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Asakawa, Tiago

Tiago Asakawa

  • Award
    Athletes of the Week
  • Week Of
    10/19/2022
  • Sport
    Men's Swimming and Diving
  • Bio
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Tiaga Asakawa is the UMBC Athlete of the Week after he won both the 50 and 100 yard freestyle events and anchored a pair of winning relays at the NJIT Invitational on Oct. 14-15. After winning the 50 free on Friday, Asakawa earned the double with a strong final 50 yards in the 100 freestyle, completing the four laps in 46.69. He was also named America East Male Swimmer of the Week.


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12/11/2024 Marie Abongwa Women's Track and Field
12/11/2024 Boris Milev Men's Swimming and Diving
12/4/2024 Jaden Walker Women's Basketball
12/4/2024 Bryce Johnson Men's Basketball
11/26/2024 Alicia Buteau Women's Swimming and Diving
11/26/2024 Sean Neils Men's Swimming and Diving
11/20/2024 Jordon Lewis Women's Basketball
11/20/2024 Mark Unger Men's Cross Country
11/12/2024 Joella Mills Women's Swimming and Diving
11/12/2024 Lasse Kelp Men's Soccer
11/6/2024 Lexi Tepper Women's Cross Country
11/6/2024 Giuseppe Indelicato Men's Soccer
10/30/2024 Nicol Davanzo Women's Swimming and Diving
10/30/2024 Emigdio Tormo Lopez Men's Soccer
10/23/2024 Aysia Miller Women's Volleyball
10/23/2024 Cameron Hindle Men's Cross Country
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