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UNC diver Emily Grund makes waves in return to diving after cancer


2021 was going to be her year. Emily Grund was fresh off her third straight NCAA Championship Appearance, and had competed in the USA Swim and Dive Olympic Trials earlier in the summer. She knew her goals and she knew she’d find a way to accomplish them. What Emily didn’t know was why she was feeling lethargic and getting sick so often. (CBS 17)

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UNC diver Emily Grund makes waves in return to diving after cancer


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