Chelsea Gravereaux Wins CAA Championship Most Outstanding Swimmer Award With Three Gold Medal Performance

Saturday, March 2

Hampton, Va.

Drexel University

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CAA Championships

Chelsea Gravereaux Wins CAA Championship Most Outstanding Swimmer Award With Three Gold Medal Performance

3/2/2024 10:09:00 PM | Women's Swimming & Diving

Day 1 (Wednesday) | Day 2 (Thursday) | Day 3 (Friday) | Day 4 (Saturday)

HAMPTON, Va. – Chelsea Gravereaux closed out the CAA Championships with another gold medal, winning the 100 free as the Drexel women's swimming and diving team completed the final night of competition on Saturday night at Hampton University. The graduate student collected three gold medals and a bronze on her way to being named the fourth most outstanding women's performer in Drexel history at the CAA Championships.

Federica Nocera started the night off for the Dragons with some hardware in the 200 back. The junior advanced to the A Final, finishing with a bronze medal. Nocera hit the wall with a time of 1:57.66, just .11 behind second position after making a late charge.

Gravereaux had another outstanding performance on the final night in the 100 free. The Emmaus, Pa. native won her prelim, setting a program record with a time of 48.67. She was able to top her time in the finals, touching the wall 1.3 seconds ahead of the field with a time of 48.52 to take home the gold for the Dragons.

Megan Ehrnfeldt rounded the championship out for the Dragons, reaching the A Final to finish eighth in the 200 fly with a time of 2:06.58.

DU finished the 2024 championship in sixth place with 604 points. The Dragons captured five medals, including three golds and two bronze finishes. UNCW captured the championship after earning 1409 points.

FINAL STANDING
1. UNCW 1409
2. Delaware 1354
3. William & Mary 1107
4. Northeastern 1067
5. Towson University 1024
6. Drexel University 604
7. Campbell University 527.5
8. Stony Brook University 308
9. Monmouth University 290.5

MEDAL FINISHES
Gold
50 Free – Chelsea Gravereaux – 22.29
200 Free – Chelsea Gravereaux – 1:47.22
100 Free – Chelsea Gravereaux – 48.52

Silver

Bronze
200 Free Relay – Chelsea Gravereaux, Delaney Leonard, Clare Schwartz and Megan Ehrnfeldt – 1:31.76
200 Backstroke – Federica Nocera – 1:57.66

MEDALS BY DAY
Wednesday

Thursday
50 Free – Gold - Chelsea Gravereaux – 22.29

Friday
200 Free – Gold - Chelsea Gravereaux – 1:47.22
200 Free Relay – Bronze - Chelsea Gravereaux, Delaney Leonard, Clare Schwartz and Megan Ehrnfeldt – 1:31.76

Saturday
100 Free – Gold – Chelsea Gravereaux – 48.52
200 Backstroke – Federica Nocera – 1:57.66

RECORDS
Thursday
Gold – 50 Free – Chelsea Gravereaux – 22.29 - PROGRAM RECORD

Friday
Gold – 100 Fly – Megan Ehrnfeldt – 54:05 - PROGRAM RECORD

Saturday
Gold – 100 Free – Chelsea Gravereaux – 48.52 – PROGRAM RECORD