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MAY 2011 —VOLUME 52 NO. 5
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CAL BEARS SWEEP WOMEN’S AND MEN’S NCAAS
BIG RED: STREAK-SNAPPER
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE of
8 CAL CLAIMS SECOND TEAM TITLE by Jason MarstellerFor the second time in three years, Coach Teri McKeever’s University of
Division I Swimming and Diving Championships.
14 A DIFFERENT YEAR, A NEW RESULT by John Lohn
Championships slip away to Texas. But a year later, Cal withstood a mighty challenge from the
20 REPEATS, SWEEPS AND AN END OF A STREAK by Jason Marsteller and Judy Jacob
month of March to determine this year’s top college swimming and diving teams.
23 STANFORD LEADS A COMPETITIVE FIELD by Emily Sampl-
Cardinal.
27 LANE LEADERS: Erika Braun, Raleigh Area Masters (Raleigh, N.C.) by Emily Sampl
28 DRYSIDE TRAINING: IM Stroke Series (Backstroke) by J.R. Rosania
31 Q&A WITH COACH CHAD ONKEN, YMCA OF THE TRIANGLE AREA by Michael J. Stott
Chad Onken has leveraged summer league, age group, high school, collegiate and Masters coaching experience to return YMCA of the Triangle Area swimmers to
33 HOW THEY TRAIN: Joe Bonk by Michael J. Stott
34 FROM WHINER TO WINNER by Michael J. StottWorkout toughness translates into a successful competitive experience.
36 NATIONAL AGE GROUP RECORD SETTER: Curtis Ogren, Peak Swimming (Saratoga, Calif.) by Judy Jacob
39 AMERICAN RELAY by Judy Jacob
40 TYR AGE GROUP SWIMMER OF THE MONTH: Sean O’Connell, Monocacy Aquatic Club (Frederick, Md.)
42 DEFINING MOMENTS: NCSA Junior Nationals by Jason Marsteller-
ning a record nine gold medals—six individual events and three relays.
ON THE COVER:
Kenyon’s men had
won the NCAA III
Championships an
NCAA record 31
straight years, but
Denison University,
coached by Gregg
Parini (an 18-time
All-American
swimmer who
graduated from
Kenyon in 1982),
put a stop to it by
tying another NCAA
record—the closest
finish in NCAA
swimming and diving
history: one point,
500.5 to 499.5.
(See story, page 20.)
Snipe (from left):
Cal’s winning coaches,
Teri McKeever and
Dave Durden.
[COVER PHOTO BY BEN K. MOSER]
DEPARTMENTS:
6 A VOICE for the SPORT
44 FOR THE RECORD
53 CALENDAR
54 PARTING SHOT
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USA Swimming’s Open Water Commission recently issued its report into the circumstances of open water swimmer Fran Crippen’s death along with its recom-mendations for new safety standards—
commission’s chair, repeatedly expressed his frustration and disappointment regard-
commission.“We wanted to get the report from the
refused to us. Oddly enough, they’ve asked us for information, and we were happy to give it to them. It is very disappointing and
Bruce Stratton, USA Swimming’s presi-
acknowledging that USA Swimming, on -
-sions.
than extremely disappointed that we can-not get a response to these questions, even though we have asked them at several dif-
It was widely reported prior to the
releasing its official report due to “revi-
Give credit to USA Swimming for mov-
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for control of all outcomes related to aquat-ics in-and-out of the water.
The commission was tasked with the mission of reviewing the circumstances surrounding the death of Fran Crippen at
in order to make recommendations for the improvement of safety protocols, proce-dures and precautions for future domestic
and international open water competi-tions.
information as to the circumstances on the day of the race until after it has issued its report, the commission was not
-stances surrounding Fran Crippen’s death.
-
commission report stated.The commission evidently could not
therefore, decided “that the importance of improvements in safety protocols, proce-dures and precautions in a discipline such as open water swimming, with its par-ticular risks, is such that proposals for the
-ever the circumstances of Fran Crippen’s
Although no official entity to date
its official report, the commission said it was “fairly clear that Fran Crippen lost con-
and that “it goes almost without saying that
a swimmer is struggling or loses conscious-
loss of consciousness occurs; and there
The commission ended its report with a series of common-sense recommendations
daunting fact that its organization was
of safety measures in Fran Crippen’s death, as reported on SwimmingWorldMagazine.
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A VOICE for the SPORTFINA CANNOT ESCAPE ITS RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DEATH OF
FRAN CRIPPENBRENT RUTEMILLER
BRENT RUTEMILLER
Publisher, CEO
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Coach Teri McKeever’s University of
California Golden Bears captured the
team championship at the women’s
NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving
Championships.
ADivision I Swimming and Diving
California to its second team champion-ship in three years.
after the first day of the three-day meet,
dismantled the rest of the teams with a
point lead over the Bulldogs. Cal scored
NO DOUBT
made history that day at Texas A&M in
College Station, McKeever’s Bears steam-
campus of the University of Texas, scoring
Georgia, the meet favorite, finished
said, “and I’m really proud of the way
professional—that’s really the only word I
“It was pretty exciting. We’ve got a tal-
home who have challenged all of us (throughout training and
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home who have challenged all of us (throughout training and
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THE TOP 10 1. California . . . . . . 424.0 2. Georgia . . . . . . . . 394.5 3. USC . . . . . . . . . . . 351.0 4. Stanford . . . . . . . 272.0 5. Arizona . . . . . . . . 266.0 6. Texas . . . . . . . . . . 232.0 7. Florida . . . . . . . . 226.0 8. Auburn . . . . . . . . 202.0 9. Minnesota . . . . . 192.0 10. Texas A&M . . . . 182.0
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PICTURED » Thanks to a mon-ster Day 2 that produced 180 points, Cal’s women marched to a 29-1/2-point victory over Georgia, the pre-meet favorite.
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Sims and Cindy Tran were the team’s individual titlists, with Sims finishing her
Three relay victories also helped pro-
for the sprint medley relay quartet (Tran, Caitlin Leverenz, Colleen Fotsch and Liv
With a strong core of returning swim-
the mix for another title next year, which -
MAYBE NEXT YEAR-
of the first decade of the new millenni-
(including Swimming World, which picked
Bulldogs will win their fifth team title.Since its last championship, teams
have prevented Georgia from returning to the top.
will need to replace some top-flight swim-
Morgan Scroggy.“Our young ladies gave it everything
they had, and that’s all you can ever ask
can leave this meet with our heads held high. We fought and scratched for every point we got and took it right down to the end. I am very proud of this team. Their attitude and focus were tremen-dous throughout the meet. They did
significant damage this year with an
Bulldogs will winSince its las
have prevented to the top.
will need to repla
Morgan Scroggy.“Our young l
they had, and th
can leave this mhigh. We foughpoint we got athe end. I amTheir attitudedous through
significant dam
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PICTURED » Amanda Sims, Cal (100 fly)
PICTURED » Cindy Tran, Cal (100 back)
PICTURED » (From left) Liv Jensen, Colleen Fotsch, Caitlin Leverenz and Cindy Tran, Cal
(200 medley relay, American, U.S. Open and NCAA record 1:35.03)
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Romano, Melanie Margalis and Schmitt.
swimmer to win a fourth straight title
time winners in the event.
RESURGENT TROJANSWith a recent influx of top-flight
talent, including some strong transfers, the University of Southern California’s Women of Troy put together one of the
seventh a year ago to title contention this year, USC returned to the national promi-nence it enjoyed when it won its only
-ing out a strategy, and to see your hopes come to fruition is rewarding—though I’m not surprised. We’ve got to get used
haven’t done this well in some time, and
rallied around the team. That’s what USC
Swimmer of the Championships. The
individual events, starting with an open-
proud of everyone. We did really well. It was a really tough meet and one of the
happy with my performance and also
I
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WOMEN’S NCAAs — continued from 9
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PICTURED » Allison Schmitt, Georgia (200 and 500 free, NCAA record 4:32.71p)
PICTURED » (From left) Morgan Scroggy, Megan Romano, Allison Schmitt and Melanie
Margalis, Georgia (400 free relay, American record 3:11.03)
PICTURED » Wendy Trott, Georgia (1650 free)
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CUPBOARD IS FULLIn Frank Busch’s final women’s meet
at the helm of the University of Arizona
USA Swimming’s national team director, the Wildcats definitely showed that the
coaching reins.
Swimming World pre-dicted that Arizona would finish outside of
anticipate just how well Arizona’s vaunted
The Wildcats, who did not have any indi-vidual winners, finished fifth overall with
they will only lose eight of those points to graduation.
with an all-rookie team of Margo Geer, Kait
medley relay squad sported two fresh-
third with junior Alyssa Anderson, Geer, Denninghoff and sophomore Monica
meet with a fourth-place finish from Geer,
Arizona.
SPRINT QUEEN
swept the sprint freestyle events, topping
records at the Southeastern Conference
prelims and finals.
SMALL, BUT MIGHTY
Southeastern conferences dominated the
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PICTURED » Katinka Hosszu, USC (200 fly, 200 and 400 IM)
PICTURED » Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace, Auburn (50 and 100 free)
PICTURED » Jillian Tyler, Minnesota (100 breast)
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Still, there were plenty of impressive performances from around the country:
own at this year’s meet, winning three swimming events, courtesy of swimmers from Minnesota and Wisconsin.
full display as the Golden Gophers swept the two events en route to a ninth-place
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win the event.Meanwhile, in one of the most exciting
races of the meet, sophomore teammate
had a chance to win the title at the touch.-
ming competitively her senior year of high
season was a 2:22!Wisconsin put together a serious run to
Texas A&M. The Badgers only had five
provided her school with its first women’s
Meredith Budner. George Mason’s Ashley Danner helped her squad
Kentucky’s Claire Donahue led her
all scored as well.
DIVING ON DISPLAYMinnesota’s Kelci Bryant was named
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One of the scariest moments of the meet occurred when Texas’ Maren Taylor
resulting in a standing ovation from the crowd when she was carted away from the diving well on a stretcher. ❖
WOMEN’S NCAAs — continued from 11
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PICTURED » Haley Spencer, Minnesota (200 breast)
PICTURED » Breeja Larson, Texas A&M (2nd place, 100 and 200 breast)
PICTURED » Maggie Meyer, Wisconsin (200 back)
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win the event.Meanwhile, in on
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Texas A&M. The Badgers
provided her school with its
Meredith Budner. GeorgAshley Danner helped h
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PICTURED »Minnesota (200 breast)
Haley Spencer, Minneso
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A&M (2nd place, 100 and 200 breast)
Breeja Larson, Texas A&M (2
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TOP 5Costly
Mistakes in NCAA
History1974: A disqualification in the 400 medley relay cost Indiana a seventh-straight NCAA men’s team title. The USC Trojans beat the Hoosiers by one point, 339-338.
2002: Stanford outscored Texas in the swimming portion of the 2002 women’s championships, but with zero diving points—compared to 113 for Texas—Stanford lost the overall team race to the Longhorns by 11 points.
2009: Hayley Degolia’s flinch at the start of the 200 medley relay prelims cost the Arizona Wildcats a likely 40 points—and a chance to repeat as women’s team champions. They finished third to California by 22.5 points.
2010: The chances for the California men’s team to win the team title were hurt when fresh-man Tom Shields was unable to put together two strong swims in a tough double: the 100 fly and 200 free. Just 10 minutes after winning the 100 fly, he scored only one point in the 200 free consolation final. Sean Mahoney’s disqualification in the 200 breast prelims also cost Cal precious points, as the Bears fin-ished second to Texas by 30 points.
2010: Before the women’s cham-pionship meet was held, USC neglected to inform the NCAA it was dropping Ania Kowalczyk from its meet roster, thereby prevent-ing first alternate Anna Crandall of Oregon State from competing in the meet. ❖
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PICTURED » Abby Johnston, Duke (3-meter diving)
PICTURED » Brittany Viola, Miami (10-meter diving)
PICTURED » Kelci Bryant, Minnesota
(1-meter diving)
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In 2010, the University of California
saw its lead at the Men’s NCAA
Division I Swimming and Diving
Championships slip away to Texas.
But a year later, Cal withstood a
mighty challenge from the Longhorns
to win its first NCAA men’s team title
since 1980.
The scene was familiar. A stam-peding and hungry group of
down, looking to run over the California Golden Bears. Could it really happen? For the second straight year,
of the University of Texas?
Yes, there were some dicey moments on the final night of the three-day com-
of Minnesota. But when the final scores
Bears had weathered a storm and secured
Cal, which actually relinquished its lead with three events remaining, finished with
was the case
“Going into the meet, we felt we had a good opportunity to win it with the ath-
going there to win. It was coming here and swimming fast as a group and having this experience as a team. That’s where we tried to keep their mind the entire three
While the Bears and Longhorns swapped places at the top of the stand-ings, Stanford nailed down a third-place
USA Swimming—was fourth, ahead of Florida.
Cal, which actually relinquished its lead with three events remaining, finished with
was the case
g g gand swimming fast as a group and having this experience as a team. That’s where we tried to keep their mind the entire three
While the Bears and Longhorns swapped places at the top of the stand-ings, Stanford nailed down a third-place
USA Swimming—was fourth, ahead of Florida.
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THE TOP 10 1. California . . . . . . 493.0 2. Texas . . . . . . . . . . 470.5 3. Stanford . . . . . . . 403.0 4. Arizona . . . . . . . . 302.0 5. Florida . . . . . . . . 291.0 6. Auburn . . . . . . . . 269.5 7. USC . . . . . . . . . . . 206.0 8. Virginia . . . . . . . . 200.0 9. Michigan . . . . . . 181.0 10. Georgia . . . . . . . . 125.5
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PICTURED » The California Golden Bears, leading by 60 points going into the final day, held off a late surge by Texas to win by 22.5 points.
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A YEARLONG WAITWhen California stepped into the
aquatic center, there was a great deal
of the competition. Indeed, that was the case. Behind wins from Shields
Guy Barnea, Dugonjic, Graeme Moore
advantage entering Day 3.
until Texas started its push for the
point lead with three events remaining.
regain the lead. Although Texas again dented the margin with Drew Livingston
and Adrian finished off the champion-ship run.
Meet, punctuated his college career in
Shields, the other go-to guy for Durden,
we made sure to move forward and
and I—and all the coaches, really—we changed up the training schedule
go a lot faster at the end of the season as opposed to going some pretty fast in-season times, and I think that’s what
was his third consecutive win in the event, and the Bears won three of the
In all, California received individual
-ond and Martti Aljand was fourth.
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PICTURED » Nathan Adrian, Cal (50 free, American record 18.66; and 100 free)
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“This win, you know...I said it last year during a press conference—we got sec-ond place to Texas, and I said that we’re
are. That’s just a testament to the hard work that we put in this year. We did exactly what we wanted to do. We raced and we had fun this year, and look what
TEXAS TWO-STEPAlthough Texas’ chase for a repeat
Friedland’s wins, the Longhorns made the evening interesting and uncomfort-
The second-place finish for the Longhorns marked their ninth runner-up showing in the 33-year tenure of Reese.
-prehend. Considering Texas will return
in top recruits Clay Youngquist and -
free. Additionally, Feigen anchored Texas
triple-event individual scorer.-
out swimmer for the Longhorns. The
“I just wanted to get out there and
out there. I was relaxed during the race, and it means a lot to come out and win
PICTURED » Tom Shields, Cal (100 back)
PICTURED » Damir Dugonjic, Cal (100 breast)
PICTURED » Michael McBroom, Texas (1650 free)
MEN’S NCAAs — continued from 15
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STAAB’S RETURN
from school to focus on personal issues. In
-legiate swimming.
team standings—similar to Reese, Coach
freestyle relay that set an American record.
and Aaron Wayne to set an American
-
A STORYBOOK FINISHA year is a long time to wait for
facing Georgia’s Mark Dylla when it came
disqualification when officials cited him for a one-handed touch.
Following that tough-to-swallow rul-ing, Dylla went to work with one focus
-vidual swimming event of this year’s meet, he achieved his goal. During the final lap, Dylla overtook Shields and prevailed in the grueling event with a championship
was tough. I struggled with that for quite a while. But you get to the point where
it. I turned all that disappointment and all that anger into energy every day when I walked to the pool. It really took awhile,
Dylla wasn’t the only Bulldog who
FAREWELL FOR BUSCH
PICTURED » Eric Friedland, Texas (200 breast)
PICTURED » Brett Fraser, Florida (200 free)
PICTURED » Austin Staab, Stanford (100 fly and 200 IM)— continued on 18
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Championships, Coach Frank Busch took
Arizona, Busch accepted the position of national team director for United States Swimming. For his final meet, he led the Wildcat men to a fourth-place finish in Minneapolis.
The top performer for Arizona, not sur-prisingly, was Cory Chitwood. The junior came through with his second consecutive
go along with a second-place finish in the
pair of national team championships—one each for the men and women.
WRAPPING UP
Boudia put together another ster-
contingent of Boilermaker divers, Boudia ran away from the compe-tition en route to victories in the
him Diver of the Meet accolades.
derailing Boudia’s attempt at a sweep as the Duke sophomore captured top honors
straight platform triumph and comple-mented fourth-place finishes in the one-
-ished eighth, Matt McLean supplied
showing in the distance free events. The Cavs finished just six points shy of Southern California for sev-
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free.
Swimmer of the Meet at last year’s
-ence the success he was expected to corral. Dwyer settled for third
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PICTURED » (From left) Jakob Allen, Aaron Wayne, Austin Staab and Alex Coville, Stanford
(200 free relay, American record 1:15.26)
PICTURED » Mark Dylla, Georgia (200 fly)
PICTURED » Bill Cregar, Georgia (400 IM)
MEN’S NCAAs — continued from 17
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HOW OLD WERE YOU WHEN YOU STARTED TO SWIM, AND DID YOU PLAY OTHER SPORTS?
I started swimming com-petitively in our neighborhood summer league at the age of 5. I played every sport imagin-able—and even some sports that were more backyard games such as stickball. I did not really have a focus on swimming until my junior year of high school.
WHAT DO YOU THINK COLLEGE PROGRAMS CAN DO TO MAINTAIN THEIR SWIM TEAMS?
Nort (Thornton) and our former long-time water polo coach Pete Cutino sought out former aquatic athletes to develop our aquatic endowment 20-plus years ago. We have an endowment that supports our four aquatic sports (men’s and women’s swimming and diving plus water polo). With Nort’s and Pete’s foresight—and the generosity of our aquatic community—we are able to maintain a world-class level within our aquatic sports. Therefore, my advice is simple: start an endowment. Don’t just talk about it...do it!
TOM SHIELDS SWIMMING BACKSTROKE AT NCAAs WAS A SURPRISE FOR A LOT OF PEOPLE! TELL US ABOUT THAT.
We believed Tom’s best three indi-vidual events were the 200 free, 100 fly and 200 fly. We asked Tom last year to do the impossible of doubling the 200 free and 100 fly. So, as we moved into this year, we felt that Tom’s 100 fly would be better than his 200 free individually. We spent most of the fall and into January experimenting with the 200 IM, and by the time we arrived at Pac-10s, we felt that Tom could race among the best in the 100 back. He got better every time he raced it, and that is a race in the short course yards format where he will be better for years to come.
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PICTURED » David Boudia, Purdue (1-meter and 3-meter diving)
PICTURED » Nick McCrory, Duke (10-meter diving)
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Schools from NCAA Divisions II and
III, NAIA and NJCAA battled during
the month of March to determine this
year’s top college swimming and div-
ing teams.
NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIPSPalo Alto College NatatoriumSan Antonio, TexasHost School: University of the Incarnate WordMarch 9-12, 2011Women’s and Men’s Team Champions: Drury University
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third straight sweep.-
enth straight team title, while its women clinched their third straight—and fourth in the past five years.
The men dominated their competition
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Division II titles, with triumphs coming in
go along with their current
seven-year streak that started in
“It was just a total team effort—every
said in a statement. “The kids work so hard all year training for this moment, and it’s always such a joy to see them get to experi-
en at the meet—five men’s and nine wom-en’s.
Among the men, Wayne State’s Andrey
For the women, Wayne State’s Ana
Southern’s Mary O’Sullivan lowered the
Three women’s relay records also -
—By Jason Marsteller
NCAA DIVISION III CHAMPIONSHIPSAllan Jones Aquatic Center
Knoxville, Tenn.March 23-26, 2011
Host Schools: Beloit College & College of
WoosterWomen’s Team Champions: Emory UniversityMen’s Team Champions: Denison University
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go along withtheir current
seven-year streak thatstarted in
Three women’s relay records also -
—By Jason Marsteller
NCAA DIVISION III CHAMPIONSHIPSAllan Jones Aquatic Center
Knoxville, Tenn.March 23-26, 2011
Host Schools: Beloit College & College of
WoosterWomen’s Team Champions: Emory UniversityMen’s Team Champions: Denison University
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The streak has ended. Kenyon’s men had
have had three one-point victories, with
one-point margins of victory occurred --
sports and divisions. The second long-
It took a Kenyon alum to end the
graduated as an All-American swimmer
“The whole experience was just incred-
“This was the closest meet in the history of college swimming at any level, and every swim, every stroke, every hundredth of a
were scored over four days, and it came
very well and deserves credit. Gregg was
I loved coaching him as a student-ath-lete, and I love competing against him.
regards, and he’s used that to step up to higher levels. I’m certainly proud of
The women’s team race proved to
-out the meet held on the campus of the University of Tennessee.
and Denison’s Alyssa Swanson, Marie
—By Jason Marsteller
NAIA CHAMPIONSHIPSSt. Peters Rec-PlexSt. Peters, Mo.March 2-5, 2011Host School: Lindenwood UniversityWomen’s Team Champions: California Baptist UniversityMen’s Team Champions: Fresno Pacific University
-ship in only its fourth year of competition.
them ahead of runner-up California Baptist’s
L i n d e n w o o d ’ s
The men’s out-standing performer
of Simon Fraser, who closed out his
This was the closest meet in the history of college swimming at any level, and every swim, every stroke, every hundredth of a
were scored over four days, and it came
very well and deserves credit. Gregg was
I loved coaching him as a student-ath-lete, and I love competing against him.
regards, and he’s used that to step up to higher levels. I’m certainly proud of
The women’s team race proved to
-out the meet held on the campus of the University of Tennessee.
—By Jason Marsteller
,Host School: Lindenwood UniversityWomen’s Team Champions:California Baptist UniversityMen’s Team Champions:Fresno Pacific University
-ship in only its fourth year of competition.
them ahead of runner-up California Baptist’s
L i n d e n w o o d ’ s
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California Baptist’s Sergio Molina swept
Alex Graudins of Savannah College
Simon Fraser picked up relay wins in
California Baptist’s women’s team col-lected its fifth title in the last seven years,
and Savannah College of Art and Design’s final team title
was named the women’s outstanding per-
Teammate Christine Runkle picked up a
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came within a tenth of a second of eras-
By Judy Jacob
NJCAA CHAMPIONSHIPSBurt Flickinger Athletic CenterBuffalo, N.Y.Host School: Erie Community CollegeMarch 2-5, 2011Women’s and Men’s Team Champions: Indian River State College
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A look at the relay results points out
Swimmer of the Meet, picked up individual
The Male Swimmer of the Meet honors
showed versatility with his triumphs in the
Other individual event champions
Lincoln’s Tyler Clingeman swept the
women’s diving competitions with totals of
3-meter. —By Judy Jacob ❖
Please check “For the Record” on pages 44-47 for three-deep results of these college cham-pionships.
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When the 2011 women’s NCAA water
polo championships kick off May
13-15 at the University of Michigan’s
Donald B. Canham Natatorium, a
handful of teams will be in the hunt
for the title. Though traditionally
dominated by California schools, the
women’s NCAA tournament has seen
increasing competition from schools
in other areas of the country that are
hungry for a championship, including
host Michigan. Here’s a look at the
teams to keep an eye on at the three-
day tournament in Ann Arbor:
STANFORDAfter spending most of the season
Cardinal appears poised to win its second
Cardinal hope to ascend to the top step of the podium this season, and it looks as though the team has enough firepower to accomplish that feat.
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All-Americans—the Cardinal has had no
this season.
victory over defending national champion USC, in the Stanford Invitational in early
Seidemann and Alyssa Lo and sophomore
-ing attack.
senior, started in the national champion-
looked to for leadership as the champion-ships approach this year. Balanced, consis-tent scoring and rock-solid defense make
contender for this year’s national crown.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIASooner or later, any team with national
championship aspirations must deal with USC. Last year, the Trojans held on for a
-ship tally to three in its seventh consecutive
Defending the national championship
however, as five key seniors from last year’s
goalkeeper Tumua Anae. Off to a solid 9-3
-nament showing to duplicate their 25-3
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All-Americans—the Cardinal has had no
this season.
e e d g t e at o a c a p o s p
however, as five key seniors from last year’s
goalkeeper Tumua Anae. Off to a solid 9-3
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PICTURED » Senior goalkeeper Amber Oland of Stanford started in the national championship game last season and will no doubt be looked to for leader-ship as the championships approach this year.
