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Sycamore swimming & diving

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Quick FactsLocation ..........................................................................Terre Haute, Ind.Founded .................................................................................................1865Enrollment ............................................................... 11,775 (Spring 2019)Nickname ................................................................................. SycamoresSchool Colors ..............................................................Royal Blue/WhiteHome Facility ............................................Vigo County Aquatic CenterCapacity .................................................................................................350Conference ................................................Missouri Valley ConferenceAffiliation ........................................................................... NCAA Division IPresident ...................................................................Dr. Deborah CurtisAthletic Director ....................................................Sherard ClinkscalesAthletic Dept. Phone ....................................................... (812)237-4040Mailing Address ........................................401 N. 4th St., Terre Haute, IN 47809

Team Information2018-19 Record ............................................................................ 13-12018-19 MVC Finish ................................................... 3rd (3,387.5)Newcomers ...................................................................................... 13

Coaching StaffHead Coach.........................................Josh Christensen (2nd Season)Assistant Coach ......................................Nikki Finnesand (1st Season)Diving Coach ...................................................Teresa Hall (1st Season)Volunteer Assistant Coach..............................Melissa Giesen (1st Season)Support StaffSWA/Senior Associate AD ...............................................Angie LansingSport Supervisor .......................................... ....................Joel McMullenStrength & Conditioning .................................................... Andrew Main

Media InformationOfficial Website ........................................................ GoSycamores.comSID ................................................................................. Carlee McFarlandEmail ...................................................Carlee.McFarland@indstate.eduPhone ................................................................................(812) 229-9004

Social MediaFacebook ................................................................/SycamoreSwimDiveInstagram ....................................................................... @indstswimdiveTwitter ............................................................................. @indstswimdive

table of contents1 Table of Contents/Quick Facts

2 2019-20 Schedule

3-4 Head Coach Josh Christensen

5 Assistant Coach Nikki Finnesand

6 Diving Coach Teresa Hall

7 Volunteer Assistant Coach Melissa Giesen

9-12 Records

13 Awards

CreditsThe 2019-20 Women’s Swimming & Diving Media Guide was written and designed by Carlee McFarland with assistance from the Athletics Communications staff. Photography by Tony Campbell and Larry Liget.

media availabilityAll interview requests with the Indiana State Swimming and Diving team, including all student-athletes and coaches, should be directed to Sports Information Director, Carlee McFarland. All interviews should be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance.


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2019-2020 ScheduleDate Opponent(s) Location TimeSept. 14 CSCAA Open Water Meet Lawernce, Kan. 11 AM

Sept. 27 Blue-White Intrasquad Terre Haute, Ind. 2 PM

Oct. 11 Illinois Champaign, Ill. 4 PM

Oct. 19-20 Indianapolis/Missouri State* Terre Haute, Ind. 4 PM

Nov. 2 Little Rock/Evansville Evansville, Ind. 11 AM

Nov. 8 Xavier Terre Haute, Ind. TBD

Nov. 9 Illinois State* Normal, Ill. 1 PM

Nov. 21-23 Purdue Invite West Lafayette, Ind. TBA

Dec. 7 Eastern Illinois Terre Haute, Ind. 4:30 PM

Jan. 17 Toledo Terre Haute, Ind. 2:30 PM

Jan. 18 Ball State Muncie, Ind. 3 PM

Jan. 25 Southern Ill.* Terre Haute, Ind. 1 PM

Feb. 1 Valparaiso* Valparaiso, Ind. TBA

Feb. 1 Notre Dame/Michigan State South Bend, Ind. TBA

Feb. 19-22 MVC Championship Columbia, Mo. TBA

Mar. 12-14 CSCAA National Invitational Cup Cleveland, Ohio TBA

Mar. 12-14 NCAA Zone C Diving Champs. TBD TBA

Mar. 18-21 NCAA Championships Austin, Texas TBA

All Times Eastern* MVC OpponentHome Meets in BOLD


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Head coach - josh Christensen

Josh ChristensenOuachita Baptist, 2009

2nd Season

Indiana State Director of Athletics Sherard Clinkscales announced on August 31, 2018 that Josh Christensen would lead Sycamore swimming and diving program as head coach.

