2010-2011 swimming & diving media guide

TABLE OF CONTENTSDavidson Quick Facts . . . . . . . . 12010-11 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2010-11 Roster/Team Photo . 2-3Men’s Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5Men’s Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-13Women’s Outlook . . . . . . . . 14-15Women’s Profiles . . . . . . . . 16-25Head Coach John Young . . 26-27Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . 28-292009-10 Year in Review . . . 30-31Honors & Awards . . . . . . . . 32-35Wildcat History . . . . . . . . . . 36-39Men’s Top-10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40Women’s Top-10 . . . . . . . . . . . .41

The Record Book . . . . . . . . . 42-43This is Davidson . . . . . . . . . 44-45Local Attractions . . . . . . . . . 46-47Athletic Facilities . . . . . . . . 48-49Strength & Conditioning . . 50-51Academic Success . . . . . . . . 52-53Student Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54-55Athletic Directory . . . . . . . . 56-57Media Information . . . . . . . . . .58

2010-11 Quick FactsGeneral Information

School Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Davidson CollegeLocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Davidson, N.C.Founded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1837Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,900Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WildcatsSchool Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Red (PMS 186) and BlackConference . . . . . . . . . . . Coastal Collegiate Swimming AssociationAffiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NCAA Division IPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Ross (Davidson ’72)Athletics Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Murphy (Davidson ’78)

Home Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cannon Natatorium (750)

Coaching Staff

Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Young (Williams College ‘97)E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (704) 894.2812Diving Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aaron Hintz (Western Ill. ‘05)E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Brammer (Truman State ‘06)E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amy Krakauer (Columbia ‘08)E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Team Information

2009-10 Overall Dual-Meet Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Men . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7Women . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-6

2009-10 CCSA Dual-Meet Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Men . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1Women . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-0

2010 CCSA Championship Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Men . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1stWomen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2nd2010 NCAA Participants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Women . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Sports Information

Sports Information Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marc GignacOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (704) 894.2123Swimming & Diving Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lauren BiggersE-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (704) 894.2815Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (704) 894.2636Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.davidsonwildcats.com

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2010-11 SCHEDULEOct. 1 at Clemson Clemson, S.C.

15 at East Carolina Greenville, N.C.23 at NC State Raleigh, N.C.30 Coll. of Charleston* Davidson, N.C.

Nov. 13 at William & Mary Williamsburg, Va.

Dec. 2-4 at Nike Invitational at Kenyon Coll. Gambier, Ohio

Jan. 14 Georgia Tech Davidson, N.C.22 Howard* (M/W) Campbell, Davidson, N.C.

Ga. Southern, Liberty, N.C. A&T and Radford*(W only)

28 VMI* Davidson, N.C.29 at Gardner-Webb* Boiling Springs, N.C.

Feb. 17-19 CCSA Championships Athens, Ga.Mar. 4-6 NCAA Zone Diving Championships Athens, Ga.

17-19 NCAA Women’s Championships Austin, Texas24-26 NCAA Men’s Championships Minneapolis, Minn.

Boldface type denotes home meet.All times are EST and subject to change.

*Asterisk denotes CCSA opponent.

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2010-11 ROSTER

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2010-11 SWIMMING & DIVING ROSTERMen’s Roster Event Yr. Hometown High SchoolThomas Bigham Breast/Fly Fr. Martinez, Ga. Augusta Preparatory DayTennant Brastow Free/Back Sr. Farmville, Va. Prince Edward CountyJoe Burquist Fly/Back Jr. Boise, Idaho BoiseMarcus Carson Back/Free So. Woodstock, Ga. WoodstockCurtis Chaney Free Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind. NorthropWills Cooper Free So. Chestertown, Md. St. Andrews CollegeBryan Droll Free Sr. Duluth, Ga. Peachtree RidgeWill Fox Free/Fly Fr. Banner Elk, N.C. Avery CountyDrew Glenn Breast/Medley Fr. Southlake, Texas Carroll SeniorDrew Gustavson Breast Fr. Saint Simons Island, Ga. Glynn AcademyTim Keating Fly So. Efland, N.C. Cedar RidgeDavid Kerman Fly/Back Jr. Atlanta, Ga. The Westminster SchoolEthan Levinson Back/Medley Fr. Charlotte, N.C. Home SchoolBen Lucas Breast/Medley Sr. Asburn, Va. Broad RunBrian McRae Diving Fr. Portland, Maine DeeringDrew Onken Breast/Medley So. Marietta, Ga. Walker SchoolGeoffrey Peitz Back/Medley Jr. Fishers, Ind. Hamilton SoutheasternBrian Seo Free/Medley Jr. Lansing, Kan. LeavenworthNick Taylor Diving So. Weston, Mass. Buckingham Browne & NicholsQuinn Waggoner Free Fr. Springfield, Mo. KickapooBen Wilde Free So. Princeton, N.J. Peddie School

Women’s Roster Event Yr. Hometown High SchoolJessica Ardecky Diving Jr. Encinitas, Calif. La Costa CanyonKaliya Burton-Akright Diving Fr. Tampa, Fla. Tampa PrepMcKensie Carr Free/Back Sr. West Des Moines, Iowa West Des Moines ValleyEmily Castle Fly/Free Sr. Grayson, Ga. GraysonAllison Cottle Free/Fly So. Tallahassee, Fla. Lawton ChilesLee Crittenberger Breast Fr. Bethesda, Md. Georgetown VisitationJessica Delgehausen Free/Fly/IM Sr. Rogers, Minn. Elk RiverJean DeOrnellas Free/Fly So. Fairfax, Va. FairfaxCasey Gemunder Fly/Free Sr. Bethesda, Md. Stone RidgeKelsi Hobbs Back/Fly So. Portsmouth, N.H. PortsmouthLauren Kamperman Fly/Medley Jr. Hilton Head Island, S.C. Hilton HeadLiz Mace Fly/Free Fr. Springfield, Mo. GlendaleMeagan Madden Free/Back Jr. Richmond, Va. Douglas FreemanLindsey Martin Free Sr. Dalton, Ga. Girls Preparatory SchoolMarisa Martinson Free Fr. Redwood City, Calif. Woodside PrioryMegan McLeod Breast/Free Fr. Waynesville, N.C. TuscolaJuliana Porter Breast/Free Jr. Norfolk, Va. Norfolk Collegiate SchoolAlexa Richardson Breast/Free Sr. Charlotte, N.C. Charlotte ChristianLillie Seifart Free/Medley So. Charlotte, N.C. Myers ParkIneke Stegger Breast/Medley Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. CarmelAnna Stringfield Back/Medley Sr. Waynesville, N.C. TuscolaHailey Szymczak Breast Sr. Chevy Chase, Md. Bethesda Chevy ChaseCasey VanTassell Free Jr. Charlotte, N.C. Myers ParkCaroline Vrana Breast/Medley Fr. Hummelstown, Pa. HerseyLynea Witczak Breast/Free Sr. Brookeville, Md. Sherwood

COACHING STAFFName Position Year Alma Mater

John Young Head Coach 5th Williams College ‘97Aaron Hintz Diving Coach 4th Western Illinois University ‘05Chris Brammer Asst. Coach 2nd Truman State University ‘06 Amy Krakauer Asst. Coach 1st Columbia ‘08

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2010-11 OUTLOOK

2009-10 was a banner year for theDavidson men’s swimming and diving team.

At the 2010 CCSA Championships inKnoxville, Tenn., the Wildcat men defeatedGardner-Webb, 907-653, to earn the firstleague championship title in school history.

Individually, Drew Onken was honored asMost Outstanding Male Freshman Performerafter winning the 400 IM and swimming onthe winning 200 and 400 medley and 800freestyle relays. Ben Lane earned MostOutstanding Male Diver honors for a secondstraight season after sweeping the divingevents. Head coach John Young was namedMen’s Coach of the Year after leading hisWildcats to their first-ever championship, anddiving coach Aaron Hintz was named co-Diving Coach of the Year.

Onken, who was named Mid-Major All-America Honorable Mention by collegeswim-ming.com for his NCAA B-cut time in the 400IM, returns with a year of experience, poisedfor a breakout season. And with LindseyMartin making a historic NCAA appearancefor the Davidson swimming and diving pro-gram last season, Onken — who set fourDavidson records in his rookie season andswam on two record-setting relays, is hopingto do the same for the Wildcat men.

But Davidson is far from a one-man band,with junior Geoffrey Peitz, who swept thebackstrokes and set a new school record inthe 100 at the league championships, and sen-ior Bryan Droll, the conference’s individualchampion and school-record holder in the 50free, also on the roster. Junior Joe Burquist,who set a school record with his win in the100 fly at the league championships, andclassmate Curtis Chaney won the 200 freeand holds the Davidson record in the 500free, pose additional threats.

With this kind of depth and talent acrossthe board, the Davidson men expect nothingless than a second league championship title.

Distance Freestyle

The school-record holder in both the 200and 500 freestyles, Chaney leads the Wildcatsin the mid-distance freestyle events. At lastseason’s conference championship, Chaneywas the individual champion in the 200

freestyle with a time of 1:39.90 and a finalistin both the 500 and 100 freestyles, finishingsecond and third, respectively. Named 2009Most Outstanding Freshman Male Performer,Chaney will continue to challenge the recordbooks and battle for individual titles at thisyear’s conference championship.

Junior Brian Seo is the Wildcats’ greatestthreat in the 1000 freestyle. Davidson’s topfinisher a year ago, he placed sixth in theevent at the 2010 CCSA championships witha time of 16:52.46. Seo has two seventh-placeswims on the Davidson Top-10 performerslist, (9:51.89, 1000 free; 16:23.96, 1650 free)and will build on two solid years of experi-ence in his third season.

The Wildcat distance corps will also get aboost from freshmen Ethan Levinson andWill Fox.

Sprint Freestyle

The Wildcats have 50 freestyle recordholder Droll on their roster for one final sea-son to lead the sprint freestyle group. Drollwas the individual champion in the event atthe 2010 CCSA Championships, swimming aDavidson-best 20.49 for his first conferencetitle, and swam on the Wildcats’ winning 200and 400 freestyle and 200 and 400 medleyrelays. The senior sprinter is also a WildcatTop-10 performer and was a championshipfinalist in the 100 free, ranked third with atime of 45.69, and finished in seventh in the200 freestyle at the CCSAs.

Peitz has the third best 50 free time inDavidson history, the 20.81 he swam on theleadoff leg of the Wildcats’ winning 200freestyle relay at the 2010 CCSA champi-onship. He is also a Wildcat Top-10 performerin the 100 free (:45.75) and was a member ofDavidson’s winning 400 freestyle relay at lastyear’s league championships.

Behind Droll and Peitz, the Wildcat sprintgroup has great depth with two more Top-10performers in sophomore Wills Cooper andsenior Tennant Brastow. Cooper is fourth inDavidson history in the 50 free (20.43) behindhis fifth-place finish at the CCSAs, where hewas also a part of the Wildcats’ winning 200and 400 freestyle relays. Brastow is a WildcatTop-10 performer in the 50 free, ranking 10th

with a time of :21.37.Sophomore Ben Wilde and freshmen

Quinn Waggoner, Levinson, Thomas Bighamand Drew Gustavson add depth as well.

Butterfly

The Wildcats are led in the butterflyevents by Davidson record-holders and con-ference champions Burquist and Onken.

After finishing fifth in the 100 fly in hisrookie season, Burquist won the event with aDavidson-best time of 49.43. He also swamthe butterfly leg on the team’s winning 200medley relay and is a Wildcat Top-10 per-former in the 200 fly, ranking 10th with a timeof 1:54.98.

A breaststroke specialist, Onken swam thebest 200 fly time in program history at theUniversity of Georgia’s Last Chance BulldogInvitational last season, adding to his alreadyoutstanding rookie resume. It was the last offour Davidson records Onken set in his firstseason with the Wildcats.

As a Top-10 performer in both the 100 and200 fly, Peitz gives the Wildcats anotherthreat, ranking eighth in the 100 fly with atime of 51.80 and second in the 200 fly with atime of 1:51.84. He was also a member of allfour of Davidson’s winning relays at the 2010CCSA championships.

Kerman, a Wildcat Top-10 performer witha time of 1:54.51 in the 200 fly to rank eighth,and upperclassmen Tim Keating and MarcusCarson will contribute in the butterfly eventsalong with freshmen Fox and Bigham.

Backstroke

A capable flyer and critical member ofDavidson’s relays, Peitz is the Wildcats’ starin the backstroke events. The school record-holder in the 100 back behind a leadoff leg of50.06 on the Wildcats’ winning 400 medleyrelay, Peitz won both the 100 and 200 back-strokes at the 2010 CCSA championships. Hiswinning time of 1:48.81 in the 200 back rankssecond in Davidson history and is less thantwo tenths off the record.

Behind Peitz, Davidson has a host of capa-ble Davidson Top-10 backstrokers in Brastow,Kerman, Burquist and Onken. Brastow is aTop-10 performer in both the 100 back and


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the 200 back, ranking fifth with a time of52.00 and ninth with a time of 1:53.81, respec-tively. Kerman ranks sixth in the 200 backwith a time of 1:52.04, and Burquist is seventhwith a time of 52.22. Onken is third on theDavidson Top-10 list in the 200 back with atime of 1:49.39.

Carson, Levinson, Keating and Gustavsonwill also contribute in the backstroke events.

Breaststroke

Onken swam onto eight Top-10 lists in hisfreshman season, but he is the Wildcats’ acebreaststroker. With a winning and Davidson-best time of 2:00.25 in the 200 breaststroke atthe 2010 CCSA championships, Onken earnedCCSA Freshman Male Performer of the Yearhonors. He is also a Davidson Top-10 per-former in the 100 breaststroke, ranked sixthwith a CCSA runner-up time of 57.55, andswam on Davidson’s winning 200 and 400medley and 800 freestyle relays.

The versatile Kerman is ranked seventh onthe Davidson Top-10 list with a time of 58.48,and senior Ben Lucas was a championshipfinalist in the 200 breast, finishing sixth at the2010 CCSAs.

The pair, plus newcomers Drew Glenn,Bigham and Gustavson, solidify the Wildcatbreaststroke events.

Individual Medley

In his first season, Onken rewrote theDavidson record books, and the coachingstaff is expecting no less in his second go-round. In addition to his new school stan-dards in the 200 fly and 200 breast, Onkenswam new program bests in both the 200 and400 individual medleys. He won the 400 IMand finished second in the 200 IM at the 2010CCSAs. In his final meet of the season, theBulldog Invitational, he broke his ownrecord, finishing with a 3:49.79 in the 400 IM,an NCAA B-cut time that earned him Mid-Major All-America Honorable Mention bycollegeswimming.com.

Peitz was the Davidson record-holder inthe 200 IM before Onken’s arrival, and with athird-place finish at the CCSA champi-onships, the junior remains both second onDavidson’s Top-10 performers’ list with his

time of 1:50.07 and a viable threat for the topspot. He is also a Davidson Top-10 performerin the 400 IM, 10th with a time of 4:10.14.

Kerman remains a Wildcat Top-10 per-former in the 400 IM, sitting at third with atime of 4:03.43 from the 2009 league champi-onships. He swam onto the Top-10 in the 200IM as well with a fifth-place time of 1:54.98 atthe 2010 CCSAs.

Lucas and Seo have also been ranked inthe Top 10 in their Davidson careers and havethe potential to make an impact in the med-leys, as do newcomers Glenn and Levinson.

Diving

Without the services of two-time CCSADiver of the Year Ben Lane, the Wildcats facean uphill battle in the diving events and willneed to get some production out of newcom-er Brian McRae and returning Nick Taylor tomake up the difference in scoring.

McRae was an All-State diving championin Maine and has plenty of potential, whileTaylor scored points for the Wildcats with apair of fifth-place finishes at the 2010 CCSAs.He earned scores of 129.42 and 142.47,respectively, on the 1-meter and the 3-meterevents a season ago.

Schedule

The Wildcats open their 2010-11 slate withthree straight non-league road meets, travel-ing to Clemson, East Carolina and NC State.

Davidson opens its season in dual-meetcompetition against Clemson for a thirdstraight season, while East Carolina occupiesthe second weekend on the Wildcats’ sched-ule for a third straight season. In a thirdstraight road meet, Davidson will travel toNC State Oct. 23.

On Oct. 30, the defending league champi-on Wildcat men host CCSA-foe College ofCharleston, their first test in conference com-petition. The Wildcats finish the first half ofthe schedule at the Invitational at KenyonCollege, where Davidson has consistentlyshattered college records for the past threeseasons in the competitive field.

After the holiday season, Davidson hoststhree straight meets, as Georgia Tech,Howard and VMI visit Cannon Natatorium.

One final road meet at league-foeGardner-Webb on Jan. 29 later, the Wildcatswill defend their league championship whenthe 2011 CCSA Championships get underwayin Athens, Ga., on Feb. 17.

With Lindsey Martin becoming the firstWildcat swimmer to compete at the NCAAChampionships last season, the Davidsonmen are eager to replicate that success, aim-ing to make an appearance at the 2011 NCAAChampionships in Minneapolis March 24-26.


