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INSIDE THE LIONS ................................................................... 1Table of Contents ..................................................................................................................1Quick Facts.............................................................................................................................12014-15 Roster .......................................................................................................................22014-15 Schedule ..................................................................................................................2Burns Aquatics Center .........................................................................................................3

HEAD COACH BONNIE ADAIR................................................. 4Year-by-Year Results ............................................................................................................5

SWIMMING HISTORY .............................................................. 62013-14 MPSF Championship Review................................................................................62013-14 Honors/Awards .......................................................................................................6All-Time Roster ......................................................................................................................7All-Time Top-10 Times ..........................................................................................................9

2014-15 LMU SWIMMING RECORD BOOK

QUICK FACTSUNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation Los Angeles, Calif.Founded 1911Enrollment 5,962 Undergraduate 9,369 TotalNickname LionsPrimary Colors Crimson (Pantone 202) Navy (Pantone 2965)Secondary Colors Marymount Blue (Pantone 279) Gray (Cool Gray 5)Affiliation NCAA Division IConference Pacfic Collegiate Swim and Dive ConferenceHome Pool Burns Aquatics Center Capacity 800President David Burcham Alma Mater Occidental, '73Athletic Director Dr. William Husak Alma Mater SUNY-Cortland, ‘72Athletic Phone (310) 338-2765Ticket Office (310) 338-LION

SWIMMING STAFFHead Coach Bonnie Adair Alma Mater UCLA, ‘75 | Loyola Law, '84 Years at LMU 12th YearAssistant Coach Elaine Ferritto Calip Alma Mater Texas, '07 Years at LMU Third YearGraduate Assistant Coach Craig Jordens Alma Mater Arizona, '13 Years at LMU First YearDirector of Operations Joanne Reierson Alma Mater Dartmouth, '93 Years at LMU 11th Year

TEAM FACTS2013-14 Record 2-62013-14 MPSF Finish 8thSwimmers Returning | Lost 17 | 9Newcomers 2

CHAMPIONSHIP INFORMATIONConference Championships (1) 2008Conference Swimmers of the Year (3) Lauren Mathewson (2007) Anne Scott (2009 | 2010)

MEDIA SERVICESAssociate AD - External Relations John Shaffer Office Phone (310) 338-7643 E-mail [email protected] AD - External Communication (Swim Contact) Tyler Geivett Office Phone (310) 338-7638 Cell Phone (310) 345-6997 E-mail [email protected] Director Sarah Finney Office Phone (310) 338-5798 E-mail [email protected] of New Media Austin Bartolomei-Hill Office Phone (310) 338-7768 Email [email protected] Office Fax (310) 338-2703Website www.LMULions.comLMU Facebook Page facebook.com/LMULionsSwimming Facebook Page facebook.com/LMUSwimmingLMU Twitter Page twitter.com/LMULionsSwimming Twitter Page twitter.com/LMUSWIMLMU Instagram LMULionsSwimming Instagram LMUswim

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Swimming2014-15 ROSTERName Ht. Position/Event Yr. Hometown/Last School Sofia Abrate 5-9 Backstroke/Breaststroke JR Phoenix, Ariz./Xavier College PrepKristen Brennand 5-5 Butterfly/IM/Sprint Freestyle JR Burlingame, Calif./Burlingame HSHannah Calton 5-8 Butterfly/Mid-Distance Freestyle/IM SO Granite Bay, Calif./Granite Bay HSIsabel Casso 5-6 Mid-Distance Freestyle SR Los Angeles, Calif./Marlborough HSHailey Chisholm 5-7 Breaststroke/Individual Medley SR Capistrano Beach, Calif./JSerra HSKristen Clarno 5-5 Backstroke/IM/Sprint Freestyle JR Sunnyvale, Calif./Homestead HSKathleen Gore 5-5 Sprint Freestyle/Butterfly SR Fullerton, Calif./Mater Dei HSHallie Hengels 5-7 Breaststroke/Butterfly JR Glenview, Ill./Glenbrook South HSStephanie Horwitz 5-9 Mid-Distance Freestyle JR Northbrook, Ill./Glenbrook North HSMaddie Lipkowitz FR Las Vegas, Nev.Kjirsten Magnuson 5-7 Sprint Freestyle/Backstroke SR Coeur d'Alene, Idaho/Gonzaga Preparatory SchoolStacy Maier 5-8 Freestyle/Backstroke SO Bellevue, Wash./The Bear Creek SchoolKailee Mora 5-1 Butterfly/Backstroke/IM SO San Bernardino, Calif./Citrus Valley HSMary Kate Reid 5-8 Breaststroke/IM/Sprint Freestyle JR Los Angeles, Calif./Notre Dame AcademyDiana Safa 5-8 Freestyle SR Thousand Oaks, Calif./Oaks Christian HSStephanie Schuffels 5-7 Butterfly/Breaststroke JR Seal Beach, Calif./Los Alamitos HSLise Soule 5-4 Butterfly/Sprint Freestyle SR Auch, France/Fresno PacificMaddie Vanderpoel 5-8 Freestyle SR Castle Rock, Colo./Rock Canyon HSTori Yee FR Orinda, Calif.

