Miami Redhawks

2015-16: Academic All-MAC ... Won the 200-yard butterfly against Xavier (2:10.05) ... finished second in the event at Bowling Green (2:07.34), third against Akron (2:07.45), Eastern Michigan (2:08.37) and Cincinnati (2:08.55), fourth against Purdue (2:09.80), fifth against Buffalo (2:09.59), sixth at Ohio State (2:09.40), seventh at the Miami Invite (2:05.68) and 10th at the MAC Championships (2:01.32) ... won the 100-yard backstroke against Ball State (58.83) ... placed fourth in the event at the Miami Invite (56.18), fifth at Bowling Green (59.06) and 10th at the Miami Invite (56.01) ... placed second in the 200-yard medley relay against Cincinnati (1:47.98), fifth against Purdue (1:48.62), sixth against Akron (1:48.32) and eighth at Ohio State (1:49.35) ... clocked in third in the 200-yard backstroke at the Miami Invite (2:00.44), fourth against Cincinnati (2:06.51), fifth against Buffalo (2:07.16) and sixth against Akron (2:06.97), Bowling Green (2:07.19) and Eastern Michigan (2:08.25) ... touched the wall in fourth in the 400-yard freestyle relay against Buffalo (3:36.20), fifth at Bowling Green (3:40.47) and sixth at Eastern Michigan (3:38.81). 2014-2015: Academic All-MAC … Miami Distinguished Scholar Athlete … won the 200-yard backstroke during the Ohio Senior Meet (2:00.52) … placed second in the event at Purdue (2:10.24), third at Cincinnati (2:08.32) and Ball State (2:08.95), fifth at the Miami Invitational (2:01.55) and against Ohio State (2:08.46) and ninth at Ohio (2:09.19) … finished third in the 100-yard backstroke at the Ohio Senior Meet (56.34) and Ball State (59.97) and ninth at the Miami Invitational (57.35) … placed second in the 200-yard medley relay at Purdue (1:43.48) and against Buffalo (1:47.64) and sixth against Ohio State (1:50.99) … finished second in the 400-yard medley relay (3:59.07) … came in second in the 100-yard butterfly at Cincinnati (59.00) … finished the event in fourth at Toledo (58.34) and against Buffalo (58.76), sixth at the Ohio Senior Meet (56.35) and 16th at the Miami Invitational (57.64) … placed third in the 200-yard butterfly at Toledo (2:07.65) and Cincinnati (2:09.99) … finished the event in fourth against Ohio State (2:09.37) and Buffalo (2:09.46), fifth at Purdue (2:11.58), sixth at Ohio (2:10.65) and eighth at the Miami Invitational (2:07.11) … came in third in the 400-yard freestyle relay at Purdue (3:40.93) and fourth at Ohio (3:37.01) and against Ohio State (3:38.65) … placed fourth in the 200-yard freestyle relay against Buffalo (1:37.63) and seventh at the Ohio Senior Meet (1:38.10). 2013-2014: Szczupakiewicz turned in great performances all season with individual wins in the 200 backstroke and 200 butterfly, both at the Miami Invitational, and a relay win in the 200 medley relay against Eastern Michigan. Szczupakiewicz earned a second-place finish in the 200 backstroke against Ball State and second-place finishes in the 200 butterfly against Ohio, Bowling Green, Ball State, Buffalo and Akron. She was third in the 200 butterfly against Cincinnati and finished 12th at the MAC Championships. Szczpakiewicz's 200 medley relay teams placed second against Cincinnati, Buffalo, Akron and at the MAC Championships. She also placed fourth in the 100 butterfly against Ohio, Eastern Michigan and Buffalo, in addition to placing 10th in the event at MAC Championships. She was 13th in the 200 backstroke at the MAC Championships, third against Buffalo, fourth against Eastern Michigan and fifth against Cincinnati in the event. In the 400 medley relay, Szczpakiewicz finished third, against Ohio, fifth, at the MAC Championships, and sixth at the Miami Invitational. 2012-13: Szczupakiewicz started her RedHawk career earning a fourth-place finish in the 200 butterfly and a third-place finish in the 200 backstroke at Purdue. She then finished third in the 100 back against Xavier and Evansville. At Bowling Green, the freshman took third in the 200 fly, fifth in the 100 fly, and sixth in the 200 back. At the 2012 Miami Invitational, she placed fifth in the 200 fly, 10th in the 200 back, 16th in the 100 fly and 19th in the 100 back. She placed third in the 200 fly at Cincinnati, then took runner-up in the same event against the Bulls. She again took second in the 200 fly at Toledo, and finished second in the event and fourth in the 200 back against Ball State. High School: High School state qualifier for four years... Junior and Senior national qualifier... four-time All-State in 100 fly and 100 back... six-time All-American... 2010 High School state champion in the 100 backstroke... captain of her team in 2010 and 2011... National Honor Society member... two-time Scholastic All-American. Personal: Parents are Ted and Heidi Szczupakiewicz... born May 11, 1994... volunteers at the Special Olympics... majoring in political science.