Sadie Hogan, a rising star in the world of swimming, has committed to Drexel University, marking a significant milestone in her athletic career. This decision is a testament to her dedication and the support she has received along the way. With a strong performance record and a versatile skill set, Hogan is poised to make a lasting impact on Drexel's swimming program.
Hogan's swimming prowess is evident in her impressive times and achievements. At the 2026 PIAA 3A State Championships, she finished as a finalist in the 100 fly, placing 16th with a time of 57.85. The previous year, she achieved a personal-best 56.80 in the same event, securing 9th place. Her versatility is further showcased by her performances in backstroke, butterfly, and medley events.
In February 2025, Hogan delivered a lifetime best in the 100 back, posting a time of 58.30 at the District I Girls Swimming Championships. She also competed in the 100 fly, finishing 9th with a time of 57.41. Hogan's achievements continued at the PV NCAP Katie Ledecky Invitational in December, where she recorded a lifetime best of 2:10.27 in the 200 IM. Her versatility was on full display as she competed in multiple events, showcasing her adaptability and endurance.
The 2025 Middle Atlantic Senior Championships brought more success for Hogan. She posted several lifetime bests, including 2:08.96 in the 200 back, 2:09.28 in the 200 fly, and 4:35.74 in the 400 IM. These times remain her personal bests, indicating a consistent level of performance. Hogan's versatility and speed are further highlighted by her top yard times, which include 56.80 in the 100 fly, 58.30 in the 100 back, and 2:09.28 in the 200 fly.
Hogan's talent is not just theoretical; it has been recognized and rewarded. At the 2026 Coastal Athletic Association Championships, Drexel's women placed 5th out of eight teams. Hogan's best times would already rank competitively on the roster, indicating her potential to make a significant impact on the team's performance. The team's fastest 100 fly and 100 back times were posted by senior Megan Ehrnfeldt and senior Jessie Rothrock, respectively, while senior Jessie Rothrock recorded the team's top 200 IM time.
Hogan's commitment to Drexel University is a significant development for the program. She will join fellow recruits Maddie Inman, Emily Black-Wright, and Helena Reis, forming a talented group of incoming swimmers. Among the incoming class, Inman owns comparable best times in the 100 fly (56.65) and 200 IM (2:10.99), further strengthening the team's depth and versatility.
Hogan's commitment to Drexel is a testament to her hard work and the support she has received. Her decision to continue her career in-state is a significant step towards her goals, and it will be fascinating to see how she contributes to the program's success. As she embarks on this new chapter, Hogan's dedication and talent will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on Drexel's swimming program.
