Denison University Women's Swimming & Diving

Denison University and its men’s and women’s swimming & diving programs have become synonymous with success. Since 1987, the driving force behind Denison swimming

A native of Mount Hermon, Mass., Robinson brings an extensive amount of diving and leadership experience to the program. Robinson dove at Brown University from 2005-07 and finished his diving career at Amherst College as a two-time NCAA National Diving Champion and NCAA Diver of the Year. He was also a four-time NESCAC Diving Champion and four-time NCAA All-American Diver while at Amherst. Kai Robinson begins his first year as the Head Men's and Women's diving coach with Denison University in 2025-26. During his first season as the Head Men's and Women's diving coach, he had five divers make the Regional meet, with four advancing to the NCAA Championships. At the NCAC Championships in Granville Ohio, Robinson was named NCAC Diving Coach of the year with senior, Lu-Si Minnich, being named Women's Diver of the Year after sweeping both 1-Meter and 3-Meter boards. Robinson was also named the Diving Coach of the Year by the CSCAA at the NCAA national championships.

Kellen Beckwith returns in 2025-26 for his 14th year as an assistant coach with the Denison University men's and women's swimming & diving teams and his sixth year

Kristen Skroski begins her third year as an assistant coach with the Denison University swimming & diving programs in 2025-26. The 2025-26 men's swimming and