Arizona State, Iowa State and Utah Procure Weekly Big 12 Swimming and Diving Recognition

Arizona State’s Adam Chaney (males’s swimmer), Utah’s Attila Bernatsky (males’s diver), and Arizona State’s Remi Fabiani (males’s newcomer) have been named the recipients of the Big 12 Men’s Swimming and Diving weekly awards. On the ladies’s aspect, Arizona State’s Julia Ullmann (ladies’s swimmer) and Iowa State’s pair of Kate Mitchell (ladies’s diver) and Carlotta Gazzola (ladies’s newcomer) rounded out the weekly honors for competitors ending October 26.

Chaney helped lead the No. 3 Sun Devils to a tri-meet win over No. 4 California and No. 8 Stanford, contributing two particular person victories within the 50 freestyle (18.98) and 100 backstroke (44.49). He was the one swimmer to interrupt 19 seconds within the 50 free and gained the 100 again by greater than 1.5 seconds. Chaney additionally posted the quickest 50 cut up (18.06) within the 200 free relay and contributed a 41.77 leg within the 400 free relay, serving to ASU safe first place. It is the graduate’s second weekly award this season.

Bernatsky opened his season with two top-two finishes towards Wyoming. The sophomore earned his first profession gold medal within the 3-meter dive with a rating of 281.25 within the Utes’ males’s group’s 196-104 season-opening win. He added a runner-up end on the 1-meter dive with a rating of 256.60. Bernatsky competed in 12 of Utah’s 13 meets as a freshman through the 2024-25 season. The award is the primary of his collegiate profession.

In his third meet as a Sun Devil, Fabiani collected two particular person wins, two relay gold medals and a runner-up particular person end. After profitable the 100 free (41.68) and 200 free (1:32.56), he completed second within the 50 free (19.05) to spherical out his particular person occasions. He additionally contributed to a few profitable relays, together with an 18.74 cut up within the 200 free relay and a 41.46 beginning leg within the 400 free relay. It is his second Conference accolade this season.

Against competitors from No. 3 Stanford and No. 5 California, Ullmann collected three medals for the Sun Devils. Ullman highlighted her meet with a third-place end within the 200 butterfly (1:56.64), a third-place end within the 200 free relay (22.59 cut up) and a silver medal within the 200 medley relay (23.29 butterfly leg cut up). It is her first accolade of the season after being named Big 12 Women’s Newcomer of the Week thrice through the 2024-25 season.

Mitchell picked up three occasion wins for Iowa State final week, sweeping the diving occasions at South Dakota and serving to the Cyclones to 2 highway wins. She completed first within the 3-meter dive in each meets (295.50 at SDSU, 281.70 at USD) in addition to the 1-meter dive (274.80) towards South Dakota. In the 1-meter dive towards South Dakota State, she positioned second (277.50). It is the senior’s first Conference weekly award of her profession.

Gazzola gained all 4 of her particular person occasions over the weekend, serving to Iowa State to 2 highway victories. The freshman broke the pool file by over 3.5 seconds within the 1650 freestyle at South Dakota State (17:24.79), and posted wins within the 500 free (5:08.32 at SDSU, 5:08.30 at USD) and 1000 free (10:27.29 at USD). The freshman from Milan, Italy, is the primary Cyclone to be named Big 12 Women’s Newcomer of the Week this season.

 

Big 12 Swimming and Diving Weekly Awards- October 30

 

Men’s Swimmer of the Week: Adam Chaney, Arizona State

Men’s Diver of the Week: Attila Bernatsky, Utah

Men’s Newcomer of the Week: Remi Fabiani, Arizona State

Women’s Swimmer of the Week: Julia Ullmann, Arizona State

Women’s Diver of the Week: Kate Mitchell, Iowa State

Women’s Newcomer of the Week: Carlotta Gazzola, Iowa State