INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Missouri S&T's Aidan Walters (Olathe, KS/Olathe East) and Noah Clancy (Alton, IL/Alton) added another All-America award to their mantles Saturday night as they earned scoring spots in the 200-yard backstroke on the final day of the NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships.

Walters finished 14^th in the event with a time of 1:46.90 after breaking the school record with a mark of 1:45.77 in the morning session.  Clancy, the previous holder of the record, finished 16^th in the 200-backstroke in 1:47.43.

The All-America award was the fourth won by Clancy at this year's meet and the third claimed by Walters.  In all, six fo S&T's swimmers claimed 12 awards over the course of the five days of competition.

S&T's 400-yard freestyle relay team narrowly missed one of the scoring spots, finishing 17^th as the team of Connor Wiedemeier (West Monroe, LA/West Monroe), Clancy, Nate Baxter (St. Charles, IL/St. Charles North) and Walters had a time of 2:59.46, less than a second off the last scoring spot that went to Lewis in 2:58.82.

In the morning preliminaries, Wiedemeier recorded a time of 44.91 seconds in the 100-yard freestyle, while Connor Bichsel (Lee's Summit, MO/Lee's Summit West) had a time of 2:01.68 in the 200-yard breaststroke and Jay Mercer (Kansas City, MO/Whitefield Academy) had a time in that event of 2:02.50.

The Miners finished in 17^th place in the team standings with 34 points and was fourth among the Great Lakes Valley Conference schools at the meet.  The three that finished above S&T took the top three spots overall, with Indianapolis capturing the national championship with 527 points.  Drury finished in second place and McKendree took third.