STANFORD, Calif. -- Twenty Stanford men’s swimmers and divers were named Scholar All-Americans by the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America on Thursday.
Ten Cardinal received first-team honors and 10 were named to the second team.
Requirements were a 3.5 or above cumulative grade-point average. NCAA Championships competition was a requirement for first-team honors. For the second team, an NCAA ‘B’ time or zone diving competition was the cutoff.
Here are Stanford’s CSCAA men’s swimming and diving Scholar All-Americans:
First team, year (major)
Liam Custer, jr. (management science and engineering)
Andres Dupont Cabrera, jr. (economics)
Kaihan Gu, jr. (bioengineering)
Daniel Li, fr. (undeclared)
Henry McFadden, so. (computer science)
Rick Mihm, grad. (public policy)
Ron Polonsky, sr. (computer science)
Jack Ryan, sr. (symbolic systems)
Aaron Sequeira, sr. (management science and engineering)
Josh Zuchowski, jr. (economics)
Second team
Ethan Dang, RS sr. (economics)
Matt Fenlon, sr. (economics)
Ethan Harrington, so. (undeclared)
Hayden Kwan, jr. (computer science)
Gabe Machado, sr. (Earth systems)
Henry Morrissey, jr. (economics)
Abram Mueller, fr. (undeclared)
Go Nagaoka, fr. (undeclared)
Jonathan Tan, so. (economics)
Avery Voss, sr. (computer science)