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Men's Swimming and Diving Men’s Swimming and Diving 2017-18 Factbook Men’s Swimming and Diving Quick Facts GENERAL INFORMATION SCHEDULE Location Dallas, Texas Date Opponent/Event Time/Result Founded 1911 President R. Gerald Turner 9/29 at UNT Relays No Team Score Director of Athletics Rick Hart 10/25 at TCU 6 p.m. University Athletic Representative C. Paul Rogers 11/3 LSU 7 p.m. Enrollment 10,981 Conference American Athletic 11/16-18 at Texas A&M Invite All Day School Nickname Mustangs 1/5 MISSOURI 6 p.m. Mascot Peruna (a Shetland Pony) 1/13 NORTHWESTERN 12 p.m. Colors Red (PMS 186) and Blue (PMS 286) 1/26 at Texas A&M 7 p.m. MUSTANG COACHING STAFF 2/3 PRE-CONFERENCE TIME TRIAL All Day Head Coach Eddie Sinnott Head Diving Coach Darian Schmidt 2/14-17 AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS All Day Assistant Coach Mitch Dansky 2/1-3 at American S.C. Champs All Day Swimming & Diving Office Phone (214) 768-2200 3/5-7 NCAA Zone Diving All Day Athletic Trainer Becky Rolke 3/21-24 NCAA Championships All Day SMU MEDIA INFORMATION 4/12-14 Arena Pro Swim Series - Mesa All Day Swimming & Diving Contact Lindsey Olsen HOME | Away | All Times Central Office Phone (214) 768-4970 Cell Phone (847) 344-0389 E-mail [email protected] ROSTER Athletic Public Relations Office Phone (214) 768-2883 Name Event Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown Athletic Public Relations Address: Loyd All-Sports Center Reid Anderson Breast/Fly 5-11 180 SO Kirkland, Wash. 5800 Ownby Drive, Suite 305 Nick Badsky Sprint Free/Back 6-1 190 SR Topeka, Kan. Dallas, Texas 75275 Justin Bertelsman Back/IM 5-10 158 SR Friendswood, Texas SMU website www.smumustangs.com Duncan Brookover IM/Back 5-10 150 SO Cherry Hill, N.J. Facebook /SMUSwimDiveM Twitter @SMUSwimmingM, #PonyUp Max Bryant Fly/IM 6-1 170 SR Aspen, Colo. Instagram /SMUSwimmingM Jake Camp Sprint Free/Fly 5-11 175 SR Plano, Texas Senior Garrett Carson Fly/IM 6-0 153 JR McKinney, Texas MUSTANG SWIMMING AND DIVING FACTS Stephen Cheng Back/IM 6-0 - FR Las Colinas, Texas 2017 NCAA Finish T-43rd 2017 Conference Finish 2nd Nathan Ciatti Breast/IM 6-2 193 SO Frisco, Texas Home Facility AR Barr Pool Brad Dorsey Sprint Free/Breast 5-11 176 SR Phoenix, Ariz. Ronen Faur Breast - - SO Herzilya, Israel Eddie Sinnott Simon Golczyk Fly 5-9 165 JR Zielona Gora, Poland Alma Mater: SMU (‘76) First Season: 1989-90 Jonathan Gomez Fly/IM/Free 6-0 164 SR Cali, Colombia Dual Meet W-L: 113-79 Tanyon Hejny Breast/Free 6-0 210 SO Arlington, Texas Conf. Championships: 16 Tristan Hejny Fly/IM 6-1 160 SR Arlington, Texas Conf. Coach Of The Year: 15 Trey Kilbride Back/Fly/Free 6-0 - JR Austin, Texas Ind. NCAA