PRINCETON, N.J. – Harvard Women's Swimming and Diving's Amy Wotovich earned an invitation to the NCAA Championships on Tuesday after a fourth-place performance on the three-meter springboard at the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships. The junior will join Nina Janmyr at nationals after the sophomore qualified on Monday in the one-meter event.

How It Happened

• Wotovich put herself in a position to qualify for NCAAs after she finished in fourth in the preliminary round with a score of 298.50, to advance to the final round.
• Janmyr (232.25, 45^th) and Katie Laverty (212.80, 56^th) also participated in the prelims, but did not advance after failing to place in the top 18.
• With all eyes on Wotovich, the junior maintained her fourth-place position with a final 12-dive score of 613.35, finishing safely in the top-5 required to receive an invite to nationals.
• The 2024 NCAA appearance will mark the first of Wotovich's career.

Up Next

Remi Edvalson will close out the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships on the platform. The competition is set for an 11 a.m. ET start at Princeton's DeNunzio Pool. The event will air live on ESPN+.