University of the Pacific

2012-13(Junior):
Wilson had a stellar junior season for the Tigers, earning NCAAqualifying times in both the 100 Fly (47.86) and the 200 Fly(1:47.20) at the 2013 MPSF Championships. Both marks nearly brokethe school records in each event. He took sixth in the 100 Fly(50.56) and ninth in the 200 Fly (1:58.39) at the Pacific Invite.The UNLV Winter Invite saw him record two runner-up finishes in the100 Fly (49.94) and the 200 Fly (1:52.36). Academically, Wilsonearned MPSF All-Academic honors.

2011-12(Sophomore):
In his second year at Pacific, Wilson continued to impressin the butterfly events for the Tigers. He won the 100 Fly againstconference foe UC Santa Barbara and added two runner-up finishesand a pair of third-place finishes during the regular season. Atthe 2012 MPSF Championships, Wilson collected two top-20 finisheshighlighted by a 12th-place showing in the 200 Fly behind a time of1:51.60. He added a 17th-place finish in the 100 Fly with a mark of49.35. His 200 Fly time was tops on the team while his 100 Flyranked second. Outside of the pool, Wilson earned MPSF All-AcademicTeam honors.

2010-11(Freshman):
Wilson had an impressive showing against Stanford on Jan. 8,winning the 100 Fly (53.02) and taking fifth in the 200 Fly(2:00.40). At the Tri Meet on Jan. 22, Wilson earned a pair ofthird-place finishes, clocking in at 52.71 in the 100 Fly and1:58.36 in the 200 Fly.

HighSchool:
Wilson graduated from Glenwood High School in Durban, SouthAfrica.

International:
Wilson is currently Malawi’s record holder in the 100 Free,the 200 Free, the 50 Back, the 100 Back, the 200 Back, the 50 Fly,the 100 Fly, the 200 Fly, and the 200 IM.

Personal:
Wilson was born in Zomba, Malawi, and is the son of John andFumiyo Wilson. He has an older sister, Helen. Wilson is majoring ingeology and enjoys fishing in his free time.