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With the USC men’s team winning its third straight national championship last
look to make it a Trojan sweep of national water polo titles for the fourth time in his-
women swept the championships for those three seasons. When all is said and done,
his ninth national championship ring as the leader of the Trojans.
UCLA
school could have a richer winning tradi-tion in women’s water polo than USC or
UCLA. The Bruins have collected seven national championship trophies in the past
-ly last season, however, after the team won
championship, then only qualified for the
Second-year head coach Brandon Brooks and the rest of the Bruins hope to avenge that disappointment come May.
attacker, and KK Clark, a junior utility
respectively, accounting for more than one-third of the team’s total goals. Stonewall defense from goalkeepers Caitlin Dement
in net for the Bruins, has kept the team’s
With eight graduating seniors on the roster, UCLA hopes to send Megan Burmeister, Kelsey McGinley, Katie
Orozco home with their third national championship ring.
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their season with two consecutive victories and a win over San Diego State in the fifth-
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have a legitimate shot to crack the Golden
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wins over UCLA and California. Losses to USC and Stanford likely
d r o p p e d the team’s r a n k i n g ,
will need to
if it is to challenge for the title.
to pull out wins this year, as the team -
half of the team’s offensive output and
for the remainder of the season. Starting goalkeeper Serena Bredin hopes to close out her collegiate career on top after four
MICHIGAN
-nament hosts, the Wolverines will have home pool advantage and the crowd on their side as they take to the waters of
Last year, Michigan finished sixth over-
UCLA in the fifth-place match. A higher finish in their home pool this year will
coming weeks.
March and with the most difficult por-tion of their schedule already completed, Michigan will look to secure a high seed for
would certainly help their cause.
Alison Mantel, Kiki Golden, Lauren Colton and Lauren Orth and a team goals-against
-anced, hungry team ready to take on the rest of the nation.
OTHERS TO WATCHCalifornia, Loyola-Marymount, Arizona
State and San Diego State have all spent a significant portion of the season ranked
looking to challenge the lead-ing con-tenders
for the title. ❖
WATER POLO — continued from 23
PICTURED » Three players—juniors Melissa Seidemann
and Alyssa Lo and sophomore Annika Dries (right)—lead
a balanced scoring attack for Stanford, which appears poised to win its second NCAA championship
in women’s water polo.
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wins over UCLA and California. Losses to USC and Stanford likely
d r o p p e dthe team’s r a n k i n g ,
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anced, hungry team ready to take on the rest of the nation.
OTHERS TO WATCHCalifornia, Loyola-Marymount, Arizona
State and San Diego State have all spent a significant portion of the season ranked
looking to challenge the lead-ing con-tenders
for the title. ❖
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PICTURED » Three players—juniors Melissa Seidemann
and Alyssa Lo and sophomoreAnnika Dries (right)—lead
a balanced scoring attack for Stanford, which appears poised towin its second NCAA championship
in women’s water polo.
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Officials are ALWAYS instructed to give the swimmer the benefit of the doubt.
Why? It all boils down to the basic reason we’re here as officials—for the swimmers. As officials, we want to ensure a fair and competitive atmosphere for all swimmers, regardless of age or ability. In order to provide that, it means that we always give the swimmers the benefit of the doubt.
Put yourself in the official’s shoes. If you’re watching a race and watching four lanes, and you “think” you see a violation, but aren’t 110 percent sure, do you disqualify the swimmer or continue to observe for a clear answer one way or the other?
You give the swimmer the benefit of the doubt and con-tinue to observe.
As an administrative referee, you know that swimmers are required to check in for some races. What if a swimmer doesn’t check in? The rule states that failure to check in means the swimmer may not be seeded for the race. Do you tell the swimmer, “Tough luck,” or attempt as admin referee to find an empty lane that will allow the swimmer to com-plete the event?
You give the swimmer the benefit of the doubt and let them swim.
Hopefully, in each of these instances, the swimmer learns a lesson as well. By giving the swimmer the benefit of the doubt, you instill a sense of fairness. The hope is that the swimmer realizes a mistake was made, but that mistake was handled fairly and, in turn, the swimmer doesn’t repeat the mistake. Who doesn’t need a break from time to time?
The officials, coaches and other volunteers are here for the swimmer. We want the sport to be competitive, but also fun and an activity that teaches more than strokes to the athletes who participate. By giving the swimmer the benefit of the doubt, you help the swimmer learn not only the sport, but also a life lesson. ❖
Lucy Duncan is a member of the USA National Officials Committee and a former LSC Officials chair.
the OFFICIAL WORD
BENEFIT OF DOUBT...ALWAYS GOES TO THE SWIMMER!
Five years ago, Central California Swimming had just more than 20 offi-cials to work meets for 1,300 athletes and 20-plus competitions per year. Thanks in large part to Renee Patterson—who has been instrumental in welcoming, train-ing, mentoring and making new recruits feel part of the CCS officials’ family—the number of officials has grown to more than 75. Patterson continues to train and
work with officials in all positions. She spends as much time walking the deck as blowing a whistle or using a microphone. She has served twice as the CCS offi-cials chair. From
2003 to 2006, she was the admin ref-eree and then meet referee (two years in each position) for the Western Zone Championships. She has also served as both admin referee and meet referee at the Western Zone Gold Section Speedo Championships. Locally, she continues to work about 15 meets per year.
Renee Patterson
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ERIKA BRAUN
For most student-athletes, juggling academics and varsity athletics at the collegiate level is no “walk in
that after two years when she was a stu-dent-athlete at the University of Georgia. A scholarship swimmer on the Lady Bulldogs’
Braun concluded that she needed to devote more attention to her schoolwork.
“Transitioning to collegiate athletics
years, I realized I needed to
swimming or academics. I chose academ-ics in order to enhance my career oppor-tunities after college. I made lifelong friends while swim-ming at Georgia, and I would not change
Following her two-year career at UGA, Braun did not return to the water for nearly
she sign up for a triathlon that she finally
me to try a triathlon since I swam in the
aspect of the sport. I have yet to do that triathlon, as my focus and love returned to
Braun still trains at RAM, where she started seven years ago, and loves every minute of it.
“We have a great environment in -
Martin who rotate throughout the week, and each provides us with unique and challenging workouts. They really get to know the strengths and weaknesses of all of the swimmers in order to push them to the next level.
each other, and we have a lot of fun as well.
Consistent training and a recently implemented weight lifting regimen have
of her career. At last spring’s USMS short course nationals in Atlanta, Braun sur-
high school—an achievement she calls a highlight of her swimming career. She
year’s meet—her final short course nation-als in the women’s 35-39 age group.
“I’m very excited to prepare for the upcoming spring nationals meet in Arizona—the pool is a great outdoor
swimming without the technical suits. This
GETTING TO KNOW: ERICA BRAUN
Birthday:Current Residence:College: University of GeorgiaTeam: Raleigh Area MastersCareer:
for Golden Corral Corporation at the cor-
Favorite pre-meet snack: dried pine-apple slices and raw almonds
Favorite place to swim: any outdoor long distance pool in the summer
Advice to younger swimmers:fun. Try not to get too stressed or anxious
when you’re well rested and relaxed and ❖
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PRELIMINARY RESULTS FOR ONE-HOUR POSTAL CHAMPIONSHIPSPreliminary results for the 2011 edition of the USMS One-Hour Postal Championships were posted on the USMS website in March. Following are the swimmers who finished atop their respective age groups:
18-24: Shauna Nelson, Andrew Mueller25-29: Sarah Hernandez, Win Chesson30-34: Kelly Williamson, Mark Callaghan35-39: Andrea Packard, Tyler Blessing40-44: Alison Zamanian, Kurt Dickson
45-49: Laurie Hug, Mike Shaffer50-54: Denise Brown, James Halliburton55-59: Shirley Loftus-Charley, Sandy MacDonald60-64: Frances Hare, Jim McConica (5,285 yards, national record)65-69: Suzanne Dills, Don Davis70-74: Susan Munn, Murray McLachlan75-79: Ronnie Kamphausen, David Radcliff80-84: Mary Tusa, Robert Beach85-89: Lois Kivi Nochman, Charles Bushey90-94: Patricia Lax, Brud Cleveland95-99: Mary Lathram (1,360 yards, national record)
WORLD RECORDS FALL IN MARYLANDPatriot Masters swimmer Leslie Livingston smashed three FINA short course world records in the women’s 50-54 age
group at a meet in Bethesda, Md. in March. Livingston took down two of Karen Andrus-Hughes’ records in the 50 and 100 meter back (30.58 and 1:09.25). Andrus-Hughes’ records had stood at 32.13 and 1:10.35. Livingston also added the 50 fly record to her resumé with a 30.50, under Traci Granger’s 30.60.
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power, distance per stroke and speed.
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and smooth and effective stroke. As you perform these exercises, envision your
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J.R. Rosania, B.S., Exercise Science, CSCS, is one of the nation’s top performance enhancement coaches. He is the owner and CEO of Healthplex, LLC, and has finished the Ironman Triathlon 18 times. He also serves as Swimming World Magazine’s fitness trainer and was named one of “America’s Top Trainers” by Men’s Journal and Vogue magazines. Check out Rosania’s websites at www.jrhealthplex.net and www.iron90.com.
IM STROKE SERIES: BACKSTROKE
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EXERCISE #1 ALTERNATING ARM CURL/LEG
EXTENSION
Sitting on a physio ball, alternate dumbbell arm curls at the same time
as you alternate leg extensions.
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Sitting on a physio ball, alternatedumbbell arm curls at the same time
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2011 OPEN WATER SWIMMING SAFETY CONFERENCE A SUCCESSThe Open Water Swimming Safety Conference, sponsored by USMS and Pacific Masters Swimming, took place in March in San Francisco and included a number of representatives from USMS, as well as life-guarding and lifesaving organizations and current and former open water swimmers, coaches and officials. The conference evaluated cur-rent procedures in open water competitions and outlined potential improvements to the sport given its ever-growing interest and mem-bership. Maddy Crippen, sister of the late Fran Crippen, attended the conference and spoke on behalf of the Fran Crippen Elevation Foundation. Other featured speakers included:
Shelly Taylor-Smith (seven-time World Professional Marathon Swimming champion and athlete advocate), Lewis Gordon Pugh (pioneer swimmer), Jim Wheeler (Pacific Masters LMSC), Steven Munatones (Daily News of Open Water Swimming), Morty Berger (NYC Swim), Dr. Jim Miller (FINA Sports Medicine Committee), Benoit Amyot (Traversee International du lac St-Jean), B. Chris Brewster (U.S. Life Saving Association), Chris Sheean (Big Shoulders),
Bob Placak (RCP Tiburon Mile), Marcia Cleveland (USMS National Open Water Championships), Suzanne Heim-Bowen (International Masters Swimming Hall of Fame), Lori Bosco (Swim Around Key West), Kaia Hedlund (Waikiki Roughwater Swim), Yutaka Shinozaki (Japan International Open Water Swimming Association), Dean Jackson (blueseventy) and Liz Tucker (race director certification manager, USA Triathlon).
SWEDISH SHORT COURSE CHAMPS FEATURES TWO MASTERS WORLD RECORDSA pair of FINA Masters world records were broken at the
Swedish Short Course Championships held in Sodertalje at the end of March. Olympic champion Lars Frolander and Marika Johansson both posted global marks. Frolander, who won the 100 fly at the 2000 Olympics, clocked a 23.70 in the 50 meter fly. That swim bettered the 24.03 set by Eiji Nomura in the men’s 35-39 age group. Meanwhile, Johansson turned in a 26.96 as the leadoff for SK Nautilus’ mixed 200 free relay. That effort clipped the 27.09 50 free record set by Karlyn Pipes-Nielsen in the women’s 45-49 age group. ❖
EXERCISE #2 ALTERNATING VERTICAL
LEG KICK
Standing on a vertical leg-raise bench, keep each leg straight and
raise your legs in a backstroke kick. Alternate legs.
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EXERCISE #3 PHYSIO BALL HIP ROTATION
Lying face down on a physio ball at the hips, roll the ball underneath your body by using your core and hips. Alternate to the opposite side.
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EXERCISE #4 SEATED MEDICINE BALL ALTERNATE LEG KICK
Sitting on a mat, raise one leg in a backstroke kicking motion and put a medicine ball through your leg. Alternate legs.
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Q. Swimming Technique:
Why are you coaching at the YMCA of the Triangle and not at a club, high school or college?
A. Coach Chad Onken:The YMCA of the Triangle Area Swim
an amazing coaching staff and have tre-mendous support from the YMCA execu-tive leadership. My wife, Lauren, and I are
our mission and vision. YOTA is where I
very lofty coaching goals.
Seven head coaches, seven national champi-onships for YOTA since the late ’60s—that’s quite a tradition.
solid foundation. I’m only standing on the shoulders of those who preceded me.
You were involved with Athletes in Action at North Carolina State. It seems that AIA and Y goals are quite similar.
Faith is a very significant aspect of my personal and professional life. YOTA
worlds. We are trying to help fulfill athlete
potential in the pool while also helping
community. Success in life and swimming are process-oriented achievements, and
a mirror of that same journey.
How do the Y’s four character values apply to swimming?
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-tionships with your family and friends or athletically.
You credit David Marsh and Dudley Duncan as coaching influences.
David and Dudley are two of the most important people in my professional and personal life. Dudley was my coach grow-ing up and someone on whom I still rely
-ming. David Marsh provided me a great introduction to elite-level swimming and
friend, too. Other friends in the coaching
ON THE MOVE
Widely credited with the discovery and development of Olympian Cullen Jones,
Chad Onken has leveraged summer league, age group, high school, collegiate and
Masters coaching experience to return YMCA of the Triangle Area swimmers to
consistent top-three finishes at Y Nationals.
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Head Coach/Director of Competitive Swimming
YMCA of the Triangle AreaRaleigh, N.C.
A graduate of Florida State (B.S., crimi-
nal justice, 1999), Coach Chad Onken
has used his faith-based philosophy
to produce outstanding citizens and
swimmers. As head assistant coach at
North Carolina State (2000-05), he had
responsibility for coaching swimmers as
well as strength and conditioning, team
building, mental training, nutritional
education and academic development.
As an assistant coach at Auburn from
2005-06, he helped the Tigers win the
men’s and women’s 2006 NCAA titles.
While at Auburn, he helped coach
seven NCAA champions, 34 NCAA All-
Americans, 13 SEC champions and 13
Auburn school record holders. At YOTA
(2006-present), his charges, including
Olympic Trials qualifiers Dominick
Glavich, Sabrina Benson and Joe Bonk,
have rewritten multiple YMCA nation-
al, North Carolina Swimming state and
YOTA team records. An ASCA Level
5 coach, Onken was a member of the
2009 USA Swimming National Select
Camp coaching staff, was nominated
for NCS Coach of the Year in 2010 and
has been named head coach of the
USA Swimming Eastern Zone Select
Camp in 2011.
COACH CHAD ONKEN
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How has being an age group phenom helped you train the younger swimmers?
I would say I was more of a legend in my own mind! Dudley Duncan, now
to a high level of success. It was an honor
and senior nationals. Training with future Olympians—such as Rada Owen—taught
mentality.
What about kicking and underwater stream-lining?
We place a high priority on, and take
underwater kicking team in the country.
mainstay of our program, especially during short course season.
Dryland?That’s vital, too. We have a gym located
level dryland program is done four times
do a variety of different dryland activities—
an intense and competitive atmosphere in
the pool.
Volume?
per workout on an average day. We empha-size quality over quantity.
What does the presence of a Charlie Houchin, Dominick Glavich, Sabrina Benson or Joe Bonk mean to other swimmers?
They make a huge impact, further legitimizing what you are doing as a coach. They can make everyone—coaches, par-
amazing future YOTA swimmers.
What is it about Y Nationals that seems to bring out the best in your relays?
meet each spring. The venue, the compe-
relay is a high honor that our swimmers take very seriously. With such a rich his-
championship relays, our team knows that they aren’t just swimming for themselves,
team!
As a coach, how did you handle the pos-sibility of repeating as men’s champions at Y Nationals?
quite a surprise, especially competing so well against really good and extremely
Sarasota and Wilton. We returned almost everyone from last year’s team plus we added a few new faces. We were excited to get down there and race!
You had a hand in Cullen Jones’ develop-ment.
you could see how raw he was and how
to coach Cullen. Luckily, he signed with
coach Brooks Teal, Cullen and I worked together to achieve Olympic Trials, World University Games and the U.S. national team status. I was fortunate to work with
most dear friends.
YOTA team parents are pretty special.We have many parents who are integral
to the YOTA Swim Team. The volunteer-ism during YOTA-hosted meets is out-
We try and take a partnership role with our parents and work together toward
parents respect our system of e-mailing and
What are your team goals for the next five years?
To have YOTA athletes swim fast local-ly, nationally and internationally. That means maintaining our improvement and development and remaining a part of our
Championship conversations. We will strive for excellence in all of the USA
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want greater YOTA presence at that meet
an athlete on the national youth team each year. Other than that, we want to continue to help produce student-athletes who are excelling and making a positive impact in the pool, in the classroom and in the com-munity. ❖
Michael J. Stott, one of Swimming World Magazine’s USA contributors, is based in Richmond, Va.
COACH CHAD ONKEN — continued from 31
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As a junior at Raleigh
-pion. At the YMCA of the Triangle Area, he is one of the physical and emotional leaders of a team littered with national youth team, Olympic Trials, senior national and junior national qualifiers.
Bonk’s improved endurance has also made him a potent force
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Bonk has improved signifi-cantly in the last three years since working with Coach Chad Onken.
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Bonk continued his coming-out
party at the recently concluded
goals for this summer. Qualifying for this year’s national youth team
-ming, and we are excited to get
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JOE BONKPROGRESSION OF TIMES (SCY)
2008 2009 2010 2011
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Workout toughness translates into a success-
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Ttempering of steel and the making of cham-pionship swimmers. While automatically hardened steel produces sharp edges and
easily—like tightly wound athletes. Tempering steel and proper aquatic training have the same annealing
their limits—to get people to do what they don’t want
More often than not, it means experiencing and over-coming pain.
“And where do you learn to do it? In practice—
Former University of Michigan star Chris Thompson, who still holds the American record in the
these events starts in practice every day—making sure you are going out there daily giving it your all,
-age aside, “A lot of it is just staying tough throughout sets—
middle and the end...not just -
Thompson’s mentor at
at his roots with FAST in
who coached many hard-ened swimmers. One of the
record holder Tyler Clary,
an emotional swim-
aggressive in practice.
also cites Dolan, Thompson and
his passel of tough workout swim-mers. For con-sistency, he puts
silver medal-ist and another
American record
Coaches will agree that reputations are often made in workout and produce halo effects that long serve
shared the workout results that afternoon at a Western
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AAmPICTURED » Former University of Michigan star Chris Thompson, who still holds the
American record in the 1650 free after 10 years, claims, “Mental training for these events
starts in practice every day—making sure you are going out there daily giving it your all,
the best you can.”
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IN THE BEGINNING...The truth is years of dedicated train-
workout toughness to competitive spirit.
it. Others have to acquire it over time, per-haps from parents that were or are athletic.
good work ethic, getting children to take -
the harder they work, the more goals they
says Schreck.Ah, the coach as salesman. Rose and
much easier for us if they have already instilled some sort of competitive tough-
sisters.
-ting out of comfort zones. We discuss the
say if they don’t push themselves in prac-tice, get tired or winded, they will have a
“During certain times of the year, I will challenge them with something new.
or goal time in practice. We may do 5 x
exhausted and then get up and do the last
first two. Sets like that really create practice toughness. Then when swimmers go to a meet and just have to do one, they have confidence. They know it’s going to hurt,
“For many kids workout toughness is a
swimmer after doing something he didn’t think he could do—a challenging practice set, a get-out swim or an event he has never
“With age group swimming, if kids are not swimming fast daily, they are not getting what they need to race. As age group coaches, we need to develop practice
senior development and senior groups,
THE IMPORTANCE OF POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT
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practice, stay continually focused, deal with mentally tough sets and a willingness to experiment.
-est athletes have a tough time with those requisites, so I think we need to applaud their progress continually and encourage them when they say, ‘That was easier than
“We consistently ask our kids to encour-age each other to work hard through sets, new drills and new cycles. With hypoxic sets, we will have kids get out and watch
seems to calm them down and gets them to
push past their lack of oxygen fears. With new time cycles, we start out with fewer reps of a distance on a faster cycle to show them they can make it and move up the
“A swimmer in the group having a good
workout for all. With the developmental
when they finally make their first 25 free
their toughness at practice changes for
“Also, workout toughness translates into a successful competitive experience in that it allows swimmers to recover mentally
-mers race nine times in three days at invi-tationals, not all of those swims are their
they can recover mentally and get ready for ❖
THE IMPORTANCE OF POSITIVE
PICTURED » Mission Viejo coach Bill Rose has come up with some extremely challeng-
ing sets over the years, including a 100 x 100 yards free on one minute in the 1970s
for Olympic gold medalist Mike Bruner as well as a 20 x 1500 meters on 18 minutes in
2004 for the likes of Larsen Jensen and Justin Mortimer. “According to the world, that
20 x 1500 is the daily thing we do,” says Rose. “Nothing could be further from the truth,
but if people want to think of us that way, go right ahead.”
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INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION FOR YOUNG SWIMMERS
Jr. Swimmer was started by Peter Daland in 1952. It became a magazine in 1960 and then merged with Swimming World in 1961. Today, the title lives as a monthly section in Swimming World Magazine.
-
HANG TIME:
FAVORITE THING ABOUT SWIMMING:
SHORT-TERM GOALS: “I have always had high expectations of myself, and I work very hard
to meet those expectations. I keep a daily journal and have regular goal-
TRAINING:
❖
NAG RecordSETTER
Curtis Ogren, Peak Swimming
[ s t a t i s t i c s ]
Peak Swimming Saratoga, California
13-14 Boys 200 Yard Breaststroke 400 Yard Individual Medley
Jan. 25, 1996
6-1
Abi Liu
ABOVE » Curtis Ogren
May 201136
Great Wolf’s Zoryanna Matlahsewski Shane Blinkman
were Aquajets’ Bre ThorneJohn Thomas Larson.
Danielle Nack
Kallyn Barkey
Stephanie Lemire of St. Croix in the
Two teams set two relay records each
team of Sarah Coolidge, Takina Kindle, Courtney Evensen and Kaia Grobe com-
Anna Petty
Rochester’s Olivia Cook, Madison Emery, Michelle Campeau and Barkey
Barkey, Cook, Anna Becker and Hannah Baratz
N E B R A S K A
Three long-standing Midwestern Swimming relay records fell to Emma Vertin, Dannie Dilsaver, Linzie Kreizel and Carolina ThielSwim Team during the Midwestern
A M E R I C A N RELAYC A L I F O R N I A
Jasmine Tosky lowered four individual
along with teammates Ally Howe, Sarah Liang and Maddy Schaefer, lowered the
freshmen Maya DiRado
Jeremy Bagshaw
C O L O R A D O
easily took the team title at the Colorado State Age Group Championships, March
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Simone Cade, Denver Swim Academy, and Philip Manoff
Abby Kochevar, Colorado Stars, and Jonah Saya, Mission Aurora Colorado
Bailey Nero, Fort Collins Area Swim Team, and Nathan Mueller
Denver Swim Academy’s Landon Rast and Kaylie Breslin each set an individual Colorado LSC record. Rast’s came in the
Stars quartet of Will Goodwin, Nathan Mitchell, Tyler Phillips and Joseph Jang took down long-standing marks in the
M A I N EFive Maine Swimming records were
Brunswick.Sonia Lim of the Long Reach Swim
Emma Waddell from Bangor YMCA
Colby Harvey
Laura
Flewelling
Celia Ouelette, Tessa Lindsley, Jessica Russell and Emily Buczkowski
girls high-point award; Flewelling and Lin also received awards in their respective age groups. Also earning the top spot in their divisions were Jenna Clukey,
Liam Sullivan, Mount Desert Kyle
CransDavid Smallwood
Evan Coleman, Coastal Maine
M I N N E S O T AMinnesota Swimming held its state
two meets, team standings were announced
Meet Success.In the water or out,
achieve your
full potential.
Hargrave Military Academy
800/432-2480www.hargrave.edu
College Prep ~ Excellent Service Academy Track ~ Engaging Student Leadership
Coach Larry Simonov ~ 50m Indoor Pool ~ USA Swimming Team
— continued on 40
May 2011 39
AGSOTMAt the Maryland
State Championships,
Sean O’Connell of the
set six state records in
That was very impres-sive—even more so when you consider that three of the records were set
lowered the marks to
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at the Retriever Classic,
O’Connell set meet records
circuit and qualify for junior and senior nationals. ❖
Candidates for this article must compete within a nationally recognized age group. Please send a personality sketch and a color photograph or digital image (a face shot, such as a school picture) of each nominee. You can request a Swimming World Magazine Age Group Swimmer of the Month Profile form, which can be used as a guide for submitting the nomination.
