Phi: What brought you to W&L?

EH: My recruiting trip was probably what really factored in my decision. I came and loved the team and then I just kind of fell in love with the school after that.

Phi: What’s changed over your three years?

EH: Probably my leadership role on the team, I started off as an unknowing freshman not know- ing what was going on, was kind of in the dark about stuff. Now I know what’s happening and can give underclassmen advice.

Phi: What’s been the most difficult part of that transition?

EH: Probably just taking on the responsibility that is needed, like portraying someone who can have themselves together and be a leader for the team.

Phi: What went through your head when you set your records?

EH: I was kind of shocked. I was just swimming and had nothing really in my head so I was ex- cited to see that time on the board.

Phi: Did you celebrate afterwards at all?

EH: No, just kind of hung out with my team which was fun.

Phi: What is the next record you want to break?

EH: Probably my school record in the 200 free, which is a little bit faster than the pool record.

Phi: How do you balance all of your school work and swimming, especially with morning practices?

EH: I typically do all of my work during the day. I don’t have classes on Tuesday or Thursday, so I just do all of it then pretty much.

Phi: What goes through your head when you’re on the block before the start of a race?

EH: I try to just clear my head and just think about being calm then I know how to swim this race.

Phi: What has been your favorite moment in the pool?

EH: Like of all time, I don’t know. F&M this year was really fun, it’s our, like, invitational in the middle of the year and we had a lot of good times and a lot of fast times and I think we bonded a lot.

Phi: What are your hobbies out of the pool? EH: I like to try out different deserts and eat.

Phi: Do you have any general life advice for Phi readers?

EH: I would say they should, I don’t know, use your meal swipes wisely.