Blue & Gold Illustrated: America's Foremost Authority on Notre Dame Football
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UNDER THE DOME inson, Florida tight end Mike Heuerman, Michigan offensive tackle Steven El - mer Jr. and Pennsyl- vania linebacker Alex Anzalone. With the seven re- TOP OF THE CLASS maining spots for now, plus the realistic knowledge that Eif- ert will be a top NFL pick next spring, one potential situation could include the re- turns of Martin and Watt on the left side of the offensive line, Fox and Calabrese supplying much expe- rience to the 2013 in- side linebacker corps, Slaughter aiding the safety position, Wood the leader at running back, and Tausch as an insurance policy at kicker. Howeve r, tha t would leave zero scholarships to hand out the rest of the way in recruiting (pro- vided again nobody transfers or has medi- cal hardships). Given past history, it's un- likely that all seven of the aforementioned fifth- or sixth-year prospects will return in 2013. to-back Big East Swimmer of the Week awards to start the month of November. Dyer has won races in the freestyle in all five possible distances (50, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000 meters) during the team's 5-0 start in dual meets. He has at least two first-places finishes in all five meets and was also the team's top finisher in the 2012 Olympic Trials last June. Frank Dyer — Jr., Men's Swimming Notre Dame's first All-American in the pool won back- time establishing her spot in the Irish lineup. She led the team with 20 points in her collegiate debut against Ed- inboro. She followed that up with 12 rebounds against Ohio State aboard the USS Yorktown, the most boards for any Notre Dame player in a season opener since Lindsay Schrader had 14 against Michigan in 2005. She also had five points in the 57-51 win over the Buckeyes. Jewell Loyd — Fr., Women's Basketball The McDonald's All-America team veteran wasted no ers who made the all-tournament team at the Tribe Invitational Nov. 11 to close the fall season. Monaghan defeated William & Mary's John Banks in the third singles slot. He finished his first fall with a 6-4 record. Monaghan's only loss in his past four matches was to Ohio State's Connor Smith, who is ranked 60th among collegiate tennis players in the country. Quentin Monaghan — Fr., Men's Tennis Monaghan is the youngest of three Notre Dame play- claimed the women's Big East Swimmer of the Week award Nov. 13. She is the second consecutive Irish swimmer to win the honor. Senior Kim Holden won it a week earlier. Reaney had a hand in six different first-place races against conference foes Pittsburgh and Louisville. Her best times in the 200 individual medley, 100 breaststroke and 200 breaststroke are all in the top 10 in the nation. Emma Reaney — So., Women's Swimming For the fourth time, sophomore Emma Reaney Irish student-athletes excelling on the field and in the classroom