2011-12 Auburn Swimming and Diving

2011-12 Auburn Swimming And Diving

13 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS • 22 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS • 2,130 ALL-AMERICANS

2011 SEC CHAMPIONS 2011 SEC Champions

Auburn’s men captured their 15th consecutive SEC Championship in 2011 in Gainesville, Fla., holding off the host Florida Gators in the closest SEC meet ever.

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THE AUBURN PROGRAM

When swimmers come into the Auburn program, they do not just improve, but they flourish.

Headed by Olympian Brett Hawke, along with assistants Frank Bradley, Cesar Cielo Richard Long, Carrie Karkoska and Sam 50 Free 100 Free Busch, the Auburn coaching staff works Entered the Program Entered the Program 19.20 42.58 every day in refining technique in strokes, Left the Program Left the Program *18.47 *40.92 starts, turns and underwater work. * - NCAA Record

The work in the pool is coupled with the dry land workouts in the fall and weight training with strength and conditioning coach Bryan “PK” Karkoska. Working Michael Silva through PK’s dryland training, Auburn swimmers are physically prepared for 100 Breast 200 Breast Entered the Program 56.27 Entered the Program Left the program 2:15.87 the training necessary to challenge for a 52.09 Left the program 1:58.65 championship every year. Maggie Bird

500 Free 1650 Free Entered the Program Entered the Program 4:55.09 17:43.55 Left the program Left the program 4:36.63 15:52.35

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THE AUBURN PROGRAM

Auburn swimmers are also aided in their training by top-notch facilities. Swimming daily in the James E. Martin Aquatic Center, a facility that has hosted SEC Championships, NCAA Champion- Ava Ohlgren ships and the U.S. Open, the Tigers have the advantage of training in one of the 200 IM 400 IM Entered the Program Entered the Program finest aquatic facilities in the country. In 1:59.23 4:16.82 Left the program Left the program the summer of 2007, Auburn added its 1:53.94 *4:03.70 * - Auburn Record outdoor pool, a new 50-meter facility next to the Martin Aquatics Center. Show- ing the team’s commitment to excellence, the addition of the new outdoor pool is another way for Auburn swimmers to enhance their training and prepare for in- Tyler McGill ternational meets that are held outdoors. 100 Fly 200 Fly Entered the Program Entered the Program 49.63 1:55.06 Left the program Left the program The results of an excellent coaching *44.63 1:41.49 * - Auburn Record staff and one of the top facilities in the country are seen every day in the times produced by Auburn swimmers. With records constantly being broken, Auburn’s coaching staff and student-athletes never rest on the previous year’s success, always Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace setting new goals - to be faster and better

50 Free 100 Free than anyone else in the pool. Entered the Program- Entered the Program- 23.10 50.96 Currently Currently *21.34 *46.81 * - Auburn/SEC Record *- NCAA Record

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Jordan Anderson became the first Auburn student to receive the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship in almost 30 years. The recent Auburn graduate from Roanoke, Va., is attending Oxford Univer- sity and plans to earn his graduate degree in global health systems. Anderson was also named the 2010 McWhorter SEC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year. 40 Forty swimming & diving student- athletes were honored at the AUSPY Awards for posting a GPA of 3.0 or higher

Erica Meissner and Dan Mazzaferro were named the 2011 H. Boyd McWhorter SEC Scholar-Athletes of the Year. Mazzaferro received the Cliff Hare Award and Meissner was awarded the Leah Rawls 41 Atkins Award, the highest two honors afforded Auburn student- Forty-one Tigers were athletes. In addition, Meissner was a Rhodes Scholarship finalist in named to the SEC 2010 and Mazzaferro was a finalist in 2011. Academic Honor Roll in 2010-11

6 ACADEMICS Charlotte G. Lowder Student Athlete Development Center

The Charlotte G. Lowder Student Athlete Develop- ment Center, with 33,000 square feet of dedicated space to students and learning, gives Auburn University the physical infrastructure that allows the ability to implement and expand the array of programs designed to enhance the academic performance of Auburn student-athletes. Located adjacent to the Auburn Athletic Complex, the facility is centrally located for easy access for all Tiger athletic teams.

The goals of the Charlotte G. Lowder Student Ath- lete Development Center are to create an opportunity for one-stop learning for all services including academic counseling, life skills, and tutorial services; to utilize the technology available to support academic missions; and to create a showplace that honors achievements of student-athletes. In addition, programs are designed to develop leadership skills and a strong altruistic attitude, which are fun- damental characteristics of the Auburn graduate.

Within the walls of the center are the Academic Hall of Honor designed by Auburn student-athletes, two “smart” classrooms with new and innovative technology that hold 50 people per room, seven counselor offices as well as administrative support, the PAW (Promoting Academic Winners) office, Operation Follow-Through, the Student Athletic Advisory Committee office, 40 four-person tutorial Erica Meissner (top) and Andrew Mitchell (bot- rooms, a library resource area, a soft-study lounge, tom) were both honored by the SEC and Auburn, a 25-station computer classroom, the student “Cantina” for snacks and beverages and the tutor being placed on the SEC Academic Honor Roll coordinator office. and named Top Tigers for their efforts in the in the classroom. The construction of the Student Athlete Develop- ment Center was made possible by the generos- ity of Robert and Charlotte Lowder and from the Lowder Family Foundation. Student-Athlete Sup- port Services

The Tiger CHAMPS/Life Skills program focuses on five commitments that the NCAA has speci- fied as necessary to a holistic approach to student development programming. Auburn University is committed to the growth and development of its student-athletes by promoting the following areas: • Commitment to Academic Excellence • Commitment to Athletic Excellence • Commitment to Personal Development • Commitment to Service, Outreach and Leadership • Commitment to Career Development

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College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CS- Kristen Hastrup (So.)...... 4.00 Chip Crush (So.)...... 3.53 CAA) Scholar All-Americans Eric Shanteau (Sr.)...... 4.00 Spring 1996 Anne Wenglarski (Jr.)...... 3.90 Kara Denby (So.)...... 3.94 Spring 1995 Ty Richardson (Sr.)...... 4.00 Academic Term Athlete (Class)...... GPA Alicia Jensen (Fr.)...... 3.89 Chris Walton (Jr.)...... 4.00 Spring 2011 James Disney-May (Fr.)...... Daniel Slocki (Jr.)...... 3.77 Anne Wenglarski (So.)...... 3.89 Stuart Ferguson (So.)...... Kurt Cady (Sr.)...... 3.75 Oliver Gumbrill (Jr.)...... 3.61 Zane Grothe (Fr.)...... Julie Stupp (Jr.)...... 3.75 Keri Reynolds (Sr.)...... 3.57 Adam Klein (Sr.)...... Chelsea Haser (Fr.)...... 3.75 T.J. Herrington (Jr.)...... 3.53 TJ Leon (Fr.)...... Erin Volcan (Sr.)...... 3.63 Spring 1994 Bill Pilczuk (Sr.)...... 4.00 Chris Manning (Fr.)...... Emile Ewing (Fr.)...... 3.62 Ty Richardson (Jr.)...... 3.90 Dan Mazzaferro (Gr.)...... Jeri Moss (Sr.)...... 3.56 Oliver Gumbrill (So.)...... 3.77 Max Murphy (Jr.)...... Jana Kolukanova (Sr.)...... 3.54 Stephanie Bowers (So.)...... 3.67 Becca Jones (So.)...... John Scott (Jr.)...... 3.50 Erin Meyer (So.)...... 3.57 Micah Lawrence (Jr.)...... Spring 2005 Jenni Anderson (Sr.)...... 4.00 Iian Mull (So.)...... 3.54 Lauren Norberg (So.)...... Alessandra Lawless (Sr.)...... 4.00 Spring 1993 Oliver Gumbrill (Fr.)...... 3.88 Lindsey Norberg (So.)...... Kara Denby (Fr.)...... 4.00 Hannah Riordan (Fr.)...... Kristen Hastrup (Fr.)...... 4.00 Honorable Mention CSCAA All-Americans Spring 2010 Jordan Anderson (Sr.)...... 4.00 Lauren Duerk (Jr.)...... 3.91 Academic Term Athlete (Class)...... GPA Stuart Ferguson (Fr.)...... 4.00 Eric Shanteau (Jr.)...... 3.79 Spring 2011 Adam Godzinski (Jr.)...... Melissa Marik (Sr.)...... 4.00 Julie Stupp (Fr.)...... 3.77 John Santeiu (Fr.)...... Kelly Marx (Sr.)...... 4.00 Margaret Hoelzer (Sr.)...... 3.75 Anna Aguero (Jr.)...... Tyler McGill (Sr.)...... 4.00 Adrienne Binder (So.)...... 3.64 Erica Meissner (Sr.)...... Andrew Mitchell (Jr.)...... 4.00 Leslie Lunsmann (Jr.)...... 3.64 Spring 2010 Adam Godzinski (So.)...... 4.00 Hannah Riordan (Fr.)...... 4.00 Erin Volcan (Jr.)...... 3.63 Stephanie Horner(So.)...... 4.00 Pascal Wollach (Sr.)...... 4.00 Kurt Cady (Jr.)...... 3.61 Erica Meissner (Jr.)...... 4.00 Kyle Owens (Fr.)...... 3.77 Steven Segerlin (So.)...... 3.56 Rebecca Jones (Fr.)...... 3.80 Adam Klein (Jr.)...... 3.75 Shai Livnat (Fr.)...... 3.50 Melanie Roberts (Jr.)...... 3.79 Micah Lawrence (So.)...... 3.75 George Bovell (Jr.)...... 3.50 Genaro Prono (So.)...... 3.71 William Dove (Sr.)...... 3.71 Spring 2004 Ashley Rubenstein (Sr.)...... 4.00 Abby MacGregor (Sr.)...... 3.50 Anna Aguero (So.)...... 3.50 Jenni Anderson (Jr.)...... 4.00 Spring 2008 Julie Golden (Fr.)...... 3.80 Max Murphy (So.)...... 3.50 Laura Swander (Sr.)...... 4.00 Scott Morgan (Jr.)...... 3.69 Spring 2008 Jordan Anderson (So.)...... 4.00 Lauren Duerk (So.)...... 4.00 Caleb Dunnichay (So.)...... 3.53 Kara Denby (Sr.)...... 4.00 Caesar Garcia (Sr.)...... 3.91 Sping 2006 Katherine Caldwell (Fr.)...... 4.00 Chelsea Haser (Jr.)...... 4.00 Kurt Cady (So.)...... 3.90 Spring 1999 Tim Russell (Jr.)...... 3.70 Kristen Hastrup (Sr.)...... 4.00 Erin Volcan (So.)...... 3.79 Spring 1998 Ilana Kavadlo (So.)...... 4.00 Melissa Marik (So.)...... 4.00 Leslie Lunsmann (So.)...... 3.75 Tim Russell (So.)...... 3.77 Dan Mazzaferro (So.)...... 4.00 Becky Short (Sr.)...... 3.71 Spring 1997 Ilana Kavadlo (Fr.)...... 3.93 Julianne McLane (Jr.)...... 4.00 Jeremy Knowles (Sr.)...... 3.70 Tim Russell (Fr.)...... 3.77 Erica Meissner (Fr.)...... 4.00 Amy Wheatley (So.)...... 3.69 John Flanagan (Sr.)...... 3.61 Pascal Wollach (So.)...... 4.00 Doug Van Wie (So.)...... 3.68 Spring 1996 Kurt Jachimowski (Sr.)...... 3.45 Andrew Mitchell (Fr.)...... 3.85 Bryce Hunt (Sr.)...... 3.64 Oliver Gumbrill (Sr.)...... 3.55 Will Dove (So.)...... 3.81 George Bovell (So.)...... 3.62 Spring 1994 T.J. Herrington (So.)...... 3.91 Josefin Wede (Fr.)...... 3.79 Spring 1999 Matt Busbee (Sr.)...... 4.00 Anne Wenglarski (Fr.)...... 3.89 Emile Ewing (Jr.)...... 3.72 Spring 1998 Matt Busbee (Jr.)...... 3.80 Danny Ott (Fr.)...... 3.77 Adam Klein (Fr.)...... 3.72 Romain Barnier (Jr.)...... 3.60 Ava Ohlgren (So.)...... 3.67 Chip Crush (Jr.)...... 3.62 Maggie Bird (So.)...... 3.64 Spring 1997 Sara Gieske (Sr.)...... 3.89 Abby MacGregor (So.)...... 3.55 Anne Wenglarski (Sr.)...... 3.84 Alana Dillette (So.)...... 3.50 Matt Busbee (So.)...... 3.82 Spring 2006 Lauren Duerk (Sr.) ...... 4.00 Koffi Kla (Sr.)...... 3.57

Anne Wenglarski (1994-97) and Matt Busbee (1996-99) were three-time CSCAA Scholar All-Americans for Auburn. Busbee was also a two-time CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American

CSCAA All-Academic Swimming Team Auburn men 3.115 17th CoSIDA / ESPN The Magazine Academic Academic Term Team GPA Nat’l Rank Spring 2002 Auburn women 2.936 49th All-Americans Spring 2011 Auburn women 3.18 84th Auburn men 2.911 22nd 1999 Romain Barnier Second-Team Spring 2010 Auburn women 3.224 85th Spring 1998 Auburn women 3.18 1999 Matt Busbee Second-Team Auburn men 3.00 57th Auburn men 2.80 2000 Matt Busbee First-Team Spring 2008 Auburn women 3.283 41st Spring 1997 Auburn women 2.97 78th 2002 Caesar Garcia Third-Team Spring 2006 Auburn women 3.10 89th Auburn men 2.95 31st 2003 Caesar Garcia First-Team Fall 2005 Auburn women 3.184 24th Spring 1995 Auburn men 2.84 t-37th 2004 Lauren Duerek Third-Team Auburn men 2.821 54th Auburn women 2.87 58th 2004 Caesar Garcia First-Team Spring 2005 Auburn women 3.32 24th Spring 1994 Auburn men 3.04 9th 2006 Kurt Cady First-team Auburn men 2.80 48th Spring 1993 Auburn men 3.04 3rd 2006 Kara Denby First-team Spring 2004 Auburn women 3.21 t-45th Spring 1992 Auburn men 2.85 8th 2007 Kristen Hastrup First-Team Auburn men 3.05 18th Auburn women 2.93 22nd 2008 Kara Denby First-Team Fall 2003 Auburn women 3.25 37th 2010 Jordan Anderson First-Team Auburn men 3.13 15th 2010 Melissa Marik Second-Team Spring 2003 Auburn women 2.987 23rd 2011 Dan Mazzaferro First-Team Auburn men 3.083 57th 2011 Erica Meissner Second-Team Fall 2002 Auburn women 3.248 27th

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Auburn Top Tigers The Auburn Athletic Department recognizes student- Auburn Swimming and Diving Awards athletes for their outstanding efforts in the classroom. The Top Tiger Award honors student-athletes who have Stanley Louis Sugar Memorial Scholar Award at least either a cumulative 3.0 grade point average or Awarded annually for recognition of athleticism and academics. a 3.0 GPA for the last academic year. The honoree also 1999 — Matt Busbee must be a letterwinner in their sport. 2000 — Matt Busbee 2001 — Abby Hochella & Caesar Garcia 2011 Top Tigers for Swimming and Diving 2002 — Abby Hochella & Caesar Garcia Men Women 2003 — Rachel Korth & Caesar Garcia Tony Cox Anna Aguero 2004 — Lauren Duerk & Caesar Garcia James Disney-May Emily Bos 2005 — Lauren Duerk & Kurt Cady Stuart Ferguson Vennie Dantin 2006 — Kara Denby, Kristen Hastrup & Kurt Cady Adam Godzinski Laura Johnson 2007 — Katherine Caldwell, Kristen Hastrup & John Snyder Zane Grothe Becca Jones 2008 — Kristen Hastrup & Dan Mazzaferro Peter Haas Haley Krakoski 2009 — Chelsea Haser, Dan Mazzaferro, Jordan Anderson Spencer Kerns Micah Lawrence 2010 — Kelly Marx & Maggie Bird Adam Klein Erica Meissner 2011 — Adam Godzinski & Erica Meissner TJ Leon Lauren Norberg Chris Manning Lindsey Norberg Auburn Swimming & Diving Award Dan Mazzaferro Erin Reisinger Given to a current female and male swimmer based on scholarship, Andrew Mitchell Hannah Riordan leadership and athletic performance. It is presented to the athletes “who Max Murphy Melanie Roberts depict what Auburn Swimming is all about”. Kyle Owens Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 1999 — Annemieke McReynolds & Lionel Moreau John Santeiu Jenny VonJouanne 2000 — Rada Owen & Aaron Ciarla Brandon Siemasko Sterling Wine 2001 — Maggie Bowen & Jeff Somensatto 2002 — Maggie Bowen & Kirk Hampleman 2003 — Maggie Bowen & Pat Calhoun 2004 — Ashley Rubenstein & Caesar Garcia 2005 — Kirsty Coventry & B.J. Jones 2006 — Jeri Moss & Doug Van Wie 2007 — Hayley Peirsol & Daniel Slocki 2008 — Kara Denby & Cesar Cielo 2009 — Melissa Marik & Pascal Wollach 2010 — Jenny von Jouanne & Jordan Anderson 2011 — Adam Klein & Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace

Bradley Ernest Schade Freshman Unity Award Given annually to a freshman class member who has an immediate impact on the team and shows unity between the incoming freshmen and the upperclassmen. 1999 — Kevin Clements 2000 — Joe Gonzales 2001 — Magda Dyszkiewicz 2002 — Kirsty Coventry 2003 — Lauren Duerk 2004 — Daniel Slocki 2005 — Andrew Callahan 2006 — Emile Ewing 2007 — Tyler McGill 2008 — Erica Meissner & Robert Looney 2009 — Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 2010 — Stuart Ferguson 2011 — Zane Grothe & Emily Bos

Ralph Crocker Spirit of Auburn Award This award is in memory of Coach Ralph Crocker and goes to an athlete, coach or support person who exemplifies Ralph’s Auburn spirit and character as illuminated in the Auburn creed. The award was started in 2007 to honor Ralph followed his death from a bout with cancer. 2007 — John Scott 2008 — Emily Kukors 2009 — Bryan Karkoska 2010 — Tyler McGill 2011 — Bryan Lundquist

Dan Mazzaferro (2006-2011) was a CoSIDA Academic All-American and a 2011 Rhodes Scholarship finalist.

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Auburn’s beautiful main campus--graced by greenery and open spaces and highlighted by historic Samford Park--is made up of 375 buildings spread across 1,875 acres. Buildings in the main campus area are within walking distance of each other. Residence halls are only a short walk from classrooms, dining and athletic facilities. Auburn is located in the Southeastern United States in east- central Alabama about 30 miles from the Georgia border.

• U.S. News and World Report has ranked Auburn among the top 50 public universities for 18 consecutive years. Auburn is ranked a “Best Value” by the Princeton Review.

• AU invests in extensive national assessments to obtain quality, data-driven information for mea- suring and continually improving instruction and student preparation.

• More than 92 percent of our students and more than 95 percent of our alumni say that if they could start college over again, they would choose Auburn.

• A 2005 Harvard survey ranked AU as one of the top six colleges and universities in the country as a place for young faculty to work, which has a lot to do with actively engaging students.

• AU is the only university in the country to offer an undergraduate degree in wireless engineering, and the first in the Southeast to offer degrees in software engineering.

• AU Libraries maintains the largest library in the state, with 3.2 million volumes in its collection. The library subscribes to more than 9,000 journals and 250 electronic databases, provides library instruction and tours to students, prospective students and parents, and serves as an instructional resource for faculty.

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Auburn People Auburn faculty and alumni are world-class achievers in practically every arena. Here are just a few examples:

• AU has graduated more than 232,658 students since it began in 1856. Currently, we have 210,472 alumni living around the world.

• There are 98 Auburn clubs around the country whose primary goal is to raise scholarships for incoming freshmen. The Auburn Alumni Associa- tion and Auburn Club Program awarded a total of 188 scholarships for the 2011-12 school year. Two clubs have endowments of more than $100,000 and the Alumni Association Endowment stands at more than $2.7 million.

• The Student Alumni Association, with member- ship of over 3,400 students, offers three student scholarships for its rising senior members.

• The Auburn Alumni Association has more than 46,000 members and contributes more than $95,000 each year toward professorships and other faculty awards.

Did You Know? Auburn was named one of the top 10 places to live in the country by U.S. News and World Report in its 2009 rankings

One of the state’s fastest growing cities, Auburn has a population of about 57,000. An adjacent twin-city, Opelika, has a population of about 30,000. Atlanta, Ga., is only 100 miles to the northeast via Interstate 85; Birmingham is 100 miles to the north via U.S. 280 or I-85/65; Mont- gomery is 50 miles to the southeast via I-85; and the Gulf beaches are about 200 miles away. The university enjoys the advantages of security, seclusion and clean air and water. Auburn is a clean city with a mild climate that offers many cultural opportunities

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Auburn had 16 of 21 programs compete in post- 16 season action during the 2010-11 season

Since the 2004-05 academic year, Auburn has won 12 national championships (Men’s Swimming & Diving [5], Women’s Swim- ming & Diving [3], Equestrian [2], Football, Women’s Outdoor Track and Field) and 17 SEC Championships (Football [2], Women’s Basketball, Women’s Golf [4], Men’s Swim- ming & Diving [7], Women’s Swimming & Diving [3] and six divisional titles (Baseball, Football [3] and Soccer[2]).

Mission Statement

We have a two-fold purpose: To enable our student-athletes to be successful in all areas of their lives, athletics and academics, and personal endeavors, both now and in their future careers, by providing them with the best resources available in academics, facilities and coaches: And while meeting the needs of our student athletes, to represent and promote Auburn University in a positive manner in all that we do.

The Auburn Athletics Department’s absolute values are to always tell the truth and to treat others as we would like to be treated. We will also adhere to the timeless values of the Auburn Creed. We will lead the way to integrity, diversity, communications, both internally and externally, compliance and customer service.

We will function as a team, helping each other to be successful, rather than focusing on personal success. We will work for the benefit of others and for Auburn, not for personal gain. We will have an attitude of constructive discontent; always striving to be better.

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59 The Auburn football Auburn had 37 athletes combine team won the BCS to earn a total of 59 All-America National Champion- honors during the 2010-11 season ship. 56 A total of 56 Tigers were named to All-Southeastern Conference teams last The men’s swimming season & diving team won its 17th SEC title, the women finished 19 third. Auburn swimmers & divers and track & field athletes won 19 individual or relay SEC titles

Equestrian won the 2011 National 11 Championship. Eleven Tigers were named to the CoSIDA/ESPN The Maga- zine Academic All-District IV Teams with two going on to earn Academic All-America honors

Swimmer Erica Meissner and diver Dan Mazzaferro 5 were named the SEC Five Tigers were named the SEC McWhorter Scholar- Athlete of the Year in the respec- Athletes of the Year. tive sports: Cam Newton (football, offensive), Nick Fairley (football, defensive), Dan Mazzaferro (diving), Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (swim- ing), and Stephen Saenz (outdoor track & field).

13 W A R E A G L E

“War Eagle” Auburn’s battle cry, not Auburn’s nickname. There are several legends concerning the origin of the War Eagle battle cry, dating back to 1864 and the Civil War at the Battle of the Wilder- ness in Virginia.

For over 100 years, eagles have been associated with Auburn University’s football program. From a static presence on the sidelines to rousing flights over the field, WAR EAGLE has become an Auburn icon.

The role of Auburn University’s eagles is to promote wildlife conservation as a part of the education initiatives of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the College of Veterinary Medicine’s Southeastern Raptor Center. The USF&WS permits the Raptor Center to house eagles and use them on hundreds of educational presentations each year – including Auburn’s home football games. Currently, three flighted eagles and numerous other non-releasable raptors are used for these educational programs. Eagles stir emotions in many people as they have come to symbolize strength, power and courage as well as other important values such as freedom, American heritage and the preservation of our environment. Golden Eagles Tiger (War Eagle VI), Nova (War Eagle VII) and Spirit (a Bald Eagle) are the eagles who have inspired football fans with their graceful flights over Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Auburn Fight Song

War...Eagle, fly down the field, Ever to conquer, never to yield. War...Eagle fearless and true. Fight on, you orange and blue. Go! Go! Go! On to vic’try, strike up the band, Give ‘em hell, give ‘em hell. Stand up and yell, Hey! War...Eagle, win for Auburn, Power of Dixie Land!

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Auburn Alma Mater On the rolling plains of Dixie ‘Neath its sun-kissed sky, Proudly stands, our Alma Mater Banners high.

To thy name we’ll sing thy praise, From hearts that love so true, And pledge to thee our Loyalty the ages through.

We hail thee, Auburn, and we vow To work for thy just fame, And hold in memory as we do now Thy cherished name.

Hear thy student voices swelling, Echoes strong and clear, Adding laurels to thy fame Enshrined so dear.

From thy hallowed halls we’ll part, Auburn Creed And bid thee sad adieu;

Thy sacred trust we’ll bear with us I believe that this is a practical world and that I can count only on what I earn. The ages through. Therefore, I believe in work, hard work. I believe in education, which gives me the knowledge to work wisely and We hail thee, Auburn, and we vow trains my mind and my hands to work skillfully. To work for thy just fame, I believe in honesty and truthfulness, without which I cannot win the respect And hold in memory as we do now and confidence of my fellow men. Thy cherished name. I believe in a sound mind, in a sound body and a spirit that is not afraid, and in clean sports to develop these qualities. Composed by Bill Wood ‘42 I believe in obedience to law because it protects the rights of all. Word revision 1960 I believe in the human touch, which cultivates sympathy with my fellow men and mutual helpfulness and brings happiness for all. I believe in my Country, because it is a land of freedom and because it is my own home, and that I can best serve that country by “doing justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with my God.” And because Auburn men and women believe in these things, I believe in Auburn and love it.

- George Petrie (1945)

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16 AUBURN ATHLETICS Jay Jay gogue jacobs President Athletics Director Jay Gogue began his tenure as Auburn Director of Athletics Jay Auburn University’s 18th president on Jacobs has a vision of leading Auburn July 16, 2007. Athletics to becoming the nation’s The Waycross, Ga., native is a preeminent Athletics Department. two-time Auburn graduate in horticul- In his tenure at the helm of the Tigers’ program, the department has ture, receiving a bachelor’s degree in prospered athletically, academically 1969 and a master’s in 1971. In 1973, and financially. he earned a doctorate in horticulture Under Jacobs’ leadership, Auburn from Michigan State University. Athletics has made major strides ben- Shortly after returning to his alma mater, Gogue engaged the tal- efitting Auburn student-athletes, coaches and fans. The department has ent and insight of the Auburn family toward development of a dynamic focused on five strategic goals under his leadership: Winning, graduating and forward-looking strategic plan to guide the University for the future. student-athletes, managing the department’s fiscal affairs, complying with Students, alums, employees, business leaders and other stakeholders con- SEC and NCAA rules and providing a professional game day experience. tributed to a roadmap that will strengthen Auburn’s academic, research The Auburn Athletics Department has consistently ranked in the top 10 percent of the NACDA Directors Cup and has claimed eight national and outreach mission, improve operational efficiency and develop human championships under Jacobs, including a school-record four titles in 2005- capital. 06, along with 14 Southeastern Conference titles. Gogue arrived at Auburn with ample experience in the top ranks Academically, Auburn has earned five public recognitions by the of academia. He was selected president of New Mexico State University NCAA for scoring in the 90th-100th percentile nationally in the Academic in 2000 and, in 2003, named president of the University of Houston and Progress Rate (APR). chancellor of the University of Houston System. Jacobs served as the Senior Associate Athletics Director for Tiger Gogue worked for the National Park Service from 1973 to 1986, ris- Unlimited prior to his appointment as Director of Athletics and has initi- ing to the position of chief administrative scientist for several regions of ated serveral successful business ventures for the Athletics Department, the U.S. Park system. He began his distinguished career in higher educa- including a five-year contract with Under Armour Performance Apparel and nine-year extension with multi-media rights holder ISP Sports. tion administration in 1986 as associate director of the Office of Universi- During Jacobs’ tenure, Auburn has also moved forward with numer- ty Research at Clemson University, where he also served as vice president ous facility projects designed to benefit Tiger athletic programs and their for research and vice president/vice provost for agriculture and natural fans, most notably, the construction of the $92.5 million state-of-the-art resources. Utah State University selected Gogue as provost in 1995. basketball arena and practice facility that will open prior to the 2010-11 Gogue met his wife, Susie, in the 8th grade, and they married dur- season. ing their undergraduate years at Auburn. Susie also earned two Auburn Jacobs was named Auburn’s 14th Director of Athletics on Dec. 22, degrees. They are the proud parents of three children and have one grand- 2004, after working in almost every area of the Auburn Athletics Depart- child. ment for the previous 20 years. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Golden Key honor societies, Jacobs earned his undergraduate and master’s degrees in business administration from Auburn in 1985 and 1988, respectively, and was a mem- Sigma Chi Fraternity, Sigma Xi scientific research society and the National ber of the Auburn football team, earning two letters as an offensive tackle Society of Scabbard and Blade, the honorary military society for all branch- in 1982 and 1983. es of service. Gogue previously served as an accreditation reviewer for He is married to the former Angie Sapp of Dublin, Ga. The couple has the Pacific Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges. three daughters, Haley, Meagan and Jayne.

