Individual Meet-by-Meet
2025-26
2024-25
2023-24
2022-23
2024/25:
- Third year member of the program, named a team captain
- Received the ECSU Departmental Outstanding Scholar Athlete Award
- Named the ECSU Female Individual Sport Athlete of the Year for her achievements in swimming, while excelling as a nationally ranked pole vaulter in track & field
- Named the to the Little East Conference All-Academic Team
- Holds the school record in the 50 Breaststroke with a time of 30.57
- Member of the school record-holding 200 Medley Relay Team, with a time of 1:50.27
- Fourth fastest time in school history in the 100 Breast (1:09.61) and second in the 100 IM with 1:02.48
- Member of the second fastest 200 Medley and 400 Medley Relay Teams in school history (1:50.83 and 4:06.56 respectively)
- Member of the fourth fastest 200 Free Relay team in school history (1:41.47)
- Won the 50 Breast and 100 IM at the LEC Championships, finished third in the 100 Breast, earning herself three All-Conference nominations (two First-Team)
High School: Competed for four years in swimming and track & field…primary events included the sprint freestyle, 100 breaststroke and 200 IM… four-time all-conference in swimming… placed eighth in the 100 breast at the Section 4A Championships… two-time recipient of program’s Hardest Worker Award in swimming… senior swim captain… honor roll every year and recipient of conference’s Student-Athlete Award…
PERSONAL: born
Natasha R. Frisch May 28, 2004…
Parents: Michelle and Loren…
Siblings: Maxwell and Nathan…
Major: English, Communications…
Residence: Mendota Heights, MN…
NATASHA... REVEALED
Favorite leisure-time activity: Napping and hammocking
Most difficult aspect of college: Getting out of bed
Something that you tried once but would never do again: Driving in pouring rain
Most difficult aspect of your sport: The bone chilling cold water
Sport requiring the most strength: Chess
Your favorite moment of all time: Seeing the ocean for the first time
Biggest crisis facing the world: Closing the library cafe
Your greatest thrill in sports: Anchoring a relay
Most important invention or discovery in your lifetime: Yerba mate in a can
Job you consider the hardest or worst to do for a living: Road construction
Superstitions: No conditioner the day before a race
Pet peeve: Foggy water bottles
Biggest waste of money: Aquariums
Best advice you’ve ever received: Never back down, never what
What makes you unique?: My inflexible pinkies
Where’s your favorite place on earth?: San Luis Obispo
What matters most to you?: Compassion and kindness
Who is the one person to whom you can confide?: My parents