Christensen comes to Indiana State from Fresno Pacific University in Fresno, Calif., following a national search.

“We are excited about the passion and experience Coach Josh Chris-tensen will bring to the Indiana State Women’s Swimming & Diving program,” ISU Director of Athletics Sherard Clinkscales said. “He is the right fit for our program as we look to continue the climb up the Missouri Valley Conference standings. Coach Christensen will move our program forward based on a strong work ethic in and out of the pool. His wife, Jenny, is a former NCAA All-American Swimmer and a native of Kokomo. Sycamore Athletics is proud to welcome the Christensen family home to Indiana!”

Christensen oversaw the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams while at Fresno Pacific, turning the programs into national contenders in NCAA Division II.

“I would like to thank President Curtis and Athletic Director Sherard Clinkscales for entrusting me with this incredible opportunity to lead the Women’s Swimming & Diving program at Indiana State University,” new head coach Josh Christensen said. “The opportunity to lead a program that is only two years old, yet already has so much positive momentum, is truly unique. On our visit to campus, my wife and I were impressed by the professionalism of the athletic department, the great people in Terre Haute, and the vision for the future of Sycamore Swimming and Diving. The resources and people are in place to build a championship program that Terre Haute and the state of Indiana can be proud of.”

While in college, Christensen married his wife Jenny, an NCAA All-Amer-ican swimmer at Ouachita Baptist University who was part of an NCAA-record setting relay team and still owns the OBU school record in the 100 breaststroke. Jenny was also an Indiana age group state champi-

on. The couple has three sons named Levi (5), Finn (2) and Axel (1).

“Along with our excitement about the future of the program, this move brings our young family close to my wife’s family. My wife is from Kokomo and swimming in the state of Indiana was a huge part of her life growing up. We understand the swimming and diving tradition in the state and we’re so excited to embrace that and be part of its future,” Christensen said.

During the 2017-18 season, Christensen led the women to a fourth place finish and the men to an eighth place finish at the NCAA Division II Championships, the highest-ever result for both teams. The women were the highest finisher of all West Region teams, and it was the second con-secutive season both teams finished in the NCAA top-10. Fresno Pacific athletes earned 42 All-American honors at the NCAA Championships. Both teams also placed second at the Pacific Collegiate Swim and Dive Conference Championships.

“We have hired a fantastic head coach in Josh Christensen,” Assistant Athletics Director for Compliance Joel McMullen said. “We feel that the experience and qualities he brings to the ISU Swimming & Diving program will ensure its success now and in the future. Our staff did a terrific job during this search and we appreciate everyone’s insight and involvement. Sherard heavily invested himself personally and professionally in this endeavor to find the right fit for our student athletes. We are very ap-preciative of our swimming and diving student athletes for taking a very active part in this search. Their voice weighed heavily in the final decision. They are excited for the future. The feeling amongst them, and all of us, is that they will use the difficulties they have endured the last several weeks to bond even closer and make a push to the top of the Missouri Valley Conference.”

“Today is a great day for Sycamore Athletics and we are thrilled to wel-come Coach Christensen and his family to Terre Haute. There is no doubt the program will thrive under his leadership,” McMullen said.


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In 2016-17, Christensen led the men and women to ninth and 10th place finishes at the NCAA Division II Championships, while both programs were also the top finishers out of all West Region schools and were one of six programs in the nation to both achieve top-10 finishes. During the meet, the team produced 27 All-Americans and 11 school records while each FPU student-athlete scored points. The Sunbirds also took second at the PCSC Championships.

At the end of the season, Christensen was named the PCSC Men’s and Women’s Coach of the Year. Under his leadership, Laura Fornshell was tabbed the PCSC Women’s Swimmer of the Year, while Duston Gragg earned Diver of the Year. Fornshell was also awarded the FPU Freshman of the Year award, Matlyn Morris earned Sunbird of the Year honors and the men’s and women’s teams received the Team of the Year award by the department.

The 2015-16 season saw Christensen elevate the Fresno Pacific swim-ming and diving program, as FPU qualified for the NCAA Championships for the first time in program history, sending seven athletes to compete. All seven athletes scored points for the Sunbirds as well.

Outside of the pool, FPU received CSCAA Scholar All-America Teams on both the men’s and women’s sides. The Sunbirds also had seven individu-als named Scholar All-Americans.

