GLIAC broadcasts swimmers and divers of the week

GLIAC — The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) has introduced its weekly awards following the twelfth week of competitors of the 2025-26 swimming & diving season. Three Grand Valley State student-athletes, Evan Scotto DiVetta (males’s swimming), Katie O’Connell (ladies’s swimming) and Matt Blommel (males’s diving), have been acknowledged along with Northern Michigan’s Kalina Ceglinski (ladies’s diving). 
 
MEN’S SWIMMER OF THE WEEK: Evan Scotto DiVetta, Grand Valley State
Evan Scotto DiVetta was a part of the 400 medley relay that took first place with a time of three:16.09. He broke the pool file within the 50 freestyle with a time of 20.12, ending first. Scotto DiVetta additionally touched the wall at 44.23 to take first within the 100 freestyle and was a part of the 200-yard freestyle relay that completed first with a time of 1:20.36.

WOMEN’S SWIMMER OF THE WEEK: Katie O’Connell, Grand Valley State
Katie O’Connell touched the wall at 10:13.05 within the 1,000 freestyle to take first place, breaking the pool file. She additionally completed second within the 200 breaststroke with a time of two:21.67 and positioned first within the 200 IM with a time of two:04.25, which was one other new pool file.

MEN’S DIVER OF THE WEEK: Matt Blommel, Grand Valley State
Matthew Blommel scored a 302.63 within the 1-meter dive to take second place, and he additionally completed first within the 3-meter dive with a rating of 301.9

WOMEN’S DIVER OF THE WEEK: Kalina Ceglinski, Northern Michigan
For the fifth time this season, standout diver Kalina Ceglinski has been named GLIAC Female Diver of the Week. A junior from Elmhurst, Illinois, the 2x All-American and Scholar All-American posted first-place finishes in each the 1-meter and 3-meter boards as soon as once more, incomes 18 factors for her crew to assist within the 185-75 win over UW-Stevens Point. Ceglinski has completed first in all of her boards throughout competitors this season. Ceglinski posted a rating of 273.53 within the 1-meter earlier than compiling a rating of 281.93 within the 3-meter. According to the US Professional Diving Coaches Association (USPDCA) energy rankings, Ceglinski is first within the nation within the 1 meter and fifth within the nation within the 3-meter, averaging an optionally available rating of 46.38 and 43.59 within the 1 and 3-meter, respectively.