WILDCAT PROFILES

Wildcat Career: Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 50 free(:21.37/10th), the 100 back (:52.00/5th) and the 200 back (1:53.81/9th)… 2010 CCSA champion as a member of the 800 freestyle relay ... 2010CCSA championship finalist (100 back/4th; 200 back/4th) ... 2010CCSA consolation finalist (50 free/13th) ... 2009 CCSA championshipfinalist (100 back/6th, 200 back/8th) ... 2009 CCSA consolation finalist(50 free/14th) ... 2008 CCSA championship finalist (200 IM/8th, 100back/6th) … 2008 CCSA consolation finalist (100 free/13th) …confer-ence championship relay team member (2010) ... relay event winneragainst College of Charleston (2009-10), Emory (2007-08) and Wingate(2007-08).Prep/Personal: Best times in the 100 fly (52.61) and 200 fly(1:56.71).

Senior w Freestyle/Backstroke

Farmville, Va.

Prince Edward County

Economics

Wildcat Career: School record-holder in the 50 freestyle(:20.49/2010) and as a member of the 200 and 400 medley and 200 and400 freestyle relays ... Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 100 free(45.69/3rd) ... 2010 CCSA champion in the 50 free (:20.49) and as amember of the 200 and 400 free and 200 and 400 medley relays ... 2010CCSA championship finalist (200 free/7th; 100 free/2nd) ... 2009CCSA champion as a member of the 200 free relay ... 2009 CCSAchampionship finalist (50 free/2nd, 100 free/2nd) ... 2009 CCSA conso-lation finalist (200 free/10th) ... 2008 CCSA consolation finalist (50free/15th, 100 free/15th) ... conference championship relay team mem-ber (2009, 2010) ... individual event winner against College ofCharleston (2009-10) and William & Mary (2009-10) ... relay event win-ner against College of Charleston (2009-10), East Carolina (2009-10)and VMI (2009-10). Prep/Personal: Best times of 24.7 in the 50 free and 55.1 in the100 free.

TENNANTBRASTOW

Senior w Freestyle

Duluth, Ga.

Peachtree Ridge

Psychology

BRYANDROLL

Brastow’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR100 Back :59.21 :53.49 :52.00 :52.2450 Free :22.22 :21.26 :21.52 :21.37200 Back 2:02.72 2:02.31 1:53.81 1:55.24

Droll’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR50 Free :24.70 :21.64 :20.79 :19.98100 Free :55.10 :48.89 :45.69 :44.87200 Free N/A N/A 1:44.10 1:44.35

WILDCAT PROFILES


Wildcat Career: Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 400 IM(4:10.27/6th) ... 2010 CCSA championship finalist (400 IM/2nd; 100breast/7th; 200 breast/6th) ... 2009 CCSA championship finalist (400IM/6th, 200 breast/7th) ... 2009 CCSA consolation finalist (200IM/13th) ... 2008 CCSA championship finalist (400 IM/7th, 200breast/6th) … 2008 CCSA consolation finalist (200 IM/1:59.92) … indi-vidual event winner against Emory (2007-08), the College ofCharleston (2007-08) and VMI (2009-10).Prep/Personal: Best times — 50 free (25.01), 100 free (53.93), 200 free(1:53.02), 500 free (4:56.05), 1000 free (10:12.56) and 1650 free (17:09.14).

Senior w Breaststroke/Medley

Asburn, Va.

Broad Run

History & German

BENLUCAS

Lucas’ Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR400 IM 4:18.03 4:15.67 4:10.27 4:07.36100 Breast 1:03.42 1:02.13 1:03.44 1:00.59200 Breast 2:17.32 2:14.30 2:12.63 2:11.33

Wildcat Career: School-record holder in the 100 fly (:49.43/2010)and as a member of the 200 medley relay ... Wildcat Top-10 performerin the 100 back (:52.22/7th) and the 200 fly (1:54.98/10th) ... 2010CCSA champion in the 100 fly (:49.43) and as a member of the 200medley relay ... 2010 CCSA championship finalist (100 back/5th; 200fly/6th) ... 2009 CCSA championship finalist (100 fly/5th) ... 2009CCSA consolation finalist (100 back/9th) ... conference championshiprelay team member (2010) ... relay event winner against Clemson(2008-09) and Emory (2008-09).Prep/Personal: Enters with best times of :50.45 in the 100 fly, 2:08.45in the 200 fly and :54.02 in the 100 back.

Junior w Butterfly/Freestyle

Boise, Idaho

Boise

Philosophy

JOEBURQUIST

Burquist’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO100 Fly :50.45 :50.72 :49.43200 Fly 2:08.45 1:57.02 1:55.71100 Back :54.02 :52.77 :52.22

Wildcat Career: School record-holder in the 200 free (1:37.72/2009) andthe 500 free (4:26.89/2009) and as a member of the 400 and 800 freestylerelays ... Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 100 free (:45.49/2nd) ... 2010CCSA champion as a member of the 400 and 800 freestyle relays ... 2010CCSA championship finalist (500 free/2nd; 100 free/3rd) ... individualevent winner against Clemson (2009-10) ... 2009 CCSA Most OutstandingFreshman Performer (male) ... 2009 CCSA champion in the 100 free(:45.78), the 200 free (1:37.72), the 500 free (4:26.89) and as a member ofthe 800 freestyle relay ... conference championship relay team member(2009, 2010) ... individual event winner against College of Charleston(2009-10), Davidson Invitational (2008-09), Emory (2008-09), Gardner-Webb (2008-09) and William & Mary (2008-09) ... individual event winneragainst VMI (2009-10) ... relay event winner against Clemson (2008-09)and College of Charleston (2008-09, 2009-10).Prep/Personal: Best times of 1:42.21 in the 200 free, 4:45.46 in the 500free and :47.04 in the 100 free.

Junior w Freestyle

Fort Wayne, Ind.

Northrop

Psychology

CURTISCHANEY

Chaney’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO200 Free 1:42.21 1:37.72 1:39.74500 Free 4:45.46 4:26.89 4:35.92100 Free :47.04 :45.49 :45.80


WILDCAT PROFILES

Wildcat Career: Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 200 back(1:52.04/6th), the 100 breast (:58.48/7th), the 200 fly (1:54.51/8th), the 200IM (1:54.98/10th) and the 400 IM (4:03.43/3rd) ... 2010 CCSA champi-onship finalist (200 IM/5th; 100 breast/6th; 200 fly/3rd) ... 2009 CCSAchampionship finalist (400 IM/2nd, 200 back/3rd, 200 breast/5th) ... indi-vidual event winner against VMI (2009-10).Prep/Personal: Best times of 1:59.98 in the 200 back, 1:02.30 in the 100breast and 1:58.81 in the 200 fly.

Junior w Butterfly/Backstroke

Atlanta, Ga.

The Westminster School

Political Science

DAVIDKERMAN

Kerman’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO200 Back 1:59.98 1:52.04 2:02.17100 Breast 1:02.30 1:01.74 :58.48200 Fly 1:58.81 1:56.05 1:54.51

Wildcat Career: School record-holder in the 100 back (:50.06/2010)and as a member of the 200 and 400 medley relays ... Wildcat Top-10performer in the 50 free (:20.81/3rd), the 100 free (:45.75/4th), the 200back (1:48.81/2nd), 100 fly (:51.80/8th), the 200 fly (1:51.84/2nd), the200 IM (1:50.07/2nd) and the 400 IM (4:10.14/10th) ... 2010 CCSAchampion in the 100 back (:50.09), the 200 back (1:48.81) and as amember of the 200 free, 400 free, 200 medley and 400 medley relays ...2010 CCSA championship finalist (200 IM/3d) ... co-recipient of theteam’s Dick Redding Most Valuable Athlete award with Drew Onken... 2009 CCSA champion in 200 fly (1:51.84) ... 2009 CCSA champi-onship finalist (200 IM/2nd, 100 back/2nd) ... conference champi-onship relay team member (2009, 2010) ... individual event winneragainst Clemson (2008-09), Coll. of Charleston (2008-09, 2009-10),Davidson Invitational (2008-09), East Carolina (2008-09, 2009-10),Emory (2008-09, 2009-10), Gardner-Webb (2008-09), NC State (2009-10)and William & Mary (2008-09, 2009-10) ... relay event winner againstEast Carolina (2009-10), Emory (2008-09) and VMI (2009-10).Prep/Personal: Personal bests of 52.56 in 100 backstroke and 51.33in 100 butterfly.

Junior w Backstroke/Medley

Fishers, Ind.

Hamiliton Southeastern

Behavorial Economics

GEOFFREYPEITZ

Peitz’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO100 Back :52.53 :50.51 :50.06200 Back 1:55.80 1:52.94 1:48.81200 IM 1:57.90 1:51.88 1:50.07

Wildcat Career: 2010 CCSA consolation finalist (400 IM/10th; 1650free/12th; 200 back/13th).Prep/Personal: Best time of 2:03.00 in the 200 back.

Sophomore w Backstroke/FreestyleWoodstock, Ga.

Woodstock

Undecided

MARCUSCARSON

Carson’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR400 IM N/A 4:36.111650 Free N/A 18:53.86200 Back 2:03.00 2:05.35

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Wildcat Career: Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 50 free (:20.83/4th)and the 200 free (1:43.57/10th) ... 2010 CCSA champion as a member ofthe 200 and 400 freestyle relays ... 2010 CCSA championship finalist (50free/5th; 100 free/4th) ... 2010 CCSA consolation finalist (200 free/9th) ...conference championship relay team member (2010) ... individual eventwinner against VMI (2009-10) ... relay event winner against College ofCharleston (2009-10).Prep/Personal: Best times of :21.43 in the 50 free, 1:48.55 in the 200 freeand :47.97 in the 100 free.

Sophomore w Freestyle

Chestertown, Md.

St. Andrews College

Undecided

WILLSCOOPER

Cooper’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR50 Free :21.43 :20.35200 Free 1:48.55 1:43.57100 Free :47.97 :46.18

Wildcat Career: Swam a personal best of :55.19 in the 100 fly at 2010CCSA Championship ... also finished sixth on the 3-meter board (110.97)

Sophomore w Butterfly

Efland, N.C.

Cedar Ridge

Undecided

TIMKEATING

Keating’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR100 Fly :57.90 :55.19

200 Fly N/A 2:17.27

WILDCAT PROFILESand seventh on the 1-meter (99.78) at the 2010 CCSA championships. Prep/Personal: Two-time letterwinner at Cedar Ridge ... competed atthe N.C. State Championship Finals in his senior and junior seasons ...consolation finalist as a junior ... graduated as school-record holder in the100 fly ... recipient of the International Baccalaureate Diploma.

Wildcat Career: Finished fifth at the 2010 CCSAs on both the 1-meter,with a score of 129.42, and the 3-meter, with a score of 142.47.

Sophomore w Diving

Weston, Mass.

Buckingham Brown & Nichols

Undeclared

NICKTAYLOR

Wildcat Career: Named 2010 Mid-Major All-America HonorableMention (collegeswimming.com) ... school-record holder in the 200 breast-stroke (2:00.25/2010), the 200 butterfly (1:49.69/2010), the 200 IM(1:49.56/2010) and the 400 IM (3:49.79/2010) and as a member of the 200and 400 medley relays ... Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 200 free(1:39.95/3rd), the 500 free (4:40.28/9th), the 200 back (1:49.39/3rd) andthe 100 back (:57.55/6th) ... 2010 CCSA champion in the 400 IM (3:51.93)and as a member of the 200 and 400 medley and 800 free relays ... 2010CCSA championship finalist (200 IM/2nd; 200 breast/2nd) ... 2010 CCSAMost Outstanding Freshman Performer (male) ... conference champi-onship relay team member (2010) ... received team’s 2010 Billy Ray HighPoint Award and Most Promising Freshman awards and was named co-recipient of the Dick Redding Most Valuable Athlete award with GeoffreyPeitz ... individual event winner against Coll. of Charleston (2009-10),Clemson (2009-10), East Carolina (2009-10), Emory (2009-10), NC State(2009-10), Virginia Tech (2009-10), VMI (2009-10) and William & Mary(2009-10) ... relay event winner against East Carolina (2009-10) and VMI(2009-10).Prep/Personal: Best times of 2:04.18 in the 200 breast, 1:52.35 in the 200fly, 1:53.55 in the 200 IM and 3:55.43 in the 400 IM.

Sophomore w Breaststroke/Medley

Marietta, Ga.

Walker School

Undecided

DREW ONKEN

Onken’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR200 breast 2:04.18 2:00.25200 fly 1:52.35 1:49.69200 IM 1:53.55 1:49.56400 IM 3:55.43 3:49.79

WILDCAT PROFILES


Wildcat Career: 2010 CCSA consolation finalist (100 back/13th; 100free/15th).Prep/Personal: Best times of :21.73 in the 50 free, :47.33 in the 100 freeand 1:49.05 in the 200 free.

Sophomore w Freestyle

Princeton, N.J.

Peddie School

Undeclared

BENWILDE

Wilde’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR50 free :21.73 :21.72100 free :47.33 :49.22

Freestyle w Breaststroke/Freestyle

Martinez, Ga.

Augusta Preparatory Day

Undeclared

THOMASBIGHAM

Freshman w Breaststroke/Medley

Southlake, Texas

Carroll Senior

Undeclared

DREWGLENN

Prep/Personal: Best times of :59.34 in the 100 breast, 2:08.53 in the 200breast, :22.91 in the 50 free, :49.93 in the 100 free and 1:51.34 in the 200 free.

Prep/Personal: Best times of :59.55 in the 100 breast, 2:08.58 in the 200breast and 2:00.36 in the 200 IM.

Freshman w Freestyle/Butterfly

Banner Elk, N.C.

Avery County

Undeclared

WILLFOX

Prep/Personal: Best times of :25.49 in the 50 free, :54.76 in the 100 free,1:57.47 in the 200 free, :59.71 in the 100 fly and 2:16.62 in the 200 fly.

Freshman w Breaststroke

Saint Simons Island, Ga.

Glynn Academy

Undeclared

DREWGUSTAVSON

Prep/Personal: Best times of 1:02.88 in the 100 breast and 2:20.65 in the200 breast.

Freshman w Backstroke/Medley

Charlotte, N.C.

Home School

Undeclared

ETHANLEVINSON

Freshman w Diving

Portland, Md.

Deering

Undeclared

BRIANMCRAE

Freshman w Freestyle

Springfield, Mo.

Kickapoo

Undeclared

QUINNWAGGONER

Prep/Personal: Best times of :52.21 in the 100 back, 1:54.08 in the 200back, 1:57.15 in the 200 IM and 4:13.29 in the 400 IM.

Prep/Personal: All-state, Maine State Diving Champion in 2008-09.

Prep/Personal: Best times of :22.28 in the 50 free, :48.89 in the 100 free,1:47.09 in the 200 free, 5:05.07 in the 500 free and 11:45.56 in the 1000 free.


2010-11 OUTLOOK

Unlike the Wildcat men, the Davidsonwomen’s swimming and diving team did notwin the 2010 CCSA Championship, insteadfinishing in the runner-up spot to FloridaGulf Coast. But even without a team title, the2010-11 team was anything but a failure forthe Wildcat women.

In 2010-11, Lindsey Martin set three indi-vidual school records, three relay schoolrecords and two conference records, wonthree individual titles at the CCSA champi-onships en route to earning MostOutstanding Swimmer honors and becamethe first ever Davidson swimmer to earn aspot at the NCAA Division I Swimming andDiving Championships. Martin capped offthe most successful individual season inDavidson swimming history by earning Mid-Major All-America honors from collegeswim-ming.com.

But Martin isn’t the only Wildcat whoexperienced success. Instead, she’s a part of asenior class 10 strong who have destroyed theDavidson record books over the course oftheir careers. Emily Castle is the school’srecord-holder in the 100 fly and a part of fourschool-record holding relays. JessicaDelgehausen holds the Davidson record inthe 500 free, and Anna Stringfield is therecord-holder in the 400 IM and a member ofthe school-record holding 800 freestyle relay.

Behind these seniors, the Wildcat womenhave a wealth of talent and depth. JuniorLauren Kamperman is the school’s recordholder in both the 200 fly and 200 IM, whilesophomore Kelsi Hobbs made a splash in herfirst season, setting the record in the 100 backand as a part of the 200 and 400 medleyrelays. Sophomore Jean DeOrnellas (200 free)and junior Casey VanTassell (200, 400 and 800free) are also members of school-record hold-ing relays.

So while Martin looks to make it back tothe 2011 NCAA Championships in Austin,Texas, March 17, and maybe take some team-mates with her, the Davidson women haveplenty of talent to once again challenge forthe league championship.

Distance Freestyle

In her final season, senior JessicaDelgehausen is the Wildcats’ leader in the

distance freestyle events. The school-recordholder in the 500 freestyle, Delgehausen isalso ranked second on the Wildcat Top-10performers list in both the 1000 free and the1650 free and could challenge Alanna Ream’scollege records in both. She is also rankedthird among Wildcat Top-10 performers inthe 200 free, an all-around valuable contribu-tor in freestyle events.

Behind Delgehausen, the Wildcat womenhave plenty of depth in the distance corps,led by Allison Cottle and Stringfield.