Scott Carr Kay Hargrave Bernard Hill Tim Jackson Senior Associate A.D. for Senior Associate A.D. for Senior Associate A.D. Executive Associate External Affairs Development Athletics Director

Meredith Jenkins Rich McGlynn David Mines Terry Windle Senior Woman Administrator Senior Associate A.D. Associate A.D. for Senior Associate A.D. Internal Operations and CFO

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GENERAL INFORMATION Table of Contents School...... Auburn University City / Zip...... Auburn, Ala. / 36831 Founded...... Oct. 1, 1856 AUBURN UNIVERSITY Enrollment...... 25,078 2011 SEC Champions...... 3 Nickname...... Tigers The Auburn Program...... 4-5 Colors...... Burnt Orange and Navy Blue Academics...... 6-9 Facility...... James E. Martin Aquatics Center (1,000) Auburn University...... 10-11 Affiliation...... NCAA Division I Auburn Athletics...... 12-13 Conference...... Southeastern Conference War Eagle...... 14 President...... Dr. Jay Gogue Alma Mater...... 15 Alma Mater...... Auburn (1969) President Jay Gogue...... 17 Athletic Director...... Jay Jacobs Alma Mater...... Auburn (1985) Athletics Director Jay Jacobs...... 17 Senior Women’s Administrator...... Meredith Jenkins GENERAL INFORMATION Alma Mater...... Florida State (1992) Table of Contents...... 18 University Website...... www.Auburn.edu Quick Facts...... 18 Media Information...... 19 COACHING STAFF 2011-12 Women’s Roster...... 20 Head Coach...... Brett Hawke 2011-12 Men’s Roster...... 21 Alma Mater...... Auburn (‘10) 2011-12 Schedule...... 22 Season...... 3rd as head coach/5th overall 2012 NCAA Qualifying Standards...... 23 Office Phone...... 334.844.9747 Hawke E-mail...... [email protected] The Southeastern Conference...... 24 Head Diving Coach...... Jeff Shaffer 2012 SEC Championships...... 25 Alma Mater...... Wisconsin (‘80) James E. Martin Aquatics Center...... 26-27 Season...... 13th Outdoor Pool...... 28 Shaffer E-mail...... [email protected] COACHING AND SUPPORT STAFF Director of Swimming Operations...... Tom Healey, Auburn (‘95) Head Coach Brett Hawke...... 29-30 Season...... 27th Diving Coach Jeff Shaffer...... 31-32 Associate Head Coach...... Frank Bradley, Florida State (‘97) Assistant Coaches...... 33-34 Season...... 2nd Support Staff...... 35-38 Assistant Coach...... Richard Long, Auburn (‘05) Season...... 5th 2011-12 TEAM Assistant Coach...... Carrie Karkoska, Purdue (‘06) Women’s Senior Profiles...... 39-42 Season...... 5th Women’s Returner Profiles...... 43-50 Assistant Coach...... Sam Busch, Arizona (‘09) Women’s Newcomer Profiles...... 51-53 Season...... First Men’s Senior Profiles...... 54-57 Athletic Trainer...... Lana Meeks Men’s Returner Profiles...... 58-64 Athletic Trainer...... Nate Warner Men’s Newcomer Profiles...... 65-67 Strength and Conditioning Coach...... Bryan Karkoska 2010-11 SEASON REVIEW 2010-11 Women’s Season Review...... 68-69 MEN’S TEAM INFORMATION 2011 Men’s SEC Finish...... 1st (799 pts.) 2010-11 Men’s Season Review...... 70-71 2011 Men’s NCAA Finish...... 6th (269.5 pts.) 2010-11 Top Times...... 72-73 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 16/13 HISTORY AND RECORDS All-Americans Returning/Lost...... 8/6 History of Auburn Swimming and Diving...... 74-77 SEC Champions Returning/Lost...... 5/4 Auburn Olympians...... 78-79 Newcomers...... 9 Auburn NCAA Championship Reviews...... 80-94 Women’s NCAA Champions...... 95 WOMEN’S TEAM INFORMATION Men’s NCAA Champions...... 96-97 2011 Women’s SEC Finish...... 3rd (563 pts.) Women’s All-Americans...... 98-101 2011 Women’s NCAA Finish...... 8th (202 pts.) Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 17/7 Men’s All-Americans...... 102-105 All-Americans Returning/Lost...... 8/2 Men’s SEC Championships...... 106-108 SEC Champions Returning/Lost...... 7/2 Women’s SEC Championships...... 109 Newcomers...... 9 SEC Championships By The Numbers...... 110 Women’s SEC Champions...... 111-114 TEAM HISTORY Men’s SEC Champions...... 115-118 First Year of Swimming & Diving...... 1932 Auburn Year-By-Year...... 119-123 Number of Years in NCAAs (Men)...... 37 Auburn Top-10 Performances...... 124-125 Number of Years in NCAAs (Women)...... 32 Auburn Team Records...... 126 NCAA Championships (Men)...... 8 ...... 1997, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 NCAA Championships (Women)...... 5 ...... 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007 SEC Championships (Men)...... 17 ...... 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 ...... 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 SEC Championships (Women)...... 5 ...... 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008

CREDITS The 2011-12 Auburn Swimming and Diving Fact Book is a publication of the Auburn Athletic Media Relations Office. Writing, editing, layout and design by Wes Todd, Assistant Director of Media Relations. Special thanks to Debra Hazeldine and Tom Healey from the Auburn Swimming and Diving Office, Kathy Harker, Dan Froehlich, Gary Thorne, Matt Crouch, Mae Margaret Davis and Kendra Lee of the Auburn Media Relations Office, University Relations, the Alumni Center, the Auburn-Opelika Chamber of Commerce and Convention Bureau, Mark Murphy and Sandy Colby. Photography was provided by Todd Van Emst, Leffie V. Dailey, Anthony Hall, Peter Bick, Emily McLain, Tim Morse, Cliff Williams, Vasha Hunt, John Reed, Jeff Etheridge, USA Swimming, John Oliver, Diane Curtis, Jackie Holmes and Auburn University Archives. Auburn University is an equal opportunity educational institution/employer.

18 MEDIA INFORMATION

Kirk Sampson Chuck Gallina Dan Froehlich Matt Crouch Bob Grant Wes Todd Assistant AD / Director of Associate Director Associate Director Assistant Director Assistant Director Media Relations Media Relations Swim/Dive Contact

Kathy Harker Taylor Bryan Todd Van Emst Steve Sain Administrative Assistant Photographer Videographer Assistant

AUBURN MEDIA RELATIONS HOME PHONE KIRK SAMPSON, Assistant AD/Media Relations...... (334) 887-0839 The Auburn media relations department considers its work with Football...... [email protected] the media a top priority. The 2011-12 Auburn Swimming & Div- CHUCK GALLINA, Sports Information Director...... (334) 502-0929 ing Fact Book has been prepared to assist the working media in their coverage of the Tigers. If you need additional information, Men’s Basketball, Equestrian, Men’s Golf...... [email protected] interview or photograph requests, or have any questions, please DAN FROEHLICH, Associate Director...... (334) 826-2838 contact Wes Todd in the media relations office at 334.844.9182. Soccer, Baseball...... [email protected] MATT CROUCH, Associate Director...... (334) 740-4109 Interview Policy Football, Women’s Basketball, Women’s Golf...... [email protected] Coach Hawke, his assistants and all athletes are available for phone and personal interviews by contacting Wes Todd in the media BOB GRANT, Assistant Director...... (334) 740-0934 relations office. Post-meet interviews will be allowed following a Football, Softball...... [email protected] 10-minute cooling off period. WES TODD, Assistant Director...... (334) 750-5682 Volleyball, Swimming and Diving, Men’s Tennis...... [email protected] Credentials TAYLOR BRYAN, Media Relations Assistant...... (334) 844-9900 Anyone wishing to cover Auburn swimming and diving should contact Wes Todd in the media relations office at least one day in Cross Country, Gymnastics, Women’s Tennis...... [email protected] advance in order to make the proper arrangements. STEVE SAIN, Video Contact...... (334) 750-1388 Video/Satellite feed contact...... [email protected] Meet Day Services TODD VAN EMST, Photographer...... (334) 740-1380 Statistics, rosters and meet notes will be provided prior to the meet. Event results will also be handed out during and following Still photograph contact...... [email protected] the meets. Phones and fax machines are available in the media KATHY HARKER, Administrative Assistant...... (334) 887-5532 relations office located in the Auburn Athletic Complex.

Mailing Address Overnight Address Video Services P.O. Box 351 Auburn Athletic Complex Satellite and FTP feeds of selected Auburn swimming & diving highlights available for the media. A number of studio and satellite Auburn, AL 36831-0351 392 South Donahue Drive services may be arranged for electronic media by calling Steve Sain Auburn, AL 36849 in the Auburn Media Relations office at 334.844.9809.

On the Web www.AuburnTigers.com The latest news on Auburn athletics can be found on the net at www.auburntigers.com. Releases, stories, information and stats provided by the media relations office are available.

19 2011-12 WOMEN’S ROSTER Name Event(s) Height Year Hometown/Last School Anna Aguero* Diving 5-2 SR Moultrie, Ga./Colquitt County Erica Belcher Backstroke/IM 5-10 FR Reading, Mass./Reading Memorial Emily Bos*^ Backstroke 5-6 SO Holland, Mich./Holland Autumn Brown Sprint Freestyle 5-7 FR Pendleton, Ind./Pendleton Heights Cinzia Calabretta Diving 5-6 FR Orlando, Fla./Boone Katherine Daniels Freestyle 5-6 FR Dunwoody, Ga./The Marist School Vennie Dantin*^ Diving 5-8 SR Conroe, Texas/The Woodlands Siena DeVenuto Freestyle 5-8 SO Pompano Beach, Fla./Pine Crest Abby Duncan Breaststroke/IM 5-7 FR Champlin, Minn/Champlin Park Megan Fonteno Sprint Freestyle 5-4 FR Jacksonville, Fla./Bolles Katie Gardocki* Freestyle/Butterfly/IM 5-8 JR Suffield, Conn./Suffield Laura Johnson Breaststroke/IM 5-11 JR Montgomery, Ala./Loveless Academic Magnet Becca Jones* Freestyle 5-11 JR Virginia Beach, Va./First Colonial Haley Krakoski Free/Fly/Back 5-8 SO Paradise Valley, Ariz./Xavier College Prep Aimee Middleton Backstroke/Butterfly 5-4 FR Opelika, Ala./Ballard Christian Lauren Norberg*^ Breaststroke/IM 5-9 JR Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca Lindsey Norberg*^ Breaststroke/Butterfly 5-10 JR Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca Sarah Peterson Fly/Breast/IM 5-7 FR Friendswood, Texas/Clear Brook Erin Reisinger Backstroke/Freestyle 5-8 SO Marietta, Ga./Walton Hannah Riordan*^ Freestyle 5-11 JR Cornwall, Ontario, Canada/Cornwall Collegiate Shanna Schuelein Diving 5-4 FR Oklahoma City, Okla./Casady School Olivia Scott*^ Butterfly/Freestyle 5-8 SO Aurora, Ill./Rosary Morgan Smith Backstroke/IM 5-7 JR Houston, Texas/Klein Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace*^! Freestyle 5-6 SR Nassau, Bahamas/The Bolles School Sterling Wine Freestyle/Butterfly 5-7 JR Orlando, Fla./Lake Highland Prep Kelsey Winters Butterfly/Freestyle/IM 5-7 SR Savannah, Ga./St. Andrews

Coaching Staff: Head Coach: Brett Hawke Diving Coach: Jeff Shaffer Associate Head Coach: Frank Bradley Assistant Coaches: Richard Long, Sam Busch Carrie Karkoska

* - NCAA All-American ! - NCAA Champion ^ - SEC Conference Champion

20 2011-12 MEN’S ROSTER Name Event(s) Height Year Hometown/Last School Kevin Behrens Butterfly/Backstroke 6-1 FR Munster, Ind./Munster Michael Beran Diving 5-11 FR Austin, Texas/Anderson Allen Browning Freestyle/Backstroke 6-5 FR Alpharetta, Ga./Alpharetta Marcelo Chierighini*^ Sprint Freestyle 6-4 JR Sao Paulo, Brazil/Avanco James Disney-May Freestyle 6-1 SO Surrey, England/Millfield School Stuart Ferguson*^ Breast/Fly/IM 5-10 JR Richmond, Va./Collegiate Chandler Gerlach Breaststroke 6-1 JR St. Augustine, Fla./Indian River State College Piankhi Gibson Freestyle/Butterfly 6-2 FR Oakland, Calif./Acalanes Adam Godzinski Diving 6-0 SR Fontenay aux Roses, France Zane Grothe* Distance Freestyle 6-1 SO Boulder City, Nev./Boulder City Peter Haas Breaststroke 5-9 SO Dunwoody, Ga./Marist Nimrod Hayet Butterly/IM 5-8 SO Modiin, Israel/Peddie Spencer Kerns Breaststroke 5-8 SO Grand Bay, Ala./St. Paul’s Episcopal Chris Kramer Freestyle/IM 5-9 JR Hanover, Pa./South Western Karl Krug*^ Freestyle 6-6 SR Yucaipa, Calif./Yucaipa TJ Leon Freestyle/Butterfly 6-3 SO Mobile, Ala./UMS-Wright Prep Chris Manning*^ Freestlye/Butterfly 6-0 SO Brantford, Ontario/North Park Collegiate Fraser McKean Diving 5-9 FR Victoria, British Columbia/Claremont Secondary Tommy McKee Individual Medley 6-3 FR Wilmington, Del./Brandywine Aaron Middleton Butterfly 6-1 JR Opelika, Ala./Ballard Christian Drew Modrov*^ Freestyle 6-2 SR Smithtown, N.Y./Rider University Max Murphy* Backstroke/Butterfly 6-1 SR Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound Kyle Owens* Freestyle/Backstroke 6-4 JR Johnson City, Tenn./Science Hill Sam Parker Freestyle 6-0 FR Newcastle, Australia/Hunter Valley Grammar John Santeiu IV Diving 6-2 SO Dearborn Heights, Mich./University of Detroit Jesuit Brandon Siemasko Freestyle/Backstroke 6-0 JR Indianapolis, Ind./North Central Eduardo Vaz Guimaraes Freestyle 6-1 FR Rio de Janiero, Brazil/Avanco

Coaching Staff: Head Coach: Brett Hawke Diving Coach: Jeff Shaffer Associate Head Coach: Frank Bradley Assistant Coaches: Richard Long, Sam Busch, Carrie Karkoska

* - NCAA All-American ! - NCAA Champion ^ - SEC Conference Champion

21 2011-12 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place Time Oct. 5, 2011 Arkansas (W) AUBURN 5 p.m. Oct. 21, 2011 LSU (M) Baton Rouge, La. 2 p.m. Notre Dame (W) Notre Dame, Ind. 2 p.m. Nov. 4, 2011 Penn State (M & W) AUBURN 4 p.m. Nov. 11, 2011 Georgia (M & W) AUBURN 4 p.m. Nov. 17-20, 2011 Georgia Tech Diving Invitational Atlanta, Ga. All Day Dec. 2-4, 2011 Georgia Invitational Athens, Ga. All Day Dec. 15-22, 2011 USA Diving Winter Nationals Knoxville, Tenn. All Day Jan. 3-5, 2012 Georgia Diving Invitational Athens, Ga. All Day Jan. 10, 2012 Texas (W) AUBURN 5 p.m. Jan. 12-13, 2012 Texas (M) AUBURN 5 p.m./1 p.m. Jan. 13-15, 2012 Ralph Crocker Invitational AUBURN All Day Jan. 21, 2012 Florida (M & W) Gainesville, Fla. 9 a.m. Feb. 15-18, 2012 SEC Swimming & Diving Championships Knoxville, Tenn. All Day Feb. 24-26, 2012 Bulldog Invitational Athens, Ga. All Day March 4, 2012 James E. Martin Invitational AUBURN All Day March 5-7, 2012 NCAA Zone B Diving AUBURN All Day March 15-17, 2012 NCAA Women’s Championships AUBURN All Day March 22-24, 2012 NCAA Men’s Championships Seattle, Wash. All Day

22 NCAA QUALIFYING STANDARDS 2012 NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Qualifying Standards

MEN’S SWIMMING WOMEN’S SWIMMING (25-Yard Course) (25-Yard Course) Event ‘A’ Standard ‘B’ Standard Event ‘A’ Standard ‘B’ Standard 50 freestyle 19.35 20.29 50 freestyle 21.93 22.99 100 freestyle 42.26 44.37 100 freestyle 47.84 50.19 200 freestyle 1:33.61 1:38.09 200 freestyle 1:44.02 1:48.29 500 freestyle 4:15.68 4:25.29 500 freestyle 4:38.46 4:47.79 1650 freestyle 14:51.15 15:30.69 1650 freestyle 15:53.38 16:30.59 100 butterfly 46.04 48.34 100 butterfly 52.02 54.62 200 butterfly 1:42.95 1:48.09 200 butterfly 1:54.95 2:00.69 100 backstroke 46.28 48.59 100 backstroke 52.55 55.17 200 backstroke 1:41.53 1:46.60 200 backstroke 1:53.37 1:59.24 100 breaststroke 52.87 55.51 100 breaststroke 59.65 1:02.98 200 breaststroke 1:54.25 1:59.96 200 breaststroke 2:09.25 2:16.20 200 individual medley 1:44.05 1:49.25 200 individual medley 1:56.13 2:01.79 400 individual medley 3:43.68 3:54.86 400 individual medley 4:05.65 4:19.69 200 freestyle relay 1:17.69 1:21.57 200 freestyle relay 1:28.35 1:32.76 400 freestyle relay 2:51.26 3:01.09 400 freestyle relay 3:14.93 3:24.67 800 freestyle relay 6:20.76 6:42.42 800 freestyle relay 7:02.07 7:23.17 200 medley relay 1:25.40 1:29.94 200 medley relay 1:36.68 1:42.70 400 medley relay 3:08.22 3:17.63 400 medley relay 3:32.56 3:43.18

MEN’S DIVING WOMEN’S DIVING (Qualifying point total in any 6 dive list with standard DD) (*Qualifying point total in any 6 dive list with standard DD) Event Zone Standard (**Qualifying total in any 5 dive list with standard DD) 1-meter diving 300 points Event Zone Standard 3-meter diving 320 points 1-meter diving *265 points Platform diving 300 points 3-meter diving *280 points Platform diving **225 points

23 THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

SEC MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING NOTES • Auburn has won 15 consecutive SEC Men’s Championships (1997-2011). • The SEC has had 11 NCAA Men’s Team Champions: (Tennessee - 1978; Florida - 1983 & 1985; Auburn - 1997, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009). • 2011 marked the 42nd consecutive year that the SEC has had at least one team in the top 10 of the NCAA Championships. The Southeastern Conference • The SEC has placed a total of 110 teams in the top 10 since 1969. • SEC athletes in swimming and diving have captured a total of 160 individual Commissioner: Mike Slive NCAA titles (including relays). Founded: 1933 Swimming & Diving Members: SEC WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING NOTES Alabama Crimson Tide • With the second-place finish of the Georgia Bulldogs at the 2011 NCAA Arkansas Razorbacks (women) Championships, an SEC school has finished either first or second in the Champi- Auburn Tigers onships every year since 1999. Florida Gators • Since 1982, the SEC has placed 82 teams in the NCAA top 10. Georgia Bulldogs • 225 individual NCAA titles have been captured by SEC athletes (including re- Kentucky Wildcats lays). LSU Tigers • Auburn’s Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace set a new NCAA mark in the 100 free South Carolina Gamecocks twice at the 2011 SEC Championships. Tennessee Lady Volunteers

Vanderbilt Commodores (women)

Coming in 2012-13:

Missouri Tigers

Texas A&M Aggies

SEC Media Relations

Charles Bloom, Associate Commissioner

Craig Pinkerton, Director

Tammy Wilson, Associate Director

Chuck Dunlap, Associate Director

Chevonne Mansfield, Assistant Director

Swimming and Diving Contact:

Chevonne Mansfield

Address:

2201 Richard Arrington Blvd.

Birmingham, AL 35203-1103

Phone: 205.458.3000

Fax: 205.458.3031

E-mail: [email protected]

Web site: www.SECSports.com

24 2012 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS

2012 SEC Swimming and Diving Championships Knoxville, Tenn. Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatics Center Feb. 15-18, 2012

The Auburn swimming and diving program has experienced a lot of success when it comes to the Southeastern Conference Swimming and Diving Championships. The Auburn men have won 17 of the last 18 titles, including a SEC record 15th-straight title in 2011. The Auburn women have had their own success at the meet as well, winning five SEC titles.

Individually, the Auburn men have won 178 total individual titles (including relays) at the conference meet and have won at least one individual title in each of the 21 events in the championship program. The Auburn women have won 123 individiual titles and have won at least one individual title in the last 20 conference meets.

Completed in 2008 at a cost of more than $24 million, the Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatic Center is one of the nation’s premier facilities for swimming and diving.

The state-of-the-art facility boasts a full-size 50-meter competition pool, a separate competition diving well, a strength training center, sports medicine facility and high-tech team room.

Other amenities include permanent seating for 1,800 spectators with a spacious deck area to accommodate up to 2,000 additional individuals, teams and other personnel comfortably during meets.

This will be the first SEC Championship meet staged in the new facility. Tennessee previously hosted the league meet in 2006 at its former facility, the Student Aquatic Center. The AJIAC played host to last year’s NCAA Division III Championship meet.

25 JAMES E. MARTIN AQUATICS CENTER

Draped with banners honoring the eight-time Men’s NCAA Champions, The 63,000 square-foot facility opened in October 1993 and hosted four-time Women’s NCAA Champions and 22 SEC titles, the James E. nine collegiate competitions during its first year of operation, including Martin Aquatics Center has been home to the Auburn swimming and the 1994 Southeastern Conference Championships. diving team since it opened in 1993. Chosen to host some of the top competitions in the sport of swimming, the Aquatics Center is designed Since its opening, the facility has become a home to a multitude of as one of the premier natatoriums in the nation, and provides Auburn national and international Olympic teams. Auburn swim teams have and its athletes with the perfect facility for training and competition. competed against members of the U.S. National Team in competitions, the U.S. Water Polo Team has used the facility for training sessions During the 2002-03 season, the center was showcased on multiple and competitions, and various other national teams called the Martin occasions, as the Southeastern Conference Championships was held Aquatics Center home in preparation for the 1996 Summer Olympics in here for the third time since dedication and the 2003 Women’s NCAA Atlanta including China, Japan, Finland, Israel and South Africa. Championship was hosted by Auburn from March 20-22. The facility had also previously hosted the 1998 NCAA Men’s Swimming and Diving Na- The center played host to the U.S. Open in 1995, 2000 and again in tional Championships. The Oct. 7, 2002, issue of Sports Illustrated rated 2005. The three-day meet featured approximately 800 of the top Ameri- the pool third fastest pool in the country. During the course of the two can and international swimmers. championship events in 2003, a total of 12 SEC records were established while seven new NCAA records were set during the women’s champi- The swimming center complex, located between Beard-Eaves Coliseum onships. and the Student Activities Center, houses an Olympic-size pool with two moveable bulkheads which allow for variable distance competition and The facility last hosted a major event in 2009 as the SEC Swimming and simultaneous diving. Diving Championships were held at Auburn. The center is set to host the 2012 NCAA Women’s Swimming and Diving Champion- The center is equipped with seating for approximately 1,000 specta- ships in March. tors with an additional 800 seats for competitors on the pool deck. The facility adjoins Auburn’s former swimming facility, which has undergone Formally dedicated on April 30, 1994, the $10.5 million center is named an extensive renovation and now serves as a warm-up and practice for former Auburn president Dr. James E. Martin, a key player in the pool. The facility was designed with speed in mind and results from the project’s undertaking. 1998 NCAA Men’s Championships, 1994 SEC Championships and 1995

26 JAMES E. MARTIN AQUATICS CENTER

U.S. Open prove that the pool is one of the nation’s fast- Facility Quick Facts est. • James E. Martin Aquatics Center Championship History The design of the pool incorporates a state of the Southeastern Conference Championships...... 1994, 2000, 2003, 2009 art gutter system which absorbs waves rather than Men’s NCAA Championships...... 1998 reverberating them back into to the competition pool. Women’s NCAA Championships...... 2003, 2012 Ultimately, the design creates a calmer pool and reduces U.S. Open...... 1995, 2000, 2005 the amount of turbulence swimmers must face. In addi- • The Pool: The pool is nine feet deep at its most shallow point and 16.5 feet tion, the bulkheads feature a flow-through design which deep beneath the diving apparatus. The design of the pool incorporates a minimizes waves rebounding on turns. state of the art gutter system which absorbs waves rather than reverberating them back into the competition pool. Ultimately the design creates a calmer The pool is nine feet deep at its most shallow point pool and reduces the amount of turbulence swimmers must face. In addi- and 16.5 feet deep beneath the diving apparatus. The tion, the bulkheads feature a flow-through design which minimizes waves diving facility features two one-meter springboards, two rebounding on turns. three-meter springboards and five platform levels (1-, 3-, 5-, 7.5- and 10-meters). The floor of the diving well is • Competition Pool: Length...... 232 Feet (77 Yards) navy blue and provides a darker contrast which makes it Width...... 75 Feet (25 Yards) easier for divers to spot the water during the course of Depth...... 9 Feet to 10 Feet; 16.5 Feet in Diving Area a dive. Gallons of Water...... 1.6 Million

Recent additions to the facility include a new Daktronics • The Diving Pool: The diving facility features two one-meter springboards, high-definition video board on the west wall, along with two three-meter springboards and five platform levels (1-, 3-, 5-, 7.5- and new record boards displaying Auburn, NCAA and World 10-meters). The floor of the diving well is navy blue and provides a darker records. A new closed-circuit television/video camera contrast which makes it easier for divers to spot the water during the course of a dive. setup has also beed added on the pool deck.

• Spectators: The center is equipped with seating for approximately 1000 spectators with an additional 800 seats for competitors on the pool deck.

• Building: Total Square Footage ...... 77,629 New Construction...... 59,753 Renovated Area...... 17,876

27 OUTDOOR TRAINING FACILITY Auburn Outdoor Training Facility

For years, Auburn University has had one of the top competition and training facilities in the country in the James E. Martin Aquatic Center. In the fall of 2007, Auburn furthered the commitment to its athletes as the Tigers opened their new outdoor pool, adjacent to AU’s Student Activities Center.

Sitting at the former site of Auburn’s Luther Young Tennis Courts, the outdoor pool is 50-meters long and 25-meters wide. It can be set up with 10 lanes for long course (50-meter) swimming or 22 lanes for short course (25-meters).

The pool holds 600,000 gallons of water and is heated so that it can be used throughout the year.

Along with the bonus of training outdoors, the outdoor pool offers an advantage in training for international competitions as many of those are held outdoors.

28 HEAD COACH BRETT HAWKE BRETT HAWKE HEAD COACH / THIRD YEAR / AUBURN ‘10

In his third full year as head coach of Auburn swimming & diving, Brett leadoff. Hawke has continued to uphold the championship tradition of the Tigers. In all, Auburn sprinters won six All-America honors with Cielo sweeping And as the program heads into an Olympic year, Hawke and the rest of the 50 and 100 freestyle titles in 2008. He also became the first swimmer his staff are preparing not only to defend another SEC title and produce to break the 41-second barrier in the 100 free with a 40.92. For his efforts, NCAA champions, but also to reach the pinnacle of the sport at the 2012 Cielo was named the NCAA Swimmer of the Year for the second year in a London Olympics. row. Hawke’s Tigers kept their men’s SEC championship streak alive in 2011, Hawke has also seen coaching success at the international level. He capturing the program’s 15th consecutive conference championship and served as an assistant coach for the United States team at the 2011 World 17th overall in winning a tight meet with the host Florida Gators. In the University Games, helping lead the Americans to 27 medals at the event. men’s championship meet, Auburn athletes won five individual titles and During the 2009 World Championships, Hawke served as an assistant two relays, while the Tiger women took two individual titles and three coach with the Brazilian national team and coached Cielo to two gold med- relays en route to a third-place finish. Under Hawke’s guidance, junior Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace broke an NCAA and U.S. Open record in the 100 freestyle with a 46.81 at the SEC Championships; she would later win a national title in both that event and the 50 freestyle, becoming the first Auburn woman to capture an NCAA Championship in those events. During his first full season as head coach, Hawke led the men’s program to its 16th SEC title and its record 14th-straight conference championship in 2010. During the 2010 conference meet, Auburn swimmers recorded seven individual titles and five relay titles. Under Hawke’s direction as co-head coach in 2009, the Auburn men came away with their eighth national title, capturing the 2009 Men’s Swim- ming and Diving NCAA Championship. During the three-day event, Auburn recorded 54 All-America honors and had one individual and four relay champions. The Tigers also set three US Open, three NCAA and 17 school records en route to the title. Hawke returned to The Plains in the summer of 2006 as an assistant coach for the program. Hawke, a native of Sydney, Australia, was a 17-time All-American swimmer for Auburn from 1997 to 1999. As a member of the coaching staff, Hawke works directly with the Auburn sprinters. Under his direction, Cesar Cielo provided one of the top highlights from the 2008 NCAA Championships as he became the fastest swimmer in the world with his 18.47 in the 50 free. What made the mark even more impressive was not that he did it once, but he reached the mark three times. He won the 50 free with a time of 18.52 after qualifying with an 18.79 in the preliminary. His time of 18.47 came as the 200 free relay Head Coach Brett Hawke with his family: wife Trudi, daughter Kirra, son Koby, and twins Yasmin and Lily.

29 HEAD COACH BRETT HAWKE als in the 50 and 100 freestyles. Cielo became the fastest swimmer in the world in the 100 free when he touched the wall in 46.91. Other Tiger sprinters medaling at the championships were Fred Bousquet (silver - 50 free, bronze - 100 free, 4x100 free relay) and Matt Targett (silver - 50 fly, bronze - 4x100 medley relay). Hawke also had the opportunity to coach Cielo at the 2008 Olympic Games. Serving once again as an assistant coach with the Brazilian national team, Hawke mentored the South American star as he won a bronze in the 100m free and a gold in the 50m free with an Olympic record time of 21.30. Other Auburn sprinters trained by Hawke at the 2008 Olympics included Matt Targett, Fred Bousquet, Jakob Andkjaer and Alexei Puninski. Targett and Bousquet both brought home medals after their performance on relay teams. Auburn sprinters overall were very impressive at the 2007 NCAAs with 13 swimmers advancing to finals. In the men’s 50 free, Auburn took the top two spots with Cielo taking the title and Targett right behind him. Scott Goodrich and Bryan Lundquist also made the championship final. In the women’s 50 free, it was Kara Denby leading the team in eighth. In the 100 free, Cielo picked up another NCAA Championship with a time of 41.17 and Targett followed in sixth place. In the women’s 100 free, it was Denby again leading the team in fourth place, followed by Emily Kukors in fifth. The Brett Hawke File During his time in Auburn, Hawke captured nine NCAA titles to go along with seven SEC crowns. In 1997, Hawke became part of Auburn history as he was a member of the first NCAA Championship team. Collegiate Coaching Career A two-time Olympian, Hawke finished sixth in the 50m free in Athens. Hawke has three Auburn Men’s and Women’s Head Coach...... Third Year Commonwealth Games medals in his collection, including silver in the 50m free from 2002. Auburn Men’s and Women’s Assistant Coach...... 2006-2009 Adding to his long list of international experience, in 2001 and 2003, Hawke was a World Championship finalist in the 50m free and at the 2002 Pan Pacific Championships, Hawke Collegiate Coaching Honors won bronze in the 50m free. Hawke is married to the former Trudi James and the couple have four children: Kirra NCAA Coach of the Year...... 2009 (13), Kobe (9) and twins Yasmin and Lily (3). James was a member of the Auburn University soccer team from 1994-97. Hawke earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Auburn International Coaching Career in the summer of 2010. Olympics Brazil Assistant Coach...... Beijing - 2008 World Championships Brazil Assistant Coach...... Rome, Italy - 2009 World University Games Individual Champions Coached United States Assistant Coach...... Shenzen, China - 2011 Adam Brown SEC Champion...... 50 free - 2011 College Swimming Career ...... 100 free - 2011 • A 17-time All-American at Auburn University from 1997- Cesar Cielo Olympic Gold...... 50 free - 2008 99 Olympic Bronze...... 100 free - 2008 • Winner of nine NCAA Individual Titles and seven SEC World Champion...... 50 free - 2009 Individual Titles ...... 100 free - 2009 • Member of Auburn’s first NCAA Championship-winning NCAA Champion...... 50 free - 2007, 2008 5 team ...... 100 free - 2007, 2008 Olympians SEC Champion...... 50 free - 2006, 2007, 2008 ...... 100 free - 2006, 2007, 2008 International Swimming Career Stuart Ferguson • A two-time Olympian with the Australian national team SEC Champion...... 100 breast - 2011 • Held the Australian record in the 50m freestyle (22.07) Micah Lawrence 3 SEC Champion...... 100 breast - 2010 Olympic Medalists Gideon Louw SEC Champion...... 50 free - 2010 ...... 100 free - 2010 Adam Klein SEC Champion...... 100 breast - 2010 13 Kohlton Norys World Championship Swimmers NCAA Champion...... 100 back - 2009 Matt Targett SEC Champion...... 50 free - 2009 ...... 100 free - 2009 ...... 100 fly - 2009 Pascal Wollach 13 SEC Champion...... 100 back - 2009, 2010 NCAA Champions Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace NCAA Champion...... 50 free - 2011 ...... 100 free - 2011 SEC Champion...... 50 free - 2011 ...... 100 free - 2010, 2011 ...... 100 fly - 2010 28 SEC Champions

30 HEAD DIVING COACH JEFF SHAFFER JEFF SHAFFER HEAD DIVING COACH / 13TH YEAR / WISCONSIN (‘80)

Jeff Shaffer has been developing and guiding divers across the NCAA team titles. country to great accomplishments throughout their careers in the The contributions started through Shaffer’s first recruiting class last 30 years. He came to Auburn almost 13 years ago as one of the that included Caesar Garcia and Ashley Rubenstein and have contin- most respected coaches in the diving community and has improved ued throughout the last 13 years. the Auburn diving program in Olympic-size proportions. Evidence of Shaffer’s philosophy of developing athletes can be seen During his tenure at Auburn, Shaffer has made the diving program through all of his pupils, including Garcia and Rubenstein. With Shaf- into a complete complement to the Auburn swimming program. fer’s guidance, Garcia grew from an All-American as a freshman to a Through his strong coaching ability and sound philosophy, Shaffer has two-time NCAA platform champion, the 2004 SEC and NCAA Male guided his student-athletes to success. Diver of the Year and a XXVIII Olympian. “Our philosophy here at Auburn is developing divers from the Rubenstein played a significant role in three NCAA champion- ground up,” Shaffer said. “It is a growing process and through the ship teams. She was a member of Auburn’s first-ever women’s NCAA experiences gained here, our divers have the opportunity to become title in 2002 and as a senior in 2004, her fourth-place finish on the great.” 1-meter contributed to the team’s large margin of victory and its Shaffer’s coaching career kicked off in 1980 after he graduated third-straight national title. Rubenstein has gone on to be a 2004 from the University of Wisconsin with a bachelor’s degree in physi- USA Olympic Team Trials finalist, a National Team member and most cal education. He moved to Mission Viejo, Calif., and assisted diving recently, the 2006 U.S. National title one the 1-meter. legend Ron O’Brien from 1980-85. Shaffer followed O’Brien to Boca Among the many successful divers Shaffer has instructed, some Raton, Fla., and continued to coach with him until 1988. include NCAA champions Matt Bricker and Steve Segerlin and All- While with O’Brien and during his career coaching at the club America honorees Corey Gerlach and Lynnsey Segraves. level, Shaffer coached divers of all ages and ability levels and dem- In 2009, Auburn’s Kelly Marx and Dan Mazzaferro played key roles onstrated the gift to develop divers to world renowned status. His on the team’s eighth NCAA title run during the 2008-09 season. talent was recognized by the United States Olympic Committee in Marx was runner-up on the 3-meter and reached the finals on the 1996 when they honored him as the inaugural recipient of the USOC one-meter, while Mazzaferro earned honorable mention All-America National Developmental Coach of the Year for all Olympic sports. honors on the three-meter at the national meet. Both divers earned Throughout his club coaching career, Shaffer has guided divers to honorable mention All-America accolades on the 10-meter platform. many distinguished accomplishments. Such honors include 10 World At the conclusion of the 2009-10 season, Shaffer’s diving corp Junior champions, 39 National Junior champions, eight Senior Na- came away with three SEC titles and seven All-America honors. Marx tional champions, three Junior National Team titles and three Senior concluded his senior season with three All-America honors, two SEC National Team titles. titles (1-meter, platform) and was named SEC Male Diver of the Year. Shaffer carried his philosophy and achievements to the collegiate Vennie Dantin captured the conference 3-meter championship, while level, first to LSU, then to Southern California and now at Auburn. His she and Anna Aguero competed in their first NCAA meet and came divers have played crucial roles in contributing to the success Auburn away with two All-America honors each. Thad Ellis was also honored has had on the national level, making an impact on 12 of Auburn’s by the SEC, being named SEC Male Freshman Diver of the Year.

