Mountain West Ladies’s Swimming & Diving Athletes of the Week – Oct. 14 – Mountain West Convention

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The Mountain West introduced on Tuesday athletes of the week for girls’s swimming & diving. Fresno State’s Mackenzie Miller Lung was named the MW Swimmer of the Week, Fresno State’s Natalia Bedolla earned MW Diver of the Week honors and Washington State’s Avery Bulkley was tabbed because the MW Freshman of the Week.

MOUNTAIN WEST SWIMMER OF THE WEEK
MACKENZIE MILLER LUNG, FRESNO STATE
Senior, Clovis, California/Clovis East HS
• Earned 70 factors for the Bulldogs en path to a second-place end on the Gary Ota Memorial Invitational, formally often called the Fresno State Invite.
• Finished within the prime 5 in all eight occasions entered, together with profitable three occasions.
• Won two particular person occasions (100-yard breaststroke and 200-yard breaststroke) and one relay (200-yard medley relay).
• Earned an NCAA qualification within the 100-yard breaststroke with a time of 59.44, which is ranks because the third-fastest time within the nation this season and is the third-fastest time in Mountain West historical past.
• Won the 200-yard breaststroke with a time of two:12.05.
• Holds the quickest time within the Mountain West in each the 100-yard and 200-yard breaststrokes.

MOUNTAIN WEST DIVER OF THE WEEK
NATALIA BEDOLLA, FRESNO STATE
Senior, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico/Cobaej Emsad 59 HS
• Won each diving disciplines (1-meter and 3-meter) on the Gary Ota Memorial Invitational, formally often called the Fresno State Invite.
• Earned a zone qualification normal within the 1-meter by practically 9 factors greater than the qualification normal.
• Placed first within the 1-meter with a rating of 274.70, 5 factors forward of second place.
• Won the 3-meter with a rating of 279.45.
• Earned 40 factors for the Bulldogs, serving to the workforce to a second-place end.

MOUNTAIN WEST FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK
AVERY BULKLEY, WASHINGTON STATE
Swimmer, Payson, Utah/Payson HS
• Helped Washington State end third on the season-opening Gary Ota Memorial Invitational, formally often called the Fresno State Invite.
• Won the 1,650-yard freestyle for her first profession win in her first collegiate meet with a time of 17:05.35, profitable by 5 seconds.
• Time within the 1650-yard free ranks eleventh within the NCAA.
• Helped the 800-yard freestyle relay end second.

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