Bonnie Adair Head Coach 12th Season Elaine Ferritto Calip Assistant Coach Third Season Craig Jordens Graduate Assistant First Season Joanne Reierson Director of Operations 11th Season

2014-15 SCHEDULEDate Day Opponent/Event Site TimeSep. 27 Saturday Alumni Relays Burns Aquatics Center 2:00 p.m.Oct. 4 Saturday Masters 5K Swimathon Burns Aquatics Center 7:00 a.m.Oct. 10 Friday PCSC Relays La Mirada, Calif. 1:00 p.m.Oct. 17 Friday Malibu Invitational (Distance) Malibu, Calif. 2:00 p.m.Oct. 18 Saturday Malibu Invitational (Sprint & Mid-Distance) Malibu, Calif. 10:00 a.m.Nov. 2 Sunday San Diego | UC Davis Burns Aquatics Center 11:00 a.m.Nov. 20 Thursday Arena Invite Los Angeles, Calif. All DayNov. 21 Friday Arena Invite Los Angeles, Calif. All DayNov. 22 Saturday Arena Invite Los Angeles, Calif. All DayDec. 4 Thursday 2014 AT&T Winter Nationals Greensboro, N.C. All DayDec. 5 Friday 2014 AT&T Winter Nationals Greensboro, N.C. All DayDec. 6 Saturday 2014 AT&T Winter Nationals Greensboro, N.C. All DayJan. 10 Saturday CSU Bakersfield | UC San Diego Burns Aquatics Center 11:00 a.m.Jan. 16 Friday Beach Cup (San Diego, Fresno State, Pepperdine) Fresno, Calif. 1:30 p.m.Jan. 17 Saturday Beach Cup (San Diego, Fresno State, Pepperdine) Fresno, Calif. 10:00 a.m.Jan. 24 Saturday vs. Pacific | at UC Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, Calif. 11:00 a.m.Jan. 30 Friday Pentathlon Fairbanks, Alaska 6:30 p.m.Jan. 31 Saturday at Alaska Fairbanks, Alaska 10:00 a.m.Feb. 18 Wednesday PCSC Championships La Mirada, Calif. All DayFeb. 19 Thursday PCSC Championships La Mirada, Calif. All DayFeb. 20 Friday PCSC Championships La Mirada, Calif. All DayFeb. 21 Saturday PCSC Championships La Mirada, Calif. All DayApr. 18 Saturday LMU Long Course Invite Burns Aquatics Center 12:00 p.m.


Swimming

Since it opened in the fall of 2000 as the home of Loyola Marymount University aquatics, the Burns Recreation and Aquatics Center has become one of the premier facilities for aquatics in the nation. The Burns Center has seen the Lions claim 19 championships in water polo and swimming.

In addition to hosting the two NCAA Men's Water Polo National Championship in 2002 and 2006, LMU has also hosted four Western Water Polo Association Champi-onships - two for the men (2001, 2005) and two for the women (2003, 2008), and the first-ever Golden Coast Conference Championship for women's water polo in 2014. The Lions have won four of them, both for the men and then in 2003 and 2014 for the women.

The Burns Center is home to the on campus recreation center, which sees thou-sands of community members, students, faculty and staff through its doors each day. Included with the facility, which celebrates its 10th Anniversary in 2010-11, is the Olympic size pool that is part of the $20-million Burns Rec Center and serves as the home venue for men's and women's water polo as well as LMU swim meets.

One of the premier aquatics facilities in Southern California, the Burns recreation center pool is heated and features an advanced deck-level drainage system. There are separate locker rooms for home and visiting teams as well as office space and meeting rooms for the LMU aquatics' coaching staff. Adjacent to the pool is perma-nent bleacher seating with a normal capacity for 800 fans.

Added to the facility in the fall of 2001 was a state-of-the-art scoreboard. The score-board from Colorado Timing Systems features scoring systems for both water polo and swimming, including the touch-pad timing for eight swim lanes. The fully digital system includes matrix and video capabilities and was installed thanks to the dona-tions of Albert Gersten. In addition, a new audio system was installed prior to the start of the 2009 women's water polo season.

Home of the Lions.BURNS AQUATICS CENTER

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Swimming

After becoming the first full-time women's swimming coach at LMU, Bonnie Adair enters her 12th season with the Lions in 2014-15, having been named 2008 Pacific Collegiate Swimming Conference Coach of the Year. The Lions will return to the PCSC this year after four seasons in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federa-tion.

Adair joined the LMU program in 2002-03 with a 35-year background in swimming.

Last year at the 2014 MPSF Championships, Adair saw five of her swimmers earn All-MPSF honors as LMU finished eighth overall. Kjirsten Magnuson earned first team honors in the 50 freestyle and 100 backstroke, breaking LMU records in both events. Ra-chel Dekar was also a two-time All-MPSF selection, earning second-team selections in the 100 and 200 breaststroke events. Kristen Clarno, who set a new LMU record in the 400 IM, reached the Championship final in the 200 IM to earn her second-team All-MPSF selection. Hannah Calton claimed second-team All-MPSF in the 100 butterfly after breaking her own 100 butterfly record in the morning preliminaries. Finally, Angelina Prat reached the Championship final in the 200 butterfly en route to her second-team All-MPSF selection. At the conclusion of the meet, LMU had set five new program records and landed 15 swimmers on the MPSF All-Academic team.

In her first season as a full-time head coach, Adair added 17 newcomers to the program's roster, which doubled the team's size and jump-started the new era of LMU swimming.