Cottle swam onto four Wildcat Top-10lists in her rookie season and is poised foranother good year. A championship finalist inthe 1650 freestyle at the 2010 CCSAs, Cottleranks fifth among Davidson performers. Shealso swam in the consolation final in the 500freestyle, finishing 14th to rank eighth on theWildcat Top-10 performer list, and is aDavidson Top-10 performer in the 1000 free(eighth) and the 200 fly (third).

While Stringfield is the school’s recordholder in the 400 IM, she is also a member ofthe Wildcats’ school-record holding 800freestyle relay. The versatile Stringfield is onseven Wildcat Top-10 performer lists, includ-ing the 200 free (second), 500 free (fourth)and 1000 free (fifth). She also swam onDavidson’s winning 400 freestyle relay at the2010 CCSA championships.

Davidson also will get production out ofKamperman, who is a Wildcat Top-10 per-former in the 200 free (10th) and juniorMeagan Madden, who ranks 10th in the 500freestyle, sixth in the 1000 freestyle andeighth in the 1650 freestyle.

Senior Casey Gemunder has also been aCCSA championship finalist in the distancefreestyle events in the past, while sophomoreLillie Seifart swam into fifth in the 500 free onthe Wildcat Top-10 performer list with herseventh-place finish at the 2010 CCSA cham-pionships.

Newcomers Marisa Martinson and MeganMcLeod will also contribute for Davidson inthe distance events.

Sprint Freestyle

Martin, the most decorated swimmer inprogram history, leads the Wildcats in thesprint freestyles. The school-record holder in

the 50, 100 and 200 freestyles made Davidsonhistory when she qualified for the 2010NCAA Championships with her winningtime in the 100 freestyle at the 2010 CCSAchampionships.

Martin was selected the 2010 MostOutstanding Female Swimmer at the CCSAchampionships for winning three individualtitles and two relay titles. Named 2010 Mid-Major All-America by collegeswimming.com,she became the first Davidson swimmer tocompete at the 2010 NCAA championships,swimming in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyles.She failed to final in any of her three races,but swam a pair of best times, in the 100 and200 freestyles. Success for Martin will onceagain be defined by an NCAA appearance,this year to be held in Austin, Texas, onMarch 17.

Martin is the only Wildcat to advance tothe NCAA championships, but she is certain-ly not the only Davidson sprinter to make asplash at the 2010 CCSA championships.Castle is second to Martin on the WildcatTop-10 performers list in both the 50 and the100 freestyle and was a finalist in both eventsat last season’s league championships. Shefinished fourth in the 100 free and fifth in the50 free and swam on Davidson’s winning 200and 400 freestyle relays.

Behind Martin and Castle, Davidson alsogets plenty of production out of VanTasselland DeOrnellas. VanTassell was a member ofthe Wildcats’ winning 200 freestyle relay atthe 2010 CCSA championships and is also aDavidson Top-10 performer in the 50 free(fifth), 100 free (fourth) and 200 free (sixth). Avaluable relay team member, she is also amember of Davidson’s record-holding 400and 800 freestyle relays. DeOrnellas swam onthe school-record holding 200 freestyle relayand is a Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 50free (fourth) and 100 free (fifth).

Senior Alexa Richardson is also a WildcatTop-10 performer in the 50 free (seventh) andshould once again contribute to the Wildcatsprint events, while newcomer Liz Macecould make an impact as well.

Butterfly

An important part of the Wildcat sprintingcorps, Castle is also one of Davidson’s ace


2010-11 OUTLOOK

fliers. The Davidson record-holder in the 100fly, Castle is also the two-time defending con-ference champion in the event. In addition toher dominance in the 100 fly, she is also aWildcat Top-10 performer in the 200 fly(eighth) and a critical cog in Davidson’srelays. As a sprinter, she is a member of everyschool-record holding relay except the 800freestyle relay and was a part of both the win-ning 200 and 400 freestyle relays at the 2010CCSA championships.

Kamperman holds the Davidson record inthe 200 fly and finished 10th in the event inthe consolation final at the 2010 CCSA cham-pionships. She is also a Wildcat Top-10 per-former in the 100 fly (sixth).

Along with record-holders Castle andKamperman, Davidson will count on seniorCasey Gemunder, a 2010 CCSA consolationfinalist in the 200 fly, Hobbs, Cottle andDeOrnellas in the butterfly events.

A backstroke specialist, Hobbs is also aWildcat Top-10 performer in the 200 fly, rank-ing second behind her performance at the2010 Nike Invitational at Kenyon College. Adistance specialist, Cottle is third in the 200fly behind her swim at the league champi-onships last season. And DeOrnellas ranksfourth on the Wildcat Top-10 performer list inthe 100 fly with her 10th-place finish in theconsolation final at the conference meet.

Newcomer Mace will also get a chance toswim some butterfly events for Davidson.

Backstroke

After an outstanding rookie season, Hobbswill once again lead Davidson in the back-stroke events. With her leadoff backstroke legin the school-record setting 400 medley,Hobbs set a new Davidson standard in the100 backstroke. She also swam the backstrokeleg of the Wildcats’ school-record setting 200medley relay. Hobbs was a championshipfinalist in both the 100 and 200 backstrokeevents at last season’s league championships,finishing eighth in the latter to move intothird on the Wildcat Top-10 performer list.

Stringfield is another capable backstrokerfor the Wildcats, entering her final seasonranked second in the 200 backstroke on theWildcat Top-10 performer list behind herfourth-place finish at the 2009 CCSA champi-

onships. She is also ranked fifth in the 100backstroke on the strength of her leadoff legin the Wildcats’ 200 medley relay at the 2009league championships.

Martin also ranks ninth among WildcatTop-10 performers in the 100 backstroke, andjunior Meagan Madden is eighth in the 200.

Breaststroke

If the Wildcat women have a weakness, itis in the breaststroke events. And yet the ros-ter is full of breaststrokers who could make adifference for Davidson.

The Wildcats have a pair of Top-10 per-formers in seniors Ineke Stegger and HaileySzymczak. Stegger ranks fifth in the 200breast and ninth in the 100 breast.

Likewise, Szymczak is ranked 10th amongWildcat Top-10 performers in the 100 breast-stroke from her performance at the 2009CCSA championships.

Davidson also hopes for production out ofRichardson and junior Juliana Porter, as wellas newcomers Caroline Vrana, LeeCrittenberger and Megan McLeod.

Individual Medley

Stringfield and Kamperman will onceagain lead the Wildcats in the medleys.

Stringfield is the Wildcats’ school-recordholder in the 400 IM and swam into third inthe 200 IM with her 11th-place finish in theconsolation final at the 2010 league champi-onships. She finished fourth in the 400 IM atthe CCSAs a season ago, but swam her pro-gram-best time at the 2009 championships..

Kamperman set the school record with herfourth-place finish in the 200 IM at the 2010CCSA championships. She is second toStringfield among Wildcat Top-10 performersin the 400 IM with her fourth-place finish atthe 2009 league championships. Kampermanplaced fifth in the event at the 2010 CCSAs.

Behind Kamperman and Stringfield,Davidson has two more Wildcat Top-10 per-formers in Stegger and Seifart. Stegger ranksfifth in the 200 IM and ninth in the 400 IM,while Seifart ranks fourth behind her 10th-place finish at last year’s league champi-onships.

Newcomer Vrana could also get a chanceto contribute in the individual medleys.

Diving

With the loss of Kelsey Chisholm andLinnea Buttermore to graduation, the Wildcatwomen will count on junior Jessica Ardeckyand newcomer Kaliya Burton-Akright toscore crucial points in dual and champi-onship competition.

Ardecky finished fifth on both boards atthe 2009 CCSA championships, and thecoaching staff thinks Burton-Akright haspotential to score as well.

Schedule

Like the Wildcat men, the women opentheir 2010-11 slate with three straight roadmeets, traveling to Clemson, East Carolinaand NC State, before hosting CCSA-foeCollege of Charleston, Oct. 30.

After the Nike Invitational at KenyonCollege, Davidson hosts three straight meetsin the New Year, as Georgia Tech, Howardand VMI visit Cannon Natatorium. In addi-tion to competition with Howard, the ‘Catswill also race against CCSA-foes Campbell,Georgia Southern, N.C. A&T and Radford onJan. 22.

After a final road meet at Gardner-Webbon Jan. 29 the Wildcats will compete at the2011 CCSA Championships in Athens, Ga.,Feb. 17-19.

Martin and her teammates hope to finishtheir season with an appearance at the 2011NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas,March 17-19.


WILDCAT PROFILES

Wildcat Career: Individual event winner against VMI (2009-10) ... relayevent winner against the College of Charleston (2007-08) and Wingate(2007-08).Prep/Personal: Best time of 24.81 in the 50 free.

Senior w Freestyle/Backstroke

W. Des Moines, Iowa

W. Des Moines Valley

Psychology

MCKENSIECARR

Wildcat Career: School-record holder in the 100 fly (54.62/2009) and asa member of the 200 and 400 medley and 200 and 400 freestyle relays …Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 50 free (23.18/2nd), the 100 free(51.25/2nd) and the 200 butterfly (2:08.13/8th) ... 2010 CCSA champion inthe 100 fly (:54.87) and as a member of the 200 and 400 freestyle relays ...2010 CCSA championship finalist (50 free/5th; 100 free/4th) ... 2009CCSA champion in the 100 fly (54.62) and as a member of the 400 freerelay ... 2009 All-CCSA honors as a member of the 200 free relay ... 2009CCSA championship finalist (50 free/3rd, 100 free/4th) ... 2008 CCSAchampion as a member of the 400 free relay (3:28.52) … 2008 All-CCSAhonors in the 100 fly (57.88/3rd) and as a member of the 200 free relay(1:36.35/2nd) … 2008 CCSA championship finalist (100 fly, 3rd) … 2008CCSA consolation finalist (50 free/9th, 100 free/10th) … conferencechampionship relay team member (2008, 2009, 2010) … individual eventwinner against Campbell (2009-10), Clemson (2009-10), College ofCharleston (2008-09, 2009-10), Davidson Invitational (2008-09), EastCarolina (2009-10), Emory (2009-10), Gardner-Webb (2008-09), GeorgiaSouthern (2007-08, 2009-10), N.C. A&T (2009-10), Radford (2009-10),William & Mary (2008-09, 2009-10) and Wingate (2007-08) … relay eventwinner against Campbell (2009-10), Clemson (2007-08, 2009-10), Collegeof Charleston (2007-08), Davidson Invitational (2008-09), East Carolina(2009-10), Emory (2008-09), Gardner-Webb (2007-08), Georgia Southern(2009-10), N.C. A&T (2009-10), Radford (2009-10), Wingate (2007-08) andUNCW/Campbell (2007-08).Prep/Personal: Best times in the 50 free (24.79), 500 free (5:22.96) and100 fly (58.38).

Senior w Butterfly/Freestyle

Grayson, Ga.

Grayson

Anthropology

EMILY CASTLECarr’s Career Statistics

Event HS FR SO JR50 Free :24.81 :24.90 :25.06 :25.00100 Back 1:04.36 1:02.67 1:01.98 1:02.33100 Free :55.29 :57.46 :55.46 :56.55

Castle’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR100 Fly :58.38 :57.62 :54.62 :54.8750 Free :24.72 :24.08 :23.58 :23.18100 Free :53.76 :52.37 :51.25 :50.43


WILDCAT PROFILES

Wildcat Career: School-record holder in the 500 freestyle(4:56.99/2010) … Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 200 free (1:53.06/3rd),the 1000 free (10:17.95/2nd) and the 1650 free (17:04.74/2nd) … 2010CCSA championship finalist (500 free/3rd; 200 free/6th; 1650 free/3rd) ...2008 CCSA champion as a member of the 800 free relay (7:36.75) … 2008CCSA championship finalist (500 free/4th, 200 free/4th) … conferencechampionship relay team member (2010) ... individual event winneragainst Campbell (2009-10), Clemson (2009-10), College of Charleston(2008-09, 2009-10), Davidson Invitational (2008-09), Emory (2007-08),Gardner-Webb (2008-09), Georgia Southern (2009-10), N.C. A&T (2008-09,2009-10), Radford (2009-10) and Wingate (2007-08) … relay event winneragainst Clemson (2007-08, 2009-10), College of Charleston (2007-08),Davidson Invite (2007-08, 2008-09) and Gardner-Webb (2007-08).Prep/Personal: Best times in the 50 (24.99), 100 (53.01), 200 (1:53.24),500 (5:05.28), 1000 (10:38.94), 1650 (17:44.85) freestyles and the 100 (59.58)and 200 (2:15.00) fly.

Senior w Freestyle/Butterfly/Medley

Rogers, Minn.

Elk River

English

JESSICADELGEHAUSEN

Wildcat Career: 2010 CCSA championship finalist (200 fly/7th) ... 2010CCSA consolation finalist (1650 free/16th; 200 fly/15th) ... 2009 CCSAconsolation finalist (500 free/14th) ... 2009 CCSA consolation finalist (400IM/16th, 200 fly/12th) ... 2008 CCSA championship finalist (200 fly/7th)… 2008 CCSA consolation finalist (500 free/1650 free, 400 IM/14th) …individual event winner against Wingate (2007-08). Prep/Personal: Best times in the 100 fly (59.96) and 1000 (10:39.97) and1650 (17:36.72) freestyles.

Senior w Butterfly/Freestyle

Bethesda, Md.

Stone Ridge

Political Science

CASEYGEMUNDER

Delgehausen’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR500 Free 5:05.28 5:02.32 5:03.21 4:56.99200 Free 1:53.24 1:52.87 1:54.49 1:52.8550 Free :24.94 :24.47 :25.14 :24.701000 Free 10:38.94 10:36.91 10:22.13 10:28.561650 Free 17:44.85 N/A 17:21.91 17:04.74

Gemunder’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR200 Fly 2:07.82 2:09.89 2:10.28 2:10.711650 Free 17:36.72 18:05.67 N/A 18:51.26100 Fly :59.86 1:01.46 1:01.74 1:00.12

Wildcat Career: Became Davidson’s first NCAA Qualifier, competingfor the Wildcats in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyles at the 2010 NCAAChampionships hosted by Purdue ... 2010 Mid-Major All-America (col-legeswimming.com) ... 2009 Academic All-America Honorable Mention(CSCAA) and All-America Honorable Mention in 2006-07 and 2007-08(collegeswimming.com) ... school record-holder in the 50 free(:22.57/2010), the 100 free (:49.55/2010), the 200 free (1:48.76/2010) and asa member of the 200 and 400 medley and 200 and 400 freestyle relays...Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 100 back (1:00.13/9th) ... 2010 CCSAWomen’s Most Outstanding Swimmer ... 2010 CCSA champion in the 50free (:22.57), the 100 free (:49.65) and the 200 free (1:49.02) and as a mem-ber of the 200 and 400 freestyle relays ... 2009 CCSA champion in the 50free (:23.04) and the 100 free (49.67) and as a member of the 400 free relay... 2009 All-CCSA honors as a member of the 200 free relay ... 2009 CCSAchampionship finalist (200 free/3rd) ... 2008 CCSA champion in the 50free (23.62) and 100 free (51.12) and as a member of the 400 free relay(3:28.52) … 2008 All-CCSA honors in the 200 free (1:52.92/2nd) and as amember of the 200 free relay (1:36.35/2nd) … 2008 CCSA championshipfinalist (200 free/2nd) … conference championship relay team member(2008, 2009, 2010) … named co-recipient of the team’s 2009 Most Devotedaward with Maddie Stough, and was also named the 2009 Pat MillerMVP ... received team’s 2010 Billy Ray High Point Award and Pat MillerMVP awards ... individual event winner against Campbell (2009-10),Clemson (2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10), College of Charleston (2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10), Davidson Invitational (2007-08, 2008-09), Duke/SouthCarolina (2007-08), East Carolina (2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10), Emory (2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10), Gardner-Webb (2007-08), Georgia Southern (2007-08,2009-10), N.C. A&T (2008-09, 2009-10), NC State (2009-10), Radford (2009-10), UNCW/Campbell (2007-08), Virginia Tech (2009-10), William & Mary(2008-09) and Wingate (2007-08) … relay event winner against Campbell(2009-10), Clemson (2007-08, 2009-10), College of Charleston (2007-08),Davidson Invite (2007-08, 2008-09), East Carolina (2009-10), Emory (2007-08, 2008-09), Georgia Southern (2009-10), N.C. A&T (2009-10), Radford(2009-10), Wingate (2007-08) and UNCW/Campbell (2007-08).Prep/Personal: Best times in the 50 (23.87) and 100 (51.41) freestyles.

Senior w Freestyle

Dalton, Ga.

Girls Preparatory School

Physics

LINDSEYMARTIN

Martin’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR100 Free :51.41 :50.82 :49.67 :49.5550 Free :23.41 :22.78 :22.99 :22.57200 Free 1:56.43 1:51.89 1:50.15 1:48.76

WILDCAT PROFILES


Wildcat Career: Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 50 free (24.38/7th) ...2009 All-CCSA honors as a member of the 200 free relay ... 2009 CCSAconsolation finalist (50 free/15th) ... 2008 All-CCSA honors as a memberof the 200 free relay (1:36.35/2nd) … conference championship relay teammember (2008, 2009) ... relay event winner against Clemson (2009-10),Davidson Invite (2007-08), Emory (2007-08), Gardner-Webb (2007-08) andWingate (2007-08). Prep/Personal: Best times in the 50 free (24.32) and 100 breast (1:06.90).

