Augustana Signs Nebraskans Grace Porter And Emma Miller

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Nebraskans Grace Porter and Emma Miller have signed their NLIs to become members of Augustana University’s 2016-17 inaugural swim team. Located in Sioux Falls, SD, the women’s only program will enter its first year of competition under head coach Lindsie Micko as a NCAA Division II institution participating in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference.

Photo Courtesy of Grace Porter

Photo Courtesy of Grace Porter

Grace Porter trains at Swim Omaha and credits her family of swimmers for introducing her to the sport at six years old. She is a multiple-time finalist at the Nebraska State Championships for Westside High School. Her freestyle ability will be appreciated by the Vikings as they launch their program next fall.

“I chose my school because it felt like home and it isn’t that far away from where I live now. The academics are great and their campus is beautiful. They are starting a new swimming program and I thought it would be great to help start something new.”

EVENT SCY LCM
50 free 24.98 29.33
100 free 54.63 1:03.29
200 free 1:54.81 2:14.28
500/400 free 5:12.52 4:49.39

Just down the road from Porter, Emma Miller trains with the Sarpy County Swim Club and competes on the varsity swim team at Papillion-La Vista South High School. Miller’s set of skills are opposite of her future teammate, she’s got more to lend to Augustana’s mid-distance/distance group with her 500 yard free and up.

EVENT SCY
100 free 58.33
200 free 1:58.91
500 free 5:12.79
1000 free 10:55.13
1650 free 18:23.32

 

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Stephen's swimming journey has taken him all across the Southeastern United States. Starting out at the Flowood, MS based Sunkist Swim Team, he made the transition to Auburn, AL where he competed the remainder of his high school years with Auburn Aquatics. His college career began at Daytona State College under the …

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