INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (March 24) - In a season full of historical accolades, Saint Vincent junior swimmer Jacob Davis earned another Saturday at the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships, held in the Indiana University Natatorium. 

By finishing in seventh place in the Men's 100 Freestyle Championship Finals Saturday night, Davis becomes the first All-American swimmer in the 14-year history of the Saint Vincent College swimming program. 

Davis helped Saint Vincent accumulate 12 team points to finish in 39th place out of 66 teams who were represented at the event. 

Earlier this week, Davis also competed among the nation's best in the Men's 50 Freestyle and the Men's 200 Freestyle preliminary rounds. 

He finished in 19th place out of 53 competing swimmers in the 50 Free during Wednesday morning's prelims. The Pittsburgh, Pa. native posted a time of 20.58 in the 50. Davis then competed in the 200 Free preliminary round Thursday morning, clocking in at with a time of 1:42.66, to place 44th out of 51 competitors in the event. 

Before this week, Davis had already put together an unforgettable junior season. He earned the program's first ever Presidents' Athletic Conference Men's Swimmer of the Year award last month after claiming conference titles in the 50 Free, the 100 Free, the 200 Free, the 200 Free Relay and the 400 Free Relay.