LA MIRADA --- Four Biola swimming and diving athletes received weekly recognition from the Pacific Collegiate Swim and Dive Conference following their performances at the Lancer Invite and CSUB Diving Invite.

Wyatt Miner headlined the swimming honors, earning Male Athlete of the Week after setting a new Biola record in the 200 butterfly. His time of 1:49.64 established a new program standard while also adding to an impressive weekend in the pool. Miner recorded conference-leading times in the 200 backstroke (1:51.32) and 100 backstroke (50.36 relay leadoff), along with the PCSC's second-best marks in the 200 freestyle (1:41.32) and 100 butterfly (49.48).

Jaden Akpan collected Male Freshman of the Week honors after an strong showing in his first collegiate 1,650 freestyle. Akpan touched the wall in 16:40.37, a personal best that ranks third in the conference this season. He also established a new personal best in his 1,000 split (10:02.11), which ranks fifth in the PCSC. Akpan added another accomplishment by qualifying for the CSCAA Open Water National Championships in Florida.

Biola also swept the diving awards, with Suzy Li taking home Female Diver of the Week and Judah Danganan earning Male Diver of the Week.

Li turned in a pair of strong performances against Division I competition from Hawai'i and Cal State Bakersfield. She scored 148.10 on the 3-meter board before finishing fifth on 1-meter with a score of 161.05.

Danganan made his collegiate debut against the same Division I field, recording scores of 167.75 on 1-meter and 164.60 on 3-meter. The first-year Eagle gained experience competing on both boards against experienced competition.