University of New Hampshire Athletics
2026-27 Women's Swimming and Diving Roster
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Free/Back
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Diving
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Fly/Free
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Distance Free
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IM/Breast
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Free/Back/IM
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Breast/Free
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Distance Free/IM
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Fly/Free
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Fly/Back/IM
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Breast/IM
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IM/Fly
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Fly/Free
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Stephanie Gualtieri
- Class:
- Freshman
- Position:
- Diving
- High School:
- John Bapst Memorial
- Hometown:
- Castine, Maine
- Major:
- Homeland Security / Chinese
Before UNH
Gualtieri arrives at UNH following a standout diving career at John Bapst Memorial High School in Bangor, Maine.
As a senior, she was named Maine State Female Athlete of the Year after winning the Class B state diving championship. She earned first-team Penobscot Valley Conference (PVC) honors, captured the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference (KVAC) championship and was named PVC Female Athlete of the Year. Gualtieri also earned Academic All-America honors and all-state recognition. She set school records in both six-dive and 11-dive competitions and finished 12th on Maine's all-time list for 11-dive scoring.
During her junior season, she repeated as the Class B state champion, earned second-team All-PVC honors, was named PVC Female Athlete of the Year and received the U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award. She also established school records in both the six-dive and 11-dive formats and earned all-state recognition.
Academically, Gualtieri received the Chinese Class Award and English II Class Award during the 2023-24 academic year and was recognized as an Academic All-American in 2025-26.
Personal
Born in New York. Daughter of Paul and Kelly Gualtieri. Has an older brother, Paul.
Gualtieri plans to study homeland security and Chinese at UNH and hopes to pursue a career in law enforcement.
Before arriving at UNH, she served as a Senate Page for U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, spending a month working in the U.S. Capitol and observing the legislative process firsthand. During her time in Washington, D.C., she had the opportunity to see all 100 U.S. senators working in the Senate chamber.
Athletics also run in her family. Her mother, Kelly Gualtieri, and grandfather, Thomas Flahive, both participated in intercollegiate athletics.
Outside of diving, she enjoys hiking, running, reading, kayaking, swimming, working out and watching movies.
Why UNH?
"I love the location."
Fun Fact
As a Senate Page in Washington, D.C., Gualtieri spent time on the Senate floor and witnessed all 100 U.S. senators conducting business in the chamber.
Gualtieri arrives at UNH following a standout diving career at John Bapst Memorial High School in Bangor, Maine.
As a senior, she was named Maine State Female Athlete of the Year after winning the Class B state diving championship. She earned first-team Penobscot Valley Conference (PVC) honors, captured the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference (KVAC) championship and was named PVC Female Athlete of the Year. Gualtieri also earned Academic All-America honors and all-state recognition. She set school records in both six-dive and 11-dive competitions and finished 12th on Maine's all-time list for 11-dive scoring.
During her junior season, she repeated as the Class B state champion, earned second-team All-PVC honors, was named PVC Female Athlete of the Year and received the U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award. She also established school records in both the six-dive and 11-dive formats and earned all-state recognition.
Academically, Gualtieri received the Chinese Class Award and English II Class Award during the 2023-24 academic year and was recognized as an Academic All-American in 2025-26.
Personal
Born in New York. Daughter of Paul and Kelly Gualtieri. Has an older brother, Paul.
Gualtieri plans to study homeland security and Chinese at UNH and hopes to pursue a career in law enforcement.
Before arriving at UNH, she served as a Senate Page for U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, spending a month working in the U.S. Capitol and observing the legislative process firsthand. During her time in Washington, D.C., she had the opportunity to see all 100 U.S. senators working in the Senate chamber.
Athletics also run in her family. Her mother, Kelly Gualtieri, and grandfather, Thomas Flahive, both participated in intercollegiate athletics.
Outside of diving, she enjoys hiking, running, reading, kayaking, swimming, working out and watching movies.
Why UNH?
"I love the location."
Fun Fact
As a Senate Page in Washington, D.C., Gualtieri spent time on the Senate floor and witnessed all 100 U.S. senators conducting business in the chamber.
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