Led by Christensen, the Sunbirds broke several school records and earned many program firsts in 2014-15. The men placed third at the Pacific Collegiate Swim Conference, while the women finished fifth and Christensen earned Co-Coach of the Meet. The FPU program also excelled in the classroom under Christensen, as the men earned CSCAA All-Academic and ranked 25th in Division II with a 3.39 team GPA.

Several members of the 2014-15 teams earned individual honors under Christensen’s leadership. Alex Hussain was named FPU’s Scholar of the Year and earned Capital One Academic All-American honors, while diver Duston Gragg was named the PCSC men’s Diver of the Meet. Wesley Coles qualified for the 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials in the 100 butterfly (54.58), while Daria Belova won the 100 (1:14.16) and the 200 (2:40.43) breaststroke at the FINA Masters World Championships. Christensen also help bring media attention to record-setting swimmer Kendall Swanson, who ranked first in NCAA Division II in the 100 and 200 breaststroke during the regular season.

Christensen earned his first PCSC men’s Coach of the Meet award in 2013-14 after leading the men to a third place finish. The Sunbirds also ranked fifth in all of Division II with a 3.35 team GPA, while the women ranked 14th with a 3.40 team GPA as both teams earned CSCAA All-Aca-demic under Christensen.

In his first year at the helm, Christensen had the Sunbirds ranked eighth in the nation and the women No. 12 in their first year at the NCAA Division II level in 2012-13. Christensen led FPU to a second-place finish at the PCSC Championships, while the women took home third. In the classroom under his leadership, the men held a 3.01 cumulative GPA to earn the

CSCAA All-Academic Team honor.

Before his time at Fresno Pacific Christensen spent two seasons at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix as the head assistant and recruiting coordinator for one of the top swimming programs in NCAA Division II.

Under Christensen, the GCU men’s team, which had finished 16th the year before he arrived, put together two consecutive NCAA top-five finishes and was ranked #1 in the nation in January 2011. He took the women’s team from a 27th place finish at the NCAA Championships in 2010 to an eighth place finish in 2011.

Originally from Mesa, Ariz., Christensen swam at Ouachita Bap-tist University in Arkansas as a student-athlete before joining the OBU coaching staff during his junior year of college.

He was an assistant coach from 2007-2010 and during that span the men’s team never finished lower than fifth and the women’s team never lower than 10th at the NCAA Division II national championships.

In the summer of 2011 he coached Team Canyon of USA Swim-ming Club at the USA Swimming National Championships hosted by Stanford with one of his athletes qualifying for the Olympic Trials in two different events.

He holds a bachelor’s degree in history & political science from Ouachita Baptist, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude, and a Master’s degree in Business Administration, with a leadership emphasis, from Grand Canyon.


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Assistant coach - Nikki Finnesand

Nikki FinnesandWyoming, 2014

1st Season

Nikki Finnesand is entering her first season as an Assistant Coach with Indiana State’s Swimming and Diving Program.

Finnesand comes to Indiana State after spending a season as the assistant coach at Truman State University. While at Truman State, Finnesand helped organize and conduct team practices and competitions, as well as assisted with the designing of workout and training programs for the team.

Prior to her time at Truman State Finnesand was the head coach for the Webster Swim Team in Webster, South Dakota in 2010 and then again in 2018. During her time as the head coach at Webster, she was named the South Dakota Head Coach of the Year in 2010.

In between her coaching stints at Webster, Finnesand swam for the University of Wyoming from 2010-2014. She also served as an assistant coach for Golden West Swim Club during the summer of 2014 and then again from summer 2015-2017. In addition to those stops, Finnesand also has experience helping run camps, including helping Wyoming for three years and Air Force Academy for three years as well.

Additional accolades for Finnesand include being named the head coach of the Southern California All-Stars Festival Team and serving as the NACC team manager for Southern California Swimming.


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Diving coach - Teresa Hall

Teresa HallFresno Pacific, 1985

1st Season

Teresa Hall is entering her first season as an Assistant Coach with Indiana State’s Swimming and Diving Program.

