This Week: The Notre Dame College swimming and diving team will hit the water for the Midseason Invite hosted by Oberlin College. The meet will take place over three days starting on Thursday Nov. 17 and going until Saturday Nov. 19. The Falcons will see competition from OC, Alfred State, Allegheny College, Baldwin-Wallace University, Chatham University, Penn State Altoona, Penn State Behrend, Salem International, SUNY Brockport, Transylvania University and Wheeling University.
 
Coaches Corner: Notre Dame is led by Stephanie Mulvin who enters her sixth season with the Falcon swimming and diving program. Mulvin has three MEC Championship trophies under her belt, after coaching the men's side to three consecutive conference crowns in 2020, 2021 and 2022. 
 
Rankings: None of these teams are ranked according to the CSCAA Top 25 Poll.
 
Noting the Women's side: Notre Dame is coming off a busy stretch where they fell to Ashland University 140-89 and Wooster 168-100, before defeating Bluffton 193-15.
 
Senior Brooke Dobrzanski carried the weight for the Falcons over the aforementioned weekend by winning five of the seven events she swam in, including taking second place in the other two. Dobrzanski reigned victories in the 50 yard freestyle, twice (25.93 and 26.06), 400 yard free relay, twice (3:50.43 and 3:50.99) and 100 yard freestyle (56.84).
 
Assisting Dobrzanski has been Hannah Berlin, Courtney Ledbetter and Alexis Torosian who each turned in multiple victories during their last time in the water.
 
Noting the Men's side: Back on Nov. 4-5 the Falcons were last in the water where they fell to Ashland 155.5-61.5 and Wooster 186-76, while beating Bluffton 194-6.
 
Junior Ashton Smith and redshirt senior Adonis Thomas paved the way for NDC over this weekend. Smith claimed four victories in the 50 yard freestyle, twice (22.00 and 21.87), 400 free relay (1:40.52) and the 100 yard butterfly (52.97). Thomas was also a member of the 400 free relay, as well as winning the 200 yard backstroke (2:01.22).
 
Roan Kelleher and Austin Arnold also made their presence felt for the NDC men's side by picking up victories.