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Lady Tiger SEC Results 2005 SEC Individual Results (Top Three and Highest LSU Finisher) THIS IS LSU 50-yard Freestyle 100-yard Butterfly 200-yard Medley Relay THE PROGRAM 1. Kara Lynn Joyce Georgia 21.91* 1. Mary DeScenza Georgia 52.12 1. Arsenault, Poewe, Georgia 1:38.21 COACHES 2. Amanda Weir Georgia 22.49 2. Candace Weiman Florida 52.97 DeScenza, Joyce LADY TIGERS 3. Kara Denby Auburn 22.63 3. Tawnie Bethune Auburn 53.41 2. Anderson, Denby, Auburn 1:39.31 15. Heather Brand LSU 23.33 13. Heather Brand LSU 54.67 Hoelzer, Kolukanova LADY TIGER 3. Vanderbilt, Bernhardt, Florida 1:39.37 HISTORY 100-yard Freestyle 200-yard Butterfly Weiman, Farrell TIGERS 1. Kara Lynn Joyce Georgia 47.87 1. Mary DeScenza Georgia 1:53.51* DQ. Staak, Harvey, LSU -- TIGER HISTORY 2. Amanda Weir Georgia 48.45 2. Margaret Hoelzer Auburn 1:55.70 Brand, Bertirotti 3. Emily Kukors Auburn 48.94 3. Tawnie Bethune Auburn 1:56.27 18. Colleen Bertirotti LSU 50.78 17. Heather Brand LSU 2:05.11 400-yard Medley Relay 1. Farrell, Bernhardt, Florida 3:35.22 200-yard Freestyle 200-yard Individual Medley Weiman, Burckle 1. Caroline Burckle Florida 1.44.64 1. Kirsty Coventry Auburn 1:55.34* 2. Arsenault, Ertter, Georgia 3:35.29 2. Kara Lynn Joyce Georgia 1:45.16 2. Emily Kukors Auburn 1:58.21 DeScenza, Weir 3. Emily Kukors Auburn 1:45.76 3. Mary DeScenza Georgia 1:58.60 3. Coventry, Denby, Auburn 3:35.93 24. Hannah Martin LSU 1:53.66 28. Margot Gathings LSU 2:09.51 Hoelzer, Kukors 6. Staak, Harvey, LSU 3:46.39 500-yard Freestyle 400-yard Individual Medley Brand, Bertirotti 1. Caroline Burckle Florida 4:38.32* 1. Kirsty Coventry Auburn 4:06.28 2. Adrienne Binder Auburn 4:40.86 2. Leah Retrum Florida 4:08.95 1-meter Diving 3. Leah Retrum Florida 4:42.97 3. Joanna Maranhao Florida 4:09.92 1. Taryn Ignacio Kentucky 296.40 22. Clare Schepens LSU 5:01.58 19. Jenna Molinski LSU 4:29.50 2. Nicole Bolt Florida 280.30 3. Holly Hodges S. Carolina 277.25 1650-yard Freestyle 200-yard Freestyle Relay 7. Hali Saucier LSU 256.00 1. Adrienne Binder Auburn 15:50.00* 1. Joyce, Kearns, Georgia 1:28.87* 2. Hayley Peirsol Auburn 15:51.97 Georoff, Weir 3-meter Diving 3. Laura Conway Georgia 16:03.29 2. Denby, Coventry, Auburn 1:29.43 1. Jessica Thompson Kentucky 480.60 12. Clare Schepens LSU 16:59.97 Lunsmann, Kolukanova 2. Lauren King S. Carolina 474.45 3. Pike, Burckle, Florida 1:31.25 3. Tracey Richardson S. Carolina 474.05 100-yard Backstroke Weiman, Uhle 7. Hali Saucier LSU 445.20 1. Margaret Hoelzer Auburn 53.71 7. Bertirotti, Brand, LSU 1:32.70 2. Maureen Farrell Florida 53.77 Harvey, Neltner Platform Diving 3. Jacque Fessel Tennessee 53.98 1. Taryn Ignacio Kentucky 443.75 18. Mallory Neltner LSU 58.24 400-yard Freestyle Relay 2. Jenna Hastreiter Alabama 400.55 1. Weir, Kearns, Georgia 3:13.47* 3. Emily Hunter Georgia 385.70 200-yard Backstroke DeScenza, Joyce 6. Hali Saucier LSU 362.40 2. Denby, Coventry, Auburn 3:15.38 1. Kirsty Coventry Auburn 1:51.43* * - indicates SEC record 2. Leah Retrum Florida 1:54.06 Kolukanova, Kukors 3. Maureen Farrell Florida 1:54.55 3. Farrell, Weiman, Florida 3:16.54 16. Mallory Neltner LSU 