4 Gusties Win CSC Girls’s Swimming & Diving Academic All-District Awards

GREENWOOD, Ind. – The Gustavus Adolphus College girls’s swim & dive crew had 4 student-athletes earn College Sports Communicators (CSC) NCAA Division III Academic All-District awards, the group previously often known as CoSIDA introduced on Tuesday. Katelyn Siers, Geneva Fackler, Lindsay Sundby, and Gabriella Stoudt all earned Academic All-District honors for the Gusties.

CSC Swimming & Diving Academic All-District award winners will need to have a cumulative GPA above 3.50 and be at the least a sophomore academically and athletically. Student-athletes should additionally do at the least one of many following: compete in 75 % of competitions, end top-eight at a convention meet, or take part in a nationwide championship.

Siers is an undeclared main with a 3.877 GPA. The sophomore led the Gusties with 5 All-Conference awards on the MIAC Championship this season, successful the 400 Freestyle Relay (3:31.34), ending because the runner-up within the 100 Backstroke (56.63) and 200 Freestyle Relay (1:35.84), and inserting third within the 50 Freestyle (24.09) and 200 Backstroke (2:05.99). She additionally earned an Honorable Mention within the 200 Medley Relay (1:46.37), inserting fourth.

Fackler is a Biochem and Molecular Biology / Japanese Studies double main with a 3.877 GPA. The sophomore earned three All-Conference awards, successful the 800 Freestyle Relay (7:43.68) and inserting second in each the 200 Freestyle (1:55.05) and the 200 Freestyle Relay (1:35.84). She was additionally an Honorable Mention in three occasions, taking fourth in each the 200 Backstroke (2:06.43) and the 400 Medley Relay (3:55.82) whereas inserting fifth within the 100 Backstroke (57.61).

Sundby is an individualized main with a 4.000 GPA. The senior earned two Honorable Mention awards this 12 months, ending fourth in each the 200 Medley Relay (1:46.37) and the 400 Medley Relay (3:55.82).

Stoudt is a Biochem and Molecular Biology main with a 3.967 GPA. The senior competed within the NCAA Diving Regionals this season in each the 1-meter (355.65) and 3-meter (343.80) dives in opposition to the highest divers within the area.