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Honors
One Letter (2023)
Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll (Fall 2022, 2023, Spring 2023)
Tom Osborne Citizenship Team (2023)
Regional Champion
Top 10 Times in Italy (100 free, 200 free)

Freshman (2022-23)
Giulia Marchi had a strong start to her first season as a Husker, bringing in a victory and a pair of runner-up finishes in her first two meets. At South Dakota State, Marchi clocked a 25.49 to take second in the 50 freestyle. Marchi swam to a 200 freestyle victory with a 1:52.21 and a second-place finish in the 100 freestyle with a 52.14 when NU hosted Iowa State. The next day, Marchi brought in a pair of top-five finishes in the 100 and 200 freestyle events during the double-dual against Minnesota and South Dakota. She added a pair of third-place efforts against the Hawkeyes, with a 52.57 in the 100 freestyle and a 1:52.93 in the 200 freestyle.

Against the Jayhawks, Marchi swam a 1:53.74 in the 200 freestyle to place third, while taking fourth in the 100 freestyle in 53.36. She continued to rack up top finishes at the Omaha dual, where Marchi won the 100 freestyle (52.49) and finished as runner-up in the 50 freestyle (24.47). At the Hawkeye Invite, Marchi continued to cut time off her previous bests and put up a pair of A-final appearances, finishing fourth in the 100 freestyle (50.67) and sixth in the 200 freestyle (1:49.63). In the final duals of the season, Marchi put up four top-five placements in the 100 and 200 freestyle events against Illinois and Rutgers. At the Big Ten Championships, Marchi was a member of the 800 freestyle relay and the 400 freestyle relay. She capped off her freshman campaign at the CSCAA National Invitational Championships, contributing to four top-25 relays. 

Before Nebraska
Marchi proved to be a top freestyler for Asola Nuoto, clocking times in the 100 and 200 freestyle events that ranked within the top-ten in the country. She was also named a regional champion. Graduating with distinction honors, Marchi is sure to be a leader academically as well.

Personal
The daughter of Simona Marinoni and Antonio Marchi, Giulia was born in Asola, Italy on Feb. 20, 2004. She has one older sister, Maria, and two older brothers, Giacomo and Paolo. Giulia also has two younger sisters, Marta and Clelia. The biological sciences major claimed a spot on the Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll in the fall of 2022 and the Tom Osborne Citizenship Team in 2023. She chose Nebraska because it has one of the best research programs in the country.

Career-Best Times

Event             Time             Meet (Date)
50 Free 23.71 Hawkeye Invite (2022)
100 Free 50.67 Hawkeye Invite (2022)
200 Free 1:49.06 Hawkeye Invite (2023)
500 Free 4:58.77 Hawkeye Invite (2023)
1000 Free 10:28.19 SDSU (2023)
100 Fly 57.60 Hawkeye Invite (2022)