Send everything to Swimming World Magazine, Age Group Swimmers of the Month, P.O. Box 20337, Sedona, AZ 86341, or by e-mail to [email protected].
TYR Sport sends each Age Group Swimmer of the Month a package containing a swimsuit, goggles and a T-shirt for the swimmer’s coach.
AGE GROUP SWIMMER of the MONTH
APPLY to BEthe NEXT:
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Monocacy Aquatic ClubFrederick, Maryland
championships, the girls further lowered -
N E W J E R S E Y
Individual record setters were Lakeland Ingrid Shu
Team’s Nicolas Fink
Katelyn Mann, Hannah Daley and Bianca Karpinski, took down records in the
Justin Song, William Han, Timothy Park and Joe Om
Michaela Rankin, Ocean County YMCA,
Justin TorresRegan Kology, Cougar, and Ryan
AMERICAN RELAY — continued from 40
ABOVE » NEBRASKA >> Greater Nebraska Swim
Team’s 11-12 girls relay of (from left) Caroline Theil,
Emma Vertin, Linzie Kreizel and Dannie Dilsaver
bettered three LSC records during the Midwestern
Swimming 12-and-Under Championships, March
18-20, in Elkhorn. Also pictured is the girls’ coach,
Cal Bentz.
May 201140
SebastianLauren Buchworth, Rebecca Butler and
O H I O
during the Ohio Senior Short Course
Rowan Williams, Dan Miller, Matt Zimmerman and Michael DiSalle
In individual competition, Williams was
T E X A S
at the Texas Age Group Short Course
The Woodlands’ Lucie Normann
Others who took down records includ-ed Victoria Edwards
Emma Garfield,
Ashley Johnson, Cypress
Harrison JonesDuncan Lee
Scott Mayberry,
Trevor Strong, Cypress
Jonathan Tybur, Austin Boyles and Gordon Allan
squad of Michael Shay, Max Jones, Jay Lenner and Cameron Katzman went
Georgia Brown, Kendall Hazleton, Emily Gibson and Alexa Baran
Individual high-point champions were Nathaniel Hickman-
ChowAbby Artmann,
U T A H-
Individual high-point champions includ-Fanetupou Wolfgramm,
unattached, and Jackson Binder,
Milava Shumilovaand Anthony Puertas, Orem Timpanogos
Lillian Moore, Wasatch Front Fish Market, and John Morris
C O R R E C T I O NIn Swimming World’s April issue, under
South Carolina, it was reported that Mary Alice Dupres of Southern Marlins was the
at the South Carolina Short Course State
DuPree. ❖
May 2011 41
NCSA Junior NationalsBY JASON MARSTELLER
The Aquajets’ Rachel Bootsma dominated this year’s NCSA
Junior Nationals, winning a record nine gold medals—six
individual events and three relays.
With a worldwide audience watching live via a free stream from
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For perspective, the University of California’s Cindy Tran -
Austin, Texas. While Tran had a swifter front-half than Bootsma
anchor leg from Bootsma.
FIVE MEN CAPTURE MULTIPLE TITLESThe men did not have as dominant a swimmer at the
meet, although five swimmers won multiple individual crowns. Lakeview’s Clay Youngquist, who is headed to the University of
trifecta.
NCSA ALL-STAR TEAM
-mances in long course meters.
include preliminaries and finals. For scoring purposes, only four
advance to finals. ❖
Online Premium Members click here at www.SwimmingWorldMagazine.com to watch finals races,
interviews, previews and recaps from the NCSA Junior Nationals.
ABOVE » In addition to
becoming the
third-fastest
performer in the
women’s 100 yard
back, Aquajets’
Rachel Bootsma
swept the
50-100-200
butterfly events
as well as the
50 back and
200 IM.
She also swam on three
winning relays.
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WOMEN’S COLLEGEWOMEN’S NCAADIVISION ISWIMMINGAND DIVINGCHAMPIONSHIPSAustin, TexasMarch 17-19, 2011 (25 YD)
n = American, U.S. Open and NCAA Recorda = American Record* = NCAA Record
TEAM STANDINGS 424 California 394.5 Georgia 351 USC 272 Stanford 266 Arizona 232 Texas 226 Florida 202 Auburn 192 Minnesota 182 Texas A&M 160 Wisconsin 148 Tennessee 105 Virginia 89 LSU 86.5 Indiana
50 FREE March 17 Championship Finals 21.38 Vanderpool-Wallace,AUB 21.50 Liv Jensen, CAL 21.93 Margo Geer, ARIZ 22.05 Betsy Webb, STAN 22.13 Kasey Carlson, USC 22.15 Sarah Bateman, UFL 22.24 Jane Trepp, LSU 22.32 Lauren Perdue, UVA
Consolation Finals 22.22t Kate Dwelley, STAN 22.22t Sam Woodward, STAN 22.25 Amanda Kendall, LSU 22.45 Shara Stafford, UFL 22.47 Hannah Wilson, CAL 22.49 Bethany Adams, TEXAS 22.52 Beckie Thompson, WISC 22.53 Rebecca Kane, UNC
100 FREE March 19 Championship Finals 47.07 Vanderpool-Wallace,AUB 47.78 Kate Dwelley, STAN 47.95 Margo Geer, ARIZ 48.02 Karlee Bispo, TEXAS 48.03 Morgan Scroggy, UGA 48.07 Megan Romano, UGA 48.12 Hannah Wilcon, CAL 48.32 Liv Jensen, CAL
Consolation Finals 48.12 Amanda Kendall, LSU 48.17 Erica Dagg, CAL 48.24 Lauren Perdue, UVA 48.49 Allison Schmitt, UGA 48.51 Caitlin Geary, AUB 48.59 Kasey Carlson, USC 48.60 Shara Stafford, UFL 48.63 Ann Fittin, UMD
200 FREE March 18 Championship Finals 1:42.08 Allison Schmitt, UGA 1:42.51 Lauren Perdue, UVA 1:42.56 Morgan Scroggy, UGA 1:42.81 Karlee Bispo, TEXAS 1:43.63 Sara Isakovic, CAL 1:44.16 Kate Dwelley, STAN 1:44.30 Megan Romano, UGA 1:45.65 Shara Stafford, UFL
Consolation Finals 1:43.75 Lindsay Gendron, TENN 1:44.28 Alyssa Anderson, ARIZ 1:44.35 Shannon Vreeland, UGA 1:44.58 Brittany Strumbel, IND 1:44.97 S. Cheverton, OSU 1:45.05t Margaux Farrell, IND 1:45.05t Chelsea Nauta, UGA 1:45.66 Jamie Bohunicky, UFL
500 FREE March 17 Championship Finals 4:34.20 Allison Schmitt, UGA (Prelims: 4:32.71*) 4:34.56 Meredith Budner, TSU 4:35.41 Alyssa Anderson, ARIZ 4:37.11 A. Steenvoorden, MINN 4:37.55 Wendy Trott, UGA 4:38.99 Haley Anderson, USC 4:39.14 Shannon Vreeland, UGA 4:42.18 Elizabeth Beisel, UFL
Consolation Finals 4:37.81 Cammile Adams, TAM 4:38.61 Chelsea Nauta, UGA 4:38.88 Brittany Strumbel, IND 4:39.11 Katya Bachrouche, UVA 4:40.25 Sarah Henry, TAM 4:40.48 S. Cheverton, OSU 4:41.09 Stephanie Peacock, UNC 4:42.17 Rachel Naurath, UVA
1650 FREE March 19 Timed Finals 15:40.32 Wendy Trott, UGA 15:44.26 Meredith Budner, TOW 15:48.63 Haley Anderson, USC 15:53.80 A. Steenvoorden, MINN 15:56.73 Ashley Twichell, DUKE 15:57.21 Chelsea Nauta, UGA 15:59.05 Chelsea Franklin, ARK 16:01.77 Lindsay Gendron, TENN 16:02.36 Corinne Showalter, UFL 16:03.52 Katya Bachrouche, UVA 16:04.36 Caitlin Hamilton, PUR 16:04.81 S. Vanden Berge, UCLA 16:04.85 Katie Gardocki, AUB 16:05.91 Loren Brandon, MINN 16:06.48 Sarah Henry, TA&M 16:07.46 Alicia Mathieu, UFL
100 BACK March 18 Championship Finals 51.30 Cindy Tran, CAL 51.51 Deborah Roth, CAL 51.62 Presley Bard, USC 52.01 Maggie Meyer, WISC 52.20 Carly Smith, UNC 52.22 Jennifer Connolly, TENN 52.43 Megan Romano, UGA 52.57 Paige Miller, TA&M
Consolation Finals 52.35 Therese Svendsen, SMU 52.36 Kelsey Conci, UWY 52.47 S. Denninghoff, ARIZ 52.71 Betsy Webb, STAN 52.77 Emiliy Bos, AUB 52.78 Kristen Shickora, UGA 53.64 Colleen Fotsch, CAL 53.96 Chatham Penrod, UKY
200 BACK March 19 Championship Finals 1:50.76 Maggie Meyer, WISC 1:51.54 D. Bouchard, UMO 1:51.60 Elizabeth Beisel, UFL 1:51.61 Teresa Crippen, UFL 1:52.45 Maya Dirado, STAN 1:52.76 Presley Bard, USC 1:53.70 Kelsey Gaid, UGA 1:53.80 Deborah Roth, CAL
Consolation Finals 1:53.33 Stephanie Au, CAL 1:53.78 Aubrey Peacock, ARIZ 1:54.00 Hannah Ross, ARIZ 1:54.31 S. Denninghoff, ARIZ 1:54.35 Meredith Cavalier, UVA 1:54.47 Lauren Lavigna, UMO 1:54.65 K. Riefenstahl, TEXAS 1:55.05 Amy Modglin, PSU
100 BREAST March 18 Championship Finals 58.39 Jillian Tyler, MINN 58.51 Breeja Larson, TA&M 59.23 Ashley Danner, GMU 59.29 Kasey Carlson, USC 59.38 E. Baumgardner, ARIZ 59.57 Ashley Wanland, WISC 59.60 Laura Sogar, TEXAS 59.67 Jane Trepp, LSU
Consolation Finals 59.92 Haley Spencer, MINN 1:00.16 Hilda Luthersdottir, UFL 1:00.48 Elizabeth Smith, STAN 1:00.49 M. Moravcikova, TENN 1:00.74 Therese Bergstrom, LOU 1:00.94 Merritt Krawczyk, PSU 1:00.95 Laura Lindsay, TOL 1:01.04 Amanda Rutqvist, SCAR
200 BREAST March 19 Championship Finals 2:06.12 Haley Spencer, MINN 2:06.18 Breeja Larson, TA&M 2:06.23 Caitlin Leverenz, CAL 2:06.35 Jillian Tyler, MINN 2:07.86 Amanda Rutqvist, SCAR 2:08.32 Laura Sogar, TEXAS 2:08.52 Ashley Danner, GMU 2:11.12 Grace Kittle, DEN
Consolation Finals 2:08.76 Elizabeth Smith, STAN 2:09.54 B. Beauchan, UCLA 2:09.70 Allysa Vavra, IND 2:10.15 Jessica Schmitt, USC
2:10.19 Hilda Luthersdottir, UFL 2:10.99 M. McKeehan, UGA 2:11.45 Chelsey Salli, ARIZ 2:11.96 M. Moravcikova, TENN
100 FLY March 18 Championship Finals 50.49 Amanda Sims, CAL 51.68 Claire Donahue, WKY 51.74 Lyndsay De Paul, USC 51.82 Hannah Wilson, CAL 52.14 Jennifer Connolly, TENN 52.29 Olivia Scott, AUB 52.50t Amanda Kendall, LSU 52.50t Jane Trepp, LSU
Consolation Finals 52.28 Megan Lafferty, UMD 52.77 Caitlin Dauw, MICH 52.79 Kelsey Floyd, TENN 52.90 Amber Boucher, BSU 52.97 Yumi So, USC 53.18 Colleen Fotsch, CAL 53.39 Kaylee Jamison, MINN 53.85 C. Kuczynski, ASU
200 FLY March 19 Championship Finals 1:51.69 Katinka Hosszu, USC 1:52.93 Cammile Adams, TA&M 1:53.79 Alyssa Anderson, ARIZ 1:53.81 Lyndsay De Paul, USC 1:54.21 Amanda Sims, CAL 1:54.37 Teresa Crippen, UFL 1:54.88 Sara Isakovic, CAL 1:55.15 Kelsey Floyd, TENN
Consolation Finals 1:55.25 Cari Czarnecki, TOW 1:55.43 Rita Medrano, TA&M 1:55.93 Yasi Jahanshahi, UCLA 1:56.77 Katie Kastes, CAL 1:56.89 Tanya Krisman, USC 1:57.35 Claire Donahue, WKY 1:57.36 Brittany Barwegen, IND 1:57.89 Leah Gingrich, TEXAS
200 IM March 17 Championship Finals 1:53.39 Katinka Hosszu, USC 1:54.66 Maya Dirado, STAN 1:55.07 Karlee Bispo, TEXAS 1:55.15 Morgan Scroggy, UGA 1:55.22 Caitlin Leverenz, CAL 1:55.42 Melanie Margalis, UGA 1:56.67 Lauren Hall, UCLA 1:57.78 Lyndsay De Paul, USC
Consolation Finals 1:56.78 Stina Gardell, USC 1:56.89 Caitlin Geary, AUBV 1:57.45 Allysa Vavra, IND 1:57.51 Ashley Danner, GMU 1:58.24 Merritt Krawczyk, PSU 1:58.62 Layne Brodie, UNC 1:58.92 Kate Gray, ALA 1:58.95 Hannah Ross, ARIZ
400 IM March 18 Championship Finals 3:59.75 Katinka Hosszu, USC 4:00.87 Elizabeth Beisel, UFL 4:01.02 Maya Dirado, STAN 4:01.72 Caitlin Leverenz, CAL 4:04.30 Allysa Vavra, IND 4:05.30 Sarah Henry, TA&M 4:05.36 Teresa Crippen, UFL 4:06.80 Jana Mangimelli, UGA
Consolation Finals 4:06.21 Melanie Margalis, UGA 4:06.42 Lauren Hall, UCLA 4:06.98 Cammile Adams, TA&M 4:07.38 Stina Gardell, USC 4:07.73 Claire Crippen, UVA 4:08.44 Andie Taylor, STAN 4:09.93 Jennie Smith, UFL 4:12.69 Haley Anderson, USC
200 MR March 18 Championship Finals 1:35.03n California Tran 24.22 Leverenz 51.04 Fotsch 1:13.92 Jensen 1:35.03 1:35.71 Wisconsin 1:36.06 USC 1:36.62 Auburn 1:36.81 Texas A&M 1:37.09 Arizona 1:37.39 Texas 1:37.56 Arizona State
Consolation Finals 1:37.87 Minnesota 1:38.30 Louisiana State 1:38.41 North Carolina
1:38.43 Stanford 1:38.73 Georgia 1:38.77 Tennessee 1:38.95 Florida DQ Kentucky
400 MR March 17 Championship Finals 3:28.53 California 3:29.82 USC 3:30.52 Arizona 3:31.41 Tennessee 3:31.73 Wisconsin 3:32.67 Minnesota 3:33.43 Georgia 3:34.31 Stanford
Consolation Finals 3:31.80 Texas A&M 3:32.81 Texas 3:33.92 Auburn 3:35.15 Arizona State 3:35.25 North Carolina 3:35.61 Florida 3:37.24 Indiana 3:37.25 Michigan
200 FR March 17 Championship Finals 1:27.36 California 1:28.02 Arizona 1:28.06 Texas 1:28.15 Stanford 1:28.43 Auburn 1:28.67 Wisconsin 1:28.99 Georgia 1:29.55 Maryland
Consolation Finals 1:28.56 Florida 1:29.23 Louisiana State 1:29.53 USC 1:29.56 Virginia 1:29.68 Texas A&M 1:29.70 Tennessee 1:30.30 Michigan 1:30.76 Penn State
400 FR March 19 Championship Finals 3:11.03a Georgia Scroggy 47.58 Romano 1:34.61 Margalis 2:23.38 Schmitt 3:11.03 3:11.70 Auburn 3:12.20 California 3:12.51 Arizona 3:12.54 Stanford 3:13.77 Texas 3:15.83 Tennessee 3:15.95 Wisconsin
Consolation Finals 3:15.60 USC 3:15.74 Virginia 3:16.54 Florida 3:17.10 Maryland 3:17.38 Indiana 3:17.50 Ohio State 3:19.47 Purdue DQ Texas A&M
800 FR March 18 Timed Finals 6:55.40 Georgia 6:58.71 California 6:59.20 Arizona 7:00.87 Texas 7:00.89 Florida 7:03.04 Virginia 7:03.17 Indiana 7:04.21 USC 7:04.28 Stanford 7:04.75 Ohio State 7:06.12 Tennessee 7:07.27 Texas A&M 7:08.13 UCLA 7:08.40 Minnesota 7:10.59 Arizona State 7:19.49 Purdue
1-METER March 17 Championship Finals 349.56 Kelci Bryant, MINN 335.30 Loren Figueroa, UMO 327.65 Margaret Hostage, STAN 325.15 Bianca Alvarez, OSU 324.30 Abby Johnston, DUKE 318.65 Vennie Dantin, AUB 315.45 Emma Friesen, UHI 314.85 Carrie Dragland, MIAMI
Consolation Finals 336.50 Victoria Ishimatsu, USC 313.05 Brittany Viola, MIAMI 299.00 Margaret Keefer, MINN 297.05 Erin Mertz, PUR 296.65 Veronica Rydze, IOWA 288.95 Maren Taylor, TEXAS 286.30 Deirdra Freeman, IOWA 278.55 Lisa Faulkner, UKY
3-METER March 18 Championship Finals 409.35 Abby Johnston, DUKE
395.85 Kelci Bryant, MINN 373.90 Erin Mertz, PUR 351.65 Bianca Alvarez, OSU 350.85 Monica Dodson, UFL 347.95 Carrie Dragland, MIAMI 345.50 Shelby Cullinan, TEXAS 334.20 Maren Taylor, TEXAS
Consolation Finals 381.45 Lacey Truelove, HOU 370.65 Deirdra Freeman, IOWA 325.90 Hannah Moore, UGA 325.80 Elina Eggers, ASU 308.70 Margaret Hostage, STAN 299.35 Loren Figueroa, UMO 298.70 Lisa Faulkner, UKY 295.60 Stephanie Phipps, STAN
10-METER March 19 Championship Finals 354.25 Brittany Viola, MIAMI 345.60 Elina Eggers, ASU 326.10 Carrie Dragland, MIAMI 314.15 Janie Potvin, TA&M 311.95 Lisa Faulkner, UKY 311.75 Vennie Dantin, AUB 232.65 Margaret Hostage, STAN DNF Maren Taylor, TEXAS
Consolation Finals 330.45 Amy Cozad, IND 327.70 Katherine Bell, OSU 325.70 Haley Ishimatsu, DUKE 319.95 Monica Dodson, UFL 295.85 Victoria Ishimatsu, USC 289.95 Shelby Cullinan, TEXAS 262.15 Kara Cook, PUR 251.60 Erin Mertz, PUR
WOMEN’S NCAADIVISION IISWIMMINGAND DIVINGCHAMPIONSHIPSSan Antonio, TexasMarch 9-12, 2011 (25 YD)
* = NCAA Division II Record
TEAM STANDINGS 483.5 Drury 388 Wayne State 338 UC San Diego 272 Clarion 240 Ashland 235 Incarnate Word 206 Florida Southern 195 West Chester 184 Grand Valley 166t Grand Canyon 166t Henderon State 166t Indianapolis
50 FREE March 9 22.72 Melissa Gates, CALU 23.10 Tamarisi Nascimento,IW 23.14 Julie Widmann, AU
100 FREE March 12 49.37 Tamiris Nascimento, IW 49.95 Kaitlyn Johnson, CLAR 49.97 Melissa Gates, CALU
200 FREE March 10 1:48.23 Mary O’Sullivan, FSU 1:48.25 Maura Donahue, INDY 1:48.32 T. Van Dongen, DRURY
500 FREE March 11 4:47.21 C. Hurrell-Zitelman, IW 4:51.90 Maura Donahue, INDY 4:55.31 Sonia Perez Arau, UB
1000 FREE March 9 9:52.60 C. Hurrell-Zitelman, IW 9:59.61 Maura Donahue, INDY 10:05.82 Erin Dolan, DRURY
1650 FREE March 12 16:37.29 C. Hurrell-Zitelman, IW 16:45.23 Erin Dolan, DRURY 16:51.74 Inha Kotsur, GCU
100 BACK March 11 53.78 Sara Franklin, WSU 54.00 Mary O’Sullivan, FSU 55.15 Julie Widmann, AU
200 BACK March 12 1:56.90* Mary O’Sullivan, FSU 1:57.14 A. Henley, UCSD 1:59.45 Jaclyn Hynson, IUP
100 BREAST March 11 1:01.86* Ana Pena, WSU 1:02.09 Kayla Scott, WSU 1:02.20 M. Alvarez, DRURY
200 BREAST March 12 2:12.89* Ana Pena, WSU 2:14.09 E. Alyabyeva, DRURY 2:14.28 Emily Adamczyk, UCSD
100 FLY March 10 53.55* Li Tao, DRURY 54.57 Mychala Lynch, GCU
55.08 Kaitlyn Johnson, CLAR
200 FLY March 11 2:00.08 A. Henley, UCSD 2:00.34 Amanda Thomas, SCSU 2:00.85 Jaclyn Hynson, IUP
200 IM March 9 2:00.88 Amanda Thomas, SCSU 2:01.82 A. Henley, UCSD 2:03.15 E. Alyabyeva, DRURY
400 IM March 10 4:14.00* C. Harrell-Zitelman, IW 4:15.59 Amanda Thomas, SCSU 4:18.21 A. Henley, UCSD
200 MR March 9 1:40.78* Wayne State 1:42.23 Drury 1:43.14 Ashland
400 MR March 10 3:40.45 Wayne State 3:42.21 Drury 3:45.93 UC San Diego
200 FR March 10 1:32.08 Ashland 1:32.11 Drury 1:32.14 Wayne State
400 FR March 12 3:19.75* Drury 3:22.44 Wayne State 3:23.53 Ashland
800 FR March 11 7:22.27 Drury 7:27.25 Incarnate Word 7:28.37 Indianapolis
1-METER March 10 511.15* Kayla Kelosky, CLAR 489.60 Karen Verbrugge, GVSU 456.05 Lindsey Taylor, WIN
3-METER March 12 481.70 Kayla Kelosky, CLAR 474.55 Jennifer Root, GVSU 471.00 Rachel Strom, GVSU
WOMEN’S NCAADIVISION IIISWIMMINGAND DIVINGCHAMPIONSHIPSKnoxville, TennesseeMarch 23-26, 2011 (25 YD)
* = NCAA Division III Record
TEAM STANDINGS 614 Emory 428 Denison 382 Williams 351 Kenyon 198 College of New Jersey 184 Stevens 133 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 131.5 Johns Hopkins 121 Amherst 90 Carthage
50 FREE March 23 22.87 Laura Barito, SIT 23.00 Amanda Croix, CART 23.24 Claire Pavlak, EMORY
100 FREE March 26 49.50 Kendra Stern, AMH 49.62 Amanda Croix, CART 50.17 Laura Barito, SIT
200 FREE March 24 1:44.82* Kendra Stern, AMH 1:48.89 Alyssa Swanson, DEN 1:49.25 Amanda Croix, CART
500 FREE March 23 4:43.37* Kendra Stern, AMH 4:47.98 Caroline Wilson, WILL 4:49.47 Liz Horvat, EMORY
1650 FREE March 26 16:31.46 Caroline Wilson, WILL 16:44.39 Liz Horvat, EMORY 16:59.13 E. Altenburger, WILL
100 BACK March 25 55.21 M. Rosenbaum, HAM 55.80 Sadie Nennig, EMORY 55.84 K. Zicafoose, CAR
200 BACK March 26 1:58.62 A. Culpepper, EMORY 1:59.19 Emily Schroeder, DEN 2:00.93 Sadie Nennig, EMORY
100 BREAST March 25 1:02.11 April Whitley, EMORY 1:02.32 K. Solovkina, DEN 1:02.81 Imelda Wistey, GRIN
200 BREAST March 26 2:14.62 April Whitley, EMORY
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2:17.15 Courtney Herdt, WEST 2:17.43 Kathryn Mroz, EMORY
