroke, a 2:13.65 in the 200-yard individual medley, and PRs in both the prelims and finals of the 200-yard backstroke, where he finished 16th with a 2:07.92 showing.

Sophomore Dominic De Mar looks to continue his rapid ascent after showing remarkable in-season jumps in distance events, capped off with a 16th-place finish in the 1650 freestyle (18:31.84), a 23rd place showing in the 400-yard individual medley (5:05.46), and a 5:23.15 mark in the 500-yard freestyle at the Landmark Conference Championships, setting personal bests in all three events.

Four first years will have plenty of opportunities to contribute, with Nathan Jackson and Jason Pritchard both looking to factor in the sprints, Luke Luberski in line to be the primary swimmer in the butterfly, and Bryce Williamson set for intermediate-distance events.