Joining the Boilermakers for his freshman season, Seliskar immediately became one of the team’s top backstroke/butterfliers. Notably, his 100 back performance was a new state record in the process.
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Finally, as a senior, he would get a chance to swim yards and final twice, recording finishes of 3rd in the 50 free (21.41) and 1st in the 100 back (50.08). The following season, he would improve on his placings with finishes of 6th in the 200 free (1:55.90, 1:55.88 in prelims) and 3rd in the 100 fly (57.45). As a sophomore, he would final twice individually, posting finishes of 8th in the 200 SCM free (1:57.63, 1:56.39 in prelims), and 8th in the 100 SCM fly (59.12, 58.72 in prelims). Representing Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in High School swimming, Seliskar was a four-time state qualifier during his career. Next up in our series, we have Stephen Seliskar out of McLean, Virginia, and he will be an important component of Purdue’s scoring efforts when the Boilermakers play host to the rest of the conference this week at the 2016 Big Ten Championships. The Purdue Boilermakers enjoyed one of their best seasons in recent history last year at the Big Ten Championships with a 4th place finish overall in the team standings. Though Purdue would lose Big Ten Champion Lyam Dias and a number of senior divers to graduation following the completion of the 2014-15 season, the Boilermakers still have eight seniors on their roster for the 2015-16 season, a tremendous asset when it comes to team leadership. Share Big Ten Senior Spotlight: Stephen Seliskar of Purdue University on LinkedIn.Share Big Ten Senior Spotlight: Stephen Seliskar of Purdue University on Pinterest.Submit Big Ten Senior Spotlight: Stephen Seliskar of Purdue University to Reddit.Tweet Big Ten Senior Spotlight: Stephen Seliskar of Purdue University.Share Big Ten Senior Spotlight: Stephen Seliskar of Purdue University on Facebook.February 23rd, 2016 Big Ten, College, Previews & Recaps
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