31 HEAD DIVING COACH JEFF SHAFFER The 2011 season saw Mazzaferro win the 3-meter and platform titles at the SEC Championships, earning SEC Male Diver of the Year and SEC Commis- sioner’s Trophy honors, while Dantin and Mazzaferro both earned All-America honors. All in all, the philosophy that Shaffer has embedded in his coaching has proven to be successful from his days with O’Brien to now as he continues to provide his student-athletes opportunities to grow into essential contributors to the continued accomplishments the Auburn swimming and diving teams experience, as well as success on the international level. Shaffer and his wife, Jenny, have two daughters, Amy (23) and Kelly (22). The couple also has a son, J.J. (Jeffrey Jr.) (17). Amy is an Auburn graduate, while Kelly is a senior at Samford University.

Collegiate Champions LSU - 1993-95 Susie Ryan NCAA Champion ...... Platform -1994 SEC Champion...... Platform - 1994 The Jeff Shaffer File SEC Diver of the Year...... 1994 Collegiate Coaching Career Auburn Diving Coach...... 1999-present Southern California - 1995-99 10 Southern California Diving Coach...... 1995-99 Tim Allport World Junior Champions Pac-10 Champion...... One-Meter - 1997 LSU Diving Coach...... 1993-95 Natalya Chikina Pac-10 Champion...... Three-Meter - 1997 Collegiate Coaching Honors Justin Dumais NCAA Men’s Diving Coach of the Year...... 2004, 2007 Pac-10 Champion...... One-Meter - 1998 SEC Men’s Diving Coach of the Year ...... Three-Meter - 1998 39 ...... 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 ...... Platform - 1998 National Junior Champions SEC Women’s Diving Coach of the Year...... 1994 Dorte Lindner Pacific-10 Men’s Diving Coach of the Year...... 1998, 1999 Pac-10 Champion...... One-Meter - 1998 Pacific-10 Women’s Diving Coach of the Year...... 1998 ...... Three-Meter - 1998 Maria Elena Romero International Coaching Career Pac-10 Champion...... One-Meter - 1996 8 Olympics U.S. Assistant Diving Coach...... Athens, Greece - 2004 Auburn - 1999-present Senior National Champions Vennie Dantin World Championships SEC Champion...... Three-Meter - 2010 U.S. Diving Coach...... Perth, Australia - 1998 Caeser Garcia FINA World Cup NCAA Champion...... Platform - 2003, 2004 U.S. Diving Coach...... Mexico City, Mexico - 1997 SEC Champion...... Platform - 2003, 2004 Goodwill Games Matt Bricker 7 NCAA Champions U.S. Diving Coach...... St. Petersburg, Russia - 1994 NCAA Champion...... Platform - 2005 U.S. Diving Coach...... New York City, United States - 1998 SEC Champion...... Platform - 2002 World University Games Corey Gerlach U.S. Diving Coach...... Daegu, South Korea - 2003 SEC Champion...... Three-Meter - 2007 U.S. Co-Head Coach...... İzmir, Turkey - 2005 Kelly Marx SEC Champion...... One-Meter - 2008, 2010 18 ...... Platform - 2010 SEC Champions College Education Dan Mazzaferro University of Wisconsin SEC Champion...... Three-Meter - 2009, 2011 Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education...... 1980 ...... Platform - 2008, 2009 , 2011 SEC Commissioner’s Trophy...... 2011 SEC Diver of the Year...... 2011 Steven Segerlin 90 NCAA Champion...... Three-Meter - 2007 All-American honors ...... Platform - 2006, 2007 SEC Champion...... One-Meter - 2007 ...... Three-Meter - 2007 ...... Platform - 2005, 2007

32 AUBURN STAFF FRANK RICHARD BRADLEY LONG

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH / 2ND YEAR / ASSISTANT COACH / 6TH YEAR / AUBURN (‘05) FLORIDA STATE (‘97)

Frank Bradley is in his second season as associate head coach for the Richard Long begins his sixth season with the Auburn swimming Auburn swimming and diving program. and diving team as an assistant coach.

His first year with the Tigers was a success as Auburn continued its Under his guidance, the Auburn men captured their 15th con- streak of SEC men’s championships, winning its 15th in a row in 2011. At secutive SEC title and 17th overall in 2011, winning five individual the league meet, Auburn’s men and women combined for five individual titles and five relay victories. titles and two relays at the SEC Championships.

Bradley came to Auburn from Indian River State College, where he Long assisted the Tiger men’s team to their 16th overall and served the previous five years, including as head coach the last four conference record 14th-consecutive SEC Championship in 2010. years. At the conference meet, Auburn swimmers came away with seven individual and five relay titles. At Indian River, Bradley continued the storied legacy of the school’s swim program as he guided both men’s and women’s teams to five During the 2009 season, Long helped coach the men’s swimming National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) titles. The men and diving team to both an SEC and NCAA championship title. have won 36-straight titles, while the women have won 29-consecutive national championships and 32 overall. In the summer of 2009, Long served as an assistant coach for In his five years of coaching at Indian River, Bradley’s student-athletes Paraguay at the World Championships in Rome. He coached two compiled an extensive list of accolades. A total of 45 NJCAA national swimmers to two national records. records and 53 school records were set, 177 NJCAA national titles were earned and 13 student-athletes were named NJCAA Swimmer of the Long served as the team’s videographer in 2008 and focused on Year. gathering underwater and above water video of meets and taking footage of the swimmers in practice. The video provided the Among the long list of student-athletes Bradley coached is former coaching staff the opportunity to use for stroke analysis. Using Auburn swimmer Gideon Louw. Louw, the 2010 SEC Champion in the 50 Dartfish for stroke analysis, he launched a Webcast over the In- and 100 free, was a seven-time NJCAA champion in 2008 under Bradley. ternet to allow swimmers to access footage at their convenience. Louw captured the 50 free, 100 free and 200 free individual races and was a part of four champion relay squads. As a volunteer assistant in 2007, he helped coach the men’s and Bradley has been named NJCAA Coach of the Year four times (Men – women’s teams to both SEC and NCAA championships. 2007, 2008; Women – 2009, 2010) and the women’s team has earned the Skull Award, an honor given to the Indian River team with the highest Long completed his bachelor’s of science degree from Auburn grade-point average, three times. University in Exercise Science while spending two years on the swimming and diving team, earning three All-America honors (200 Prior to joining Indian River, Bradley served as an assistant coach at the FR, 400 FR, 800 FR). University of South Carolina from 1999-2005. While with the Game- cocks, Bradley coached athletes such as 2000 SEC Swimmer of the Year Long, a native of Hampton, Va., resides in Auburn and is married Zsolt Gaspar. Bradley also guided the Gamecocks to 26 All-America honors, 34 school records and three SEC individual titles. to the former Erin Hebert. Richard and Erin have a son, Tyson Long. Bradley is a 1997 graduate of Florida State University, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in social science and was a four-year letterwinner for the Seminole swimming team. In 1995, Bradley won the Atlantic Coast Conference title in the 200 individual medley for the Seminoles. Follow- ing graduation, Bradley served as graduate assistant for the Florida State swimming team from 1997-1999.

Bradley, a native of Woodbury, N.J., and his wife Susan have two daughters, Grace and Paige.

33 AUBURN STAFF SAM CARRIE BUSCH KARKOSKA

ASSISTANT COACH / 1ST YEAR / ARIZONA ASSISTANT COACH / 4TH YEAR / PURDUE (‘06)

Sam Busch enters his first year as Auburn’s assistant swimming Carrie Karkoska enters her fourth season on The Plains. The coach in 2011-12. He comes to Auburn after spending a year as a Columbus, Ohio, native was recently named assistant coach to volunteer assistant at West Virginia University. the Auburn swimming and diving program after two seasons as a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach. Working Busch begins his first year as a collegiate assistant coach after closely with PK in his weight room, Karkoska’s primary area of volunteer seasons at the University of Arizona and West Vir- focus was with the Auburn diving, cross country and gymnastics ginia University. While in Tucson, Ariz., he assisted five seasons at teams from 2007-2009. Tucson Ford Aquatics, the 2010 National Club Champions. Busch also served three years as head coach of the women’s program Working with swimming and diving is nothing new to Karkoska, at Salpointe Catholic High School in Tucson, where he was a who was an accomplished diver herself while in college. standout football and baseball player. In his career, he has worked with numerous high school All-Americans, NCAA champions and Karkoska lettered all four years on the diving team at Purdue Olympic medalists. and was a four-time All-America honoree. For her work on the boards, she was also honored twice as the Big Ten Diver of the Busch comes from a strong tradition of coaching excellence. His Year. She is still the Purdue record holder on the platform, having father, Frank Busch, recently wrapped up 31 years as a collegiate a score of 346.05. In 2004, Karkoska swept all three boards at the head coach at Arizona and Cincinnati, and he is now the National Big Ten Championships. She returned in 2006 to take the title on Team Director for USA Swimming. His brother, Augie, is the head the platform for her fourth conference championship. coach of women’s swimming at Houston. Prior to coming to Auburn, Karkoska spent a year as an intern Busch is a graduate of the University of Arizona. He brings spe- in strength and conditioning at Purdue, working mainly with the cialized experience in dryland programs and underwater kicking. men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s swimming and div- His favorite aspect of coaching is stroke analysis. ing, cheerleading, soccer and softball teams.

Recently, Karkoska was honored by the Collegiate Strength & Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCA), winning the 2009 John Stucky Award. The award is given in honor of Coach John Stucky and recipients are chosen based on characteristics and skills that they’ve shown throughout their work in the strength and conditioning profession.

Karkoska earned her undergraduate degree from Purdue in 2006 in organizational leadership and supervision. She received her master’s degree in exercise science from Auburn in 2009.

The former Carrie McCambridge is married to Auburn strength and conditioning coach Bryan “PK” Karkoska.

34 SUPPORT STAFF BRYAN LANA KARKOSKA MEEKS

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH/16TH YEAR HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER / FIFTH YEAR AUBURN (1994) PALM BEACH ATLANTIC (2007)/ AUBURN (2009)

The Auburn swimming and diving program - like all other sports at Lana Meeks enters her third year as a full-time staff member with Auburn AU - are expected to be able to compete at the highest levels pos- University Sports Medicine after serving as graduate assistant athletic sible. With that in mind the Auburn swimming and diving staff, just trainer the past two years. Her primary responsibility will be to care for the like all other Olympic sports, entrusts Olympic sports strength and nationally-ranked swimming & diving programs. conditioning coach Bryan “PK” Karkoska with their athletes. Meeks is originally from Eustis, Fla., and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in athletic training in 2007 from Palm Beach Atlantic University. She spent At Auburn, athletes are made faster, stronger and more athletic the next two years earning her master’s degree in exercise science with an through the intensity and genius of the strength and conditioning emphasis in biomechanics in May 2009. During that time she worked as a program. Karkoska and his staff transfers his intensity and enthusi- Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer with the swimming & diving programs. asm into his weight room through legendary workouts. Meeks is a nationally certified and state licensed athletic trainer, and is an ac- Known throughout the Auburn swimming and diving program for its tive member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, the Southeastern legendary workouts is PK’s ATUBS training, which combines weight Athletic Trainers’ Association, and the Alabama Athletic Trainers’ Association. lifting and cardio-vascular exercises. ATUBS, formerly known as circuit training, stands for “Auburn Team Unifying and Building Ses- She currently resides in Auburn. sions.”

The sessions last for about an hour during the preseason and are used to establish and build team cohesiveness and the Auburn swimming work ethic and discipline. The circuit-training coincides with the training in the pool with an increased intensity on the dryland side, as well as, challenges the student-athlete both physically and mentally.

Karkoska’s credible reputation follows him. Numerous universities call on a regular basis to find out what exactly he does with his program and in the weight room. He has also worked closely with the physiology department on several issues and has had numerous articles and essays published about human physiology and general health.

A 1994 graduate of Auburn with a bachelor of science degree in exercise science, Karkoska, a Chicago, Ill., native, also earned his Masters of Education with an emphasis in exercise physiology on the Plains in 1996.

He is married to Carrie (McCambridge) Karkoska, who is currently an assistant coach for the Auburn swimming & diving team.

35 SUPPORT STAFF TOM DAVID HEALEY CHILELLI

DIRECTOR OF SWIMMING & DIVING OPERATIONS OPERATIONS COORDINATOR 28TH YEAR MASSACHUSETTS (2009) AUBURN (1995)

After spending 23 seasons in various positions with the Auburn swimming David Chilelli is in his first year as the operations coordinator for the Auburn and diving teams, Tom Healey resumed the duties of Director of Swimming Swimming and Diving team. He previously served two years as a graduate assis- and Diving Operations at the start of the 2008-09 season. tant. Among his duties, he helps with travel, swimming and diving operations and recruiting. Chilelli also assists in videotaping, budget control and team management, while serving as a Masters swimming coach. Healey first came to Auburn as an assistant coach to John Asmuth, beginning with the 1985-86 season. During his time as an assistant, he was responsible Chilelli graduated in May 2009 from the University of Massachusetts with a bache- for recruiting, on-deck coaching and various administrative duties, including lor’s degree in sport management and a minor in economics. The Old Town, Maine, team travel. native graduated Magna Cum Laude from the commonwealth honors college. During his collegiate career, Chilelli served a two-year internship with the New When David Marsh took over the Tiger teams in 1990, Healey assumed the England Patriots. In the fall of 2008, he also was an intern with the Auburn Swim- roles of a student assistant until he finished his degree from Auburn in 1995, ming and Diving team. graduating summa cum laude with a degree in sport management and recre- ation. He then worked as a graduate assistant under Marsh until completing his master’s degree in higher educaiton administration in 1999.

From 1999 until 2008, Healey worked in various capacities as a volunteer assistant coach under Marsh and Richard Quick, serving as the meet director for home meets in the James E. Martin Aquatics Center. In that time he worke the United States Swimming Junior Nationals as the Co-Meet Direc- tor, United States Open swim meet and the NCAA Swimming Champion- ships.

It was in 1995 that Healey took an active role with the Friends of Auburn REBECCA Swimming Alumni Group, maintaining relationships with a base of more than 600 alumni from the Auburn swimming and diving program. He coordinated annual reunions while also helping to raise funds for the Ralph Crocker ORR Scholarship Fund.

GRADUATE ASSISTANT / FIRST YEAR Before coming back to Auburn full-time, Healey worked with the Alabama TEXAS (2009) Sports Festival in Montgomery as a director of operations. He was in charge of recruiting and coordinating volunteers for the sports festival in which more than 8,000 athletes participate in more than 20 different events. Rebecca Orr is in her first year as a graduate assistant for operations with the Auburn swimming and diving program. She comes to Auburn from the University of Texas, where she swam for the Longhorns from 2005-09. The Scranton, Pa., native got his start in swimming as a teenager, helping his uncle coach summer league teams. He got his first full-time coaching job in Orr was a three-time Academic All-Big 12 First Team member and was team cap- 1970 with the Starlit Aquatic Club in Fairfax, Va. He worked as an assistant tain as a senior. She also helped lead the Longhorns to two Big 12 Championships coach with the team until 2002. in her tenure.

She earned her bachelor’s degree in cultural anthropology from Texas in 2009 and Staying in the northern Virginia area, Healey then took a job with the Solotar is currently pursuing a master’s in communications form Auburn. Swim Team, working first as an assistant from 1972-80 before taking over as head coach from 1980-85. While with the team, he oversaw the training and development of more than 500 swimmers. The team trained a five different pools and utilized 20 assistant coaches in the program.

Since 2002, Healey has been involved with the Auburn Masters Swim Team. During his time with the nationally-ranked masters team, he has seen numerous national records fall and taken the team to several national championships.

36 SUPPORT STAFF DEBRA NATE HAZELDINE WARNER

Administrative Assistant Grad. AssT. Athletic Trainer University of Maryland KANSAS STATE (2011)

Debra Hazeldine joined the Auburn swimming and diving staff in August of 2008 as its A native of Olathe, Kan., Nate Warner begins his first year with the Auburn Swim- administrative assistant. She is entering her fourth season with the Tiger swimming and ming & Diving program as the graduate assistant athletic trainer. diving teams. Nate completed his bachelor’s degree in athletic training with a minor in kinesiol- As the team’s administrative assistant, Hazeldine assists the coaching staff in the day-to- ogy from Kansas State University in 2011. He has also completed an internship day management of the office, including parent correspondence and functioning as the with the San Francisco 49ers. advisor to the Tiger Splashers. Nate is an active member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association. A native of Holmdel, N.J., Hazeldine is married to James, who is a retired member of the Army and is currently employed as an air traffic controller at Ft. Benning, Ga. The couple has two daughters Stefani (22) and Melissa (20). Stefani is currently a senior at Auburn, majoring in fisheries/aquaculture, and Melissa is a sophomore at Auburn, majoring in apparel merchandising.

SARAH SCOTT STALLKAMP SEHNERT

Aquatics Center Director Sport Dietitian Minnesota (2003) Ball State University

Sarah Stalkamp joined the Auburn athletic department in April of 2008, taking over Scott Sehnert enters his third year as a member of the Auburn University Sports for long-time Aquatics Center Director John Asmuth. As the director, Stallkamp is Medicine staff after joining in August 2009. In his role as Sports Dietitian, he oversees responsible for the day-to-day maintenance, sanitation and management of events the sports nutrition needs for Auburh’s 21 varsity sports. held at the center. Sehnert holds a Bachelor’s degree in dietetics from Ball State, where he was also a In her first year at Auburn, Stalkamp served as meet director for the 2009 SEC varsity student-athlete. He earned his first Masters in nutritional sciences with a well- Championships at the James E. Martin Aquatic Center. ness and sports nutrition emphasis from Kentucky while completing his clinical training at Chandler Medical Center and the Lexington V.A. Hospital. He received his second She came to the Plains from Minnesota where she served as the Aquatic Direc- Masters in kinesiology with a concentration in exercise physiology from Michigan State. tor for Programs and Events at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center. While there, she served as either the meet director of associate meet director for the 2008 Paralympic Trials, 2007 NCAA DI Championships, 2007 Big Ten Champion- After completing his first masters and clinical training, he spent three months as an ships, 2007 Minnesota Grand Prix, 2006 NCAA DIII Championships and the 2006 intern with the U.S. Speed Skating Team and the University of Utah sports nutrition Synchronized Swimming Junior National Championships. program. Prior to coming to Auburn, he held a similar position at Michigan State where he coordinated the sports nutrition services for their student-athletes. She also returned to Minnesota in August of 2008 to volunteer for the 2008 U.S. Open, an event she helped plan while on staff. Sehnert is a Registered Dietitian (RD) with the American Dietetic Association (ADA) and is a member of the Sports, Cardiovascular, and Wellness Nutrition (SCAN) dietetic Stalkamp earned her bachelor of science degree in computer science at Minnesota practice group. Scott also holds certifications with the ADA as a Board Certified in 2003 and is currently working on her master’s degree in sport management. Specialist in Sports Dietetics (CSSD), and with the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS).

37 37 MEDICAL STAFF DR. JAMES R. DR. MICHAEL ANDREWS GOODLETT

Orthopaedic Surgeon Team Physician

Responsibility: Serves as orthopaedic surgeon and Medical Director for Auburn Responsibility: Serves as Auburn University Sports Medicine team physician, student-athletes. overseeing all aspects of the daily sports medicine/primary care needs of all Auburn student-athletes. Coordinates care with the athletic training staff, local Experience: A member of the Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center, medical community and Auburn University Medical Director, Dr. James Andrews. Chariman of the Board of American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI) in Birming- ham, Ala., and Medical Director of the Andrews Institute in Gulf Breeze, Fla. Has Experience: A charter member of the American Medical Society for Sports Medi- been mentor for more than 250 orthopaedic/sports medicine fellows who have cine. A member of the American Sports Medicine Fellowship Society. Also affiliated trained with him through the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery and the with American Medical Society, Medical Association of the State of Alabama and American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. Has been awarded a Doctor of Laws Lee County Medical Society. An affiliate professor in Health and Human Perfor- Degree from Livingston University, Doctor of Science Degree from Troy State and a Doctor of Science Degree from Louisiana State University. Currently serves as mance at Auburn University. Was medical director at Etowah County Hospice Senior Orthopaedic Consultant for the Washington Redskins, Medical Director for Organization. Also worked at East Gadsden Clinic, was the Team Physician at Jack- the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and is Co-Medical Director for the Ladies Professional sonville State University and was director of the Auburn University Health Center. Golf Association. Personal Information: Married to the former Donna Webster of Tanner, Ala., Personal Information: Graduated from Louisiana State University in 1963 where and has two children, Haley and Hunter. Graduated summa cum laude from he was SEC indoor and outdoor pole vault champion. Completed medical school the University of North Alabama in Florence, Ala., with a bachelor of science in in 1967 and completed his orthopaedic residency at Tulane Medical School in 1972. chemistry. Graduated from the University of South Alabama College of Medicine in Elected to the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in 1992. Mobile, Ala., with a Doctor of Medicine. Family practice residency at University of Alabama-Birmingham/Baptist Memorial Hospital. Fellow, American Board of Family Practice. Certified Team Physician-American College of Sports Medicine.

JOE-JOE DAVID PETRONE WALSH

Sports Medicine Director Manager of Plainsman Park Physical Therapy

Responsibility: Oversees Auburn’s department of 12 certified full-time staff and Responsibility: Oversees rehabilitation at Plainsman Park Physical Therapy. 11 certified graduate assistants. Experience: Director of the Healthsouth Physical Therapy Clinic at Auburn from 1998 until accepting current position. Was the Co-Curriculum Director and offsite Experience: Spent seven years as the Head Athletic Trainer at Middle Tennes- physical therapy clinic director at East Tennessee State University from 1991-98. see State University, overseeing medical care given to the athletes of 18 different Served on the medical staff (track and field) for the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. sports. Prior to MTSU, spent five years as the athletic trainer and therapist at The Director and Chief Physical Therapist at Northside Hospital in Johnson City, Tenn., Healthsouth Sports Medicine Center in Tampa, Fla. Was the assistant athletic train- from 1990-91. Served as the director of Physical Therapy (rehabilitation services) er for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1987 to 1996. From 1981 to 1987, was the at Doctor’s Hospital in Columbus, Ga., from 1989-90. Was a staff physical therapist assitant athletic trainer at Ole Miss. For five years, worked as an athletic trainer for at the Hughston Sports Medicine Clinic in Columbus from 188-89. An assistant the New York Yankees Fantasy Camp and also was a volunteer athletic trainer for Florida College and Hillsborough High School football. Summer assistant athletic athletic trainer for football, basketball and baseball at The Citadel (Charleston, trainer for the New York Jets in Hempstead, New York, in 1979 and 1980. S.C.) from 1985-88. Was a graduate assistant athletic trainer for football and track at Auburn (1984-85). Personal Information: Earned his bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University Personal Information: Married to the former Kelly Ladye of Columbus, Ga. Has in 1980 and a master’s of science from the University of South Florida in 1994. He one daughter, Emily Michelle. Earned B.S. in physical education/sports medicine and his wife, Allyson, have twin sons, Chas and Michael. He is a certified member from East Tennessee State in 1984. Earned a master’s degree in education from of the National Athletic Trainers Association, Petrone is also a member of the Auburn in 1985, a B.S. in physical therapy from Medical University (Charleston, Southeastern Athletic Trainers’ Association and the Alabama Athletic Trainers’ As- S.C.) in 1988. Is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association. sociation. Current member of the American Physical Therapy Association and Alabama Ath- letic Trainers Association. Founding member of Mountain Empire Sports Medicine Society. Board appointed committee member to advocate working relationships between physical therapists and athletic trainers in 1992 in Nashville, Tenn.

38 38 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S SENIORS ANNA Aguero’s Top Scores

1-meter...... 320.30 AGUERO 3-meter...... 357.40 Platform...... 308.90

Senior Diving 5-2 Moultrie, Ga. Colquitt County HS

Two-time All-American High School 2010 All-SEC Second Team Three-time All-American at Colquitt County High School … Four-time scholar athlete 2011 All-SEC Second Team … 2007 Georgia Female Senior Diver of the Year … Seven-time national finalist … Dove for Colquitt County High School and Moss Farms Diving. Junior Season (2010-11) Runner-up on platform at SEC Championships with 308.90, earned second straight All- Personal SEC Second Team honor ... Advanced to SEC finals on 1-meter and 3-meter boards as Daughter of Alfred and Carol Aguero … Has one brother, Bowen … Pre-dentistry well, finishing third on the 3M board (357.40) and fifth in the 1M competition (310.00) major … Full name is Anna Carol Aguero. ... Qualified for NCAA Zone B competition on all three boards ... Narrowly missed a return trip to NCAA Championships, finishing fourth on platform (603.75), fifth on 1-meter (578.90) and sixth in 3-meter (625.90), falling one spot short of automatically qualifying in each event ... Won seven times during the season, including sweeps of the 1- and 3-meter boards in dual meets against Alabama and Texas ... Also won both boards at LSU Diving Invitational and won the one-meter competition at the Tennes- see Diving Invitational ... Top 1-meter score was 314.18 at Tennessee ... Top 3-meter score was 357.40 and top platform score was 308.90, both at SEC Championships.

Sophomore Season (2009-10) Competed on all three diving events at the 2010 NCAA Championships … Earned first-career All-America Honorable Mention on the one-meter springboard, taking 15th with a score of 283.75 ... Grabbed another All-America Honorable Mention honor with a 12th-place finish on the platform with a score of 255.70 … Finished 29th on the three-meter springboard (284.75) … Reached the championship final on all three boards at the 2010 SEC Championships … Took second on the one-meter springboard with an Auburn record-tying score of 320.30 … Finished sixth on the platform in 249.80 … Took eighth on the three-meter springboard with a score of 323.20 and her preliminary score in the event of 329.35 was a career best … Had four first-place finishes throughout the dual season.

Freshman Season (2008-09) At the SEC Championships, Aguero finished third on the platform with a career-best score of 285.55 … Scored points for the Tigers on the one-meter springboard, finishing 10th (276.65) … Never finished lower than fifth on the three-meter springboard during the regular season … Picked up two runner-up finishes on the one-meter (280.20) and three-meter (298.00) at the Auburn Diving Invitational … Finished third on the platform at the event with a score of 243.75 … Was second on the one-meter against Georgia, Texas and Florida State … Also runner-up on the three-meter against Georgia and on the platform against Texas.

39 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S SENIORS VENNIE Dantin’s Top Scores

1-meter...... 326.40! DANTIN 3-meter...... 371.65 Platform...... 311.15 ! - School record Senior Diving 5-8 Conroe, Texas The Woodlands HS

Four-Time All-American (233.95) and 15th on the one-meter with a season-best score of 260.45 … Scored a 2010 SEC Champion (Three-Meter) season-best score of 242.71 and finished fourth on the platform against Texas … Had 2010, 2011 U.S. Nationals Finalist (3M, Platform) seven top five finishes throughout the regular season on all three boards, including a 2010-11, 2011-12 Team Captain second-place finish against Florida on the three-meter (305.55). 2012 Olympic Trials Qualifier High School Junior Season (2010-11) Three-time high school state finalist … Three-time All-American … Part of the Advanced to championship finals on both 3-meter and platform at 2011 AT&T USA 2006 Texas High School Swimming and Diving Championship team … A 2007 Junior Diving National Championships in Los Angeles ... Qualified for 2012 Olympic Trials Olympic National Champion on platform … Four-time Junior Olympic Summer Na- by finishing in top 12 ... Took sixth place in platform final (295.25) ... Was seventh in tional qualifier … Dove for The Woodlands Texas High School and Woodlands Diving the three-meter final (263.40) ... Earned a pair of All-America honors at the NCAA Academy. Championships in Austin, Texas ... Finished sixth in the 1-meter event (318.65), her best NCAA finish on the low board ... Also took sixth in the platform final (311.75) ... Personal Just missed finals on 3-meter with a 17th-place finish in prelims ... Earned medals in all Daughter of Bob and Linda Dantin … Has one brother, Nick … Full name is Vanessa three events at SEC Championships ... Was second on the three-meter board (368.05) Leigh Dantin … Goes by Vennie … Majoring in exercise science. ... Took third on both platform (299.90) and 1-meter (326.40) ... Her 1-meter score at the SEC meet (326.40) set an Auburn school record ... Won twice during the dual- meet season, taking the one-meter title against Florida and the three-meter win vs. LSU ... Won the platform competition at the Georgia Invitational and the LSU Diving Invitational.

