Hailey Jaeger

Hailey Jaeger
Hailey Jaeger
  • Height:
    5-6
  • Hometown:
    Fargo, N.D.
  • Year:
    Jr.
  • High School:
    Fargo Shanley
  • Events:
    Freestyle/Butterfly
  • Major:
    Nutrition & Dietetics
  • Minor:
    Exercise Science
Bio
Why did you pick Concordia: It had my major program
Post Graduation plans: Grad School
Volunteer Activies: Exercise Science Club
 
The JAEGER File
Favorite food: Walleye
Favorite restaurant: Dolittles
Favorite movie: National Treasure
Favorite TV/ Streaming Series: Hawaii 5-0
The Place in the World I Most Want to Visit: Italy
My dream job is: Veternarian
News mentions
Rachel Andersen, Kiernan Darling, Hailey Jaeger and Christina Moore were all named to the CSC Academic All-District Team.
Quartet Of Cobbers Named CSC Academic All-District

Rachel Andersen, Kiernan Darling, Hailey Jaeger and Christina Moore were all named to the College Sports Communicator's (CSC) (formerly CoSIDA) Academic All-District Team.

Concordia had a solid Saturday on the final day at the MIAC Meet and finished eighth in the final team standings.
Solid Saturday On Final Day Of MIAC Meet

It was a Solid Saturday for the Cobbers on the final day of the MIAC Championship Meet. Concordia came away with a group of personal record marks as they finished eighth in the final team standings.

Callie Metsala broke the school record in the 100-yard butterfly and became the first CC athlete to qualify for an "A" final since 2019.
Callie-Fornia Dreamin' On Such A Winter's Day

First-year swimmer Callie Metsala broke the school record in the 100-yard butterfly and became the first Cobber to compete in an "A" finals race since 2019. She led CC in the second full day at the conference championship meet.

First-year swimmer Callie Metsala nearly qualified for the finals and broke a school record in the 200 IM on the first full day at the MIAC Meet.
"So Closes" On First Full Day At The MIAC Meet

The first full day of competition at the MIAC Championship Meet had several “so closes” for Concordia. The Cobbers just missed out on a pair of finals’ entries and a school record. In the end, Concordia swam a season-best time in the 400-yard medley relay and finished in eighth place in the team standings after Thursday’s events.

Seniors (L-R) Royce Nhantumbo, Brienna Timm and Rachel Andersen were honored during the annual Senior Celebration Meet.
A Season-Best Senior Celebration Meet

Concordia seniors Rachel Andersen, Royce Nhantumbo and Brienna Timm were honored during the annual Senior Celebration Meet and then all three turned in season-best marks in their final home meet of the season.

Junior Kiernan Darling won the 1-meter and 3-meter events at the UM-Morris double dual. Both of her scores were in the Top 7 of the MIAC this year.
Concordia posted three events wins, including the 200-yard freestyle relay, and had seven runner-up finishes in their meet with Jamestown.
A Bright Start To The 2023-24 Season

First-year swimmer Callie Metsala and the relay teams led the Cobbers at the season-opening meet of the year.