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Wheaton Swim Club Recipients of Special Awards |
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| "Jon Lederhouse" Male National Swimmer of the Year |
Presented to a Male National Swimmer voted by his peers. This award is named after long-time Wheaton College Swim Coach Jon Lederhouse who embodies the attributes of Love of the Sport, Enthusiasm, Leadership, Commitment, and Sportsmanship. |
| Year |
Recipient |
| 2008 |
Dan Doran |
| 2007 |
Jeff Depew |
| 2006 |
Bryant Honsa |
| 2005 |
Will Schaffer |
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| "Al Zamski" Female National Swimmer of the Year |
Presented to a Female National Swimmer voted by her peers. This award is named after long-time College of DuPage Coach and Aquatics Director Al Zamski who embodies the attributes of Love of the Sport, Enthusiasm, Leadership, Commitment, and Sportsmanship. |
| Year |
Recipient |
| 2008 |
Kara Field |
| 2007 |
Elaine Wilkinson |
| 2006 |
Lauren Zafir |
| 2005 |
Danielle Herrmann |
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| "Sarah Maggio" Age Group Swimmer of the Year |
Presented to a male or female Age Group Swimmers. This award is named after former Wheaton Swim Club coach Sarah Maggio, also one of the coaches’ former swimmers, Collegiate swimmer, and NCAA Champion, who embodies the attributes of Love of the Sport, Enthusiasm, Leadership, Commitment, and Sportsmanship. |
| Year |
Recipient |
| 2008 |
Emily Ward |
| 2007 |
Taylor Ostrowski |
| 2006 |
Julia Creswell |
| 2005 |
Connie Hsu |
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| Spirit Award |
Presented to a 12 & Under male or female swimmer who consistently demonstrates team spirit at practice and at meets. Team spirit contributes to everyone’s over all success and enjoyment of the sport of swimming. |
| Year |
Recipient |
| 2008 |
Joy Xue |
| 2008 |
Gabbie Mathys |
| 2007 |
Helen Wei |
| 2007 |
Andrew Bertschy |
| 2006 |
Nick Pulgine |
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| Sportsmanship Award |
Presented to a male or female swimmers who demonstrates sportsmanship consistently. The Wheaton Swim Club sees the 10 & Under swimmers as the future of the program. If sportsmanship is developed at this age, it will last a lifetime. |
| Year |
Recipient |
| 2008 |
Amy Smith |
| 2007 |
Aaron Santiago |
| 2007 |
Amelia Suda |
| 2006 |
Kelsey Ostrowski |
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| Olympic Trial Qualifier |
Presented each year to any Wheaton Swim Club swimmer who achieves an Olympic Trials Qualifying standard. The Olympic Trials is the fastest meet in the World, and occurs every 4 years. Typically, less than 10 swimmers in Illinois of all ages achieve this cut every 4 years. The coaching staff has coached over 20 Olympic Trials qualifiers since the 1984 Games. |
| Year |
Recipient |
Event |
| 2008 |
Taylor Zafir |
100 breast |
| 2007 |
Taylor Zafir |
200 breast |
| 2007 |
Will Schaffer |
200 IM |
| 2006 |
Taylor Zafir |
400 IM |
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| Graduating Seniors |
The Wheaton Swim Club would like to thank all of our graduating Seniors and wish them the best of luck in the future! |
| Year |
Recipient |
| 2008 |
Taylor Zafir |
| 2008 |
Adriana Berry |
| 2008 |
Megan Bomicino |
| 2008 |
Amy Bonistalli |
| 2008 |
Kristin Lynch |
| 2008 |
Peter Flight |
| 2008 |
Derrick Van Stockum |
| 2008 |
Christina Klinge |
| 2008 |
Dan Doran |
| 2008 |
Jake Keck |
| 2008 |
Elaine Wilkinson |
| 2008 |
Stephanie Missack |
| 2008 |
Beth Floren |
| 2008 |
Jared Stolt |
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