2:02.83 Uhle, Burckle 2005 SEC Championships 8. Bertirotti, Brand, LSU 3:24.97 Feb. 11-19, 2005 100-yard Breaststroke Harvey, Neltner Stephen C. O’Connell Center Gainesville, Fla. 1. Vipa Bernhardt Florida 1:00.11 2. Sarah Poewe Georgia 1:00.77 800-yard Freestyle Relay 3. Lindsay Ertter Georgia 1:01.07 1. Farrell, Burckle, Florida 7:00.25* Women's Team Results 10. Lauren Harvey LSU 1:03.57 Uhle, Retrum 1. Auburn 816.0 2. DeScenza, Weir, Georgia 7:04.06 2. Georgia 809.0 200-yard Breaststroke Hill, Joyce 3. Florida 659.0 3. Williams, Skaggs, S.Carolina 7:18.36 4. Kentucky 339.0 1. Anne Poleska Alabama 2:10.50 Atkinson, Uhle 5. South Carolina 257.0 2. Sarah Poewe Georgia 2:12.82 6. Harvey, Bertirotti, LSU 7:29.00 6. Alabama 238.0 3. Julie Stupp Auburn 2:12.97 Schepens, Neltner 7. Tennessee 217.0 11. Lauren Harvey LSU 2:18.16 8. LSU 181.0 9. Arkansas 147.0 Women's SEC Honors SEC Women's Swimming Coach of the Year Jack Bauerle, Georgia SEC Women's Diving Coach of the Year Mike Lyden, Kentucky SEC Women's Swimmer of the Year Kirsty Coventry, Auburn SEC Women's Diver of the Year Taryn Ignacio, Kentucky Commissioner's Trophy Winner (High Point Scorer) Kirsty Coventry, Auburn (60 points) Hannah Martin 2005-06 LSU SWIMMING AND DIVING MEDIA GUIDE 37 Lady Tiger NCAA Results THIS IS LSU THE PROGRAM COACHES LADY TIGERS LADY TIGER HISTORY TIGERS TIGER HISTORY Paige Brown 50-yard Freestyle Prelims Finals 100-yard Butterfly Prelims Finals 2005 NCAA Championships 15. Heather Brand 23.33 23.40 13. Heather Brand 54.67 54.90 March 17-19, 2005 16. Colleen Bertirotti 23.32 23.41 30. Margot Gathings 58.09 -- Boilermaker Aquatic Center 26. Bethany Cottingham 24.00 -- West Lafayette, Ind. 28. Mallory Neltner 24.09 -- 200-yard Butterfly Prelims Finals 36. Lindsay Staak 24.42 -- 17. Heather Brand 2:05.11 -- 1. Georgia 609.5 20. Houston 47.0 42. Margaret Anne Moore 25.26 -- 19. Margot Gathings 2:07.14 -- 2. Auburn 492.0 21. Alabama 44.0 20. Jenna Molinski 2:07.19 -- 3. Arizona 440.0 22. Maryland 40.0 100-yard Freestyle Prelims Finals 4. Florida 355.0 23. Iowa 36.0 18. Colleen Bertirotti 50.78 -- 200-yard IM Prelims Finals 5. Stanford 313.0 24. Tennessee 32.0 38. Margaret Anne Moore 55.19 -- 28. Margot Gathings 2:09.51 -- 6. Texas 218.0 Notre Dame 32.0 39. Bethany Cottingham 55.30 -- 30. Katy Leininger 2:11.13 -- 7. SMU 170.0 26. Virginia 21.0 31. Stefanie Carver 2:11.40 -- 8. California 149.0 27. Miami (Fla.) 19.0 200-yard Freestyle Prelims Finals 34. Michelle Hanson 2:14.43 -- 9. Indiana 112.0 28. Richmond 15.5 24. Hannah Martin 1:53.66 -- 36. Jeannine Malbrough 2:14.63 -- 10. Southern Cal 108.0 29. Rutgers 13.0 25. Clare Schepens 1:53.70 -- 11. Wisconsin 107.0 30. Virginia Poly 12.0 31. Katy Leininger 1:55.21 -- 400-yard IM Prelims Finals 12. Arizona State 90.0 31. Florida State 11.0 35. Margaret Anne Moore 1:58.16 -- 19. Jenna Molinski 4:29.50 -- 13. Penn State 87.0 32. Ohio State 10.0 37. Bethany Cottingham 1:59.13 -- 14. Texas A&M 84.0 33. Cincinnati 9.0 38. Alice Hardesty 1:59.62 -- 200-yard Freestyle Relay (Finals only) Michigan 84.0 34. Clemson 6.0 7. Bertirotti, Brand 1:32.70 16. Hawaii 68.0 South Carolina 6.0 500-yard Freestyle (Finals