Zayne Danielewicz Season 2022-23
Danielewicz’s Top Scores
One-Meter: 328.28 Denver and Air Force
Three-Meter: 349.75 Denver and Air Force
Platform: 248.25 Auburn Diving Invitational
SOPHOMORE SEASON
In a dual meet against South Carolina, took second place on one meter with a score of 328.28 and fifth on three-meter with a score of 307.65… For a tri-team meet with Denver and Air Force, claimed second on three-meter with a score of 349.75 and sixth place on one meter with a score of 259.60.
FRESHMAN SEASON
Started out the year against Grand Canyon with a fourth-place finish on the one-meter and the three-meter… Had two fourth-place finishes at the Rocky Mountain Invitational with a score of 300.95 on the one-meter springboard and a 329.35 on the three-meter… At the Auburn Diving Invitational, placed eighth on platform with a final score of 248.25; also placed 10th and 12th respectively on the three-meter and one-meter with scores of 300.75 and 239.35… During the Texas A&M meet, he had a fifth-place finish on the three-meter with a final score of 334.35 and a sixth-place finish on one meter with a final score of 282.53… At the 2022 SEC Championships, claimed22nd place on three-meter with a score of 285.40, 27th place on one-meter with a score of 253.25, and 23rd on platform with a score of 240.95… At the NCAA Zone D regional, finished in 15th place on three-meter with a score of 689.85 (Prelim:334.80), and 18th on one-meter with a score of 543.55 (Prelim: 308.50)
HIGH SCHOOL
Four-time All-American, varsity All-Conference, and varsity All-State diver… Won state during his senior season… Was a varsity and club diver for four years… Participated on the varsity lacrosse squad through his junior season… Made the True-State lacrosse team during his freshman and sophomore season
PERSONAL
Full name is Zayne Merrick Danielewicz… Born February 12, 2003… His hometown is Riverwoods, Ill., where he attended Deerfield HS… He is majoring in Kinesiology with a concentration in Human Movement Sciences… His parents’ names are Stacie and Brian, and he has two siblings: Holden and Skylar… He chose LSU because “I connected immediately with the coach. I felt that Coach Shaffer could take me to be one of the top athletes at the next level, and as soon as I saw the LSU campus I knew this is exactly where I want and need to be.”