http://loggerathletics.com en-us en-us http://loggerathletics.com/spotlight/2011-12/swim_frenzel Sophomore Derek Frenzel burst on to the scene as a freshman in 2010-11. He not only earned a bid to the NCAA Championships but came away with All-America Honorable Mention. Frenzel now looks to be a leader for the Logger swim teams on his way back to the NCAA Championships. “I expect myself to lead by example and to always encourage others to do whatever they can to make our team successful. It takes a lot of commitment to the sport, the team, and the school to be successful in and out of the pool.” http://loggerathletics.com/spotlight/2011-12/swim_frenzel http://loggerathletics.com/spotlight/2011-12/swim_jeremikj Aleksander Jermikj, better known as Jere to his teammates, is determined to have a big junior season. After narrowly missing an invite to the NCAA Championships as a sophomore, Jeremikj has his goals set high this year. “To be a Logger means to constantly challenge yourself and to always strive for perfection in everything you do. I always give a 100% effort in and out of the pool.” http://loggerathletics.com/spotlight/2011-12/swim_jeremikj http://loggerathletics.com/spotlight/2011-12/swim_wormwood Now in her junior season, Tracy Wormwood has two trips to the NCAA Championships under her belt already. Last year, she also won the Tim McDonough Award for Leadership In Spirituality at the Puget Sound All-Sports Banquet. As an upperclassmen, Wormwood looks to be a leader on the swim teams and around campus. “Being a Logger means balancing academic and swimming goals while being a part of a unique community of high-achievers. My experience as a Logger student-athlete has helped to shape me as a leader, and helped me realize what is most important in life.” http://loggerathletics.com/spotlight/2011-12/swim_wormwood