Texas Woman's University Athletics

AS A FRESHMAN (2025)
In her first year with the Pioneers, Hafsi helped guide the Pioneers to a great season. She started out the season strong at the season-opening UCLA Meet. At UCLA, she placed second in Collegiate A Figures, fourth in solo, second in duet with Candela Fidalgo Garcia, second in trio with Fidalgo Garcia and Angelina Hamoen and first in team with Team Minerva - all which helped lead the Pioneers to a season-opening win at UCLA. In the second meet of the season against UIW and The Ohio State, Hafsi swam duet with Fidalgo Garcia and placed fourth. Then, she also swam trio with Fidalgo Garcia and Hamoen and placed sixth and team with Team Minerva, finishing fourth. At the 2025 MPSF Conference Championships, Hafsi helped lead the team to a third place finish. She placed sixth in duet, sixth in trio and fifth in team. For the next meet of the season, Hafsi and the Pioneers made history by winning their first South Regional Title. At the South Regional competition, Hafsi placed second in Collegiate A Figures, second in duet, second in trio and second in team. Hafsi also helped guide TWU to a fourth place finish at Collegiate Nationals. She placed 11th in Collegiate A Figures and seventh in team. 
PRIOR TO TWU 
From Rabat, Morocco, Jennah Hafsi was a pioneer in starting artistic swimming in Morocco. According to Hafsi, "I created an opportunity for the young girls in my country by starting the sport of Artistic Swimming, which is a predominantly female sport, in Morocco. In Morocco, there are not alot of opportunities in fully female sports, so by being a pioneer of the art swim program in Morocco is extremely important to me. There is also an under representation of African/Arab sports on the world stage, and by competing at multiple World Championships and World Cup events, I have brought the third African and second Arab nationality program to the world stage." Hafsi has been competing in artistic swimming for 13 years and swimming for five years. She was named the African Champion at the 2023 and 2024 World Championships and the Arab Champion at the 2023 and 2024 World Championships. Hafsi also competed in the 2023 World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan, the March 2023 Markham, the Canada World Cup, the May 2023 Soma Bay, the Egypt World Cup and the 2024 World Championships in Doha, Qatar. Additionally, her great aunt became the first female engineer in the country of Morocco.