Lady Vols Podium in 800 Free Relay to Open NCAAs

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. – Tennessee women's swimming earned All-America honors in both relays to kick off the 2025 NCAA Championships at the Weyerhaeuser Aquatic Center on Wednesday night.

The Lady Vols earned a spot on the podium in the 800 free relay for a fourth straight season, taking sixth overall thanks to a time of 6:53.87. The relay was made up by Brooklyn Douthwright, Camille Spink, Ella Jansen and Josephine Fuller, and the crew's effort marked the sixth-fastest time in school history and garnered first team All-America status.

The Big Orange opened the meet with the 200 medley relay. The lineup of Fuller, McKenzie Siroky, Sara Stotler and Mona McSharry placed 13th overall with a time of 1:35.28 to earn second team All-America honors.

All-America Tracker (8)
Brooklyn Douthwright (800 FR)
Josephine Fuller (800 FR, 200 MR*)
Ella Jansen (800 FR)
Mona McSharry (200 MR*)
McKenzie Siroky (200 MR*)
Camille Spink (800 FR)
Sara Stotler (200 MR*)

Podium Finishes (1)
6th – 800 Free Relay – Brooklyn Douthwright, Camille Spink, Ella Jansen, Josephine Fuller (6:53.87)

Top-10 Times Tracker (1)
5th – 800 Free Relay – Brooklyn Douthwright, Camille Spink, Ella Jansen, Josephine Fuller (6:53.87)

Up Next
The Lady Vols begin the individual events at the NCAA Championships on Thursday with the 500 free, 200 IM and 50 free. Prelims for swimming begin at 10 a.m. PT. Individuals who finish inside the top 16 will advance to the finals tomorrow night. The entire meet is streamed on ESPN+.

University of Tennessee Athletics

Players Mentioned

Brooklyn Douthwright

Josephine Fuller

Ella Jansen

Mona McSharry

McKenzie Siroky

Camille Spink

Sara Stotler

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