Indianapolis, Ind. -- Announced this afternoon by the NCAA, Johns Hopkins swimmer Ana Bogdanovski (’15) and Swarthmore swimmer Supriya Davis ('15) have both been selected as a Top 30 honoree for the NCAA Woman of the Year award.
Thirty women have been recognized by the NCAA Woman of the Year selection committee as the top 30 honorees for the 2015 Woman of the Year Award. From a record 480 school nominees, the committee selected 10 women representing each of the three NCAA divisions and 12 different sports. The top 30 honorees reflect the pillars of the Woman of the Year Award, demonstrating excellence in academics, athletics, community service and leadership.
“This year marks the 25th celebration of the Woman of the Year program, and these women continue the tradition of being the best and brightest in college sports,” said Shantey Hill, chair of the selection committee and assistant vice president and senior director of athletics of St. Joseph’s College (Long Island). “This year’s top 30 honorees are outstanding examples for women competing in sports at any level, and we are confident that they will continue to make a difference in the world for many years to come.”
In late September, the selection committee will name nine finalists – three women from each division. The 2015 Woman of the Year, selected by the NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics, will be announced Oct. 18 at a ceremony in Indianapolis.