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Biography
AS A JUNIOR (2024)
Falconer opened the 2024 season swimming team with Maya Schwickert, Makayla Crichton, Ashley Latchford, Candela Fidalgo Garcia, Regina Ramirez, Liberty Bowman and Kimberly Poitras. The team placed third in the meet against Stanford on Jan. 22. Then, on Feb. 12 against Ohio State, Falconer swam the team routine with Crichton, Latchford, Fidalgo Garcia, Ramirez and Poitras, placing second and helping the Pioneers defeat The Ohio State University. Falconer also helped guide the Pioneers to a third place finish at the MPSF Championships. She was team with the same group from the Ohio State meet, placing fifth. Then, at the USA Collegiate National Championships, the team routine placed fifth - the highest team placement in program history. Team finished third overall - highest finish in program history - at the USA Collegiate National Championship.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2023)
Falconer placed first in duets in the season opener for the Pioneers with a score of 72.6667 against Wheaton College (Mass.) on Jan. 28, while contributing to a new program high team score of 77.6000. She hit a season high in her trio performance with a score of 78.2250 points at the Jessica Beck Memorial Competition versus Ohio State and Michigan. Falconer helped guide the team to a fourth place finish in the U.S. Collegiate Nationals and was named to the 2023 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation All-Academic Team.
AS A FRESHMAN (2022)
Competed in the inaugural season of TWU Artistic Swimming. Named to the USAAS All-Collegiate Team. Scored a season-high 66.9906 in B Technical Elements in her debut at the TWU Tri-Meet against Stanford and UIW on January 29. Scored a season-high 76.3333 in duet, with Ashley Latchford, at the MPSF Championships on February 13, placing fourth. Also, she swam trio with Makayla Crichton and Haiden Long, scoring a season-high twice (75.6333) at the 2022 U.S. Collegiate National Championship in the preliminary and final round, which placed sixth. She also helped lead the team to a fifth-place team swim in the final round at the 2022 U.S. Collegiate National Championship and a fourth-place overall finish.
PRIOR TO TWU
Falconer attended Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. She competed in Artistic Swimming for eight years and swam for the Houston SynchroStars. She won the Texas Regional Championship in 2016 and 2017. She competed in trio and duet events.
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