Senior w Breaststroke/Freestyle

Charlotte, N.C.

Charlotte Christian

Chemistry

ALEXARICHARDSON

Senior w Breaststroke/Medley

Indianapolis, Ind.

Carmel

Political Science

INEKESTEGGER

Wildcat Career: Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 100 breast(1:08.31/9th), the 200 breast (2:25.23/5th), the 200 IM (2:09.24/5th) andthe 400 IM (4:34.41/9th) ... 2008 CCSA championship finalist (200 IM/6th;400 IM/4th) ... 2008 CCSA consolation finalist (200 breast/9th) ... individ-ual event winner against Clemson (2007-08), College of Charleston (2007-08), Emory (2007-08) and Gardner-Webb (2007-08) ... relay event winneragainst College of Charleston (2007-08).Prep/Personal: Best times in the 200 IM (2:09.43), 400 IM (4:31.21), 500free (5:09.37), 100 breast (1:08.21) and 200 breast (2:26.62).

Richardson’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR50 Free :24.32 :24.41 :24.38 :24.52100 Breast 1:06.97 1:08.81 1:09.37 1:09.48100 Free :54.29 :54.30 :54.43 :55.75

Stegger’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR100 free :54.44 :53.81 :56.26 :56.02100 Breast 1:08.21 1:08.31 1:10.95 1:10.31200 Breast 2:26.62 2:25.23 2:34.19 2:27.57200 IM 2:09.43 2:09.24 2:15.69 2:13.13

WILDCAT PROFILES


Wildcat Career: School-record holder in the 400 IM (4:25.88/2010) andas a member of the 800 free relay … Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 200free (1:52.93/2nd), the 500 free (5:03.94/4th), the 1000 free (10:29.65/5th),the 100 back (:58.97/5th), the 200 back (2:03.65/2nd) and the 200 IM(2:06.48/3rd) … 2010 CCSA champion as a member of the 400 freestylerelay ... 2010 CCSA championship finalist (400 IM/4th; 200 back/7th) ...2010 CCSA consolation finalist (200 IM/11th) ... 2009 All-CCSA honors asa member of the 800 free relay (2nd) ... 2009 CCSA championship finalist(200 IM/8th, 400 IM/3rd, 200 back/4th) ... 2008 CCSA champion in the400 IM (4:28.44) and as a member of the 400 free (3:28.52) and 800 freerelays (7:36.75) … 2008 All-CCSA honors in 200 back (2:06.13/3rd) … …2008 CCSA championship finalist (50 free/7th, 200 IM/5th, 200 back, 3rd)… conference championship relay team member (2008, 2009, 2010) …individual event winner against Clemson (2008-09), College of Charleston(2007-08, 2008-09), Davidson Invitational (2007-08, 2008-09), East Carolina(2007-08), Emory (2007-08, 2008-09), Gardner-Webb (2007-08, 2008-09),Georgia Southern (2007-08), William & Mary (2008-09), Wingate (2007-08)and UNCW/Campbell (2007-08) … relay event winner against Clemson(2009-10), College of Charleston (2007-08), Davidson Invite (2007-08, 2008-09) and Emory (2007-08, 2008-09).Prep/Personal: Best times in the 200 (1:55.28), 500 (5:05.42), 1000(10:33.99) and 1650 (17:40.05) freestyles, 200 back (2:07.92), 100 breast(1:11.89), 200 IM (2:09.07) and 400 IM (4:35.34).

Senior w Backstroke/Medley

Waynesville, N.C.

Tuscola

Spanish

ANNASTRINGFIELD

Senior w Breaststroke

Chevy Chase, Md.

Bethesda Chevy Chase

Spanish

HAILEYSZYMCZAK

Wildcat Career: Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 100 breast(1:08.41/10th) ... 2009 CCSA consolation finalist (100 breast/13th, 200breast/11th).Prep/Personal: Best time in the 100 breast (1:10.10).

Stringfield’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR200 IM 2:09.07 2:08.12 2:06.93 2:06.48400 IM 4:35.34 4:28.42 4:25.88 4:27.73100 Free :54.44 :52.78 :53.76 :52.50200 Free 1:55.28 1:52.40 1:53.08 1:52.00500 Free 5:05.42 5:06.63 5:03.94 ??

Szymczak’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR100 Breast 1:10.10 1:11.06 1:08.41 1:10.79200 Breast 2:35.04 2:36.24 2:28.17 2:34.56

WILDCAT PROFILES


Wildcat Career: Swam her best times of last season at the 2010 CCSAchampionships, including 1:03.84 in the 100 free, 1:15.14 in the 100 breastand a career-best 2:43.55 in the 200 breast.Prep/Personal: Finished in first place at sectional meet in 2003 …regional qualifier for three consecutive years (2003-05) … state qualifier in2004.

Senior w Breaststroke/Freestyle

Brookeville, Md.

Sherwood

Biology

LYNEAWITCZAK

Wildcat Career: Finished 11th (165.85) on the 1-meter and the 3-meter(178.55) at the 2009 CCSAs ... was ninth on both the 3-meter (191.52) andthe 1-meter (176.49) at the 2010 CCSA championships. Prep/Personal: Finished in first place at sectional meet in 2003 …regional qualifier for three consecutive years (2003-05) … state qualifier in2004.

Junior w Diving

Encinitas, Calif.

La Costa Canyon

Sociology

JESSICAARDECKY

WILDCAT PROFILES


Witczak’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO JR100 Free 1:01.84 1:02.72 0:59.35 1:03.84100 Breast 1:16.87 1:15.17 1:14.46 1:15.14200 Breast 2:50.20 2:47.17 2:43.65 2:43.55

Ardecky’s Career StatisticsEvent FR SO1-meter 207.11 197.333-meter 198.83 191.52


WILDCAT PROFILES

Junior w Butterfly/Medley

Hilton Head Island, S.C.

Hilton Head

Art

LAURENKAMPERMAN

Wildcat Career: School record-holder in the 200 fly (2:06.84/2009) and200 IM (2:05.12/2010) ... Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 200 free(1:54.53/2010), the 100 fly (:58.84/6th) and the 400 IM (4:26.51/2nd) ...2010 CCSA championship finalist (200 IM/4th; 400 IM/5th) ... 2010 CCSAconsolation finalist (200 fly/10th) ... 2009 CCSA championship finalist(200 IM/7th, 400 IM/4th, 200 fly/7th) ... individual event winner againstCollege of Charleston (2008-09, 2009-10), Emory (2008-09) and N.C. A&T(2008-09). Prep/Personal: Best times of 1:01.15 in the 100 fly, 2:12.11 in the 200 fly,1:54.85 in the 200 free, 2:11.77 in the 200 IM and 4:37.40 in the 400 IM.

Wildcat Career: Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 500 free(5:06.39/10th), the 1000 free (10:34.58/6th), the 1650 free (17:44.41/8th)and the 200 back (2:07.76/8th) ... 2010 CCSA consolation finalist (500free/15th; 1650 free/14th; 200 back/12th) ... 2009 CCSA consolation final-ist (500 free/13th, 200 back/9th) ... individual event winner against VMI(2009-10). Prep/Personal: Best times of 5:07.81 in the 500 free, 10:32.97 in the 1000free and 2:10.02 in the 200 back.

Junior w Freestyle/Backstroke

Richmond, Va.

Douglas Freeman

Biology

MEAGANMADDEN

Kamperman’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO100 Fly 1:01.15 1:01.42 0:58.84200 Fly 2:12.11 2:06.84 2:07.59200 Free 1:54.85 1:57.96 1:54.53200 IM 2:11.77 2:06.62 2:05.12400 IM 4:37.40 4:26.51 4:28.00

Madden’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO500 Free 5:07.81 5:06.39 5:11.51000 Free 10:32.97 10:34.58 11:04.60200 Back 2:10.02 2:07.76 2:09.95


WILDCAT PROFILES

Wildcat Career: Swam a season-best time of 2:35.71 in the 200 Breastand also a personal-best time of :25.82 in the 50 free at 2010 CCSA cham-pionships. Prep/Personal: Best times of :56.75 in the 100 free, :25.90 in the 50 freeand 2:28.99 in the 200 breast.

Junior w Breaststroke/Freestyle

Norfolk, Va.

Norfolk Collegiate School

Biology

JULIANAPORTER

Wildcat Career: School record-holder as a member of the 400 and 800freestyle relays ... Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 50 free (:24.09/2009),the 100 free (:51.96/4th) and the 200 free (1:53.44/6th) ... 2010 CCSAchampion as a member of the 200 freestyle relay ... 2009 CCSA championas a member of the 400 free relay ... 2009 All-CCSA honors as a member ofthe 800 free relay (2nd) ... 2009 CCSA consolation finalist (50 free/:24.09)... 2009 CCSA consolation finalist (200 free/10th, 100 free/9th) ... confer-ence championship relay team member (2009, 2010) ... individual eventwinner against VMI (2009-10) ... relay event winner at DavidsonInvitational (2008-09), against East Carolina (2009-10). Prep/Personal: Best times of :24.20 in the 50 free, :52.31 in the 100 freeand 1:54.86 in the 200 free.

Junior w Freestyle

Charlotte, N.C.

Myers Park

English

CASEYVANTASSELL

Porter’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO100 free :56.75 :56.82 :57.1550 Free :25.90 :25.83 :25.76200 Breast 2:28.99 2:35.68 2:35.71

VanTassell’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR SO50 Free :24.20 :24.09 :24.13100 Free :52.31 :51.96 :54.18200 Free 1:54.86 1:53.44 1:57.38


WILDCAT PROFILES

Wildcat Career: School-record holder as a member of the 200 freestylerelay ... Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 50 free (:23.91/2010), 100 free(:52.04/2010) and 100 fly (:58.23/2010) ... 2010 CCSA champion as a mem-ber of the 200 and 400 freestyle relays ... 2010 CCSA championship finalist(100 free/5th) ... 2010 CCSA consolation finalist (100 fly/10th) ... confer-ence championship relay team member (2010) ... received team’s 2010Most Promising Freshman award ... relay event winner against Campbell(2009-10), Clemson (2009-10), East Carolina (2009-10), Georgia Southern(2009-10), N.C. A&T (2009-10), Radford (2009-10) and VMI (2009-10).Prep/Personal: Best times of :24.31 in the 50 free, :52.46 in the 100 freeand :58.45 in the 100 fly.

Sophomore w Freestyle/Butterfly

Fairfax, Va.

Fairfax

Undeclared

Wildcat Career: School-record holder in the 100 backstroke(:57.48/2010) and as a member of the 200 and 400 medley relays ...Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 200 backstroke (2:04.35/3rd), the 200 fly(2:07.15/2nd) ... 2010 CCSA championship finalist (100 back/8th; 200back/8th) ... 2010 CCSA consolation finalist (200 fly/14th) ... conferencechampionship relay team member (2010) ... individual event winneragainst Campbell (2009-10), Clemson (2009-10), Georgia Southern (2009-10), N.C. A&T (2009-10) and Radford (2009-10) ... relay event winneragainst Campbell (2009-10), East Carolina (2009-10), Georgia Southern(2009-10), N.C. A&T (2009-10), Radford (2009-10) and VMI (2009-10).Prep/Personal: Best times of :59.28 in the 100 back, 2:07.97 in the 200back and 2:07.87 in the 200 fly.

Sophomore w Backstroke/Butterfly

Portsmouth, N.H.

Portsmouth

Undeclared

KELSIHOBBS

Wildcat Career: Swam a career-best 1:55.04 in the 200 free at the NikeInvitational at Kenyon College as well as her best time for her freshmanseason of 2:12.51 in the 200 IM ... swam a career-best 4:28.58 in the 400 IMat the 2010 CCSA championships.Prep/Personal: Best times of 1:55.94 in the 200 free, 2:11.86 in the 200IM and 4:33.73 in the 400 IM.

Sophomore w Freestyle/Medley

Charlotte, N.C.

Myers Park

Undeclared

LILLIESEIFART

JEANDEORNELLAS

Sophomore w Freestyle/Butterfly

Tallahassee, Fla.

Lawton Chiles

Undeclared

ALLISONCOTTLE

Wildcat Career: Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 500 free (5:05.78/8th),the 1000 free (10:35.87/8th), the 1650 free (17:34.70/5th) and the 200 fly(2:07.28/3rd) ... 2010 CCSA championship finalist (1650 free/8th) ... 2010CCSA consolation finalist (500 free/14th) ... individual event winneragainst Emory (2009-10) ... relay event winner against VMI (2009-10).Prep/Personal: Best times of 5:08.01 in the 500 free, :55.23 in the 100free, 17:35.95 in the 1000 free and 2:09.74 in the 200 fly.

DeOrnellas’ Career StatisticsEvent HS FR50 free :24.31 :23.66100 free :52.46 :51.49100 fly :58.45 :58.23

Seifart’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR200 free 1:55.94 1:55.04200 IM 2:11.86 2:12.51400 IM 4:33.73 4:28.58

Hobbs’ Career StatisticsEvent HS FR100 back :59.28 :57.48200 back 2:07.97 2:04.35200 fly 2:07.87 2:07.15

Cottle’s Career StatisticsEvent HS FR500 free 5:08.01 5:05.78100 free :55.23 :56.291650 free 17:35.95 17:34.70200 fly 2:09.74 2:07.28


WILDCAT PROFILES

Freshman w Diving

Tampa, Fla.

Tampa Prep

Undeclared

KALIYABURTON-AKRIGHT

Prep/Personal: Best times of :57.19 in the 100 fly, 2:44.56 in the 200 fly,:24.31 in the 50 free, :54.06 in the 100 free and 2:02.45 in the 200 free.

Freshman w Butterfly/Freestyle

Springfield, Mo.

Glendale

Undeclared

LIZMACE

Freshman w Freestyle

Redwood City, Calif.

Woodside Priory School

Undeclared

MARISAMARTINSON

Freshman w Breaststroke/Freestyle

Waynesville, N.C.

Tuscola

Undeclared

MEGANMCLEOD

Freshman w Breaststroke/Medley

Hummelstown, Pa.

Hersey

Undeclared

CAROLINEVRANA

Prep/Personal: Best times of :27.33 in the 50 free, 56.85 in the 100 free,1:59.28 in the 200 free and 5:09.61 in the 500 free.

Prep/Personal: Best times of 1:13.55 in the 100 breast, 2:33.00 in the 200breast, :26.55 in the 50 free, :56.98 in the 100 free, 1:58.34 in the 200 free,5:11.28 in the 500 free, 10:47.56 in the 1000 free and 18:06.12 in the 1000free.

Prep/Personal: Best times of 1:06.13 in the 100 breast, 2:30.27 in the 200breast and 2:17.97 in the 200 IM.

Prep/Personal: First Team All-League for swimming in 2009-10 ...won the 100 breaststroke in ISL Championship meet in 2010.

Freshman w Breaststroke

Bethesda, Md.

Georgetown Visitation

Undeclared

LEECRITTENBERGER

The Young FileName . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John YoungBirthplace . . . . . . . . . Williamstown, Mass.

Coaching Highlights• 2007-08 CCSA Women’s Coach of the Year• 2009-10 CCSA Men’s Coach of the Year• As an assistant coach at Kenyon College,helped teams to four NCAA Division IIIChampionships in three seasons.

HEAD COACH

John Young became the head coach of theWildcat swimming and diving program at thestart of the 2006-07 season. During his tenure,the Wildcats have experienced tremendoussuccess, highlighted by Lindsay Martin '11becoming the first Davidson swimmer to com-pete at the NCAA Division I Swimming &Diving Championships in 2010.

After overseeing the team’s move to theCoastal Collegiate Swimming Association tobegin the 2007-08 season, Young led thewomen’s team to the inaugural championshipand the Wildcat men to a runner-up finish. Forhis efforts, Young was named 2007-08 CCSACoach of the Year, also coaching 14 athletes toAll-CCSA performances, including five indi-vidual event winners.

The teams continue to experience successin the new league, as both finished second atthe 2009 CCSA Championships and took homeseveral individual honors. Ben Lane wasnamed Most Outstanding Male Diver afterwinning both the 1 and 3-meter events, andCurtis Chaney was named Most OutstandingFreshman Male Performer for being a three-time individual champion.

In 2010, Young led the Wildcat men to theirfirst league championship, once again earningCCSA Coach of the Year honors, while the

Wildcat women finished in the runner-up spot.Lane earned Most Outstanding Male Diver fora second straight season, while Martin wasnamed Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmerafter sweeping the 50, 100 and 200 freestyles.Martin, who set a pair of school records at the2010 NCAA Championships, was named tothe 2010 Mid-Major All-America Team by col-legeswimming.com, while 2010 CCSA MostPromising Freshman Drew Onken earnedHonorable Mention honors for winning the400 IM with an NCAA B-cut time at the leaguechampionships.

