Kirsti Keppo earned Co-Swimmer of the Year with Whitman's Shaye Agnew and is one of five Linfield women's swimmers named first-team All-NWC in a conference release announced on Wednesday.
 
Sarah Arpag earned first-team honors in the 200 butterfly. Avery Campbell earned first-team selections in the 50 freestyle and 100 backstroke. Keppo earned honors in the 500 freestyle, 1650 freestyle and 400 individual medley.
 
Two Linfield relays earned first-team awards. The team of Arpag, Whitney Averall, Kalea Mullins and Campbell comprised the 200-medley relay. Arpag, Campbell, Keppo and Mullins made up the 800-freestyle relay.
 
Arpag, Averill, Campbell, Keppo and Mullins also made second-team in one or more events. Joining them with second-team honors in multiple events are Kaylee Elsom and Caley Haydu. Elsom earned honors in the 500 freestyle and 200 freestyle. Haydu made second-team honors in the 50 freestyle and was a part of three Linfield relays that made second-team All-NWC honors.
 
At the NWC championships, Campbell bested her school record in the 50 backstroke and Keppo broke record marks in the 1650 freestyle and 1000 freestyle.
 
The Wildcats finished the season with a 5-2 record in NWC dual meets and finished second overall in the team standings at the conference championships in early February with 460 points.
 
Whitman captured the team title with 620.5 points. Whitworth's Makhaela Parrish won Rookie of the Year and Pacific Lutheran's Andrew Lum earned Coach of the Year.