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General Information Table of Contents School ........................University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee City/Zip ............................................Milwaukee, Wis. 53211 Quick Facts & Table of Contents ............................................1 Founded ............................................................................ 1885 Panther Coaching Staff ........................................................ 2-3 Enrollment .....................................................................30,000 Head Coach Kyle Clements .........................................................2 Nickname ...................................................................Panthers Assistant Coach Brittany Sayler ..................................................3 Colors .............................................................Black and Gold Diving Coach Todd Hill ................................................................3 Support Staff ...............................................................................4-5 Pool .......................................................Klotsche Natatorium 2011-12 UWM Schedule ..........................................................4 Capacity .............................................................................. 400 The 2011-12 Season .............................................................. 6-9 Affiliation ................................................... NCAA Division I Women’s Season Preview .........................................................6-7 Conference ...................................................Horizon League Women’s 2011-12 Roster ..............................................................7 Chancellor ................................................. Michael R. Lovell Men’s Season Preview ...............................................................8-9 Athletic Director ..............................................Rick Costello Men’s 2011-12 Roster ....................................................................9 Men: 2010 & 2011 HorizonMen: League Champions Associate AD/SWA ..........................................Kathy Litzau Panther Media Information ........................................................ 10 Ticket Manager ............................................... Brian Morgan Women’s Swimming & Diving Bios ................................11-24 Athletics Phone................................................414-229-5151 Danielle Chapman/Morgan Hearn/Heidi Niespodzany 11-12 Tickets Phone ...................................................414-229-5886 Maggie Pease/Jennifer Schober ................................................13 Sarah Wardecke ...........................................................................14 Coaching Staff Maggi Beck/Emily Blohm ..........................................................15 Head Coach .........................................................Kyle Clements Randee Cardinal/Aubrey Griffiths ...........................................16 Alma Mater/Year ..............................................Ball State, 2007 Karmen Van Dewettering/Trinity Whitney ...........................17 Office Phone .........................................................414-229-5153 Jenna Wisdorf/Diana Diel/Brianna Huth/Mary Kuyvenhoven .18-19 Year at School..........Fourth Season (Second as head coach) Chloe Lewis/Emily McClellan...................................................20 Career Men’s Record ...........................................................10-3 Erika Pliner/Sophia Schmidt .....................................................21 Career Women’s Record .....................................................10-3 Lindsay Verhulst/Diandra Prutton/Brittany Walsh/Hilary Woldt 22 Assistant Coach .................................................Brittany Sayler Becky Yokosh/Elizabeth Bishop/Karen Illg ............................23 Year at School.....................................................Second Season Kelly Theis/Sierra Townsend/Anna Yontz ..............................24 Assistant Coach ........................................................Dave Joyce Men’s Swimming & Diving Bios ......................................25-41 Year at School..........................................................First Season Sky Boggio/Shane Conner/Jordan Diel .............................25-26 Assistant Coach ............................................ Dave Willoughby Evan Green/Brady Huemann/Sam Keele ..........................27-28 Year at School..........................................................First Season Nathan Rahe/Kyle Trelka/Greg Wise ................................29-30 Diving Coach ............................................................... Todd Hill Mike Brady/David Dvorak .........................................................31 Alma Mater/Year ...........................................Milwaukee, 2001 Brady Garner/Sam Niesen .........................................................32 Year at School....................................................... Ninth Season Caleb Sandvold/Mike Schalla ....................................................33 Volunteer Assistant Coach .................................. Nick Rudich Cris Smith/Brian Verink .............................................................34 Year at School.....................................................Second Season Nathan Welchlin ..........................................................................35 Collin Heitfeld/Chris Jenkyns ...................................................36 History Sean Kimmitt/Josh Kinney ........................................................37 2010-11 Men’s Record .............................. 10-3 (4-1 Horizon) Jeff Maxwell/Bill Reilly ................................................................38 2010-11 Men’s Horizon League Finish .................First of six Trevor Sisson/Scott Haskins/Lee Anderson ..........................39 2010-11 Women’s Record ........................ 10-3 (5-1 Horizon) Dominic Boggio/Ryan Finke/K.J.Heger/Andy LaFleur ........40 2010-11 Women’s Horizon League Finish ..Second of eight Brian Linzmeyer/Robert Miller/Brent Schreibel/Kenny Stelpflug .41 All-Time League Championships ..................Women (2001) 2010-11 In Review ............................................................42-45 ...............................................................Men (2011, 2010, 2000) Men’s Top Times ..........................................................................42 Women’s Top Times ....................................................................43 Men’s Horizon League Championship ....................................44 Media Relations Women’s Horizon League Championship ..............................45 Swimming & Diving Contact .........................................Tim Prahl Records/History ................................................................46-64 Office Phone ...............................................................414-229-6079 All-Time Coaching Records .......................................................46 Email ................................................................... [email protected] Klotsche Natatorium Pool Records ..........................................47 Sports Information Director ..............................Kevin O’Connor Women’s School/Freshmen Records .......................................48 Office Phone ...............................................................414-229-5674 Men’s School/Freshmen Records .............................................49 Email .........................................................................kjoc@uwm.edu Men’s & Women’s top-10 times ..........................................50-53 Assistant SID .............................................................Kevin Conway Women’s & Men’s Year-By-Year & Series History ...........54-60 Assistant SID ....................................................................Chris Zills The Horizon League ....................................................................61 Website .....................................................www.uwmpanthers.com Women’s All-Time Panther League Champions....................62 Men’s All-Time Panther League Champions ..........................63 The 2010-11 Milwaukee Panthers Swimming & Diving Media Guide was written and The Klotsche Center and Natatorium .....................................64 edited by Tim Prahl, with editorial assistance from Chris Zills, Kevin O’Connor, and Kevin Conway. Cover designed by Kevin Conway. Photography courtesy Kurt Rahe, Trevor Thompson, John J. Ward and UWM Photo Services. 2011-12 Milwaukee Panther Swimming & Diving 1 “Each athlete here has their own personal goals, Kyle Clements but each person’s number one goal is a team cham- pionship. Th is is an attitude that we will take into Head Coach each practice, meet, and into the weight room. Second Season Personal success is very important, but each mem- ber of this program has committed themselves to that goal. When you make that commitment to something bigger than yourself and you do all that In just his second season as head men’s and wom- you can to reach it, no matter what the fi nal con- en’s swimming and diving coach, Kyle Clements ference place is, you’re going to be a champion.” has already made his mark and continues to raise the bar to a very high level for the University of Th e 31 dual victories by the women’s team over the Wisconsin-Milwaukee. past three years mark
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