Since her arrival, Adair has turned the LMU program into a contender at the Division I level, culminating in LMU's first title in 2008. The Lions finished third in the conference in 2005 and set 16 of 19 school records in a history-making season. LMU earned its first two conference event titles in 2005, winning both the 200 medley relay (Lauren Mathewson, Morgan Finley, Angela Samuels, Katie Hicks) and the 100 backstroke (Mathewson).

The 2005-06 Lions added four more PCSC titles, win-ning the 200 medley relay (Mathewson, Sarah Ham-ilton, Samuels, Hicks), the 100 freestyle (Hicks), the 100 breaststroke (Hamilton) and the 100 backstroke (Mathewson). LMU posted a dual record of 9-5 in that season, marking the second straight winning season under Adair.

Highlighted by 11 new school records and four PCSC event titles, Loyola Marymount finished second of 14 teams in the conference at the 2006-07 PCSC Champi-onship. The team finished 7-5 in dual meets to extend Adair's winning-season streak to three straight. PCSC Championship triple winner Mathewson, along with teammates Morgan Finley, Alex Wike, Trinity O'Neill, and Samuels were selected to the PCSC All-Confer-ence team. Senior Amanda Luciano was named to the PCSC All-Academic team. Mathewson's three event titles came in the 50 freestyle, 100 backstroke, and 200 backstroke, earning her PCSC Swimmer of the Year honors. She was also a member of the 200 medley re-lay, along with Finley, Samuels and Wike, which shat-tered the existing meet record by over a second en route to the Lion victory.

In 2008, Adair made it four straight winning seasons, turning in a perfect 9-0 record in dual meets en route to her first PCSC Coach of the Year selection. The perfect record marked the first time in school history that a team had gone undefeated. Adair and the Lions capped the outstanding season with a first-place fin-ish at the PCSC Championships, posting a school-re-cord 11 swimmers on the All-Conference Team. Alex Wike claimed the top-spot in the 50 freestyle, Rebec-ca Plume won the 500 freestyle and Alicia Witter took home the individual title in the 100 freestyle event.

2009 proved to be another successful year for Adair and the Lions, as LMU finished second at the PCSC Championship, just 22 points short of another team title. Despite finishing second, LMU scored over 140 more points than the 2008 Championship team, and Lion swimmers won five individual and three relay events, by far the most in LMU history. In addition, Adair saw Anne Scott named PCSC Swimmer of the Year and her Lions set four new PCSC records and six LMU records.

Adair guided the Lions to yet another second-place finish at the PCSC Championships in 2010, their fi-nal year in the PCSC before moving to the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation in 2010-11. Following the last event at the PCSC Championships, Scott, who won all three of her individual events and three relay titles, was awarded Female Swimmer of the Year for the second straight year. She remains just the sec-ond swimmer in LMU history to earn this top honor, following Mathewson's three-event win in 2007. Fur-thermore, she is the first swimmer to earn the honor more than once, let alone in back-to-back seasons. Scott beat a NCAA National Time Standard in the 200 freestyle and 100 freestyle, and was a member of the 400 freestyle relay team that also met a standard. Over the course of the four-day competition in 2010, LMU earned six individual championship titles, three relay crowns, and 10 new LMU program records.

12TH SEASON AT LMUGuided LMU to PCSC Championship in 2008Coached Three Conference Swimmers of the Year17 All-Conference Selections Over Last Four Years15 All-Academic Selections During 2013-14 SeasonAlma Mater | UCLA, 75; Loyola Law, '81

HEAD COACHBONNIE ADAIR


SwimmingIn her first year coaching in the MPSF in 2011, Adair guided the Lions to a fifth-place finish out of nine teams. Over the course of the four-day championship competition, the 24-member Lion squad erased four school records and posted an unprecedented total of 58 lifetime-best swims. A total of seven LMU swimmers garnered All-Conference recognition in the inaugural year, including a pair of first-team selections. Always strong in the classroom, the 2011 team was named to The College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Scholar All-American list for its work during the spring 2011 semester. The Lions combined for a 3.29 GPA over the course of the semester, including placing a MPSF-best 12 swimmers on the All-Academic team.

The 2012 season saw the Lions finish eighth out of 10 teams at the MPSF Championships. A pair of LMU swimmers garnered All-Conference recognition from the MPSF after the MPSF Championships, as Tammy Choy was named to the second team for her efforts in the 100 backstroke and Camille Hopp earned a second team selection in the 50 freestyle. As always, Adair pushed her athletes in the classroom, helping 13 of her student-athletes to MPSF All-Academic recognition and a Scholar All-American team selection from the CSCAA.

Adair guided a trio of swimmers to All-MPSF honors at the conclusion of the MPSF Championships in 2012-13. Camille Hopp, Rachel Dekar and Kjirsten Magnuson all took home second team honors. Hopp earned selections in both the 100 breaststroke and 200 breaststroke, setting a new LMU program record in the 200. Dekar earned her All-MPSF selection in the 100 breaststroke after setting a new LMU record in the event with a time of 1:02.36, while Magnuson took home the second team selection in the 100 backstroke.

During her own 13-year swimming career, Adair set 35 National Age Group records including a 50m freestyle record that stood for 29 years.

