Stepanek Named All-American on Final Day of NCAAs

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – The No. 25 Texas A&M women's swimming & diving team closed out competition at NCAA Championships at the Jones Aquatic Center Saturday, highlighted by Chloe Stepanek's ninth career All-America accolade. The Aggies finished 25th, scoring 26 points.
 
Stepanek put up a 100 free prelim time of 47.97 to place 14th, securing her spot in the consolation final, She placed 13th in the final with a time of 48.06. The junior tallied her sixth individual and ninth overall All-America award, finishing 13th overall in finals to garner Honorable Mention All-America accolades. Stepanek has earned All-America distinction in the 100 and 200 free at NCAAs every season of her collegiate career.
 
In prelims, Aviv Barzelay began the day with a top-25 finish in the 200 back, going 1:53.35. Bobbi Kennett joined Stepanek in representing the Aggies in the 100 free and clocked a 49.44.
 
Giulia Goerigk swam in the 200 breast prelims to register a time of 2:13.05.  Olivia Theall posted a time of 1:55.25 in the 200 fly prelims to place 18th.
 
On the platform, Alyssa Clairmont earned a score of 223.10 in prelims to place 29th.
 
To wrap up NCAAs, the Aggies secured a top-20 finish in the 400 free relay final as Kennett, Stepanek, Jordan Buechler, and Theall clocked a 3:15.49.
 
2023 NCAA All-Americans
Jordan Buechler – 400 medley relay
Alyssa Clairmont – 1-meter
Bobbi Kennett – 400 medley relay
Joslyn Oakley – 1-meter, 3-meter
Chloe Stepanek – 200 free, 100 free, 400 medley relay
Olivia Theall – 400 medley relay
 
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