Marshall University Athletics
Nicole Rueff
Rueff Joins Marshall Swimming/Diving
4/25/2019 7:34:00 PM | Women's Swimming and Diving
Q and A below
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- Marshall swimming and diving head coach Ian Walsh will welcome Nicole Rueff to the Thundering Herd as a newcomer who will join the program this fall.
Rueff is a native of Fishers, Indiana and competed for the Fishers Area Swimming Tigers.
"I met Nicole early last summer in the recruiting process," said Walsh. "She immediately made an impression as an individual who values the opportunity of performing at a high level in the pool and in the classroom. Nicole has dedicated a lot of her time to the sport of soccer throughout her life and is now shifting her focus to swimming full-time in college. Her work ethic and values align with our program and we're excited to have her join the Thundering Herd."
Q and A with Rueff
Why were you initially interested in Marshall University?
I met Coach Walsh prior to my visit, and he impressed me as a positive coach … one who can help swimmers achieve their goals and develop good character.
What was your favorite part of your recruiting trip?
My favorite part was meeting my future teammates. They seemed very friendly, positive, and there was a good atmosphere around the team.
How would your current teammates describe you?
My teammates often describe me as warm and welcoming to new members and someone who leads by example.
What will you bring to the Marshall University program?
I bring enthusiasm and a strong work ethic.
BEST TIMES
100 Fly – 56.22
200 Fly – 2:05.12
50 Free – 25.28
Rueff is a native of Fishers, Indiana and competed for the Fishers Area Swimming Tigers.
"I met Nicole early last summer in the recruiting process," said Walsh. "She immediately made an impression as an individual who values the opportunity of performing at a high level in the pool and in the classroom. Nicole has dedicated a lot of her time to the sport of soccer throughout her life and is now shifting her focus to swimming full-time in college. Her work ethic and values align with our program and we're excited to have her join the Thundering Herd."
Q and A with Rueff
Why were you initially interested in Marshall University?
I met Coach Walsh prior to my visit, and he impressed me as a positive coach … one who can help swimmers achieve their goals and develop good character.
What was your favorite part of your recruiting trip?
My favorite part was meeting my future teammates. They seemed very friendly, positive, and there was a good atmosphere around the team.
How would your current teammates describe you?
My teammates often describe me as warm and welcoming to new members and someone who leads by example.
What will you bring to the Marshall University program?
I bring enthusiasm and a strong work ethic.
BEST TIMES
100 Fly – 56.22
200 Fly – 2:05.12
50 Free – 25.28
Wednesday, July 01
Tuesday, June 30
Thursday, May 28
Thursday, May 28