LVC’s King Receives All-District Listing | News, Sports, Employment

Rachel King, a standout member of Lebanon Valley College’s women’s swimming team, has been recognized for her academic achievements by College Sports Communicators. Hailing from Burnham, Pa., King has been named Academic All-District for the second time.

During the season, King competed in all nine meets, showcasing her talent in various events. She finished 23rd in the 200-yard breaststroke, 24th in the 100-yard breaststroke, and 32nd in the 200-yard freestyle. Additionally, she contributed to four relay teams at the MAC Championships.

A graduate of Mifflin County High School, King is currently pursuing a bachelor of science in exercise science at Lebanon Valley College. Her dedication to both academics and athletics has earned her this prestigious recognition.

Lebanon Valley College, founded in 1866, offers a wide range of majors in fields such as health professions, sciences, business, digital media, arts, humanities, and education. The college emphasizes hands-on learning, internships, and research opportunities for its students.

With a campus spread across 370 acres, Lebanon Valley College prides itself on close faculty-student relationships and mentoring. The college encourages student participation in athletics, with 40% of students competing as NCAA Division III athletes in the Middle Atlantic Conference.

King’s success both in the pool and in the classroom exemplifies the well-rounded education and opportunities available at Lebanon Valley College. Congratulations to Rachel King on this well-deserved honor!