Sophomore Season (2009-10) Competed at the 2010 AT&T USA Diving National Championships held in College Station, Texas, Aug. 10-15 … Reached the platform finals and took sixth overall in the event with a score of 304.15 … Also competed on the one-meter and three-meter springboards, taking 18th on the one-meter (227.80) and 25th on the three-meter (233.95) … Qualified for the championship finals on the platform at the 2010 NCAA Championships … Finished sixth overall with a score of 286.75 to earn All-America honors … Picked up All-America Honorable Mention on the three-meter with a 16th- place finish and a score of 311.80 … Finished 34th on the one-meter with a score of 239.80 … Earned her first-ever SEC title at the 2010 SEC Championships with a first- place finish on the three-meter springboard with a SEC-record score of 371.65 … Set a school mark on of 311.15 with a runner-up finish on the platform at the conference meet … Finished seventh on the one-meter springboard with a score of 296.90 … Her preliminary score in the event of 303.85 was a personal-best.

Freshman Season (2008-09) Advanced to the finals on the three-meter springboard at the SEC Championships, finishing fifth with a season-best score of 343.40 … Finished 11th on the platform

40 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S SENIORS ARIANNA Vanderpool-Wallace’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters VANDERPOOL- 50 free...... 21.34^! 50 free...... 24.79 100 free...... 46.81^$! 100 free...... 54.46! 200 free...... 1:48.04 200 free...... 2:06.47 WALLACE 100 fly...... 51.98! 50 fly...... 26.92 ! - school record 100 fly...... 59.74 Senior ^ - SEC record ! - school record Sprint Free/Fly $ - NCAA record 5-6 Nassau, Bahamas The Bolles School (Fla.)

2008 Olympian (Bahamas) place 400 free relay (3:15.26) … Swam the third leg of the 200 medley relay that took fourth 18-time All-American (1:38.32) … Finished fifth in the 50 free at SECs with a time of 22.34. 2011 NCAA Champion (50 free, 100 free) 2011 SEC Women’s Swimmer of the Year Freshman Season (2008-09) 2011 SEC Commissioner’s Cup Winner Competed for the Bahamas at the 2009 World Championships in Rome … Individually, set 10-time SEC Champion (50 free, 100 free (2), 200 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR (2), 400 FR (2), 100 fly) the Bahamian record in both the 100m free and 100m fly and was a part of the Bahamian record-breaking 400m free relay … Took 21st in the 100m free (54.96) and 43rd in the 100m Junior Season (2010-11) fly (1:00.56) … Swam the second leg of the 400m free relay that finished 20th in 3:48.34 … Team captain ... Competed at FINA World Championships in Shanghai, China, advancing to Also competed in the 50m free, finishing 26th (25.55) and swam the third leg of the 400m the finals in the 50m freestyle, where she finished seventh in 24.79 ... Set the Auburn long- medley relay that took 25th (4:15.59) … Recorded six All-America honors at the 2009 course record in the 100m free with a 54.46, finishing 10th in the semi-finals ... Captured NCAA Championships … Swam leadoff for the 200 free relay that finished third (1:27.48) Auburn’s first NCAA Championships in the 50 and 100 free in Austin, Texas ... Clocked … Her 50 free split of 22.10 was good for fourth all-time at Auburn … Anchored the 200 a 21.38 to win 50 free NCAA title ... Came back with a 47.07 in the 100 free to win her medley relay that finished fourth in 1:36.85 and was leadoff for the fifth-place finished 400 second championship of the week ... Also earned All-America honors in the 200 free relay free relay (3:12.75) … Took 10th in the 100 free (48.11) and 13th in the 500 free (22.30) … (1:28.43; 4th), 400 medley relay (3:33.92; 11th), 200 medley relay (1:36.62; 4th) and 400 free Also swam in the prelims for the 400 medley relay that went on to finish ninth overall … relay (3:11.70, 2nd) ... Named 2011 SEC Women’s Swimmer of the Year ... Also earned 2011 Took 51st in the 200 free (1:48.22) … was a part of two SEC Champion relays at the 2009 SEC Commissioner’s Cup as the high point scorer at the SEC Championships in Gainesville, SEC Championships … Swam the second leg of the 400 free relay that won in a SEC-record Fla. ... Set NCAA and U.S. Open record in 100 free at SEC Championships with time of 46.81 3:12.00 and anchored the 400 medley relay that won in 3:31.28 … Was runner-up in the 100 in both prelims and finals, breaking Natalie Coughlin’s eight-year-old record of 47.00 ... Also free (48.04) and took fourth in the 50 free (22.23) … Finished 10th in the 100 fly (53.58) … broke SEC and school record in 50 free at SECs, winning in a time of 21.34 ... Preliminary Member of the runner-up 200 free relay that finished in 1:28.50 ... Won the 100 free title at time in 100 butterfly (51.98) at SEC Championships was also a school-record time; she fin- the U.S. Short Course National Championships in a season-best time of 47.90. ished second in the finals ... Helped 200 free relay (1:28.25), 400 free relay (3:11.70) and 200 medley relay (1:36.11) to SEC titles, setting school records in all three events ... Also helped High School 400 medley relay to a runner-up finish at SECs (3:32.79) ... Recorded a total of 11 victories A five-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine … Competed for the Bahamas in dual meets and championship competition during the season ... SEC Female Swimmer of at the 2008 Beijing Olympics … Finished 28th in the 100m free (55.61) and 24th in the 50m the Week (12/7). free (25.40) … Was just the second female swimmer ever from the Bahamas to qualify for the Olympics … Attended The Bolles School in Jacksonville, Fla., and swam for the Bolles Sophomore Season (2009-10) School Sharks … Swam on the Bahamas Olympic team with former Auburn swimmers Alana Represented the Bahamas at the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games and came Dillette and Jeremy Knowles. away with two gold and two silver medals … Took first in the 50m fly in a meet-record time of 26.92 and finished first in the 100m fly in a meet-record time of 59.74 … Earned Personal silver in the 50m free (25.53) and 100m free (55.07) … Tallied six All-America honors at the Daughter of Vincent and Tietchka Vanderpool-Wallace … Has one brother, Aleksandr … Full 2010 NCAA Championships … Swam to a fifth-place finish in the 100 free with a time of name is Arianna Fritzallen Vanderpool-Wallace … Major is hotel and restaurant management. 47.94 … Her time of 47.74 in the 100 free prelims broke her own school record … Was a part of the fifth-place finishing 400 free relay (3:15.05) and the sixth-place finishing 200 free relay (1:29.40) … Swam on the 400 medley squad that finished ninth in 3:34.08 and the 200 medley relay that took 12th in 1:38.99 … Finished 11th in the 50 free (22.38) and 18th in the 100 fly (53.12) … Earned three first-place finishes at the 2010 SEC Championships … Anchored the winning 400 medley relay that finished in 3:31.83 … Tallied two individual titles at the conference meet, taking first in the 100 free (47.93) and in the 100 fly (52.55) … Swam the second leg for the second-place 200 free relay (1:29.06) and anchored the third-

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KELSEY Winters’ Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 free...... 23.55 50 free...... 26.39 WINTERS 100 free...... 51.21 100 free...... 56.91 200 free...... 1:51.01 200 free...... 2:05.83 500 free...... 5:12.89 100 fly...... 1:00.97 100 back...... 59.10 200 IM...... 2:18.82 Senior 100 fly...... 53.53 Butterfly 200 fly...... 2:00.34 5-7 200 IM...... 2:01.93 Savannah, Ga. St. Andrew’s HS

Junior Season (2010-11) High School Earned an NCAA `B’ cut in the 100 butterfly with a 53.64 at the Bulldog Invitational Attended St. Andrew’s High School and competed for the GCAT club team … Won ... 100 fly time was the third-best among Auburn swimmers in 2011 ... Also part of a the state title in 100 fly, 200 IM, 100 breast and 200 medley relay her senior year … 200 medley relay team that earned a `B’ cut at the Georgia Invitational (1:41.55) ... Had Olympic Trial qualifier in the 100m fly, 50m and 100m free and 200m IM … Finished team’s fourth-best time in 200 IM (2:02.42). 74th in the 50m free (26.52), 74th in the 200m free (57.13 and 44th in the 100m fly (1:00.97). Sophomore Season (2009-10) Scored points for the Tigers in the 100 fly at the 2010 SEC Championships … Finished Personal 15th in the event with a time of 54.87 … Her time of 54.15 in the prelims was a Parents are Patrick and Ellen Winters … Has a sister, Carly, and a brother, Reilly … Full season-best time … Also competed in the 200 fly and 200 IM … Finished 26th in the name is Kelsey Adeline Winters. 200 fly (2:04.21) and 19th in the 200 IM (2:02.77) … Was fifth in the 200 IM and sixth in the 200 fly at LSU … Finished sixth in the 200 fly versus Alabama … Had a pair of seventh-place finishes at Texas in the 200 free and 200 back … Was seventh against Georgia in the 100 fly and 100 back.

Freshman Season (2008-09) Had a successful 2009 SEC Championships as a freshman … Finishes 11th in the 100 fly (53.73) and recorded a career-best time of 53.53 in the prelims … Took 13th in the 200 fly in 2:00.34 … Participated in the 200 IM, finishing 23rd in 2:01.93 … Finished first in the 100 fly (54.03) and 200 fly (2:00.32) against Florida State … Recorded career-best times in the 50 free (23.77) and 100 free (51.21) at the U.S. Short Course Championships.

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EMILY Bos’ Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 Free...... 22.73 50 Free...... 25.95 BOS 100 Free...... 50.25 100 Free...... 56.52 200 Free...... 1:50.45 100 Back...... 1:01.38 100 Back...... 52.77 100 Fly...... 1:02.06 200 Back...... 1:54.75 Sophomore 100 Fly...... 54.81 Backstroke 5-6 Holland, Mich. Holland HS

Five-Time All-American High School 2011 All-SEC First Team A five-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine ... Competed at the 2010 2011 All-SEC Freshman Team USA Swimming National Championships and reached the consolation final of the 100 Two-Time SEC Champion (200 MR, 400 FR) back, taking 14th overall in 1:02.40 ... Finished 38th in the 100 free (57.15), 47th in National Swimmer of the Week - 10/27/10 the 50 free (26.63) and 62nd in the 100 fly (1:02.44) ... Named 2010 Michigan Female Athlete of the Year ... Selected by the National High School Coaches Association as the Freshman Season (2010-11) National High School Swimming Senior of the Year ... A 24-time All-American ... Named Team’s top backstroker as a freshman ... Earned five All-America honors at NCAA to the 2009-10 National Youth Team and the 2007 Junior National Team ... Three-time Championships in Austin, Texas ... Finished 13th at NCAA Championships in 100 Swimmer of the Year ... Three-time Michigan state champion in the 100 back, two-time backstroke (52.77) ... Just missed finals of 200 back by .06 seconds with 17th-place state champion in the 50 free and 2009 state champion in the 100 free ... A 2009 Junior prelims finish (1:54.93) ... Helped 400 free relay to runner-up finish and Auburn school National Championship finalist in the 50m free, 100m back and 100m free. record (3:11.70) ... Also helped 200 medley relay team to fourth place (1:36.62) ... Was part of fifth-place 200 free relay team (1:28.43) ... Swam leadoff leg of 11th-place 400 Personal medley relay (3:33.92) ... Earned first SEC title as part of 200 medley relay that set a Full name is Emily Ann Bos ... Daughter of Jim and Karen Bos ... Has two siblings, Kelsey school record with NCAA `A’ cut time of 1:36.11 ... Also won 400 free relay at SEC and Connor ... Kelsey played soccer at Hope College ... Plans on majoring in exercise Championships with a 3:13.03, setting another school record ... Won first career SEC science. medal with a third-place finish in 100 back (52.79) ... Took sixth place in the 200 back (1:55.99) and ninth in 50 free (22.73) ... Time of 1:54.74 in 200 back at Georgia Invi- tational ranks seventh all-time at Auburn ... Won seven times in dual meets, sweeping the backstroke events against LSU, Texas and Florida ... Earned her first collegiate win in 200 back against Alabama and helped to a pair of relay wins ... Named Counsilman Hunsaker National Collegiate Swimmer of the Week after winning four races in meet against LSU and Notre Dame (10/22) ... Named SEC Freshman of the Week twice during the season.

43 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S RETURNERS SIENA KATIE DEVENUTO GARDOCKI

Sophomore Junior Freestyle Freestyle/Butterfly/IM 5-7 5-8 Pompano Beach, Fla. Suffield, Conn. Pine Crest HS Suffield HS

Freshman Season (2010-11) Two-Time All-American Competed at SEC Championships as a freshman ... Barely missed scoring points with 2010 SEC All-Freshmen Team a 17th-place finish in the 1650 free (16:38.90) ... Was 27th in the 500 free (4:55.59) ... 2012 Olympic Trials Qualifier Finished 24th in the 200 butterfly (2:02.54) ... Won the 500 free in dual-meet competition vs. Alabama ... Best time in the 500 free was 4:46.61, Auburn’s third-best of the Sophomore Season (2010-11) year, earning an NCAA `B’ cut at the Georgia Invitational ... Had the team’s third-best Qualified for 2012 Olympic Trials with an 8:46.62 (LCM) in the 800 free at the 2011 1000 free time as well, a 10:01.80 vs. Florida. USA Swimming National Championships ... Earned her second career All-America honor at the 2011 NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas ... Finished 13th in the 1650 High School free with a personal-best time of 16:04.85, the fifth-fastest time in Auburn history ... A four-star recruit by Swimming World Magazine ... Swam for Pine Crest High School Also swam the 500 free, finishing 21st with a 4:41.79, which ranks fourth-best all-time and Pine Crest Swimming Club ... State champion in the 500 free ... Finalist at the at Auburn ... Finished 38th in the 400 IM (4:19.91) ... Swam all three distance events 2008 USA Swimming Short Course Championships and took sixth in the 500 free and at the SEC Championships ... Took fourth place in the 500 free (4:42.36) ... Earned eighth in the 1,650 free. an eighth-place finish in the 1650 free (16:10.56) ... Finished 20th in 400 IM (4:18.06) ... Had the team’s top times in all three events, along with the 1000 free (9:52.11 vs. Personal Florida) ... Won the 400 IM in dual-meet action against Texas. Full name is Siena Bianca DeVenuto ... Daughter of Janene and Joseph DeVenuto ... Has a sister, Capria ... Sister swam for the University of Miami. Freshman Season (2009-10) Swam in three individual events and one relay at the 2010 NCAA Championships ... Earned All-America honorable mention as a part of the 13th-place finishing 800 free relay (7:11.48) ... Finished 18th in the 1,650 free in a career-best time of 16:10.86, which ranks sixth all-time at Auburn ... Finished 24th in the 400 IM in a career-best 4:13.68 and 35th in the 500 free in 4:45.05 ... Her time in the 400 IM is eighth all-time at Auburn ... Scored points in three individual events at the 2010 SEC Championships ... Reached the championship final of the 500 free and finished fourth overall in a career-best time of 4:42.36, which ranks sixth in Auburn history ... Was seventh in the 1,650 free in 16:17.20 and 13th in the 400 IM in 4:14.45.

High School Attended Suffield High School ... A two-time All-American ... Holds Connecticut state records ... Swam for the Aquabears Swim Club ... A two-time U.S. Junior Team member.

Personal Parents are Peter and Linda Gardocki ... Has one sister, Sara ... Sister swam for the College of Charleston ... Majoring in nutrition and food science.

DeVenuto’s Top Times Gardocki’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 Free...... 25.43 100 Free...... 1:00.56 200 Free...... 1:49.82 200 Free...... 2:01.87 100 Free...... 53.24 200 Free...... 2:05.59 500 Free...... 4:41.79 400 Free...... 4:13.00 200 Free...... 1:50.87 400 Free...... 4:20.88 1000 Free...... 9:46.66 800 Free...... 8:37.08 500 Free...... 4:46.61 800 Free...... 8:57.75 1650 Free...... 16:04.85 1500 Free...... 16:48.79 1000 Free...... 10:01.80 1500 Free...... 17:03.49 200 Fly...... 2:03.43 200 Fly...... 2:16.61 1650 Free...... 16:38.90 400 IM...... 4:13.68 200 IM...... 2:20.30 200 Fly...... 2:02.05 400 IM...... 4:57.05

44 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S RETURNERS LAURA BECCA JOHNSON JONES

Junior Junior Breaststroke/IM Freestyle 5-11 5-10 Montgomery, Ala. Virginia Beach, Va. Loveless Academic Magnet First Colonial HS

Sophomore Season (2010-11) CSCAA Academic All-American Competed at SEC Championships in three events ... Barely missed qualifying for finals in both the 100 and 200 breaststroke, finishing 17th in both ... Clocked a 1:02.63 in Sophomore Season (2010-11) the 100 breast and a 2:16.40 in the 200 breast ... Also swam the 200 IM, finishing 34th Competed at NCAA Championships as a sophomore ... Finished 48th in 200 freestyle (2:03.26) ... Her 100 breast time was the team’s fourth-fastest ... Had Auburn’s second- (1:48.05) and 57th in 100 free (50.32) ... Reached finals of 200 free at SEC Champion- best time in the 200 breast with a 2:16.39 at the Georgia Invitational. ships, where she finished 8th in a time of 1:48.44 ... Her time of 1:46.61 in prelims was a career-best and the team’s second-fastest of the season ... Also competed in the Freshman Season (2009-10) 50 free (23.42; 27th) and 100 free (50.30; 20th) at SEC meet ... Helped 800 free relay Swam in three events for the Tigers at the 2010 SEC Championships ... Competed in team to fourth-place finish at SEC Championships (7:04.68) ... Season-best time in 100 the 100 breast and finished in a personal-best time of 1:04.04 ... Finished in a career- free came at Georgia Invitational, where she swam a 49.79 to earn an NCAA `B’ cut best time of 2:20.12 in the 200 breast and a career-best time of 2:05.98 in the 200 IM ... Won 200 free in dual meet against Alabama ... Was Auburn’s top 200 free finisher in ... Finished second in the 100 breast (1:05.41) and third in the 200 IM (2:08.58) against four meets. Emory ... Had a sixth-place finish in the 200 breast (2:22.55) at Texas A&M. Freshman Season (2009-10) High School Competed at the 2010 USA Swimming National Championships ... Took 39th in the Attended Loveless Academic Magnet ... Alabama state champion in the 100 breast and 100 free (57.15), 67th in the 50 free (26.84) and 76th in the 200m free (2:04.28) set a state record in the 200 IM ... Swam for the Montgomery YMCA Barracudas ... Scored In two events for the Tigers at the 2010 SEC Championships ... Swam the third YMCA champion in the 100 and 200 breast ... U.S. national finalist in the 200 breast ... leg of the third-place finishing 800 free relay that touched in at 7:09.58 ... Qualified for Set the Southern Zone record in the 100 breast. the consolation finals in the 200 free and took 12th overall in a career-best 1:47.88 ... Also competed in the 50 free and 100 free ... Took 22nd in the 50 free (23.38) and Personal 17th in the 100 free (50.40) ... Had nine top five finishes throughout the dual season ... Daughter of Jim and Jan Johnson ... Has one brother, Daniel ... Majoring in nutrition Opened the season with a pair of fourth-place finishes at LSU in the 100 free (52.48) and food science. and 200 free (1:53.26) ... Was second in the 200 free (1:50.01) and fourth in the 100 free (51.77) against Alabama ... Fourth in the 200 free at Texas and at Texas A&M ... Fifth in the 100 free against Georgia and at Texas A&M and in the 50 free at Florida.

High School Attended First Colonial High School ... A six-time state champion ... Holds state records in the 100 and 200 free ... A four-time team captain ... Four-time Outstanding Women’s Swimmer of the Year winner ... Swam for the TIDE Swim Team ... Broke a handful of Virginia state records, including the 50m and 100m free.

Personal Daughter of Davis and Sandra Jones ... Has two sisters, Stephanie and Carter ... Sister Stephanie swam for Virginia Tech, while mom Sandra swam at Penn State and dad Davis swam at North Carolina ... Majoring in exercise science.

Johnson’s Top Times Jones’ Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 100 breast...... 1:02.63 100 breast...... 1:11.87 50 free...... 23.38 50 free...... 26.29 200 breast...... 2:16.39 200 breast...... 2:39.49 100 free...... 49.79 100 free...... 56.34 200 IM...... 2:03.26 200 IM...... 2:24.36 200 free...... 1:46.61 200 free...... 2:00.61 100 fly...... 57.54 400 free...... 4:23.36 100 fly...... 1:04.95

45 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S RETURNERS HALEY LAUREN KRAKOSKI NORBERG

Sophomore Junior Free/Fly/Back Breaststroke 5-8 5-9 Paradise Valley, Ariz. Ithaca, N.Y. Xavier College Prep Ithaca HS

Freshman Season (2010-11) Two-Time All-American Competed at 2011 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships ... Swam 2011 SEC Champion (200 MR) at 2011 SEC Championships in an exhibition role ... Posted a 50.98 in the 100 freestyle 2010 SEC All-Freshmen Team ... Swam 1:50.84 in the 200 free ... Top times in the 50 free (23.28), 100 free (50.76) 2012 Olympic Trials Qualifier and 100 fly (54.83) came at Bulldog Invitational ... Swam anchor leg of winning 200 free relay in dual-meet victory over LSU and Notre Dame ... Tied for 2nd in 100 free vs. Sophomore Season (2010-11) Alabama. Competed at the 2011 USA Swimming National Championships ... Advanced to the B-final in the 100 breast, finishing 13th overall with a 1:09.29 (LCM) to qualify for the High School 2012 Olympic Trials ... Swam the 100 breaststroke and two relays at the 2011 NCAA A five-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine ... Competed at the 2010 Championships in Austin, Texas ... Earned first career All-America honors as part of USA Swimming Championships and swam in the 100 fly (1:04.16), 200 free (2:05.60), two Auburn relays ... Helped 200 medley relay team to fourth-place finish (1:36.62) 50 free (26.76) and 100 free (58.26) ... Member of the 2008 USA National Junior Team ... Part of 400 medley relay team that finished 11th (3:33.92) ... Finished 34th in 100 ... Has qualified for the World Championship Trials, Senior Nationals and Junior Nation- breast (1:01.81) ... Swam in three individual events and one relay at SEC Champion- als ... Member of the four-time Arizona 5A State Championship team at Xavier College ships ... Advanced to finals of 100 breast, finishing 7th (1:01.24) ... 100 breast prelim Prep ... Four-time team MVP ... A 16-time high school All-American ... An 11-time time of 1:00.38 was a season-best and the fifth-fastest in Auburn history ... Finished Arizona state champion ... 2008 Arizona High School Coaches Swimmer of the Year ... 20th in 200 breast (2:17.72) ... Was 50th in 200 IM (2:07.55) ... Part of SEC Cham- 2008 Arizona Republic Swimmer of the Year. pion 200 medley relay (1:36.11) ... Top time in 200 breast (2:16.80) came at Georgia Invitational. Personal Full name is Haley Elizabeth Krakoski ... Daughter of Paige and Steve Krakoski ... Has Freshman Season (2009-10) a brother, Kyle ... Father played basketball at Hanover College ... Major is hotel and Competed at the 2010 USA Swimming National Championships and finished 67th in restaurant management. the 100 breast in 1:13.28 ... Competed in three events at the 2010 SEC Championships ... Swam to a 17th-place finish in the 100 breast (1:03.30) and an 18th-place finish in the 200 breast (2:20.17) ... Also swam in the 200 IM and took 38th in 2:07.50 ... Re- corded a NCAA “B” standard time of 1:02.55 at the Bulldog Last Chance meet ... Her time of 2:20.01 in the 200 breast at the Bulldog Last Chance was a season-best ... Took fourth in the 100 breast (1:04.59) and fifth in the 200 breast (2:22.23) at Texas A&M ... Finished fourth in the 100 breast at Florida in 1:04.57.

High School Attended Ithaca High School and swam for the Ithaca Aquatics Club ... Two-time state champion in the 100 breast and a member of the three-time state championship team ... All-American ... A 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials qualifier ... Member of the 2007 and 2008 U.S. Junior National Team.

Personal Parents are Susan and Andy Norberg ... Has two siblings, Lindsey and Kris ... Twin sister Lindsey swims for Auburn ... Mother Susan swam for Pittsburgh. Krakoski’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters La. Norberg’s Top Times 50 free...... 23.28 50 free...... 26.32 100 free...... 50.76 100 free...... 57.28 Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 100 fly...... 54.83 200 free...... 2:05.07 50 free...... 24.72 100 breast...... 1:09.12 100 fly...... 1:02.36 100 free...... 52.51 200 breast...... 2:34.33 100 breast...... 1:00.38 200 IM...... 2:19.93 200 breast...... 2:16.80 400 IM...... 5:03.36 200 IM...... 2:07.50

46 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S RETURNERS LINDSEY ERIN NORBERG REISINGER

Junior Sophomore Free/Breast Back/Free 5-9 5-7 Ithaca, N.Y. Marietta, Ga. Ithaca HS Walton HS

Two-Time All-American Freshman Season (2010-11) 2011 SEC Champion (200 FR) Competed at SEC Championships ... Barely missed final in 100 backstroke with NCAA 2011 All-SEC First Team `B’ cut time of 54.93, earning a 17th-place finish ... Time in the 100 back was the fourth-best by a Tiger during the season ... Finished 22nd in 200 backstroke (1:59.87); Sophomore Season (2010-11) Auburn’s third-best time in the event in 2011 ... Took 30th in 50 freestyle (23.52) ... Finished 33rd in 100 breaststroke at 2011 USA Swimming National Championships, Competed in dual meets against Alabama, LSU/Notre Dame, Florida and Georgia posting a 1:11.39 (LCM) in prelims ... Competed in two individual event and one relay Invitational. at 2011 NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas ... Helped 200 freestyle relay team to fifth-place finish (1:28.43) ... Finished 51st in 100 fly (54.79) ... Took 47th place in High School 100 breast (1:02.83) ... Swam in three individual events and a relay at SEC Champion- A Swimming World Magazine five-star recruit ... Finalist in the 100 back at the 2008 ships ... Helped 200 free relay team to SEC title (1:28.25), an NCAA `A’ cut time ... Short Course National Championships, finishing seventh in 54.03 ... A USA Swimming Advanced to championship final in 100 breast along with twin sister Lauren, finishing National Junior Team member ... Swam in the 100 back at the 2008 United States 8th (1:01.49) ... Prelims time of 1:01.06 in 100 breast is eighth-fastest in Auburn history Olympic Trials ... Four-time MVP at Walton High School ... Three-time Marietta Daily ... Made the consolation final in each of her other two events, finishing 13th in 100 Journal Swimmer of the Year, Georgia 5A Swimmer of the Year and Cobb County fly (54.50) and 15th in 50 free (23.24) ... Prelim times in 100 fly (54.30) and 50 free Swimmer of the Year. (23.09) were career-bests ... Won 100 breast in dual meet vs. Florida. Personal Freshman Season (2009-10) Daughter of Craig and Anita Reisinger ... Has two brothers, Matt and David ... Father Competed at the 2010 USA Swimming National Championships … Finished 39th played baseball at Furman ... Plans to major in kinesiology. in the 100 breast in 1:12.15 and 73rd in the 100 fly in 1:02.76 … Also competed in the 100 free and swam a time of 59.87 … Swam in three events at the 2010 SEC Championships for the Tigers … Took 23rd in the 100 fly (55.35), 25th in the 100 free (50.95) and 31st in the 50 free (23.59) … Her times in the 100 free and 50 free were season-best times … Swam a season-best time of 55.14 in the 100 fly at the Bulldog Last Chance meet.

High School Attended Ithaca High School and swam for the Ithaca Aquatics Club … A 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials qualifier … A six-time state champion and All-American … Set the New York state record in the 100 breast … Member of the 2006 and 2007 U.S. Junior national team.

Personal Parents are Susan and Andy Norberg … Has two siblings, Lauren and Kris … Twin sister Lauren swims for Auburn … Mother Susan swam for Pittsburgh.

Li. Norberg’s Top Times Reisinger’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 free...... 23.09 50 free...... 27.27 50 free...... 23.52 50 free...... 26.74 100 free...... 50.27 100 free...... 58.71 100 back...... 54.93 100 free...... 58.98 100 breast...... 1:01.06 200 free...... 2:08.00 200 back...... 1:59.87 200 free...... 2:11.27 100 fly...... 54.30 100 breast...... 1:11.07 100 fly...... 56.96 100 back...... 1:02.92 200 IM...... 2:06.01 100 fly...... 1:02.06 200 back...... 2:16.90 200 IM...... 2:26.44

47 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S RETURNERS

HANNAH Riordan’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 Free...... 22.28 50 Free...... 25.68 RIORDAN 100 Free...... 49.02 100 Free...... 55.86 200 Free...... 1:50.28 200 Free...... 2:05.50 100 Back...... 53.89 100 Back...... 1:02.38 Junior Freestyle/Backstroke 5-11 Cornwall, Ontario Cornwall Collegiate

Five-Time All-American Summer National Championships ... Member of the national record-breaking 400 free 2011 SEC Champion (200 FR, 400 FR) relay that finished first in 3:42.76 ... Took second in the 50 free (25.77), third in the 100 2011 All-SEC First Team free (55.86), fourth in the 50 back (29.36) and 10th in the 100 back (1:02.38) ... Earned 2010 Pan Pacific Championships Competitor three All-America honors at the 2010 NCAA Championships ... Was the lead leg of the 2010 All-SEC Freshmen Team fifth-place finishing 400 free relay (3:15.05) and swam the second leg of the sixth-place CSCAA Academic All-American finishing 200 free relay (1:29.40) ... Anchored the 200 medley relay that took 11th in 1:39.04 ... Competed in two individual events, taking 23rd in the 100 free (49.23) Sophomore Season (2010-11) and 33rd in the 50 free (22.77) ... Reached two individual championship finals at the Competed in three individual events and two relays at 2011 NCAA Championships ... 2010 SEC Championships ... Finished seventh in the 50 free (22.53) and the 100 free Earned two more All-America honors, bringing her career total to five ... Helped 400 (49.53) ... Member of the second-place finishing 200 free relay (1:29.06) and third-place free relay to runner-up finish (3:11.70), setting an Auburn record ... Part of 200 free finishing 400 free relay (3:15.26) ... Anchored the 200 medley relay that finished fourth relay team that finished fifth (1:28.43) ... Finished 28th in 50 free prelims (22.53) ... Took (1:38.22) ... Also swam in the 100 back, taking 18th (55.74). 38th place in 100 back (54.08) ... Barely missed All-America status in 100 free with 20th place finish (48.95, career-best) ... Won two SEC titles at the 2011 SEC Champi- High School onships ... Earned first career conference title as part of 200 free relay that won in an Attended Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School ... Swam for the Cornwall Sea `A’ cut time of 1:28.25 ... Helped 400 free relay team to another SEC title with an `A’ Lions Swim Club ... Won the 2007 Ontario Provincial Championships ... Place third in cut time of 3:13.03 ... Finished 5th in 50 free with career-best time of 22.28; mark ranks the 50m free at the 2008 Canadian Olympic Trials ... Recorded a second-place finish seventh all-time at Auburn and was second-best on the team in 2011 ... Earned 9th- in the 50m free at the FINA Junior World Championships ... Took second in the 100m place finish in 100 free (49.11) ... Finished 10th in 100 back in career-best time of 53.89 free at the Pac Pacific Junior Championships. ... Won both 50 and 100 free in dual-meet victory over Alabama. Personal Freshman Season (2009-10) Daughter of Mariah Riordan ... Major is liberal arts. Represented Canada at the 2010 Pan Pacific Championships ... Qualified for the consolation finals in the 50 free and finished 12th in a time of 25.68 ... Took 25th in the 100 back (1:04.19) and 39th in the 100 free (56.53) ... Also swam the lead leg of the 400 free relay that finished in 3:44.09 ... Had a strong showing at the 2010 Canadian

48 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S RETURNERS OLIVIA Scott’s Top Times

Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 free...... 22.83 50 free...... 26.43 SCOTT 100 free...... 49.31 100 free...... 56.78 200 free...... 1:50.19 200 free...... 2:04.73 100 back...... 55.55 100 back...... 1:03.51 Sophomore 100 fly...... 52.29 100 fly...... 58.94 Butterfly/Freestyle 5-8 Aurora, Ill. Rosary HS

Three-Time All-American qualifier and competed in the 100m fly , 100m back and 200m back ... Took 17th in the Two-Time SEC Champion (200 MR, 200 FR) 100m fly ... Set the Illinois state record in the 100 fly. 2011 All-SEC First Team 2011 All-SEC Freshman Team Personal 2012 Olympic Trials Qualifier Daughter of Mitch and Emily Scott ... Has two sisters, Kayla and Hannah ... Major is public relations. Freshman Season (2010-11) Finished fifth in the 100 butterfly final at the 2011 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships (58.94 - LCM) ... Qualified for 2012 Olympic Trials ... Earned three All-America honors, swimming in two relays and three individual events at 2011 NCAA Championships ... Finished sixth in 100 fly final, posting a 52.29 for the fourth-fastest time in Auburn history ... Helped 200 medley relay team to fourth-place finish (1:36.62) ... Was part of 11th-place 400 medley relay team (3:33.92) ... Finished 48th in 100 free (49.90) ... Took 56th place in 50 free (23.09) ... Earned first SEC title as a member of the 200 medley relay that won in a school-record and `A’ cut time of 1:36.11 ... Member of 200 free relay that took SEC title in an `A’ cut time of 1:28.25 ... Scored points in all three individual events at SEC Championships ... Finished eighth in 100 fly in 52.62 ... Took 11th in 100 free in career-best 49.31 ... Was 14th in 50 free (22.97) ... Won the 100 fly three times in dual meets during the season (LSU/Notre Dame, Texas, Florida).