During his tenure the Wildcats have setnew school records in all 14 individual recordsand all five relay records on the men’s side,and 12 individual school records and all fiverelay records on the women’s. In his first twoseasons with the Wildcats, Young coached 10All-CAA performers. The Wildcats also contin-ue to excel in the classroom, with the teamsconsistently honored by the College SwimCoaches Association of America for academicexcellence. Martin, Anna Stringfield ‘11 andJean DeOrnellas ‘13 have all been namedHonorable Mention Scholar All-Americans aswell.

Prior to joining the Davidson staff, Youngspent three years as an assistant swimming

Head Coach

Fifth Year

Williams College ‘97

JOHNYOUNG


HEAD COACH


School Records Set in Young EraMen’s Individual Records Women’s Individual Records50 free (20.43) 50 free (22.57)100 free (45.38) 100 free (49.55)200 free (1:37.72) 200 free (1:48.76)500 free (4:26.89) 500 free (4:56.99)1000 free (9:32.47) 1000 free (10:17.02)1650 free (15:47.93) 1650 free (16:56.74)100 back (50.06) 100 back (57.48)200 back (1:48.69) 200 back (2:02.36)100 breast (56.13)200 breast (2:00.25)100 fly (49.43) 100 fly (54.62)200 fly (1:49.69) 200 fly (2:06.84)200 IM (1:49.56) 200 IM (2:05.12)400 IM (3:49.79) 400 IM (4:25.88)3-meter diving (dual, 315.30) 3-meter diving (dual, 256.35)

Men’s Relay Records Women’s Individual Records200 medley (1:30.91) 200 medley (1:44.16)400 medley (3:19.62) 400 medley (3:47.28)200 free (1:21.51) 200 free (1:33.37)400 free (3:01.85) 400 free (3:23.09)800 free (6:42.92) 800 free (7:31.64)

Student-Athlete Accomplishments Under Young

• Davidson’s First NCAA participant, Lindsay Martin (50, 100 and 200 freestyles), also 2010CCSA Most Outstanding Swimmer and Mid-Major All-America• CCSA Most Outstanding Diver, 2009 & 2010, Ben Lane• CCSA Most Promising Freshman Male Performer, 2010 Drew Onken, also Mid-MajorHonorable Mention All-America• Most Outstanding Freshman Male Performer, 2009, Curtis Chaney• Martin, Anna Stringfield and Jean DeOrnellas, Honorable Mention Scholar All-Americans• 14 All-CCSA Performers, including five individual event winners• 10 All-CAA Performers• 23 individual and 20 relay Division III national champions, including four individual andtwo relay record-setters• two Olympians

coach at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio,helping to guide the Lords and Ladies to fourNCAA Division III team championships.

“John has a keen understanding of a highlycompetitive academic and athletic environ-ment,” Director of Athletics Jim Murphy said.“His background and experience make him agreat fit for Davidson.”

During his tenure at Kenyon, Youngcoached national champions in 23 individualand 20 relay events, including Division IIIrecord-setters in four individual and two relayevents, and two Olympians. Young was alsoresponsible for the team’s strength and powerprogram as well as recruiting.

A 1997 graduate of Williams College inWilliamstown, Mass., Young collected fourNCAA Division III national championships asa student-athlete and was named NECACDivision III Male Athlete of the Year as a sen-ior.

The team captain and two-time Division IIINew England Conference Swimmer of theYear also earned All-America honors 16 timesand Honorable Mention All-America recogni-tion 10 times. Young’s impressive collegiatecareer also included seven NEC event records,eight Williams College records and 22 NECtitles.

Before becoming a coach, Young worked asa consultant with a market research firm inQuincy, Mass., where he interacted withclients, managed the firm’s technology infra-structure, and hired and trained new analysts,giving him a skill set unique among manycoaches.

Young has also served as a coach at TotalPerformance Elite Training Camps in NewYork, Ohio and Wisconsin, as well as theTechnique Swimming Camp at HarvardUniversity. He is a member of the AmericanSwim Coaches Association and the CollegeSwim Coaches Association of America.

COACHING STAFF

Aaron Hintz joined the Davidson swim-ming program as the diving coach in the 2007-08 season.

With more than 16 years of coaching expe-rience, Hintz has worked with athletes atevery level from novice to nationals andNCAA Division I, and the Wildcats benefitfrom his wealth of knowledge and experience.

Hintz earned CCSA co-Men’s Diving Coachof the Year in both 2009 and 2010 after coach-ing Ben Lane to Most Outstanding Diver hon-ors in back to back seasons. Lane won both the1 and 3-meter events at the 2009 CCSA cham-pionships. That season, he also coached Laneto a 26th-place finish at the NCAA Zone BChampionships and a new school record onthe 3-meter. The following season, he repeatedas CCSA Most Outstanding Diver, once againsweeping the diving events at the conferencechampionship. He competed at the NCAAZone B Championships for a second straightseason, finishing 28th on the 3-meter and 25thon the 1-meter board.

“Aaron’s vision for Davidson Diving is per-fectly consistent with my belief that Davidsoncan sustain a high-achieving swimming anddiving program built around the excellence ofoutstanding athlete-scholars,” Young said.“Able to offer Davidson’s prestigious academ-ics and the chance to dive in one of the coun-try’s premier facilities, I trust that Aaron willrecruit the country’s best and brightest divers.Even more importantly, I know he is a coachwith whom those divers will improve whenthey arrive.”

Prior to joining the Davidson staff, Hintzwas serving as an assistant coach for 2007 EastNational Champions “Team Orlando” Divingin Orlando, Fla.

His coaching career also includes head div-ing coach at Western Illinois University (2003-06), head coach for Noblesville Dive Club inNoblesville, Ind. (1998-2003), assistant divingcoach at Ball State University (1997-98), assis-tant coach for the Tualatin Hills Dive Club inBeaverton, Ore. (1994-97), diving coach at CoeCollege in Cedar Rapids, Iowa (1990-92) anddiving instructor for the Cedar Rapids Parkand Recreation District (1990).

Along the way, Hintz has coached fourDiver of the Years and various universityrecord holders. He has coached a diver toDivision III NCAAs and two to the Division INCAA Zones.

At the Junior Olympic level, Hintz hascoached a World Team Trial qualifier and three

The Hintz File

Coaching Highlights• 2009 CCSA co-Men’s Diving Coach of the Year• 2010 CCSA co-Men’s Diving Coach of the Year

• Has coached:- CCSA Most Outstanding Diver, 2009 & 2010,Ben Lane

• New diving records:- Linnea Buttermore, 3-meter dual- Ben Lane, 3-meter dual

divers in the top-10 at multiple national meets.In a five-year stint as a Junior Olympic coach,he qualified divers to a national level meetmore than 20 times.

Hintz received a B.A. in journalism fromWestern Illinois in 2005, with a minors in cre-ative writing and English.

In addition to his coaching experience,Hintz has extensive experience working in theworld of professional journalism, serving as awebmaster for Parkview Homes in Tampa,Fla., as well as a senior writer for the MacombEagle, editor in chief for Macomb Seen and areporter for the Macomb Journal in Macomb,Ill. This experience aided in his developmentas a communicator, team builder and leader.

Among his accomplishments, Hintz wonthe Illinois Press Association’s Maurice Scottaward for the best coverage of taxation andplaced in the top three in three other cate-gories.

Diving Coach

Fourth Year

Western Illinois University ‘05

AARONHINTZ


Hintz also attended Field Medical ServiceSchool to become eligible to deploy with Marinesand attained the rank of Non-CommissionedOfficer, HM3. He served as a medical corpsmenwith the U.S. Marines from 1988-1994.

COACHING STAFF

Chris Brammer joined the Davidson family as an assistant coach tobegin the 2009-10 season, after three successful years of graduateschool and coaching at Indiana University.

During his graduate work at Indiana, Brammer studied humanperformance under the direction of Dr. Joel Stager at the CounsilmanCenter for the Science of Swimming. Based on the teaching and coach-ing philosophy of the legendary Dr. James Counsilman, theCounsilman Center serves as a research center and resource for theswimming community.

Brammer played a pivotal role in research projects that included ananalysis of the progression of elite and masters swim performanceacross time, measurement and identification of swimming power, thedevelopment of training devices and protocols specific to swim per-formance, the relationship between selected anthropometric dimen-sions and flutter kick performance, and recovery aides followingendurance exercise. His Masters thesis, titled “Cutaneous Input andMotorneuron Excitability,” was in regard to the effect of shaving onswim performance.

“Chris’s education equips him with first-rate technical knowl-edge,” head swimming coach John Young said. “And his ability toaddress not only ‘what’ questions, but also ‘why’ questions willadvance the effectiveness of training sessions and the intellectualengagement of our athletes. He’s a great fit for our student-athletes,and they’ll enjoy his expertise.”

In addition to his responsibilities as a graduate student, Brammerserved as an assistant coach for local high school and middle schoolswim teams, and as co-head coach at the Counsilman Center SwimTeam (CCST). In the spring of 2010, Brammer served as the first headcoach of an age-group swim team in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.

Brammer earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Sciencefrom Truman State University, where he was a four-year varsity letterwinner and three-time academic All-American. Competitively, he com-peted at the NCAA Division II Championship three times, earningNCAA All-America honors twice and Honorable-Mention All-Americahonors five times as a butterfly specialist. He is a native of Omaha,Nebraska.

Krakauer joins the Wildcat swimming and diving staff for the 2010-11 season after spending the past two seasons as an assistant coach atColgate University, where she coached the middle distance and strokeswimmers.

“I am delighted to introduce Amy Krakauer as the newest memberof the Davidson swimming and diving family,” head coach JohnYoung said. “Her experiences, both as a student-athlete and as a pro-fessional, make her a unique and impressive fit for our program.”

In her two seasons with the Raiders, the middle distance teamachieved 231 personal best times, 27 school records, 22 Patriot Leaguerecords, 15 NCAA B-cut times and the women’s team won the 2009Patriot League Championship. Krakauer also coached Emily Murphy,who became Colgate’s first female NCAA championship competitor,in the 200 IM and the 100 and 200 breaststrokes.

“Coach Krakauer is familiar with the perspective necessary to besuccessful in a rigorous academic setting,” Young said. “As our stu-dent-athletes aspire to ever-greater successes, I am confident that Amywill be a tremendous resource and mentor.”

Krakauer’s coaching experience also includes stints at NikeSwimming Camps in 2006 and 2007 and as the head coach of theColumbia Masters Swimming program from 2005-08, while she wasalso a four-year member of the Columbia women’s swimming anddiving team.

Krakauer was a four-year letter winner for the Columbia Lions,earning First-Team All-Ivy honors in 2008, as a member of the win-ning 200 medley relay and runner-up 400 medley relay, and the run-ner-up in the 100 breast with an NCAA B-cut time at the Ivy Leaguechampionships. She also earned Academic All-America HonorableMention honors in 2008 and Academic All-Ivy honors in 2006, 2007and 2008. The former team captain was also an NCAA SportsmanshipAward Ivy League nominee in 2006 and the Coaches Award winner inboth 2005 and 2006.

Krakauer earned her B.A. in Economics and German fromColumbia in May of 2008, where she was an eight-semester honoreeon the Dean’s List. She is a native of Colorado Springs, Colo. Sherecently completed the Ironman Lousiville 2010, where she won herage group and earned a qualifying slot in the Ironman WorldChampionships in Hawaii.

Assistant Coach

First Year

Columbia ‘08

AMYKRAKAUER

Assistant Coach

Second Year

Truman State ‘06

CHRISBRAMMER


2009-10 SEASON IN REVIEW

Men’s and Women’sSwimmers Ranked in First

CSCAA Mid-Major Poll Both the Davidson Wildcat men’s and

women’s swimming and diving teams wereranked in the season’s firstCollegeSwimming.com/CSCAA Mid-MajorDivision I Poll. After picking up a dual-meetvictory over CCSA-foe the College ofCharleston, the Wildcat women were ranked20th. The Davidson men were ranked 25th.

Martin Named Swimmer ofthe Meet at Nike Invite

Behind her third individual title and anNCAA B-cut time in the 100 freestyle, LindseyMartin was named the Swimmer of the Meetas the Davidson Wildcat swimming and div-ing team concluded competition at the NikeInvitational at Kenyon College.

Martin won the 100 freestyle with a time of50.17, after winning the 50 free and the 200freestyles. She also anchored the Wildcats’runner-up 400 freestyle relay, along withteammates Jean DeOrnellas, Anna Stringfieldand Jessica Delgehausen and anchoredDavidson to a win in the 200 freestyle relay.

The Wildcat women finished in third placewith 684.5 points, behind the University ofPennsylvania (1,457) and host Kenyon College(1,330.5).

Davidson’s men finished in fourth placewith 380.5 points, behind Kenyon (1,531),Penn (1,446.5) and Cargnie Mellon (483).

Wildcat Men Win CCSAChampionship, Women

Finish Runner-UpThe Davidson Wildcat men’s swimming

and diving team captured the 2010 CCSAChampionship, while the women finished sec-ond, as the league championships concludedat the Allan Jones Intercollegiate AquaticCenter on the campus of the University ofTennessee.

The Wildcat men defeated Gardner-Webb,907-653, to earn their first championship titlein school history. Winning the title for a sec-ond straight season, the Eagle women defeat-ed the Wildcats 831.5-637.

Drew Onken was honored as Men’s MostOutstanding Freshman Performer, the secondstraight season a Wildcat has been so honored,capturing titles in the 400 IM (3:51.93, CCSArecord) and setting Davidson standards in the

200 IM, 400 IM and 200 breaststroke. Ben Lane was named Men’s Most

Outstanding Diver for the second consecutiveseason, sweeping the diving events again andrecording Conference records off both boards.

Lindsey Martin was named Women’s MostOutstanding Swimmer as she swept the 50,100 and 200 freestyle events and posted CCSArecords in both the 50 (22.57) and 100freestyles (49.65).

Head coach John Young was named Men’sCoach of the Year, and diving coach AaronHintz was named co-Diving Coach of the Yearfor a second straight season.

Onken Breaks Records atBulldog Invitational

Drew Onken set two school records at theUniversity of Georgia’s Bulldog Invitational,finishing with a time of 3:49.79, 34th in theNCAA in the 400 IM. He also re-broke his 200breaststroke record twice (2:00.25 in finals).And, trying his hand in a couple more events,he moved up to third all time at Davidson inthe 200 backstroke (1:49.39) and broke the col-lege’s all-time record in the 200 butterfly(1:49.69).

Top-10 AdditionsMenTennant Brastow 50 freeJoe Burquist 100 back, 100 & 200 flyBrad Carman 50 freeWills Cooper 50 & 200 freeBryan Droll 50 freeDavid Kerman 100 breast, 200 fly, 200 IMBen Lucas 400 IMDrew Onken 200 & 500 free, 200 back,

100 & 200 breast, 200 fly, 200 & 400 IMGeoff Peitz50 & 100 free, 100 & 200 back, 200 IMMiller Williams 50 free

New School RecordsMen — IndividualJoe Burquist 100 flyBryan Droll 50 freeDrew Onken 200 breast, 200 fly,

200 & 400 IMGeoff Peitz 100 back

Relay200 medley Geoff Peitz, Drew Onken,

Joe Burquist, Bryan Droll400 medley Geoff Peitz, Drew Onken,

Miller Williams, Bryan Droll

Men’s ResultsDual Meet Record: 1-7 overall, 1-1 CCSA

Oct. 3 Clemson L, 92-18317 East Carolina L, 120-16724 at Emory L, 106-16930 William & Mary L, 87-13131 at Coll. of Charleston* L, 112-124

Nov. 7 NC State L, 100-167Dec. 3 Nike Invitational at Kenyon 4thJan. 15 VMI* W, 160-54

16 at Virginia Tech L, 87-144

Feb.18-20 CCSA Championships1 1st

1Knoxville, Tenn.

Bold type denotes home match.

*CCSA match.


2009-10 SEASON IN REVIEW

Lane Competes at NCAAZone B Championships

Ben Lane represented the DavidsonWildcat men’s swimming and diving team atthe 2010 NCAA Zone B Championships at theGeorgia Tech Aquatic Center. He placed 28thon the 3-meter board with a score of 265.35and 25th on the 1-meter board with a score of245.50 in preliminary competition.

Martin Selected to NCAAChampionships, First in

Davidson HistoryBecoming the first Davidson swimmer in

the program history to do so, Lindsey Martinwas selected to the 2010 NCAA Division IWomen’s Swimming and DivingChampionships, hosted by Purdue Universityin West Lafayette, Ind., at BoilermakerAquatic Center, March 18-20.

Martin was invited based on her time inthe 50 free, after qualifying with a winning,school and league-record time of 22.57 at theCCSA Championships.

Martin Sets Records, MakesHistory at NCAAs

In Davidson’s first-ever appearance at theNCAA Division I Swimming & DivingChampionships, Lindsey Martin finished 30thwith a time of 22.75 in the preliminary sessionof the 50 freestyle.

She continued making Davidson history,breaking her own college record in the 200freestyle, finishing 55th in the prelims with apersonal-best time of 1:48.76.

She concluded competition by swimminganother personal and Davidson-record time inthe 100 freestyle in the preliminary competi-tion. Martin finished 28th with a personal andcollege record time of 49.55.

