Freshman Jon Kantzenbach (Wiesbaden, Germany) was named the GLIAC Men’s Swimmer of the Week for his outstanding performances at Division I foes Oakland and Michigan. Kantzenbach tallied three first-place finishes and three third-place finishes, while also hitting two NCAA qualifying cuts. Kantzenbach finished first at Michigan in the 1000 free (9:14.17) and hit an NCAA mark, while his 500 free time at Oakland (4:30.66) also earned him a first-place finish and a NCAA cut. His time of 9:26.34 at Oakland in the 1000 free was good for a first-place finish, while he finished third in the 200 fly at Oakland (1:52.50) and the 500 free (4:39.01) at Michigan. Kantzenbach’s time at Michigan currently ranks second in the country.

Northern Michigan's Heidi Billings (Fairbanks, Alaska) continues to dominate this year as she tallied up seven first place wins in a total of eight events over the weekend in dual meets versus Wayne State. Billings dominated in the women's backstroke events as she reached times of 57.59 in the women's 100-yard backstroke, 42.06 in the women's 75-yard backstroke, 2:02.09 for women's 200-yard backstroke, and 13.01 in the women's 25-yard backstroke.

Sophomore Mikaela Senkus (Macomb, Mich.) won both the one-meter and three-meter diving competitions in the Wayne State dual meet at Northern Michigan on Saturday morning. Senkus posted a score of 251.85 on the three-meter board, and followed that with a 255.15 on the one-meter board.