Ohio State Wins 2023 Big Ten Women's Swimming & Diving Championships
COMPLETE RESULTS
ROSEMONT, Ill. – The Ohio State University claimed the 2023 Big Ten Conference Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships title on Feb. 18 at the University of Michigan’s Canham Natatorium in Ann Arbor, Mich. The Buckeyes earned their fourth consecutive conference title, all under head coach Bill Dorenkott. Ohio State pulled away from Indiana on the final day of the event to register a total of 1,425 points. OSU was led by junior Katherine Zenick, who registered 91 points. Zenick won the 50 free and 100 fly, then came in third in the 100 free on the final night of competition.
The complete list of individual award recipients, all-conference honorees and Sportsmanship Award selections are listed below.
2023 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL HONORS
Swimmer of the Championships: Anna Peplowski, Indiana
Diver of the Championships: Anne Fowler, Indiana
Freshman of the Year: Katie Crom, Michigan
ALL-BIG TEN TEAMS
First Team
Anna Peplowski, Indiana
Anne Fowler, Indiana
Ching Hwee Gan, Indiana
Kristina Paegle, Indiana
Mac Looze, Indiana
Noelle Peplowski, Indiana
Katie Crom, Michigan
Amy Fulmer, Ohio State
Catherine Russo, Ohio State
Felicia Pasadyn, Ohio State
Hannah Bach, Ohio State
Josie Panitz, Ohio State
Katherine Zenick, Ohio State
Nyah Funderburke, Ohio State
Teresa Ivan, Ohio State
Maycey Vieta, Purdue
Abby Carlson, Wisconsin
Paige McKenna, Wisconsin
Second Team
Ashley Turak, Indiana
Elizabeth Broshears, Indiana
Brady Kendall, Michigan
Casey Chung, Michigan
Christey Liang, Michigan
Kiarra Milligan, Michigan
Letitia Sim, Michigan
Lindsay Flynn, Michigan
Megan Glass, Michigan
Natalie Kan, Michigan
Riley Francis, Michigan
Megan Van Berkom, Minnesota
Lena Hentschel, Ohio State
Morgan Kraus, Ohio State
Maggie Merriman, Purdue
Phoebe Bacon, Wisconsin
SPORTSMANSHIP HONOREES
Mariclaire Lynch, Illinois
Sydney Turner, Indiana
Aleksandra Olesiak, Iowa
Octavia Lau, Michigan
Kate Sullivan, Minnesota
Caitlin Cairns, Nebraska
Markie Hopkins, Northwestern
Meredith Moellering, Ohio State
Casey Loughlin, Penn State
Rachel Young, Purdue
Sofia Chichaikina, Rutgers
Mikayla Seigal, Wisconsin