‘Cats Ranked in FinalCSCAA Mid-Major Poll

The Davidson men’s and women’s swim-ming diving teams finished the season ranked23rd in the 8th Annual CollegeSwimming.comMid-Major Rankings.

Martin, Onken Earn All-America Honors

Lindsey Martin was named to the 2010Mid-Major All-American Team, while Drew

Onken earned Honorable Mention honors, asannounced by Collegeswimming.com.

Martin was one of the 16 women honoredbased on their qualification for the 2010NCAA Division I Championship, and Onkenearned his Honorable Mention status by earn-ing NCAA 'B' time standards during the 2009-10 season.

Teams Named All-Academic, Stringfield and

DeOrnellas HonoredBoth the Davidson Wildcat men’s and

women’s swimming and diving teams weredesignated All-Academic Teams, and AnnaStringfield and Jean DeOrnellas were namedHonorable Mention Scholar All-America, bythe College Swim Coaches Association ofAmerica for the 2009-10 academic year.

The Davidson women impressed with ateam GPA of 3.43, one of the top 25 in thecountry. Fresh off their 2009-10 CCSAChampionship, the Wildcat men’s team quali-fied with a team GPA of 3.08, after also earn-ing the honor after the 2007-08 season.

Women’s ResultsDual Meet Record: 6-6 overall, 6-0 CCSA

Oct. 3 Clemson L, 123-17717 East Carolina L, 116-18324 at Emory L, 130-16430 William & Mary L, 90-14931 at Coll. of Charleston* W, 151-89

Nov. 7 NC State L, 129-157Dec. 3 Nike Invitational at Kenyon 3rdJan. 15 VMI* W, 69-36

16 at Virginia Tech L, 100-13423 Ga. Southern* W, 174-119

Campbell* W, 192-83N.C. A&T* W, 210.5-60.50Radford* W, 207-79

Feb.18-20 CCSA Championships1 2nd

Boldface denotes home meet.

* denotes CCSA opponent.1 Gambier, Ohio

2 Athens, Ga.

Top-10 AdditionsWomenEmily Castle 50 free, 200 flyAllie Cottle 500, 1000 & 1650 free, 200 flyCaroline Curtiss 100 & 200 breastJessica Delgehausen 500, 1000 & 1650 freeJean DeOrnellas 50 & 100 free, 100 flyKelsi Hobbs 100 & 200 back, 200 flyLauren Kamperman 200 free, 100 fly, 200 IMLindsey Martin 50, 100 & 200 freeLillie Seifart 500 free, 400 IMCaitlin Sheetz 1000 & 1650 freeAnna Stringfield 100 free, 200 IM

New School RecordsWomen — IndividualLinnea Buttermore 3-meter Dive (Dual)Jessica Delgehausen 500 freeKelsi Hobbs 100 backLauren Kamperman 200 IMLindsey Martin 50, 100 & 200 freestyles

Relay200 medley Kelsi Hobbs, Caroline Curtiss

Emily Castle, Lindsey Martin400 medley Kelsi Hobbs, Caroline Curtiss

Emily Castle, Lindsey Martin200 free Emily Castle, Jean DeOrnellas,

Casey Van Tassell, Lindsey Martin


CAA/SO. STATES HONORS & AWARDSCoastal Athletic

AssociationCoach of the Year

Tim Kelly 2004 (W)

Swimmer of the YearMegan Hollar 2006

Rookie of the YearChris Wrobleski 2002Megan Hollar 2003

Individual Event WinnerMegan Hollar, 2004 100 BrMegan Hollar, 2006 100 Br

200 Br200 IM

Team FinishesMen Women2001 6th 2001 6th2002 8th 2002 8th2003 8th 2003 6th2004 8th 2004 3rd2005 8th 2005 6th2006 9th 2006 6th2007 7th 2007 7th

All-CAAMenWill Broughton 2006Scott Frantz 2007Kirk Hirsekorn 2001Charlie Hunter 2001Merritt Peele 2006, 2007Brad Poole 2006Miguel Rodriguez 2006Jon Smith 2006Fiete Stegger 2006Matt West 2001

WomenKirsten Allen 2006Brigit Barry 2004Ashley Cain 2004Jenny Hoekstra 2004Megan Hollar* 2004, 2006Sara Laws 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Alanna Ream 2006Erin Rosintoski 2004Courtney Sanders 2006Kristen Shields 2004, 2006Eli Trefzger 2004Vanessa Witt 2004

*Indicates individual event winner

Tim Kelly, Head Coach (2003-2006)

Southern StatesCoach of the Year

Rich DeSelm 1995 (M), 1997, 1998,1999 (W), 2000 (W)

Co-Divers of the MeetJonathan Frost, Michael Hart 1995Southern States Championship

Team ChampionshipsMen 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999Women 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000

All-Southern StatesMen

Matthew Buck* 1995Terry Dolch 1997, 1998, 1999Jonathan Frost* 1995Graham Gravely 1999, 2000Scott Harper 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000Michael Hart* 1995Kurt Hirsekorn 1998, 1999, 2000Churchill Hooff* 1993, 1995, 1996Sam Kuykendall 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000Matthew Lake* 1997, 1998Michael Scarbo* 1995Freddy Schnell* 1995, 1997, 1998Matthew West 1998

WomenKendra Berner 2000Suzi Bozzone 1997, 1998Mary Shell Brosche* 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000Starr Daniell 1999, 2000Karen Fritchie 1998Susanne Herring* 1995Heidi Hester 1999, 2000Liz Nugent* 2000Kathleen Paffenroth* 1996, 1997, 1998Heather Sweeney* 1995Beth Summerlin 1999

*Indicates individual event winner

Rich DeSelm, Head Coach (1994-2000)


Sara Laws, All-CAA (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004)

CCSA HONORS & AWARDSCoastal Collegiate

Swimming AssociationCoach of the Year

John Young, Swimming 2008 (W), 2010 (M)Aaron Hintz, Diving 2009 & 2010 (co-M)

Most OutstandingBen Lane, Male Diver 2009, 2010Curtis Chaney, Male Freshman 2009Drew Onken, Male Freshman 2010Lindsey Martin, Women’s Swimmer 2010

Individual Event WinnerMen

Joe Burquist 100 fly, 2010Andrew Carlson 500 free, 2008Curtis Chaney 100, 200 & 500 free, 2009

200 free, 2010Bryan Droll 50 free, 2010Scott Frantz 200 back, 2008

100 back, 200 back, 2009Ben Lane 1-meter, 3-meter, 2009

1-meter, 3-meter, 2010Drew Onken 400 IM, 2010Merritt Peele 200 free, 1650 free, 2008Geoffrey Peitz 200 fly, 2009

100 back, 200 back, 2010Patrick Whitman 50 free, 2009

WomenEmily Castle 100 fly, 2009

100 fly, 2010Lindsey Martin 50 free, 100 free, 2008

50 free, 100 free, 200950 free, 100 free, 200 free, 2010

Anna Stringfield 400 IM, 2008

Team ChampionshipsWomen, 2008 Men, 2010

Team FinishesMen Women2008 2nd 2008 1st2009 2nd 2009 2nd2010 1st 2010 2nd

Lindsey Martin, Most Outstanding Swimmer (2010)

All-CCSAMen

2008 Will BroughtonAndrew CarlsonScott FrantzNate LadnerMerritt PeeleMiguel RodriguezFiete SteggerAdam TopazMiller Williams

2009 Curtis ChaneyBryan DrollScott FrantzDavid KermanBen LaneMerritt PeeleGeoff PeitzPatrick WhitmanMiller Williams

2010 Joe BurquistCurtis ChaneyBryan DrollDavid KermanBen LaneBen LucasDrew OnkenGeoff PeitzPatrick WhitmanMiller Williams

Women2008 Linnea Buttermore

Emily CastleLindsey MartinAlanna ReamAnna Stringfield

2009 Linnea ButtermoreEmily CastleLindsey MartinCourtney SandersAnna Stringfield

2010 Emily CastleJessica DelgehausenLindsey Martin

*top three finish in individual event.

Swimmer of the WeekMen

2008 Scott Frantz Oct. 16Scott Frantz Dec. 4Scott Frantz Jan. 22Fiete Stegger Feb. 6

2009 Nate Ladner Oct. 29Geoff Peitz Nov. 7Ben Lane Nov. 7Ben Lane Nov. 13Ben Lane Nov. 26Nate Ladner Dec. 9Merritt Peele Jan. 15Ben Lane Jan. 15Curtis Chaney Jan. 28Ben Lane Jan. 28

2010 Drew Onken Oct. 9 Drew Onken Oct. 22Drew Onken Dec. 9

Women2008 Lindsey Martin Dec. 4

Kelsey Chisholm Jan. 29Anna Stringfield Feb. 6

2009 Stephannie McKinney Oct. 29Anna Stringfield Oct. 29Linnea Buttermore Nov. 7 Linnea Buttermore Nov. 13Lindsey Martin Nov. 26Linnea Buttermore Nov. 26

2010 Linnea Buttermore Jan. 27 Emily Castle Nov. 5Lindsey Martin Oct. 9Lindsey Martin Dec. 9Lindsey Martin Jan. 27


Alanna Ream, All-CCSA (2008)

Merritt Peele, All-CCSA (2008 and 2009)

HONORS & AWARDS

Megan Hollar, 2006In the final meet of her illustrious Wildcat career, Megan Hollar won

three individual titles — the 200 breast, 100 breast and 200 IM, at the 2006CAAs to earn Swimmer of the Meet, and ultimately, CAA FemaleSwimmer of the Year honors.

Hollar, who first won the 100 breast at the 2004 CAAs, is the onlyswimmer in the program’s history to win an individual title at the CAAconference championship meet, finishing her career with four wins.

Along the way, she set a new school record in both the 200 breast, withan NCAA-B standard time of 2:17.80, and the 100 breast, with a time of

1:03.30 to also become the first Wildcat to hold a CAA meet record. She is also a Wildcat Top-10performer in the 200 free.

Hollar was named the 2005-06 CAA Female Swimmer of the Year, the first Davidson swim-mer ever to receive the honor.

Swimmer of the Meet

As a freshman in1995, Matthew Buckmade a splash withthree top individual fin-ishes at his firstSouthern StatesChampionships.

Swimming to victo-ries in the 200 IM, 100 breast and 200 breast,Buck led the Davidson men to their first-everSouthern States team crown. He was also partof the Wildcats’ winning 400 medley relay.

A versatile and talented swimmer, Buck’sschool record in the 100 breast is still intact,and he remains a Wildcat Top-10 performer inthe 200 breast and 200 IM.

Heather Sweeney, 1995

Heather Sweeney’srookie campaign culmi-nated with an impres-sive showing at the 1995Southern StatesChampionships, as sheclaimed a pair of indi-vidual titles.

Out-swimming the pack, Sweeney touchedthe wall first in both the 200 IM and 400 IM,setting a new meet record in the 400. She alsoraced to second in the 200 breast and helpedthe 800 freestyle relay team to a first-place fin-ish.

Sweeney left her mark on the program andremains a Wildcat Top-10 performer in the 200and 400 IMs.

Mary Shell Brosche,1999 & 2000

Mary Shell Brosche’sperformances at theSouthern States Champ-ionships in 1999 and2000 earned her back-to-back top swimmer hon-ors and helped theWildcat women to con-

secutive team titles. Brosche won the 200 IM, 400 IM and 200

back events in both years and was once theschool record holder in both IMs.

Extremely versatile, Brosche remains ontwo additional Wildcat Top-10 lists — the100 back, the 200 back and the 100 fly.

Matthew Buck, 1995

Lindsey Martin, 2010Adding another honor to one of the most impressive resumes in

Davidson history, Lindsey Martin was named Women’s Most OutstandingSwimmer at the 2010 CCSA Championships as she swept the 50, 100 and200 freestyle events and posted CCSA records in both the 50 (22.57) and100 freestyles (49.65).

Martin opened her competition schedule by winning the 50 free for athird straight season, with a new Davidson and CCSA-record, NCAA-B cuttime of 22.57. She won her second individual title the following day,behind another NCAA B-cut and school-record time of 1:49.02 in the 200

freestyle. On the final day of competition, Martin won her third individual title, with her thirdNCAA B-cut time, in the 100 freestyle. Her winning time of 49.65 was also the third schoolrecord and second CCSA record she set at the meet.

Martin also anchored the Wildcats’ winning 200 free relay, which set a new school and CCSArecord, and 400 freestyle relays, as well as Davidson’s runner-up 200 and 400 medley relays,which set new school records.

She became the Wildcats’ first ever NCAA qualifier on the strength of her time in the 50freestyle at the 2010 CCSA championships, and she also competed in the 100 and 200 freestyles.


HONORS & AWARDS

Ellie Trefzger receivedthe Susan K. RobertsAward in 2007, givenannually by DavidsonCollege to a female athletein recognition of outstand-ing dedication and contri-bution to the school’sintercollegiate athletics.

Trefzger finished her four-year career on theWildcat Top-10 performers list in the 200 free,500 free, 1000 free, 1650 free, 100 fly and 200 fly.

Kendra Berner received the HondaInspiration Award, given nationally to a stu-dent-athlete who by perseverance has over-come personal adversity or disability or hasundergone extraordinary personal sacrificeto achieve success in women’s athletics.

Though born with a congenital deforma-tion of her right hand, Berner won four sil-ver medals in the 2000 Paralympics.

Susan K. Roberts Award Honda Inspiration Award

After winning bothdiving events, freshmanBen Lane was namedMost Outstanding MaleDiver of the Year at the2009 Coastal CollegiateSwimming Associationchampionships.

Lane was the CCSA champion on the 3-meter dive with a score of 293.70 and won hissecond individual title, finishing first on the 1-meter dive with a score of 285.10.

He repeated as Most Outstanding MaleDiver of the Year the following season, onceagain sweeping the diving events at the 2010CCSA Championships. Lane won the 1-meterwith a score of 293.76 and the 3-meter with ascore of 311.25.

Curtis Chaney,2009

After winnng threeindividual titles andswimming on three win-ning relays, CurtisChaney was named the2009 Coastal CollegiateSwimming AssociationMost Outstanding Male

Freshman of the Year. Chaney won the 100 free (45.78) and set

new school records while winning both the200 (1:37.72) and 500 freestyles (4:26.89). Healso swam on the school-record setting andwinning 400 (3:01.85) and 800 freestyle(6:43.92) relays and on the runner-up school-record setting 400 medley relay (3:23.38).

Ben Lane,2009, 2010

Most Outstanding Freshman

Drew Onken,2010

Freshman DrewOnken was honored asthe 2010 CoastalCollegiate SwimmingAssociation MostOutstanding MaleFreshman Performer, thesecond straight season a

Wildcat has been so honored.Onken capped off his impressive rookie

season by winning the 400 IM with a CCSA-record time of 3:51.93 and swam the breast-stroke leg of the Wildcats’ CCSA record-set-ting 200 and 400 medley relays.

He also finished second in the 200 IM witha school-record time of 1:49.56. and settingDavidson standards in the 200 IM, 400 IM and200 breaststroke.

Kendra Berner, 2000-01Ellie Trefzger, 2003-07


Most Outstanding Diver


WILDCAT HISTORY2008 Women’s CCSA Championship Team

HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. -- TheDavidson Wildcat women took homethe inaugural title at the 2008 CoastalCollegiate Swimming Associationchampionships, held at theHuntersville Aquatic Center, Feb. 20-22.

Head coach John Young wasnamed women’s coach of the year,leading the Wildcats to the inauguralCCSA title in just his second year ashead coach.

The Wildcat women finished firstwith 660 points, ahead of Florida GulfCoast (634) and Gardner-Webb (620.5).Georgia Southern (463.5), NorthFlorida (409), College of Charleston(373), Campbell (198), Howard (104),Radford (76), N.C. A&T (64) and VMI(49) rounded out the field.

Davidson won three events and apair of relays en route to its first team

championship. Freshman Lindsey Martin won both the 50 and the 100 freestyles with times of 23.62 and 51.52, respectively, while classmate AnnaStringfield won the 400 IM with a time of 4:28.42.

The Wildcats’ 400 freestyle team of junior Courtney Sanders, freshman Emily Castle, Stringfield and Martin finished first in a winning, school-record time of 3:28.52, and the 800 freestyle relay team of Stringfield, junior Courtney Sanders, sophomore Caitlin Sheetz and freshman JessicaDelgehausen won the event with a time of 7:36.75.

CCSA ChampionsEmily Castle 400 free relayJessica Delgehausen 800 free relayLindsey Martin 50 and 100 free

400 free relayCourtney Sanders 400 and 800 free relayCaitlin Sheetz 800 free relayAnna Stringfield 400 and 800 free relay

free relay

HonorsSwimming Coach of the Year

John Young Women’s

2008 CCSA Women’s Coach of the Year, John Young.

50 and 100 freestyle champion, Lindsey Martin.

Seniors Kirsten Allen and Maddie Stough accept

the championship trophy.

400 freestyle relay champions, Courtney Sanders,

Emily Castle, Anna Stringfield and Lindsey Martin.


