     Senior Jennie Roskopf earned a pair of all-American honors Friday night to pace the UW-Stevens Point women's swimming and diving team at the NCAA Division III Championships in Minneapolis.

     The 200-yard medley relay team of Liz Herder, Roskopf, Beth Bard and Kelsey Crunstedt also clinched all-American honors as they finished fifth with a time of 1:46.95. It marked the first all-American honors for Herder and Roskopf. Bard and Crunstedt claimed their second all-American honors of their career and these championships.

     Roskopf posted a mark of 1:07.36 in the 100-yard breaststroke to claim her second all-American honors of the day after earning three honorable mention all-American accolades last season. She entered the meet seeded 10th, but secured a spot in the finals with a time of 1:06.30 in the morning prelims.

     The 800-yard freestyle relay of Jerica Crook, Meghan Walsh, Bard and Caitlin Hake secured honorable mention all-American honors with a 13th place finish. For Bard and Hake, it was their first honorable mention all-American accolades, the second for Crook, while Walsh earned her third such honor.

Herder also claimed her fifth career honorable mention all-American honor, posting a 16th place finish in the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 1:00.16.

After the completion of 13 events, the team is 10th in the standings with 99 points. The Pointers highest finish ever was their eighth place effort in 2001.

The meet concludes Saturday.

Schedule & Results

Men's Team Roster

Women's Team Roster

Head Coach

Past Seasons Review

Records

Program Information

Recruiting Form

WIAC Men's Swimming & Diving

WIAC Women's Swimming & Diving