University of Alaska Fairbanks Athletics

2007-2008 ... Holds 5 Individual Team Records: 50/100 Freestyles, 50/100 Backstrokes, 50 Breaststroke, and a member of the 200/400 Free Relay Team.

2006-2007 ... set school records in both the 50 yd freestyle (25.19) and in the opening leg of the 400 yd freestyle relay (54.91) on Oct. 13 against Seattle University ... placed first in the 200 yd backstroke (2:32.50) on Oct. 20 against Biola ... earned a third place finish and a new team record on Nov. 3 in the 100 yd breaststroke (1:10.73) ... placed second in the 200 yd breaststroke (2:31.12) and in the 400 yd individual medley (4:51.26) on Nov. 4 against Seattle University ... her 400 yd time set a new team record ... member of the 200 yd medley relay and the 800 yd freestyle relay teams that broke the school record at the Speedo Cup on Nov. 18 ... set a new school record in the 100 breaststroke in the same meet with a time of 1:08.85 ... set a new school record in the 100 yd backstroke on Jan. 8 with a time of 29.38 ... placed first in the 200 yd individual medley and set a new school record with a time of 2:16.28 on Jan. 14.

Prior to Alaska ... Attended Seward High School in Seward, AK . . . Graduated as an Alaska Scholar (top 10% of her graduating class) . . . Student Body President . . . Two time Alaska High School State Champion (sophomore year - 100 yard Breaststroke, junior year - 50 yard Freestyle) . . . Eight time High School State Championships finalist . . . Ranked in the All-Time Top 12 in Alaska high school swimming history (10th in the 50 yard Freestyle - 11th in the 100 yard Backstroke).

Coach Lemley on Jacqueline ... [quote]Last year Jacqueline set varsity records in three of the four strokes as well as both IMs as well as playing an integral role on all five relays. She really had an outstanding year. Having said that, she missed qualifying for NCAAs by a tenth of a second which was her overall goal and though heartbreaking at the time, that fact may well provide the necessary motivation for her to do everything she needs to do to qualify this year. Last year she basically swam against the clock being the fastest and most versatile swimmer on the team. This year with the strength of our freshman class, Jacqueline is being pushed every day in practice. From a coach[apos]s standpoint, that[apos]s a perfect situation. Competition brings out the best in a competitor and Jacqueline is the quintessential competitor.[quote]