Wisconsin Badgers

2020-21: Did not compete

2019-20: Finished first in both the 1-meter (250.28) and 3-meter (292.10) vs. Green Bay (Oct. 4)... placed third in both the 1-meter (266.10) and 3-meter (292.58) at Virginia (Oct. 25)... finished second in the 3-meter, setting a new six-dive career-best (297.75), and third in the 1-meter (276.08) at Minnesota (Nov. 8)... placed first on the platform (262.45) at the NC State Invitational (Nov. 21-23)... finished first in the 1-meter, setting a new six-dive career-best (290.55), and second in the 3-meter (258.55) at Hawaii (Jan. 9)... placed third in the 3-meter (282.38) and fourth in the 1-meter (241.13) vs. Northwestern (Jan. 25)... finished first in the 3-meter (278.78) in the Badger Red/White Meet (Feb. 1)

2018-19: Was the Badgers’ 11th-place finisher (283.15) in the platform event at the Big Ten championships ... Won the 1-meter event with 255.70 points in Badger debut vs. Hawaii .. finished fourth in the 3-meter event (298.05) vs. Iowa and Northwestern 

Prep: Three-time Athlete of the Year in high school … four-time member of Team Quebec … two-time selection for Team Canada … gold medalist at Camo Invitational International for platform … gold medalist for synchronized tower … silver medalist at junior nationals for tower… competed at junior world championships in Russia … participated in 2016 Canadian Olympic Trials 2016 on 10-meter platform.
 
Personal: Parents are Marlene Bruckner and Nicholas Vithoulkas … siblings are Katherine and Nicholas … enjoys reading, spending time with friends & family, tutoring academics and volunteering at diving competitions.
 
Why Wisconsin: “The University of Wisconsin is an amazing school both academically and athletically. I chose it because I can continue my diving career while obtaining an education. The school shows great care for its athletes, which is very important to me. The team spirit that welcomed me during my visit made my decision easy. The kind words and optimistic faces showed me what true Badger spirit looked like. The town was accepting in its many aspects – whether it be through landscape, food or its personality. I can easily see Wisconsin becoming my home away from home and I cannot await the future that lies ahead!”