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Ithacan Overtime | Poolside with Kailee Payne

By Mei Dennison, Ray Milburn, and Alliey Magistro
April 3, 2024

Kailee Payne, a diver for Ithaca College’s Swimming and Diving team, recently won her second national championship in the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving championships. Today, she sits down with Alliey Magistro, the host of our new series, Ithacan Overtime, to talk about her victory and her relationship with her team.

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Mei Dennison, Photo Editor
Formerly: Assistant Photo Editor – Spring 2025
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