100 FLY March 24 53.57 Logan Todhunter, WILL 54.75 Leslie Hackler, EMORY 55.01 Laura Piere, CNJ
200 FLY March 25 1:57.61 Logan Todhunter, WILL 2:00.84 Hannah Saiz, KEN 2:01.35 Sarah Murphy, CONN
200 IM March 23 2:01.71 Logan Todhunger, WILL 2:03.29 April Whitley, EMORY 2:04.06 Lauren Brady, KEN
400 IM March 24 4:13.90* Caroline Wilson, WILL 4:15.02 Liz Horvat, EMORY 4:25.00 Kaitlyn Meirs, KEN
200 MR March 23 1:41.58 Emory 1:41.94 Denison 1:42.39 Williams
400 MR March 24 3:42.82* Emory 3:43.49 Williams 3:43.89 Denison
200 FR March 24 1:32.33 Denison 1:33.03 Emory 1:33.85 Williams
400 FR March 26 3:22.39 Emory 3:23.43 Denison 3:24.81 Stevens Inst. of Tech.
800 FR March 25 7:19.11* Denison 7:20.22 Emory 7:25.57 Kenyon
1-METER March 25 515.90* Danica Roskos, CNJ 458.50 Hayley Emerick, TTX 438.30 Jennifer Easton, STT
3-METER March 23 502.45 Danica Roskos, CNJ 458.20 Hayley Emerick, TTX 445.20 Ruth Hahn, TTX
WOMEN’S NAIASWIMMINGAND DIVINGCHAMPIONSHIPSSt. Peters, MissouriMarch 2-5, 2011 (25 YD)
* = NAIA Record
TEAM STANDINGS 616 California Baptist 459 Fresno Pacific 425 Savannah College 417 Simon Fraser 383 Azusa Pacific 339 Concordia 211 Lindenwood 187t Biola 187t Union 165 Asbury
50 FREE March 3 23.48 Nicole Cossey, SFU 23.98 Kristine Lawson, SFU 24.03 Sofie Gjemmestad, FPU
100 FREE March 5 50.16* Nicole Cossey, SFU 50.53 Mary Hanson, CBU 50.94 Sofie Gjemmestad, FPU
200 FREE March 4 1:49.58* Alex Peters, CONC 1:51.30 Sofie Gjemmestad, FPU 1:52.81 Adriana Quezada, CBU
500 FREE March 3 4:52.24* Alex Peters, CONC 4:56.40 Adriana Quezada, CBU 4:59.24 Meghan Quon, SFU
1650 FREE March 5 16:58.67 Alex Peters, CONC 17:06.04 Stefanie Olson, CBU 17:12.81 Heather Librizzi, SCAD
100 BACK March 4 54.66* Mary Hanson, CBU 57.13 Katelyn Brown, FPU 57.78 Kristine Lawson, SFU
200 BACK March 5 2:04.51 Gia Bogetti, SFU 2:05.14 Stacy Carter, FPU 2:05.89 Allison Duran, CONC
100 BREAST March 4 1:02.38 Liz Roberts, SCAD
(Prelims: 1:02.28*) 1:03.61 Lauren Malthaner, FPU 1:03.93 Alison Berrien, CONC
200 BREAST March 5 2:17.16 Lauren Malthaner, FPU 2:19.62 Liz Roberts, SCAD 2:20.26 April Smith, BIOLA
100 FLY March 4 55.71 Kaylen Hewko, APU 56.72 Nicole Cossey, SFU 56.94 Gianna Grace, SCAD
200 FLY March 5 2:01.41* Kaylen Hewko, APU 2:01.86 Adriana Quezada, CBU 2:04.08 Hazel Castillo, CBU
200 IM March 4 2:06.03 Norra Stroh, CBU 2:06.42 Hazel Castillo, CBU 2:07.31 April Smith, BIOLA
400 IM March 4 4:30.23 April Smith, BIOLA 4:32.00 Sarah Billiamosa, LU 4:33.81 Ana Gomez, CONC
200 MR March 3 1:44.30* Savannah College 1:44.40 California Baptist 1:44.93 Fresno Pacific
400 MR March 4 3:48.78* Savannah College 3:49.62 Simon Fraser 3:50.43 Fresno Pacific
200 FR March 4 1:36.09 Azusa Pacific 1:36.43 California Baptist 1:36.92 Simon Fraser
400 FR March 5 3:27.58* Simon Fraser 3:28.24 Fresno Pacific 3:29.91 California Baptist
800 FR March 3 7:33.75* California Baptist 7:35.54 Fresno Pacific 7:35.80 Simon Fraser
1-METER March 2 259.70 Christine Runkle, CONC 247.05 Jamie Flynn, CBU 211.40 Elizabeth Dotson, APU
3-METER March 4 276.80 Jamie Flynn, CBU 246.85 Christine Runkle, CONC 223.45 Elizabeth Dotson, APU
WOMEN’S NJCAASWIMMINGAND DIVINGCHAMPIONSHIPSBuffalo, New YorkMarch 2-5, 2011 (25 YD)
* = NJCAA Record
TEAM STANDINGS 833 Indian River 668.5 Daytona State 466 Lincoln 420.5 Darton 361 Monroe 231 Iowa Central 158 Suffolk County 156 South Georgia 103 Fashion Institute 96 Erie
50 FREE March 3 22.94* Mallory Morrell, MCC 23.05 Celeste Degan, IRSC 23.88 A. Uzcategui, IRSC
100 FREE March 5 50.27 Vanessa Hanbury, IRSC 50.37 Mallory Morrell, MCC 51.87 A. Uzcategui, IRSC
200 FREE March 4 1:50.15 Vanessa Hanbury, IRSC 1:54.30 A. Uzcategui, IRSC 1:54.52 Stephanie Doran, IRSC
500 FREE March 3 5:03.41 Maggie Rea, LC 5:03.54 Katie Pheil, IRSC 5:15.97 Kristina Welke, LC
1650 FREE March 5 17:25.12 Maggie Rea, LC 17:37.35 Gwen Sorensen, ICCC 17:44.86 Sara Akoubian, DSC
100 BACK March 4 56.86 Stephanie Doran, IRSC 56.97 Katie Pheil, IRSC 57.17 Natalie Lenderman, IRSC
200 BACK March 5 2:04.15 Katie Pfeil, IRSC 2:06.86 Stephanie Doran, IRSC 2:14.72 Megan Hawkins, DSC
100 BREAST March 4 1:02.96* Tryshia Centeno, IRSC 1:04.98 K. Collymore, DSC 1:05.37 Katie Kittrell, IRSC
200 BREAST March 5 2:18.23 Tryshia Centeno, IRSC 2:21.74 Katie Kittrell, IRSC 2:23.33 S. Stopczynska, LC
100 FLY March 4 56.87 Eveli Karlsson, DSC 56.93 Sarah D’Antoni, IRSC 57.03 Annie Cohoat, IRSC
200 FLY March 5 2:05.74 Sarah D’Antoni, IRSC 2:11.04 Linn Nordberg, DC 2:11.90 Annie Cohoat, IRSC
200 IM March 3 2:05.03 Vanessa Hanbury, IRSC 2:06.14 E. Karlsson, DSC 2:08.22 Amanda Lukovic, IRSC
400 IM March 4 4:34.73 Amanda Lukovic, IRSC 4:38.12 Maggie Rea, LC 4:40.13 Sara Akoubian, DSC
200 MR March 4 1:44.13 Indian River 1:45.83 Daytona State 1:50.85 Lincoln
400 MR March 2 3:46.29 Indian River 3:53.85 Daytona State 4:02.78 Darton
200 FR March 3 1:33.89 Indian River 1:36.53 Daytona State 1:39.58 Monroe
400 FR March 5 3:27.95 Indian River 3:35.76 Daytona State 3:39.93 Lincoln
800 FR March 2 7:34.63 Indian River 7:53.92 Lincoln 7:56.30 Daytona State
1-METER March 3 364.05 Dana Greco, SUFF 318.65 Rebecca Schreiber, IRSC 296.90 Leeann Kiskiel, MCC
3-METER March 5 355.85 Dana Greco, SUFF 350.80 Rebecca Schrieber, IRSC 290.90 Andrea Berger, MCC
MEN’S COLLEGEMEN’S NCAADIVISION ISWIMMINGAND DIVINGCHAMPIONSHIPSMinneapolis, MinnesotaMarch 24-26, 2011 (25 YD)
n = American Record
TEAM STANDINGS 493 California 470.5 Texas 403 Stanford 302 Arizona 291 Florida 269.5 Auburn 206 USC 200 Virginia 181 Michigan 125.5 Georgia 115 Ohio State 106.5 Tennessee 99.5 Texas A&M 97 North Carolina 91 Minnesota
50 FREE March 24 Championship Finals 18.66n Nathan Adrian, CAL 18.72 Adam Brown, AUB 18.97 Jimmy Feigen, TEXAS 19.03 Adam Small, ARIZ 19.25 Alex Coville, STAN 19.38 Vlad Morozov, USC 19.50 Karl Krug, AUB 19.54 Graeme Moore, CAL
Consolation Finals 19.39 Michael Richards, MINN 19.41 Drew Modrov, AUB 19.46 Kohlton Norys, AUB 19.58 Josh Daniels, CAL 19.65 M. Chierighini, AUB
19.67t Eric Bruck, CLEM 19.67t Chris Manning, AUB 19.74 Adam Powell, COL
100 FREE March 26 Championship Finals 41.10 Nathan Adrian, CAL 41.66 Jimmy Feigen, TEXAS 41.84 Adam Brown, AUB 41.88 Vlad Morozov, USC 42.06 Dax Hill, TEXAS 42.30 Austin Staab, STAN 42.39 Graeme Moore, CAL 42.49 M. Chierighini, AUB
Consolation Finals 42.32 Jakob Allen, STAN 42.66 Scott Robison, UVA 42.74 Adam Small, ARIZ 42.75 Steve Cebertowicz, UNC 42.90 Balazs Makany, TA&M 43.07 Alex Coville, STAN 43.09 Brett Fraser, UFL 43.41 John Dalton, TA&M
200 FREE March 25 Championship Finals 1:32.21 Brett Fraser, UFL 1:32.64 Dax Hill, TEXAS 1:33.17 Clement Lefert, USC 1:33.22 Matt McLean, UVA 1:33.30 Scott Robison, UVA 1:33.47 Dimitri Colupaev, USC 1:34.19 Sebastien Rousseau, UFL 1:35.88 Morgan Priestley, STAN
Consolation Finals 1:33.99 N. Shapira Bar-Or, ARIZ 1:34.63t Ryan Harrison, TENN 1:34.63t Balazs Makany, TA&M 1:34.85 Alex Coville, STAN 1:34.93 Jakob Allen, STAN 1:35.21 Jeffrey Raymond, UFL 1:35.38 Scott Jostes, TEXAS 1:36.17 David Karasek, UVA
500 FREE March 24 Championship Finals 4:10.15 Matt McLean, UVA 4:13.94 Bobby Bollier, STAN 4:13.98 Conor Dwyer, UFL 4:15.85 Jackson Wilcox, TEXAS 4:15.99 Sean Ryan, MICH 4:16.15 Chad La Tourette, STAN 4:16.82 Zane Grothe, AUB 4:21.03 M. McBroom, TEXAS
Consolation Finals 4:17.29 Ryan Feeley, MICH 4:18.42 Martin Grodzki, UGA 4:19.52 H. Abdel Khalik, MICH 4:20.01 Sam Metz, CAL 4:20.05 Jan Daniec, UVA 4:20.19 R. Charlesworth, USC 4:21.66 Michael Flach, SOCAR 4:22.85 Ryan Hinshaw, IND
1650 FREE March 26 Timed Finals 14:32.86 M. McBroom, TEXAS 14:34.80t Martin Grodzki, UGA 14:34.80t Chad La Tourette, STAN 14:39.62 Matt McLean, UVA 14:42.64 Joe Kinderwater, UNC 14:47.09 Zane Grothe, AUB 14:48.68 Sean Ryan, MICH 14:48.69 Jackson Wilcox, TEXAS 14:53.84 Joey Pedraza, UFL 14:53.99 Taylor Smith, UVA 14:54.58 Will Freeman, UGA 14:54.91 Kier Maitland, UNLV 14:56.93 Daniel O’Connor, UNC 15:00.13 Connor Signorin, UFL 15:02.32 Craig Hamilton, LSU 15:03.31 Ryan Feeley, MICH
100 BACK March 25 Championship Finals 45.02 Tom Shields, CAL 45.14 Eric Ress, IND 45.56 Cole Cragin, TEXAS 45.63 Kyle Owens, AUB 46.06 Marco Loughran, UFL 46.10 Cory Chitwood, ARIZ 46.30 Tony Cox, AUB 46.32 M. Friedemann, ARIZ
Consolation Finals 46.90 Matthew Bartlett, UGA 46.95 Guy Barnea, CAL 47.02 Matt Swanston, STAN 47.07 Brendon Andrews, LVE 47.26 Richard Henahan, TENN 47.39 Sam Rairden, TENN 47.44 Mathias Gydesen, CAL 47.80 Ivan Tolic, ARIZ
200 BACK March 26 Championship Finals 1:38.84 Cory Chitwood, ARIZ 1:38.96 Eric Ress, IND 1:40.95 Marco Loughran, UFL 1:42.00 Matt Swanston, STAN 1:42.12 Matt Thompson, STAN 1:42.28 Austin Surhoff, TEXAS 1:42.29 Michael Sheppard, ARIZ
1:46.15 Cole Cragin, TEXAS
Consolation Finals 1:41.57 Kyle Owens, AUB 1:42.17 Christie-Goldthorpe,WV 1:42.36 Max Murphy, AUB 1:42.50 Markus Sievers, OSU 1:42.68 James Lendrum, USC 1:43.03 Patrick Murphy, TEXAS 1:43.10 Guy Barnea, CAL 1:44.01 Mathias Gydesen, CAL
100 BREAST March 25 Championship Finals 50.94 Damir Dugonjic, CAL 51.63 Nolan Koon, CAL 52.02 Carlos Almeida, LVE 52.24 Martti Aljand, CAL 52.97t Curtis Lovelace, STAN 52.97t Scott Spann, TEXAS 53.07 Kevin Munsch, ARIZ 53.40 Ivan Gutesa, MINN
Consolation Finals 52.81 Eric Friedland, TEXAS 52.88 Bradley Craig, TENN 53.11 John Criste, STAN 53.15 Kameron Chastain, LVE 53.22 Elliott Keefer, OSU 53.47 Nicholas Ferrif, CAL 53.82 Adam Klein, AUB 53.86 Kelley Wyman, ARIZ
200 BREAST March 26 Championship Finals 1:52.43 Eric Friedland, TEXAS 1:52.88 Martti Aljand, CAL 1:53.13 N. D’Innocenzo, TEXAS 1:54.10 Curtis Lovelace, STAN 1:54.21 Carlos Almeida, LVE 1:54.39 Scott Spann, TEXAS 1:54.82 Rob Holderness, FSU 1:56.94 Damir Dugonjic, CAL
Consolation Finals 1:54.21 Trevor Hoyt, CAL 1:55.01 Cody Miller, IND 1:55.22 Thomas Cole, SMU 1:55.24 Austen Thompson, ARIZ 1:55.59 Carl Mickelson, ARIZ 1:55.69 Bradley Craig, TENN 1:55.73 Nolan Koon, CAL 1:55.95 Kevin Munsch, ARIZ
100 FLY March 25 Championship Finals 44.69 Austin Staab, STAN 44.91 Tom Shields, CAL 45.57 Dan Madwed, MICH 45.71 Graeme Moore, CAL 45.90 Timothy Phillips, OSU 45.92 Bobby Bollier, STAN 46.12 Hannes Heyl, LSU 46.20 Nathan Adrian, CAL
Consolation Finals 46.13 Sean Fletcher, MICH 46.31 Dan Lester, WISC 46.38 Jimmy Feigen, TEXAS 46.44 Mark Dylla, UGA 46.55 Mathias Gydesen, CAL 46.69 Cody Roberts, UNLV 46.70 Marcin Cieslak, UFL 47.30 A.J. Tipton, ARIZ
200 FLY March 26 Championship Finals 1:40.60 Mark Dylla, UGA 1:40.76 Bobby Bollier, STAN 1:41.20 Tom Shields, CAL 1:42.13 Marcin Cieslak, UFL 1:42.49 Dan Lester, WISC 1:42.51 Dan Madwed, MICH 1:43.15 Sebastien Rousseau, UFL 1:45.84 Robbie Sullivan, CAL
Consolation Finals 1:43.15 Tom Luchsinger, UNC 1:43.96 N. Shapira Bar-Or, ARIZ 1:44.00 Cameron Martin, UFL 1:44.01 A.J. Tipton, ARIZ 1:44.04 Matthew Bartlett, UGA 1:44.27 Quincy Lee, OSU 1:44.92 Sean Mathews, NW 1:45.07 Balazs Gercsak, UFL
200 IM March 24 Championship Finals 1:41.57 Austin Staab, STAN 1:42.28 Cory Chitwood, ARIZ 1:43.56 Bill Cregar, UGA 1:43.58 Austin Surhoff, TEXAS 1:43.59 Martin Liivamagi, CAL 1:43.69 Marcin Cieslak, UFL 1:43.92 Kyle Whitaker, MICH 1:44.49 Austen Thompson, ARIZ
Consolation Finals 1:43.97 Carlos Almeida, LVE 1:44.24 Sebastien Rousseau, UFL 1:44.51 N. D’Innocenzo, TEXAS 1:45.03 Alex Tyler, NW 1:45.08 Matt Houser, UVA 1:45.09 Marcin Tarczynski, CAL 1:45.37 Nolan Koon, CAL 1:45.63 Mark Dylla, UGA
400 IM March 25 Championship Finals 3:40.97 Bill Cregar, UGA 3:41.69 Kyle Whitaker, MICH 3:42.49 Tyler Harris, UNC 3:43.59 Austen Thompson, ARIZ 3:44.46 Martin Liivamagi, CAL 3:45.03 Mike Joyce, UFL 3:45.11 Bryan Collins, TEXAS 3:47.04 Tom Luchsinger, UNC
Consolation Finals 3:42.49 Conor Dwyer, UFL 3:44.35 Austin Surhoff, TEXAS 3:44.82 Matt Thompson, STAN 3:45.76 Ben Hinshaw, CAL 3:45.82 Connor Signorin, UFL 3:45.89 Matt Houser, UVA 3:46.97 Justin Farra, OSU 3:50.12 Peter Benner, UGA
200 MR March 25 Championship Finals 1:23.12 California 1:24.13 Texas 1:24.56 Auburn 1:24.71 Arizona 1:25.36 Stanford 1:25.69 Florida 1:25.75 Ohio State 1:25.88 Tennessee
Consolation Finals 1:26.19 UNLV 1:26.31 Penn State 1:26.46 Minnesota 1:26.61 USC 1:26.72 Louisville 1:26.73 Michigan 1:27.40 Virginia 1:28.63 Indiana
400 MR March 24 Championship Finals 3:02.28 California 3:06.10 Texas 3:06.52 Stanford 3:06.81 Florida 3:08.19 Ohio State 3:08.35 Arizona 3:09.42 Virginia 3:10.94 UNLV
Consolation Finals 3:06.76 Auburn 3:07.43 Tennessee 3:09.26 USC 3:09.30 Louisville 3:09.47 Michigan 3:09.97 Georgia 3:11.35 Michigan 3:11.46 UNC
200 FR March 24 Championship Finals 1:15.26n Stanford Coville 19.17 Staab 37.72 Allen 56.50 Wayne 1:15.26 1:15.34 California 1:15.58 Auburn 1:16.72 Arizona 1:16.98 USC 1:17.03 Texas 1:17.24 Minnesota 1:18.22 Virginia
Consolation Finals 1:17.71 Texas A&M 1:17.76 Clemson 1:18.13 Ohio State 1:18.59 Tennessee 1:18.73 Michigan 1:18.75 UNLV 1:19.12 Florida DQ UNC
400 FR March 26 Championship Finals 2:47.39 California 2:49.47 Auburn 2:50.32 USC 2:50.47 Texas 2:50.83 Arizona 2:51.83 Virginia 2:52.59 Michigan 2:52.66 Minnesota
Consolation Finals 2:49.54 Stanford 2:52.02 Florida 2:52.80 UNC 2:52.94 Ohio State 2:53.20 Tennessee 2:53.44 Texas A&M 2:54.82 Iowa 2:55.42 UNLV
800 FR March 25 Timed Finals 6:14.88 Florida 6:16.59 Virginia 6:17.58 USC
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6:19.13 Stanford 6:20.54 California 6:22.42 Michigan 6:22.87 UNC 6:23.44 Arizona 6:23.77 Texas 6:23.79 Georgia 6:24.13 Ohio State 6:24.91 Tennessee 6:26.88 Indiana 6:29.26 Louisville 6:31.36 Minnesota DQ Auburn
1-METER March 24 Championship Finals 461.00 David Boudia, PUR 425.85 Grant Nel, TA&M 413.20 D. Livingston, TEXAS 411.50 Nick McCrory, DUKE 388.10 Cam McLean, TA&M 387.45 Constantin Blaha, ASU 383.80 Michael Wright, TENN 376.95 Riley McCormick, ASU
Consolation Finals 376.60 Dante Jones, UMO 375.85 Adam Booher, ALA 374.25 Harrison Jones, USC 368.95 Brandon Watson, BYU 357.85 Ryan Helms, TENN 355.95 Cameron Bradshaw,ASU 340.00 Landon Marzullo, FSU 309.95 Christian Holstein, OSU
3-METER March 25 Championship Finals 472.30 David Boudia, PUR 471.35 Grant Nel, TA&M 450.40 Constantin Blaha, ASU 431.00 Nick McCrory, DUKE 417.05 D. Livingston, TEXAS 397.45 Harrison Jones, USC 378.85 Landon Marzullo, FSU 374.15 David Bonuchi, UMO
Consolation Finals 381.20 David Piercy, IND 380.75 Daniel Mazzaferro, AUB 373.50 J.P. Perez, PUR 367.25 Riley McCormick, ASU 364.80 Andrew Brown, MINN 359.95 Adam Booher, ALA 342.80 Dante Jones, UMO 319.30 Will Chandler, TEXAS
10-METER March 26 Championship Finals 548.90 Nick McCrory, DUKE 479.10 David Boudia, PUR 452.35 Grant Nel, TA&M 426.95 David Bonuchi, UMO 417.40 D. Livingston, TEXAS 376.60 Danny Cox, PUR 371.95 J.P. Perez, PUR 369.40 Logan Shinholser, VTU
Consolation Finals 404.00 Harrison Jones, USC 377.85 Dante Jones, UMO 355.30 Michael Neubacher, FSU 351.20 Mark Murdock, UWY 337.70 Brent Eichenseer, STAN 337.20 Ryan Helms, TENN 332.60 Daniel Mazzaferro, AUB 329.10 Andrew Brown, MINN
MEN’S NCAADIVISION IISWIMMINGAND DIVINGCHAMPIONSHIPSSan Antonio, TexasMarch 9-12, 2011 (25 YD)
* = NCAA Division II Record
TEAM STANDINGS 600.5 Drury 345 UC San Diego 295 Wayne State 292.5 Grand Canyon 252 Wingate 213 Bridgeport 211.5 Grand Valley 200 Florida Southern 178 Missouri S&T 166.5 Incarnate Word
50 FREE March 9 19.53 Andrey Seryy, WSU 20.09 Michael Bronning, GCU 20.14 Toni Valcic, UB
100 FREE March 12 42.91* Andrey Seryy, WSU 43.96 V. Sidorkin, DRURY 44.08 Artem Tretiakov, GCU
200 FREE March 10 1:36.03 Andrey Seryy, WSU 1:36.49 I. Denysenko, WIN 1:37.46 V. Sidorkin, DRURY
500 FREE March 11 4:23.14 I. Denysenko, WIN 4:24.75 Ryan Arabejo, DRURY 4:27.41 Chris O’Linger, TAMPA
1000 FREE March 9 9:02.67 Matthew Herman, UCSD 9:05.78 Ryan Arabejo, DRURY 9:06.26 Chris O’Linger, TAMPA
1650 FREE March 12 15:12.78 Matthew Herman, UCSD 15:19.74 Ryan Arabejo, DRURY 15:20.32 I. Denysenko, WIN
100 BACK March 11 47.59 Oscar Pereiro, UB 48.38 Jeffrey Halfacre, FSU 48.93 M. Schlesinger, OBU
200 BACK March 12 1:45.02 Jeffrey Halfacre, FSU 1:47.52 Andrew Zemick, MINES 1:47.94 J. Schrotenboer, GVSU
100 BREAST March 11 52.43 Piotr Safronczyk, UB 53.14 Miguel Ferreira, FSU 54.26 Cheyne Fisher, AU
200 BREAST March 12 1:57.19* Nicholas Korth, UCSD 1:57.44 Cheyne Fisher, AU 1:58.15 Zlatan Hamzic, MOST
100 FLY March 10 46.94 Jun Han Kim, DRURY 48.01 Aaron Beebe, GVSU 48.18 Carlos Viveros, DRURY
200 FLY March 11 1:42.99* Jun Han Kim, DRURY 1:45.07 Aaron Beebe, GVSU 1:45.13 Jeremy Gregory, QNC
200 IM March 9 1:46.08 Jun Han Kim, DRURY 1:47.87 Nikita Belousov, IW 1:48.03 Jeremy Gregory, QNC
400 IM March 10 3:51.29 Marko Blazevski, WIN 3:52.97 Ken McCormick, WCSU 3:53.97 Ryan Arabejo, DRURY
200 MR March 9 1:28.25 Bridgeport 1:28.63 Florida Southern 1:29.08 Ashland
400 MR March 10 3:14.91 Florida Southern 3:14.98 Drury 3:16.38 UC San Diego
200 FR March 10 1:19.65 Bridgeport 1:20.09 Grand Canyon 1:20.28 Drury
400 FR March 12 2:56.46* Drury 2:56.90 Grand Canyon 2:59.98 Wayne State
800 FR March 11 6:34.83 Drury 6:38.29 Grand Valley 6:38.55 Wingate
1-METER March 11 503.40 Justin McDonald, IW 500.10 Logan Russell, CLAR 485.60 Luke Weber, SCSU
3-METER March 9 565.15* Logan Pearsall, CLAR 551.60 Tyler Runsten, UCSD 536.50 Justin McDonald, IW
MEN’S NCAADIVISION IIISWIMMINGAND DIVINGCHAMPIONSHIPSKnoxville, TennesseeMarch 23-26, 2011 (25 YD)
* = NCAA Division III Record
TEAM STANDINGS 500.5 Denison 499.5 Kenyon 348.5 Emory 224t MIT 224t Williams 198 Amherst 180 Redlands 174 Kalamazoo 161 Johns Hopkins 126 Middlebury
