Chloe Perkins

Events:
Diving
Height:
5-3
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Raleigh, NC

Top Scores:
1-Meter: 249.90 (vs. Denver & WSU, Oct. 19, 2024)
3-Meter: 327.55 (Mountain West Conference Championships, Feb. 20, 2025)
Platform: 191.45 (Front Range Invite, Oct. 4, 2024)

Freshman | 2024-25: Competed in 11 meets during her first season…Made her collegiate debut at the Front Range Invite…Marked a podium finish in each dual meet…Totaled six first place finishes on the 3-meter and one on the 1-meter…Placed fourth on the 3-meter at the Mountain West Conference Championships, breaking the Academy’s record with a 327.55…Swept the meet against Mines, Northern Colorado, & UTRGV…Mountain West All-Conference…Mountain West Academic All-Conference…NCAA Zone E Qualifier…2024-25 Bolt Awards Female Rookie of the Year…Named to the Athletic Director’s, Commandant’s, Dean’s, and Superintendent’s Lists…Will serve as a squadron supervisor during her sophomore year.

High School/Club: Diving team at Cardinal Gibbons High School for coach Jonah Turner…State runner up…Two-time All-American…Three-time zone qualifier…Four-time state finalist…Four-time team MVP…Four-time team captain…2024 Athlete of the Year…Four-time varsity athlete…School records six and 11 dives.

Personal: Member of cadet squadron 01…Parents are Lionel Parker Perkins III and Sarah Perkins…Has a brother, Lionel Parker Perkins IV…Major is history…Minoring in Português…Nick name is Big Perk…500 PFT score…Greatest individual moment in sports was going undefeated in dual meets all through high school…Greatest team moment was during was watching the men’s team win second overall in her senior year…Other hobbies are weightlifting and driving…Chose to come to the Academy to protect her country and family, which she cherishes greatly. She also wanted to follow in her father’s footsteps of service...The greatest influence on her athletic career: “My mom and dad supported me my whole career and pushed me to be my best self. Anton Down-Jenkins, former UNC-Chapel Hill diver and Olympian, pushed me to want to be better and love the sport. And my very best friend Will Sullivan, Harvard men’s diver, made every practice a good one. Love you all!”