Competing in 12 National Championships (her first at age 13) and two Olympic Trials, Adair became a National finalist in the 100 free and 100 fly and a member of a 400-meter medley relay that established four American records.

She attended UCLA as an undergraduate and then Loyola Law School. During law school, Adair was the assistant coach of the UCLA women's swim team and also coached the Team Santa Monica age group team.

In 1979, Adair created the Santa Monica Masters Swim Team, which later became SCAQ - now the largest Masters program in the United States with over 900 active members.

In her 30-plus years coaching, it is estimated that Adair has coached or instructed more than 20,000 Los Angeles-area swimmers.

Between 1985 and 1994, Adair came out of swimming retirement to compete in several Masters National Championships and World Games and set national and world records in the freestyle sprint events and 100 and 200 IMs. She has contributed swimming articles to SWIM Magazine and Fitness Swimmer Magazine and was honored as the United States Masters Coach of the Year in 1997.

From 1996-1999, Adair was the head coach of the men's and women's swimming teams at Santa Monica College, where she earned the Western State Conference Wom-en's Coach of the Year award in 1997. In 1998, her women's team tied for the conference title and placed sixth in the state. Her men's team also earned a sixth place finish.

Adair currently resides in West Los Angeles.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1991-19920-6 overall10th at PCSC ChampionshipHead Coach Doug Pitts

1992-19931-12 overall9th at PCSC ChampionshipHead Coach Doug Pitts

1993-19942-12 overall9th at PCSC ChampionshipHead Coach Dave Kintas




1997-19981-8 overall10th at PCSC ChampionshipHead Coach John Loughran






2003-20041-9 overall8th at PCSC ChampionshipHead Coach Bonnie Adair

2004-20053-2 overall3rd at PCSC ChampionshipHead Coach Bonnie Adair

2005-20069-5 overall4th at PCSC ChampionshipHead Coach Bonnie Adair

2006-20077-5 overall2nd at PCSC ChampionshipHead Coach Bonnie Adair

2007-20089-0 overall1st at PCSC ChampionshipHead Coach Bonnie Adair

2008-20095-5 overall2nd at PCSC ChampionshipHead Coach Bonnie Adair2009-20103-3-1 overall2nd at PCSC ChampionshipHead Coach Bonnie Adair

2010-20118-4 overall5th at MPSF ChampionshipHead Coach Bonnie Adair





Swimming2013-14 MPSF CHAMPIONSHIP REVIEWWEDNESDAYLMU swam a pair of relays on the first day of the MPSF Championships on Wednesday at East LA College. The Lions finished sixth in the 200 medley relay before placing seventh in the 800 freestyle relay. Kjirsten Magnuson, Rachel Dekar, Kailee Mora and Hannah Calton teamed for a 1:42.89 in the 200 medley relay, finishing just a few tenths of a second off the LMU record of 1:42.46. Calton, Kristen Clarno, Stephanie Horwitz and Angelina Prat swam for the Lions in the 800 freestyle, turning in a time of 7:28.66.

THURSDAYJunior Kjirsten Magnuson broke Camille Hopp's existing freestyle record of 23.24 on Tuesday night at the MPSF Championships being contested at East LA College. The Coeur d'Alene, Idaho product swam a 23.22 in the preliminaries before improving the mark even further in the Championship Final on Thursday night with a 23.13 to claim third overall. Sophomore Kristen Clarno also reached the Championship final, placing eighth in the 200 IM with a season-best 2:04.09. Freshman Hannah Calton placed 11th in the same event, turning in a personal-best mark of 2:04.78 to claim the second-best time in LMU program history. The 200 IM record list got one more shake on Tuesday when Kristen Brennand took 19th overall in a personal-best time of 2:06.94 - the fifth-fastest time in LMU history. Stephanie Horwitz was the final Lion to make a move in the LMU top-10 lists, moving up to fourth all-time in the 500 freestyle after swimming a personal-best 5:01.17 to claim 18th overall. In addition to the changes in the record books, LMU also saw a number of personal-best swims on Tuesday, including career-bests from Sofia Abrate in the 200 IM, and Lauren Saylor, Kailee Mora, Kathleen Gore and Marlena Nip in the 50 freestyle. On the team front, LMU is currently just eight points out of sixth place, and just 25 points from the fifth-place team, University of Pacific.

FRIDAYThe LMU swimming team turned in a huge night on Friday at the MPSF Championships as four Lion records fell, including the oldest record on the books in the 100 back-stroke set in 2007 by Lauren Mathewson. Kjirsten Magnuson, who broke the 50 freestyle program record yesterday, swam a perfect race to eclipse Mathewson's mark by .04, placing second in the race with a 54.90. Magnuson broke yet another program record 20 minutes later leading off LMU's 400 medley relay joined by Rachel Dekar (breaststroke), Hannah Calton (butterfly) and Kristen Clarno (freestyle). Their time of 3:45.25 sliced .8 off the previous record and placed fifth in the event. Clarno returned to the water to record her second record-breaking swim, this time doing so in the 400 Individual Medley. Clarno shattered the program record by 1.5 seconds, stopping the clock in 4:24.64 to win the Consolation final and place ninth overall in the event. Calton also had a double record day after breaking her own 100 butterfly record in the morn-ing preliminaries with a 55.46, qualifying for the Championship final in which she placed seventh. Dekar, who set the LMU record in the 100 breaststroke at last year's MPSF Championships, placed fourth in the Championship final, a tenth of a second off her previous mark. Eleven Lions made it back into the evening finals - an all-time high for LMU swimmers in the very competitive MPSF Conference. Angelina Prat joined Clarno in the 400 IM, placing 20th, while Kailee Mora, Lise Soule and Kristen Brennand bat-tled in the 100 butterfly Bonus Consolation en route to finishing 19th, 20th and 22nd. Stephanie Horwitz placed 20th in the 200 freestyle, and Mary Kate Reid won the Bonus Consolation in the 100 breaststroke in 17th place, followed by senior Marlena Nip in 23rd. Sofia Abrate rounded-out the Lions in the finals, placing 24th in the 100 backstroke. In the morning preliminaries, Kathleeen Gore achieved her second personal-best of the meet in the 100 butterfly (59.43), as did Lauren Saylor in the 200 freestyle (1:55.60).