50 FREE March 23 20.11 David Somers, KEN
20.23 Collin Ohning, KEN 20.32 Craig Fleming, KALA
100 FREE March 26 44.06 Craig Fleming, KALA 44.38 David Somers, KEN 44.42 Stewart-Bates, KEN
200 FREE March 24 1:37.51 Gary Roberson, WILL 1:37.79 Craig Fleming, KALA 1:38.47 Alex Fraser, AMH
500 FREE March 23 4:23.91 R. Lichtenfels, AMH 4:25.58 Alex Fraser, AMH 4:25.67 Allen Weik, DEN
1650 FREE March 26 15:06.47* Allen Weik, DEN 15:31.83 Andrew Chevalier, KEN 15:32.89 Drew Ledwith, KSU
100 BACK March 25 48.39 Robert Barry, DEN 48.99 Timothy Walsh, CONN 49.03 Ross Spock, EMORY
200 BACK March 26 1:46.85 Quinn Bartlett, DEN (Prelims: 1:46.30*) 1:47.29 Robert Barry, DEN 1:47.69 Timothy Walsh, CONN
100 BREAST March 25 54.30 Rory Buck, WHIT 54.86 Collin Ohning, KEN 54.93 Pavel Buyanov, SIU
200 BREAST March 26 1:57.79* Rory Buck, WHIT 2:00.31 Pavel Buyanov, SIU 2:00.67 Vincent Pai, CMS
100 FLY March 24 47.62 John Dillon, MID 48.15 Michael Mpitsos, KEN 48.24 Wyatt Ubellacker, MIT
200 FLY March 25 1:46.87 P. Augustyn, EMORY 1:48.18 John Dillon, MID 1:48.22 Christopher Depew, RED
200 IM March 23 1:49.10 Paul Dyrkacz, WILL 1:49.57 Christopher Depew, RED 1:49.99 Danila Novikov, SIU
400 IM March 24 3:52.97 Paul Dyrkacz, WILL 3:54.74 C. Bateman, OLAF 3:55.22 Daniel Thurston, DEN
200 MR March 23 1:28.17 Kenyon 1:29.57 Denison 1:30.91 Emory
400 MR March 24 3:15.35* Kenyon 3:16.29 Denison 3:18.76 Amherst
200 FR March 24 1:19.70 Kenyon 1:21.00 Emory 1:21.48 Denison
400 FR March 26 2:56.63 Kenhon 2:59.65 MIT 2:59.72 Denison.
800 FR March 25 6:34.50 Denison 6:35.82 Amherst 6:38.75 Kenyon
1-METER March 24 497.80 Nick Halbach, USMMA 459.00 Andrew Krafft, CAL 448.35 Brian Sobel, SPR
3-METER March 26 591.65* Nick Halbach, USMMA 588.75 Philip Devine, UWO 551.40 Andrew Krafft, CAL
MEN’S NAIASWIMMINGAND DIVINGCHAMPIONSHIPSSt. Peters, MissouriMarch 2-5, 2011 (25 YD)
* = NAIA Record
TEAM STANDINGS 698.5 Fresno Pacific 582 California Baptist 425.5 Lindenwood 407 Simon Fraser 393.5 Savannah College 299.5 Concordia 179 Illinois Tech
144 Asbury 138 Cumberlands 137 Union
50 FREE March 3 20.07 Marko Tanasovsky, FPU 20.47 Paul Marie-Rose, FPU 20.54t Brad Babcock, FPU 20.54t Pushkar-Verbitsky,SCAD
100 FREE March 5 43.94* David Hibberd, SFU 44.23 Paul Marie-Rose, FPU 44.25 Carl Weigley, FPU
200 FREE March 4 1:37.30* David Hibberd, SFU 1:37.61 Paul Marie-Rose, FPU 1:38.76 Alex Graudins, SCAD
500 FREE March 3 4:25.32* Alex Graudins, SCAD 4:32.31 Bobby Yribarren, FPU 4:32.32 Daniel Bowman, ASB
1650 FREE March 5 15:31.38* Alex Graudins, SCAD 15:40.93 Daniel Bowman, ASB 15:44.76 Bobby Yribarren, FPU
100 BACK March 4 49.37 Carl Weigley, FPU 49.90 Aaron Woods, CONC 50.53 Greg Laughlin, SFU
200 BACK March 5 1:48.51 Vicente Andrade, CBU 1:48.69 Greg Laughlin, SFU 1:50.65 Tom Edgecomb, FPU
100 BREAST March 4 55.28 Sergio Molina, CBU 55.50 Mike Lawrence, SCAD 56.44 Sam Crawford, SCAD
200 BREAST March 5 1:59.10* Sergio Molina, CBU 2:02.14 Mike Lawrence, SCAD 2:03.76 Nat Emmett, SCAD
100 FLY March 4 47.76* Carl Weigley, FPU 48.66 Javier Hernandez, LU 48.70 Pushkar-Verbitsky,SCAD
200 FLY March 5 1:46.62* Javier Hernandez, LU 1:48.35 Ronnan Garrec, CBU 1:50.47 Ciaran McDonnell, SFU
200 IM March 3 1:47.55* David Hibberd, SFU 1:49.96 Javier Hernandez, LU 1:50.05 Kevin Sellars, CBU
400 IM March 4 3:55.75 Kevin Sellars, CBU 3:59.56 Stephen Sullivan, SCAD 4:00.83 Raymond Eggert, FPU
200 MR March 3 1:28.90* Fresno Pacific 1:29.69 Simon Fraser 1:31.32 California Baptist
400 MR March 4 3:18.51 Simon Fraser 3:18.90 Fresno Pacific 3:19.68 California Baptist
200 FR March 4 1:21.77 Simon Fraser 1:21.78 Lindenwood 1:23.31 Savannah College
400 FR March 5 2:58.58* Fresno Pacific 3:02.29 Lindenwood 3:03.11 Simon Fraser
800 FR March 3 6:39.60* Fresno Pacific 6:42.94 Simon Fraser 6:48.64 California Baptist
1-METER March 3 286.90 Trevor Graifman, CBU 281.50 Chris Salgado, CONC 248.85 Ian McNair, IIT
3-METER March 2 342.20 Trevor Graifman, CBU 319.70 Colin Sharpe, LU 275.50 Ian McNair, IIT
MEN’S NJCAASWIMMINGAND DIVINGCHAMPIONSHIPSBuffalo, New YorkMarch 2-5, 2011 (25 YD)
* = NJCAA Record
TEAM STANDINGS 1000 Indian River
778 Daytona State 564 Lincoln 271 Monroe 264 Darton 167 South Georgia 153 Iowa Central 140 Suffolk County 109 Ocean County 77 Herkimer County
50 FREE March 3 20.72 Harry Traystman, IRSC 20.73 M. Thorsell, DSC 20.78 Bryce Bohman, LC
100 FREE March 5 45.08 N. Schuttinger, IRSC 45.57 Gabriel Clery, LC 45.93 Michael Lucchesi, IRSC
200 FREE March 4 1:40.57 Lucas Akker, IRSC 1:41.02 John Jessell, DSC 1:41.27 Michael Lucchesi, IRSC
500 FREE March 3 4:31.45 John Jessell, DSC 4:31.88 John Ellis, IRSC 4:34.77 Lucas Akker, IRSC
1650 FREE March 5 15:40.15 John Ellis, IRSC 15:44.81 John Jessell, DSC 15:55.88 Lucas Akker, IRSC
100 BACK March 4 48.11* Bryce Bohman, LC 49.52 Harry Traystman, IRSC 50.49 Caleb Weir, IRSC
200 BACK March 5 1:46.59 Bryce Bohman, LC 1:49.68 Harry Traystman, IRSC 1:50.39 Dylan Varner, DSC
100 BREAST March 4 54.36 Jared Pike, IRSC 56.28 Denis Hekmati, DSC 56.49 Chandler Gerlach, IRSC
200 BREAST March 5 2:00.43 Jared Pike, IRSC 2:06.16 Joe Strauss, IRSC 2:06.75 Chandler Gerlach, IRSC
100 FLY March 4 48.51 N. Schuttinger, IRSC 50.02 Dylan Varner, DSC 50.11 Garland Sullivan, IRSC
200 FLY March 5 1:51.42 Raymond DePadua, DSC 1:51.50 C.J. Reall, IRSC 1:52.34 Max Abreu, IRSC
200 IM March 3 1:51.37 N. Schuttinger, IRSC 1:52.03 Jared Pike, IRSC 1:54.16 Kevin Doran, DSC
400 IM March 4 3:56.44 John Ellis, IRSC 4:07.90 C.J. Reall, IRSC 4:10.39 Joe Strauss, IRSC
200 MR March 4 1:29.78 Indian River 1:30.17 Lincoln 1:30.72 Daytona State
400 MR March 2 3:17.87 Indian River 3:22.17 Daytona State 3:23.32 Lincoln
200 FR March 3 1:22.16 Indian River 1:22.53 Lincoln 1:22.59 Daytona State
400 FR March 5 3:00.32 Indian River 3:03.13 Lincoln 3:04.41 Daytona State
800 FR March 2 6:42.08 Indian River 6:55.43 Daytona State 7:03.34 Darton
1-METER March 5 489.85 Tyler Clingerman, LC 442.45 Alex Gallant, IRSC 369.90 Thomas Deiure, MCC
3-METER March 3 509.90 Tyler Clingerman, LC 438.35 Alexander Gallant, IRSC 379.45 Thomas Deiure, MCC
NATIONALUSA SWIMMINGGRAND PRIXIndianapolis, IndianaMarch 3-5, 2011 (50 M)
WOMEN 50 FREE March 4 25.09 Dana Vollmer, CAL 25.10 Jessica Hardy, TROJ 25.26 Missy Franklin, STARS
100 FREE March 5 54.36 Dana Vollmer, CAL 54.70 Jessica Hardy, TROJ 54.88 Victoria Poon, CAN
200 FREE March 3 1:57.97 Katie Hoff, FAST 1:58.75 Missy Franklin, STARS 1:59.89 Kate Ziegler, FAST
400 FREE March 4 4:06.09 Chloe Sutton, MVN 4:06.42 Katie Hoff, FAST 4:06.94 Kate Ziegler, FAST
800 FREE March 5 8:29.20 Chloe Sutton, MVN 8:29.84 Kate Ziegler, FAST 8:33.24 Katie Hoff, FAST
100 BACK March 4 59.56 Missy Franklin, STARS 1:01.05 Fabiola Molina, UNAT 1:01.56 Olivia Smoliga, GTAC
200 BACK March 5 2:07.96 Missy Franklin, STARS 2:12.49 Madison White, CROW 2:12.70 Brittany MacLean, SO
100 BREAST March 3 1:07.31 Jessica Hardy, TROJ 1:08.54 Ann Chandler, FORD 1:09.44 Erica Morningstar, CAN
200 BREAST March 4 2:30.96 Ashley McGregor, PCSC 2:31.40 E. Schoettmer, GCAC 2:32.10 R. Dvariskyte, SMU
100 FLY March 3 57.66 Dana Vollmer, CAL 58.87 Elaine Breeden, UNAT 59.56 Kristel Vourna, UAL
200 FLY March 4 2:08.60 Elaine Breeden, UNAT 2:10.06 Audrey Lacroix, CAN 2:14.46 Kelly Nelson, NLAC
200 IM March 5 2:12.59 Erica Morningstar, CAN 2:14.11 Julia Smit, UNAT 2:16.32 Kaitlyn Jones, DST
400 IM March 3 4:44.53 Julia Smit, UNAT 4:47.89 Nicole Vernon, DST 4:48.60 Kaitlyn Jones, DST
400 MR March 5 4:10.38 Canada 4:16.68 Swim Ontario 4:21.82 Carmel
400 FR March 3 3:44.98 Canada B 3:46.01 Canada 3:51.90 Swim Ontario
800 FR March 4 8:20.21 Canada 8:21.70 Swim Ontario 8:28.39 Mexico
MEN 50 FREE March 4 22.59 Jason Lezak, RBAC 22.65t William Copeland, CAL 22.65t Josh Schneider, MAC
100 FREE March 5 48.89 Michael Phelps, NBAC 50.01 Matt Grevers, FORD 50.08 Jason Lezak, RBAC
200 FREE March 3 1:46.27 Michael Phelps, NBAC 1:47.01 Oussama Mellouli, TROJ 1:48.90 Dominik Meichtry, TROJ
400 FREE March 4 3:48.23 Oussama Mellouli, TROJ 3:51.82 Michael Klueh, UNAT 3:53.30 Dominik Meichtry, TROJ
1500 FREE March 5 15:04.16 Oussama Mellouli, TROJ 15:15.25 Charles Peterson, FAST 15:18.46 Michael Klueh, UNAT
100 BACK March 4 54.08t Matt Grevers, FORD
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54.08t Ryan Lochte, DBS 54.25 David Plummer, MINN
200 BACK March 5 1:57.63 Ryan Lochte, DBS 1:58.85 Matt Hawes, SO 1:59.66 Nick Thoman, MAC
100 BREAST March 3 1:00.77 Barry Murphy, CW 1:01.51 Sean Mahoney, CAL 1:01.61 Mark Gangloff, NYAC
200 BREAST March 4 2:11.47 Sean Mahoney, CAL 2:12.08 Eric Shanteau, UNAT 2:13.14 Kosuke Kitajima, TROJ
100 FLY March 3 51.75 Michael Phelps, NBAC 52.58 Kaio de Almeida, BRAZ 53.41 Masayu Kishida, FORD
200 FLY March 4 1:55.34 Michael Phelps, NBAC 1:55.85 Kaio de Almeida, BRA 1:57.86 Wu Peng, CW
200 IM March 5 1:56.88 Michael Phelps, NBAC 1:59.19 Ryan Lochte, DBS 2:00.08 Markus Rogan, TROJ
400 IM March 3 4:13.80 Oussama Mellouli, TROJ 4:14.80 Scott Clary, FAST 4:25.05 Andrew Ford, SO
NCSA JUNIORNATIONALCHAMPIONSHIPSOrlando, FloridaMarch 15-19, 2011 (25 YD)
TEAM STANDINGS Combined 866 Curl-Burke 598.5 Nova of Virginia 586 Rockville Montgomery 493 Aquajets 451 First Colony
Women 454.5 Nova of Virginia 453 Aquajets 401 Curl-Burke 363.5 First Colony 295 Rockville Montgomery
Men 465 Curl-Burke 309 The Woodlands 291 Rockville Montgomery 209 Highlander 185 New Trier
WOMEN 50 FREE March 19 22.17 Kristen Vredeveld, BSC 22.71 Madeline Locus, FCST 22.75 Simone Manuel, FCST
100 FREE March 16 48.32 Kristen Vredeveld, BSC 48.74 Madeline Locus, FCST 48.99 Rachel Bootsma, JETS
200 FREE March 17 1:45.63 Kristen Vredeveld, BSC 1:45.96 Madeline Locus, FCST 1:47.64 Rachel Bootsma, JETS
500 FREE March 18 4:44.29 Kelsey Leneave, TWST 4:45.11 Nicole Chang, UNAT 4:45.47 Hannah Borgersen, MAC
1000 FREE March 15 9:39.30 Alison Haulsee, NOVA 9:41.30 Kelsey Hojan-Clark, ESC 9:42.34 Kelsey Leneave, TWST
1650 FREE March 19 16:07.33 Kathleen Ledecky, CBSC 16:14.04 Jessica Wolf, WEST 16:19.38 Kelsey Leneave, TWST
50 BACK March 19 24.10 Rachel Bootsma, JETS 25.33 Jillian Vitarius, BTA 25.34 Arden Pitman, BSC
100 BACK March 18 50.76 Rachel Bootsma, JETS 53.43 Jillian Vitarius, BTA 53.57 E. Williamson, NKC
200 BACK March 16 1:54.04 Jillian Vitarius, BTA 1:56.87 E. Worrell, NOVA 1:57.59 Madison Bridges, VOA
50 BREAST March 17 27.79 Abigail Duncan, JETS 27.95 Sarah Haase, RMSC 28.78 Anne Lazor, BBA
100 BREAST March 16 1:00.01 Abigail Duncan, JETS 1:00.83 Sarah Haase, RMSC 1:01.09 Skylar Smith, FCST
200 BREAST March 18 2:09.99 Rebecca Rainer, NOVA 2:11.35 Abigail Duncan, JETS 2:12.08 Sarah Haase, RMSC
50 FLY March 17 24.04 Rachel Bootsma, JETS 24.40t Janet Hu, CBSC 24.40t Mary Schneider, ACAD
100 FLY March 18 52.64 Rachel Bootsma, JETS 53.97 Angela Algee, HIGH 54.13 Kathryn Kinnear, IST
200 FLY March 16 1:55.95 Rachel Bootsma, JETS 1:57.54 Alison Haulsee, NOVA 1:57.67 Emma Nunn, NOVA
200 IM March 19 1:58.16 Rachel Bootsma, JETS 1:59.91 Sarah Haase, RMSC 2:00.72 Rebecca Rainer, NOVA
400 IM March 17 4:11.39 Rebecca Rainer, NOVA 4:13.82 Amanda Camer, CGBD 4:14.63 K. Pawlowicz, CBSC
200 MR March 15 1:39.15 Aquajets 1:42.42 First Colony 1:43.02t Baylor 1:43.02t Nova of Virginia
400 MR March 19 3:39.21 Aquajets 3:40.94 First Colony 3:41.96 Nova of Virginia
200 FR March 18 1:32.27 Aquajets 1:32.46 First Colony 1:33.75 Curl-Burke
400 FR March 17 3:20.50 First Colony 3:23.88 Aquajets 3:24.06 Curl-Burke
800 FR March 16 7:17.36 Nova of Virginia 7:18.31 First Colony 7:19.38 Curl-Burke
MEN 50 FREE March 19 20.29 Stanley Wong, NYS 20.33 Clay Youngquist, LAC 20.44 Stephen Wimmer, NTSC
100 FREE March 16 43.74 Clay Youngquist, LAC 44.49 Matthew Curby, BDO 44.52 Sean Duggan, HIGH
200 FREE March 17 1:35.61 Clay Youngquist, LAC 1:36.96 T. Stephens, NOVA 1:37.51 Matthew Curby, BDO
500 FREE March 18 4:21.98 Daniel Thomson, HSC 4:22.36 Adam Hinshaw, UNAT 4:25.74 Justin Kaisrlik, FLA
1000 FREE March 15 8:55.72 Daniel Thomson, HSC 9:05.15 Clay Youngquist, LAC 9:05.17 Eegan Groome, FCST
1650 FREE March 19 14:57.66 Daniel Thomson, HSC 15:13.88 Adam Hinshaw, UNAT 15:18.70 James Powell, RMSC
50 BACK March 19 22.79 Michael Curley, HIGH 22.85 John Conger, RMSC 23.09 Philip Hu, CBSC
100 BACK March 18 48.40 John Conger, RMSC 48.82 Gray Umbach, TWST 48.86 Michael Curley, HIGH
200 BACK March 16 1:43.44 John Conger, RMSC 1:45.49 C. McDonald, HHSC 1:45.52 Preston Jenkins, GCAT
50 BREAST March 17 25.09 Kevin Cordes, FVST 25.23 Charles Katis, CBSC 25.27 Matthew Elliott, PAWW
100 BREAST March 16 53.67 Kevin Cordes, FVST 53.84 Matthew Elliott, PAWW 54.77 Charles Katis, CBSC
200 BREAST March 18 1:56.04 Matthew Elliott, PAWW 1:56.18 Kevin Cordes, FVST 1:59.96 Charles Katis, CBSC
50 FLY March 17 21.82 Tripp Cooper, TWST 21.88 John Conger, RMSC 21.96 Gray Umbach, TWST
100 FLY March 18 47.99 Gray Umbach, TWST 48.47 Clay Youngquist, LAC 48.62 Tripp Cooper, TWST
200 FLY March 16 1:46.80 Clay Youngquist, LAC 1:47.42 T. Stephens, NOVA 1:47.56 James Crabb, CBSC
200 IM March 19 1:47.37 Matthew Curby, BDO 1:48.27 Tynan Stewart, HSAS 1:48.93 Gray Umbach, TWST
400 IM March 17 3:48.01 Matthew Elliott, PAWW 3:48.12 Jordan Jones, BTA 3:49.73 Max Williamson, NKC
200 MR March 15 1:30.70 Curl-Burke 1:31.05 The Woodlands 1:32.39 Fox Valley
400 MR March 19 3:19.64 Curl-Burke 3:20.03 Fox Valley 3:21.09 Carter Center
200 FR March 18 1:22.99 Curl-Burke 1:23.27 New Trier 1:23.52 The Woodlands
400 FR March 17 3:01.22 New Trier 3:02.16 The Woodlands 3:03.39 Curl-Burke
800 FR March 16 6:42.91 Crimson 6:43.05 New Trier 6:43.72 Curl-Burke
HIGH SCHOOLCOLORADO 4AHIGH SCHOOLGIRLSCHAMPIONSHIPSLoveland, ColoradoFeb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)
* = Colorado 4A Record
TEAM STANDINGS 319 Thompson Valley 227 D’Evelyn 210 Montrose
50 FREE 24.35 Emily Stucky, MTRS 24.74 Mary Saiz, FSTH 24.93 Marina Fonseca, TVAL
100 FREE 52.55 Emily Stucky, MTRS 53.76 Heather Shaver, BROM 54.07 Colleen Olson, DEVL
200 FREE 1:52.78 L. Malazdrewicz, EVER 1:54.68 Ashley Forsyth, CMTN 1:56.26 Colleen Olson, DEVL
500 FREE 5:02.60 L. Malazdrewicz, EVER 5:06.50 Danielle Wahl, CMTN 5:08.78 Ashley Forsyth, CMTN
100 BACK 56.90 Mary Saiz, FSTH 59.00 Laufasa-Duncan, BROM 59.02 Jessi Modlich, TVAL
100 BREAST 1:05.14 Logan Morris, MTRS 1:05.96 Kellyn Craig, DSOU 1:07.57 Heather Shaver, BROM
100 FLY 55.64* Mackenzie Stein, GMTN 58.59 Sam Moss, TVAL 58.72 Andrea Rice, AACA
200 IM 2:02.33* Mackenzie Stein, GMTN 2:09.91 Jessi Modlich, TVAL 2:10.76 Laufasa-Duncan, BROM
200 MR 1:49.11 Thompson Valley 1:49.49 Montrose
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200 FR 1:39.55 Thompson Valley 1:40.05 D’Evelyn 1:40.10 Niwot
400 FR 3:36.36 D’Evelyn 3:36.60 Montrose 3:38.03 Thompson Valley
COLORADO 5AHIGH SCHOOLGIRLSCHAMPIONSHIPSFort Collins, ColoradoFeb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)
* = National Independent School Record** = State Record
TEAM STANDINGS 356.5 Regis Jesuit 337 Cherry Creek 166 Fairview
50 FREE 22.41** Missy Franklin, REGS 23.03 Bonnie Brandon, CCRK 23.45 Caroline Piehl, SHIL
100 FREE 49.61** Bonnie Brandon, CCRK 50.18 Caroline Piehl, SHIL 51.30 Hillary Thomas, REGS
200 FREE 1:47.33** Jordan Mattern, CCRK 1:49.53 Hillary Thomas, REGS 1:51.71 Abigail Houck, FAIR
500 FREE 5:00.85 Abigail Houck, FAIR 5:03.82 Amanda Richey, BOUL 5:05.38 Emily Mayo, ARAP
100 BACK 52.30* Missy Franklin, REGS 56.05 Anna Labozan, MONA 57.11 Makenna Wilson, CHAP
100 BREAST 1:04.04 Kourtney Fosse, FAIR 1:04.41 Laura Day, LPPR 1:06.63 Amanda Sanders,MONA
100 FLY 55.15 Alex Todd, REGS 55.33 Jordan Mattern, CCRK 57.16 Madison Dirks, GRAN
200 IM 2:05.40 Sammie Guay, FOSS 2:06.66 Maggie Burkhardt, DEST 2:08.68 Alex Todd, REGS
200 MR 1:44.55 Regis Jesuit 1:48.08 Fairview 1:48.53 Smoky Hill
200 FR 1:34.40** Cherry Creek 1:37.99 Regis Jesuit 1:39.03 Fairview
400 FR 3:22.42** Regis Jesuit 3:24.39 Cherry Creek 3:34.05 Boulder
EASTERNINTERSCHOLASTICHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSLaSalle, PennsylvaniaFeb. 25-26, 2011 (25 YD)
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 602 Germantown 462 Peddie 357 Episcopal
50 FREE 23.69 Emily Baturka, EPIS 23.79 Mary Mucciarone, PED 23.89 Kendese Nangle, PED
100 FREE 51.23 Carolyn Fittin, PED 51.71 Mary Mucciarone, PED 52.01 Meagan Dollard, GA
200 FREE 1:51.06 Meagan Dollard, GA 1:51.24 Kacie Ciampoli, GA 1:51.39 Angie Sawick, GA
500 FREE 4:46.28 Rachel Zilinskas, GA 4:51.54 Kacie Ciampoli, GA
