Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association champion Calvin placed seven swimmers on the All-MIAA men’s swimming and diving team that was announced Friday.
The Knights won the MIAA title for the first time in school history Saturday in their home pool at the Venema Aquatic Center. Kalamazoo placed five swimmers on the All-MIAA team, while Hope and Albion each had four.
Albion senior Brian Fiorillo captured Most Valuable Swimmer honors for the second year in a row, while Kalamazoo junior Elliot Littman was named Most Valuable Diver.
All-MIAA Men’s Swimming and Diving Team
Josh Boren, Albion* (sophomore from Dexter/Dexter HS)
Derek Bosko, Albion* (freshman from Holland/Holland HS)
Johnson Cochran, Calvin** (sophomore from Mount Vernon, Ohio/Mount Vernon HS)
Zach Diener, Hope* (freshman from Lake Orion/Lake Orion HS)
Kevin Ewing, Kalamazoo** (sophomore from Deerfield, Ill./Deerfield HS)
Brian Fiorillo, Albion*** (senior from Southgate/Anderson HS)
Tyler Fisher, Kalamazoo** (junior from Ypsilanti/Milan HS)
Jake Hunt, Hope** (senior from Muskegon/Mona Shores HS)
Jacob Lindquist, Kalamazoo** (sophomore from Lake Orion/Lake Orion HS)
Elliot Littman, Kalamazoo*** (junior from Oak Park/Berkley HS)
Caleb Meindertsma, Calvin** (sophomore from Annandale, Va./Trinity Christian HS)
Jean-Luc Miralda, Hope (freshman from Tegucigalpa, Honduras/The American School)
Andrew Mitchell, Calvin** (senior from Iron Mountain/Kingsford HS)
Tom Parsons, Albion* (sophomore from Grandville/Grandville HS)
Dylan Shearer, Kalamazoo*** (junior from Milan/Milan HS)
Brett Stoughton, Calvin* (freshman from Centerville, Ind./Centerville HS)
Dirk Tanis, Calvin* (freshman from Holland/Holland Christian HS)
Aaron Venema, Calvin* (sophomore from Grand Haven/Grand Haven HS)
Travis Vincent, Calvin*** (junior from Novi/Novi HS)
Jeff Zita, Hope* (sophomore from Holland/Holland Christian HS)
The Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association has announced its 2013-14 All-MIAA women’s swimming and diving team.
Calvin, which won the MIAA title for the 10th consecutive year, placed five swimmers on the all-conference team. Hope, which finished second to the Knights at the conference meet, placed eight members on the All-MIAA team.
Calvin sophomore Michaela Rookus was the MIAA’s Most Valuable Swimmer, while Hope sophomore Sarah Sheridan was named Most Valuable Diver.
All-MIAA Women’s Swimming and Diving Team
Miranda Anderson, Alma** (senior from Dalton, Minn./Fergus Falls HS)
Miranda Doepker, Kalamazoo** (sophomore from Farmington Hills/Harrison HS)
Erica Dunham, Hope* (junior from Rockford/Rockford HS)
Tristyn Edsall, Kalamazoo* (freshman from Kentwood/Wyoming Kelloggsville HS)
Michelle Hance, Hope* (sophomore from Noblesville, Ind./Noblesville HS)
Anna Hargrove, Albion** (sophomore from Milan/Milan HS)
Maria Kieft, Hope** (senior from Spring Lake/Spring Lake HS)
Molly Meyer, Hope* (freshman from South Bend, Ind./John Adams HS)
Klare Northuis, Hope** (sophomore from Holland/Holland HS)
Colleen Orwin, Kalamazoo* (freshman from Portage/Portage Northern HS)
Michaela Rookus, Calvin** (sophomore from Hudsonville/Hudsonville HS)
Sarah Roth, Calvin** (sophomore from Brighton/Brighton HS)
Lexi Scott, Calvin* (junior from Richmond, Ind./Richmond HS)
Lauren Seroka, Kalamazoo** (sophomore from Canton/Plymouth Salem HS)
Sarah Sheridan, Hope** (sophomore from Richmond, Ind./Richmond HS)
Jaclyn Shetterly, Alma** (sophomore from Muskegon/Mona Shores HS)
Jorgie Watson, Hope** (sophomore from Grand Rapids/GR Catholic Central HS)
Erika Waugh, Calvin*** (junior from Berne, Ind./South Adams HS)
Lindsay Wiederhold, Hope** (sophomore from Plainwell/Plainwell HS)
Kathryn Wrobel, Calvin*** (junior from Arden Hills, Minn./Mounds View HS)
