GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Florida diving welcomes the 2022 Worlds Junior Champion Alexa Fung to the women’s swimming and diving 2025-26 roster.

“Alexa is an excellent late addition to an already really strong team for next season,” said Florida Head Diving Coach Bryan Gillooly. “She brings a lot of great national and international experience and has been very successful at the highest levels. She is the total package and exactly the type of student athlete we are always looking for at Florida. She’s a perfect fit for our program. Excellent athlete, outstanding student and great character.”

The Gators’ signing class for 2025 now totals 15, with Fung becoming the sixth newcomer to join Florida since the program announced its initial signees last November. At that time, five female swimmers, two male swimmers, and two divers committed to the 2025-26 season. Since then, Maria Fernanda Garcia Sixtos, Nil Cadevall, Alex Cohoon, and Charlie Hustison have also pledged to join the Gators in August.

Gators Enrolling for the 2025 season

Name	Hometown	Specialty	Club
Alexa Fung	Arva, Ontario, Canada	Diver	Toronto Diving Academy
Maria Fernanda Garcia Sixtos	Nuevo Leon, Mexico	Diver	Inde State Aquatics Center
Nil Cadevall	Barcelona, Spain	Breaststroke, IM	Natació Sant Andreu
Alex Cohoon	Fairford, England	Freestyle	Loughborough University
Charlie Hutchison	Palnackie, Great Britain	IM	Loughborough University

Alexa Fung

• 2022 FINA World Junior Diving Championships 1-Meter Springboard Champion
• Member of Canada’s Junior National Team Since 2022

Maria Fernanda Garcia Sixtos

• Conade Guadalajara 2024 Nationals four-time gold medalist
• Competed for Team Mexico at the 2024 Junior World Championship of the World Aquatics (WA), placing 6th on 1-meter and 8th on platform and eighth place

Nil Cadevall

• Won the 50 and the 100 breaststroke events at the 2025 Spanish Open Spring Championships
• 200 IM silver medalist at the 2024 European Junior Championship
• 100 breaststroke silver medalist at the 2024 European Junior Championship
• Member of Spain’s 4×100 medley relay silver medalist at the 2024 European Junior Championship
• Holds the 18-year-old national short course meter records in the 50 and 100 breaststrokes
• Holds the 18-year-old national log course meter records in the 50 and 100 breaststrokes

Alex Cohoon

•  Represented Great Britain at the 2024 Paris Olympics, competing in the 50m freestyle and the 4x100m freestyle relay
• Made his first appearance with the British squad in August 2023 for the European U23 Swimming Championships in Dublin, where he won individual 100m bronze and mixed 4x100m freestyle silver
• Won gold and set a 4x50m freestyle British record alongside Ben Proud, Matt Richards, and Lewis Burras at the European Short course Championships
• Great Britain’s 12th best 100-metre freestyle swimmer of all time
• Spent a couple of years within the Gloucester Rugby academy before committing to the pool

Charlie Hutchison

• Three-time 2024 English National Titles: 200 IM, 400 IM, 400 Free
• 2023 British Swimming Championships 400 IM gold medalist and 400 free bronze medalist
• Represented Great Britain at both the 2018 and 2019 European Junior Championships, securing 4th place in the 400IM in 2019
• Represented Great Britain at the 2017 European Youth Olympics, winning bronze in the 400 IM
• Holds the 16 and 17 Age Group Scottish Record in the 400m IM, as well as the 16 Age Group record in the 200m IM

Diver Jesus Gonzalez arrived on campus from Lara, Venezuela in January and competed for Florida during the second half of the 2024-25 season.

Jesus Gonzalez Florida Bio:

Career Accolades

• Holds the program platform record: 452.35
• 2025 SEC Platform bronze medalist
• 2025 All-SEC Second Team
• 2025 SEC All-Freshman Team

NCAA Championships

• Was the only Gator diver to compete in all three diving events at the 2025 NCAA Championships
• Was just shy of the platform top-16, earning 19th with a final score of 334.70
• Finished 27th on one-meter (313.90), 42nd on three-meter (289.85)

NCAA Diving Zones

• Won the platform event, maintaining a strong and consistent performance from prelims to finals to finish with a combined score of 813.45.
• Finished in the top-eight qualifying spots for three-meter, earning seventh with a combined score of 736.85
• Advanced to the one-meter finals, finishing 11th overall with a combined score of 664.35

SEC Championships

• Competed in the one-meter and three-meter springboards and platform
• Contributed to 51 individual points to Florida’s team total
• Broke the program’s platform record from 2004 after totaling a 452.35 final score to earn third place
• Advanced to the men’s one-meter A Final, finishing sixth overall with a final score of 353.15
• Placed 33rd on three-meter after earning a final score of 272.35

Regular Season

• Joined the team in January 2025 and competed in three dual meets
• Made his collegiate debut against Indiana on Jan. 3, placing 10th on one-meter (261.83) and sixth on three-meter (351.00)
• Finished sixth on the one-meter after earning a final score of 315.45 in Florida’s road sweep against Texas A&M on Jan. 17
• Won his first event as a Gator against Florida State on Jan. 31, scoring a 355.73 on the three-meter springboard

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