2014-15• Complete Times• Named NAIA Women's Swimmer of the Year and PCSC Women's Swimmer of the Year• Won three NAIA Individual National Titles and broke three national records (100-, 200-butterfly, 200-IM)• Six All-American honors (3 relays, 3 individual)• Finished outside the top-10 just twice in the whole season, never finishing lower than 18th• Earned NAIA scholar-athlete recognition• Posted 17 first-place finishes
• Concludes career with 11 school records (six individual, five relay)2013-14•
Complete Times• Named NAIA Women's Swimmer of the Year
• Won three NAIA Individual National Titles (100-, 200-butterfly, 200-IM)
• Swam in at eight events at the NAIA Swim & Dive Championships (set school records in all of them)
• Lowered her own NAIA record in the 100-butterfly (:54.35)
• Earned NAIA scholar-athlete recognition
• Named NAIA Female Swimmer of the Month for performances in October, November and December
• Earned Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-American recognition
2012-13• Defended her NAIA title in the 100-butterfly
• Was an All-American in three different events
• Won a Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-American and All-Region award
• Won the 100-butterfly seven out of the eight times she swam it
• Won 16 overall races
2011-12• Won the national championship in the 100-butterfly, setting an NAIA record (:54.60
• Was an NAIA All-American in the 100-butterfly
• Finished fourth in the 200-individual medley and 200-butterfly
HIGH SCHOOL• Prepped four varsity seasons while homeschooling, graduating in 2011
PERSONAL• Born Dec. 31, 1992 to John and Susanne Tixier
• Majoring in human biology
• She has four siblings (Daniel, Stephanie, Lisa and David)
• Her dad, John, played football at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville and her cousin, Sarah Warkentin, swam at Biola
• Favorite Bible Verse: Psalm 18:31-36
• Why I Love Biola: “I love being able to walk around and know that I’m going to see people that I know. I love this environment that encourages building deep, uplifting friendships that make us more like Jesus.”