LOUDONVILLE, NY – Siena Swimming & Diving Head Coach Maggie Davenport has announced the addition of six student-athletes who will join the Saints for the 2026-27 season. The incoming class features a blend of accomplished swimmers and divers from across the United States and abroad, bringing championship experience, academic excellence, and leadership credentials to Loudonville.
 
"We are so excited to bring in this next incoming class," said Davenport. "These girls are not only super talented in the pool but are also bought into the culture we are building here at Siena. I know they will make an immediate impact the minute they step on campus. Beyond their times in the pool, they are excellent students who embody the Franciscan values of the Siena community. We have high expectations for the future of Siena Swimming and Diving, and this class is a massive piece of that puzzle."
  Grim joins the Saints following a decorated high school career that included national and state-level success. A national relay medalist and four-time national qualifier, she also earned state relay medals twice and qualified for the state championships four times. Grim served as captain of both the swimming and water polo teams during the 2025-26 academic year and demonstrated leadership outside of athletics by founding and leading Oley Valley's first Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter. Academically, she earned the Oley Valley Community Education Foundation Sally Breidegam Miksiewicz Memorial Scholarship, awarded to just 12 students in her graduating class, and received the Robert H. Rentschler Leadership Award for excellence in athletics and academics. She graduated Cum Laude.
  McIntyre arrives at Siena as a YMCA National Qualifier and three-time Maryland State Qualifier in both short-course and long-course competition. She earned Maryland Long Course State Finalist honors and was recognized with her team's High Point Award each year from 2022-25. McIntyre also received the Alvin G. Quinn Memorial Award and leaves her program ranked among the top-10 performers in 18 different events. She also recently became a member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. 
  Murphy joins the Saints following an accomplished high school diving career at Liverpool High School, where she posted a personal best score of 492.75 on 11 dives. A consistent performer, she earned All-Central New York honors in her section in each of her three seasons of high school diving and placed 14th at the New York State Diving Championships during her senior year. In the classroom, Murphy maintained a 3.7 grade-point average while earning Honor Roll recognition all four years. She also demonstrated exceptional leadership, serving as National Honor Society president and yearbook president at Liverpool High School. 
  Suter brings extensive championship experience after competing as a YMCA Nationals finalist and earning Connecticut Swim Scholar-Athlete honors. She was named to the CIAC All-State Academic Team and captured five CIAC South-West Conference championships along with two CIAC Class M titles. Suter garnered CIAC All-State recognition from 2023-25 and earned CIAC All-Conference honors during each of those seasons.
  Ulhmann comes to Siena after a standout high school career in New Hampshire. She maintained a 3.7 GPA while becoming a four-time highest point scorer for her high school team. In 2026, Ulhmann captured the New Hampshire state championship in the 500 freestyle and finished third in the 100 backstroke. She previously placed second in both the 100 backstroke and 100 freestyle at the 2025 state championships and won the 200 freestyle at the 2024 state meet while qualifying for multiple championship finals. Ulhmann was also ranked ninth overall in New Hampshire.
  White becomes just the third international signee in Siena Swimming & Diving program history, joining Olga Kandaurova (Moscow, Russia, 1999-03) and Raina Paul (Toronto, Ontario, 1999-01). A five-time Yorkshire County Championship finalist and two-time North East Regional Championship finalist, White leaves Bootham School holding 16 school records. She served as team captain for the past two years and was named Bootham School Swimmer of the Year in each of the last three seasons.