4:52.16 Angie Sawick, GA
100 BACK 54.73 Taylor Sneed, GA 56.39 Emily Baturka, EPIS 56.48 Kendese Nangle, PED
100 BREAST 1:04.28 Madeline Maher, GA 1:06.00 Rachel Repke, EPIS 1:06.08 Melissa Feeney, STE
100 FLY 56.30 Carolyn Fittin, PED 56.53t Bridget Casey, GA 56.53t Taylor Sneed, GA
200 IM 2:03.37 Rachel Zilinskas, GA 2:04.65 Madeline Maher, GA 2:07.89 Val Yoshimura, BALD
200 MR 1:43.74 Germantown 1:43.82 Episcopal 1:44.25 Peddie
200 FR 1:34.16 Peddie 1:34.59 Germantown 1:35.71 Episcopal
400 FR 3:26.42 Germantown 3:31.96 Mercersburg 3:33.04 Peddie
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 473 Peddie 407 Germantown 392 Mercersburg
50 FREE 20.88 Tareq Kaaki, MERC 20.90 Linc Kupke, MERC 21.10 Michael Salinas, MAL
100 FREE 45.47 Jeremy Wong, PED 46.24 Michael Salinas, MAL 46.36 Tareq Kaaki, MERC
200 FREE 1:39.67 Arthur Frayler, GA 1:40.58 Adam Sjoholm, GA 1:42.97 Cal Rohde, PED
500 FREE 4:24.91 Arthur Frayler, GA 4:30.41 Jimmy McEldrew, GA 4:31.28 Ryan Signorin, PED
100 BACK 50.76 Brendan Walsh, PED 50.96 Kevin Carroll, MERC 51.91 Zach Switzer, WFS
100 BREAST 55.83 Ronald Tsui, PED 58.35 Daniel Fine, PED 58.63 Forrest Davis, PED
100 FLY 50.38 Conor Monaghan,MERC 50.44 James Crabb, WFS 50.59 Oliver Bennett, LOY
200 IM 1:53.14 Jimmy McEldrew, GA 1:53.96 Ryan Signorin, PED 1:54.97 James Crabb, WFS
200 MR 1:33.06 Mercersburg 1:33.41 Peddie 1:36.58 Woodberry Forest
200 FR 1:23.34 Mercersburg 1:24.78 Peddie 1:25.25 Lawrenceville
400 FR 3:06.48 Peddie 3:07.52 Lawrenceville 3:07.60 Loyola
GEORGIA 1A-4AHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSAtlanta, GeorgiaFeb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)
* = State Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 298 Marist 273.5 Westminster 202 St. Pius X
50 FREE 23.40 Kaitlyn Kitchens, JCHS
23.57 Katherine Huff, LEHS 23.74 Madison Peters, GACHS
100 FREE 50.55 Kaitlyn Kitchens, JCHS 50.66 Katherine Huff, LEHS 51.27 Olivia Boggs, WA
200 FREE 1:47.60 Nicole Stafford, WHS 1:51.47 Shelby Hoyt, FCHS 1:52.83 Stephanie Peters, NPHS
500 FREE 4:52.10 Shelby Hoyt, FCHS 4:57.15 Caty Hulsey, FPDHS 4:58.48 Caroline Pitts, GACHS
100 BACK 57.16 Anna Neumeister, PHS 57.31 Lily Tang, GACHS 58.49t Katherine Kerman, WHS 58.49t Maddie Paschal, LGHS
100 BREAST 1:03.63 Morgan Presley, SMHS 1:04.52 Meredith Nakano, MHS 1:04.78 Olivia Boggs, WA
100 FLY 54.41 Nicole Stafford, WHS 55.19 Patricia Forrester, CDHS 56.48 Mary King, SPX
200 IM 2:01.52 Haley Durmer, SPX 2:04.44 Anna Neumeister, PHS 2:06.66 Katherine Daniels, MHS
200 MR 1:47.11 Lassiter 1:48.10 St. Pius X 1:48.18 Marist
200 FR 1:36.38 Woodward Academy 1:36.72 St. Pius X 1:37.37 Westminster
400 FR 3:30.16 Westminster 3:33.14 Marist 3:34.42 Johns Creek
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 323 Wesleyan 226.5 Chattahoochee 165 Westminster
50 FREE 21.21 Will Gregory, WES 21.33 Michael Bryant, MHS 21.51t Niemantsverdnet, HCHS 21.51t Sam Swanson, CHS
100 FREE 45.75 Anthony McMurry, WES 46.64 Alex Croy, WCHS 47.22 Robert Doles, JCHS
200 FREE 1:38.75 Jack Lane, LDHS 1:40.71 David Sweeney, NPHS 1:40.91 Anthony McMurry, WES
500 FREE 4:34.15 Michael Reynolds, WES 4:36.35 David Sweeney, NPHS 4:38.58 Derek Onken, WAHS
100 BACK 51.74 Jack Beall, MIHS 52.10 Taylor Dale, DHS 52.13 Jay Litherland, CHS
100 BREAST 56.80 Gunnar Bentz, SPX 56.85 Will Gregory, WES 58.61 George Morris, SFHS
100 FLY 48.72* Jack Lane, LDHS 49.87 Jack Beall, MIHS 50.03 Gunnar Bentz, SPX
200 IM 1:52.58 Derek Onken, WAHS 1:52.81 Jordan Turner, PHS 1:54.75 Dylan Kase, CHS
200 MR 1:35.36 Chattahoochee 1:35.54 Wesleyan 1:36.84 St. Pius X
200 FR 1:24.85* Wesleyan 1:27.94 St. Pius X 1:28.38 Westminster
400 FR 3:06.53* Wesleyan 3:11.91 Lakeside-DeKalb 3:13.32 Johns Creek
GEORGIA 5AHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSAtlanta, GeorgiaFeb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)
* = State Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 291.5 Lassiter 262 Brookwood 210 Mill Creek
50 FREE 23.26 Lydia Jones, ARHS 23.78 Kelsey Gouge, BHS 23.81 Christina Wang, PRHS
100 FREE 50.31 Samantha Bosma, LHS 51.68 Kim Carducci, LHS 51.72 Kelsey Gouge, BHS
200 FREE 1:49.94 Sommers Creed, MCHS 1:49.98 Madison Jacobi, HHS 1:51.93 Katie Lohr, GHS
500 FREE 4:52.83 Sommers Creed, MCHS 4:56.98 Madison Jacobi, HHS 4:58.43 Hannah Martin, EHS
100 BACK 55.48 Samantha Bosma, LHS 57.10 Rachael Dudley, MCHS 57.99 Morgan Lyons, AHS
100 BREAST 1:02.69 Shannon O’Malley, LHS 1:03.38 Allison Carr, NGHS 1:04.72 Julianne Kurke, PHS
100 FLY 54.52 Rachael Dudley, MCHS 55.15 Taylor Weiss, EHS 55.46 Lydia Jones, ARHS
200 IM 2:06.95 Meghan Faulkner, BHS 2:07.06 F. Lefebvre, MCHS 2:08.17 Jaclyn Rohal, AHS
200 MR 1:45.01* Lassiter 1:46.10 Brookwood 1:48.49 Milton
200 FR 1:38.82 Brookwood 1:38.86 Peachtree Ridge 1:38.91 Mill Creek
400 FR 3:28.67 Lassiter 3:31.98 Mill Creek 3:33.90 Brookwood
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 247 Peachtree Ridge 244 Parkview 233 Brookwood
50 FREE 20.96 Brian McClintock, WHS 21.19 Michael Trice, BHS 21.26 Derrick Smith, BEN
100 FREE 45.51 Brian McClintock, WHS 45.63 John Simmons, PRHS 47.11 Ken Bolton, BHS
200 FREE 1:37.98* Matias Koski, NHS 1:39.53 John Simmons, PRHS 1:40.26 Jimmy Yoder, LHS
500 FREE 4:24.61 Matias Koski, NHS 4:30.86 Jimmy Yoder, LHS 4:39.11 Cody Reul, AHS
100 BACK 49.27 Luke Upchurch, PRHS 50.38 Alec Cohen, EHS 50.97 Sam Lewis, MHS
100 BREAST 55.88* Ricky Lehner, PHS 58.28 Bryce BeVier, PRHS 58.71 Garrett Cottingham,AHS
100 FLY 49.61 Luke Upchurch, PRHS 50.18 Allen Browning, AHS 51.22 Sam Lewis, MHS
200 IM 1:49.98 Alec Cohen, EHS 1:51.15 Allen Browning, AHS 1:52.61 Geoffrey Carter, PHS
200 MR 1:34.14 Peachtree Ridge 1:35.59 Alpharetta 1:35.76 Parkview
200 FR 1:27.10 Brookwood 1:27.27 Parkview 1:27.35 Lassiter
400 FR 3:08.25 Peachtree Ridge 3:11.60 Lassiter 3:13.16 Northview
HAWAIIHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSWaipahu, Oahu, HawaiiFeb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)
* = State Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 62 Punahou 43 Iolani 19 Kealakehe
50 FREE 23.72 Madeline Jamora, KAPO 24.47 Madisyn Uekawa, WAIK 25.16 Aja Grande, IOL
100 FREE 52.60 Summer Harrison, MPI 52.76 Kiana Yamashiro, KSK 53.93 Beth Tsuba, HILO
200 FREE 1:54.79 Kiana Yamashiro, KSK 1:56.45 LillyBelle Deer, PUN 1:56.90 Beth Tsuha, HILO
500 FREE 5:09.89 LillyBelle Deer, PUN 5:13.69 J. Chapman, LUNA 5:16.49 Natsuko Muranaka, HBA
100 BACK 58.09 Madeline Jamora, KAPO 1:00.56 M. Hauanio, KEAL 1:00.61 Sharae Ichinose, HILO
100 BREAST 1:05.65 Madisyn Uekawa, WAIK 1:08.54 Corrine Shigeta, KAIS 1:08.72 Kira Fox, KAIS
100 FLY 56.88 Jasmine Mau, PUN 59.42 Caitlyn Whang, IOL 1:00.53 Sheila Altura, BALD
200 IM 2:07.42 Jasmine Mau, PUN 2:09.94 Summer Harrison, MPI 2:12.39 M. Hauanio, KEAL
200 MR 1:49.99 Punahou 1:51.58 Iolani 1:53.86 Kaiser
200 FR 1:39.94 Iolani 1:40.78 Punahou 1:43.16 Hilo
400 FR 3:35.46 Punahou 3:37.26 Iolani 3:44.74 Kahamehameha
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 57 Hawaii Prep 36 Punahou 27t Iolani 27t Kamehameha
50 FREE 20.74 Logan Borowski, HPA 22.11 Ryan Stack, KSK 22.20 Mitchell Richmond,PUN
100 FREE 48.16 Robert Kiessling, PUN 48.30 T. Hashimoto, KALAN 48.94 Ryan Ross, HPA
200 FREE 1:41.45 Renny Richmond, SH 1:43.39 Jacob Urbano, KALAH 1:44.43 T. Hashimoto, KALAN
500 FREE 4:32.56 Kacy Johnson, IOL 4:44.93 Kale Ai, KSK 4:47.52 Jacob Urbano, KALAH
100 BACK 51.44 Kaikea Nakachi, HPA 52.43 Austin Hirstein, IPA 54.18 Ian White, LJA
100 BREAST 59.60 Kyle Katase, HPA 1:00.39 Evan Uy, KSK 1:00.55 Evan Rosca, MOHS
100 FLY 48.04* Renny Richmond, SH 50.71 Kevin Frifeldt, MILI 53.09 Grant Uekawa, WAIK
200 IM 1:52.04 Kacy Johnson, IOL 1:57.55 Austin Hirstein, IPA 1:59.44 Dane Kawamoto, MILI
200 MR 1:35.70* Hawaii Prep 1:39.02 Punahou 1:41.07 Mililani
200 FR 1:26.47 Hawaii Prep 1:29.20t Iolani 1:29.20t Kamehameha
400 FR 3:12.82 Hawaii Prep 3:15.26 Iolani 3:15.73 Punahou
INDIANAHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSIndianapolis, IndianaGirls: Feb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)Boys: Feb. 25-26, 2011 (25 YD)
* = State Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 382 Carmel 230 Homestead 200 Center Grove
50 FREE 23.35 Carly Marshall, CHS 23.39 Olivia Kabacinski, CHHS 23.40 Tori Bagan, HHS
100 FREE 50.58 Zoe Mattingly, ZHS 51.06 Olivia Kabacinski, CHHS 51.52 Alexis Bullard, CHS
200 FREE 1:47.09* Rhiannon Sheets, CHS 1:48.63 Lauren Jordan, CHS 1:49.61 Zoe Mattingly, ZHS
500 FREE 4:47.69 Lauren Jordan, CHS 4:49.50 Megan Gallagher, MCHS 4:53.95 K. Vandeventer, CNHS
100 BACK 54.26 Lacey Locke, CHS 55.36 Alexis Bullard, CHS 56.02 Kenzie Miller, PHS
100 BREAST 1:01.27 Tori Bagan, HHS 1:02.28 E. Schoettmer, CGHS 1:03.02 E. McCormick, MVHS
100 FLY 54.61 Julie Ogden, LNHS 54.89 Brittany Robinson, WHS 55.46 Rhiannon Sheets, CHS
200 IM 2:00.71 Lacey Locke, CHS 2:01.95 Myra Retrum, CNHS 2:03.43 Allie Day, CGHS
200 MR 1:41.42* Carmel 1:43.02 Homestead 1:44.19 Center Grove
200 FR 1:34.14 Carmel 1:35.10 Homestead 1:37.31 North Central
400 FR 3:25.00 Carmel 3:28.06 Center Grove 3:29.56 Homestead
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 227 Carmel 171 Bloomington South 146 Westfield
50 FREE 20.25 Harrison Wagner, BJP (Prelims: 20.11*) 20.87 Tyler Fozkos, CHHS 20.90 Hunter Hoffman, YHS
100 FREE 44.76 Harrison Wagner, BJP 45.81 Matt Gerth, CHS 46.10 Tyler Fozkos, CHHS
FOR THE RECORD — continued from 47
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200 FREE 1:39.08 Matt Gerth, CHS 1:40.23 Blake Pieroni, CHHS 1:40.71 Nathan Hopkins, WHS
500 FREE 4:32.98 Nathan Hopkins, WHS 4:34.99 Evan Oleson, WHS 4:35.13 Zach Blankenbeker, JHS
100 BACK 50.04 Justin Rossillo, HSE 50.24 Kevin Behrens, MHS 50.76 Andrew Cato, FCHS
100 BREAST 54.92 Keanu Stevenson, CAS 55.26 Cameron Miller, MCHS 57.00 Grant Schwarz, CGHS
100 FLY 49.80 Blake Johnson, HHS 49.83t Kevin Behrens, MHS 49.83t Aaron Whitaker, CHHS
200 IM 1:50.46 Andrew Cato, FCHS 1:50.54 Keanu Stevenson, CAS 1:51.14 Cameron Miller, MCHS
200 MR 1:33.79 Munster 1:34.24 Northridge 1:34.59 North Central
200 FR 1:24.85 Bloomington South 1:25.61 Carmel 1:26.06 Brebeuf Jesuit Prep
400 FR 3:06.90 Carmel 3:07.33 Bloomington South 3:07.89 Northridge
IOWAHIGH SCHOOLBOYSCHAMPIONSHIPSMarshalltown, IowaFeb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)
TEAM STANDINGS 187.5 Muscatine 141 Dubuque 135 Cedar Falls
50 FREE 21.07 Ben Loeffelholz, HHS 21.33 Brian Bacon, MARHS 21.41 Josh Gill, DHS
100 FREE 46.22 Ben Loeffelholz, HHS 46.68 Jonathan Fiepke, DCHS 46.83 Brian Bacon, MARHS
200 FREE 1:42.57 Colin McAllister, ICHS 1:43.31 Morgan Barnes, WHS 1:43.54 Austin Abbas, CFHS
500 FREE 4:36.03 Cameron Herting, ICHS 4:38.02 Colin McAllister, ICHS 4:41.05 Morgan Barnes, WHS
100 BACK 51.35 Austin Abbas, CFHS 51.67 Jakub Stehlik, AHS 52.26 Matt Boyd, CHS
100 BREAST 58.55 Travis Greenwald, MHS 58.96 Josh Gill, DHS 59.41 Ty Bailey, DHS
100 FLY 50.50 Tyler Calegan, MHS 52.47 Mo Green, WHS 52.97 Zach Welp, DCHS
200 IM 1:53.06 Haden Calegan, MHS 1:54.41 Jakub Stehlik, AHS 1:56.57 Matt Boyd, CHS
200 MR 1:35.17 Muscatine 1:37.12 Washington 1:37.62 Ames
200 FR 1:25.35 Dubuque 1:25.51 Cedar Falls 1:27.28 Muscatine
400 FR 3:09.85 Cedar Falls 3:11.56 Dubuque 3:12.21 Dowling Catholic
NEW HAMPSHIREDIVISION ICHAMPIONSHIPSDurham, New HampshireFeb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 185.5 Nashua North 171 Bedford 165 Dover
50 FREE 25.53 Jennifer French, NNHS 25.56 Tori Claverie, PHS 25.84 Ana Milosavijevic, LHS
100 FREE 54.50 Rebecca Dionne, AHS 55.64 Sarah Barrett, GHS 56.51 Alana Westwater, BHS
200 FREE 2:00.09 Caitlyn Shea, SALEM 2:00.54 Sarah Barrett, GHS 2:01.69 Jessica Martin, PHS
500 FREE 5:14.82 Kelsey Ewing, BHS 5:20.14 Jennifer French, NNHS 5:20.52 Caitlyn Shea, SALEM
100 BACK 59.70 Rebecca Dionne, AHS 1:01.64 Katie Aldrich, MCHS 1:03.38 Marin Strong, KHS
100 BREAST 1:09.86 Amber Long, DOVER 1:10.14 C. Denbow, MCHS 1:11.65 Jessica Martin, PHS
100 FLY 1:02.41 Taylor Avrett, DOVER 1:02.77 Shannon Wright, BGHS 1:04.45 Jessica Root, NNHS
200 IM 2:10.52 Kelsey Ewing, BHS 2:10.55 Amber Long, DOVER 2:20.66 C. Denbow, MCHS
200 MR 1:54.70 Bedford 1:57.88 Manchester Central 1:59.49 Nashua North
200 FR 1:44.55 Pinkerton 1:46.74 Merrimack 1:46.91 Londonderry
400 FR 3:46.49 Bedford 3:49.67 Dover 3:50.09 Londonderry
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 245.5 Bishop Guertin 216 Nashua North 198 Bedford
50 FREE 22.54 Christopher Giraldi, BHS 22.58 Colton Skavicus, NNHS 22.83 Cody Gilchrist, BGHS
100 FREE 48.36 Cole Hogg, MMHS 48.96 Christopher Giraldi, BHS 51.34 Colton Skavicus, NNHS
200 FREE 1:46.10 Cole Hogg, MMHS 1:50.42 Milan Sandhu, BHS 1:55.12 John McCarthy, LHS
500 FREE 4:57.84 Nathan Garner, NNHS 5:00.86 Matthew Bolton, BHS 5:06.11 Dominic Ziolek, LHS
100 BACK 52.67 Carter Pribis, CHS 58.46 Alexander Flinn, NNHS 59.06 Collin Richardson, EHS
100 BREAST 1:01.06 Taylor Martell, NNHS 1:02.15 Matthew Pulesta, BGHS 1:04.29 Dominic Ziolek, LHS
100 FLY 54.33 Stephen Muzzey, CHS 54.37 Cody Gilchrist, BGHS 55.82 Milan Sandhu, BHS
200 IM 1:58.80 Carter Pribis, CHS 2:02.54 Nathan Garner, NNHS 2:05.67 Matthew Bolton, BHS
200 MR 1:43.38 Bishop Guertin 1:43.77 Nashua North
1:45.64 Concord
200 FR 1:34.73 Bedford 1:35.14 Bishop Guertin 1:35.47 Nashua North
400 FR 3:21.53 Concord 3:25.49 Bedford 3:26.35 Bishop Guertin
NEW HAMPSHIREDIVISION IIHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSDurham, New HampshireFeb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 226 Lebanon 188 Oyster River 174 St. Thomas Aquinas
50 FREE 25.24 Kelsey Hinrichs, SHS 25.28 Kelsey McGovern, LEB 25.38 Sara Heard, HBHS
100 FREE 54.39 Kelsey Hinrichs, SHS 55.22 Emily Wadlinger, LEB 55.38 Jillian Sarazen, STA
200 FREE 1:57.83 Emma Rotner, ORHS 2:02.46 Haley Jones, ORHS 2:04.74 Emily Matsco, WHS
500 FREE 5:19.36 Emma Rotner, ORHS 5:25.97 Eva Childers, JSHS 5:30.08 Nell Houde, LHS
100 BACK 58.23 Ellie Thompson, LEB 1:01.71 Julia Bushell, WHS 1:02.62 Sara Heard, HBHS
100 BREAST 1:10.66 Kersten Dirrane, PRHS 1:11.72 Haley Bowen, CAMP 1:12.89 Molly Fitzpatrick, DHS
100 FLY 1:00.67 Charlotte Pitts, PRHS 1:02.94 Kelsey McGovern, LEB 1:03.77 Ashlee O’Brien, STA
200 IM 2:13.81 Ellie Thompson, LEB 2:17.15 Julia Bushell, WHS 2:17.85 Morganne Hodsdon,STA
200 MR 1:56.77 Lebanon 1:57.33 Souhegan 1:58.42 Windham
200 FR 1:42.61 Lebanon 1:48.77 Souhegan 1:51.45 Oyster River
400 FR 3:46.37 Lebanon 3:47.53 Oyster River 3:48.61 St. Thomas Aquinas
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 285 Oyster River 186 Souhegan 128 Hanover
50 FREE 22.18 Andrew Disco, SHS 23.29t Casey Delage, MHS 23.29t Ian Will, DHS
100 FREE 51.01 Antony Hubbard, BELHS 51.64 Casey Delage, MHS 51.73 Ziqi Wang, HHS
200 FREE 1:48.76 Eric Howard, SHS 1:51.52 Joe Lane, ORHS 1:51.84 Antony Hubbard, BELHS
500 FREE 4:42.67 Tom Duvall, ORHS 5:09.80 Anthony Villotti, SHS 5:18.36 Michael Sokul, BBHS
100 BACK 54.11 Joe Lane, ORHS 54.89 Eric Howard, SHS 1:00.62 Jamie Lutze, SHS
100 BREAST 57.55 Andrew Disco, SHS 1:06.67 Tyler Owens, HBHS 1:06.82 Alex Jones, ORHS
100 FLY 55.91 Alex Jones, ORHS 56.13 Ian Will, DHS 1:01.08 Gregory Howard, BOW
200 IM 2:00.18 Tom Duvall, ORHS 2:13.92 Anthony Villotti, SHS 2:16.40 Jack Lewis, ORHS
200 MR 1:42.98 Souhegan 1:43.08 Oyster River 1:55.58 St. Thomas Aquinas
200 FR 1:39.06 Oyster River 1:42.38 Milford 1:43.42 Souhegan
400 FR 3:29.66 Oyster River 3:46.99 Milford 3:47.27 St. Thomas Aquinas
NEW HAMPSHIREHIGH SCHOOLMEET OFCHAMPIONSDurham, New HampshireFeb. 13, 2011 (25 YD)
GIRLS 50 FREE 25.18 Kelsey McGovern, LEB 25.33 Emily Wadlinger, LEB 25.35 Kelsey Hinrichs, SHS
100 FREE 54.82 Emily Wadlinger, LEB 54.99 Kelsey Hinrichs, SHS 55.08 Rebecca Dionne, AHS
200 FREE 1:59.16 Sarah Bennett, GHS 2:00.32 Caitlyn Shea, SALEM 2:01.03 Emma Rotner, ORHS
500 FREE 5:15.42 Kelsey Ewing, BHS 5:19.85 Emma Rotner, ORHS 5:23.77 Caitlyn Shea, SALEM
100 BACK 58.40 Ellie Thompson, LHS 1:01.03 Rebecca Dionne, AHS 1:01.60 Julia Bushell, WHS
100 BREAST 1:10.21 Amber Long, DOVER 1:10.24 Jessica Martin, PHS 1:10.66 Kersten Dirrane, PRHS
100 FLY 1:00.95 Charlotte Pitts, PRHS 1:01.65 Taylor Avrett, DOVER 1:02.98 Ashlie O’Brien, STA
200 IM 2:10.84 Kelsey Ewing, BHS 2:14.25 Ellie Thompson, LHS 2:14.98 Amber Long, DOVER
200 MR 1:54.95 Bedford 1:57.60 Manchester Central 1:58.37 Windham
200 FR 1:42.99 Lebanon 1:44.45 Pinkerton 1:45.81 Souhegan
