GOSHEN, NY — Goshen High School standout sophomore Kaylee Croughan has officially been named a 2025-26 National Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association (NISCA) All-American diver.
The prestigious national honor caps off a historic sophomore year for Croughan, who has firmly established herself as the standard for the Goshen program. The NISCA All-American distinction is exclusively awarded to the Top 100 high school divers across the United States.
A Season of Historic Milestones
Croughan’s sophomore campaign built seamlessly upon her groundbreaking freshman year. Key achievements from her 2025-26 season include:
- State Championship Silver Medal: Croughan reached the state podium by capturing the silver medal at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) State Championships.
- Defending School History: This podium finish follows her historic freshman year, where she won the first Section 9 diving championship in the history of the Goshen Girls Swimming and Diving program.
- National Elite Status: The All-American title cements Croughan as one of the country’s premium high school athletes, putting her on the radar of premier collegiate programs.
NCAA Recruiting Interest Heating Up
With her newly minted All-American status, NCAA Division I programs are actively launching recruitment efforts to secure the Hudson Valley star. Croughan’s continuous year-over-year progression. Surpassing her impressive fifth-place state finish as a freshman—proves she is one of the most competitive young diving prospects in New York.