SATURDAYLMU closed the MPSF Championships on Saturday, sending 11 different swimmers into evening finals, including a pair to Championship Finals. Senior Rachel Dekar com-peted in the 200 breaststroke Championship Final while senior Angelina Prat took to the water in the 200 butterfly. Dekar finished seventh overall in the 200 breaststroke, turning in a time of 2:19.06 before Prat took sixth in the 200 butterfly in 2:04.33. Lise Soule had a great swim in the prelims of the 200 butterfly, stopping the clock in 2:06.38

to move into fifth on the LMU All-Time list. She later placed 16th overall while competing in the Consolation Final. Kristen Clarno and Kjirsten Magnuson also reached Consola-tion Finals, with Clarno posting a personal-best time of 2:03.07 in the 200 backstroke to claim 10th overall. Magnuson reached the final in the 100 freestyle, finishing 15th overall in 51.98. The Lions placed a pair of swimmers in the Bonus Finals of the 200 backstroke, 200 breaststroke, and 200 butterfly. Stacy Maier (2:07.19) and Sofia Abrate (2:13.83) swam in the 200 back, while Mary Kate Reid (2:27.19) and Marlena Nip (2:28.45) hit the water in the 200 breaststroke. Elizabeth Murray (2:09.25) and Kathleen Gore (2:14.50) represented the Lions in the 200 butterfly. Other results from Saturday included Mary Kate Short (17:21.67) and Stephanie Horwitz (17:46.68) swimming in the 1650 freestyle, and LMU's 400 freestyle relay turning in a time of 3:30.13 to place eighth.

ALL-MPSFFive LMU swimmers garnered All-MPSF recognition after the 2014 MPSF Championships, including Kjirsten Magnuson who earned first-team honors in the 50 freestyle and 100 backstroke. Magnuson broke Camille Hopp's existing freestyle record of 23.24 on Thurs-day night, swimming a 23.22 in the preliminaries before improving the mark even further in the Championship Final with a 23.13 to claim third overall. She then returned to the water on Friday to break LMU's longest-standing record in the 100 backstroke. The Coeur d'Alene, Idaho product swam a perfect race to eclipse Lauren Mathewson's existing mark by .04, placing second in the race with a 54.90. Senior Rachel Dekar was also a two-time All-MPSF selection, earning second-team selections in the 100 and 200 breaststroke events. Dekar finished fourth in the Championship final of the 100 breaststroke in 1:02.49, a "B" qualifying standard swim. She also finished seventh overall in the 200 breaststroke, turning in a time of 2:19.06. Sophomore Kristen Clarno, who set a new LMU record in the 400 IM (4:24.64), reached the Championship final in the 200 IM, turning in a season-best 2:04.09 to earn her second-team All-MPSF selection. Freshman Hannah Calton claimed second-team All-MPSF in the 100 butterfly after breaking her own 100 butterfly record in the morning preliminaries with a 55.46, qualifying for the Championship final in which she placed seventh. Senior Angelina Prat reached the Championship final in the 200 butterfly en route to her second-team All-MPSF selection, stopping the clock in 2:04.33 to take sixth overall. While individually they all shined at the MPSF Championships, Magnuson, Dekar, Calton and Clarno combined talents on the 400 medley relay to set yet another LMU record (3:45.25) - the fifth of the meet. Overall, 16 Lions qualified for swims in the evening finals at the Conference meet - another all-time high for LMU.

2013-14 REVIEW/AWARDSOverall Record: n/a • Conference Record: 8th Place at MPSF ChampionshipsHead Coach: Bonnie Adair (11th Season)• Set seven new LMU program records in 2013-14.• Four swimmers (Kristen Clarno, Rachel Dekar, Hannah Calton, Kjirsten Magnuson) qualified for Winter National Championships.• Five swimmers named All-MPSF.• Kjirsten Magnuson became the fifth Lion in program history to record an NCAA “B” cut time (100 backstroke).

