Swimming and Diving

Baylor's campus boasts the area's only indoor 50-meter pool and the facility has a seating capacity of approximately 600. Baylor's swimming and diving program has produced more state championships, more All-American athletes, and more college scholarships than any other sport in Baylor's amazing athletic history.

Fast Facts on Baylor's Swim Program:

• Baylor's has long been considered the top swimming program in Tennessee and one of the top high school programs in the U.S.
• Students who have participated in the swim program have gone on to colleges and universities including American , Brown , Davidson, Emory, Georgia Tech, Harvard, Kenyon, Miami, Northwestern, Tufts, Tulane, Wheaton, Wofford, the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, the University of Virginia, as well as Southeastern conference schools Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky and Tennessee.
• Baylor swimming offers a diverse experience, with students from over twelve countries and sixteen different states.
• Baylor School Boy’s program was selected by Swimming World Magazine as top Independent School team in the country in 2008 & 2009.
• Baylor School Boy’s program was selected by Swimming World Magazine as the National ChampionIndependent School team in the country in both 2008 & 2009
• Baylor School Girl’s program was selected by Swimming World Magazine as the overall National Championship team for both public & independent schools for 2009.
• Geoff Gaberino '80 won a gold medal in the '84 Olympics.
• Stephanie Napier '06 was a member of the NCAA champion U of Florida 200 free relay and national championship squad.
• Martin Grodzki '09 was SEC freshman of the year and NCAA champion runner up in the 1650 freestyle for the University of Georgia.

Baylor's has long been considered the top swimming program in Tennessee and one of the top high school programs in the U.S.