High School A five-star recruit by Swimming World Magazine ... Three-time member of the National Junior Team (2008, 2009, 2010) ... A 2009 USA Swimming National Championship

49 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S RETURNERS MORGAN STERLING SMITH WINE

Junior Junior Backstroke/IM 5-7 5-7 Freestyle/Butterfly Houston, Texas Orlando, Fla. Klein HS Lake Highland Prep

Sophomore Season (2010-11) Sophomore Season (2010-11) Competed in four dual meets and the Georgia Invitational ... Top time in 50 free Competed at SEC Championships in three events ... Finished 33rd in 500 free (5:02.92) (25.76) came at War Eagle Invite ... Top 200 free time (1:58.74) came at Ralph Crocker ... Took 21st place in 1650 free (17:07.99) ... Earned 29th-place finish in 200 fly Invite ... Posted top times in 100 back (57.05), 100 fly (58.49) and 200 IM (2:06.12) at (2:06.18) ... Had team’s third-best time in 200 fly with 2:03.86 at Georgia Invitational Georgia Invitational. ... Top time in 200 free (1:53.10) and 500 free (4:51.02) came at Georgia Invitational ... Best time in 1000 free came in dual meet with LSU/Notre Dame (10:12.89) ... Had her Freshman Season (2009-10) best time in 1650 free in Texas dual meet (16:49.76). Point scorer for Auburn during the dual meet season ... Had a trio of top five finishes throughout the season ... Took fifth in both the 100 back and 200 back at LSU ... Fin- Freshman Season (2009-10) ished fifth in the 200 back against Alabama ... Swam season-best times in the 100 back Swam in three events for Auburn at the 2010 SEC Championships … Finished with (56.68) and 200 back (2:02.38) at the Bulldog Last Chance meet. a NCAA “B” standard time of 4:52.40 in the 500 free and a “B” time of 16:34.74 in the 1,650 free … Also swam in the 200 fly and finished in 2:05.63 … Earned pair of High School victories in the dual meet against Emory … Finished first in the 500 free with a time Attended Klein High School and swam for the Cy-Fair Swim Club ... A 10-time of 5:03.43 and in the 1000 free in 10:21.63 … Had a pair of third-place finishes in the All-American ... Three-time high school team MVP and captain ... State finalist in four 500 free and 1,650 free against Alabama … Took third in the 500 free and fourth in the events both her junior and senior years ... Set her high school’s individual records in 1000 free at LSU … Took fifth in the 1,650 free at Texas A&M. the 200 IM and 100 back ... A three-time USA Swimming Senior National and Junior National Championships qualifier. High School Swam for Lake Highland Preparatory School and was a three-time All-American … A Personal four-year captain … Finished third in the 500 free at the 2008 Florida state champion- Daughter of Robert and Cindy Smith ... Has a sister, Macie ... A recipient of the 2009 ships … A two-time Orlando Sentinel All-County First Team honoree … Member of Klein Booster Club Academic and Athletic Scholarship ... Majoring in business. the Highlander Aquatics Club … U.S. Open qualifier in the 800m free … Took second in the 800m free at the 2009 NCSA Junior National Championships … Was a top 10 finisher at the 2008 Open Water National Championships.

Personal Parents are Brent and Donna Wine … Has one sister, Ashley … Majoring in elemen- tary education.

Smith’s Top Times Wine’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 100 back...... 56.68 100 back...... 1:06.47 500 free...... 4:51.02 200 free...... 2:06.73 200 back...... 2:01.75 200 back...... 2:21.85 1000 free...... 10:12.89 400 free...... 4:23.04 100 fly...... 58.49 200 IM...... 2:24.06 1650 free...... 16:34.74 800 free...... 8:51.09 200 IM...... 2:03.88 200 fly...... 2:03.86 1500 free...... 17:36.27 200 fly...... 2:18.72

50 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S NEWCOMERS ERICA AUTUMN BELCHER BROWN

Freshman Freshman Backstroke/IM Sprint Freestyle 5-10 5-7 Reading, Mass. Pendleton, Ind. Reading Memorial HS Pendleton Heights HS

High School High School Was an 11-time Massachusetts state champion (4x 100 back, 3x 200 IM, 2x 400 FR, Was a nine-time state qualifier for Pendleton Heights High School ... Also a nine-time 100 free, 200 MR) ... Named an All-American in 2010 in the 200 IM and 100 back ... conference champion ... Holds her school’s record in the 50 free, 100 free, 100 back Holds Massachusetts state record in 200 IM and 100 back ... Qualified for nationals and part of the top 200 and 400 FR teams ... Team MVP all four years and named the in 100/200 back and 200 IM ... Qualified for Junior Nationals in 200 IM and 200 back school’s athlete of the year. ... Two-time Boston Globe Swimmer of the Year ... Four-time Boston Globe/Boston Herald All-Scholastic Team ... Four time Middlesex League MVP and team MVP ... Four- Personal time Reading Chronicle Swimmer of the Year ... Lists her favorite swimming memory as being the captain of her Reading Memorial High School team that won its first state Mother is Faith Brown ... Has two siblings, Larryjoe and Christina ... Plans to major in championship in 2010. animal science production management ... Chose Auburn because she wanted to be part of something great both athletically and academically. Personal Parents are Charlene and Frank Belcher ... Has two brothers, Ryan and Drew ... Comes from an athletic family; her grandfather, Charles Vento, played football at Rhode Island ... uncle David Vento ran track at Boston College ... uncle Jack Belcher played football at Boston College ... plans to major in psychology ... Chose Auburn because of the beautiful campus, incredible team atmosphere and feeling of togetherness and family.

CINZIA KATHERINE CALABRETTA DANIELS

Freshman Freshman Diving Butterfly/IM 5-6 5-6 Orlando, Fla. Dunwoody, Ga. Boone HS The Marist School

High School High School Two-time silver medalist at Florida high school state championships for Boone High Helped The Marist School to four consecutive Georgia high school state titles from School ... Five-time junior national team qualifier (2006-2010) ... Two-time senior 2008-2011 ... Four-time all-state selection ... Four-time All-American ... Helped her national team qualifier. school’s 400 free relay to a state title in 2008 and the 200 free relay to a championship in 2010. Personal Parents are Larry and Lisa Calabretta ... Has a brother, Kurt ... Plans to major in me- Personal chanical engineering ... Chose Auburn because the family atmosphere was perfect for Parents are Sue and Dave Daniels ... Has a brother, Michael ... Plans to major in indus- her. trial design ... Chose Auburn because she loved how unified the team was.

51 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S NEWCOMERS ABBY MEGAN DUNCAN FONTENO

Freshman Freshman Breaststroke/IM Sprint Freestyle 5-7 5-4 Champlin, Minn. Jacksonville, Fla. Champlin Park HS The Bolles School

High School High School A five-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine ... Placed third in the 100 Four-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine ... 16-time high school All- breast and fifth in 200 breast at 2010 Speedo Junior National Long Course Cham- American ... Two-time Scholastic All-American ... Helped The Bolles School to three pionships ... Placed second in both 100 and 200 breast at 2010 Junior Short Course state championships ... Was a six-time state champion (50 free, 200 FR, 2x 200 MR, Championships ... Finished seventh in 100 breast at 2008 National Short Course 2x 400 FR) ... Holds state records in 200 MR, 200 FR and 400 FR ... Holds four Bolles Championships ... Member of 2009-10 National Youth Team and 2008 Junior National School records in 100 fly and all three relays ... Three-time first-team all-area ... Quali- Team ... Holds national age group records in 200 and 400 medley relays in both short fied for both U.S. Nationals and Junior Nationals ... Team captain. course and long course ... USA Swimming Scholastic All-American from 2009-11 ... Has 2012 Olympic Trial cuts in 100 and 200 breast ... Four time Minnesota high school state champion in 100 breast; three-time state champ in 200 IM for Champlin Park High Personal School ... Holds Minnesota state high school records in 100 breast and 200 IM ... Four- Parents are Mike and Susan Fonteno ... Has a brother, Michael ... Born in Okinawa, time high school team MVP ... 2011 Athena Award winner. Japan ... Both parents are retired Marines ... Plans to major in pre-pharmacy ... Chose Auburn because of the family aspect, the sportsmanship and great attitudes of the Personal team. Parents are Anne and Steve Duncan ... Has a brother, Ben, who plays football at the University of St. Thomas ... Plans to major in animal science ... Chose Auburn because she loved the family aspect and the dedication of the team.

AIMEE SARAH MIDDLETON PETERSON

Freshman Freshman Backstroke/Butterfly Fly/Breast/IM 5-4 5-7 Opelika, Ala. Friendswood, Texas Ballard Christian HS Clear Brook HS

High School High School SES Hall of Fame member ... Was a junior national and nationals qualifier ... Member of Qualified for 2012 Olympic Trials ... Was a high school All-American. her club’s zone team. Personal Personal Parents are Richard and Daniele Peterson ... Has two sisters, Laura and Ashley ... Plans Parents are Duke and Judi Middleton ... Has two brothers, Adam and Aaron, and a to major in pre-vet ... Chose Auburn because she loved the swim program and the sister, Amanda ... Amanda swam for Delta State ... Adam swam at South Carolina and town. Gardner-Webb ... Plans to major in physical activity and health ... Chose Auburn because she felt like a member of the family.

52 MEET THE TIGERS - WOMEN’S NEWCOMERS SHANNA SCHUELEIN Lauren Norberg

Freshman Diving 5-4 Oklahoma City, Okla. Casady School

High School Was a three-time All-American ... Runner-up at 2009 National Age Group Champion- ships ... Was a six-time junior nationals qualifier ... Two-time senior nationals qualifier ... Siena DeVenuto 2008-2009 SPC Champion.

Personal Parents are Chet and Terri Schuelein ... Has a sister, Anna ... Plans to major in psychology ... Chose Auburn because she loved how the team was a family and it felt like home.

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ADAM Godzinski’s Top Scores

1-meter...... 316.05 GODZINSKI 3-meter...... 337.50 Platform...... 281.95 Senior Diving 6-0 Fontenay aux Roses, France Lycee Marie Curie

CSCAA Academic All-American

Junior Season (2010-11) Scored points in two events for the Tigers at the 2011 SEC Championships ... Finished 15th on the platform with a career-best score of 281.95 ... Also was 15th on the one- meter with 283.55 points ... Top score of the season came on the one-meter against Florida with a score of 300.23 ... Top performance on the three-meter came at the Georgia Invitational with a 364.45 ... Both were NCAA Zone qualifying scores.

Sophomore Season (2009-10) Competed in a handful of dual meets this season for the Tigers and recorded eight Top 5 finishes on the year … Recorded a season-high and NCAA Zone score of 305.75 on the one-meter at the Georgia Invitational (Dec. 4) … His score of 313.85 on the three-meter at the Alabama Diving Invitational was also a season-best and a NCAA Zone score.

Freshman Season (2008-09) Recorded a NCAA Zone diving score on the three-meter springboard … Scored a personal-best of 337.50 on the three-meter at the Auburn Diving Invitational … Placed fifth in the event at the meet … Had a fourth-place finish on the one-meter against Georgia.

High School Attend Lycee Marie Curie … Dove for A.S. Fontenay aux Roses … Finished 10th at the 2004 European Junior Championships … Competed in the 2007 European Junior Championships … Finished third at the 2007 “Six Nations” meet which included competitors from France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Netherlands and Sweden.

Personal Parents are Carmen and Roman Godzinski … Has two siblings: Piotr and Anna … Mother, Carmen, competed on the Polish junior national handball team … Father, Roman, was a member of the 1980 Polish Olympic Diving team … Sister, Anna, is a member of the French Junior National Diving Team … Brother, Piotr, competed in diving at the European Junior Championships … Majoring in business.

54 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S SENIORS KARL Krug’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 free...... 19.27 50 free...... 22.54 KRUG 100 free...... 42.68 100 free...... 50.60 200 free...... 1:36.01 200 free...... 1:54.59 100 back...... 48.90 100 back...... 59.11 Senior 6-5 Sprint Freestyle Yucaipa, Calif. Yucaipa HS

Four-Time All-American during the dual meet season, including a fourth-place finish in the 50 free at Texas ... He Three-Time SEC Champion (200 FR (2), 400 FR) also took fifth in the 100 free against the Longhorns ... Was third in the 50 free in the 2011 All-SEC First Team team’s home victory over Georgia. 2012 Olympic Trials qualifier (50, 100 free) Freshman Season (2008-09) Junior Season (2010-11) Competed at the 2009 U.S. Senior National Championships ... Finished 18th in the Competed at ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships ... Earned 50 free in 22.59 ... Took 33rd in the 100 free in 50.60 ... Swam in the 50 free and 200 Olympic Trial cuts in 50 free (22.54) and 100 free (50.92) ... Finished 10th in 50 free free events at the SEC Championships ... Swam an NCAA “B” time of 19.38 in the 50 finals ... Earned three more All-America honors at the 2011 NCAA Championships in free, which was also fifth-best on the team ... His “B” time of 42.68 in the 100 free was Minneapolis, Minn. ... Finished seventh in the 50 freestyle with a time of 19.50 ... Helped fourth on the squad and 10th all-time at Auburn. 200 FR team to a third-place finish in 1:15.58 ... Was part of 400 FR team that finished as NCAA runner-up in a time of 2:49.47 ... Helped Auburn win two more SEC titles in High School relay events ... Anchored 200 FR team to victory in 1:16.56 ... Also swam the second Swam in the 50m free at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials, finishing 45th with a time of leg of the 400 FR that won in a time of 2:49.95 ... Was runner-up in the 50 free with 23.08 ... A five-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine ... A ten-time high a time of 19.37; his 19.27 in prelims was a season-best ... Earned the bronze medal in school All-American at Yucaipa High School ... A three-time Junior National Qualifier ... the 100 free with a season-best 42.78 ... Earned another bronze medal in the 800 free Named the Southern California Swimmer of the Year by the Riverside Press Enterprise relay with a 6:21.79 ... Had the team’s third-best time in the 200 free with a 1:36.01 in ... Swam for the Redlands Swim Team under Coach Chuck Riggs and the Yucaipa High prelims at SEC Championships; he would finish 12th overall ... Won the 50 free (20.36) School under Coach Glenn Perry. in a dual meet with LSU. Personal Sophomore Season (2009-10) Parents are Karl B. and Susan Krug ... has a sister, Kristen ... Majoring in business. Earned his first-career All-America honor at the 2010 NCAA Championships in Co- lumbus, Ohio ... Finished 12th in the 50 free in a time of 19.64 ... Was a member of the SEC champion 200 free relay that won the even in 1:16.16 ... Earned fourth in the 50 free in 19.56, while his time of 19.47 in the prelims was a season-best ... Finished 11th in the 100 free (43.72) and 14th in the 100 back (49.11) ... Had five top five finishes

55 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S SENIORS DREW Modrov’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 free...... 19.41 50 free...... 22.70 MODROV 100 free...... 43.24 100 free...... 51.08 100 back...... 50.75 200 free...... 1:56.32 100 fly...... 49.08 100 fly...... 57.70 Senior 6-2 Sprint Freestyle Smithtown, N.Y. Hauppauge HS/Rider University

All-American High School SEC Champion (400 FR) Earned All-America honors in the 50 free ... Placed second in the state in the 50 free 2011 All-SEC First Team and 100 free ... Hauppauge Athlete of the Year ... Two-time team MVP ... Three-time 2012 Olympic Trials Qualifier (50, 100 free) individual county champion.

Junior Season (2010-11) Personal Competed at 2011 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships ... Full name is Drew Addison Modrov ... Son of Barry and Dawn Modrov ... Has two Advanced to consolation finals in 50m free, finishing 14th overall with a 22.79 ... siblings, Brandon and Priscilla ... Both Brandon and Priscilla swam at Rider University. Earned All-America honors in the 50 freestyle at the 2011 NCAA Championships in Minneapolis, Minn. ... Finished 10th in the 50 free in a time of 19.41, a season-best and the team’s fourth-best time of the year ... Also competed in the 100 free, finishing 33rd (43.61) ... Finished 47th in the 200 free (1:39.62) ... Won an SEC title as part of the 400 free relay team with a time of 2:49.95 ... Scored points in two individual events at SEC Championships ... Finished sixth in 50 free (19.79) ... Took seventh-place finish in 100 free (43.34) ... Finished second in 50 free in dual meet vs. LSU ... Was third in 50 free and helped 400 FR team to a victory in dual-meet win over Texas.

At Rider Competed at the 2010 USA Swimming National Championships and finished 40th in the 50 free (23.49) and 73rd in the 100 free (51.87) ... Was the 2009 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Most Outstanding Swimmer ... Set MAAC records in the 50, 100 and 200 free and as a member of the 200 and 400 free relays ... 2009 Eastern College Athletic Conference Swimmer of the Meet.

56 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S SENIORS MAX Modrov’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 free...... 19.41 50 free...... 22.70 MURPHY 100 free...... 43.24 100 free...... 51.08 100 back...... 50.75 200 free...... 1:56.32 100 fly...... 49.08 100 fly...... 57.70 Senior 6-1 Backstroke/Butterfly Flower Mound, Texas. Flower Mound

Two-Time All-American Freshman Season (2008-09) 2012 Olympic Trials Qualifier (100, 200 back) Swam in the 100m back and 200m back events at the 2009 U.S. Senior National Cham- SEC Academic Honor Roll pionships ... Finished 11th in the 100m back in 55.16 ... Took 20th in the 200m back in a time of 2:04.14 ... Earned All-America Honorable Mention in the 200 back (1:41.70) at Junior Season (2010-11) the 2009 NCAA Championships ... Competed in the 100 back and took 23rd in 47.33 Competed at 2011 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships ... Finished ... That time ranks him fourth all-time at Auburn ... At the SEC Championships, swam in 22nd overall in the 100m back with a 55.33, shaving two-tenths off his previous the 200 back “A” Final and came away with a fifth-place finish in 1:43.10 ... Swam in the Olympic Trials qualifying mark ... Earned All-America honors for the second time at the “B” final and took 11th in 47.89. NCAA Championships in Minneapolis, Minn. ... Finished in 11th place in the 200 back with a time of 1:42.36; his prelims time of 1:42.14 was a season-best ... Earned first High School career SEC medal with third-place finish in 200 back, clocking a 1:42.89 ... Also scored A five-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine ... Competed in the 100m in 100 back, finishing sixth in 47.17 ... Finished 23rd in 200 IM (1:49.66) ... Won 200 back and 200m back at the U.S. Olympic Trials ... Finished 44th in the 100m back with backstroke in dual-meet victory over Texas ... Finished 2nd in 200 back vs. Alabama; was a time of 57.11 and 30th in the 200m back, clocking in at 2:03.28 ... A USA Swimming 2nd in 100 back vs. LSU ... Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll. Junior National Team member in 2007-08 ... Set national age group records in the 100 and 200 back ... Also set both Texas and Minnesota state records ... Was a high school Sophomore Season (2009-10) All-American all four years ... Finished third in the 100 back at junior nationals in 2006 Swam in two events at the 2010 ConocoPhillips National Championships ... Reached and 2007 ... His club team, the Dallas Mustangs, were national champions in 2007. the “B” final in the 100m back with a time of 55.61 ... Took 31st in the 200m back in 2:04.73 ... Competed in the 100 and 200 back events at the 2010 NCAA Champion- Personal ships ... Finished 19th in the 200 back with a time of 1:42.96 and took 27th in the Full name is Max McCormack Murphy ... Parents are David and Kirby Murphy ... Has 100 back in 47.81 ... Swam exhibition for Auburn at the 2010 SEC Championships, two siblings, Sam and McKenzie ... Mom swam for the University of Maryland. competing in the 50 free, 100 back and 200 back ... His time of 20.68 in the 50 free was a season best ... Clocked a time of 47.91 in the 100 back and recorded a time of 1:43.14 in the 200 back ... Had season-best times in the 100 back (47.02) and 200 back (1:42.95) at the James E. Martin Invitational ... Recorded a first-place finish in the 200 back against Texas A&M.

57 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S RETURNERS MARCELO JAMES CHIERIGHINI DISNEY-MAY

Sophomore Sophomore 6-4 6-4 Sprint Freestyle Sprint Freestyle Sao Paulo, Brazil Surrey, England Avanco HS Millfield School

Five-Time All-American 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2011 SEC Champion (200 FR) 2011 All-SEC First Team Freshman Season (2010-11) 2011 All-SEC Freshman Team Qualified for 2011 World Championships as part of Great Britain’s team ... Was part of Auburn’s NCAA Championships team ... Swam in the 800 freestyle relay at NCAA Freshman Season (2010-11) Championships, but the Auburn team was disqualified ... Competed throughout the Competed at 2011 World Championships in Shanghai ... Swam the anchor leg of the fall season before illness sidelined him for much of the spring; was able to return for 4x100 freestyle relay, finishing ninth ... Earned five All-America honors at the NCAA the Bulldog Invitational in late February and earned his way onto NCAA Champion- Championships in Minneapolis, Minn. ... Helped Auburn to runner-up finish in 400 ship team ... Top times in the 50 free (20.20), 100 free (43.54), 200 free (1:36.10) - all freestyle relay (2:49.47) ... Swam the anchor leg on the 200 freestyle relay team that NCAA `B’ cuts - came at Bulldog Invitational ... Named to SEC First-Year Academic finished runner-up (1:15.50) ... Took the freestyle leg for the third-place finishing 200 Honor Roll. medley relay team (1:24.56) ... Finished eighth in 100 freestyle (42.49) finals; posted a 42.26 in prelims that was the squad’s second-fastest time of the year ... Posted a 13th- High School place finish in the 50 free (19.65); his prelims time of 19.58 was his best of the year Age group record holder in the 100m free ... Two-time British youth champion in the and fifth-best on the team ... Was also part of the 200 freestyle relay team that won 50m and 100m free ... Attended the prestigious boarding school, Millfield School, in the SEC Championship (1:16.56) ... Finished fourth in 100 free (42.78) ... Also scored Somserset, England ... Represented Great Britain at the European Junior Champion- points for Auburn in 50 free (19.97 - 8th) and 100 fly (47.32 - 11th) ... Named to 2011 ships in Helsinki, Finland ... Made the finals in the 100 free and was a member of the All-SEC First Team and All-SEC Freshman Team. second-place finishing 400m free relay.

Personal Personal Parents are Flavia and Augusto Chierighini ... Major is business ... Chose Auburn be- Son of Gavin and Jane Disney-May... Has a sister, Georgina ... Major is economics. cause of the sprint program and the chance to follow in the footsteps of sprinters such as Brett Hawke, Cesar Cielo and Fred Bousquet.

Chierighini’s Top Times Disney-May’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 free...... 19.58 50 free...... 22.92 50 free...... 20.20 50 free...... 22.88 100 free...... 42.26 100 free...... 49.24 100 free...... 43.54 100 free...... 49.79 200 free...... 1:43.04 50 fly...... 24.64 200 free...... 1:36.10 200 free...... 1:54.58 100 fly...... 47.22

58 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S RETURNERS STUART ZANE FERGUSON GROTHE

Junior Sophomore 5-10 Distance Free Breast/Fly/IM 6-1 Richmond, Va. Boulder City, Nev. Collegiate School Boulder City HS

Two-Time All-American Two-Time All-American 2011 SEC Champion (100 Breast) 2011 All-SEC Freshman Team 2011 All-SEC First Team School Record Holder - 500 free, 1000 free, 1650 free CSCAA Scholar All-American 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials qualifier - 200 free, 400 free, 1500 free, 200 fly 2010 SEC All-Freshmen Team SEC Academic Honor Roll Freshman Season (2010-11) Competed at ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships ... Earned Olym- Sophomore Season (2010-11) pic Trials qualifying time in 200 free (1:52.17) ... Posted Trials qualifying mark in 400 Developed into one of the top breaststrokers in the SEC ... Earned his second All-America honor helping the 400 medley relay team to a third-place finish at the free (3:58.30) and 1500 free (15:34.98) at Los Angeles Invitational in July ... Also earned NCAA Championships, swimming the breaststroke leg as the team posted a 3:06.76 Trials qualifying time in 200 fly (2:03.29) at Speedo Grand Challenge ... Two-time All- ... Captured his first individual SEC title in the 100 breaststroke, swimming a 53.01 to American after finishing seventh (4:16.82) in the 500 free and sixth (14.47.09) in the win the championship ... Tied for fourth in the 200 breast at SEC Championships with 1650 free at NCAA Championships in Minneapolis, Minn. ... Set a new Auburn record a 1:57.32 ... Competed in both events at NCAA Championships ... Helped 400 MR to a at NCAAs in the 1650 free after breaking the nine-year Auburn record with a 14:57.46 runner-up finish at SEC Championships with a season-best time of 3:06.52 ... Also had at the 2011 SEC Championships ... Finished 17th in the 200 free prelims at 1:35.09, an NCAA `B’ cut in the 200 IM with a 1:47.93 to finish 13th at SEC Championships ... missing the finals cut by just .02 seconds ... Named to 2010-11 All-SEC Freshmen Team Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll. ... Scored points in all three individual events for Auburn at the 2011 SEC Champion- ships ... Broke the nine-year-old Auburn record in the 1,650 free after taking fourth in Freshman Season (2009-10) the event in a time of 14:57.46 ... Finished fifth in the 500 free in a career-best time of Earned All-America Honorable Mention at the 2010 NCAA Championships in the 4:17.99 ... Reached the championship final of the 200 free and took seventh overall in 100 breast ... Swam to a 14th-place finish in the event in a time of 53.65 ... His time of 53.26 in the preliminary session was a season-best time ... Also swam in the 200 breast 1:35.90 ... Time of 1:35.51 in the 200 free prelims was a career-best time ... Top time and the 200 IM at the meet ... Reached two championship finals during the 2010 SEC in 1000 free was 9:10.64 against Florida on January 21, the seventh-fastest in Auburn Championships ... Finished fourth in the 100 breast with a time of 53.64 and followed history ... His first 1000 yards in the 1650 free at NCAA Championships (8:56.78) set with a seventh-place finish in the 200 breast in a season-best time of 1:58.95 ... His the school record in the event. performance at the conference meet earned him a spot on the SEC All-Freshmen Team ... Also competed in the 200 IM at the meet and swam a season-fastest time of 1:49.19 High School ... Named SEC Male Freshman of the Week on Jan. 26 after having a solid performance A five-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine ... Competed at the 2010 against SEC rival Florida. USA Swimming Senior National Championships ... Swam in the 200m free (1:55.04), 400m free (4:04.28) and 100m fly (57.70) ... Attended Boulder City High School and High School swam for Boulder City Henderson club team ... Finished third in the 500 free (4:24.51) Attended Collegiate High School and swam for the Poseidon Swimming Club ... An at the 2010 Southern California Swimming Grand Prix ... Took fourth in the 1,650 11-time All-America honoree ... Member of the 2007, 2008 and 2009 USA junior teams ... Named captain of the 2009 squad ... Two-time 18U national champion in the 100y free at the 2008 USA Swimming Short Course Junior Championships with a time of breast at the junior level ... Member of the national record-breaking 200 medley relay 15:17.85. team ... Compete in the 100m and 200m breast at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials ... Four- time Virginia Swimmer of the Year ... Three-time Academic All-American. Personal Son of Terry Grothe and Sy Grothe ... Has three sisters: Alexis, Natalie and Rachael ... Personal Sister Alexis swims at Texas A&M. Full name is Stuart Gifford Ferguson ... Son of Laura and Andrew Ferguson ... Has two brothers: Peter and Thomas ... Major is philosophy. Grothe’s Top Times Ferguson’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 200 free...... 1:35.09 200 free...... 1:52.17 100 breast...... 53.01 100 breast...... 1:02.58 500 free...... 4:16.57! 400 free...... 3:58.30 200 breast...... 1:57.32 200 breast...... 2:18.54 1000 free...... 8:56.78! 800 free...... 8:06.53 100 fly...... 49.03 200 IM...... 2:08.04 1650 free...... 14:47.09! 1500 free...... 15:34.98 200 fly...... 1:47.67 100 fly...... 49.92 100 fly...... 56.12 200 IM...... 1:47.93 200 fly...... 1:49.06 200 fly...... 2:03.29 ! - school record

59 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S RETURNERS PETER NIMROD HAAS HAYET

Sophomore Sophomore Breaststroke/IM Butterfly/IM 5-9 5-8 Dunwoody, Ga. Modiin, Israel The Marist School Peddie HS (N.J.)

Freshman Season (2010-11) Freshman Season (2010-11) Competed in several dual meets plus the Georgia Invitational and Bulldog Invitational Competed at World University Games in Shenzen, China in butterfly and IM events ... Top time in 50 free (23.16) came at Ralph Crocker Invitational ... Posted top times in ... Scored in three events for Auburn at the SEC Championships in Gainesville, Fla. 100 breast (56.02), 200 breast (2:01.16) and 200 IM (1:53.97) at Bulldog Invitational ...... Earned a 10th-place finish in the 200 IM with an NCAA `B’ cut time of 1:46.67, Had his best 400 IM time (4:11.93) at the Georgia Invitational. the team’s second-best time of the year ... Finished 13th in the 200 butterfly with a 1:46.36 ... Earned a point for the Tigers with a 16th-place finish in the 400 IM, clocking High School a 3:52.95; his time of 3:50.55 in prelims was his best of the year ... Had the team’s fifth- Attended Marist High School and swam for the Dynamo club team ... Member of the best time in the 100 fly (48.82) at the Georgia Invitational ... Named SEC Freshman of Marist varsity swim team and team captain ... High School All-American in the 100 the Week after his performance in dual meet with Florida. breast and 200 medley relay ... A USA Swimming Junior National qualifier in the 100 and 200 breast ... Won the 200 breast at the 2010 Southeast Zone Championships. High School A five-star recruit by Swimming World Magazine ... Attended Peddie High School in Personal New Jersey and swam for the Peddie Aquatics Club ... Two-time Eastern Interscholastic Son of Brian and Molly Haas ... Has a sister, Haley ... Father swam for Auburn from Swimming champion in the 100 fly ... Won the 200 IM at the 2009 Eastern Interscholas- 1977-1981 ... Plans on majoring in political science. tic meet ... Took second in the 200m fly at the 2009 European Junior Swimming Cham- pionships ... Recorded three first-place finishes at the 2009 USA Swimming Sectionals in Cambridge, Mass. ... Took first in the 200 fly (1:46.91) and 200 breast (2:00.69) and as a part of the winning 400 free relay ... Swam senior national cuts in the 100m fly, 200m fly and 400m IM.