Sofia Abrate .......................................................................... MPSF All-AcademicKristen Brennand ................................................................. MPSF All-AcademicHannah Calton ................................................................Second-Team All-MPSFIsabel Casso ......................................................................... MPSF All-AcademicHailey Chisholm ................................................................... MPSF All-Academic...........................LMU Student Service and Leadership Award (Dolan Award)Kristen Clarno.................................................................Second-Team All-MPSF................................................................................................. MPSF All-AcademicRachel Dekar ..................................................................Second-Team All-MPSF................................................................................................. MPSF All-Academic........................ LMU Student Service and Leadership Award (McKay Award)Kjirsten Magnuson ..............................................................First-Team All-MPSF........................................................................... LMU Student-Athlete of the Year................................................................................................. MPSF All-AcademicMarlena Nip.......................................................................... MPSF All-AcademicAngelina Prat..................................................................Second-Team All-MPSF................................................................................................. MPSF All-AcademicMary Kate Reid..................................................................... MPSF All-AcademicHailey Chisholm ................................................................... MPSF All-AcademicDiana Safa............................................................................. MPSF All-AcademicStephanie Schuffels ............................................................ MPSF All-AcademicMary Kate Short ................................................................... MPSF All-AcademicMaddie Vanderpoel ............................................................. MPSF All-AcademicNational Scholar-Athlete ................................Sofia Abrate, Kristen Brennand............................ Tess Brown, Hannah Calton, Isabel Casso, Hailey Chisholm......................Kristen Clarno, Rachel Dekar, Kjirsten Magnuson, Kailee Mora............................Marlena Nip, Angelina Prat, Mary Kate Reid, Lauren Saylor............................ Stephanie Schuffels, Mary Kate Short, Maddie Vanderpoel


SwimmingALL-TIME ROSTERA | A | A Sofia Abrate 2013-14Sophie Allen 2011-12-13Nicole Alvarado 2006-07-08Alexa Ames 1994Alana Austin 2000-01-02

B | B | B Sarah Babiarz 1999-00-01-02C. Bannerman 2005Meredith Bellotti 1999-00Melissa Bernal 1999Cristin Bisbee 1992Sarah Black 2003-04-05Melissa Bommarito 2001-02Nicole Boston 2004-05-06-07Christina Bradberry 1995-96Amy Brand 1997Kristen Brennand 2013-14Maggie Brophy 2005-06-07Tess Brown 2014Cailey Buck 2004Jennifer Bullock 2006Dominique Burson 1997Stacey Butler 1992

C | C | C Hannah Calton 2014Christina Cannata 2009-10-11-12Sharon Carlson 1993Katie Carmody 2008-09-10-11Isabel Casso 2013-14Wendy Castillo 1994-95Jennifer Caviglia 1994-95Jessica Cheng 1997-98-99-00Hailey Chisholm 2012-13-14Tammy Choy 2009-10-11-12Kristen Clarno 2013-14Chiara Clemente 1992Maeghan Cobbin 2008-09Jessica Connor 2002Alexa Cook 2007-08-09-10Heather Coons 1993Devon Courtney 2000Jenna Cruzat 2003-04-05Meghan Cummings 2013-14

D | D | D Jill Dahle 2009-10-11-12Kyla Dahlquist 2009Diana DeCesare 2006-07Rachel Dekar 2011-12-13-14Mariah Derr 1992Bayley Diamond 2002-03-04-05Yvonne Diaz 1993-94Kia Dobie 2010-11-12Meghan Dunn 2005Kelli Dyerly 2000

E | E | E Colleen Eagleson 1991-92-93-94Kate Egan 1992-93Justine Elgas 2006-07-08-09Megan Evans 2003-04

F | F | F Erin Farley 1993, 95-96Kristina Fernandez 2007-08Morgan Finley 2004-05-06-07Casey Flacks 2009Bridget Flynn 1992Kristy Forsyth 1997-98Bonnie Frankel 1993

G | G | G Danielle Garcia 2006-07-08-09Alyssa Geraghty 2005-06-07-08Gillian Ghazal 2006-07-08-09Lisa Gilette 1996-98Christine Gore 2005-06-07-08Kathleen Gore 2012-13-14Annie Goshert 1993C. Grannemann 1995-96Caroline Guidi 1999-00Teresa Guidi 2000Ana Guttmann 2005

H | H | H Elizabeth Hadden 1996-97Julia Hall 2006-07-08-09Sarah Hamilton 2006-07Jennifer Hannon 1995-96Ann Haswell 1995Jennifer Hatfield 1997-98-99-00Kathleen Hawkins 1992Dempsey Haynosch 2010-11-12Hallie Hengels 2013-14Stephanie Hess 2010-11-12-13Robyn Hessinger 1992-93Katie Hicks 2005-06-07Giselle Hiquera 1993Camille Hopp 2010-11-12-13Michelle Horgan 2009-10-11-12Rachel Horn 2005Juliet Horton 2005Stephanie Horwitz 2013-14Dana Hume 1997-98-99

J | J | J Carly Johnson 2013Julie Johnson 1994

K | K | K Malia Kaizuka 1993Kristin Kelly 2005-06Sarah Kizner 1992Kelly Kramer 2002Jamie Kroeze 2000McKenzie Kruck 2003-04-05Aja Kusao 2008

L | L | L Monica LaBelle 1993Yvonne Le 2009-10-11-12Anna Leon 1993Mallorie Lim 2007-08-09-10Ashley Lindsay 2000Adrienne Livoni 1996-97Amanda Luciano 2004-05-06-07Kristen Lutjen 2007-08-09-10Amanda Lynch 1995-96-97-98

