EIU Ladies’s Swimming Provides Seven Newcomers

Head Coach Scott Teeters introduced at the moment the addition of seven swimmers to the Panthers’ 2025-2026 roster. 

EIU welcomes Emma Crider, Dakkon Eilrich, Annemarie Johnson, Jenna Patridge, Sophia Buswell, Remington Bokos, and Maja Przybylska to this system.

Emma Crider (Birmingham, Al.) competed in swimming at JCIB/Shades Valley High School and is the primary D1 athlete from her faculty and space. At the Southern Zone Senior Championship, Crider positioned eighth within the 100 L Back with a time of 1:15.71. She competed within the SE AUB Christmas in Auburn and positioned first within the 100 Y Back with a time of 1:02.68. This previous summer time on the seventeenth Annual Splashin’ the Coast, she positioned tenth within the 100 L Back and eleventh within the 200 L Back. In addition, she scored her private greatest within the 50 Fly SCM with a time of 35.73. She competed within the ASHAA Championship, wherein she positioned eighth within the 100 Y Back with a time of 1:02.42. 

Dakkon Eilrich (Elgin, Ill.) attended Central High School and competed in swimming at Elgin Cyclones Swim Team. The National Honors Society scholar just lately competed on the Illinois Senior Championship, wherein she swam the 50 L Breast with a time of 36.30. This previous summer time, Eilrich positioned first within the 50 Y Breast with a time of 32.30 within the ISI Summer ECST Regional. At the Illinois Swimming Winter Regionals, she competed within the 50 Y Breast, inserting fourth with a time of 32.48. The occasions Dakkon steadily competes in are the 50 L Breast, 100 Y Breast, 50 Y Free, and 200 L Breast.

Annemarie Johnson (Georgetown, TX.) competed in swimming at Georgetown High School. She repeatedly competes within the 50 Y Fly, 50 Y Free, and 50 Y Back. In her newest competitors on the ST SGA Gold Rush Meet, Johnson completed third within the 50 Y Fly with a time of 29.11. During that very same meet, she completed first within the 50 Y Back with a time of 30.42. At the UIL District 23-5A Championship, Johnson positioned first within the 100 Y Fly with a time of 1:02.37. She positioned third within the 100 Y Fly with a time of 59.11 on the UIL Region VI-5A Championship. 

Jenna Patridge (Danville, CA.) competed in swimming and water polo at Monte Vista High School in Alamo, California. She is a frequent participant within the 50 L Free, 100 L Back, 100 Y Back, and 200 L Back. Patridge positioned third within the 100 Y Back with a time of 57.82. Jenna holds a number of prime ten finishes all through her highschool profession, together with one within the 100 Y Back on the CIF North Coast Championship. As a senior, she positioned fourth within the 50 Y Back with a time of 27.23 on the AZ NEP Holiday Swim Festival. 

Sophia Buswell (Salem, OR) competed in a number of sports activities at South Salem High School. In addition to swimming, Buswell participated in cross nation and monitor. During her highschool profession, she earned twelve varsity letters. Buswell helped lead her group to the Central Valley Conference District championship three years in a row. Buswell gained the Salem Sports and Breakfast Club Female Swimmer of the yr. As a junior and senior, she was the Salem-Keizer Beacon’s management in sports activities award nominee. Buswell was the Statesman’s Journal Girls swimmer of the yr as a sophomore. The group captain and National Honor Society scholar holds the South Salem High School and Central Valley Conference district file within the 100 butterfly. At the OSAA 6A State Championship, she recorded her private greatest within the 100 Y Fly with a time of 58.81.

Remingtyn Bokos (Oak Brook, Ill.) transferred from Indian River State College in Fort Pierce, Florida, the place she has competed the previous two seasons. Bokos positioned third within the 200 Y Back with a time of two:11.65 on the FL RATS Stanton C. Craigie Memorial. As a freshman, Bokos completed third on the NJCAA National Championships within the 1000 Y Free, 500 Y Free, 1650 Y Free, and 200 Y Back. Returning again to the NJCAA Championship as a sophomore, Bokos positioned second within the 1000 Y Free, 500 Y Free, and 1650 Y Free, and fifth place within the 200 Y Back. Prior to her school profession, Bokos competed at Hinsdale Central High School in Hinsdale, Illinois, the place she was a four-year varsity swimmer. 

Maja Przybylska (Warsaw, Poland) transferred from Indian River State College in Fort Pierce, Florida. She has spent the final two years at Indian River State College competing within the 50, 100, and 200 Y Free. In that point, she helped lead her group to back-to-back NJCAA National Championships. This previous spring on the NJCAA Championship, Przybylska recorded seasonal greatest and prime three finishes in two separate occasions. These occasions embrace the 100 Y Free with a time of 54.13 and the 200 Y Free with a time of 1:58.98. As a freshman, Przybylska positioned third within the 50 Y Free with a time of 24.01 on the NJCAA National Championship. Prior to her school profession, she swam at CLVIII High School in Warsaw, Poland. 

You can see these newcomers in motion on October third at 3:30 p.m. as they face Valparaiso at Padovan Pool.