Hall comes to Indiana State from Fresno Pacific University where she served as the diving coach for the last seven years. While at FPU, Hall was named the Pacific Collegiate Swim and Dive Conference Diving Coach of the Year in 2017 and 2012. She coached an All-American on the men’s side in the three-meter dive in 2016 and also coached an All-American in the one and three-meter dives in 2017. Her men also performed well at the PCSC Championships where they were named the three-meter dive champions from 2013-2017. Hall’s women also earned the PCSC titles in the one and three-meter dives in 2012.

Prior to her stint at FPU, Hall spent 16 years at Clovis Unified School District as both a club and high school coach. She also coached at City of Chowchilla, Madera Unified and Fresno Unified, as well as serving as the gymnastics coach for Madera Gymnastics and Madera Unified from 1978-1990.

Hall is also a very accomplished athlete, having earned numerous accolades while competing in U.S. Masters Diving, including being named a national champion the three-meter dive in 1989 and in the platform in 2013. She was named a national silver medalist in the one-meter dive in 2006, three-meter dive in 1989 and 2000, and platform in 1998, 2002, 2006 and 2012. Hall was a world silver medalist in the three-meter in 1998.

In addition to her silver medals, Hall has earned bronze medals in the national one-meter dive in 1990, 1991, 1999, 2001 and 2012, the three-meter dive in 1990, 1991, 1999 and 2006, and the platform dive in 1989, 1991, 1992, 1998 and 1999. Hall was a world bronze medalist in the platform in 1992 and 2006.

Hall has also attended and hosted numerous USA and AAU diving clinics and camps. She holds a B.A. in liberal arts and a master’s in bilingual education from FPU.


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Volunteer Assistant coach - Melissa Giesen

Melissa GiesenIndiana State, 2001

2nd Season

Melissa Giesen enters her second season with Indiana State Women’s Swimming & Diving during the 2019-2020 season.

Giesen, wife of former Sycamore basketball player Brian Giesen (1997-2003), comes to Indiana State after a one year coaching stint with the Terre Haute Torpedoes where she was the lead coach for over 50 youth, ages 5-10.

Prior to her time with the Terre Haute Torpedoes, Giesen worked as an instructor at the Vigo County YMCA where she developed high intensity workouts to help participants meet their fitness goals. She taught at First Friends Preschool from 2013-2015 after moving to Terre Haute from Texas in 2013. While in Texas she served as an age group coach for Blue Tide Aquatics from 2010-2012 and she also worked as a classroom teacher in Humble, Texas for nine years. She also served as the head coach for the Walden Waves swim team from 2002-2004, where she was responsible for instructing over 100 beginning swimmers.

After swimming at Indiana University from 1996-1998, she attended Indiana State from 1999-2001. She graduated from ISU with a degree in Education and a minor in Computer Science in 2001.

Giesen attended Gainesville High School in Florida and was the Florida State Champion in the 500-yard freestyle in 1996. During that same year she won Junior Nationals in the 500 and 1650-yard freestyle. Giesen also qualified for the 1996 Olympic Trials.

She and her husband Brian have 4 sons; Nathan, Tyler, Will, and Nolan. Nathan and Tyler carry on the tradition, and are swimmers for Terre Haute North.


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School REcordsEvent Athlete Time/Score Year Meet

