Wolverines Place 28 on CSCAA Scholar All-America Crew

RICHMOND, Va. — The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America named 28 Michigan males’s and ladies’s swimmers and divers as Scholar All-Americans for the 2025-26 season on Thursday (July 2). Additionally, each packages acquired the CSCAA Scholar All-America group awards.

On the ladies’s group, Stephanie Balduccini, Rebecca Diaconescu, Lexi Greenhawt, Brady Kendall, Christey Liang and Letitia Sim every earned first-team honors. Malia Amuan, Anna Boemer, Lila Higgo, Anna Hulan, Aoi Kondo, Ella Jo Piersma, Madison Smith, Montse Spielmann and Natalie Walklett had been tabbed second group.

On the boys’s aspect, Eitan Ben-Shitrit, Ole Eidam, Colin Geer, Luka Mladenovic, Tyler Ray and Antoine Sauve garnered first-team honors. Jaeddan Gamilla, Ryan Hume, Ozan Kalafat, William Savarese, Tyler Tannenberger, Alex Thiesing and Logan Zucker had been named to the second group.

To qualify for first-team Scholar All-America, student-athletes will need to have earned a grade-point common of three.5 or larger and took part of their nationwide championship. Second-team choices will need to have additionally earned a 3.50 GPA or larger and achieved a CSCAA Championship qualifying time or participated at a diving zone qualification meet.

Both the women and men earned CSCAA Scholar All-America honors as a group, incomes a cumulative 3.52 and three.53 GPA, respectively. To qualify, groups needed to earn a cumulative grade-point common of three.0 in the course of the spring semester.

• CSCAA Release