2021-22
At the SCIAC Championships, placed 18th in the 100 breast (1:10.06), 22nd in the 200 breast (2:40.42), and 31st in the 50 free (25.69)... Competed in 10 meets.

2019-20
In her second season as a Regal, Walton competed in eight meets…Took eighth place in the SCIAC Championships in the 100-yard breast with a time of 1:07:61…Recorded three season best times at the timed finals of the SCIAC Championships in the 100-yard free, 50-yard breast, and 100-yard breast…At the same meet, recorded a personal best time in the 200-yard breast with a time of 2:33:46…Took first place and posted a personal best time in the 50-yard free at the Malibu Invitational (Oct. 11)…Tallied four second place finishes throughout the season, two versus Whittier (Jan. 11) and two versus Caltech (Jan. 25). 

2018-19
Competed in eleven events as a freshman for the Regals…Recorded six different personal-best in two different meets… 1:11.84 in the 100-breast, 1:08.72 in the 100-back, and 26.06 in the 50-free at Malibu Invitational… 1:05.56 in the 100-individual medley, 1:46.20 in the 200-free medley, 32.88 in the 50-breast at Cal Lutheran Sprint Meet… Additionally, she notched five personal-best in four different meets… 4:16.00 in the 400-medley relay at Chapman… 1:00.56 in the 100-free at Banana Slug Invitational… 1:57.10 in the 200-medley relay, 2:42.80 in the 200-breast at Whittier/Redlands… 3:50.69 in the 400-free relay at SCAIC Championship...Inducted into the Scholar-Athlete Society for the first time

Smoky Hill HS ‘18
Earned four years of varsity letters for the Buffalos… Swim MVP and Faculty Award for Citizenship in 2018… Member of the National Honor Society and LINK Crew… Competed with the Aquawolves in Denver, Colorado

Personal
From Aurora, Colorado… Parents are: Michelle and Daniel Walton… Has one sibling: Devyn… Said her greatest sports memory was “being ranked 42nd in the 100 breaststroke and made it back to the finals seated 12th”... Chose Cal Lutheran because she “loved how small the campus was and how welcoming all the students were”