University of West Alabama

Macy Klein's Swimcloud Profile

2021-22 MIAC All-Conference 50 Freestyle
2021-22 MIAC All-Conference100 Freestyle
2021-22 MIAC All-Conference 200 Freestyle
2021-22 MIAC All-Conference 200 Medley Relay
2021-22 MIAC All-Conference 400 Medley Relay
2021-22 MIAC All-Conference 200 Freestyle Relay
2021-22 MIAC All-Conference 400 Freestyle Relay
2021 Spring Dean's List
2020-21 Chi Alpha Sigma
2020 Fall Dean's List
2020 Spring Dean's List
2019 Fall Dean's List
2019-20 MIAC All-Conference 50 Freestyle
2019-20 MIAC All-Conference 100 Freestyle
2019-20 MIAC All-Conference 200 Medley Relay
2019-20 MIAC All-Conference 400 Medley Relay
2019-20 MIAC All-Conference 200 Freestyle Relay
2019-20 MIAC All-Conference 400 Freestyle Relay
2019-20 MIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention 200 Freestyle
2019 Spring Dean's List
2018-19 MIAC All-Conference 50 Freestyle
2018-19 MIAC All-Conference 100 Freestyle
2018-19 MIAC All-Conference 200 Freestyle Relay
2018-19 MIAC All-Conference 400 Freestyle Relay
2018-19 MIAC All-Conference 400 Medley Relay
2018 Fall Dean's List 
CSCAA Scholar All-American 
CoSIDA Academic All-District Team First-Team
CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team

2021-22: During Klein's fourth year as a Wildcat she had a standout season making it to the NCAA Division III Championship. In the MIAC Championship she took first place in 50-yard freestyle, 200-yard medley relay, 400-yard medley relay, 200-yard freestyle relay, 400-yard freestyle relay. She took second place in 100-yard freestyle, and third place in the 200-yard freestyle. In the NCAA Division III Championship Klein competed in 50-yard freestyle, 200-yard medley relay, 200-yard freestyle relay, 400-yard medley relay, 800-yard freestyle relay, 100-yard freestyle, and the 400-yard freestyle relay. 

2020-21: This will be Klein's third season as a Wildcat.

2019-20: During Klein's second season as Wildcat, she took first place in two events at the MIAC Championships, the 50 Y Free, and 100 Y Free. She also took fifth place in the 200 Y Free. 

2018-19: In her first season as a Wildcat, Klein took first place in the 100 Y Free in the MIAC Championships, and also took third place in the 50 Y Free. 

High School: Swam at  Rosemount High School in Rosemount, Minn. All Conference 4x...State Appearance 4x...All-State 3x...All-American 3x...Section Champ 50/100 Freestyle 3x...Irish Award...Team Captain Senior Year...50 Freestyle School Record Holder...200/400 Freestyle Relay Record Holder...Gold Academic Achievement Award 4x Club Swimming...State appearances at least 1x per year age 8-16...Sectionals appearance 2x...Phi Theta Kappa member... Volunteer at This Old Horse for two years... completed three mission trips...Civil Air Patrol for four plus years...Piano for seven years

Personal: Exercise Science / Pre-Physical Therapy Major...Squadron Commander at Encampment for Civil Air Patrol....Third-year Cadet in Air Force ROTC....Antonian Honors Society

I'm proud to be a Wildcat because:  I am proud to be a Wildcat because to me, the Wildcats don't just represent St. Catherine, they represent women who will go above and beyond to get the most out of their lives and be part of something larger than themselves. They are hard-working, diligent, and supportive of each other and I want nothing more than to be part of that.

What do you enjoy most about being a student-athlete at St. Catherine?:  I love being part of the community of student-athletes. Given the smaller size of the school, the athletes often encounter others from different sports and get to know each other outside of their own sport. Eventually, it leads to entire sports teams supporting each other at games, meets, tournaments, matches, you name it. It allows for diversity and in addition to multiple teams, it really allows one to feel part of one big team - the Wildcats.

I chose to attend St. Kate’s because: After touring the campus, I fell in love with the people, the culture, the environment, and so much more. Already, St. Kate's had begun to feel like my home away from home. I also really wanted to swim in college and after I met with the coach and the team members, I could easily envision myself as a member of that team. I had often heard from friends and family and St. Kate's alumnae that this school would allow me to grow as a woman of character and a leader in today's society, and after encountering so many young women who were driven to get more than just an education at St. Kate's, I knew that the claims were true and I knew for sure that I wanted St. Kate's to be the next chapter of my life.