only) Harvey, Neltner 22. Clare Schepens 5:01.58 17. Purdue 59.0 36. Harvard 4.0 18. UCLA 52.0 Northwestern 4.0 30. Hannah Martin 5:07.25 400-yard Freestyle Relay (Finals only) Kentucky 52.0 38. New Mexico 2.0 33. Alice Hardesty 5:10.02 8. Bertirotti, Brand, 3:24.97 35. Jenna Molinski 5:10.57 Harvey, Neltner 1650-yard Freestyle (Finals only) 800-yard Freestyle Relay (Finals only) LSU Finishes 12. Clare Schepens 16:59.97 8. Minartz, Cannizzaro, 6:50.30 20. Hannah Martin 17:39.07 Boyes, Cochran 22. Alice Hardesty 18:03.37 50 Freestyle 400-yard Medley Relay (Finals only) 58. Heather Brand 23.33 100-yard Backstroke Prelims Finals 6. Staak, Harvey, 3:46.39 18. 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Paige Brown 237.20 -- 38 2005-06 LSU SWIMMING AND DIVING MEDIA GUIDE Lady Tiger All-Time Top 10 50-Yard Freestyle Time Year 200-Yard IM Time Year 100-Yard Butterfly Time Year THIS IS LSU 1. Mandy Leach 23.05 2002 1. Lucy Findlay 1:59.44 1995 1. Mandy Leach 53.49 2001 THE PROGRAM 2. Heather Hageman 23.20 1991 2. Julie McLaughlin 2:02.46 1996 2. Laura Jo Leininger 54.41 2003 3. Colleen Bertirotti 23.27 2005 3. Jennifer Banda 2:02.79 1997 3. Heather Brand 54.54 2005 COACHES 4. Heather Brand 23.33 2005 4.
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    EUROPEAN SHORT COURSE Swimming Championships Finalists 20191 Some of the stars of the European Short Course Championships in Copenhagen- top row, left Kirill Prigoda (Russia), centre, Adam Peaty (Great Britain), right, Ruta Meilutyte (Lithuania); middle row, left, Radoslaw Kawecki (Poland), centre, Maxence Orange (France), right, Fanny Lecluyse (Belgium); bottom, left, Andri Govorov (Ukraine), centre, Sarah Koehler (Germany) and Julia Hassler (Liechtenstein), right, Matteo Rivolta (Italy) (Photos: Giorgio Scala & Andrea Staccioli, Deepbluemedia/Insidefoto) 2 European Short Course Swimming Championships Finalists Contents European Sprint Results - Men 4 European Sprint Results - Women 7 European Short Course Championship Venues 10 Short Course Results - Men 11 Short Course Results - Women 88 Short Course Results - Mixed 164 European Sprint Championships Medals Tables - by country 167 European Sprint Championships Medals Tables - by event 169 European Short Course Medals Tables - by country 172 European Short Course Medals Tables - by event 178 European Short Course Leading Medallists - all time 191 Please note that, unless stated otherwise, the photos in this book were taken at the 2017 European Short Course Championships in Copenhagen 3 European Sprints Results 1991 to 1994 This book is in two sections. The first The first European Sprints were held section deals with the European Sprint between December 6th and 8th 1991 at Championships held between 1991 and Gelsenkirchen, Germany when the city 1994; the second, with the European agreed to organise the event with only Short Course Championships from 1996 to four months notice. The first European the present time. The tables of individual Short Course Championships in Rostock medals and event medal tables at the end in 1996 saw a significant expansion with of this publication, therefore, treats them some 36 events.