WI State Champ Lauren Stigler Sends Verbal Commit to North Dakota

Photo Courtesy: Lauren Stigler

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Lauren Stigler has chosen to give her verbal commitment to the University of North Dakota. Stigler, who swims for Southwest Aquatics Team in Wisconsin, will bring strong breaststroke times and a Conference scoring impact with her to North Dakota.

Stigler’s best times:

50/100/200 Breaststroke:29.17/1:02.97/2:18.71

100/200 IM: 1:02.40/2:04.99

100/200 Butterfly: 57.55/2:09.29

Stigler told Swimming World,

“One of the reasons I chose to swim and further my academics at the University of North Dakota was because of how the team was so close. I love how the team did things together and encouraged each other with each other’s swimming and even in and outside of school. I absolutely fell in love with the campus as soon as I got there. The facilities they have for all students are remarkable! The way the team bonded and welcomed me with open arms was exactly what I was looking for! I love how the Coaching staff can be fun, yet determined to get the work done in the pool and in the classroom. I fell in love with UND and I couldn’t be more excited about my decision!”

Swimming for Muskego High School at the 2015 Wisconsin Girls High School state meet, Stigler won the 100 breaststroke in 1:02.97.

When she heads to North Dakota next fall, Stigler will be in a position to make an immediate impact for the Fighting Hawks. At the 2016 WAC Championships, her breaststroke times and her 200 IM would have landed her in the A final. She will also likely be the new breaststroke leg of the team’s medley relays.

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