Championships: 9 All-America honors: 58 individual, 59 relay Kianu Kitching Back 5-9 141 JR Antibes, France Olympians: 11 Bryce Klein Diving 6-0 170 SR Southlake, Texas Darian Schmidt Carson Klein Freestyle 6-0 150 JR Southlake, Texas First season Ralph Koo Sprint Free/Fly 5-11 174 SO Hong Kong, Hong Kong Indiana, 2015 Bartosz Krzyzaniak Back/Ffly/Free 6-5 200 SR Zielona Gora, Poland 4x NCAA All-American Aedan Lewis Breast/IM 6-1 - FR Stamford, Conn. 4x Big Ten Champion / 2x Big Ten Diver of the Year David Li Breast 6-0 174 SR Jacksonville, Fla. 3x Big Ten Diver of the Championships Zac Lipsitz Back/Free 5-10 166 SO Columbia, South Carolina U.S. National Diving Team member (2013-16) Grayson Magruder Free 6-2 190 SR Southlake, Texas Mitch Dansky Matthew Nutter Free 6-5 - FR Sarasota, Fla. Alma Mater: UConn (‘12) Stefan Popov Breast 5-9 170 SR Sofia, Bulgaria First Season: 2013-14 Recruiting Coordinator Lucas Schenke Free 5-9 176 JR Hamburg, Germany Christian Scherubl Free 6-1 190 SR Gratwein, Austria Charlie Wort Back 6-2 175 JR Sugar Land, Texas Arthur Yuen Breast/IM 6-2 185 SO Houston, Texas --1-- --2-- Men’s Swimming and Diving All-Time Top Performers 50 FREE 100 BACK 200 IM 1. Thomas Fadnes, 2009 19.53 1. Ryan Berube, 1996 46.15 1. Ryan Berube, 1996 1:44.85 2. Ramom Melo, 2014 19.63 2. Pontus Renholm, 2009 46.45 2. Steve Lundquist, 1983 1:45.54 2. Luka Vrtovec, 2008 19.63 3. Sam Straughan, 2015 46.60 3. Ian Clark, 2006 1:45.70 4. Lars Frolander, 1998 19.66 4. Bartosz Krzyzaniak, 2016 47.41 4. Ed Downes, 2009 1:46.13 5. Matt Weghost, 2001 19.72 4. Matas Andriekus, 2012 47.41 5. Tim Carlson, 2002 1:46.38 6. Todd Pace, 1989 19.76 4. Mindaugas Sadauskas, 2012 47.41 6. Jakob Anderson, 2002 1:46.53 6. Camilo Becerra, 2005 19.76 7. Jakob Anderson, 2001 47.57 7. Jeff Vance, 1991 1:46.67 8. Jonathon Newton, 2003 19.78 8. John Simmons, 1997 48.05 8. Alex Hetland, 2007 1:46.85 8. Mindaugas Sadauskas, 2012 19.78 9. Leif Wennerstrom, 1992 48.36 9. Ricardo Prado, 1984 1:46.96 10. Per Nylin, 2006 19.79 10. Vladimir Polukeev, 1994 48.42 10. Nicolai Hansen, 2014 1:47.06 100 FREE 200 BACK 400 IM 1. Lars Frolander, 1998 42.12 1. Ryan Berube, 1996 1:41.23 1. Jonathan Gomez, 2017 3:43.97 2. Mindaugas Sadauskas, 2012 42.77 2. Pontus Renholm, 2009 1:42.56 2. Jeff Vance, 1992 3:46.01 3. Thomas Fadnes, 2009 43.42 3. Jakob Anderson, 2001 1:44.18 3. Ricardo Prado, 1984 3:46.30 4. Luka Vrtovec, 2007 43.46 3. Ian Clark, 2006 1:44.18 4. Ed Downes, 2009 3:47.85 5. Ryan Berube, 1995 43.50 5. Bartosz Krzyzaniak, 2016 1:44.44 5. Ian Clark, 2006 3:48.73 6. John Miranda, 1988 43.58 6. John Simmons, 1995 1:44.59 6. Bart Wickard, 2001 3:49.15 7. Christian Scherubl, 2015 43.59 7. Sam Straughan, 2015 1.44.72 7. Ryan