The SEC announced its swimmers and divers of the week.<\/p>\n
SEC Men\u2019s Swimmer of the Week \u2013 Josh Liendo<\/strong><\/p>\n Liendo posted four event wins and two NCAA B-cut times against the No. 23 Aggies. In his individual events, the junior recorded B-cut times in the 50 free (19.29) and in the 100 fly (45.95). The Scarborough, Canada native swam the fly leg in Florida\u2019s winning 200 medley relay A team (1:25.53\/20.46) and clocked the fastest split as the second leg in the Gators 400 free relay team that finished first (2:53.98\/42.49).<\/p>\n Liendo has earned SEC weekly honors eight times throughout his career, with six being Swimmer of the Week accolades. Throughout the season, he has registered one NCAA A-cut time and three NCAA B-cut times. His 200 fly time (1:39.14) currently ranks third in Division I this season, while his 50 free (18.80) and 100 fly (44.60) times sit fifth. Additionally, Liendo is a member of Florida\u2019s 200 medley relay team that holds the fastest NCAA time of 1:21.49.<\/p>\n SEC Men’s Diver of the Week – Collier Dyer<\/strong><\/p>\n Dyer, a Littleton, Colorado, native, swept the men’s diving events against over the weekend, extending a streak of dominance by the junior All-American. Dyer secured the men’s 1-meter diving win with a 380.10 score and took men’s 3-meter diving with a mark of 404.48.<\/p>\n The honor adds to Dyer’s list of accolades that includes an\u00a0SEC Men’s Co-Diver of the Week honor on Oct.\u00a029. He earned Second-Team All-American honors last spring, after finishing 10th\u00a0in men’s 1-meter at the 2024 NCAA Championships. Dyer also turned in a second-place finish in the platform dive (397.00) at\u00a0the 2024 SEC Championships and competed in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials last June.<\/p>\n SEC Men’s Freshman of the Week – Luke Nebrich<\/strong><\/p>\n Nebrich has been a standout for the Tigers in his debut season, consistently making the podium. The Lexington, North Carolina, native, claimed gold in three events in MU’s double-dual victory over McKendree and Missouri State this past weekend. Nebrich won the men’s 50 free with a 19.79 swim, the men’s 100 free with a time of 43.36 and contributed to Mizzou’s men’s 200 medley relay win (1:25.47) as well.<\/p>\n SEC Women’s Co-Swimmers of the Week – Michaela de Villiers, LSU and Ieva Maluka, Georiga<\/strong><\/p>\n In the 100-yard backstroke, Maluka prevailed with a B-cut time of 53.19, followed by a new personal-best time of 52.76 in the 100y butterfly. Maluka closed out the meet by leading off the victorious 400y freestyle relay with a B-cut time of 48.91, giving her B-cuts in seven different events this season. She also swam leadoff for the second-place 200y medley relay ‘B’ team.<\/p><\/div>\n