Miami Redhawks

2019-20: Named All-MAC Second Team … named Academic All-MAC ... competed in 10 meets this season … at the MAC Championships, finished sixth in the 200 breast (2:18.04), seventh in the 200 IM (2:03.58) and seventh in the 400 IM (4:22.18) … her 200 breast time at the MAC Championships (2:16.11) ranks 10^th in program history … her 400 IM time at the MAC Championships (4:22.18) ranks 10^th in program history … set the meet record in the 400 IM (4:19.32) at the Zip Classic … won the 200 breast five times – against Cincinnati/Michigan State (2:20.79), Eastern Michigan (2:18.99), Buffalo (2:17.84), Cleveland State (2:20.13) and Bowling Green (2:19.78) … won the 100 breast twice – against Buffalo (1:04.23) and Cleveland State (1:05.77) … won the 200 IM twice – against Buffalo (2:04.76) and Cleveland State (2:07.28) … finished second in the 200 IM three times – against Cincinnati/Michigan State (2:06.39), Eastern Michigan (2:05.34) and at the Zip Classic (2:02.12) … finished second in the 100 breast twice – against Eastern Michigan (1:05.83) and Bowling Green (1:05.82) … finished second in the 200 breast twice – against Michigan/Navy (2:20.54) and at the Zip Classic (2:15.09) … finished second in the 400 medley relay against Cleveland State (3:57.98) … finished third in the 200 medley relay three times – at the Zip Classic (1:43.68), against Buffalo (1:46.75) and Bowling Green (1:48.51) … finished third in the 200 IM twice – against Akron (2:06.24) and Bowling Green (2:07.13)  … finished third in the 200 breast against Akron (2:19.83) … totaled 31 top-five finishes this season.

2018-19: Named All-MAC Second Team … named Academic All-MAC … competed in 11 meets this season … at the MAC Championships, finished seventh in the 400 IM (4:19.71), seventh in the 200 breast (2:14.67) and eighth in the 200 IM (2:02.34) … won the 200 breast four times – against Marshall (2:19.69), Cleveland State (2:17.85), Ball State (2:21.77) and Toledo (2:19.73) … won the 100 breast four times – against Cleveland State (1:04.51), Ball State (1:06.63), Toledo (1:05.03) and Xavier (1:05.04) … won the 400 medley relay three times – against Cleveland State (3:49.59), Xavier (3:48.65) and at the Miami Invitational (3:42.90) … won the 200 IM twice – against Marshall (2:05.81) and Cleveland State (2:04.93) … won the 200 medley relay against Cincinnati (1:44.95) … won the 400 IM against Xavier (4:28.35) … finished second in the 200 IM four times – against Cincinnati (2:06.41), Ball State (2:09.39), Toledo (2:05.68) and at the Zip Classic (2:03.62) … finished second in the 400 IM twice – against Ohio (4:29.49) and at the Zip Classic (4:22.61) … finished second in the 200 medley relay twice – at the Miami Invitational (1:42.43) and against Ball State (1:47.30) … finished second in the 200 breast against Cincinnati (2:18.71) … totaled 40 top-five finishes during the regular season.

2017-18: Named Academic All-MAC … swam in 10 meets this season … at MAC Championships, finished 10th in the 400 IM (4:21.79) and 200 back (2:01.21) … won the 400 IM against Bowling Green (4:26.73), finished second against Xavier (4:31.55) and third against Akron (4:28.73) and at the Miami Invitational (4:21.26) … finished second in the 200 IM against Michigan State (2:06.38) and Eastern Michigan (2:06.91) … finished second in the 200 back against Bowling Green (2:04.47) and third against Xavier (2:05.50) … finished third in the 200 breast against Purdue (2:21.66), Michigan State (2:21.04), Cincinnati (2:22.03) and Eastern Michigan (2:20.16) … totaled 25 top-five finishes this season.

2016-17: Won the 200 IM against Ball State (2:07.59) and Xavier (2:07.47) and placed second at Ohio State (2:06.39) ... took third in the 200 breast against Ohio (2:20.85), Ball State (2:20.85) and Ohio State (2:23.41) ... won the 400 IM at the Miami Invite (4:21.41) ... clocked in second in the event against BGSU and Marshall (4:30.04) and Wright State (4:37.46) and 13th at the MAC Championship (4:28.39).

High School: Was a four-time letter winner and four time state finalist for Sacred Heart Academy... high school team won the state championship all four years she competed...honored as All-State, All-American, Scholastic All-American, and Scholastic All-State...honored with the Leadership Award by Sacred Heart Academy and the Seahawk Award by Lakeside Seahawks...Junior National qualifier.

Personal: Daughter of Sharon and Tom Fuchs ... born on July 19, 1997 ... her cousin Cincy Carraro played football for Miami and graduated in 1997 ... majoring in speech pathology.