The Case Western Reserve University women's swimming and diving team completed its best season in a generation during the 2023-24 academic year. The Spartans finished 13th at the 2024 NCAA Division III Women's Swimming and Diving Championships and nine members of the team received All-America honors.

Competing at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro, North Carolina, CWRU earned its best national finish since the team placed 12th in 2003. The 13th-place finish also marks the third highest national placement in the history of the program, following the 12th-place finish in 2003 and seventh-place finish in 2001. CWRU scored 70.0 points across the four-day championship, the third most in program history and most since accumulating 97.0 points at the 2003 NCAA Championships.

Sophomore Claire Kozma claimed five All-America honors, tied for the second-most by a Spartan at a single championship and the most since 2001, and junior Gabriella Chambers earned four All-America honors. Two-time All-Americans at the meet included junior Kate Menzer, junior Angeli Paull, and junior Abigail Wilkov, with sophomore Eliza Dixon, junior Erica Rice, first-year Maggie Rose Rook, and junior Kelly Vann all recognized as All-Americans in a single event. The nine Spartans scoring at the national meet match a program record set during the 2001 championship.

Wilkov had the best individual finish among CWRU student-athletes, placing sixth in the 3-meter dive and seventh in the 1-meter dive. The sixth-place finish marked the best national placement by any Spartan diver in program history. The 200 Free Relay of Chambers, Dixon, Kozma, and Vann reached the podium by placing eighth. In addition, the 400 Free Relay finished 13th, 800 Free Relay placed 14th, and the 400 Medley Relay placed 16th nationally. As an individual, Kozma added a 10th-place finish in 200 Fly.

Prior to the NCAA Championships, the Spartans placed fifth in the University Athletic Association, their best conference finish since 2005. Wilkov became the first-ever member of the CWRU women's swimming and diving team to earn All-UAA honors in a diving event, placing third in the 3-meter dive. Also, the 200 Free Relay of Dixon, Kozma, Vann, and Chambers placed third to earn the first All-UAA honors in the event since 2010.

Eight school records fell during the 2023-24 season with Kozma (100 Fly), Wilkov (1-meter dive, 3-meter dive), and first-year Ava Ellis (200 Breast) setting individual marks. Records in the 200, 400, and 800 Free Relays and 400 Medley Relay were also set during the season at either the UAA or NCAA Championships.

In dual meets, the Spartans went 5-1, including victories over ranked Carnegie Mellon and SUNY Geneseo. CWRU ended the season ranked 14th in the country by the CSCAA.

In the classroom, Wilkov was named to the CSC Academic All-America First Team and Kozma was named to the All-America Third Team, the fourth and fifth Academic All-America honors in program history. In addition, Paull and Vann were named to the Academic All-District Team and 36 members of the team earned UAA All-Academic recognition.

The Spartans earned the following honors during the 2023-24 swimming and diving season:

 
The following were the top times/marks for the Spartans during the 2023-24 season:

*SR indicates school record