WILDCAT HISTORY2010 Men’s CCSA Championship Team

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The DavidsonWildcat men’s swimming and divingteam captured the 2010 CCSA cham-pionship, held at the Allan JonesIntercollegiate Aquatic Center on thecampus of the University ofTennessee Feb. 18-20.

The Wildcat men defeatedGardner-Webb, 907-653, to earn theteam’s first title in school history.

Freshman Drew Onken was hon-ored as Men’s Most OutstandingFreshman Performer, capturing a titlein the 400 IM (3:51.93, CCSA record)and setting Davidson standards in the200 IM, 400 IM and 200 breaststroke.

Sophomore Ben Lane was namedMen’s Most Outstanding Diver for thesecond consecutive season sweeping

the diving events for a second straight season, recording Conference records off both boards.Head coach John Young was named Men’s Coach of the Year and diving coach Aaron Hintz was named co-Diving Coach of the Year for a sec-

ond straight season.In addition to individual titles from Onken and Lane, the Wildcats had individual champions in the 100 fly (Joe Burquist, 49.43, school record),

50 free (Bryan Droll, 20.43, school record) and 100 and 200 backstrokes (Geoff Peitz, 50.09, CCSA record; 1:48.81). The Davidson men also won the200 and 400 medley relays and swept the freestyle relays (200, 400 and 800) en route to the team championship.

CCSA ChampionsTennant Brastow 800 free relayJoe Burquist 100 fly, 200 medley relayBrad Carman 800 free relayCurtis Chaney 200 free

400 and 800 free relayWills Cooper 200 and 400 free relayBryan Droll 50 free

200 and 400 free relay200 and 400 medley relay

Ben Lane 1-meter, 3-meterDrew Onken 400 IM

800 free relay200 and 400 medley relay

Geoff Peitz 100 and 200 back200 and 400 free relay

200 and 400 medley relayPatrick Whitman 200 free relayMiller Williams 400 medley relay

HonorsSwimming Coach of the Year

John Young Men’s

Diving Coach of the YearAaron Hintz Men’s

Most Outstanding Diver Ben Lane

Most Outstanding FreshmanDrew Onken

Most Outstanding Male Freshman Performer,

Drew Onken

2010 CCSA Men’s Coach of the Year, John Young.

2010 NCAA Championships

DAVIDSON, N.C. -- Becoming the first Davidson swimmer in theprogram history to do so, junior Lindsey Martin was selected to the2010 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and DivingChampionships, hosted by Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind., atBoilermaker Aquatic Center, March 18-20.

Martin was invited for the Wildcats based on her time in the 50 free,after qualifying with a winning, school and league-record time of 22.57at the CCSA Championships last month. She will also compete in the100 freestyles and 200 freestyles, after swimming NCAA B-cut times inboth events.

Martin earned Swimmer of the Meet honors for a second straightyear after sweeping the 50, 100 and 200 freestyles at the league champi-onships and anchoring the winning 200 and 400 freestyle relays, help-ing Davidson to a runner-up finish. She is the Davidson record holderin the 50, 100 and 200 freestyles and as a member of the 200 and 400medley and 200 and 400 freestyle relays.

WILDCAT HISTORY


Martin Selected to NCAA Championships, First Swimmer in Davidson History

Q: You are swimming the 50, the 100 and the 200 at the NCAAs. Do you have a favorite event? Least favorite? Lindsey: My favorite was always the 50 just because it is so short. You gut it, and it’s done. But until this last conference meet, I have always

been better at the 100, just because I have the “sprintiness,” but I also train enough to have the endurance to hold it for a 100. So just so out of theblue, I had a really good 50, and so now that’s kind of my main event, but is kind of a toss up between the two. The 200 is just way too long. I flipat the 100, and I think I should be done right now, but there’s a whole other 100 to go. I’m a sprinter. I want to get it done.

Q: What was your goal going into this season? Lindsey: Really my goal this season, as it is for every season, is really just earn as many points as I can at conference for my team. I want our

women’s team to look really good at the end of the year, and so my number one goal is to win my events at conference. And then after that, Iwanted to go best times. My next goal was just to see what a whole year of training would amount to, and I ended up dropping a lot of time inmy 50 at conference, and that is what ended up qualifying me for the NCAAs.

Q: What’s it like to become Davidson’s first NCAA qualifier? Lindsey: It’s really cool, but it’s not the kind of thing I was expecting, I guess especially in the 50. Because you dive in and it’s just crazy and it

all happens so fast. You just have to gut it and hope it works out. And it was kind of surprising when I touched, and I had gone as fast as I had.

Q: How has your preparation for the NCAAs compared to other meets, like the CCSA Championships? Lindsey: Once you start tapering for conference, you slowly start losing yards and doing more concentrated speed sets. Your practices aren’t

as long. And now that I am past conference, I did about a week of a few harder practices, and now I am just tapering even more. I have nevertapered this long before, but everybody else is in my situation.

Q: What has the reaction been like amongst your teammates and on campus? Lindsey: The team is very excited for me right now. It is kind of hard too because as long as I have been swimming, I have gotten to stick with

the schedule of the team. And right now is usually when we get our break, and we get to sleep late and go play Frisbee, but I have to stay in thewater. So that’s not so fun because the team aspect is what I like so much, but a few girls have been swimming with me, and my roommateJessica Delgehausen is going to come with me. Being there by myself makes it a me thing, and I don’t like that about swimming. I really appreci-ate all the support, but I hate getting all the attention, too, when all the other people on the team work just as hard, if not harder.

Q: What’s your routine like on the day of a meet? Lindsey: I get really intense behind the block. I definitely have had people on the team comment on how I look super scary. I didn’t realize I

did this until recently, but a guy on the team pointed out to me that whenever I am going to swim relays, I turn and look at the people that I amgoing to swim. When I hit the water, I need to absolutely want to get it all out. That’s what I like about sprinting; you don’t have to pace yourself.

Q: What’s your favorite swimming memory this far?Lindsey: Freshman year, we swam UNCW, the last time we swam them in a dual meet. It was our senior meet, and our team hadn’t beaten

them in a really long time. That meet ended up coming down to the last relay, and I actually got to be the last leg. When I turned to breathe, I sawmyself swim myself past the person, and the excitement that we had we won was so great. It was so fun. I loved that so much.

Martin Takes It All in Stride; Prepares for NCAA ChampionshipsAn excerpt from an interview with Martin before the NCAAs, where she discussed what it was like to become Davidson's first NCAA qualifier.

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2010 NCAA Championships

W. LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- In Davidson’s firstever appearance at the NCAA Division ISwimming & Diving Championships, juniorLindsey Martin finished 30th with a time of22.75 in the preliminary session of the 50freestyle on the first day of competition atPurdue University's Boilermaker AquaticCenter Friday.

The top 16 finishers in the event advancedto the evening's final, led by Georgia’s Anne-marie Botek with a time of 22.16. Liv Jensen(California, 22.21), Shara Stafford (Florida,22.22), Samantha Woodward (Stanford, 22.26),Lauren Perdue (Virginia, 22.26), AmywrenMiller (Notre Dame, 22.30), Hannah Wilson(California, 22.31), Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (Auburn, 22.32) and Elizabeth Webb(Stanford, 22.32) fill out the championshipfinal.

Michele King (Tennessee, 22.35), PresleyBard (Southern California, 22.35), WhitneyCampbell (Louisville, 22.36), Kate Dwelley(Stanford 22.38), Rebecca Thompson(Wisconsin, 22.42), Justine Schluntz (Arizona,22.44) and Sarah Bateman (Florida, 22.47)advanced to the consolation final.

Martin finished tied for 30th-place withTexas A&M’s Sarah Woods with her time of22.75, just slower than her qualifying time of22.57.

W. LAFAYETTE, IND. -- Junior LindseyMartin continued making Davidson history atthe NCAA Division I Swimming & DivingChampionships, breaking her own collegerecord in the 200 freestyle on the second dayof competition at Purdue University’sBoilermaker Aquatic Center.

Martin finished 55th in the event’s prelimi-naires with a Davidson and personal-best timeof 1:48.76. She previously set the record at theCCSA Championships, with a winning,NCAA B-cut time of 1:49.02.

Georgia’s Allison Schmitt won the prelimi-nary with a pool-record time of 1:43.29, fol-lowed immediately by teammate MorganScroggy (1:43.41). Leone Vorster (Arizona,1:44.41), Julia Wilkinson (Texas A&M, 1:44.62),Megan Romano (Georgia, 1:44.70), LaurenPerdue (Virginia, 1:44.83), Kate Dwelley(Stanford, 1;44.93) and Sara Isakovic(California, 1:45.14) also advanced to theevening’s championship final.

Katarina Filova (Virginia Tech, 1:45.25),Shara Stafford (Florida, 1:45.27), MargauxFarrell (Indiana, 1:45.27), Chelsea Nauta(Georgia, 1:45.35), Kristen Heiss (Texas A&M,1:45.45), Melania Costa Schmid (Florida,1:45.45), Nikki White (Indiana, 1:45.63) andLauren Boyle (California, 1:45.64) advanced tothe consolation final.

W. LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- Junior LindseyMartin concluded her competition at theNCAA Division I Swimming & DivingChampionships by swimming another person-al and Davidson record time in the 100freestyle in the preliminary competitionSaturday morning at Purdue University’sBoilermaker Aquatic Center.

Martin finished 28th in her final race of thecompetition with a personal and collegerecord time of 49.55. She did the same in the200 free prelim yesterday morning with a timeof 1:48.76.

Auburn’s Arianna Vanderpool-Wallacewon the preliminary with a time of 47.74, andTexas A&M’s Julia Wilkinson also went under48 with a runner-up time of 47.89. Stanfordteammates Julia Smit (48.16) and KateDwelley (48.20) finished third and fourth,while Florida’s Shara Stafford (48.31),California’s Liv Jensen (48.44), Georgia’sMorgan Scroggy (48.45) and Tennessee’sMichele King (48.48) fill out the championshipheat.

Hannah Wilson (California, 48.50), JustineSchlunt (Arizona, 48.59), Lauren Perdue(Virginia, 48.61), Megan Romano (Georgia,48.64), Karlee Bispo (Texas, 48.69), ElizabethWebb (Stanford, 48.73), Samantha Woodward(Stanford, 48.73) and Erica Dagg (California,48.89) made it back to the evening session inthe consolation final.

200 Freestyle50 Freestyle 100 Freestyle

MEN’S TOP-10 PERFORMERS

100 Fly1. Joe Burquist ‘12 :49.43 CCSA 20102. Miller Williams ‘10 :49.47 CCSA 20093. Brad Carman ‘10 :50.88 CCSA 20094. Brad Poole ‘06 :50.98 CAA 2006 5. Miguel Rodriguez ‘09 :51.28 NIKE 20096. Charlie Hunter ‘04 :51.51 CAA 20047. Keith Nelson ‘00 :51.74 ECAC 19978. Geoff Peitz ‘12 :51.80 ECU 20099. Scott Harper ‘00 :51.91 ECAC 1998

10. Mark Medendorp ‘00 :52.03 ECAC 2000

200 Fly1. Drew Onken ‘13 1:49.69 GA 20102. Geoff Peitz ‘12 1:51.84 CCSA 20093. Charlie Hunter ‘04 1:53.55 CAA 20014. Scott Harper ‘00 1:53.98 ECAC 19975. Miller Williams ‘10 1:54.11 CCSA 20086. Sam Kuykendall ‘00 1:54.35 SSC 19997. Adam Topaz ‘08 1:54.42 CAA 20078. David Kerman ‘12 1:56.05 NIKE 20099. Michael Mazza ‘04 1:55.35 CAA 2001

10. Joe Burquist ‘12 1:54.98 CCSA 2010

200 IM1. Drew Onken ‘13 1:49.56 CCSA 20102. Geoff Peitz ‘12 1:50.07 CCSA 20093. Kurt Hirsekorn ‘01 1:52.14 CAA 20014. Nate Ladner ‘10 1:52.39 NIKE 20095. Scott Frantz ‘09 1:53.79 CCSA 20096. Matthew West ‘01 1:53.99 SSC 20017. Scott Harper ‘00 1:54.02 SSC 19988. Matthew Buck ‘98 1:54.40 SSC 19959. Scott Foster ‘07 1:54.93 CAA 2007

10. David Kerman ‘12 1:54.98 CCSA 2010

400 IM1. Drew Onken ‘13 3:49.79 GA 20102. Kurt Hirsekorn ‘01 4:02.00 ECAC 20003. David Kerman ‘12 4:03.43 CCSA 20094. Scott Harper ‘00 4:03.58 SSC 19995. Brian Seo ‘12 4:05.84 CCSA 20096. Ben Lucas ‘11 4:07.36 CCSA 20107. Adam Topaz ‘08 4:07.70 CAA 20058. Matthew Lake ‘98 4:08.00 SSC 19979. Graham Gravley ‘02 4:09.84 SSC 2000

10. Geoff Peitz ‘12 4:10.14 W&M 2009

Boldface type indicates current swimmer

Meet Legend

CAA=Colonial Athletic Association Championships

CCSA=Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association Championships

COL=Dual meet with Columbia

DAV=Davidson Invite

DU=Dual meet with Duke

ECAC=Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conf. Champ.

ECU=Dual meet with East Carolina

EMRY=Dual meet with Emory

GA=2010 Bulldog “Last Chance” Invitational

NIC=Carolina Invitational/Nike Cup

NIKE=Nike Invitational at Kenyon College

SCC=Southern Conference Championships

SSC=Southern States Championship

W&M=Dual Meet with William & Mary

VMI=Dual meet with VMI

50 Free1. Bryan Droll ‘11 :20.79 CCSA 20092. Patrick Whitman ‘11 :20.66 CCSA 20093. Geoff Peitz ‘12 20:81 (lo) CCSA 20104. Wills Cooper ‘13 :20.83 CCSA 20105. Miller Williams ‘10 :20.93 CCSA 20106. Nate Ladner ‘10 :20.96 NIKE 20097. Brad Carman ‘10 :21.05 CCSA 20108. Fiete Stegger ‘08 :21.10 (lo) CCSA 20089. Miguel Rodriguez ‘09 :21.25 NIKE 2009

10. Tennant Brastow ‘11 :21.37 CCSA 2010

100 Free1. Merritt Peele ‘09 :45.38 (lo) CCSA 20092. Curtis Chaney ‘12 :45.49 CCSA 20093. Bryan Droll ‘11 :45.69 CCSA 20094. Geoff Peitz ‘12 :45.75 (lo) CCSA 2010

Miguel Rodriguez ‘09 :45.75 NIKE 20096. Brad Carman ‘10 :46.27 CCSA 20097. Fiete Stegger ‘08 :46.43 CCSA 20088. Patrick Whitman ‘10 :46.50 CCSA 20099. Scott Frantz ‘09 :46.64 NIKE 2009

10. Andrew Carlson ‘09 :46.67 NIKE 2009

200 Free1. Curtis Chaney ‘12 1:37.72 CCSA 20092. Merritt Peele ‘09 1:39.30 CCSA 20093. Drew Onken ‘13 1:39.95 (lo) CCSA 20104. Andrew Carlson ‘09 1:40.89 NIKE 20095. Robert Koch ‘04 1:41.58 CAA 20026. Fiete Stegger ‘08 1:41.81 CAA 20057. Churchill Hooff ‘96 1:42.37 NIC 19968. Matthew West ‘01 1:43.23 CAA 20019. Freddy Schnell ‘98 1:43.25 SSC 1997

10. Wills Cooper ‘13 1:43.57 CCSA 2010

500 Free1. Curtis Chaney ‘12 4:26.89 CCSA 20092. Merritt Peele ‘09 4:32.08 CAA 20073. Churchill Hooff ‘96 4:33.07 SSC 19964. Michael Scarbo ‘98 4:35.02 SSC 19955. Will Broughton ’08 4:37.37 CAA 20056. Andrew Carlson ‘09 4:38.03 CCSA 20087. Freddy Schnell ‘98 4:38.11 SSC 19978. Robert Koch ‘04 4:38.11 CAA 20049. Drew Onken ‘13 4:40.28 NIKE 2010

10. Michael Flowers ‘05 4:41.61 CAA 2003

1000 Free1. Merritt Peele ‘09 9:32.47 CCSA 20092. Will Broughton ‘08 9:33.38 CAA 20063. Michael Scarbo ‘98 9:35.10 SSC 19954. Churchill Hooff ‘96 9:38.66 NIC 19965. Graham Gravley ‘02 9:46.07 DU 19996. Freddy Schnell ‘98 9:48.74 SSC 19977. Brian Seo ‘12 9:51.89 CCSA 20098. Andrew Carlson ‘09 9:51.92 CAA 20069. Adam Kennedy ‘01 9:52.31 ECU 1997

10. Michael Flowers ‘05 9:52.59 CAA 2002

1650 Free1. Merritt Peele ‘09 15:47.93 CCSA 20092. Churchill Hooff ‘96 15:50.23 NIC 19963. Will Broughton ‘08 15:54.59 CAA 20064. Michael Scarbo ‘98 15:57.85 SSC 19955. Graham Gravley ‘02 16:11.96 CAA 20016. Michael Flowers ‘05 16:18.58 CAA 20027. Brian Seo ‘12 16:23.96 CCSA 20098. Adam Kennedy ‘01 16:27.94 SSC 19989. Andrew Carlson ‘09 16:28.93 CAA 2006

