The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa swimmer Justin Lisoway was named to the Men’s Swimming and Diving Academic All-America third team on April 24. Lisoway, majoring in computer science, was one of the seven honorees with a perfect GPA and the first member of the UH men’s swimming and diving team to earn this recognition since 2004.
Lisoway has a remarkable list of accolades, as a three-time Mountain Pacific Sports Federation All-Academic Team selection and made the CSC Academic All-District team the last two years. He also received the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America’s Scholar All-America award multiple times. Recently, he received the Jenny Matsuda Award—the UH Athletics Department’s highest academic honor—for the fourth straight year.
In the pool, Lisoway won the 100 breaststroke title and swam on two record-breaking relay teams at the MPSF Swimming and Diving Championships in February. He contributed 47 points to UH‘s total to help the Rainbow Warriors capture their first team championship since 2020. He earned AllMPSF first-team honors in four events and made the second team in the 200 individual medley.
For more on Lisoway, go to HawaiiAthletics.com