50 Freestyle Alex Malmborg 23.12 2019 MVC Championships

100 Freestyle Alex Malmborg 51.28 2019 MVC Championships

200 Freestyle Martina Marks 1:49.13 2019 MVC Championships

500 Freestyle Cierra Campbell 4:55.85 2018 MVC Championships

1000 Freestyle Vivian Kritikou 10:08.74 2018 Evansville/Valpo

1650 Freestyle Vivian Kritikou 17:01.53 2018 Magnus Cup

100 Backstroke Kendall Hansen 55.45 2018 MVC Championships

200 Backstroke Kendall Hansen 1:57.91 2019 MVC Championships

100 Breaststroke Kerry Tepe 1:04.35 2019 MVC Championships

200 Breaststroke Blanca Saez-Illobre 2:13.97 2018 MVC Championships

100 Butterfly Jacquie Price 55.09 2018 MVC Championships

200 Butterfly Jacquie Price 2:00.63 2018 MVC Championships

200 Individual Medley Blanca Saez-Illobre 2:01.95 2018 MVC Championships

400 Individual Medley Blanca Saez-Illobre 4:18.67 2018 MVC Championships

1 Meter Springboard Elle Christie 262.20 2018 Bellarmine/ Rose-Hulman

3 Meter Springboard Elle Christie 283.27 2018 Illinois Dual Meet

200 Freestyle Relay Malmborg, Pavlu Lewin 1:33.32 2019 MVC Championships Marks, Borchers

400 Freestyle Relay Marks, Malmborg 3:25.80 2019 MVC Championships Borchers, Pavlu Lewin

800 Freestyle Relay Marks, Pavlu Lewin 7:23.72 2018 MVC Championships Campbell, Saez-Illobre

200 Medley Relay Hansen, Schade 1:42.54 2018 MVC Championships Price, Malmborg

400 Medley Relay Hansen, Schade 3:46.01 2018 MVC Championships Price, Malmborg


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Swimming record book50 FREESTYLE

Athlete Time Year1. Alex Malmborg 23.12 2019

2. Marlene Pavlu Lewin 23.48 2019

3. Ashleigh Sinks 23.78 2019

4. Joelle Borchers 23.98 2019

5. Caitie Mansker 24.11 2019

100 FREESTYLE Athlete Time Year1. Alex Malmborg 51.28 2019


3. Martina Marks 51.94 2019



200 FREESTYLE Athlete Time Year1. Martina Marks 1:49.13 2019

2. Blanca Saez-Illobre 1:52.44 2017

3. Cierra Campbell 1:53.33 2018

4. Emily Webb 1:54.71 2019

5. Vivian Kritikou 1:55.12 2018

500 FREESTYLE Athlete Time Year1. Cierra Campbell 4:55.85 2018

2. Vivian Kritikou 4:59.44 2018

3. Martina Marks 5:00.35 2018

4. Kendall Hansen 5:01.42 2019

5. Jacquie Price 5:04.29 2018

1000 FREESTYLE Athlete Time Year1. Vivian Kritikou 10:08.74 2018



4. Elisabeth Peskin 10:34.68 2018

5. Madison Brand 10:52.16 2018

1650 FREESTYLE Athlete Time Year1. Vivian Kritikou 17:01.53 2018




5. Emily Webb 18:06.51 2019

100 BACKSTROKE Athlete Time Year1. Kendall Hansen 55.45 2018


3. Emily Boomershine 57.32 2018

4. Katherine Minatra 58.18 2019

5. Allie Engstrom 58.50 2018

200 BACKSTROKE Athlete Time Year1. Kendall Hansen 1:57.91 2019

2. Marlene Pavlu Lewin 1:59.48 2019


4. Emily Boomershine 2:04.56 2018

5. Ashley Jenkins 2:05.10 2018


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Swimming record book100 BREASTSTROKE

Athlete Time Year1. Kerry Tepe 1:04.35 2019

2. Anna Maria Nasiou 1:04.42 2018

3. Megan Schade 1:04.46 2018

4. Emily Ratliff 1:06.56 2018


200 BREASTSTROKE Athlete Time Year1. Blanca Saez-Illobre 2:13.97 2018

2. Megan Schade 2:22.03 2018

3. Kerry Tepe 2:23.06 2019

4. Anna Maria Nasiou 2:23.45 2019

5. Emily Ratliff 2:24.72 2018

100 BUTTERFLY Athlete Time Year1. Jacquie Price 55.09 2018

2. Megan Schade 56.15 2019



5. Martina Marks 56.95 2018

200 BUTTERFLY Athlete Time Year1. Jacquie Price 2:00.63 2018



4. Mykenzie Kostka 2:07.54 2018

5. Courtney Skelley 2:08.22 2016

200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Athlete Time Year1. Blanca Saez-Illobre 2:01.95 2018


3. Megan Schade 2:07.09 2018


5. Kerry Tepe 2:09.32 2019

400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Athlete Time Year1. Blanca Saez-Illobre 4:18.67 2018




5. Katherine Minatra 4:37.53 2018


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Relay record book200 FREESTYLE RELAY

