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Kozma earned a trio of All-America honors for the Spartans at the 2026 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis last weekend. She finished her career with 11 All-America honors, the third most in the history of the Case Western Reserve women's swimming and diving team. On Thursday, the second day of the championship, Kozma placed in the top 16 in two events, one as an individual and one as a member of a relay. Individually, she placed ninth in the 200 Free with a time of 1:50.07 in the consolation final, touching the wall first in the race. She qualified for the final with the 11th-fastest prelims time of 1:50.79 and picked up the program's first top 16 finish in the event since 2007. Kozma was the anchor on the 200 Free Relay, which placed 13th nationally with a time of 1:33.30 in the consolation final. It marked the third consecutive season the Spartans placed in the top 16 nationally in the event. The following day, she broke the program record in the 200 Fly with a prelims time of 2:02.75 to qualify for the consolation final. In the evening session, Kozma improved her time to 2:02.66 to place 13th in the event and pick up her third All-America Second Team honor of the meet. On the final day, Kozma led off the 400 Free Relay with a time of 50.87 seconds, helping the Spartans place 17th nationally in 3:26.25. She also 28th in the 100 Free in 51.11 seconds. Overall, the Spartan women's swimming and diving team tied for 23rd in the team standings with 21.0 points, placing in the top 25 for the third consecutive year and scoring at the national championship for the seventh time in a row.