400 FR 3:46.85 Bedford 3:48.16 Lebanon 3:50.03 Dover
MEN 50 FREE 22.20 Andrew Disco, SHS 22.56 Christopher Giraldi, BHS 22.87 Colton Skavicus, NNHS
100 FREE 47.49 Cole Hogg, MMHS 49.45 Christopher Giraldi, BHS 51.23 Ziqi Wang, HHS
200 FREE 1:43.90 Cole Hogg, MMHS 1:50.79 Joe Lane, ORHS 1:52.05 Antony Hubbard, BEL
500 FREE 4:43.08 Tom Duvall, ORHS 5:02.86 Nathan Garner, NNHS 5:06.75 Dominic Ziolek, LHS
100 BACK 52.24 Carter Pribis, CHS 56.52 Joe Lane, ORHS 58.43 Travis Pozzetta, MERHS
100 BREAST 58.05 Andrew Disco, SHS 1:01.18 Taylro Martell, NNHS 1:02.98 Matthew Puksta, BGHS
100 FLY 54.39 Cody Gilchrist, BGHS 55.08 Stephen Muzzey, CHS 56.19 Cole Ledwith, KHS
200 IM 1:57.77 Carter Pribis, CHS 1:59.21 Tom Duvall, ORHS 2:06.82 Nathan Garner, NNHS
200 MR 1:43.14 Oyster River 1:43.62 Bishop Guertin 1:46.37 Nashua North
200 FR 1:34.61 Bedford 1:34.65 Nashua North 1:36.86 Londonderry
400 FR 3:22.99 Concord 3:26.88 Oyster River 3:28.17 Bishop Guertin
NORTH CAROLINA1A-2AHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSCary, North CarolinaFeb. 9-10, 2011 (25 YD)
* = North Carolina 1A-2A Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 227 Raleigh Charter 216 Lake Norman Charter 215 Carrboro
50 FREE 24.87 Rachel Hatt, RCHS 24.96 Chandler Harris, THS 25.20 Carson Jones, NHS
100 FREE 53.22 Katie Furey, CHS 54.77 Rachel Hatt, RCHS 54.84 Ariel Wallace, TJHS
200 FREE 1:52.69 Theresa Meyer, DAHS 1:54.89 Katie Furay, CHS 1:57.61 Grace Baird, WDHS
500 FREE 4:56.11 Theresa Meyer, DAHS 5:12.10 Grace Baird, WDHS 5:13.79 Kelly Whalen, RCHS
100 BACK 58.89 Margaret Ireland, RCHS 59.64 Sarah Singleton, EHS 1:01.58 Vicky Miller, CDHS
100 BREAST 1:04.30 A. Martelle, TJHS 1:06.48 Margaret Ireland, RCHS 1:07.24 Caitlin Casazza, BMG
100 FLY 57.52 Caitlin Casazza, BMG 57.88 Sarah Singleton, EHS 59.57 Chandler Harris, THS
200 IM 2:06.49 A. Martelle, TJHS 2:12.52 Kelly Whalen, RCHS 2:13.22 Kaitlyn Kent, SIHS
200 MR 1:57.72 Lake Norman Charter 1:59.23 Bishop McGuinness 1:59.52 Raleigh Charter
200 FR 1:42.98 Raleigh Charter 1:44.05 Lake Norman Charter 1:44.52 Carrboro
400 FR 3:46.33 Carrboro 3:46.39 Lake Norman Charter 3:49.78 East Lincoln
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 358.5 Carrboro 181 Lake Norman Charter 157 West Davidson
50 FREE 20.90 Joe Bonk, RCHS 21.92 Ryan Emerine, ELHS 22.52 Chase Heier, HDHS
100 FREE 45.30* Joe Bonk, RCHS 48.72 Chris Gondek, CHS 48.82 Ryan Emerine, ELHS
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200 FREE 1:46.48 Chris Gondek, CHS 1:47.97 Taylor Rodenhuis, SHS 1:52.71 Garrett Spake, WDHS
500 FREE 4:46.61 George Beatty, CHS 4:48.58t A. McCollister, SHS 4:48.58t Sam Strosnider, CHS
100 BACK 54.26 M. Thomson, DAHS 54.79 Caleb Camp, CHS 55.92 Brian Piccirilli, LNC
100 BREAST 1:05.05 Alex Horner, OHS 1:05.20 Bradley Sawyer, RRHS 1:06.34 Garrick Gan, NCSM
100 FLY 53.05 M. Thomson, DAHS 53.70 Sam Strosnider, CHS 54.09 Chase Frazelle, WDHS
200 IM 1:59.12 Chase Frazelle, WDHS 2:01.04 George Beatty, CHS 2:01.13 A. McCollister, SHS
200 MR 1:41.13* Carrboro 1:46.34 North Lincoln 1:46.36 East Lincoln
200 FR 1:31.56* Carrboro 1:31.86 Lake Norman Charter 1:33.29 Raleigh Charter
400 FR 3:20.34* Carrboro 3:26.84 Lake Norman Charter 3:27.14 Raleigh Charter
NORTH CAROLINA3A HIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSCary, North CarolinaFeb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)
* = North Carolina 3A Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 417 Charlotte Catholic 296 Marvin Ridge 266 Chapel Hill
50 FREE 23.41* Lauren Rhodes, CCHS 23.84 Ashlyn Koletic, CCHS 24.37 Anne Thelen, CGHS
100 FREE 52.12* Ashlyn Koletic, CCHS 53.59 Caroline Andrews, OHS 53.61 Anne Thelene, CGHS
200 FREE 1:50.45* Katy Stringfield, THS 1:50.70 Lauren Rhodes, CCHS 1:53.18 L. Greenberg, MRHS
500 FREE 4:56.87* Katy Stringfield, THS 5:03.86 L. Greenberg, MRHS 5:07.60 Lydia Renn, CHHS
100 BACK 1:00.28 Maria Sheridan, CCHS 1:01.07 Cara Gilligan, CCHS 1:01.41 Jessica Burgess, SSHS
100 BREAST 1:06.81 Katherine Plevka, WHS 1:06.85 Emily Pfeiffer, WAHS 1:09.07 Kaitlin Jones, CHHS
100 FLY 55.99* Victoria Oslund, THS 56.39 Elsa Welshofer, CCHS 56.68 Cristina Lurito, SCHS
200 IM 2:05.43 Katherine Plevka, WHS 2:06.23 Nicole Emery, CCHS 2:07.62 M. Robinson, OHS
200 MR 1:49.44 Charlotte Catholic 1:52.22 Marvin Ridge 1:52.86 Chapel Hill
200 FR 1:39.13* Charlotte Catholic 1:41.92 Cardinal Gibbons 1:43.13 Chapel Hill
400 FR 3:31.54* Charlotte Catholic 3:41.58 Cardinal Gibbons 3:41.65 Marvin Ridge
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 261 Cardinal Gibbons 216 Charlotte Catholic 201 Chapel Hill
50 FREE 21.80 Alex Biehl, WHS 21.82 B. Niederhauser, WAHS 21.99 Randy Chen, NGHS
100 FREE 47.09 Shawn Hunter, HUNT 47.24 B. Niederhauser, WAHS 47.29 Zack Lambert, HRHS
200 FREE 1:44.03 Graham Williams, HHS 1:44.13 Nathan Walters, CGHS 1:45.76 Jonathan Peterson,CCHS
500 FREE 4:39.94 Graham Williams, HHS 4:45.43 Jake Pierce, FTFHS 4:45.56 Dalton Shaw, DHCHS
100 BACK 51.62 Bobby Bittner, WCHS 52.03 Zack Lambert, HRHS 54.29 Wesley Sigmon, CGHS
100 BREAST 58.17 Christopher Dong,CHHS 58.75 Chad Heiser, JMRHS 1:00.55 Jonathan Peterson,CCHS
100 FLY 49.84 Bobby Bittner, WCHS 51.86 Alex Biehl, WHS 53.70 Griffin Fiedler, JMRHS
200 IM 1:55.42 Chad Heiser, JMRHS 1:55.89 Shawn Hunter, HUNT 1:59.42 L. Bretschneider, MRHS
200 MR 1:37.95 Charlotte Catholic 1:40.75 Chapel Hill 1:40.83 Cox Mill
200 FR 1:30.49 Charlotte Catholic 1:31.12 Marvin Ridge 1:31.93 Cardinal Gibbons
400 FR 3:15.72 Cardinal Gibbons 3:19.30 Cox Mill 3:20.56 J.M. Robinson
NORTH CAROLINA4A HIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSCary, North CarolinaFeb. 10-11, 2011 (25 YD)
* = State Record** = North Carolina 4A Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 223 Apex 177.5 Cary 168 Panther Creek
50 FREE 23.74t Nancy Larson, MTHS 23.74t Alexandra Marshall, RHS 23.75 Sabrina Benson, BHS
100 FREE 50.69 H. Stenkvist, PCHS 51.08 Nancy Larson, MTHS 51.26 Alexandra Marshall, RHS
200 FREE 1:49.65 H. Stenkvist, PCHS 1:52.44 Lillian Gordy, RHS 1:52.45 Kiera Molloy, WHS
500 FREE 4:51.19 Victoria Mtichell, CARY 4:57.24 Hannah Moore, GHHS 4:58.64 Kristin Connors, PCHS
100 BACK 54.76 Sabrian Benson, BHS 56.73 Hannah Moore, GHHS 56.93 Victoria Tschoke, APEX
100 BREAST 1:05.36 H. Tomlinson, APEX 1:05.75 Payton Schrum, WAHHS 1:05.96 Nicole Giamber, MCHS
100 FLY 55.47 J. Godlewski, APEX 56.99 Linsay Cooper, NMHS 57.72 Krysta Garbarino, LRHS
200 IM 2:03.51 Victoria Mitchell, CARY 2:03.91 J. Godlewski, APEX
2:04.68 H. Tomlinson, APEX
200 MR 1:45.91* Apex 1:47.05 Cary 1:47.14 W.A. Hough
200 FR 1:37.10* Reagan 1:39.17 Providence 1:39.32 Lake Norman
400 FR 3:29.23* Apex 3:29.36 Panther Creek 3:34.97 Reagan
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 267.5 Providence 197 Green Hope 175 East Chapel Hill
50 FREE 20.53** Ollie Clayton-Luce, SHS 21.10 Kyle Darmody, PHS 21.41 Logan Heck, LNHS
100 FREE 45.46 Ollie Clayton-Luce, SHS 46.54 Kyle Darmody, PHS 47.48 Percy Gates, GHS
200 FREE 1:38.21 Kip Darmody, PHS 1:39.64 Peter Brumm, WAHHS 1:39.90 David Williams, ECHHS
500 FREE 4:30.63 William Deforest, APEX 4:31.46 Andrew Henry, WJHS 4:32.41 J. Manchester, WAHHS
100 BACK 48.84** Kip Darmody, PHS 51.14 Dillon Love, MCHS 51.52 Kevin Rogers, BHS
100 BREAST 56.83 D. Glavich, GHHS 57.22 Kurt Wohlrab, PINE 57.60 Sean Yeh, LRHS
100 FLY 49.41 Peter Brumm, WAHHS 50.40 David Williams, ECHHS 50.94 William Deforest, APEX
200 IM 1:48.93 D. Glavich, GHHS 1:51.52 Andrew Henry, WJHS 1:53.58 Koya Osada, ECHHS
200 MR 1:36.49 Green Hope 1:36.67 East Chapel Hill 1:37.32 W.A. Hough
200 FR 1:25.01* Providence 1:27.60 Grimsley 1:27.70t Lake Norman 1:27.70t Sanderson
400 FR 3:08.92 Providence 3:08.96 Lake Norman 3:10.76 W.A. Hough
OREGON 1A-4AHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSGresham, OregonFeb. 18-19, 2011 (25 YD)
* = Oregon 1A-4A Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 57 Phoenix 35 Henley 34 Taft
50 FREE 24.74 Breanna Sapienz, CCHS 25.23 Kristin McBride, HHS 25.83 Angela Kirchner, HHS
100 FREE 50.88 Aly Viles, THS 55.52 Kristin McBride, HHS 55.96 Demaira Maus, CGHS
200 FREE 1:50.82* Aly Viles, THS 2:03.70 Willa Holmes, RHS 2:03.75 Carlie Gilligan, SHS
500 FREE 5:36.36 Sami Webb, SHHS 5:42.10 Logan Gomez, LGHS 5:43.65 Alyse Darnall, PHS
100 BACK 1:03.34 N. Gunselman, SHHS 1:03.51 Gabe Deen, PHS
1:04.90 A. Bryant-Capellas, LSP
100 BREAST 1:08.29 Annette Marinel, PHHS 1:10.60 Ali Brauer, PLHS 1:13.62 Carlie Gilligan, SHS
100 FLY 56.29 Breanna Sapienz, CCHS (Prelims: 56.28*) 1:00.49 N. Gunselman, SHHS 1:04.26 Gabe Deen, PHS
200 IM 2:13.45 Annette Marinel, PHHS 2:18.59 Ali Brauer, PLHS 2:23.17 Kelsey Morgan, NBHS
200 MR 1:59.95 Phoenix 2:00.36 Hidden Valley 2:02.89 Taft
200 FR 1:46.97 Phoenix 1:48.40 Hidden Valley 1:48.89 Henley
400 FR 3:57.76 Phoenix 3:58.40 Taft 3:59.30 Sweet Home
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 45 North Bend 43 Cottage Grove 41t Newport 41t Sweet Home
50 FREE 20.97 Colin Eaton, CHS (Prelims: 20.89*) 21.11 Aaron Ghiglieri, CCHS 22.75 Taylor Hagel, PHHS
100 FREE 46.42 Colin Eaton, CHS (Prelims: 46.18*) 49.03 Ross Priewe, PHHS 49.67 Clayton Jacobson, NHS
200 FREE 1:42.11* Kevin Waller, NBHS 1:44.37 Matthew Cook, LGHS 1:47.13 James Verger, NBHS
500 FREE 4:35.91 Kevin Waller, NBHS (Prelims: 4:35.26*) 4:43.68 Zachary Pearce, SHHS 4:48.91 Austin Turner, NHS
100 BACK 52.26 Isaac Hewitt, CHS 52.87 Matthew Cook, LGHS 56.55 G. Gunselman, SHHS
100 BREAST 58.69 Tony Vickery, JCHS (Prelims: 58.61*) 1:02.67 Tom Graves, NHS 1:03.50 Ryan Rafferty, SCHS
100 FLY 49.74* Aaron Ghiglieri, CCHS 53.17 Gavin Nash, CGHS 53.52 Taylor Hagel, PHHS
200 IM 1:58.34 Zachary Pearce, SHHS 1:58.37 Gavin Nash, CGHS 1:58.99 Tony Vickery, JCHS
200 MR 1:42.11 Newport 1:42.19 Corbett 1:43.73 Sweet Home
200 FR 1:32.40 Sweet Home 1:32.45 North Bend 1:32.61 Philomath
400 FR 3:18.52* Cottage Grove 3:19.63 North Bend 3:22.69 Newport
OREGON 5AHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSGresham, OregonFeb. 18-19, 2010 (25 YD)
* = Oregon 5A Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 78 Crescent Valley 43 Corvallis 37 Summit
50 FREE 25.03 Erika Twenge, CVHS 25.44 Taylor Tyynesma, HRV
25.95 Jennifer Tornay, BEND
100 FREE 53.16 Lauren Allen, CVHS 55.54 Alexis Mollahan, MAR 55.84 Jasmine Simons, SHS
200 FREE 1:53.66 Lauren Allen, CVHS 1:56.10 Madi Brewe, SUM 1:56.36 Christine Halver, WHS
500 FREE 4:54.82* Jessie James, CHS 5:09.76 P. Weedman, MVHS 5:11.40 Christie Halver, WHS
100 BACK 59.83 Madi Brewer, SUM 59.95 Bailey Strom, LHS 1:00.53 Emily Stevens, SHHS
100 BREAST 1:07.56 Malika Schuck, MHS 1:08.11 Kirsten Eriksen, AHS 1:08.80 Meredith Wells, CVHS
100 FLY 59.81 Erika Twenge, CVHS 1:00.20 Suzy Foster, SUM 1:00.33 Emily Stevens, SHHS
200 IM 2:04.99* Jessie James, CHS 2:13.67 Suzy Foster, SUM 2:15.60 Makela Schuck, MHS
200 MR 1:54.01 Crescent Valley 1:57.26 Sandy 1:58.37 Bend
200 FR 1:42.25 Corvallis 1:42.32 Crescent Valley 1:45.30 Sandy
400 FR 3:45.18 Crescent Valley 3:46.25 Corvallis 3:50.39 West Albany
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 62 Corvallis 37 Cleveland 33 South Albany
50 FREE 21.43* Logan Parker, CHS 21.64 Doug Steinhauff, BEND 22.44 Joe Cihak, CHS
100 FREE 47.08 Doug Steinhauff, BEND 48.82 Brandon Risley, CLHS 49.10 Jack Lloyd, WILS
200 FREE 1:45.75 Chris Nyanadi, SUM 1:46.76 Kyle Freeman, WILL 1:47.95 Nolan Hill, PHS
500 FREE 4:43.97 Chris Nyaradi, SUM 4:44.47 Brandon Shreeve, CHS 4:49.68 Ian Leemong, CHS
100 BACK 52.23 B. Deckard, MVHS 54.29 Sam Donahue, CLHS 56.18 Alex Brookes, CVHS
100 BREAST 59.83 Cameron Lindsey, NEHS 1:00.31 Connor Webb, HRV 1:01.13 Johnny Beamer, SAHS
100 FLY 51.76 Carlos Hunnicut, SPHS 53.78 Johnny Beamer, SAHS 53.99 Gus Simms, AHS
200 IM 1:54.10* B. Deckard, MVHS 1:56.03 Carlos Hunnicut, SPHS 1:57.20 Brandon Risley, CLHS
200 MR 1:41.28 Cleveland 1:44.97 Summit 1:45.32 Bend
200 FR 1:30.06 Corvallis 1:32.21 South Albany 1:32.34 Bend
400 FR 3:16.00 Corvallis 3:22.85 South Albany 3:26.24 West Albany
OREGON 6AHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSGresham, OregonFeb. 18-19, 2011 (25 YD)
* = Oregon State Record
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 183 Jesuit 118 Southridge 110 Newberg
50 FREE 22.86 Kaylin Bing, RHS (Prelims: 22.83*) 24.12 Amy Wiley, LHS 24.14 Katherine Porter, MMHS
100 FREE 50.08* Kaylin Bing, RHS 51.64 Alysha Bush, NHS 53.58 Taylor Scroggy, JHS
200 FREE 1:53.46 Taylor Lakey, SHS 1:55.28 L. Robeznieks, THS 1:56.95 Teresa Xu, WHS
500 FREE 5:06.03 Alyssa Fieji, THS 5:11.25 Teresa Xu, WHS 5:16.82 Katherine Gerstmar,THS
100 BACK 56.99 Megan McCarroll, JHS 58.11 B. Neubig, MMHS 58.57 Ellena Basada, STM
100 BREAST 1:04.18 Amy Wiley, LHS 1:04.89 K. Robertson, OCHS 1:07.57 M. Alf-Huynh, STM
100 FLY 56.57 Taylor Lakey, SHS 58.59 Samantha Smith, CHS 58.91 L. Robeznieks, THS
200 IM 2:07.03 Sarah Reierson, SMHS 2:07.35 Megan McCarroll, JHS 2:07.64 Ellana Basada, STM
200 MR 1:49.17 Southridge 1:49.45 Jesuit 1:51.68 Newberg
200 FR 1:39.00 Newberg 1:39.72 Reynolds 1:41.08 Jesuit
400 FR 3:36.15 Newberg 3:36.68 Jesuit 3:38.84 Reynolds
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 139 Sunset 125 Grant 122 Lake Oswego
50 FREE 21.17 Carson Brindle, LIHS 21.45 Santos Condorelli, LOHS 21.85 Paul La Vine, SSHS
100 FREE 46.07 Carson Brindle, LIHS 46.20 Aaron Young, HHS 46.86 Andrew Heymann, LHS
200 FREE 1:40.30 Neil O’Halloran, AHS 1:41.55 Gabe Rooker, FGHS 1:42.21 John Bing, RHS
500 FREE 4:36.93 Cameron Stitt, SUN 4:41.04 Chris Weinert, BHS 4:44.14 Jonathan Zoucha, SUN
100 BACK 50.56 Aaron Young, HHS 52.16 Max Yakubovich, SHS 52.26 Will Tyrrell, GHS
100 BREAST 57.02 Gabe Rooker, FGHS 57.48 Cole Hurwitz, SUN 57.87 Luke Marshall, LOHS
100 FLY 48.72* Neil O’Halloran, AHS 50.68 Max Yakubovich, SHS 50.81 Max Bley-Male, GHS
200 IM 1:52.80 Andrew Heymann, LHS 1:54.27 Henry Fellows, GHS 1:56.40 Nick Thorne, BHS
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200 MR 1:36.05* Grant 1:37.53 Lake Oswego 1:38.53 Sunset
200 FR 1:28.27 Lincoln 1:28.48 McMinnville 1:29.91 Newberg
400 FR 3:13.73 Lake Oswego 3:15.29 Southridge 3:15.41 McMinnville
RHODE ISLANDHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSKingston, Rhode IslandFeb. 19-20, 2011 (25 YD)
* = State Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 376 LaSalle 212 Bay View 162 North Kingston
50 FREE 24.26 Caitlyn Gever, PROUT 24.92 Charlie Molenda,MTWN 26.25 L. Buckhut, EGREE
100 FREE 51.56 Bianca Spinazzola, NARI 53.77 Caitlyn Gever, PROUT 56.07 Katie Brennan, EGREE
200 FREE 1:54.88 Courtney Kent, CUMB 1:59.00 Courtney Huron, LSA 2:01.40 Kelsi-M. Oresman, LSA
500 FREE 5:00.47 Courtney Kent, CUMB 5:19.86 Courtney Huron, LSA 5:21.53 Mereidth Nyser, BARR
100 BACK 57.60 Bianca Spinazzola, NARI 1:02.94 Alanna Atkinson, LSA 1:03.17 Ivanna Andrews, LSA
100 BREAST 1:05.27 Georgi Pettibone, LSA 1:10.57 Mari Pettibone, LSA 1:11.16 Carhlie Molenda,MTWN
100 FLY 57.13 Bethany Douglas, BVHS 59.55 Georgi Pettibone, LSA 1:00.33 Alana Mercurio, SCI
200 IM 2:07.66 Bethany Douglas, BVHS 2:14.37 Meridith Nyser, BARR 2:14.70 Alana Mercurio, SCI
200 MR 1:54.54 La Salle Academy 1:58.32 Bay View 2:00.81 Narragansett
200 FR 1:45.64 La Salle Academy 1:45.75 Narragansett 1:46.45 Prout
400 FR 3:48.78 La Salle Academy 3:49.27 North Kingstown 3:53.57 Prout
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 314 Bishop Hendricken 194 Barrington 153 East Greenwich
50 FREE 22.22 Andrew Bauer, CUMB 22.43 Hunter Lemoi, PROUT 22.82 Alex Kurose, EGREE
100 FREE 48.52 Andrew Bauer, CUMB 49.05 Hunter Lemoi, PROUT 49.20 Alex Powers, BHHS
200 FREE 1:47.70 Jeffrey Laliberti, NPROV 1:48.39 Ian Dinwoodie, BHHS 1:49.11 Mike Fedorenko, BHHS
500 FREE 4:35.56* Luca Spinazzola, NARI 4:54.36 Ian Dinwoodie, BHHS 4:58.45 A. Robinson, BHHS
100 BACK 49.74* Luca Spinazzola, NARI 55.38 Sean Paquette, LSA 55.59 Adam Betts, NARI
100 BREAST 1:00.57 Tim Furman, MTWN 1:03.73 Paul Kintz, WEST 1:04.65 Josh Zimmmt, BARR
100 FLY 53.10 J. Laliberte, NPROV 53.62 Sean Paquette, LSA 55.59 Adam Betts, NARI
200 IM 2:00.40 Tim Furman, MTWN 2:05.24 Alex Powers, BHHS 2:06.02 Josh Zimmt, BARR
200 MR 1:44.73 Bishop Hendricken 1:44.82 La Salle Academy 1:49.17 East Greenwich
200 FR 1:34.08 Prout 1:34.41 Bishop Hendricken 1:36.98 North Kingstown
400 FR 3:19.32 Bishop Hendricken 3:33.07 Prout 3:34.79 Barrington
TENNESSEEHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSKnoxville, TennesseeFeb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)
* = National Independent School Record** = State Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 484 Baylor School 200 Harpeth Hall 199 Bearden
50 FREE 22.46** Kristen Vredeveld, BAY 23.50 Arden Pitman, BAY 24.29 Madison Thomas, WEBB
100 FREE 48.76** Kristen Vredeveld, BAY 50.40 Ally Hardesty, BEST 50.97 Jenny Darby, HVA
200 FREE 1:49.16 Jenny Darby, HVA 1:49.33 Ally Hardesty, BEST 1:52.51 Emma Michaels, BAY
500 FREE 4:54.52 Sara Meske, FRHS 4:54.70 Morgan Flynn, HH 5:00.51 Alia Welsh, FCHS
100 BACK 53.89 Arden Pitman, BAY 54.95 Lauren Harrington, SMS 55.26 K. John-Williams, BAY
100 BREAST 1:03.69 Ashley Vance, BAY 1:05.02 Kim Davis, RAV 1:05.11 H. Runyon-Hass, EHS
100 FLY 53.64* Lauren Harrington, SMS 54.63 Christina Bechtel, FCHS 56.60 Anna Grainger, EHS
200 IM 2:01.45 H. Runyon-Hass, EHS 2:02.70 Ashley Vance, BAY 2:04.21 Hannah Peiffer, BAY
200 MR 1:41.87 Baylor 1:48.69 Franklin 1:50.27 Science Hill
200 FR 1:32.63* Baylor 1:38.93 Harpeth Hall 1:39.88 St. Mary’s
400 FR 3:27.72 Baylor 3:31.29 Bearden 3:32.79 Franklin
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 363 Baylor 306 Montgomery Bell 180 Bearden
50 FREE 20.95 Michael Zuppa, MCCAL 20.96 Kevin Thomas, BAY 21.05 Isaac Taylor, FHS
100 FREE 45.04 Brian Lee, BAY
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200 FREE 1:39.01 Evan Pinion, BEST 1:40.97 Grant Stafford, RAV 1:41.33 John Paul Gaylor, BEST
500 FREE 4:21.31 Evan Pinion, BEST 4:30.66 John Paul Gaynor, BEST 4:33.65 Robby Graves, BHS
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100 BREAST 55.32 Spencer Rowe, BAY 57.53 Jarvis Werkhaven, MBA 57.67 Chris Carbone, BAY
100 FLY 47.14** Maclin Davis, MBA 49.69 Hayden Baker, FHS 50.24 Spencer Rowe, BAY
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200 FR 1:23.19 Baylor 1:23.80 Montgomery Bell 1:25.66 McCallie
400 FR 3:06.58 Montgomery Bell 3:08.00 Bearden 3:10.29 Baylor
TEXAS 4AHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSAustin, TexasFeb. 18-19, 2011 (25 YD)
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 276 Frisco 176 Magnolia West 129 Vista Ridge
50 FREE 23.66 Emily Neubert, WAMI 24.05 Erin Plachy, MAGN 24.13 M. McDonough, FRIS
100 FREE 51.12 S. Hashbarger, MCKI 51.76 Erin Plachy, MAGN 51.92 M. Childs, MAGN
200 FREE 1:49.10 Anna Mayfield, SBSV 1:50.75 S. Hashbarger, MCKI 1:52.17 Kimmy Phillips, ARGY
500 FREE 4:54.14 Annika Jonsson, CPVR 4:58.45 E. Nightingale, LULO 5:00.26 Kimmy Phillips, ARGY
100 BACK 55.63 Anna Mayfield, SBSV 55.65 Allie Sullins, MAWE 58.16 Jessica Shepard, DRIP
100 BREAST 1:04.42 Whitney Allen, FRIS 1:06.33 Sammi Bassman, AVVA 1:06.48 Amber Jenkins, FRIS
100 FLY 55.19 Emily Neubert, WAMI 56.23 Hannelore Strash, SAAH 58.23 M. Alspaugh, LERO
200 IM 2:02.00 Annika Jonsson, CPVR 2:02.96 Whitney Allen, FRIS 2:07.95 Destine Godfrey, LANC
200 MR 1:48.07 Frisco 1:49.78 Vista Ridge 1:50.50 Magnolia Ridge
200 FR 1:37.37 Frisco 1:38.40 Magnolia West 1:39.07 Magnolia
400 FR 3:32.17 Frisco 3:34.39 Montgomery 3:35.27 Magnolia
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 214 Kingwood Park 204 Stratford 200 Alamo Heights
50 FREE 20.64 Brooks Powell, HKPA 20.86 Chris Amoruso, HKPA 20.87 McCrae Kempf, LBJ
100 FREE 45.45 Devin Compan, FRWA 45.82 McCrae Kempf, LBJ 45.85 Timothy Wylie DRIP
200 FREE 1:38.61 Luke Shaw, SAAH 1:40.22t Matt Cox, TXTX 1:40.22t Grant Koudelka, GILM
500 FREE 4:29.88 Luke Shaw, SAAH 4:37.64 Josh Anderson, CPVR 4:37.73 D. Davenport, CPVR
100 BACK 49.60 Reid Elliott, AULT 49.64 Aaron Greene, KETC 504.2 Timothy Wylie, DRIP
100 BREAST 57.36 Garrett Stewart, HKPA 57.54 Ford Story, STRA 57.78 Matt Korman, MAGN
100 FLY 49.59 Brooks Powell, HKPA 50.19 Reid Elliott, AULT 50.49 Adam Bull, RIPE
200 IM 1:49.59 Adam Bull, RIPE 1:51.89 Ian Lemaistre, SAAH 1:52.92 Gonzalez-Aranda, SAJE
200 MR 1:34.88 Kingwood Park 1:35.78 Stratford 1:37.47 Vista Ridge
200 FR 1:24.69 Alamo Heights 1:25.89 Centennial 1:26.57 Wakeland
400 FR 3:07.90 Alamo Heights 3:09.45 Kingwood Park 3:11.55 Stratford
TEXAS 5AHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSAustin, TexasFeb. 18-19, 2011 (25 YD)
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 197 Kingwood 196 Carroll 171 Plano
50 FREE 22.85 Madeline Locus, FBDU 23.47 M. Meisenheimer, HOKI 34.54 Jamie Friderichs, HUKI
100 FREE 49.24 Madeline Locus, FBDU 49.69 Julia Anderson, FWPA 50.51 Meredith Oliver, TLEE
200 FREE 1:46.73 Julia Anderson, FWPA 1:48.41 Casey Clark, KLEI 1:48.83 Erin Flanigan, ARBO
500 FREE 4:49.09 Kelsey Leneave, CONR 4:49.25 Erin Flanigan, ARBO 4:52.10 C. McHugh, KASL
100 BACK 53.57 Jillian Vitarius, HUKI 54.51 Natalie Hinds, MIDL 55.47 Margaret Cooke, COTW
100 BREAST 1:02.32 Taylor Temple, LEHE 1:02.65 Romy Landeck, FBCL 1:03.17 Madisyn Cox, LUBB
100 FLY 52.96 Natalie Hinds, MIDL 53.91 Casey Clark, KLEI 54.56 Deanna Marks, PLAN
200 IM 2:00.39 Madisyn Cox, LUBB 2:00.51 Kelsey Leneave, CONR 2:02.85 Romy Landeck, FBCL
200 MR 1:43.93 Kingwood
1:45.78 Carroll 1:45.83 The Woodlands
200 FR 1:34.94 Reagan 1:35.67 Cinco Ranch 1:36.07 Carroll
400 FR 3:27.16 Kingwood 3:28.09 Reagan 3:30.14 Plano
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 255 Carroll 181 The Woodlands 175 Kingwood
50 FREE 20.23 John Murray, SACH 20.56 Ben Anderson, AUST 20.79 Albert Riley, KATA
100 FREE 44.30 John Murray, SACH 44.85 Zach Walters, PLWE 45.01 Cannon Clifton, COTW
200 FREE 1:37.88 Zach Walters, PLWE 1:38.42 Connor Nolan, SOCA 1:38.54 Cannon Clifton, COTW
500 FREE 4:24.54 Jordan Jones, HUKI 4:26.38 Ted Singley, SOCA 4:28.40 Connor Nolan, SOCA
100 BACK 48.01 J. Edwards, HOCC 48.56 Gray Umbach, CWCP 49.66 Cooper Robinson, KATA
100 BREAST 56.32 Jordan Jones, HUKI 56.87 Kyle Yu, FBCL 57.46 Keith Murphy, HOCC
100 FLY 48.27 Tripp Cooper, COTW 48.93 J. Debaugh, CONR 50.12 Thad Ricotta, KACR
200 IM 1:46.98 J. Edward, HOCC 1:48.74 Gray Umbach, CWCP 1:51.16 Tripp Cooper, COTW
200 MR 1:33.29 Cypress Creek 1:33.85 Clements 1:33.91 Kingwood
200 FR 1:23.50 The Woodlands 1:25.33 Kingwood 1:25.80 Reagan
400 FR 3:05.05 Cypress Creek 3:05.43 Kingwood 3:05.71 Carroll
UTAH 3AHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSProvo, UtahFeb. 4-5, 2011 (25 YD)
* = State Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 323.5 Judge Memorial Catholic 311 Park City 298 Desert Hills
50 FREE 24.59 Kelsey Leeson, JDC 25.46 Kristen Anderson, WHS 25.69 Krissia Beatty, DHHS
100 FREE 53.34 A. Wolfgramm, JMC 55.78 Kristen Anderson, WHS 57.76 Marisa Bush, JMC
200 FREE 2:00.53 Kelsey Leeson, JDC 2:02.93 Amelia Draney, DHHS 2:03.10 Hailey Shand, PCHS
500 FREE 5:29.35 Amelia Draney, DHHS 5:32.33 Marissa Bell, PCHS 5:34.68 Danielle Kfoury, ICHS
100 BACK 56.11* A. Wolfgramm, JMC 1:01.71 Hailey Shand, PCHS 1:03.72 Krissia Beatty, DHHS
100 BREAST 1:06.30 Aspen Johnson, WATHS 1:07.72 Emily Morris, CCHS
1:12.26 Emily Sheffer, RHS
100 FLY 1:03.69 Tessa Trimble, DHHS 1:04.04 Courtney Freed, DHHS 1:04.31 Ali Murphy, PCHS
200 IM 2:14.53 Aspen Johnson, WATHS 2:20.57 Marissa Bell, PCHS 2:23.30 Courtney Freed, DHHS
200 MR 1:56.97 Desert Hills 1:57.39 Judge Memorial Catholic 1:58.36 Park City
200 FR 1:42.93 Juan Diego Catholic 1:45.21 Wasatch 1:47.14 Judge Memorial Catholic
400 FR 3:46.41 Judge Memorial Catholic 3:47.48 Juan Diego Catholic 3:50.22 Park City
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 347 Wasatch 325.5 Desert Hills 291 Park City
50 FREE 21.61 Dusty Ragland, PCHS 22.13 Paul Mair, WHS 22.40 Jon Goettsche, DHHS
100 FREE 47.23 Dusty Ragland, PCHS 49.09 Jon Goettsche, DHHS 49.26 Paul Mair, WHS
200 FREE 1:49.63 Seamus Appel, JMC 1:51.10 David Finley, WHS 1:52.19 Tim Senholz, DHHS
500 FREE 5:02.97 John Howard, PCHS 5:05.38 Seamus Appel, JMC 5:08.54 Jamey Combs, WATHS
100 BACK 55.82 Hayden Peterson, PCHS 57.13 John Utley, DHHS 58.29 Ben Branham, OS
100 BREAST 1:03.01 Zach Carfi, PCHS 1:03.08 Brady Karratti, DHHS 1:03.55 Jacob Wilson, ICHS
100 FLY 53.32 Tim Senholtz, DHHS 56.12 Ben Kowallis, WHS 56.85 John Utley, DHHS
200 IM 2:04.71 Ben Branham, OS 2:07.21 Phillip Hojnacki, JDC 2:08.38 Zach Carfi, PCHS
200 MR 1:41.07 Desert Hills 1:42.08 Park City 1:43.85 Juan Diego Catholic
200 FR 1:30.68 Wasatch 1:32.67 Juan Diego Catholic 1:33.36 Canyonview
400 FR 3:20.35 Desert Hills 3:20.74 Wasatch 3:23.17 Park City
UTAH 4AHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSProvo, UtahFeb. 4-5, 2011 (25 YD)
* = Utah 4A Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 311 Woods Cross 262 Olympus 255 Logan
50 FREE 24.56 Rachel Spencer, OHS 25.69 Kaitie Jowers, WCHS 25.70 Lexi Strader, WCHS
100 FREE 53.56 Shaylee Howard, OHS 56.12 Kaitie Jowers, WCHS 56.81 Avery Hansen, WCHS
200 FREE 1:55.94 Shaylee Howard, OHS 1:57.43 Hailey Pabst, MCHS 2:03.77 S. Beckstrand, PVHS
500 FREE 5:10.60 Hailey Pabst, MCHS 5:29.72 Nichole Sorensen, LHS 5:32.52 Lex Johnson, WCHS
100 BACK 58.13 Rachel Spencer, OHS 1:01.90 McKenzie Wells, OREM 1:03.58 M. Didericksen, SVHS
100 BREAST 1:05.02* Meghan O’Very, MCHS 1:10.01 L. McSweeney, EHS 1:10.18 Shaelynn Bodrero, SVHS
100 FLY 1:01.20 McKenzie Wells, OREM 1:02.77 Leah Heger, SCHS 1:03.33 Lexi Strader, WCHS
200 IM 2:08.61 Meghan O’Very, MCHS 2:14.81 L. McSweeney, EHS 2:16.49 Alexis Ralph, WCHS
200 MR 1:51.95 Olympus 1:52.65 Mountain Crest 1:56.63 Woods Cross
200 FR 1:43.37 Woods Cross 1:45.27 Logan 1:46.56 Sky View
400 FR 3:41.35 Olympus 3:42.01 Mountain Crest 3:49.68 Logan
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 256 Mountain Crest 238 Springville 216 Lehi
50 FREE 21.91 Timmy Bates, MCHS 22.30 Shane Williams, SHS 22.44 B. Hegemann, LEHI
100 FREE 48.18 Shane Williams, SHS 48.20 Timmy Bates, MCHS 49.32 B. Hegemann, LEHI
200 FREE 1:45.45 William Watts, MCHS 1:45.73 Shawn Western, OHS 1:46.76 Kolby Hargett, SHS
500 FREE 4:45.34 Shawn Western, OHS 4:57.33 Sean O’Very, MCHS 4:58.97 James Sorensen, HHS
100 BACK 51.91 Casey McEachern, THS 54.19 Ogden Douglas, BEHS 55.07 Zakk Rhodes, SVHS
100 BREAST 1:00.22 Jesse Roberts, SFHS 1:00.63 Skyler Smith, THS 1:02.90 Matthew Vaughan, SHS
100 FLY 54.13 Skyler Smith, THS 54.19 Ogden Douglas, BEHS 54.44 Sam Blackburn, LEHI
200 IM 1:57.00 Jesse Roberts, SFHS 2:00.11 Sam Blackburn, LEHI 2:02.11 Casey McEachern, THS
200 MR 1:41.25 Tooele 1:42.05 Sky View 1:42.21 Mountain Crest
200 FR 1:30.59 Springville 1:30.75 Sky View 1:31.56 Lehi
400 FR 3:16.74 Mountain Crest 3:19.97 Springville 3:21.16 Lehi
UTAH 5AHIGH SCHOOLCHAMPIONSHIPSProvo, UtahFeb. 11-12, 2011 (25 YD)
* = State Record
GIRLSTEAM STANDINGS 369.5 Kearns 288.5 Skyline 276 Alta
50 FREE 23.96 Ciera Marsh, KHS 24.47 Natalie Bennion, SHS 24.78 Alicia May, AHS
100 FREE 53.05 Natalie Bennion, SHS 53.06 Ciera Marsh, KHS 55.37 Taylor Coffey, AHS
200 FREE 1:50.32* Amanda Barrett, BHS 1:53.11 Hope Masters, AHS 1:53.27 C. McGovern, DHS
500 FREE 4:56.96* Amanda Barrett, BHS 5:04.13 Hope Masters, AHS 5:08.12 C. McGovern, DHS
100 BACK 58.65 Kaitlyn Overstreet, BHS 59.93 Alisa Gouge, KHS 1:00.72 Christina McBride, SHS
100 BREAST 1:06.08 Brittani Finlayson, LPHS 1:08.34 Jamie Nebeker, AFHS 1:09.00 Lillian Moore, SHS
100 FLY 57.77 Kaitlyn Overstreet, BHS 58.42 Lillian Moore, SHS 58.93 Kaley Banyai, BHS
200 IM 2:12.23 Jamie Nebeker, AFHS 2:12.84 Melissa Bergensen, KHS 2:14.31 Christina McBride, SHS
200 MR 1:49.03 Brighton 1:50.98 Kearns 1:53.72 Lone Peak
200 FR 1:39.50 Alta 1:40.12 Skyline 1:41.25 Kearns
400 FR 3:35.12 Skyline 3:39.94 Brighton 3:41.14 Alta
BOYSTEAM STANDINGS 338.5 Brighton 239.5 Skyline 216 Bingham
50 FREE 21.12 Sam Huff, KHS 21.70 C. Christiansen, LPHS 21.76 Ian Smith, SHS
100 FREE 47.10t Brandton Ferrin, CHS 47.10t Sam Huff, KHS 48.61 Alex Bowcut, CHS
200 FREE 1:42.58 Brandton Ferrin, CHS 1:44.07 Travis Norseth, SHS 1:44.78 Kyle Spicer, BHS
500 FREE 4:46.10 Kyle Spicer, BHS 4:46.77 Corban Bothell, VHS 4:49.02 Jordan Dahle, CHS
100 BACK 53.02 Ian Smith, SHS 54.13 Chris Nielson, LPHS 54.32 Drake Mendelson, WHS
100 BREAST 1:00.27t Greg Ballif, BHS 1:00.27t C. Christiansen, LPHS 1:01.00 Zach Santella, DHS
100 FLY 49.16* Long Gutierrez, BHS 52.12 Hayden Green, MHS 52.51 Travis Norseth, SHS
200 IM 1:54.07 Long Gutierrez, BHS 1:57.70 Zach Santella, DHS 1:58.43 Chris Nielsen, LPHS
200 MR 1:35.89* Brighton 1:38.67 Bingham 1:38.75 Skyline
200 FR 1:29.10 Lone Peak 1:29.42 Cottonwood 1:29.89 Davis
400 FR 3:14.24 Brighton 3:14.37 Cottonwood 3:16.45 Skyline
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23-26 Fort Lauderdale, FL International AG Invitational [email protected]
23-26 Jacksonville, FL BSS AG/SR/TF/PF Open 904-256-5213
23-26 Lincoln, NE LSS Capital City Classic selectswimming@ gmail.com
24 Richmond, IN RSC Summer Celebration [email protected]
24-26 Bishop, CA BST Invitational, scy warriordl@ 3dgladiators.com
24-26 Burlingame, CA BAC “C-B-A+” [email protected]
24-26 Ukiah, CA UD Age Group Open, scy sowhatsup_24@ hotmail.com
24-26 Orlando, FL YCF AG/SR/TF Open 407-363-1911
24-26 Sarasota, FL SYS AG/SR/TF Open 941-922-9622
24-26 Tallahassee, FL ATAC AG/SR/PF Open 851-545-6745
24-26 Atlanta, GA CAD Urban Invitational [email protected]
24-26 Marietta, GA Stu Hixon Invitational ian@ stingrayswimming.com
24-26 Fishers, IN FAST Summer Jam Invite [email protected]
24-26 Franklin, IN FRST Summer Invitational [email protected]
24-26 Indianapolis, IN FINS Summer Invitational [email protected]
24-26 Middlebury, IN NASA Summer Invite, scy [email protected]
24-26 Vincennes, IN VST Big Bang at the Beach daveskinner@ avenuebroadband.com
24-26 Wichita, KS WSC Air Capital Invitational [email protected]
24-26 Lees Summit, MO Tsunami Summer Splash [email protected]
24-26 Gresham, OR Howard Jones Memorial-SR [email protected]
24-26 The Dalles, OR Ted Walker Invitational [email protected]
25 Oro Valley, AZ EDAC June Meet [email protected]
25-26 Moraga, CA OAPB “C-B-A+” [email protected]
25-26 San Jose, CA VS “C-B-A+” mfeldmann@ sbcglobal.net
25-26 San Pablo, CA BEAR “C-B-A+” [email protected]
25-26 Sunnyvale, CA SUNN Invitational [email protected]
25-26 North Platte, NE GNST North Platte archieheffernan@ hotmail.com
25-27 Prineville, OR Prineville Invitational, scm [email protected]
26 Lebanon, OR Lebanon Summer Invite, scy [email protected]
29-1 Jacksonville, FL EAJ AG/SR/TF Open, sc/lc 904-396-5751
MASTERSJUNEPlease note that membership in USMS (United States Masters Swimming) may be required for participating in the following meets. Please check with the meet director before entering the meet.
4 Athens, GA Georgia LCM State Champs. 706-338-4021
4 Brewerton, NY YMCA Oneida Shores OW mengineri@ syracuseymca.org
5 Cassopolis, MI Diamond Lake Open Water [email protected] 10-12 Sarasota, FL Dixie Zone LCM Champs. [email protected]
11 Fort Myers, FL USMS 10K Nat’l. Champs. [email protected]
11 Clemson, SC Death Valley OW Swim [email protected]
11 Magna, UT Great Salt Lake OW Swim [email protected]
18 Key West, FL Swim Around Key West [email protected]
18 Noblesville, IN USMS 25K Nat’l. Champs. [email protected]
18 Hopkinton, MA Against the Tide [email protected]
18 Mashpee, MA Cape Cod/Mashpee SuperSwim www.Mashpeerec.com
18 Newport, VT Son of a Swim swim@ orleansrecreation.org
24-26 Middlebury, VT Colonies Zone LCM Champs lcmchamps@ middleburymuffintops.org
25 Park Ridge, IL Park Ridge 1650 [email protected]
25 Lansing, MI John Munley Memorial [email protected] 26 Virginia Beach, VA Jack King 1 Mile OW june@ aquariusengineering.com
THIS MonthIN SWIMMINGSponsored by: THE INTERNATIONALSWIMMING HALL OF FAME
MayFive future ISHOF inductees competed at the first of three events that made up the seventh annual CAN-AM-MEX Diving Series, May 1-2, 1976, in Fort Lauderdale. American Phil Boggs (1985 ISHOF Honor Diver) captured the 3-meter event with a fantastic final forward 2-1/2 with a full twist. Italian Klaus Dibiasi (1981), who placed third, came back in the 10-meter to defeat the Soviet Union’s Sergi Nemensanov by just 1.44 points. Russia’s Irina Kalinina (1990) won the 3-meter title over the USA’s Jennifer Chandler (1987). The bronze medalist in the 3-meter event, Sweden’s Ulrike Knape (1982), went on to defeat Kalinina in the 10-meter.
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PARTING SHOT
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY’S ROBBIE MASON LEAPS OFF THE STARTING BLOCKS AT THE ORANGE BOWL SWIM CLASSIC IN KEY LARGO, FLA. [PHOTO BY STEPHEN FRINK, REUTERS]
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