University of Virginia swimmer, Luke Wagner, was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Swimming and Diving Performer of the Week for his success in last weekend's meets at Duke and North Carolina.
Wagner won three individual events and swam on victory in two relays to help the No. 11 Cavaliers defeat the Blue Devils 145-83 on Saturday and dominate the 22th ranked Tar Hells 211-89 on Sunday.
Wagner won 200 individual medley at Duke and the 100 backstroke and 200 backstroke events at North Carolina.
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