Personal Son of Eran and Naama Hayet ... Has two siblings, Noa and Hadas ... major is unde- cided.

Haas’ Top Times Hayet’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 free...... 23.16 100 breast...... 1:05.57 200 back...... 1:49.26 50 free...... 24.67 100 breast...... 56.02 200 breast...... 2:20.47 100 breast...... 59.44 100 fly...... 53.65 200 breast...... 2:01.16 200 IM...... 2:11.21 200 breast...... 2:04.78 200 fly...... 1:57.97 200 IM...... 1:53.97 400 IM...... 4:44.29 100 fly...... 48.82 200 IM...... 2:04.97 400 IM...... 4:11.93 200 fly...... 1:46.35 400 IM...... 4:28.86 200 IM...... 1:46.67 400 IM...... 3:50.55

60 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S RETURNERS SPENCER CHRIS KERNS KRAMER

Sophomore Junior Free/Breast/IM Freestyle/IM 5-7 5-9 Grand Bay, Ala. Hanover, Pa. St. Paul’s Episcopal HS South Western HS

2012 Olympic Trials Qualifier (200 IM) Sophomore Season (2010-11) Swam in a handful of meets for Auburn ... Top time of 1:45.74 in the 200 free and Freshman Season (2010-11) 1:56.07 in the 200 fly at the Ralph Crocker Invitational ... Recorded a 4:38.59 in the Qualified for Olympic Trials in 200 IM with time of 2:06.36 at Senior Sectionals meet 500 free and a 9:29.46 in the 1000 free against Florida ... Finished the 1,650 free in in Athens, Ga., in July ... Competed in several dual meets along with the Georgia 16:00.69 and the 400 IM in 4:00.04 against Georgia. Invitational and Bulldog Invitational ... Barely missed an NCAA `B’ cut time in the 200 IM with a 1:49.93 at the Bulldog Invite ... Also posted a 56.96 in the 100 breast at the Freshman Season (2009-10) Bulldog Invite for his best time of the year in that event ... Top times in the 200 free Scored points in two events for Auburn at the 2010 SEC Championships ... Reached (1:45.58) and 500 free (4:51.86) came in the dual meet against Alabama ... Posted top the consolation finals in the 400 IM and took 13th in a season-best and NCAA “B” cut times in the 200 breast (2:06.13) and 400 IM (4:02.32) at the Georgia Invitational. time of 3:52.16 ... Finished 11th in the 1,650 free at the conference meet in a “B” cut time of 15:32.35 ... Also competed in the 500 free and swam a personal-best and “B” High School time of 4:28.29 in the event. Swam for St. Paul’s Episcopal and for the City of Mobile Swim Association ... Member of the 2009 Speedo Junior National Championships winning 200 free relay ... Reached High School the consolation final of the 100 breast at the 2009 Short Course Junior Champion- Attended South Western High School and was a part of the York YMCA Swim Club ... ships ... Three-time Alabama state champion ... High School All-American ... 2010 class YMCA national champion in the 1650 free ... Member of the 2009 national select camp salutatorian ... Three-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-America. ... Swam with the North Baltimore Aquatics Club for seven years before moving to the York YMCA. Personal Son of Richard and Melissa Kerns ... Has a brother, Tyler, and sister, Haleigh ... Father Personal and brother played baseball for South Alabama and sister swam for Kentucky. Full name is Christopher Kramer ... Son of Tiani Kramer ... Has one sister, Brynne ... Majoring in business.

Kerns’ Top Times Kramer’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 200 free...... 1:45.58 400 free...... 4:04.08 200 free...... 1:45.74 200 free...... 2:00.86 500 free...... 4:51.86 100 breast...... 1:06.82 500 free...... 4:28.29 400 free...... 4:07.59 100 breast...... 56.96 200 breast...... 2:27.60 1000 free...... 9:16.55 200 back...... 2:07.90 200 breast...... 2:06.13 200 IM...... 2:06.36 1650 free...... 15:32.35 100 fly...... 1:00.68 200 IM...... 1:49.93 400 IM...... 4:34.93 200 back...... 1:51.22 200 fly...... 2:08.52 400 IM...... 4:02.32 400 IM...... 3:52.16 200 IM...... 2:10.34 400 IM...... 4:30.32

61 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S RETURNERS TJ CHRIS LEON MANNING

Sophomore Sophomore Freestyle Sprint Free/Fly 6-3 6-0 Mobile, Ala. Brantford, Ontario UMS-Wright Prep North Park Collegiate

2012 Olympic Trials Qualifier (50, 100 free; 100 fly) Two-Time All-American SEC Champion (200 FR) Freshman Season (2010-11) 2011 All-SEC First Team Earned a spot on the Tigers’ NCAA Championship team after a stellar performance at 2011 All-SEC Freshman Team the Bulldog Invitational ... Finished 39th in the 50 free (19.95) and 41st in the 100 free SEC Academic Honor Roll (44.06) at the NCAA Championships in Minneapolis, Minn. ... Posted outstanding times in both events at the Bulldog Invitational, earning NCAA `B’ cuts with a 19.66 in the Freshman Season (2010-11) 50 free and a 43.83 in the 100 free ... Part of the winning 200 free relay team in dual Earned first career All-America honors, competing at NCAA Championships in three meet victory over LSU ... Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll. individual events ... Took 14th place in the 50 free with a 19.67; time of 19.62 in prelims was a career-best ... Earned another All-America certificate, swimming in the prelims of High School the 200 free relay to help Auburn earn the top qualifying spot with a season-best time A five-star recruit by Swimming World Magazine ... Swam for the City of Mobile Swim of 1:15.50 ... Took 42nd-place finish in 100 free (44.14) ... Finished 34th in 100 breast Association ... Competed at the 2010 USA Swimming Senior National Champion- (56.17) ... Part of SEC Champion team in the 200 free relay with a time of 1:16.56 ... ships ... Took 22nd in the 50 free (23.10), 23rd in the 100 fly (55.07) and 42nd in the Named 2010-11 All-SEC First Team and 2010-11 All-SEC Freshmen Team ... Reached 100 free (54.10) ... Six-time Alabama state champion ... NCSA All-American ... USA the championship final of the 50 free and finished fifth overall in a then-career best National Youth Team member ... Qualified for the 2008 United States Olympic Trials time of 19.78 ... Took 12th in the 100 free in 44.11 after swimming a career-fastest time in the 100m free ... NCSA Junior National Champion (100 fly) and 2009 Speedo of 43.70 in the prelims ... Placed 15th in the 100 breast (55.65) ... Time of 54.93 in the Short Course Junior National Champion (100 free) ... Member of the junior national 100 breast prelims was a personal-best ... Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor champion 200 free relay ... Holds eight current Southeastern LSC records ... Named Roll. to the Alabama All-State and Mobile All-County teams ... USA Swimming Scholastic All-American. High School A five-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine ... Swam for the W. Ross Personal Macdonald Swimming Club ... Competed at the 2008 Canadian Olympic Trials ... Full name is Tofey James Leon, IV ... Son of Tofey, III, and Caren Leon ... Has a sister, Finished fifth at the 2009 Canadian World Championships Trials in the 50 free (22.82) Lindsay ... Plans on majoring in physical therapy. ... Holds age group record in the 50m free ... Member of the Canadian Junior National Team.

Personal Son of Jeff and Sue Manning ... Has a sister, Katie ... Plans on majoring in business.

Leon’s Top Times Manning’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 50 free...... 19.66 50 free...... 23.10 50 free...... 19.62 50 free...... 23.26 100 free...... 43.83 100 free...... 51.14 100 free...... 43.70 100 free...... 51.36 200 free...... 1:54.92 100 breast...... 54.93 200 free...... 2:04.06 100 fly...... 54.51 100 fly...... 49.16 100 back...... 1:08.77 100 breast...... 1:07.88

62 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S RETURNERS AARON KYLE MIDDLETON OWENS

Junior Sophomore Butterfly Back/Free/IM 6-1 6-3 Opelika, Ala. Johnson City, Tenn. Ballard Christian HS Science Hill HS

2010-11 Five-Time All-American Did not compete for Auburn ... Re-joined the team as a walk-on in the fall of 2011. 2011 All-SEC Second Team 2012 Olympic Trials Qualifier Sophomore Season (2009-10) SEC Academic Honor Roll Competed in several dual meets for the Tigers ... Top times in 100 back (49.79) and 100 fly (49.58) came at Austin Grand Prix .... Top time in 200 back (1:50.96) came in Sophomore Season (2010-11) dual meet vs. LSU ... Clocked a 48.09 in the 100 free on a relay split vs. Georgia ... Competed at 2011 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships ... Finished fourth overall in 100m backstroke (54.30) to post the seventh-fastest time in the Freshman Season (2008-09) country over the last two years ... Advanced to consolation final of 200m back, finishing Competed at the 2009 U.S. Senior National Championships in the 100 back and 200 12th overall with a 2:01.03 to own one of the 15 fastest times in the country quali- back ... Swam in a variety of events for the Tigers during his first season ... Picked up a fied for the 2012 Olympic Trials ... Earned four All-America honors at 2011 NCAA second-place finish in the 200 fly at Florida State in a time of 1:51.25 ... Finished fifth Championships in Minneapolis, Minn. ... Finished fourth in 100 back with career-best in the 200 back (1:49.77) at the same meet ... Recorded a pair of fifth-place finishes time of 45.63, the fourth-fastest time in Auburn history ... Took ninth place in 200 against Florida in the 100 back (49.78) and 100 fly (50.34) ... Was seventh against Texas back (1:41.57) ... Just missed the finals in the 200 IM with a 1:44.76, finishing 19th ... in the 200 free (1:44.22). Helped Auburn to third-place finishes in both 200 MR (1:24.56) and 400 MR (3:06.76) ... Scored points in three individual events and two relays at SEC Championships ... High School Earned runner-up finish in 200 back with career-best time of 1:40.36 ... Finished third A three-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine... Attended Ballard in 200 IM with 1:44.28, also a career-best ... Took eighth place in 400 IM with 3:49.08, Christian School... Member of Auburn Aquatics... Three-time Academic All-American... yet another career-best time ... Helped 400 MR team to second-place finish in 3:06.52 Three-time southern zone team member... Junior National qualifier in the 100 and 200 ... Was part of 800 FR team that finished third in 6:21.79 ... Won four individual races fly; 100 and 200 back; 200 and 400 IM; and 100 and 200 free. during the season ... Swept the backstroke events at the Georgia Invitational ... Won the 200 back and 200 IM in a dual meet victory over LSU ... Named to SEC Academic Personal Honor Roll. Parents are Duke and Judi Middleton... Sister, Aimee, is a freshman for the Auburn women’s team ... Major is finance. Freshman Season (2009-10) Swam at the 2010 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming Championships ... Finished 12th in the 100m back (55.36) and 18th in the 200 IM (2:02.91) ... Competed in three individual events and one relay at the 2010 NCAA Championships … Was a part of the 800 free relay squad that took 13th in a time of 6:29.16 … That finish earned Owens an All-America Honorable Mention honor … Also competed in the 200 IM, 100 back and 200 back at the meet … His time of 1:46.12 in the 200 IM was a season-best … Swam in three individual events at the 2010 SEC Championships … Qualified for the championship final in the 400 IM and finished eighth in a season-best time of 3:49.08 … Took ninth in the 200 back in a season-best 1:43.76 … Finished 11th in the 200 IM at the conference meet with a time of 1:46.50 … Recorded his first-career NCAA “A” cut time, clocking a 46.46 in the 100 back at the James E. Martin Invite.

Middleton’s Top Times Owens’ Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 100 back...... 49.71 200 back...... 2:07.55 100 free...... 44.08 50 free...... 24.09 200 back...... 1:45.66 100 fly...... 56.81 200 free...... 1:35.25 100 free...... 50.87 100 fly...... 49.27 200 fly...... 2:07.57 100 back...... 45.63 100 back...... 54.20 200 fly...... 1:48.46 200 back...... 1:40.36 200 back...... 2:01.03 200 IM...... 1:44.28 200 IM...... 2:02.91 400 IM...... 3:49.08

63 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S RETURNERS JOHN BRANDON SANTEIU IV SIEMASKO

Sophomore Junior Diving Free/Back 6-2 5-11 Dearborn Heights, Mich. Indianapolis, Ind. Univ. of Detroit Jesuit HS North Central HS

2011 All-SEC Second Team 2012 Olympic Trials Qualifier (100, 200 back) 2011 All-SEC Freshman Team SEC Academic Honor Roll SEC Academic Honor Roll Sophomore Season (2010-11) Freshman Season (2010-11) Qualified for 2012 Olympic Trials with performance at 2011 ConocoPhillips USA Scored in all three diving events at 2011 SEC Championships ... Finished runner-up to Swimming National Championships ... Finished 45th overall in 100m back prelims with teammate Dan Mazzaferro in the platform event with a score of 362.95 ... Earned a a 57.48 to earn a Trials qualifying time ... Finished 24th overall in 200 back finals with third-place finish in the 3-meter event with a 388.20 ... Finished eighth in the 1-meter a 2:05.52; time of 2:04.58 in prelims was another Trials qualifying mark ... Competed competition with a 309.80 ... 1- and 3-meter scores at SECs were his best of the year in his first conference meet at the 2011 SEC Championships, swimming exhibition ... Top platform score came at Georgia Invitational with a 363.70 to finish second, for Auburn ... Picked up a pair of career-best times during the meet in the 500 free again behind Mazzaferro ... Finished fourth in platform event at NCAA Zone B with (4:28.74) and the 200 back (1:45.06), earning an NCAA `B’ cut time in 200 back ... score of 713.10, missing a trip to NCAA Championships by one place ... Advanced to Finished 25th in the 200 free with a time of 1:39.80 ... Swam exhibition in the 500 free, consolation finals on 3-meter at Zone meet, finishing 15th ... Named to SEC First-Year finishing at 4:28.74 ... Top time in 100 back was 49.78 at Georgia Invitational ... Named Academic Honor Roll. to SEC Academic Honor Roll.

High School Freshman Season (2009-10) All-American and a Michigan state champion ... All-Catholic League and All-State hon- Recorded a trio of season-best times at the 2010 Austin Grand Prix … Finished the oree ... Finalist on the platform at the 2009 Junior National Championships, finishing 100 back in 51.09, the 200 back in 1:48.93 and the 500 free in 4:34.17 at the meet … eighth ... Took second on the three-meter at the 2009 USA Diving Age Group Cham- Had a pair of fourth-place finishes at LSU to start the season … Was fourth in the pionships ... Won the 2009 Junior Zone B title on the platform and finished third on 1000 free (9:45.98) and in the 500 free (4:44.48) … Finished third in the 500 free the one-meter ... Captured titles on the one-meter and platform at the 2009 Region 4 (4:41.18) against Alabama, while finishing fourth in the 200 free (1:42.70) versus the Championships, while finishing second on the three-meter. Crimson Tide … Took fourth in the team’s win at Texas A&M in the 200 back with a time of 1:50.93. Personal Son of John, III, and Elizabeth Santeiu ... Has two sisters, Samantha and Keri ... Plans on High School majoring in physics. Attend North Central High School and swam for the Washington Township Swim Club … All-American in the 200 free, 500 free and 100 back … State runner-up in the 200 free and 500 free … Swam the anchor leg for the 400 free relay that won the 2009 state title … Four-time USA Swimming Junior Championships qualifier … Took 13th in the 200 back at the 2009 junior meet.

Personal Full name is Brandon Michael Siemasko … Parents are Charlotte and Robert Siemasko … Has a brother, Rob … Majoring in exercise science.

Santeiu’s Top Scores Siemasko’s Top Times Short-Course Yards Long-Course Meters 1-meter...... 309.80 50 free...... 21.46 200 free...... 1:55.22 3-meter...... 388.20 200 free...... 1:39.46 400 free...... 4:04.39 Platform...... 363.70 500 free...... 4:28.74 100 back...... 57.48 100 back...... 48.62 200 back...... 2:04.58 200 back...... 1:44.82 200 IM...... 2:10.34

64 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S NEWCOMERS KEVIN MICHAEL BEHRENS BERAN

Freshman Freshman Fly/Back Diving 6-1 5-11 Munster, Ind. Austin, Texas Munster HS Anderson HS

High School High School Was a two-time IHSAA State Champion for Munster High School ... Two-time finalist Won the 16-18 boys platform championship at the 2010 USA Diving Age Group at Junior Nationals ... Competed at 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials. National Championships ... Finished fourth in the synchronized 10-meter competition at the AT&T Senior Nationals ... Four-time All-American at Anderson High School ... Personal Finished third at the Texas high school state championships in 2011 ... Took 10th place Parents are George and Mary Behrens ... Has three siblings, George, Maggie and Pat ... in the high school state finals in 2010 ... Club team is Longhorn Aquatics. Sister Maggie swam at Notre Dame ... Plans to major in information systems management ... Chose Auburn because he wanted to become a better swimmer and person. Personal Parents are John and Maribeth Beran ... Has a brother, Matthew ... Plans to major in civil engineering ... Chose the Tigers to be part of the Auburn Family.

ALLEN CHANDLER BROWNING GERLACH

Freshman Junior Free/Back Breaststroke 6-5 6-1 Alpharetta, Ga. St. Augustine, Fla. Alpharetta HS Indian River CC

High School Sophomore Season (2010-11 at Indian River) Helped club team, Dynamo Swim Club, to three junior national championships in the Captured three junior college All-America honors in helping Indian River to 37th 800 freestyle relay ... Also helped Dynamo to 2010 Junior National Championship ... consecutive national championship ... Took third place in both 100 breaststroke (56.49) Was part of the 2011 Junior Worlds team that won gold in the 400 FR ... Says his and 200 breaststroke (2:06.75) finals at NJCAA Championships. favorite moment as a swimmer was singing the national anthem on the medal stand at the Junior World Championships ... Six-time high school All-American at Alpharetta Freshman Season (2009-10 at Indian River): High School ... Qualified for five events at 2012 Olympic Trials (100, 200 free; 200 back, Was a three-time junior college All-American ... Helped propel IRSC to 36th consecu- 200 fly, 400 IM). tive NJCAA Championship ... Helped 200 medley relay team to national championship, swimming a breaststroke leg of 25.13 to lead to a winning time of 1:28.96 ... Finished Personal third in the 100 breaststroke final behind two teammates with a 55.67. Parents are Kaye and Keith Browning ... Has a sister, Laura, who swam at Clemson ... Plans to major in marketing ... Chose Auburn because of the tradition, intensity and Personal team unity. Parents are Kristen and Frank Lightfoot ... Has three siblings, Virginia, Cooper and An- nie ... Plans to major in psychology ... Chose Auburn because of the feeling of family, the program’s history and the experience of the coaching staff.

65 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S NEWCOMERS PIANKHI FRASER GIBSON McKEAN

Freshman Freshman Sprint Free/Fly Diving 6-2 5-9 Oakland, Calif. Victoria, British Columbia Acalanes HS Claremont Secondary

High School High School Was a five-time high school state champion at Acalanes High School ... Was the first Was a member of the Canadian Junior National Team ... Finished fourth on the freshman to ever win the 100 butterfly in California’s North Coast Section history ... 10-meter platform at the 2011 Canadian Senior Nationals ... Earned the silver medal Was also the only NCS male swimmer to ever win both the 50 free and 100 fly state at the 2010 Camo Invitational on the platform ... Was the bronze medalist at the 2007 title in back-to-back years ... Club team is Crow Canyon Sharks. Canadian Junior National Championships.

Personal Personal Parents are Ta-Biti Gibson, Vinetta Bradley and Cherie Harper ... Has two sisters, Parents are Shawn and Colin McKean ... Has a sister, Victoria ... Plans to major in ex- Nailah and Sierra ... His father played basketball at Gonzaga ... Plans to major in busi- ercise science ... Chose Auburn because of the team atmosphere and also because he ness marketing ... Chose Auburn for the opportunity to be part of something great. wanted to move away for college.

TOMMY SAM McKEE PARKER

Freshman Freshman Distance Free/IM Freestyle 6-3 6-0 Wilmington, Del. Newcastle, Australia Brandywine HS Hunter Valley Grammar

High School High School Was a first-team all-state selection for four straight years at Brandywine High School Represented the Australian Youth Team ... Took first place at the 2010 Australian Age- ... Qualified for the USA Swimming National Championships ... Was national runner-up Group Championships in the 400-meter freestyle ... Was the runner-up in the same at YMCA Nationals in the 400 IM and 200 free while competing for the Brandywine meet in the 200 free ... Helped his 4x200 freestyle relay team to a third-place finish at YMCA. the Australian Short Course Championships ... Won the 400 freestyle at the 2010 Trans Tasman Series. Personal Parents are Pat and Sissy McKee ... Has two sisters, Beth and Cindy ... His father played Personal football at the University of Delaware ... Plans to major in exercise science ... Chose Parents are Lisa and Stephen Parker ... Has two siblings, Jake and Jamie ... Plans to Auburn because he loved the team and how close everyone is. major in international business ... Chose Auburn because of the team spirit ... Was born in the United Kingdom but later moved to Australia.

66 MEET THE TIGERS - MEN’S NEWCOMERS EDUARDO VAZ GUIMARAES

Freshman Free/Fly 6-0 Brantford, Ontario North Park Collegiate

High School Three-time member of Brazilian Junior National Team ... Earned silver medal with 400 and 800 freestyle relay teams at Multinations meet in Greece ... Won silver in 200 freestyle at Sulamerican Games in Peru ... Helped his 800 free relay team advance to finals at World Junior Championships in Peru ... Won 200 free and 400 free at Interfederativo Junior - Anapolis.

Personal Parents are Maria and Jose-Eduardo Vaz Guimaraes ... Plans to major in business ... Chose Auburn because of the swimming tradition.

67 WOMEN’S 2010-11 SEASON REVIEW 2010-11 TEAM RESULTS Meet Site Result Dual Record Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. W 169-74 1-0 (1-0) LSU AUBURN W 175-123 2-0 (2-0) Notre Dame AUBURN W 197-101 3-0 (2-0) Georgia Invitational Athens, Ga. 769.5 pts (2nd) Texas AUBURN W 183-117 4-0 (2-0) Florida AUBURN W 165-135 5-0 (3-0) SEC Championships Gainesville, Fla. 563 pts. (3rd) NCAA Championships Austin, Texas 202 pts. (8th)

A Cuts (prior to NCAA Championships)

Name Event Best Qualifying Time Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace Micah Lawrence 100 Breast 59.95 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 50 Free 21.34 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 100 Free 46.81 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 100 Fly 51.98 200 Free Relay Riordan, V.-Wllace, Li. Norberg, Scott 1:28.25 400 Free Relay Riordan, Geary, Bos, V.-Wallace 3:13.03 400 Free Relay Bos, Riordan, Jones, V.-Wallace 3:14.91 200 Medley Relay Bos, La. Norberg, Scott, V.-Wallace 1:36.11

B Cuts (prior to NCAA Championships

Name Event Best Qualifying Time Emily Bos 50 Free 22.73 Emily Bos 100 Back 52.79 Emily Bos 200 Back 1:54.74 Siena DeVenuto 500 Free 4:46.61 Siena DeVenuto 1650 Free 16:38.90 Katie Gardocki 500 Free 4:43.61 Katie Gardocki 1650 Free 16:10.56 Katie Gardocki 400 IM 4:15.75 Caitlin Geary 100 Free 48.81 Caitlin Geary 200 Free 1:45.82 Caitlin Geary 200 IM 1:57.31 Caitlin Geary 400 IM 4:18.55 Laura Johnson 100 Breast 1:02.63 Becca Jones 100 Free 49.79 Becca Jones 200 Free 1:46.61 Micah Lawrence 200 Breast 2:10.23 Micah Martindale 200 Free 1:47.71 Micah Martindale 500 Free 4:46.18 Micah Martindale 1650 Free 16:16.88 Erica Meissner 100 Back 54.63 Erica Meissner 200 Back 1:57.51 400 Medley Relay Erica Meissner 200 IM 2:01.92 Lauren Norberg 100 Breast 1:00.38 Lindsey Norberg 100 Breast 1:01.06 Lindsey Norberg 100 Fly 54.30 Erin Reisinger 100 Back 54.93 Hannah Riordan 50 Free 22.28 Hannah Riordan 100 Free 49.02 Hannah Riordan 100 Back 53.89 Hannah Riordan 100 Back 55.13 Melanie Roberts 200 Fly 2:00.10 Olivia Scott 50 Free 22.83 Olivia Scott 100 Free 49.31 Olivia Scott 100 Fly 52.62 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 200 Free 1:48.24 Jenny Von Jouanne 50 Free 22.96 Sterling Wine 500 Free 4:51.08 800 Free Relay Martindale, Geary, Jones, Gardocki 7:04.68 400 Medley Relay Bos, Lawrence, Scott, V.-Wallace 3:32.79

Zone Diving Cuts

Name Event Best Qualifying Score Anna Aguero One-Meter 314.18 Anna Aguero Three-Meter 357.40 Anna Aguero Platform 308.90 Vennie Dantin One-Meter 326.40 Vennie Dantin Three-Meter 368.05 Vennie Dantin Vennie Dantin Platform 303.35

68 WOMEN’S 2010-11 SEASON REVIEW 2011 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 51. Lindsey Norberg...... 54.79 2011 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS 100-Yard Butterfly 2. A. Vanderpool-Wallace...... 51.98/52.03 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Final 200-Yard Individual Medley Team Dive S1 S2 S3 Final 8. Olivia Scott...... 52.95/52.62 1. California 115 295 424 10. Caitlin Geary...... 1:57.25/1:56.89 1. Georgia 38 106 286 515 720 13. Lindsey Norberg...... 54.30/54.50 2. Georgia 129 274.5 394.5 2. Florida 89 153 291 463 678 3. Southern Cal 122 253 351 400-Yard Individual Medley 3. Auburn 96 166 272 425 563 200-Yard Butterfly 4. Stanford 116 192 272 38. Katie Gardocki...... 4:19.91 4. Tenn. 32 96 157 314.5 466.5 13. Melanie Roberts...... 2:00.86/2:00.83 5. Arizona 99 184 266 5. LSU 31.5 93.5 190.5 295 393 24. Siena DeVenuto...... 2:02.54 6. Texas 68 172 232 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 6. S. Car. 62 108 148 203 252 29. Sterling Wine...... 2:06.18 7. Florida 53 149 226 5. Riordan, Bos, Li. Norberg, 8. Auburn 80 127 202 Vanderpool-Wallace...... 1:28.43 50-Yard Freestyle...... Prelims/Finals 200-Yard Individual Medley 1. A. Vanderpool-Wallace...... 21.46/21.34 6. Caitlin Geary...... 1:57.31/1:58.33 50-Yard Freestyle...... Prelims/Finals 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 5. Hannah Riordan...... 22.67/22.42 26. Micah Lawrence...... 2:02.09 1. Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace...... 21.91/21.38 2. Vanderpool-Wallace, Geary, 9. Emily Bos...... 23.04/22.73 34. Laura Johnson...... 2:03.26 28. Hannah Riordan...... 22.53 Riordan, Bos...... 3:11.70 14. Olivia Scott...... 22.83/22.97 37. Melanie Roberts...... 2:03.82 48. Emily Bos...... 22.90 15. Lindsey Norberg...... 23.09/23.24 40. Erica Meissner...... 2:04.32 56. Olivia Scott...... 23.09 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 23. Haley Krakoski...... 23.32 50. Lauren Norberg...... 2:07.55 --. Geary, Jones, Gardocki, Martindale 27. Becca Jones...... 23.42 100-Yard Freestyle ...... DQ 30. Erin Reisinger...... 23.52 400-Yard Individual Medley 1. Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace...... 46.91/47.07 X, Jenny Von Jouanne...... 22.96 20. Katie Gardocki...... 4:18.06 13. Caitlin Geary...... 48.60/48.51 200-Yard Medley Relay 20. Hannah Riordan...... 48.95 4. Bos, La. Norberg, Scott, 100-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 48. Olivia Scott...... 49.90 Vanderpool-Wallace...... 1:36.62 1. A. Vanderpool-Wallace...... 46.81/46.81 1. Riordan, Vanderpool-Wallace, 57. Becca Jones...... 50.32 8. Caitlin Geary...... 48.81/49.29 Li. Norberg, Scott...... 1:28.25 400-Yard Medley Relay 9. Hannah Riordan...... 49.02/49.11 200-Yard Freestyle 11. Bos, Lawrence, Scott, 11. Olivia Scott...... 49.68/49.31 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 20. Caitlin Geary...... 1:45.86 Vanderpool-Wallace...... 3:33.86 20. Becca Jones...... 50.30 1. Riordan, Geary, Bos, 48. Becca Jones...... 1:48.05 X. Haley Krakoski...... 50.98 Vanderpool-Wallace...... 3:13.03 59. Micah Martindale...... 1:49.31 1-Meter Dive 6. Vennie Dantin...... 301.90/318.65 200-Yard Freestyle 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 500-Yard Freestyle 7. Caitlin Geary...... 1:45.82/1:46.29 4. Martindale, Geary, Jones, Gardocki 21. Katie Gardocki...... 4:41.79 3-Meter Dive 8. Becca Jones...... 1:46.61/1:48.44 ...... 7:04.68 61. Micah Martindale...... 4:50.72 17. Vennie Dantin...... 311.70 18. Micah Martindale...... 1:49.79 25. Haley Krakoski...... 1:50.84 200-Yard Medley Relay 1650-Yard Freestyle Platform 1. Bos, La. Norberg, Scott, 13. Katie Gardocki...... 16:04.85 6. Vennie Dantin...... 303.05/311.75 500-Yard Freestyle Vanderpool-Wallace...... 1:36.11 32. Micah Martindale...... 16:27.52 13. Katie Gardocki...... 4:44.75/4:43.61 16. Micah Martindale...... 4:48.58/4:48.84 400-Yard Medley Relay 100-Yard Backstroke 27. Siena DeVenuto...... 4:55.59 2. Bos, Lawrence, Scott, 13. Emily Bos...... 53.13/52.77 33. Sterling Wine...... 5:02.92 Vanderpool-Wallace...... 3:32.79 38. Hannah Riordan...... 54.08 1650-Yard Freestyle 1-Meter Dive 200-Yard Backstroke 8, Katie Gardocki...... 16:10.56 3. Vennie Dantin...... 298.70/326.40 17. Emily Bos...... 1:54.93 10. Micah Martindale...... 16:16.88 5. Anna Aguero...... 296.80/310.00 17. Siena DeVenuto...... 16:38.90 100-Yard Breaststroke 21. Sterling Wine...... 17:07.99 3-Meter Dive 19. Micah Lawrence...... 1:00.89 2. Vennie Dantin...... 346.65/368.05 34. Lauren Norberg...... 1:01.81 100-Yard Backstroke 3, Anna Aguero...... 341.90/357.40 47. Lindsey Norberg...... 1:02.83 3. Emily Bos...... 52.99/52.79 10. Hannah Riordan...... 54.65/53.89 Platform 200-Yard Breaststroke 16. Erica Meissner...... 54.63/55.57 2. Anna Aguero...... 295.15/308.90 21. Micah Lawrence...... 2:11.59 17. Erin Reisinger...... 54.93 3. Vennie Dantin...... 288.25/299.90 X. Jenny Von Jouanne...... 55.57 100-Yard Butterfly 6. Olivia Scott...... 52.54/52.29 200-Yard Backstroke 21. Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace...... 52.92 6. Emily Bos...... 1:55.33/1:55.99 19. Erica Meissner...... 1:59.10 22. Erin Reisinger...... 1:59.87

