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Summit League: SDSU’s McLain, USD’s Schutt Named Swimmers of the Week

The following is a press release courtesy of the Summit League:

ELMHURST, Ill. – South Dakota State’s Alex McLain and South Dakota’s Sam Schutt were named The Summit League’s Swimmers of the Week for their performances Nov. 4-10.

MEN’S SWIMMER OF THE WEEK        
Alex McLain, South Dakota State
Sr. // Pierre, S.D.

McLain collects his second career Swimmer of the Week award after sweeping the backstroke events to help South Dakota State defeat league rival South Dakota, 189-111.  He touched the wall first in the 100 back in 52.00 and 1:55.97 in the 200 back.  Both of his times rank in the league’s top-10 this season at fifth in the 100 and ninth in the 200.  He was also a member of the winning 400 medley relay team (3:27.88).

Also nominated: Dylan Bunch, Denver; Nick Schutt, South Dakota; Chris Neaveill, Western Illinois.

Previous honorees: Oct. 14 – Alex McLain, South Dakota State; Oct. 21 – Ray Bornman, Denver; Oct. 28 – Dylan Bunch, Denver; Nov. 4 – Chris Neaveill, Western Illinois.

WOMEN’S SWIMMER OF THE WEEK
Sam Schutt, South Dakota
So. // Columbus, Ohio
Schutt earns Swimmer of the Week honors for the fourth time of her career and third time this season after winning every individual event she competed in a pair of meets.  In the 165.5-134.5 victory over league foe Omaha, she took first in the 100-meter free (58.77), 200-meter free (2:07.44) and 400-meter free (4:29.95).  The sophomore came right back to capture three more event titles at South Dakota State, winning the 100 free (52.89), 200 free (1:54.09) and 500 free (5:09.10).

Also nominated: Johanna Roas, Denver; Emily Campbell, South Dakota State; Julia Rasmussen, Western Illinois.

Previous honorees: Oct. 14 – Sam Schutt, South Dakota; Oct. 21 – Amanda Sanders, Denver/Sam Schutt, South Dakota; Oct. 28 – Samantha Corea, Denver; Nov. 4 – Emily Campbell, South Dakota State.

Diving Press release:

ELMHURST, Ill. – South Dakota State’s Connor Florand and South Dakota’s Greysen Hertting were named the Men’s and Women’s Divers of the Week for their performances Nov. 4-10.

MEN’S DIVER OF THE WEEK
Connor Florand, South Dakota State
Sr. // Forest Lake, Minn.
Florand claims his third career Diver of the Week award and first of the season after sweeping the diving events en route to South Dakota State’s 189-111 victory over league rival South Dakota.  The senior won the three-meter dive with an NCAA Zone qualifying score of 328.43, while finishing first in the one-meter with 271.88 points.  Florand’s score in the three-meter ranks third in the league.

Also nominated: Chase Testa, South Dakota.

Previous honorees: Oct. 14 – Cody Watts, IUPUI; Oct. 21 – Cody Watts, IUPUI; Oct. 28 – Ross Edfort, Denver; Nov. 4 – Doug Ogilvie, Western Illinois.

WOMEN’S DIVER OF THE WEEK
Greysen Hertting, South Dakota
So. // Appleton, Wis.
Herrting garners her 14th career Diver of the Week award and fourth of the season after sweeping both boards in a pair of duals meets against league opponents Omaha and South Dakota State.  Against the instate rival Jackrabbits, the Appleton, Wis., native won the one-meter dive with a league-best and NCAA qualifying score of 278.40, while recording 266.03 points for first in the three-meter.  In the Coyotes’ 165.5-134.5 dual win over the Mavericks, she tallied 249.90 points in the one-meter dive and 265.95 points in the three-meter, both for first-place finishes.

Previous honorees: Oct. 14 – Greysen Hertting, South Dakota; Oct. 21 – Greysen Hertting, South Dakota; Oct. 28 – Greysen Hertting, South Dakota: Nov. 4 – Miranda Knipfer, Omaha.

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Jared Anderson swam for nearly twenty years. Then, Jared Anderson stopped swimming and started writing about swimming. He's not sick of swimming yet. Swimming might be sick of him, though. Jared was a YMCA and high school swimmer in northern Minnesota, and spent his college years swimming breaststroke and occasionally pretending …

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