Athlete Time Year1. Malmborg, Pavlu Lewin 1:33.32 2019

Marks, Borchers

2. Pavlu Lewin, Borchers 1:34.06 2018 Hansen, Malmborg

3. Malmborg, Pavlu Lewin 1:36.60 2018 Borchers, Hassan

4. Malmborg, Hansen 1:36.65 2017 Boomershine, Campbell

400 FREESTYLE RELAY Athlete Time Year1. Marks, Malmborg 3:25.80 2019 Borchers, Pavlu Lewin

2. Malmborg, Pavlu Lewin 3:28.10 2018 Hansen, Campbell

3. Pavlu Lewin, Borchers 3:28.54 2018 Hansen, Malmborg

4. Marks, Borchers 3:33.26 2018 Jenkins, Mansker

800 FREESTYLE RELAY Athlete Time Year1. Marks, Pavlu Lewin 7:23.72 2018 Campbell, Saez-Illobre

2. Marks, Pavlu Lewin 7:23.88 2019 Campbell, Hansen

3. Brand, Peskin 7:42.32 2019 Mansker, Webb

4. Marks, Saez-Illobre 7:46.29 2017 Pavlu Lewin, Campbell

200 MEDLEY RELAY Athlete Time Year1. Hansen, Schade 1:42.54 2018 Price, Malmborg

2. Hansen, Nasiou 1:42.74 2019 Schade, Malmborg

3. Hansen, Schade 1:44.40 2018 Borchers, Malmborg

4. Hansen, Saez-Illobre 1:44.91 2017 Price, Malmborg

400 MEDLEY RELAY Athlete Time Year1. Hansen, Schade 3:46.01 2018 Price, Malmborg

2. Hansen, Tepe 3:46.57 2019 Marks, Pavlu Lewin

3. Hansen, Schade 3:49.53 2018 Marks, Malmborg

4. Pavlu Lewin, Nasiou 3:51.53 2018 Borchers, Campbell


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diving record bookONE METER SPRINGBOARD

Athlete Score Year1. Elle Christe 262.20 2018

2. Keara Shelton 234.07 2018

3. Jolie Rusznak 220.95 2018

4. Laura Fulton 211.50 2017

5. Mckenzie Plummer 175.80 2018

THREE METER SPRINGBOARD Athlete Score Year1. Elle Christie 283.27 2018

2. Keara Shelton 248.40 2019

3. Jolie Rusznak 222.90 2018

4. Laura Fulton 206.90 2017

5. Mckenzie Plummer 133.30 2017


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AwardsALL MVC

Event Athlete Year 50-yard freestyle Alex Malmborg 2019

100-yard backstroke Marlene Pavlu Lewin 2019

200-yard backstroke Kendall Hansen 2019

200-yard backstroke Marlene Pavlu Lewin 2019

200-yard butterfly Martina Marks 2019

200-yard freestyle Martina Marks 2019

400-yard IM Blanca Saez-Illobre 2018

200-yard backstroke Marlene Palvu Lewin 2018

200-yard breaststroke Blanca Saez-Illobre 2018

200-yard butterfly Jacquie Price 2018

FIRST-TEAM ALL CONFERENCE Athlete Year Kendall Hansen 2019

Alex Malmborg 2019

Martina Marks 2019

Marlene Palvu Lewin 2019

Blanca Saez-Illobre 2018

Marlene Palvu Lewin 2018

Jacquie Price 2018

ALL MVC HONORABLE MENTION Athlete Year Cierra Campbell 2019

Madison Brand 2019

Joelle Borchers 2019

Kerry Tepe 2019

Vivian Kritikou 2019

Megan Schade 2019

COACH OF THE YEAR Coach Year Matt Leach 2018

SCHOLAR-ATHLETES Athlete Year Joelle Borchers 2019

Cierra Campbell 2019

Kendall Hansen 2019

Hena Hassan 2019

Mykenzie Kostka 2019

Vivian Kritikou 2019

Alex Malmborg 2019

Martina Marks 2019

Marlene Pavlu Lewin 2019

Elisabeth Peskin 2019

Megan Schade 2019

Kerry Tepe 2019


Vasiliki Falaina 2018

Allie Engstrom 2018

Laura Fulton 2018

Kendall Hansen 2018


Alex Malmborg 2018


Allie Engstrom 2017

Kendall Hansesn 2017


Alex Malmborg 2017

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