100-Yard Breaststroke 2. Micah Lawrence...... 59.95/59.96 7. Lauren Norberg...... 1:00.38/1:01.24 8. Lindsey Norberg...... 1:01.06/1:01.49 17. Laura Johnson...... 1:02.63 20. Melanie Roberts...... 1:03.11

200-Yard Breaststroke 2. Micah Lawrence...... 2:10.64/2:10.23 17. Laura Johnson...... 2:16.40 20. Lauren Norberg...... 2:17.72

69 MEN’S 2010-11 SEASON REVIEW 2010-11 TEAM RESULTS Meet Site Result Dual Record Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. L 110-133 0-1 (0-1) LSU AUBURN W 212-88 1-1 (1-1) Georgia Invitational Athens, Ga. 1101.5 pts (1st) #1 Texas AUBURN W 125.5-117.5 2-1 (1-1) #5 Florida AUBURN W 167-133 3-1 (2-1) SEC Championships Gainesville, Fla. 799 pts (1st) NCAA Championships Minneapolis, Minn. 269.5 pts (6th)

A CUTS (Prior To NCAA Championships) Name Event Best Qualifying Time Adam Brown 50 Free 19.05 400 Medley Relay Adam Brown 100 Free 41.92 Tony Cox 100 Back 45.72 Karl Krug 50 Free 19.27 Kyle Owens 100 Back 45.86 Kyle Owens 200 Back 1:40.36 200 Free Relay Brown, Chierighini, Manning, Krug 1:16.56 400 Free Relay Brown, Krug, Modrov, Norys 2:49.95 800 Free Relay Owens, Grothe, Krug, Norys 6:21.79 200 Medley Relay White, Klein, Brown, Norys 1:25.52 400 Medley Relay Owens, Ferguson, Cox, Brown 3:06.52

B CUTS (Prior to NCAA Championship) Name Event Best Qualifying Time Adam Brown 100 Fly 46.67 Adam Brown 200 Free 1:37.33 Marcelo Chierighini 50 Free 19.73 Marcelo Chierighini 100 Free 42.82 Marcelo Chierighini 100 Fly 47.32 Tony Cox 50 Free 19.95 Tony Cox 100 Fly 46.67 Stuart Ferguson 100 Breast 53.01 Stuart Ferguson 200 Breast 1:57.32 Stuart Ferguson 200 IM 1:47,93 Zane Grothe 200 Free 1:35.51 Zane Grothe 500 Free 4:17.99 Zane Grothe 1650 Free 14:57.46 Nimrod Hayet 200 IM 1:46.67 Nimrod Hayet 400 IM 3:50.55 Nimrod Hayet 200 Fly 1:46.35 Dimitri Higgins 50 Free 20.28 Adam Klein 100 Breast 53.39 Adam Klein 200 Breast 1:57.54 Karl Krug 100 Free 42.78 Karl Krug 200 Free 1:36.01 Robert Looney 200 Fly 1:45.99 Robert Looney 400 IM 3:53.25 Chris Manning 50 Free 19.78 Chris Manning 100 Free 43.70 Chris Manning 100 Breast 54.93 Andrew Mitchell 100 Fly 47.22 Andrew Mitchell 200 Fly 1:45.84 Kelly Marx Andrew Mitchell 200 IM 1:47.02 Drew Modrov 50 Free 19.53 Drew Modrov 100 Free 43.24 Max Murphy 100 Back 47.17 Max Murphy 200 Back 1:41.89 Evan Noble 200 Back 1:44.45 Evan Noble 200 IM 1:47.83 Evan Noble 400 IM 3:47.85 Kohlton Norys 100 Back 46.95 Kohlton Norys 200 Back 1:44.04 Kohlton Norys 50 Free 19.78 Kohlton Norys 200 Free 1:37.74 Kyle Owens 100 Back 47.44 Kyle Owens 200 Back 1:42.77 Kyle Owens 200 IM 1:44.28 Kyle Owens 400 IM 3:49.08 Kyle Owens 100 Free 44.08 Kyle Owens 200 Free 1:35.25 Brandon Siemasko 200 Back 1:45.06 Jared White 100 Back 46.75 Jared White 200 Back 1:45.07 Jared White 50 Free 20.08 Gideon Louw

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2011 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 100-Yard Breaststroke 2011 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS 200-Yard Individual Medley 15. Adam Klein...... 53.17/53.82 3. Kyle Owens...... 1:46.13/1:44.28 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Final 19. Stuart Ferguson...... 53.01/53.47 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 8. Andrew Mitchell...... 1:47.02/1:47.23 1. California 134 352 493 34. Chris Manning...... 56.17 1. Auburn 201 378 574 799 10. Nimrod Hayet...... 1:47.82/1:46.67 2. Texas 139 288.5 470.5 2. Florida 129 308 547 782 13. Stuart Ferguson...... 1:48.41/1:47.93 3. Stanford 136 278.5 403 200-Yard Breaststroke 3. Tennessee 199.5 263.5 443.5 602.5 23. Max Murphy...... 1:49.66 4. Arizona 99 214 302 17. Adam Klein...... 1:55.43 4. Georgia 73 202 347 496 27. Adam Klein...... 1:51.03 5. Florida 70 213 291 32. Stuart Ferguson...... 1:58.61 5. LSU 99.5 116.5 215.5 271.5 X Evan Noble...... 1:47.83 6. Auburn 110.5 178.5 269.5 100-Yard Butterfly 50-Yard Freestyle....Prelims/Finals 400-Yard Individual Medley 50-Yard Freestyle...... Prelims/Finals 18. Adam Brown...... 46.61 1. Adam Brown...... 19.09/19.05 8. Kyle Owens...... 3:49.32/3:49.08 2. Adam Brown...... 18.91/18.72 29. Marcelo Chierighini...... 47.22 2. Karl Krug...... 19.27/19.37 16. Nimrod Hayet...... 3:50.55/3:52.95 7. Karl Krug...... 19.31/19.50 5. Chris Manning...... 19.79/19.78 17. Robert Looney...... 3:53.25 10. Drew Modrov...... 19.48/19.41 200-Yard Individual Medley 6. Drew Modrov...... 19.53/19.79 X Evan Noble...... 3:47.85 11. Kohlton Norys...... 19.38/19.46 19. Kyle Owens...... 1:44.76 8. Marcelo Chierighini...... 19.78/19.97 13. Marcelo Chierighini...... 19.58/19.65 52. Stuart Ferguson...... 1:49.32 11. Kohlton Norys...... 19.86/19.78 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 14. Chris Manning...... 19.62/19.67 13. Tony Cox...... 19.98/19.95 1. Brown, Chierighini, 39. TJ Leon...... 19.95 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 17. Jared White...... 20.08 Manning, Krug...... 1:16.56 42. Jared White...... 19.98 3. Brown, Norys, Krug, Chierighini 43. Tony Cox...... 19.99 ...... 1:15.58 100-Yard Freestyle 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Adam Brown...... 42.26/41.92 1. Brown, Krug 100-Yard Freestyle 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3. Karl Krug...... 43.00/42.78 Modrov, Norys...... 2:49.95 3. Adam Brown...... 41.75/41.84 2. Brown, Chierighini, Krug, Norys 4. Marcelo Chierighini...... 43.13/42.82 8. Marcelo Chierighini...... 42.26/42.49 ...... 2:49.47 7. Drew Modrov...... 43.24/43.34 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 21. Karl Krug...... 43.32 12. Chris Manning...... 43.70/44.11 3. Owens, Grothe, 33. Drew Modrov...... 43.61 800-Yard Freestyle Relay Krug, Norys...... 6:21.79 41. TJ Leon...... 44.06 -- Grothe, Norys, Disney-May, Owens 200-Yard Freestyle 42. Chris Manning...... 44.14 ...... DQ 7. Zane Grothe...... 1:35.51/1:35.90 200-Yard Medley Relay 12. Karl Krug...... 1:36.01/1:36.57 2. White, Klein, 200-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Medley Relay 25. Brandon Siemasko...... 1:39.80 Brown, Norys...... 1:25.52 17. Zane Grothe...... 1:35.09 3. Owens, Klein, Brown, Chierighini 44. Karl Krug...... 1:38.77 ...... 1:24.56 500-Yard Freestyle 400-Yard Medley Relay 47. Drew Modrov...... 1:39.62 5. Zane Grothe...... 4:20.12/4:17.99 2. Owens, Ferguson 400-Yard Medley Relay 23. Robert Looney...... 4:30.06 Cox, Brown...... 3:06.52 500-Yard Freestyle 3. Owens, Ferguson, Brown, Norys X Brandon Siemasko...... 4:28.74 7. Zane Grothe...... 4:16.57/4:16.82 ...... 3:06.76 1-Meter Dive 1650-Yard Freestyle 3. Dan Mazzaferro...... 360.50/384.55 1650-Yard Freestyle 1-Meter Dive 4. Zane Grothe...... 14:57.46 8. John Santeiu...... 338.95/309.80 6. Zane Grothe...... 14:47.09 18. Dan Mazzaferro...... 320.70 9. Thad Ellis...... 322.75 100-Yard Backstroke 15. Adam Godzinski...... 283.55 100-Yard Backstroke 3-Meter Dive 2. Tony Cox...... 45.72/45.99 4. Kyle Owens...... 46.09/45.63 10. Dan Mazzaferro...... 373.35/380.75 4. Kohlton Norys...... 47.13/46.95 3-Meter Dive 7. Tony Cox...... 46.11/46.30 6. Max Murphy...... 47.26/47.17 1. Dan Mazzaferro...... 405.30/415.75 19. Jared White...... 47.18 Platform 8. Jared White...... 46.75/47.38 3. John Santeiu...... 368.70/388.20 21. Max Murphy...... 47.24 15. Dan Mazzaferro...... 371.55/332.60 8. Thad Ellis...... 336.80/353.65 200-Yard Backstroke 21. Adam Godzinski...... 280.25 200-Yard Backstroke 2. Kyle Owens...... 1:42.01/1:40.36 9. Kyle Owens...... 1:42.04/1:41.57 3. Max Murphy...... 1:43.18/1:42.89 Platform 11. Max Murphy...... 1:42.14/1:42.36 6. Kohlton Norys...... 1:44.04/1:44.16 1. Dan Mazzaferro...... 365.15/475.20 20. Kohlton Norys...... 1:43.30 11. Jared White...... 1:45.07/1:45.59 2. John Santeiu...... 321.40/362.95 35. Jared White...... 1:47.21 X Evan Noble...... 1:44.45 8. Thad Ellis...... 333.85/294.75 X Brandon Siemasko...... 1:45.06 15. Adam Godzinski...... 281.95

100-Yard Breaststroke 1. Stuart Ferguson...... 53.23/53.01 4. Adam Klein...... 54.54/53.70 15. Chris Manning...... 54.93/55.65

200-Yard Breaststroke Zone Scores 4. Stuart Ferguson...... 1:57.36/1:57.32 Name Event Best Qualifying Score 4. Adam Klein...... 1:57.45/1:57.32 Thad Ellis One-Meter 372.45 Thad Ellis Three-Meter 365.70 Thad Ellis Platform 352.35 100-Yard Butterfly Adam Godzinski One-Meter 300.23 5. Tony Cox...... 46.79/46.67 Adam Godzinski Three-Meter 364.45 5. Adam Brown...... 46.90/46.67 Dan Mazzaferro One-Meter 384.55 10. Andrew Mitchell...... 47.31/47.22 Dan Mazzaferro Three-Meter 415.75 Dan Mazzaferro Platform 481.25 11. Marcelo Chierighini...... 47.68/47.32 John Santeiu IV One-Meter 338.95 21. Drew Modrov...... 49.08

200-Yard Butterfly 8. Robert Looney...... 1:45.99/1:46.64 11. Andrew Mitchell...... 1:46.76/1:45.84 13. Nimrod Hayet...... 1:46.35/1:46.36

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50 Yard Freestyle (A - 21.93; B - 23.02) 200 Yard Breaststroke (A - 2:10.32; B - 2:16.83) 800 Yard Freestyle Relay (A - 7:02.07; B - 7:23.17) AU Record: Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace - 21.34 (2011) AU Record: Micah Lawrence - 2:08.99 (2009) AU Record: Ohlgren, Geary, Marik, Bird - 6:54.02 (2009) NCAA Record: Lara Jackson (Arizona) - 21.27 (2009) NCAA Record: Rebecca Soni (Southern California) - 2:04.75 (09) NCAA Record: Isakovic, Wilson, Jenson, Vollmer (California) - 6:52.69 1. Arianna V.-Wallace.... 21.34 (A)...... SEC...... 2/17 1. Micah Lawrence...... 2:10.23 (B)...... SEC...... 2/19 (2009) 2. Hannah Riordan...... 22.28 (B)...... SEC...... 2/17 2. Laura Johnson...... 2:16.39...... UGA...... 12/5 1. Martindale, Geary, Jones, Gardocki...... 3. Emily Bos...... 22.73 (B)...... SEC...... 2/17 3. Lauren Norberg...... 2:16.80...... UGA...... 12/5 ...... 7:04.68 (B)...... SEC...... 2/16 4. Olivia Scott...... 22.83 (B)...... SEC...... 2/17 4. Melanie Roberts...... 2:18.05...... RCI...... 1/15 2. Martindale, Jones, DeVenuto, Geary...... 5. Jenny Von Jouanne..... 22.96 (B)...... SEC...... 2/17 ...... 7:18.43 (B)...... UGA...... 12/4 3. Gardocki, Scott, Marquez, Wine...... 7:26.62...... UGA...... 12/4 100 Yard Freestyle (A - 47.84; B - 50.23) 100 Yard Butterfly (A - 52.02 B - 54.62) 4. Scott, Geary, Bos, DeVenuto...... AU Record: Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace- 46.81 (2011) AU Record: Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace - 51.98 (2011) ...... 7:35.71...... UA...... 10/9 NCAA Record: Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (Auburn) - 46.81 (2011) NCAA Record: Natalie Coughlin (California) - 50.01 (2002) 5. Gardocki, Jones, Martindale, V.Wallace...... 1. Arianna V.-Wallace.... 46.81 (A)...... SEC...... 2/19 1. Arianna V.-Wallace.... 51.98 (A)...... SEC...... 2/18 ...... 7:35.78...... UA...... 10/9 2. Caitlin Geary...... 48.51 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/19 2. Olivia Scott...... 52.29 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/18 3. Hannah Riordan...... 48.95 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/19 3. Kelsey Winters...... 53.64 (B)...... BI...... 2/26 4. Olivia Scott...... 49.31 (B)...... SEC...... 2/19 4. Lindsey Norberg...... 54.30 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 200 Yard Medley Relay (A - 1:37.81; B - 1:42.70) 5. Becca Jones...... 49.79 (B)...... UGA...... 12/5 5. Emily Bos...... 54.81...... RCI...... 1/15 AU Record: Bos, Li. Norberg, Scott, V.Wallace - 1:36.11 (2011) NCAA Record: Degolia, Chandler, Jackson, Turner (Arizona) - 1:35.29 (2008) 200 Yard Freestyle (A - 1:44.02; B - 1:49.22) 200 Yard Butterfly (A - 1:54.95; B - 2:00.69) 1. Bos, La. Norberg, Scott, V.Wallace...... AU Record: Ava Ohlgren - 1:42.99 (2009) AU Record: Ava Ohlgren - 1:54.64 (2008) ...... 1:36.11 (A)...... SEC...... 2/16 NCAA Record: Dana Vollmer (California) - 1:41.53 (2009) NCAA Record: Elaine Breeden (Stanford) - 1:49.92 (2009) 2. Bos, Li. Norberg, Scott, V.Wallace...... 1. Caitlin Geary...... 1:45.82 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 1. Melanie Roberts...... 2:00.10 (B)...... UGA...... 12/5 ...... 1:37.99 (B)...... UGA...... 12/4 2. Becca Jones...... 1:46.61 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 2. Siena DeVenuto...... 2:02.05...... UGA...... 12/5 3. Bos, Lawrence, Scott, V.Wallace...... 3. Micah Martindale...... 1:47.71 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 3. Sterling Wine...... 2:03.86...... UGA...... 12/5 ...... 1:39.90 (B)...... UT...... 1/13 4. Arianna V.-Wallace.... 1:48.24 (B)...... UGA...... 12/4 4. Kelsey Winters...... 2:04.92...... UGA...... 12/5 4. Reisinger, Lawrence, Li. Norberg, Riordan...... 5. Katie Gardocki...... 1:49.82 (r)...... UGA...... 12/4 5. Katie Gardocki...... 2:06.43...... UF...... 1/21 ...... 1:41.53 (B)...... UF...... 1/21 5. Reisinger, Johnson, Winters, Riordan...... 1:41.55 (B)...... UGA...... 12/4 500 Yard Freestyle (A - 4:38.46 B - 4:52.41) 200 Yard IM (A - 1:56.13; B - 2:01.93) AU Record: Maggie Bird - 4:36.63 (2009) AU Record: Maggie Bowen - 1:53.91 (2002) NCAA Record: Carolina Burckle (Florida) - 4:33.60 (2008) NCAA Record: Julia Smit (Stanford) - 1:52.31 (2010) 400 Yard Medley Relay (A - 3:32.56; B - 3:43.18) 1. Katie Gardocki...... 4:41.79 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/17 1. Caitlin Geary...... 1:57.25 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/17 AU Record: Coventry, Bowen, Hoelzer, Short - 3:31.45 (2003) 2. Micah Martindale...... 4:46.18 (B)...... UGA...... 12/3 2. Erica Meissner...... 2:01.92 (B)...... UGA...... 12/3 NCAA Record: Agy, Chandler, jackson, Schluntz (Arizona) - 3:28.31 3. Siena DeVenuto...... 4:46.61 (B)...... UGA...... 12/3 3. Micah Lawrence...... 2:02.09...... SEC...... 2/17 (2009) 4. Sterling Wine...... 4:51.08 (B)...... UGA...... 12/3 4. Kelsey Winters...... 2:02.42...... UGA...... 12/3 1. Bos, Lawrence, Scott, V.Wallace...... 5. Becca Jones...... 4:55.83...... UGA...... 12/3 5. Melanie Roberts...... 2:02.62...... UGA...... 12/3 ...... 3:32.79 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 2. Bos, La. Norberg, Scott, V.Wallace...... 3:33.92 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/17 1000 Yard Freestyle 400 Yard IM (A - 4:07.33; B - 4:19.69) 3. Meissner, La. Norberg, Li. Norberg, Riordan...... AU Record: Adrienne Binder - 9:38.12 (2005) AU Record: Ava Ohlgren - 4:03.70 (2009) ...... 3:39.06 (B)...... UGA...... 12/3 1. Katie Gardocki...... 9:52.11...... UF...... 1/21 NCAA Record: Julia Smit (Stanford) - 3:58.23 (2010) 4. Bos, Lawrence, V.Wallace, Riordan...... 2. Micah Martindale...... 9:54.33...... UT...... 1/13 1. Katie Gardocki...... 4:15.75 (B)...... UGA...... 12/4 ...... 3:42.39 (B)...... LSU...... 10/22 3. Siena DeVenuto...... 10:01.80...... UF...... 1/21 2. Caitlin Geary...... 4:18.55 (B)...... UGA...... 12/4 5. Reisinger, Johnson, Winters, VonJouanne...... 4. Sterling Wine...... 10:12.89...... LSU...... 10/22 3. Morgan Smith...... 4:33.92...... UT...... 1/13 ...... 3:45.31...... UGA...... 12/3

1650 Yard Freestyle (A - 15:53.38; B - 16:41.04) Top Dives AU Record: Hayley Peirsol - 15:42.92 (2007) 200 Yard Freestyle Relay (A - 1:28.35; B - 1:32.76) 1-Meter Diving (Dual - 255; 6 optional - 265) NCAA Record: Janey Evans (Stanford) - 15:39.14 (1990) AU Record: Ohlgren, Ewing, Marik, V.-Wallace - 1:28.15 (2009) AU Record (6 dives): Vennie Dantin - 326.40 (2011) 1. Katie Gardocki...... 16:04.85 (B)..... NCAA...... 3/19 NCAA Record: Jackson, Kelly, Schuluntz, Baughman (Arizona) - 1. Vennie Dantin...... 326.40 (Z)...... SEC...... 2/12 2. Micah Martindale...... 16:16.88 (B)..... SEC...... 2/19 1:26.20 (2009) 2. Anna Aguero...... 314.18 (Z)...... UT...... 1/13 3. Siena DeVenuto...... 16:38.90 (B)..... SEC...... 2/19 1. Riordan, V.Wallace, Li. Norberg, Scott...... 4. Sterling Wine...... 16:49.76...... UT...... 1/13 ...... 1:28.25 (A)...... SEC...... 2/17 2. Riordan, Bos, Li. Norberg, V.Wallace...... 3-Meter Diving (Dual - 270; 6 optional - 280) ...... 1:28.43 (A)...... NCAA...... 3/17 AU Record (6 dives): Vennie Dantin - 371.65 (2010) 100 Yard Backstroke (A - 53.01; B - 55.66) 3. V.Wallace, Riordan, Bos, Scott...... 1. Vennie Dantin...... 368.05 (Z)...... SEC...... 2/11 AU Record: Rachel Goh - 51.46 (2009) ...... 1:29.04 (B)...... UGA...... 12/3 2. Anna Aguero...... 357.40 (Z)...... SEC...... 2/11 NCAA Record: Natalie Coughlin (California) - 49.97 (2002) 4. Bos, Scott, VonJouanne, Rirodan...... 1. Emily Bos...... 52.77 (A)...... NCAA...... 3/18 ...... 1:32.12 (B)...... UT...... 1/13 2. Hannah Riordan...... 53.89 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 5. Jones, VonJouanne, Krakoski, Li. Norberg...... Platform Diving (Dual - 260; 5 optional - 225) 3. Erica Meissner...... 54.63 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 ...... 1:32.57 (B)...... UGA...... 12/3 AU Record (6 dives): Rachel Korth - 426.37 (2003) 4. Erin Reisinger...... 54.93 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 1. Vennie Dantin...... 311.75 (Z)...... NCAA...... 3/19 5. Olivia Scott...... 55.55...... RCI...... 1/16 2. Anna Aguero...... 308.90 (Z)...... SEC...... 2/13 400 Yard Freestyle Relay (A - 3:14.93; B - 3:24.67) AU Record: V.Wallace, Geary, Riordan, Bos - 3:11.70 (2011) 200 Yard Backstroke (A - 1:53.37; B - 1:59.24) NCAA Record: Wilson, Jenson, Dagg, Vollmer (California) - AU Record: Kirsty Coventry - 1:50.54 (2005) 3:09.88 (2009) NCAA Record: Gemma Spofforth (Florida) - 1:48.34 (2009) 1. V.Wallace, Geary, Riordan, Bos...... 1. Emily Bos...... 1:54.74 (B)...... UGA...... 12/5 ...... 3:11.70 (A)...... NCAA...... 3/19 2. Erica Meissner...... 1:57.51 (B)...... UGA...... 12/5 2. Riordan, Geary, Bos, V.Wallace...... 3. Erin Reisinger...... 1:59.87...... SEC...... 2/19 ...... 3:13.03 (A)...... SEC...... 2/19 KEY 4. Morgan Smith...... 2:01.75...... UGA...... 12/5 3. Bos, Riordan, Jones, V.Wallace...... UA - at Alabama (Oct. 9, 2010) 5. Katie Gardocki...... 2:01.81...... RCI...... 1/15 ...... 3:14.91 (A)...... UGA...... 12/5 LSU - vs. LSU (Oct. 22, 2010) 4. V.Wallace, Riordan, Bos, Geary...... GT - Diving @ Georgia Tech Invite (Nov. 19-21, 2010) ...... 3:21.11 (B)...... UF...... 1/21 UGA - Georgia Invitational (Dec. 3-5, 2010) 100 Yard Breaststroke (A - 59.99; B - 1:02.98) 5. Scott, Krakoski, Li. Norberg, Jones...... LSUD - Diving @ LSU Invite (Dec. 16-18, 2010) AU Record: Micah Lawrence - 59.29 (2010) ...... 3:23.05 (B)...... UF...... 1/21 UT - vs. Texas (Jan. 13, 2011) NCAA Record: Ann Chandler (Arizona) - 58.06 (2010) RCI - Ralph Crocker Invite (Jan. 15-16, 2011) 1. Micah Lawrence...... 59.95 (A)...... SEC...... 2/18 UF - vs. Florida (Jan. 21, 2011) 2. Lauren Norberg...... 1:00.38 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 SEC - at SEC Championships (Feb. 11-13, 16-19, 2011) 3. Lindsey Norberg...... 1:01.06 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 BI - at Bulldog Invitational (Feb. 26-27, 2011) 4. Laura Johnson...... 1:02.63 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 NCAA - at NCAA Championships (March 17-19, 2011) 5. Melanie Roberts...... 1:03.11...... SEC...... 2/18

72 MEN’S 2010-11 TOP TIMES

50 Yard Freestyle (A - 19.35; B - 20.31) 200 Yard Breaststroke (A - 1:54.25; B - 1:59.96) 800 Yard Freestyle Relay (A - 6:23.26; B - 6:42.42) AU Record: Cesar Cielo - 18.47 (2008) AU Record: Adam Klein - 1:52.96 (2009) AU Record: Louw, Wollach, Dove, McGill - 6:18.15 (2009) NCAA Record: Cesar Cielo - 18.47 (2008) NCAA Record: Neil Versfeld (Georgia) - 1:51.60 (2009) NCAA Record: Walters, Berens, Jostes, Klueh (Texas) - 6:10.16 (2009) 1. Adam Brown...... 18.72 (A)...... NCAA...... 3/24 1. Adam Klein...... 1:55.43 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/26 1. Owens, Grothe, Krug, Norys ...... 2. Karl Krug...... 19.27 (A)...... SEC...... 2/17 2. Stuart Ferguson...... 1:57.32 (B)...... SEC...... 2/19 ...... 6:21.79 (A)...... SEC...... 2/16 3. Kohlton Norys...... 19.38 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/24 3. Peter Haas...... 2:02.79...... RCI...... 1/15 2. Owens, Norys, Brown, Disney-May...... 4. Drew Modrov...... 19.41 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/24 4. Nimrod Hayet...... 2:04.78...... RCI...... 1/15 ...... 6:34.74 (B)...... UGA...... 12/4 5. Marcelo Chierighini.. 19.58 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/24 5. Spencer Kerns...... 2:06.13...... UGA...... 12/5 3. Disney-May, Noble, Owens, Norys...... 6:43.92...... UA...... 10/9 4. Siemasko, Noble, Grothe, Manning...... 100 Yard Freestyle (A - 42.26; B - 44.37) 100 Yard Butterfly (A - 46.04; B - 48.34) ...... 6:50.70...... UGA...... 12/4 AU Record: Cesar Cielo - 40.92 (2008) AU Record: Tyler McGill - 44.63 (2009) 5. Grothe, Hayet, Manning, Leon...... NCAA Record: Cesar Cielo - 40.92 (2008) NCAA Record: Austin Staab (Stanford) - 44.18 (2009) ...... 7:02.11...... UA...... 10/9 1. Adam Brown...... 41.75 (A)...... NCAA...... 3/26 1. Adam Brown...... 46.61 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/25 2. Marcelo Chierighini.. 42.26 (A)...... NCAA...... 3/26 2. Tony Cox...... 46.67 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 3. Karl Krug...... 42.78 (B)...... SEC...... 2/19 3. Andrew Mitchell...... 47.22 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 200 Yard Medley Relay (A - 1:25.66; B - 1:29.94) 4. Drew Modrov...... 43.24 (B)...... SEC...... 2/19 3. Marcelo Chierighini.. 47.22 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/25 AU Record: White, Silva, Targett, Louw - 1:22.36 (2009) 5. Chris Manning...... 43.70 (B)...... SEC...... 2/19 5. Nimrod Hayet...... 48.82...... UGA...... 12/4 NCAA Record: White, Silva, Targett, Louw (Auburn) - 1:22.36 (2009) 1. Owens, Klein, Brown, Chierighini...... 1:24.56 (A)...... NCAA...... 3/24 200 Yard Freestyle (A - 1:33.61; B - 1:38.29) 200 Yard Butterfly (A - 1:42.95; B - 1:48.09) 2. White, Klein, Brown, Norys...... AU Record: Rowdy Gaines - 1:33.80 (1981) AU Record: Logan Madson - 1:41.49 (2009) ...... 1:25.52 (A)...... SEC...... 2/16 NCAA Record: Simon Burnett (Arizona) - 1:31.20 (2006) NCAA Record: Shaune Fraser (Florida) - 1:40.75 (2009) 3. Cox, Ferguson, Hayet, Krug...... 1. Zane Grothe...... 1:35.09 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/25 1. Andrew Mitchell...... 1:45.84 (B)...... SEC...... 2/19 ...... 1:27.60 (B)...... UGA...... 12/4 2. Kyle Owens...... 1:35.25 (B) (r).. SEC...... 2/16 2. Robert Looney...... 1:45.99 (B)...... SEC...... 2/19 4. White, Klein, Brown, Krug...... 3. Karl Krug...... 1:36.01 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 3. Nimrod Hayet...... 1:46.35 (B)...... SEC...... 2/19 ...... 1:27.83 (B)...... UF...... 1/21 4. Adam Brown...... 1:37.33 (B)...... UGA...... 12/4 4. Zane Grothe...... 1:49.06...... UGA...... 12/5 5. Cox, Ferguson, Hayet, Chierighini...... 5. Kohlton Norys...... 1:37.74 (B)...... RCI...... 1/15 5. Stuart Ferguson...... 1:50.44...... UT...... 1/14 ...... 1:28.84 (B)...... UF...... 1/21

