OCALA, Fla. – The NM State Women's Swimming & Diving team wrapped up competition at the 2026 CSCAA National Invitational Championship, finishing 19th overall with 204 points behind top‑tier freestyle performances, a finals‑worthy relay, and standout platform diving. 

The Aggies' best results came in the 200 Freestyle, where Dijana Mazumdar and Katie Rink both reached the A‑final—finishing 2nd and tied for 4th, respectively. The sprint core also propelled NM State to a 9th‑place finish in the 400 Freestyle Relay, marking the team's top relay performance of the week. Diving added crucial championship points with Mira Tinani securing 6th on Platform, placing NM State among the meet's top diving programs. 

NM State – CSCAA National Invitational Championship Top 10 Finishes  

200 Freestyle 

• Dijana Mazumdar - 2nd (1:46.80) 

• Katie Rink - T‑4th (1:47.81) 

100 Freestyle 

• Dijana Mazumdar - 7th (50.06) 

Platform Diving 

• Mira Tinani - 6th (222.70) 

400 Freestyle Relay  

• Dijana Mazumdar, Emily Dobbins, Natalia Florian, Katie Rink - 9th (3:22.67) 

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