Pennsylvania State Record Holder Meghan DiMartile Verbally Commits to Texas for 2022

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NEW COMMIT: Junior National qualifier Meghan DiMartile of Fort Washington, Pa. has announced her verbal commitment to the University of Texas beginning in the fall of 2022.

She will join Lydia Jacoby, Chase Davison and Lindsey Hosch in Austin as a member of the Longhorns’ Class of 2026.

Regarding her commitment, she said:

“I am so excited to announce my verbal commitment to study and swim at the University of Texas!! I’d like to thank my family, friends, and coaches for helping me along the way. Can’t wait to be a Longhorn!! Hook ‘em”

DiMartile, who trains with Upper Dublin Swim Club, recently competed at the 18&U Winter Championships in Carlisle where she won the 100 back. Last December, she placed 12th in the 100 back and 21st in the 200 back at Juniors East.

In Summer 2019, she recorded a pair of best times at Middle Atlantic LCM Seniors before going on to finish fifth in the 100m back at the NCSA Championships.

Her best times include:

50 free – 23.60
100 free – 51.37
50 back – 25.06
100 back – 53.73
200 back – 1:58.75

Currently a junior at Upper Dublin High School, DiMartile is already a three-time individual Pennsylvania 3A State Championship finalist. She won the 100 back and placed fifth in the 100 free as a sophomore while grabbing gold in the 100 back during her freshman season.

In 2020, she also split a 25.06 as the lead-off on her team’s state record-breaking 4×50 medley relay and owns the District 1 record in that event as well as the 100 back.

Under head coach Carol Capitani, the Longhorns won their eighth-straight Big 12 team title in 2020.

The Longhorns are bringing in an impressive Class of 2025 that includes Erica Sullivan, Riley Courtney, Channing Hanley, Ava Collinge, Jordan Morgan, Morgan Brophy, Ellie Andrews and Olivia McMurray.

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