M | M | M Kjirsten Magnuson 2012-13-14Liz Magura 2005-06-07-08Stacy Maier 2014Jenni Marcus 1999-00Emily Maryatt 2005-06Lindsey Mascheroni 2011Lauren Mathewson 2004-05-06-07Tiffany Matthews 2005-06-07McKenna McCarville 2005-06Kim McKay 2005-06-07-08Jennifer McCoy 1999Eileen McGrath 1992-93-94-95Breanne Melconian 2002-03-04-05Heather Miles 1999Sierra Misquez 2006-07Katie Mistry 2007-08-09Kelly Mohr 1993Samantha Moody 2013Miranda Mooers 2002-03-04-05Kailee Mora 2014Katie Moran 1995Barbara Morrisey 1996-97-98-99Elizabeth Murray 2011-12-13-14

N | N | N Angela Nakamura 1998Marlena Nip 2011-12-13-14Nocole Norris 2000

O | O | O Christina O’Neill 2002Kara O’Neill 2009Trinity O’Neill 2007-08-09-10

P | P | P Anne Park 1995-96Carolyn Pasque 2008-09-10-11Kathy Peterson 1996-97-98Rebecca Peterson 2000Analia Piccollo 1996-97-98Olivia Plume 2009Rebecca Plume 2006-07-08-09Lauren Powers 2002Angelina Prat 2011-12-13-14

R | R | R Jeanelle Rabadam 2005-06Christina Radvanyi 2000Mary Kate Reid 2013-14Katie Rick 2011-12-13-14Morgan Ridgeway 2006-07Terry Rinder 2009-10-11-12Lauren Roberts 2000-01-02Erin Rosas 2009-10-11-12Alicia Royal 2005-06-07-08Lauren Ruberry 2000


SwimmingS | S | S Diana Safa 2012-13-14Angela Samuels 2005-06-07-08Rebecca Sanders 2002Megan Sawelson 2008-09Lauren Saylor 2011-12-13-14Cindy Schapker 1994-97Cara Schindler 1997-98-99-00A. Schlichting 1995Erin Schroeder 1992B. Schuehardt 1996Stephanie Schuffels 2013-14Lauren Scoma 1994Anne Scott 2009-10Erika Shanahan 1992,94Lauren Shaw 2000Maureen Sheenan 2002-03-04-05Mary Kate Short 2011-12-13-14Aimee Shoukry 1994Kira Shymanski 2000Anne Smith 1992,94Lise Soule 2014Kim Sowards 1993Karin Sponholz 1991-92-93-94Lisa Stark 1994-95-96-97Orla Stewart 1999-00Julie Suggs 1992-93

T | T | T Melanie Tansuwan 2007-08-09-10Lori-Ann Tracy 1996Alex Tungland 2002-03-04-05

V | V | V Maddie Vanderpoel 2012-13-14Noelani Vargas 2010-11-12-13Kristin Vesnever 2001-02

W | W | W Shelby Wagner 1997-98Julia Wald 2000Marie Walters 2001-02-03-04Gina Ward 1993Kadee Whipple 2003-04Alex Wike 2007-08Leigh Wilbur 1994Lucy Windes 1999-00Alicia Witter 2007-08-09-10Danielle Worrill 1997-98-99-00

Y | Y | Y Tiffany Yates 2000-01-02Jean Yasuhara 1995-96-97

Z | Z | Z Krista Zabor 2001-02-03-04Isabella Zhang 2010-11

The all-time roster is a work-in-progress. If you have additions or corrections, please email them to Tyler Geivett at [email protected].


SwimmingLMU TOP-10 TIMES50 FREESTYLE 1. Kjirsten Magnuson 23.13 20142. Camille Hopp 23.24 20123. Anne Scott 23.24 20104. Isabella Zhang 23.34 20115. Carolyn Pasque 23.41 20116. Katie Hicks 23.62 20057. Lauren Mathewson 23.78 20078. Alex Wike 23.89 20089. Sophie Allen 24.08 201110. Alexa Cook 24.09 2010

100 FREESTYLE 1. Anne Scott 50.06r 20102. Isabella Zhang 50.47 20113. Katie Hicks 50.98 20064. Alicia Witter 51.17 20107. Kjirsten Magnuson 51.23 20135. Carolyn Pasque 51.28 20116. Kristen Clarno 51.50 20128. Camille Hopp 51.97 20129. Jill Dahle 52.17 201210. Alex Wike 52.50 2008

200 FREESTYLE 1. Anne Scott 1:49.19 20102. Kristen Clarno 1:51.05 20123. Rebecca Plume 1:51.35 20094. Alicia Witter 1:51.37 20095. Jill Dahle 1:51.99 20126. Isabella Zhang 1:52.25 20107. Carolyn Pasque 1:52.25 20118. Hannah Calton 1:52.36 20149. Katie Hicks 1:52.67 200610. Stephanie Horwitz 1:53.18 2014

500 FREESTYLE 1. Rebecca Plume 4:56.59 20082. Angelina Prat 4:58.21 20133. Jill Dahle 5:00.74 20094. Stephanie Horwitz 5:01.17 20145. Alicia Witter 5:01.18 20096. Stacy Maier 5:04.38 20137. Mary Kate Short 5:04.61 20118. Maggie Brophy 5:05.53 20079. Elizabeth Murray 5:08.42 201110. Christina Cannata 5:09.09 2009

