Lewis & Clark College

Swimcloud Bio: https://www.swimcloud.com/swimmer/658598/

2025-26 TIMES (FASTEST TIMES LISTED) 
 
50 Free: 29.36 (Four-Team Meet Jan. 31)
100 Free: 1:03.55 (Puget Sound Dual Nov. 7)
200 Free: 2:13.43 (NWC Championship Feb. 13-15)
500 Free: 6:01.40 (NWC Championship Feb. 13-15)
50 Backstroke: 33.89 (La Verne Invitational Nov. 21-23)
100 Backstroke: 1:10.72 (La Verne Invitational Nov. 21-23)
200 Backstroke: 2:31.05 (NWC Championship Feb. 13-15)
200 IM: 2:42.46 (PLU Dual Nov. 8)

NOTABLES 

• Competed in eight meets during her first season  
• Placed 20^th in the 200 Backstroke, 29^th in the 200 Free and 30^th in the 500 Free at the Northwest Conference Championship Meet
• Made her collegiate debut on Halloween against Whitman College when she placed fourth in the 200 Backstroke and fifth in the 200 Free
• Placed fifth in the 200 Free and sixth in the 200 IM and 200 Backstroke on November 8 against PLU 

Prior to Lewis & Clark: Attended Helena High School ... Earned All-State honors at the High School State Championship Meet in all four years ... Placed fourth in the 200 freestyle relay at States in 2023, fifth in the 200 Medley Relay in 2022 ... Served as the team captain her senior year ... Swam and placed at Club State multiple times ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Secretary for the Science Club and won the rocks and minerals event at the state competition.

Why Lewis & Clark?: The tour guides were very kind and I could tell that if the students that attend Lewis & Clark are similar to them, then I would have a bunch of friends. I also like the location, it seems to be secluded in a forest almost, but it's also close to the city. The town I grew up in is smaller, so I wanted to be able to explore and experience what it would be like to live in a city and find things to do all the time. The music scene was also a big pro as well, so many artists come to Portland, big or small.