2025-26 Women's Swimming and Diving Roster
Biography
Why Saint Joseph’s? I chose Saint Joseph’s College of Maine because it feels like home literally and emotionally. Being close to my hometown means I can stay connected to the people I love, which is incredibly important to me. The campus itself is stunning, especially with its location right on Sebago Lake, I still remember how peaceful and welcoming it felt when I first visited. Watching sunsets over the water has become one of my favorite daily rituals. As a swimmer, having access to a beautiful pool facility was also a major factor in my decision, it’s a place where I feel both challenged and supported.
High School: Swam competitively for 11 years…Specialized in IM, backstroke, and freestyle across both distance and sprint events…Competed at the Maine Class A State Championships and Southwestern Championships every year…Earned multiple state medals along with triathlon honors…Represented Seals Swimming for over a decade…Recognized by teammates with the Team Award in 2022 and 2024 for positivity and dedication…Honored with the Coaches Award in 2023 and 2025 for leadership, hard work, and commitment to supporting teammates.
Community Service: Volunteered to teach children how to swim at the Westbrook Community Center for 30 hours.
Personal: Morgan Mae Farley, daughter of Julie Lunt-Farley and Jason Farley…Has two siblings, Monica Farley and Keagan Farley.