Berube, 1994 3:49.89 8. Ziga Cerkovnik, 2014 43.64 8. Matas Andriekus, 2012 1:45.51 8. Michael Jacobsson, 2002 3:50.09 9. Jonathan Newton, 2003 43.90 9. Bart Wickard, 2001 1:45.93 9. Matt Barager, 1992 3:50.10 10. Vladimir Poluleev, 1994 43.94 10. Eric Hadley, 2004 1:46.22 10. Steve Barnes, 1999 3:50.48 200 FREE 100 BREAST 200 FREE RELAY 1. Christian Scherubl, 2015 1:34.56 1. Steve Lundquist, 1983 52.48 Milu, Fadnes, Renholm, Vrtovec , 2008 1:18.57 2. Lars Frolander, 1997 1:34.96 2. Alex Hetland, 2008 52.61 3. Ryan Berube, 1995 1:35.14 3. Per Nylin, 2006 53.08 400 FREE RELAY 4. Leif Wennerstrom, 1992 1:35.44 4. Tom Cole, 2011 53.39 Sadauskas, Larsson, Hansen, Koops, 2012 2:53.41 4. Rich Saeger, 1983 1:35.44 5. Ziga Cerkovnik, 2016 54.02 6. Greg Kraus, 1980 1:36.00 6. Nicolai Hansen, 2014 54.31 800 FREE RELAY 7. Nicolai Hansen, 2014 1:36.19 7. Julian Fletcher, 2012 54.44 Morgan, Frolander, Simmons, Berube, 1996 6:26.62 8. Andy Veris, 1978 1:36.32 8. Christian Bahr, 1996 54.57 9. Nate Clark, 2008 1:36.36 9. Chris Weissman, 1984 54.68 200 MEDLEY RELAY 9. Matt Roney, 2012 1:36.36 10. Ronen Faur, 2017 54.79 Renholm, Plevelj, Vrtovec, Fadnes, 2009 1:26.65 500 FREE 200 BREAST 400 MEDLEY RELAY 1. Jonathan Gomez, 2017 4:17.68 1. Tom Cole, 2011 1:54.54 Berube, Bahr, Frolander, Linscheer, 1996 3:10.88 2. Christian Scherubl, 2015 4:18.23 2. Steve Lundquist, 1981 1:55.01 3. Chad Hundeby, 1991 4:18.60 3. Ronen Faur, 2017 1:56.21 DIVING 4. Jimmy Lee, 1981 4:20.89 3. Nicolai Hansen, 2014 1:58.58 1-meter 5. Nate Clark, 2008 4:20.99 4. Alex Hetland, 2008 1:58.81 Bryce Klein, 2016 407.25 6. Matt Barager, 1991 4:21.58 5. Stefan Popov, 2016 1:59.12 7. Danny Goodwin, 1987 4:22.17 6. Julian Fletcher, 2012 1:59.22 3-meter 8. Cory Robinson, 1984 4:22.98 7. Tim Carlson, 2001 1:59.29 Bryce Klein, 2017 436.45 9. Matt Roney, 2012 4:23.02 8. Chris Weissman, 1984 1:59.66 10. Andy Veris, 1978 4:23.27 9. Christian Bahr, 1996 1:59.71 Platform Devin Burnett, 2014 399.65 1,000 FREE 100 FLY 1. Chad Hundeby, 1991 9:07.85 1. Lars Frolander, 1998 45.59 2. Mitchell Thomson, 2009 9:08.89 2. Sam Straughan, 2016 47.11 3. Michael Dmitriev, 2005 9:09.07 3. David Larsson, 2012 47.16 4. Matt Barager, 1991 9:09.78 4. Tyler Rauth, 2015 47.21 5. Cory Robinson, 1983 9:10.38 5. Camilo Becerra, 2005 47.23 6. Danny Goodwin, 1986 9:11.81 6. Simon Golczyk, 2017 47.28 7. Chuck Bauman, 1979 9:12.02 7. Matt Twillie, 1992 47.71 8. Lucas Schenke, 2016 9:15.33 8. Alain Sergile, 1994 47.72 9. Mark Tomlin, 1981 9:18.82 9. Brandon Jernigan, 2001 47.80 10. Ron Neugent, 1979 9:18.90 10. Steve Lundquist, 1983 47.92 1,650 FREE 200 FLY 1. Chad Hundeby, 1991 15:05.83 1. Jonathan Gomez, 2017 1:41.98 2.
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