ASU, BYU, UH, TCU Earn Big 12 Swimming and Diving Weekly Recognitions

Arizona State’s Ilya Kharun (swimmer), BYU’s Martí Llop (diver), and Arizona State’s Remi Fabiani (newcomer) have been tabbed because the winners of the Big 12 Men’s Swimming and Diving weekly awards. On the ladies’s facet, Arizona State’s duo of Julia Ullmann (swimmer) and Gerda Szilagyi (co-newcomer) have been joined by Houston’s Michelle McLeod (diver) and TCU’s Avery Dillon (co-newcomer) to spherical out the weekly honors for competitors ending Nov. 23.
 
Kharun led the Sun Devils to wins over No. 9 Tennessee and No. 12 Virginia, setting faculty data within the 100 butterfly (43.38) and 200 butterfly (1:37.56). The junior additionally contributed to first-place finishes within the 200 free relay, 200 medley relay, and 400 free relay, and was named the CSCAA Swimmer of the Meet. His 50 butterfly break up of 18.68 within the 200 medley relay set a brand new program mark. This is Kharun’s third Big 12 weekly honor this season and ninth of his profession.
 
In the USC Invitational, Llop positioned third within the 3-meter finals (379.70), fourth within the 1-meter finals (316.95), and eighth on platform (280.40). His rating within the 3-meter occasion marked a private greatest whereas recording a 16.6 diploma of problem. This marks Llop’s second Conference weekly recognition of the season.
 
Fabiani helped Arizona State to a victory on the CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge, posting three private bests. The graduate received the 100 free (41.10) and 200 free (1:31.23) towards No. 9 Tennessee, whereas contributing an 18.79 break up within the 200 free relay. It is the third time this season that Fabiani has been named Big 12 Men’s Newcomer of the Week.
 
Ullmann highlighted her weekend with a faculty file within the 100 fly (51.25) towards No. 1 Virginia and a silver medal within the 200 fly (1:55.80) towards No. 8 Tennessee. The sophomore additionally contributed robust relay legs within the 200 medley (23.20 butterfly break up) and 400 free (49.08 break up), serving to Arizona State to wins in each occasions. This is Ullman’s second Big 12 weekly award this season and fifth of her profession.
 
McLeod completed on the rostrum in all three occasions on the Nevada Invitational, profitable the platform occasion (294.20), putting second within the 1-meter dive (285.85) and ending third within the 3-meter occasion (307.95). The three scores helped the Cougars win the Phil Hansel Invitational and safe McLeod’s third Big 12 weekly award of the 2025 season and fourth of her profession.
 
Dillon was TCU’s high performer on the Mizzou Invite, incomes second place within the 200 free (1:47.24) and 500 free (4:44.57) and contributed to the 800 free relay (1:47.72 break up) that completed third general. Her time of 4:44.57 within the 500 free broke the varsity file, whereas her break up within the 800 free relay marked the second-fastest time in class historical past. She added a fourth-place end within the 1650 free (16:39.01) in addition to a 49.93 break up within the 400 free relay. It is her second Big 12 weekly award this season.
 
Szilagyi recorded 4 medals over the weekend in meets towards No. 1 Virginia and No. 8 Tennessee. She completed second with a private greatest within the 200 again (1:53.56) and added one other second with a break up of twenty-two.70 within the 200 free relay. Her bronze medal within the 50 free (22.53) rounded out her occasions towards the Volunteers.  Against the top-ranked Cavaliers, Szilagyi added a sub-50-second break up for her 100 free leadoff leg (49.45) to assist the Sun Devils seize the silver medal. It is her first Big 12 weekly award of her profession.
 
Men’s Swimmer of the Week: Ilya Kharun, Arizona State
Men’s Diver of the Week: Martí Llop, BYU
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: Michelle McLeod, Houston
Women’s Co-Newcomers of the Week: Gerda Szilagyi, Arizona State & Avery Dillon, TCU