ST. LOUIS – Four University of Evansville swimmers earned weekly Missouri Valley Conference awards from the league on Tuesday. The Purple Aces earned the league's Men's and Women's Swimmer of the Week and both Freshmen of the Week as well.
 
Women's Swimmer of the Week – Jadyn Dauphinais
In a stellar meet for the Purple Aces, Jadyn Dauphinais picked up a pair of victories while setting personal records in both. Her first individual win came in the 200-free where she posted a 1:58.03. Her time came in 0.54 in front of the runner-up. She followed that up with a strong time of 57.46 in the 100-backstroke race where she finished 0.80 on top of the field. Dauphinais also contributed to a win in the 200-medley relay. Her efforts helped UE complete the race in 1:46.69, over a second in front of the runner-up.
 
Men's Swimmer of the Week – Logan Tenison
Logan Tenison was the top performer for the Purple Aces men at Bellarmine on Saturday. Tenison earned the top individual finish of the day for the team, taking second in the 100-backstroke. He finished in 50.85. He took part in both relay races that each picked up runner-up finishes. In the 200-medley relay, UE finished in 1:34.86 while the 200-free relay crew took second place completing the race in 1:26.42.
 
Women's Freshman of the Week – Jillian Giese
Freshman Jillian Giese was victorious in the 200-IM in Saturday's meet at Bellarmine. Giese's time of 2:14.41 highlighted a close finish where she edged the Knights by just 0.18. She added another top five finish in the 100-free. Her finish of 56.67 was good for 4^th place. Giese completed the day by taking part in the 200-free relay where the Aces took second place registering a time of 1:40.81.
  
Men's Freshman of the Week – Alex Willis
Highlighting the weekend for freshman Alex Willis was a pair of runner-up efforts that he assisted with in both relay races. He swam in the 200-medley relay team that took second with a time of 1:34.86 before helping the Purple Aces take second in the 200-free relay with a time of 1:26.42. Individually, Willis came in fourth place in the 100-fly with a time of 51.92.