10. Robert Koch ‘04 16:32.11 CAA 2003

100 Back1. Geoff Peitz ‘12 :50.06 (lo) CCSA 20102. Scott Frantz, Jr. ‘09 :50.21 NIKE 20083. Charlie Hunter ‘04 :50.99 CAA 20044. Terry Dolch ‘00 :51.15 SSC 19985. Tennant Brastow ‘11 :52.00 CCSA 20096. Sam Kuykendall ‘00 :52.21 SSC 19997. Joe Burquist ‘12 :52.22 CCSA 20108. Freddy Schnell ‘98 :53.05 ECAC 19979. Steve Tolson ‘06 :53.36 CAA 2004

10. Michael Flowers ‘05 :53.57 CAA 2005

200 Back1. Scott Frantz, Jr. ‘09 1:48.69 CCSA 20092. Geoff Peitz ‘12 1:48.81 CCSA 20103. Drew Onken ‘13 1:49.39 GA 20104. Terry Dolch ‘00 1:50.12 ECAC 19985. Charlie Hunter ‘04 1:51.43 CAA 20046. David Kerman ‘12 1:52.04 CCSA 20097. Sam Kuykendall ‘00 1:52.81 SSC 19998. Freddy Schnell ‘98 1:53.14 SSC 19979. Tennant Brastow ‘11 1:53.81 CCSA 2009

10. Keith Nelson ‘00 1:56.91 SSC 1997

100 Breast1. Nate Ladner ‘10 :56.13 NIKE 20092. Matthew Buck ‘98 :56.21 SSC 19953. Matthew Lake ‘98 :57.18 ECAC 19974. Kurt Hirsekorn ‘01 :57.35 COL 20005. Matthew West ‘01 :58.22 SSC 19986. Drew Onken ‘13 :57.55 (s) CCSA 20107. David Kerman ‘12 :58.48 CCSA 20108. Jay Rosenquest ‘99 :58.71 SSC 19979. Foster Mathews ‘05 :59.17 CAA 2002

10. Patrick Whitman ‘11 :59.24 CCSA 2009

200 Breast1. Drew Onken ‘13 2:00.25 GA 20102. Kurt Hirsekorn ‘01 2:03.48 CAA 20013. Matthew Buck ‘98 2:04.68 SSC 19954. Matthew Lake ‘98 2:04.96 SSC 19985. Nate Ladner ‘10 2:05.03 NIKE 20096. Matthew West ‘01 2:06.46 ECAC 19987. Tom Murphy ‘02 2:06.79 SSC 19998. Foster Mathews ‘05 2:08.57 CAA 20039. Scott Foster ‘07 2:10.08 CAA 2007

10. Jay Rosenquest ‘99 2:10.27 SSC 1997


1650 Free1. Alanna Ream ‘09 16:56.74 CCSA 20092. Jessica Delgehausen ‘11 17:04.74 CCSA 20103. Caitlin Sheetz ‘10 17:08.89 CCSA 20104. Ellie Trefzger ‘07 17:17.81 CAA 20045. Allie Cottle ‘13 17:34.70 CCSA 20106. Kelsey Holmberg ‘04 17:39.18 CAA 2003 7. Leisa Rossello ‘02 17:42.31 SSC 19998. Meagan Madden ‘12 17:44.41 CCSA 20099. Shelley Conroy ‘02 17:46.40 CAA 2001

10. Kathleen Paffenroth ‘99 17:47.11 SSC 1997

100 Back1. Kelsi Hobbs ‘13 :57.48 (lo) CCSA 20102. Sara Laws ‘02 :58.28 CAA 20043. Brigit Barry ‘07 :58.33 CAA 20044. Mary Shell Brosche ‘00 :58.59 SSC 19975. Anna Stringfield ‘11 :58.97 (lo) CCSA 20096. Carrie Rafer ‘04 :59.33 CAA 20017. Trisha Blackwell ‘05 :59.42 CAA 20048. Sarah Bertram ‘09 :59.75 CCSA 20099. Lindsey Martin ‘11 1:00.13 CCSA 2009

10. Jennifer Hoekstra ‘05 1:00.19 CAA 2005

200 Back1. Sara Laws ‘02 2:02.36 CAA 20012. Anna Stringfield ‘11 2:03.65 CCSA 20093. Kelsi Hobbs ‘13 2:04.35 CCSA 20104. Mary Shell Brosche ‘00 2:04.43 SSC 19975. Carrie Rafer ‘04 2:06.33 CAA 20016. Trisha Blackwell ‘05 2:06.73 CAA 20027. Leslie Cook ‘04 2:07.13 CAA 20048. Meagan Madden ‘12 2:07.76 CCSA 20099. Sarah Bertram ‘09 2:08.55 CCSA 2009

10. Allison Hobgood ‘99 2:08.81 NIC 1996

100 Breast1. Megan Hollar ‘06 1:03.30 CAA 20062. Melissa Marquez ‘05 1:05.87 CAA 20023. Caroline Curtiss ‘10 1:06.70 CCSA 20104. Joanie Gidas ‘04 1:06.73 CAA 20025. Britta Toleman ‘00 1:07.26 ECAC 20006. Beth Wilson ‘00 1:07.34 SSC 19987. Vanessa Witt ‘04 1:07.73 W&M 20008. Maddie Stough ‘08 1:07.88 CAA 20059. Ineke Stegger ‘11 1:08.31 CLEM 2008

10. Hailey Szymczak ‘11 1:08.41 CCSA 2009

200 Breast1. Megan Hollar ‘06 2:17.80 CAA 20062. Melissa Marquez ‘05 2:18.58 CAA 20023. Caroline Curtiss ‘10 2:24.21 CCSA 20104. Joanie Gidas ‘04 2:24.74 ECAC 20025. Ineke Stegger ‘11 2:25.23 CCSA 20086. Britta Toleman ‘00 2:26.45 SSC 20007. Beth Wilson ‘00 2:26.48 SSC 19988. Vanessa Witt ‘04 2:26.53 W&M 20009. Maddie Stough ‘08 2:26.71 CAA 2005

10. Karen Fritchie ‘00 2:27.36 SSC 2000

WOMEN’S TOP-10 PERFORMERS

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100 Fly1. Emily Castle ‘11 :54.62 CCSA 20092. Courtney Sanders ‘09 :55.60 CCSA 20093. Jessica Totten ‘09 :57.85 CCSA 20094. Jean DeOrnellas ‘13 :58.23 CCSA 20105. Shelley Conroy ‘02 :58.24 CAA 20026. Lauren Kamperman ‘12 :58.84 NIKE 20107. Brigit Barry ‘07 :58.92 CAA 20048. Lauren Taft ‘05 :58.97 CAA 20039. Madeline Parra ‘09 :59.03 CCSA 2009

10. Mary Shell Brosche ‘00 :59.03 GMU 2000

200 Fly1. Lauren Kamperman ‘12 2:06.84 CCSA 20092. Kelsi Hobbs ‘13 2:07.15 NIKE 20103. Allie Cottle ‘13 2:07.28 CCSA 20104. Vanessa Witt ‘04 2:07.45 CAA 20045. Kathleen Paffenroth ‘99 2:07.68 NIC 19966. Alanna Ream ‘09 2:07.71 DAV 20077. Madeline Parra ‘09 2:08.08 CCSA 20098. Emily Castle ‘11 2:08.19 W&M 20109. Ashley Cain ‘04 2:08.19 CAA 2004

10. Ellie Trefzger ‘07 2:08.43 CAA 2004

200 IM1. Lauren Kamperman ‘12 2:05.12 CCSA 20092. Megan Hollar ‘06 2:06.32 CAA 2006 3. Anna Stringfield ‘11 2:06.93 CCSA 20094. Mary Shell Brosche ‘00 2:06.74 SSC 20005. Ineke Stegger ‘11 2:09.24 CCSA 20086. Sara Laws ‘04 2:09.50 CAA 20047. Heather Sweeney ‘98 2:09.77 SSC 19958. Beth Summerlin ‘02 2:10.26 CAA 20029. Joanie Gidas ‘04 2:11.07 CAA 2002

10. Melissa Marquez ‘05 2:11.38 CAA 2002

400 IM1. Anna Stringfield ‘11 4:28.42 CCSA 20082. Lauren Kamperman ‘12 4:26.51 CCSA 20093. Mary Shell Brosche ‘00 4:27.38 SSC 20004. Lillie Seifart ‘13 4:28.58 CCSA 20105. Vanessa Witt ‘04 4:30.73 CAA 20046. Ashley Cain ‘04 4:30.83 CAA 20047. Alanna Ream ‘09 4:35.73 CAA 2006 8. Sara Laws ‘04 4:31.69 CAA 20039. Ineke Stegger ‘11 4:34.41 CCSA 2008

10. Heather Sweeney ‘98 4:36.00 SSC 1995

Boldface type indicates current swimmer

Meet Legend

CAA=Colonial Athletic Association Championships

CCSA=Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association Championships

CLEM=Dual meet with Clemson

DU=Dual meet with Duke

ECAC=Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conf. Champ.

ECU=Dual meet with East Carolina

EMRY=Dual meet with Emory

GMU=Dual meet with George Mason

GS/NCW=Pod meet with Ga. Southern and UNCW

GS=Dual meet with Geogia Southern

JMU=Dual meet with James Madison

NCAA=National Collegiate Athletic Association Championships

NCW=Dual meet with UNCW

NIC=Carolina Invitational/Nike Cup

NIKE=Nike Invitational at Kenyon College

R/B=Davidson’s Red/Black exhibition meet

SSC=Southern States Championships

UR=Dual meet with Richmond

W&M=Dual meet with William & Mary

50 Free1. Lindsey Martin ‘11 :22.57 CCSA 20102. Emily Castle ‘11 :23.18 CCSA 20103. Courtney Sanders ‘09 :23.74 CCSA 20094. Jean DeOrnellas ‘13 :23.91 CCSA 20105. Casey Van Tassell ‘12 :24.09 CCSA 20096. Susanne Herring ‘97 :24.35 SSC 19947. Alexa Richardson ‘11 :24.38 CCSA 20098. Kirsten Allen ‘08 :24.42 CCSA 20089. Jamie Sasanfar ‘05 :24.45 CAA 2003

10. Jennifer Hoekstra ‘05 :24.63 CAA 2002

100 Free1. Lindsey Martin ‘11 :49.55 NCAA 20102. Emily Castle ‘11 :51.25 CCSA 20093. Courtney Sanders ‘09 :52.49 CCSA 20084. Casey Van Tassell ‘12 :51.96 CCSA 20095. Jean DeOrnellas ‘13 :52.04 CCSA 20106. Anna Stringfield ‘11 :52.50 (lo) CCSA 20107. Megan Hollar ‘06 :52.89 CAA 2006 8. Kristen Shields ‘06 :53.14 CAA 20069. Jamie Sasanfar ‘05 :53.15 CAA 2003

10. Kirsten Allen ‘08 :53.24 CCSA 2008

200 Free1. Lindsey Martin ‘11 1:48.76 NCAA 20102. Anna Stringfield ‘11 1:52.93 NIKE 20083. Jessica Delgehausen ‘11 1:53.06 CCSA 20084. Caitlin Sheetz ‘10 1:53.24 CCSA 20095. Kristen Shields ‘06 1:53.42 CAA 20066. Casey Van Tassell ‘12 1:53.44 CCSA 20097. Courtney Sanders ‘09 1:53.57 (lo) CCSA 20098. Megan Hollar ‘06 1:54.13 CAA 20069. Susanne Herring ‘97 1:54.23 SCC 1995

10. Lauren Kamperman ‘12 1:54.53 (lo) NIKE 2010

500 Free1. Jessica Delgehausen ‘11 4:56.99 CCSA 20102. Caitlin Sheetz ‘10 4:57.85 CCSA 20093. Alanna Ream ‘09 4:58.68 CCSA 20094. Anna Stringfield ‘11 5:03.94 EMRY 20095. Lillie Seifart ‘13 5:04.32 CCSA 20106. Ellie Trefzger ‘07 5:04.51 CAA 20047. Kristen Shields ‘06 5:04.85 CAA 20068. Allie Cottle ‘13 5:05.78 CCSA 20109. Suzzi Bozzone ‘00 5:06.23 SSC 1997

10. Meagan Madden ‘12 5:06.39 CCSA 2009

1000 Free1. Alanna Ream ‘09 10:17.02 (s) CCSA 20092. Jessica Delgehausen ‘1110:17.95 (s) CCSA 20103. Caitlin Sheetz ‘10 10:21.15(s) CCSA 20104. Ellie Trefzger ‘07 10:27.29 UNCW 20075. Anna Stringfield ‘11 10:29.65 W&M 20096. Meagan Madden ‘12 10:34.58 W&M 20097. Casey Grimes ‘06 10:34.58 GW 20038. Allie Cottle ‘13 10:35.87 (s) CCSA 20109. Leisa Rossello ‘02 10:37.38 UR 1998

10. Kathleen Paffenroth ‘99 10:39.68 ECU 1995


THE RECORD BOOK

Men’s Individual Records50 Free Bryan Droll :20.43 Feb. 18, 2010100 Free Merritt Peele :45.38 (lo) Feb. 21, 2009200 Free Curtis Chaney 1:37.72 Feb. 20, 2009500 Free Curtis Chaney 4:26.89 Feb. 19, 20091000 Free Merritt Peele 9:32.47 (s) Feb. 21, 20091650 Free Merritt Peele 15:47.93 Feb. 21, 2009100 Back Geoff Peitz :50.06 (lo) Feb. 19, 2010200 Back Scott Frantz, Jr. 1:48.69 Feb. 21, 2009100 Breast Nate Ladner :56.13 Dec. 5, 2008200 Breast Drew Onken 2:00.25 Feb. 28, 2010100 Fly Joe Burquist :49.43 Feb. 19, 2010200 Fly Drew Onken 1:49.69 Feb. 28, 2010200 IM Drew Onken 1:49.56 Feb. 18, 2010400 IM Drew Onken 3:49.79 Feb. 28, 2010

Women’s Individual Records50 Free Lindsey Martin :22.57 Feb. 18, 2010100 Free Lindsey Martin :49.55 Mar. 20, 2010200 Free Lindsey Martin 1:48.76 Mar. 19, 2010500 Free Jessica Delgehausen 4:56.99 Feb. 19, 20101000 Free Alanna Ream 10:17.02 (s) Feb. 21, 20091650 Free Alanna Ream 16:56.74 Feb. 21, 2009100 Back Kelsi Hobbs :57.48 (lo) Feb. 18, 2010200 Back Sara Laws 2:02.36 Feb. 24, 2001100 Breast Megan Hollar 1:03.30 Feb. 22, 2006200 Breast Megan Hollar 2:17.80 Feb. 22, 2006100 Fly Emily Castle :54.62 Feb. 20, 2009200 Fly Lauren Kamperman 2:06.84 Feb. 21, 2009200 IM Lauren Kamperman 2:05.12 Feb. 18, 2010400 IM Anna Stringfield 4:25.88 Feb. 20, 2009


THE RECORD BOOK

Men’s Relay Records200 Medley Relay 1:30.91 Feb. 19, 2010

Geoff PeitzDrew OnkenJoe BurquistBryan Droll

400 Medley Relay 3:19.62 Feb. 18, 2010Geoff PeitzDrew OnkenMiller WilliamsBryan Droll

200 Free Relay 1:21.51 Feb. 19, 2009Patrick WhitmanBryan DrollBrad CarmanScott Frantz

400 Free Relay 3:01.85 Feb. 19, 2009Merritt PeeleBryan DrollBrad CarmanCurtis Chaney

800 Free Relay 6:43.92 Feb. 19, 2009Curtis ChaneyPatrick WhitmanBrad CarmanMerritt Peele

Women’s Relay Records200 Medley Relay 1:44.16 Feb. 19, 2010

Kelsi HobbsCaroline CurtissEmily CastleLindsey Martin

400 Medley Relay 3:47.28 Feb. 18, 2010Kelsi HobbsCaroline CurtissEmily CastleLindsey Martin

200 Free Relay 1:33.37 Feb. 18, 2010Emily CastleJean DeOrnellasCasey Van TassellLindsey Martin

400 Free Relay 3:23.09 Feb. 21, 2009Lindsey MartinCasey Van TassellEmily CastleCourtney Sanders

800 Free Relay 7:31.64 Feb. 20, 2009Courtney SandersCaitlin SheetzCasey Van TassellAnna Stringfield

Diving RecordsMen1-Meter SpringboardChris Wrobleski 279.25 (D) Dec. 1, 2001Michael Hart 366.25 (C) Feb. 18, 1995

3-Meter SpringboardBen Lane 315.30 (D) Nov. 1, 2008Jonathan Frost 390.90 (C) Feb. 19, 1995

Women1-Meter SpringboardLiz Nugent 278.47 (D) Jan. 15, 2000Liz Nugent 405.30 (C) Feb. 20, 1999

3-Meter SpringboardLinnea Buttermore 256.35 (D) Jan. 23, 2010Liz Nugent 463.00 (C) Feb. 17, 2000

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