Carson Trotzer (Men's Wrestling)
Trotzer won the Pete Willson Invite at 174 lbs. and was voted Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament. Trotzer, the #6 seed, had a major decision and three falls, including the finals over the #1 seed. He finished ahead of three nationally ranked wrestlers, helping the team to a top-10 finish.
Other Nominees-
Nico Chmelevski (Men's Hockey)
Chmelevski recorded a pair of multi-point games in UWSP’s weekend series at UW-River Falls. On Friday, he scored two goals that gave the Pointers a third-period lead. On Saturday, he scored a power-play goal, the eventual game-winner, and added an assist on another PPG later in the win.
Seth Miron (Men's Basketball)
Miron racked up a career-high six three-pointers and led all scorers with 27 points in UWSP’s win over UW-Platteville on Wednesday to begin the second half of league play. He was 10-for-15 from the floor, including 6-of-9 from behind the arc. He also tied for the game-high with seven rebounds. Miron also had four assists and a steal.
Scott Jenn (Men's Swim)
Jenn took second in the 100-yard backstroke and butterfly with times of 53.61 and 54.66, respectively in Friday’s dual against Division One Milwaukee. In Saturday’s dual finale against UW-La Crosse, he stopped the clock at 53.65 and 1:59.07 in the 100- and 200-yard backstrokes, respectively.
Declan Trant (Men's Dive)
Trant recorded second-place finishes in the one- and three-meter dives with scores of 254.10 and 267.00, respectively in Friday’s dual against Division One Milwaukee. In Saturday’s dual finale against UW-La Crosse, he swept the men's diving with a score of 343.20 in the one-meter and 345.05 in the three-meter.
Ben Kempe (Men's Track)
Kempe won the 60H at the Squig Converse Invite in a lifetime best of 9.33 seconds. His mark is the 4th best time in the conference and is the #9 best mark in school history.
Jake Wessley (Men's Field)
Wessley finished 6th in the weight throw at the Squig Converse Invite with a lifetime best throw of 15.87 meters. This is the best freshmen mark in the conference and the 8th best throw by a freshman in division 3.
Ben Temple (Men's Tennis)
Temple got 6-1, 6-1 and 6-2, 6-2 wins over Concordia (Wis.) and Northwestern, respectively, as the Pointers opened spring play.
Conner Kryscio and Brady Wierzbicki (Men's Tennis Doubles)
Kryscio and Wierzbicki earned a tiebreak win, 7-6 (6), at No. 3 doubles against Northwestern to give UWSP the team doubles point.
Â