1000 FREESTYLE 1. Angelina Prat 10:21.83 20142. Rebecca Plume 10:25.16 20083. Mary Kate Short 10:26.67 20114. Jill Dahle 10:38.24 20105. Christina Cannata 10:39.00 20096. Maggie Brophy 10:39.23 20057. Stephanie Horwitz 10:40.25 20138. Trinity O'Neill 10:42.00 20079. Terry Rinder 10.43.82 200910. Stacy Maier 10:49.59 2014

1650 FREESTYLE 1. Rebecca Plume 17:16.14 20082. Mary Kate Short 17:21.30 20113. Jill Dahle 17:36.60 20104. Christina Cannata 17:38.68 20095. Stephanie Horwitz 17:42.94 20136. Terry Rinder 17:47.72 20117. Julia Hall 17:57.21 20098. Jennifer Hatfield 18:10.82 19989. Casey Flacks 18:11.87 200810. Christine Gore 18:19.62 2008

100 BACKSTROKE 1. Kjirsten Magnuson 54.90 20142. Lauren Mathewson 54.94 20073. Sophie Allen 56.02 20114. Tammy Choy 56.70 20125. Kristen Clarno 57.45 20126. Noelani Vargas 58.61 20127. Katie Hicks 59.26 20068. Kia Dobie 59.36 20109. Dempsey Haynosch 59.61 201110. Sofia Abrate 59.63 2012

200 BACKSTROKE 1. Tammy Choy 2:02.86 20112. Sophie Allen 2:03.02 20113. Kristen Clarno 2:03.07 20144. Lauren Mathewson 2:03.78 20075. Kia Dobie 2:04.35 20116. Noelani Vargas 2:04.71 20127. Kjirsten Magnuson 2:05.71 20148. Yvonne Le 2:06.42 20099. Stacy Maier 2:06.67 201310. Sofia Abrate 2:08.94 2013

100 BREASTSTROKE 1. Rachel Dekar 1:02.36 20132. Camille Hopp 1:02.45 20133. Sarah Hamilton 1:04.80 20064. Lindsey Mascheroni 1:05.47 20115. Stephanie Hess 1:05.54 20136. Morgan Finley 1:06.06 20077. Katie Rick 1:06.29 20138. Mary Kate Reid 1:06.38 20139. Angela Samuels 1:06.76 200710. Hallie Hengels 1:06.89 2012

200 BREASTSTROKE 1. Camille Hopp 2:16.38 20132. Rachel Dekar 2:16.57 20113. Hallie Hengels 2:22.12 20134. Stephanie Hess 2:22.32 20135. Morgan Finley 2:23.50 20076. Krista Zabor 2:25.65 20047. Lindsey Mascheroni 2:25.70 20118. Katie Rick 2:25.72 20129. Mary Kate Reid 2:26.15 201310. Tammy Choy 2:26.29 2010

100 BUTTERFLY 1. Hannah Calton 55.46 20142. Trinity O'Neill 55.81 20103. Kristen Brennand 56.69 20134. Kailee Mora 56.84 20145. Lise Soule 57.13 20146. Yvonne Le 57.17 20097. Katie Carmody 57.35 20118. Angela Samuels 57.63 20059. Mallorie Lim 57.84 200910. Krista Zabor 57.94 2004

200 BUTTERFLY 1. Hannah Calton 2:01.82 20132. Trinity O'Neill 2:02.80 20103. Angelina Prat 2:03.07 20134. Katie Carmody 2:05.69 20115. Lise Soule 2:06.38 20146. Jill Dahle 2:07.56 20117. Melanie Tansuwan 2:07.58 20088. Yvonne Le 2:07.90 20119. Elizabeth Murray 2:08.31 201110. Angela Samuels 2:08.77 2007

200 IM 1. Kristen Clarno 2:02.98 20122. Hannah Calton 2:04.78 20143. Trinity O'Neill 2:05.15 20104. Tammy Choy 2:06.41 20115. Kristen Brennand 2:06:94 20136. Yvonne Le 2:08.40 20097. Krista Zabor 2:08.50 20048. Christina Cannata 2:08.83 20119. Rachel Dekar 2:09.11 201010. Kia Dobie 2:09.14 2011

400 IM 1. Kristen Clarno 4:24.64 20142. Tammy Choy 4:26.14 20093. Angelina Prat 4:27.77 20134. Kia Dobie 4:31.16 20115. Trinity O'Neill 4:32.07 20106. Mary Kate Short 4:32.69 20117. Christina Cannata 4:34.36 20118. Yvonne Le 4:34.88 20089. Krista Zabor 4:36.21 200310. Hannah Calton 4:37.29 2014

RELAY RECORDS 200 Medley Relay 1:42.46 2013 Sophie Allen | Rachel Dekar Kjirsten Magnuson | Camille Hopp

400 Medley Relay 3:45.25 2014 Kjirsten Magnuson | Rachel Dekar Hannah Calton | Kristen Clarno

200 Free Relay 1:32.97 2010 Camille Hopp | Isabella Zhang Carolyn Pasque | Anne Scott

400 Free Relay 3:23.20 2010 Anne Scott | Isabella Zhang Carolyn Pasque | Alicia Witter

800 Free Relay 7:25.07 2009 Rebecca Plume | Megan Sawelson Anne Scott | Alicia Witter

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