USA DIVING BIO

2024-25 / AS A SENIOR
Big Ten Champion
Big Ten Diver of the Championships
• Big Ten Medalist (Bronze on 3-Meter)
All-American
• Silver Medalist at USA Diving Winter Nationals (10-Meter)
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NCAA Championships Qualifier (1-Meter, 3-Meter, Platform)
• Big Ten Diver of the Week (Oct. 16, Nov. 27, Dec. 18, Jan. 29)

2023-24 / AS A JUNIOR

• All-American (Platform)
• Silver Medalist at USA Diving Winter Nationals (10-Meter & 10-Meter Synchro)
• U.S. Olympic Team Trials Qualifier
• NCAA Championships Qualifier (1-Meter, 3-Meter, Platform)
• Big Ten Silver Medalist (Platform)
• Big Ten Bronze Medalist (3-Meter)
• Second Team All-Big Ten
• Big Ten Diver of the Week (Jan. 31)
• Academic All-Big Ten
Competed in all three diving events throughout the season, qualifying for NCAAs in all three events for the third consecutive season
Won two medals at the Big Ten Championships for the second time in his career
Finished fourth on platform at the NCAA Championships for his top career finish at the meet
Also finished 18th on 3-meter at NCAAs to come up just short of advancing
Placed fifth on 10-meter at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials, finishing top six after the prelim, semifinal and final
Finished top four in all three diving events at Big Tens, accounting for a career-high 81 team points – second most by a Boilermaker since the top-24 scoring format was introduced in 2016
Improved to 9-for-9 in career top-10 finishes at Big Tens and has accounted for 228 points during his career at Big Tens
Qualified for the NCAA Championships on the first day of Zones and went on to finish top eight in all three events, including fourth on platform
Improved on his fourth-best score in team history (496.20) while winning on platform in the dual at Indiana, earning his third career Big Ten Diver of the Week honor after also winning on 1-meter in Bloomington
Also won on platform at the Big Ten Triple Duals vs. Minnesota and Northwestern
Teamed with Holden Higbie and Max Miller to help the Boilermakers win team diving at Big Tens, Zones and the Purdue Invitational
Individually at the Purdue Invite, was victorious on 3-meter and the runner-up to Max Miller on 1-meter before opting to compete a synchro list with Olympian Brandon Loschiavo on Saturday’s platform day in preparation for Winter Nationals, which was serving as USA Diving’s qualifier for World Aquatics Championships
Posted eight victories total during the season
Swept the springboard events in the season opener at Notre Dame
Victorious on 1-meter vs. Missouri and 3-meter in the two-day dual vs. Oakland
Accounted for 37 team points at the Purdue Invitational

2022-23 / AS A SOPHOMORE
• Gold Medalist at USA Diving National Championships (10-Meter Synchro)
• Gold Medalist at USA Diving Winter Nationals (10-Meter)
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World Aquatics Championships Qualifier (10-Meter Synchro)
• Pan Am Games Qualifier (10-Meter, 10-Meter Synchro)
NCAA Championships Qualifier (1-Meter, 3-Meter, Platform)
• Big Ten Diver of the Week (Oct. 19)
• Academic All-Big Ten
Competed in all three diving events throughout the season, qualifying for NCAAs in all three events
• Moved into ninth place in team history on platform with a winning list of 451.40 at the USA Diving Winter Nationals
• Ripped a 100-point dive in the final round of the 10-meter final at Winter Nationals to overcome a nine-point deficit and win gold
• Season bests on the springboards: 406.50 on 1-meter at the Indiana Intercollegiates and 399.60 on 3-meter at the Big Ten Championships
• Finished 17th in the prelims on both 1-meter and the platform at the NCAA Championships, narrowly missing out on All-America accolades
• Accounted for 71 team points at the Big Ten Championships to rank second on the team, racking up 147 points as an underclassman at Big Tens
• Championship finalist in all three events at Big Tens for the second year in a row
• Victorious on platform at the Zone C Championships to finishing a week in which he finished top eight in all three events
• Swept the three diving events at the Purdue Invitational to account for 60 team points, ranking second on the squad
• Swept the springboard events in the season-opening dual at Missouri
• Also swept the springboards at the first two home meets while opening the season 6-for-6 in event victories
• Teamed up with Boilermaker Brandon Loschiavo to win the 10-meter synchro title at USA Diving National Championships, later placing sixth together at the World Championships
• Individually, finished fourth on the tower at Nationals in May

2021-22 / AS A FRESHMAN
 FINA World Championships Qualifier (1-Meter)
 All-American (Platform)
Honorable Mention All-American (1-Meter)
• Big Ten Silver Medalist (3-Meter, Platform)
• 2-Time Medalist at USA Diving Winter Nationals (Silver in 10-Meter Synchro, Bronze on 1-Meter)
Silver Medalist at USA Diving’s U.S. Open Championships (10-Meter Synchro)
NCAA Championships Qualifier (1-Meter, 3-Meter, Platform)
• CSCAA Scholar All-America
• Second Team All-Big Ten

• Big Ten Freshman of the Week (Feb. 2)
Competed in all three diving events throughout the season, qualifying for NCAAs in all three events
Posted season-best scores on 3-meter (451.90) and platform (443.10) at the Big Ten Championships
Victorious on 1-meter at the Indiana Intercollegiates with a season-best score of 410.65
In program history, moved into seventh place on 1-meter, sixth place on 3-meter and ninth place on platform
Placed third on platform at Zones after initially qualifying for the NCAA Championships with a fifth-place showing on 1-meter
Scored on 1-meter and platform at the NCAA Championships, accounting for 19 team points
Accounted for 76 team points at the Big Ten Championships to share the team lead
Became the first Boilermaker to medal on a springboard and the tower at Big Tens in the same year since Olympian Steele Johnson in 2017
The 76 points were the most by a Boilermaker at Big Tens since Johnson's 79 in 2018 and the most by a freshman since Joe Cifelli (76) in 2016
Won the B final on 1-meter to go along with his silver medals on 3-meter and 10-meter
Blew the roof of the Burke Aquatic Center with a 100-point dive on platform in the championship final, the highest-scoring dive of the event
Finished sixth on 1-meter in his debut at the World Championships in Budapest
Accounted for 53 team points at the Purdue Invitational after finishing top three in all three events
Victorious on 1-meter, runner-up on 3-meter and third on the platform at the Purdue Invite
Won on 3-meter with big score of 434.40 and finished third on platform as Purdue went 1-2-3 at the Big Ten Triple Duals vs. Minnesota and Northwestern
Victorious on 1-meter in the triple dual vs. Michigan and Missouri
Won on 1-meter and platform at the Senior Day dual vs. Wabash

USA DIVING ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• Competed for the Ohio State Diving Club
Finalist on 10-meter at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials held in June 2021
Teamed with Tyler Downs to win 10-meter synchro at the 2018 Winter Nationals
2019 World Series (Sagamihara and Beijing) team member
2018 World Junior Diving Championships team member (9th, synchronized platform)
Three-time Junior Pan American Championships team member (2015, 2017, 2019)
2019 Junior Pan American Championships gold medalist (1-meter, synchronized 3-meter)
2015 Junior Pan Am bronze medalist (1-meter)
Three-time junior national champion
Trained at the Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center during the 2020-21 school year

PERSONAL
Major: Selling & Sales Management
Full name is Jordan Nathan Rzepka
Parents are Jeffrey and Michelle Rzepka
Family also includes sisters Nicole and Jaclyn (Jaclyn is his twin)
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Freshman
2021-22

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Junior
2023-24

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Sophomore
2022-23

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