Miller also was a member of the victorious 400 free relay team.
The Horizon League honored both athletes as male and female swimmers of the week as their performances capped an impressive weekend that began with a meet at Xaiver the day before the CSU dual.
Against the Musketeers, Quilliec set the Xavier pool record in the 100 breast (57.02) and was a member of the winning 200 medley relay team that also set a pool record (1:33.08) in a 118-83.5 triumph.
Miller won the 100 free (52.84) and was a member of the winning 200 medley relay team. XU beat the WSU women 121.5-82.5.
Academic All-Americans: The Horizon League released its fall all-academic teams Friday, and the following four Wright State student-athletes were honored (with year, major, grade-point average and hometown):
Cross country runner Ian Kallay (graduate, engineering innovation, 4.0, Painesville), men’s soccer forward Eric Lynch (sophomore, biological sciences, 3.5, Bellbrook), men’s soccer midfielder/defender Emeka Ononye (senior, accountancy, 3.48, Richmond, Ontario) and women’s soccer defender Allie Metzler (senior, management, 3.69, Colorado Springs, Colo.).
Student-athletes must have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.20 or higher and have completed at least one year at the school, having earned 36 quarter-hour credits, to be eligible for the all-academic teams.
Faculty athletics representatives and league sports information directors make the selections.
Basketball trip: Today is the deadline to sign up for the Raider Roundball Roadtrip to Chicago to watch Wright State take on UIC on Feb. 28.
The price of $650 for single occupancy or $800 per couple includes a two-night stay at the Hyatt Chicago Magnificent Mile, transportation, tickets to the game and the chance to win prizes.
Call Maigan Larsen, special assistant to the athletics director, at (937)-775-2857 for more information.
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