500 Yard Freestyle (A - 4:15.68; B - 4:28.46) 200 Yard IM (A - 1:44.13; B - 1:49.33) 400 Yard Medley Relay (A - 3:08.22; B - 3:17.63) AU Record: Zane Grothe - 4:16.57 (2011) AU Record: George Bovell - 1:42.66 (2003) AU Record: Wollach, Klein, McGill, Targett - 3:01.39 (2009) NCAA Record: Peter Vanderkaay (Michigan) - 4:08.60 (2007) NCAA Record: Bradley Ally (Florida) - 1:40.49 (2009) NCAA Record: Wollach, Klein, McGill, Targett (Auburn) - 3:01.39 (09) 1. Zane Grothe...... 4:16.57 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/24 1. Kyle Owens...... 1:44.28 (B)...... SEC...... 2/17 1. Owens, Ferguson, Cox, Brown...... 2. Brandon Siemasko...... 4:28.74...... SEC...... 2/17 2. Nimrod Hayet...... 1:46.67 (B)...... SEC...... 2/17 ...... 3:06.52 (A)...... SEC...... 2/18 3. Robert Looney...... 4:30.06...... SEC...... 2/17 3. Andrew Mitchell...... 1:47.02 (B)...... SEC...... 2/17 2. Owens, Ferguson, Brown, Norys...... 4. Evan Noble...... 4:37.67...... UT...... 1/14 4. Evan Noble...... 1:47.83 (B)...... SEC...... 2/17 ...... 3:06.76 (A)...... NCAA...... 3/25 5. Chris Kramer...... 4:38.59...... UF...... 1/21 5. Stuart Ferguson...... 1:47.93 (B)...... SEC...... 2/17 3. White, Klein, Brown, Krug...... 3:10.13 (B)...... UGA...... 12/3 4. Murphy, Ferguson, Hayet, Norys...... 1000 Yard Freestyle 400 Yard IM (A - 3:44.88; B - 3:56.12) ...... 3:11.95 (B)...... UGA...... 12/3 AU Record: Zane Grothe - 8:56.78 (2011) AU Record: Eric Shanteau - 3:42.44 (2005) 5. Owens, Klein, Hayet, Chierighini...... 1. Zane Grothe...... 8:56.78...... NCAA...... 3/26 NCAA Record: Tyler Clary (Michigan) - 3:35.98 (2009) ...... 3:12.91 (B)...... UT...... 1/14 2. Chris Kramer...... 9:29.46...... UF...... 1/21 1. Evan Noble...... 3:47.85 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 3. Robert Looney...... 9:43.92...... UT...... 1/14 2. Kyle Owens...... 3:49.08 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 TOP DIVES 3. Nimrod Hayet...... 3:50.55 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 4. Robert Looney...... 3:53.25 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 1-Meter Diving (Dual - 290; 6 optional - 300) 5. Andrew Mitchell...... 3:59.47...... UGA...... 12/4 AU Record (6 dives): Kelly Marx - 400.90 (2010) 1650 Yard Freestyle (A - 14:51.15; B - 15:35.70) 1. Dan Mazzaferro...... 384.55 (Z)...... SEC...... 2/11 AU Record: Zane Grothe - 14:47.09 (2011) 2. Thad Ellis...... 372.45 (Z)...... LSUD...... 12/16 NCAA Record: Chris Thompson (Michigan) - 14:26.62 (2001) 200 Yard Freestyle Relay (A - 1:17.69; B - 1:21.57) 3. John Santeiu IV...... 338.95 (Z)...... SEC...... 2/11 1. Zane Grothe...... 14:47.09 (A)..... NCAA...... 3/26 AU Record: Andkjaer, Louw, Norys, Targett - 1:14.08 (2009) 4. Adam Godzinski...... 300.23 (Z)...... UF...... 1/21 2. Chris Kramer...... 16:00.68...... UGA...... 12/5 NCAA Record: Andkjaer, Louw, Norys, Targett (Auburn) - 1:14.08 (2009) 1. Brown, Norys, Manning, Chierighini...... 3-Meter Diving (Dual - 310; 6 optional - 320) 100 Yard Backstroke (A - 46.69; B - 49.02) ...... 1.15.50 (A)...... NCAA...... 3/25 AU Record (6 dives): Kelly Marx - 454.85 (2009) AU Record: Pascal Wollach - 44.90 (2009) 2. Brown, Chierighini, Manning, Krug...... 1. Dan Mazzaferro...... 415.75 (Z)...... SEC...... 2/12 NCAA Record: Ryan Lochte (Florida) - 44.60 (2006) ...... 1:16.56 (A)...... SEC...... 2/17 2. John Santeiu IV...... 388.20 (Z)...... SEC...... 2/12 1. Kyle Owens...... 45.63 (A)...... SEC...... 3/25 3. Brown, Krug, Modrov, Norys...... 3. Thad Ellis...... 365.70 (Z)...... UGA...... 12/4 2. Tony Cox...... 45.72 (A)...... SEC...... 2/18 ...... 1:18.49 (B)...... UGA...... 12/3 4. Adam Godzinski...... 364.45 (Z)...... UGA...... 12/4 3. Jared White...... 46.75 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 4. White, Higgins, Manning, Disney-May...... 4. Kohlton Norys...... 46.95 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 ...... 1:19.41 (B)...... UGA...... 12/3 5. Max Murphy...... 47.17 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 5. Brown, Leon, White, Krug...... Platform Diving (Dual - 290; 6 optional - 300) ...... 1:21.13 (B)...... LSU...... 10/22 AU Record (6 dives): Dan Mazzaferro - 487.90 (2009) 1. Dan Mazzaferro...... 481.25 (Z)...... UGA...... 12/5 200 Yard Backstroke (A - 1:41.53; B - 1:46.60) 2. John Santeiu IV...... 363.70 (Z)...... UGA...... 12/5 AU Record: Pascal Wollach - 1:39.91 (2009) 400 Yard Freestyle Relay (A - 2:52.47; B - 3:01.09) 3. Thad Ellis...... 352.35 (Z)...... GT...... 11/21 NCAA Record: Tyler Clary (Michigan) - 1:37.58 (2009) AU Record: Andkjaer, Louw, Norys, Targett - 2:46.03 (2009) 4. Adam Godzinski...... 281.95...... SEC...... 2/13 1. Kyle Owens...... 1:40.36 (A)...... SEC...... 2/19 NCAA Record: Andkjaer, Louw, Norys, Targett - 2:46.03 (2009) 2. Max Murphy...... 1:42.14 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/26 1. Brown, Chierighini, Krug, Norys...... 3. Kohlton Norys...... 1:43.30 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/26 ...... 2:49.47 (A)...... NCAA...... 3/26 4. Evan Noble...... 1:44.45 (B)...... SEC...... 2/19 2. Brown, Krug, Modrov, Norys...... 5. Brandon Siemasko... 1:45.06 (B)...... SEC...... 2/19 ...... 2:49.95 (A)...... SEC...... 2/19 KEY 3. Krug, Norys, Brown, Modrov...... UA - at Alabama (Oct. 9, 2010) ...... 2:52.51 (B)...... UGA...... 12/5 LSU - vs. LSU (Oct. 22, 2010) 100 Yard Breaststroke (A - 52.87; B - 55.51) 4. Krug, Brown, Chierighini, Norys...... GT - Diving @ Georgia Tech Invite (Nov. 19-21, 2010) AU Record: Adam Klein - 51.80 (2009) ...... 2:55.33 (B)...... UF...... 1/21 UGA - Georgia Invitational (Dec. 3-5, 2010) NCAA Record: Damir Dugonjic (California) - 50.86 (2009) 5. Krug, Chierighini, Modrov, Norys...... LSUD - Diving @ LSU Invite (Dec. 16-18, 2010) 1. Stuart Ferguson...... 53.03 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 ...... 2:57.12 (B)...... UT...... 1/14 UT - vs. Texas (Jan. 13, 2011) 2. Adam Klein...... 53.17 (B)...... NCAA...... 3/25 RCI - Ralph Crocker Invite (Jan. 15-16, 2011) 3. Chris Manning...... 54.93 (B)...... SEC...... 2/18 UF - vs. Florida (Jan. 21, 2011) 4. Peter Haas...... 57.18...... RCI...... 1/16 SEC - SEC Championships (Feb. 11-13, 16-19, 2011) 5. Spencer Kerns...... 58.09...... UGA...... 12/4 NCAA - NCAA Championships (March 24-26, 2011)

73 AUBURN SWIMMING AND DIVING HISTORY Auburn organized a “tank team” five years before swimming was recognized as a Southeastern Conference sport. The 1932 squad was coached and captained by Howard Morris, a sophomore engineering student from Montgomery. Even before this team was officially es- The 1974 team was Auburn’s tablished, Auburn competed in “telegraphic” first top-20 team, finishing 17th meets. The pool in the basement of Alumni at the NCAA Championships. Gym was only 55 feet long and 25 feet wide. Three lanes were marked off, and the athletes swam three laps for 165 feet, or 50 meters. They timed themselves and compared the results with other schools via telegraph. How Auburn fared is shrouded in lost memories. By 1936, “Boots” Chambless, a former own suits, T-shirts and warm-ups. We swam at the NCAA Championships in 1979 and Auburn athlete and assistant football coach, in seven meets and lost all of them,” Wash- a fifth-place finish in 1980, a position the headed the swim team known as the ington said. The next year the team swam Tigers would maintain for the next two “Paddlers,” or the “Tank Team.” With 16 in 11 meets and won two. The third year, years. From 1978 to 1980, Auburn swim- student-athletes eligible for intercollegiate with Tennessee added, Auburn won five and mers David McCagg, Bill Forrester, Rick competition, the team received new equip- lost eight. Morley and Rowdy Gaines dominated the ment, swimming suits and robes and were During this period, the conference devel- 400- and 800-yard freestyle relays winning able to take 10 swimmers on the road to oped into a nationally respected arena for three NCAA titles. compete against other universities. top swimmers. At the same time, Washing- Women’s swimming became an official Chambless was unable to coach during ton moved into a full-time teaching position SEC sport in 1982 and Auburn’s team, lead the 1938-39 season and by 1940, the team in the physical education department and by Annie Lett and Carolyn Goodley, finished was captained by Henry Mohns and Sterling the university hired Eddie Reese as the new fourth at the AIAW Championships in the Smith, with an organization “built among swimming coach. first of three consecutive top 10 perfor- themselves.” Various coaches helped out Auburn’s rise to national prominence mances. with training and scheduling meets. The under Reese is unprecedented in NCAA But the era belonged to Ambrose “Row- 1940 team is the first to show up on of- history. In his first season, 1973, he took dy” Gaines, one of the greatest athletes in ficial SEC records, finishing fifth at the SEC Auburn from last in the conference to school history. Gaines was known around Championships. The Tigers finished fifth fourth and was named SEC Coach of the the globe as the world’s fastest swimmer. again the following year. Year. In 1974, Auburn jumped to third As a sophomore he led the Tigers to a What happened after 1941? Very little, place in the SEC with the help of Mike sixth-place finish at the NCAA Champion- if anything, judging by the lack of records. Drews, who won three SEC titles and was ships. By 1980, when he helped Auburn All collegiate sports took a hiatus during named SEC Swimmer of the Year. With a finish fifth at the NCAA meet, Gaines was 1943-44 because of World War II and when 17th-place finish at the NCAA Champion- practically invincible and was chosen for they resumed, Auburn elected not to have a ships, the Tigers served notice that they the United States Olympic Team. After the swim team because of inadequate facilities. were becoming a national power. United States boycotted the 1980 Moscow Bo Torbert, a former Alabama Supreme Auburn’s success enabled the Tigers to Games, Gaines would later win three gold Court Justice, was a member of the team recruit better athletes to continue the medals at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic that resumed competition in 1947. “We success. In 1978, the men’s team hit its Games. were the first after the war to have a swim all-time high with a second-place finish at In the 1982 season, the Auburn men fin- team,” Torbert recalled. The SEC Champi- the NCAA Championships in Long Beach, ished fifth and the women were fourth, but onships resumed in 1948. Calif. Two-time SEC Swimmer of the Year after the season Quick became the second- The 1950s and 1960s were quiet years Scott Spann captured individual titles in the consecutive AU coach to leave the Plains for the swim program, which consisted 200-yard IM and the 100-yard breaststroke for the University of Texas. Quick spent mainly of volunteers, the best swimmers at the 1978 Championships. six years at Texas, followed by 17 years at from Auburn’s mandatory swim classes. Auburn began a women’s program in Stanford (winning 12 NCAA titles along the One of the major accomplishments was 1974. Although no scholarships were way) before returning to Auburn as its head the construction of a new pool adjacent to offered until 1976, the Lady Tigers swam coach prior to the 2007-08 season. Memorial Coliseum. competitively under Reese. Following the Quick was succeeded by John Asmuth, Students had been pressuring the admin- 1978 season, Reese left Auburn for the who came to Auburn in 1973 as a swimmer istration for a new pool, but were met with same position with the University of Texas, constant resistance until Harry M. Philpott which had just moved into a brand-new fa- became Auburn’s president in 1965. He cility. He has remained at Texas since leaving was a driving force behind the construc- Auburn and has served as the head coach tion of Auburn’s first competitive swimming for the U.S. National Team at the Olympic facility. Games on three different occasions. A new era of AU swimming began in Richard Quick, a former Southern Meth- 1970 when coach Bill Washington headed odist All-American, who had developed the new swim team formed that fall. “We a national reputation as a talented young got money to travel, but we had to buy our coach, was chosen to replace Reese. Shawn Corrigan-Asmuth earned seven All-American honors in 1980, Quick led Auburn to a sixth-place finish the first Tiger to reach that feat.

74 AUBURN SWIMMING AND DIVING HISTORY under Eddie Reese. He became an assistant the 1-meter springboard. The men rose to ed from a fifth-place SEC finish to place coach in 1976 and was retained by Quick sixth at the NCAA Championships. Both 12th at 1995-96 NCAA Championships in in 1978. Asmuth is best known for help- teams placed second in the SEC. Ann Arbor, Mich., giving Auburn swimming ing coach Rowdy Gaines and coaching Per In 1994, the Auburn men did what no fans reason to be optimistic about the both Johannson, an Auburn swimmer who won other Auburn swim team had ever done teams’ futures. a bronze medal for Sweden in the 1980 before, win a SEC team title. Swimming in Auburn’s women’s team continued to Moscow Olympics and two bronze medals the brand-new Martin Aquatics Center, AU progress in 1997 as the Tigers finished in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. claimed the team title in front of a capac- second at SECs and seventh at NCAAs, it’s Auburn diving reached new heights in ity crowd. The women placed second at highest finish since 1994. The women had 1987 when Jose Rocha captured the NCAA conference for the third straight year as 10 SEC champions, five NCAA champions crown on the 1-meter springboard. During Kristie Krueger captured her second SEC and 30 All-American honors. his career at Auburn, Rocha won five SEC 100 butterfly title. At the national meet, the It was 1997, that was the year for the titles and was twice named SEC Diver of women made history by winning a relay, the Auburn men, as the Tigers claimed Auburn’s the Year. 200 medley relay. first swimming national title and its fourth In the eight years Asmuth was at the Auburn became the first women’s team SEC championship. The men had 15 SEC helm of the Auburn program, his teams outside of Stanford, Texas and Florida to champions, 17 NCAA champions and 49 finished in the top 10 three times and in win a relay in NCAA Championship history All-American honors. the top 20 another three years. in 1994. Stephanie Bowers, Keri Reynolds, In 1999, the Auburn men brought the One of Asmuth’s greatest contributions Kristie Krueger and Allison Bock combined NCAA title back home by winning four to Auburn can be seen in the James E. to win the 200-yard medley relay. Auburn relays and three individual events. All 17 Martin Aquatics Center. Asmuth was a key finished fifth as a team. At the NCAA men earned All-America honors, marking player in the plans to build a world-class Men’s Championships, Auburn placed fourth the first time in school history this has hap- natatorium and served as director of the and Marsh was named 1994 National pened. En route to claiming the second title, James E. Martin Aquatics Center from 1990- Coach of the Year. Auburn won its third consecutive SEC title, 2008. Kurt Jachimowski inspired the Auburn fifth in six years, proving to be a dynasty. Auburn vaulted into the higher ech- men to a third-place 1995 NCAA finish, as It was another first for Auburn swimming elons of collegiate swimming in the 1990s. he won the Tigers’ first NCAA individual in 2002 as the women’s team captured its Equipped with a world-class facility and a swimming crown in 14 years. Jachimowski first NCAA title. The Tigers brought 11 ath- talented, enthusiastic coach named David swam away with the 200 IM title and finaled letes to Austin, Texas for the meet and all Marsh, Auburn swimming stood higher than in both backstrokes at the national meet. 11 brought home All-America honors with ever before. The Auburn women finished 13th at the junior Maggie Bowen taking seven of her A product of the Auburn swimming pro- 1995 NCAA Championships. At the SEC own. Not to be outdone, the AU men also gram, Marsh returned to the Plains as head Championships, Auburn won its second claimed a championship in 2002, bringing coach in 1990. Over his last five seasons, straight men’s team title, while the women home the hardware from the SEC Champi- Auburn swimming and diving produced 643 were runners-up for the fourth straight onships for the sixth consecutive time. All-Americans honors. Success was the year. As if Auburn hadn’t already reached the story for Auburn under David Marsh. Although Tennessee ended Auburn’s two- pinnacle of the sport, the 2003 season In Marsh’s inaugural campaign, 1991, the year hold on the SEC title in February 1996, brought an NCAA first with it. Not only Auburn men placed 20th at the NCAA the Tigers bounced back in March to finish did the men win the SEC championship Championships, only a year earlier they had as the national runner-up, placing second for the seventh consecutive time, but also failed to produce any NCAA qualifiers. The at the NCAA Championships in Austin, the celebratory jump in the pool had the women made breakthrough strides in 1992, just 43 points behind homestanding Texas. women’s team joining them for the first leaping 27 spots to eighth in the nation Auburn’s team of Scott Tucker, Oliver time post-SEC meet. The season was far after 1991’s disappointing 35th-place finish. Gumbrill, Brock Newman and Nick Shackell from over there, however, as the women’s The men continued their climb up the na- claimed Auburn its first relay national title team successfully defended its title with 50 tional ladder with a 15th place 1992 NCAA since 1980 at the meet, posting a Jamail All-America honors in front of the home finish. Swim Center record in the 400 freestyle crowd. The men then went down to Austin, For the women, 1993 marked a second- relay with a blistering 2:52.87 in the final Texas, and nearly lapped the field, scor- consecutive eighth-place NCAA finish. event of the three-day meet. In all, Auburn ing 609.5 points to bring home the men’s Marina Smith took the NCAA crown on broke school records in six events (100, team’s third NCAA title. All 19 swimmers 200 back, 200 and 400 medley relay, 100 fly that went to the meet scored and the and 100 breast) at the meet. Tigers scored in all 21 events. The notability Three Tigers - John Hargis, Scott Tucker of the double wins was compounded by the and Nick Shackell - were chosen for the fact that no combined coaching staff had 1996 Olympics. Hargis and Tucker for the ever won a men’s and women’s title in the U.S. team and Shackell for Great Britain. same season - until Marsh and Co. did it. Rowdy Gaines With two swimmers on the U.S. team, and At the 2004 Olympics, a total of 12 remains as one of the Shackell for Great Britain. With two swim- Auburn swimmers competed, bringing most recognizable mers on the U.S. team, Marsh was named home an Auburn record-tying five medals, Auburn as an assistant for the men’s team. Hargis including the first three Olympic medals swimmers of all time. and Tucker returned to the Plains with gold by an Auburn female as Kirsty Coventry medals for their parts in helping the U.S. took home a gold, silver and bronze. That place first in the 400 medley and 400 free went along wtih five world records that relays, respectively. the men’s team set at the 2004 NCAA A young Auburn women’s team rebound- Championships and the nine combined

75 AUBURN SWIMMING AND DIVING HISTORY finished the meet with four individual titles (also swimming on two winning relay teams), giving him an Auburn record of 10 NCAA titles. For his efforts at the meet, Cielo was named the NCAA Swimmer of the Year for the second year in a row. In The 1997 National Championship all, the men’s team earned 41 All-America team - Auburn’s first of 12 NCAA titles. honors from 16 athletes while the women picked up 44 honors from 14 athletes. The Tigers swept the team titles at the SEC Championships for the fifth time in the team’s history in 2008. The men won their 12th in a row while the women claimed their fifth in the last six years. Cesar Cielo was named Swimmer of the Year while NCAA records from the men and women route to its fifth-straight championship, the Quick was named SEC Men’s Coach of the at both national and SEC Championships. longest run since Indiana won six in a row Year. For Quick, the conference title was On the collegiate front, Marsh did what no from 1968-73. the 22nd of his career, but his first men’s one thought was possible for the second Cesar Cielo highlighted the week, earning title. straight season in 2004, sweeping the men’s NCAA Swimmer of the Year honors. The Auburn swimmers also had a big year and women’s NCAA crowns. Tigers also picked up another SEC champion the international level, starting with the In 2005, the Auburn men captured its onship along the way, earning 11 individual FINA Short Course World Championships third consecutive national title and ninth titles in Lexington, Ky. The men’s title made where furrent and former Auburn swim- straight SEC title. For third straight year, it a clean sweep after the women’s team mers tallied 13 medals, including eight gold both the AU men and women won the SEC had earned its second consecutive NCAA medals and five world records. titles. Championship, fifth in the team’s history, Next up was the Beijing Olympics where The women’s NCAA Championship in the week before. Auburn set a school record with 21 cur- 2006 will go down in school and NCAA The women came from behind on the fi- rent, former and future Tiger swimmers history as one of the most exciting meets nal day, erasing a 32-point deficit to Arizona competing. AU swimmers went on to pick ever. In a down-to-the-wire championship, to win by 58 points. The Tigers won four in- up a record 13 medals at the Games, led by the Tigers came out on top by a mere three dividual titles while earning 57 All-America Coventry’s school record of four, includ- points over Georgia, in the Bulldogs’ home honors for the win. The national title came ing a gold and a world record in the 200 pool, to take their fourth NCAA crown. a month to the day after the women also back. Cielo, competing in his first Olympics, A week later and for the third time under picked up another SEC Championship. earned a gold in the 50 free and a bronze Marsh, the men were able to duplicate the The 2007-08 season saw the end to the in the 100 free. Former Tiger Dave Den- women’s title and take their sixth NCAA NCAA runs for the Auburn squads, but the niston also returned to the pool following victory. It also marked another milestone Tigers were able to to extend their SEC his 2005 sledding accident, competing in the for four Auburn senior men - George titles runs while also making a statement on 2008 Paralympic Games. Bovell, Kurt Cady, Eric Shanteau and Doug the international stage. Auburn returned to the pool for the Van Wie - would conclude their careers Auburn’s women could not keep up with 2008-09 season with hopes of returning having never lost a dual, conference or Arizona at the NCAA Championships, back to the top in national competition. NCAA meet. scoring 348 points to the Wildcats’ 484. The The Tiger men picked up their 13th-straight The Auburn men continued the team’s men had a similar experience a week later, SEC title, recording 11 individual and relay streak in 2007, winning its fifth-consecutive tallying 316 points and finishing fifth behind conference titles. The women finished in a NCAA Championship in Minneapolis, NCAA champion Arizona and its 500.5 close second to Florida and was led by Ava Minn., winning by 169 points over Stanford. points. Ava Ohlgren took the NCAA title Ohlgren who finished with five SEC titles. Auburn tallied seven individual titles and in the 400 IM to lead the women’s team Matt Targett was named Swimmer of the a team-record 65 All-America honors en while Cielo set new U.S. Open and NCAA Year, while Ohlgren earned co-Swimmer of records in the 50 free and 100 free. Cielo the Year. Auburn’s women headed to the NCAA Championships and came away with a sixth-place finish. The squad recorded 40 All-America honors. Ohlgren came away Brett Hawke swam on Auburn’s first two NCAA Championship with a third-place finish in the 200 IM, while classmate Maggie Bird took third in the 500 teams in 1997 and 1999. He went on to compete in two free and fourth in the 1650 free. Olympiads in 2000 (Sydney) and 2004 (Athens) for his The Tiger men entered the NCAA native Australia before returning to the Plains in 2006 Championships ready to make a run at as an assistant coach. Hawke quickly took to coaching as its eighth national title and came on top, he coached Cesar Cielo to gold and bronze medals at defeating title-favorite Texas by 39 points. the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Matt Targett earned four NCAA titles as a part of four relays and had a team-best seven All-America honors. In the 100 back, Kohlton Norys swam to his first national title of his career. Richard Quick and Brett

76 AUBURN SWIMMING AND DIVING HISTORY 100 free titles, while Lawrence won the 100 breast and Dantin captured her first SEC title on the 3-meter. By the Numbers. . . This past season, Auburn’s men captured their 15th consecutive SEC title and 17th Kristy Coventry is overall in Gainesville, Fla., holding off a one of Auburn’s most spirited charge by the homestanding Florida decorated swimmers Gators. Auburn’s margin of victory - just of all time. 17 points - represented the closest meet 13 in SEC Championship history. Senior diver Dan Mazzaferro was named SEC Diver NCAA Team Titles Won by the Auburn of the Year after capturing the SEC titles Swimming and Diving Team - 8 by the in both 3-meter and platform diving. He men and 5 by the women shared the Commissioner’s Trophy honors with Florida’s Conor Dwyer as the top Hawke were named co-NCAA Men’s Coach point scorer at the SEC meet, and coach of the Year. Jeff Shaffer was named the league’s Diving The Auburn swimming and diving team Coach of the Year. In the pool, Adam Brown were well-represented internationally, send- took the title in both the 50 and 100 free, ing 17 current and former student-athletes Stuart Ferguson won the 100 breast, and to the 2009 World Championships in Rome, the 200 and 400 freestyle relay teams won 22 Italy. Cesar Cielo came away from the titles as well. SEC Team Titles Won by the Auburn championships with two gold medals (50m For the Auburn women, it was another Swimming and Diving Team - 17 by the free, 100m free) and one world record third-place finish as Vanderpool-Wallace (100m free). Kirsty Coventry set a new launched an assault on the Auburn record men and 5 by the women world mark on her way to a gold medal in books. In winning the league titles in the 50 the 200m back. As members of the 4x100m and 100 free, along with a runner-up finish medley relay, Mark Gangloff, Tyler McGill in the 100 fly, she set school records in all and Eric Shanteau took gold for the United three events. Her time of 46.81 in the 100 States. free also set a new NCAA record, breaking In 2010, the Auburn men continued their the eight-year-old mark of Olympian Natalie dominance in conference compeition and Coughlin. Junior diver Vennie Dantin earned captured their SEC record 14th-straight three medals at the meet, and three relay 28 conference title in Athens, Ga. on the teams captured titles as well. Olympic Medals campus of the University of Georgia. The Vanderpool-Wallace had more accolades championship win was the 16th overall by to come as she earned Auburn’s first NCAA the squad. Leading the men were Kelly Marx titles in the women’s 50 and 100 free at the and Gideon Louw. Marx came away with NCAA Championships, pacing the Tigers to two diving titles (1-meter, platform) and was a sixth-place finish. named Male Diver of the Year. Louw took the 50 and 100 free titles and was a part of three winning relays. Pascal Wollach won his 84 second-straight 100 back title, while Adam Klein earned his first conference champion- NCAA Individual Championships ship and won the 100 breast. The women finished in third at the conference meet and were led by a trio of sophomores in Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace, Micah Lawrence and Vennie Dantin. Vanderpool-Wallace took the 100 fly and 321 SEC Individual/Relay Championships

Cesar Cielo is the current world record holder in the 100m free, set at the 2009 World Championships. He is also the current record holder in the 2,130 50m free. All-America Honors

77 AUBURN OLYMPIANS

Jakob Romain Nick Bovell Kim Brackin Adam Brown Yoav Bruck Pat Calhoun Eileen Andkjaer Barnier Trinidad & Zimbabwe Great Britain Israel USA Coparropa Denmark France Tobago XXVIII Olympics XXIX Olympics XXV Olympics XXVII Olympics Panama XXIX Olympics XXVII Olympics XXIX Olympics Athens - 2004 Beijing - 2008 Barcelona - 1992 Sydney - 2000 XXVII Olympics Beijing - 2008 Sydney - 2000 Beijing - 2008 Head Coach Centennial Olympics Sydney - 2000 XXVIII Olympics Atlanta - 1996 XXVIII Olympics Athens - 2004 XXVII Olympics Athens - 2004 Sydney - 2000

Dave Alana Dillette Dave Durden Cesar Garcia Brett Hawke Stephanie Horner Bryce Hunt Matt Kidd Denniston Bahamas Panama USA Australia Canada USA Great Britain USA XXIX Olympics XXVIII Olympics XXVIII Olympics XXVII Olympics XXIX Olympics XXVIII Olympics XXVII Olympics XIII Paralympics Beijing - 2008 Athens - 2004 Athens - 2004 Sydney - 2000 Beijing - 2008 Athens - 2004 Sydney - 2000 Beijing - 2008 Head Coach XXVIII Olympics XXVIII Olympics Athens - 2004 Athens - 2004 XXIX Olympics Beijing - 2008 Assistant Coach (Brazil)

Jeremy Knowles Jana Kolukanova Gideon Louw David Marsh Gisela Morales Rada Owen Alexei Puninski Oswaldo Bahamas Estonia South Africa USA Guatemala USA Croatia Quevedo XXVII Olympics XXVII Olympics XXIX Olympics Centennial Olympics XXIX Olympics XXVII Olympics XXIX Olympics Venezuela Sydney - 2000 Sydney - 2000 Beijing - 2008 Atlanta - 1996 Beijing - 2008 Sydney - 2000 Beijing - 2008 XXVII Olympics XXVIII Olympics XXVIII Olympics XXVII Olympics Sydney - 2000 Athens - 2004 Athens - 2004 Sydney - 2000 XXIX Olympics Assistant Coach Beijing - 2008

Jose Rocha Nick Shackell Jeff Shaffer Eric Shanteau Scott Talbot Eithan Urback Arianna Erin Volcan Mexico Great Britain USA USA New Zealand Israel Vanderpool- Venezuela XXIII Olympics Centennial XXVIII Olympics XXIX Olympics XXVII Olympics Centennial Olympics Wallace XXIX Olympics Los Angeles - 1984 Olympics Athens - 2004 Beijing - 2008 Sydney - 2000 Atlanta - 1996 Bahamas Beijing - 2008 Atlanta - 1996 Assistant Coach XXVII Olympics XXIX Olympics XXVII Olympics Sydney - 2000 Beijing - 2008 Sydney - 2000

78 AUBURN OLYMPIANS Auburn Olympic Medalists

Fred Bousquet Margaret Hoelzer France Bill Forrester USA XXVII Olympics - Sydney USA XXVIII Olympics - Athens - 2000 XXI Olympics - Montreal - 2004 XXVIII Olympics - Athens - 1976 XXIX Olympics - Beijing - 2004 Bronze Medal - 200 Butterfly - 2008 XXIX Olympics - Beijing XXII Olympics - Moscow Silver Medal - 200 Backstroke - 2008 - 1980 Silver Medal - 400 Medley Relay Silver Medal - 400 Freestyle Relay Bronze Medal - 100 Backstroke

Per Johansson George Bovell Rowdy Gaines Sweden Trinidad & Tobago USA XXII Olympics - Moscow XXVII Olympics - Sydney XXII Olympics - Moscow - 1980 - 2000 - 1980 Bronze Medal - 100 Freestyle XXVIII Olympics - Athens XXIII Olympics - XXIII Olympics - - 2004 Los Angeles - 1984 Los Angeles - 1984 Bronze Medal - 200 IM Gold Medal - 100 Freestyle Bronze Medal - 100 Freestyle XXIX Olympics - Beijing Gold Medal - 400 Freestyle Relay Bronze Medal - 400 Freestyle Relay - 2008 Gold Medal - 400 Medley Relay XXIV Olympics - Seoul - 1988

Mark Gangloff Cesar Cielo USA Matt Targett Brazil XXVIII Olympics - Athens Australia XXIX Olympics - Beijing - 2004 XXIX Olympics - Beijing - 2008 Gold Medal - 400 Medley Relay - 2008 Gold Medal - 50 Freestyle XXIX Olympics - Beijing Silver Medal - 400 Medley Relay Bronze Medal - 100 Freestyle - 2008 Bronze Medal - 400 Freestyle Relay Gold Medal - 400 Medley Relay

Kirsty Coventry Zimbabwe Scott Tucker XXVII Olympics - Sydney USA John Hargis - 2000 Centennial Olympics - USA XXVIII Olympics - Athens Atlanta - 1996 Centennial Olympics - - 2004 Gold Medal - 400 Freestyle Relay Atlanta - 1996 Gold Medal - 200 Backstroke XXVII Olympics - Sydney Gold Medal - 400 Medley Relay Silver Medal - 100 Backstroke - 2000 Bronze Medal - 200 IM Silver Medal - 400 Freestyle Relay XXIX Olympics - Beijing - 2008 Gold Medal - 200 Backstroke Silver Medal - 100 Backstroke Silver Medal - 200 IM Silver Medal - 400 IM

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81 2009 MEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONS

Now that the Tigers had silenced any critics of 2009 NCAA Results continued Auburn dominance in the confer- 1. Auburn 526 ence, it was time to move on to the big dance. Auburn had won five straight national titles 2. Texas 487 from 2003-07 but saw their streak snapped in 3. Stanford 460.5 2008 with a disappointing fifth-place showing. 4. California 350 Quickly setting the tone for fans and competi- 5. Florida 324 tors alike, the Tigers hit a new US Open record 6. Arizona 309 time in the 200 freestyle relay. Auburn trailed 7. Michigan 248 Stanford by two-tenths going into the anchor. Targett left the block and it was all but over. 8. Tennessee 144 The two-time Olympic medalist stormed 9. Virginia 133 passed David Dunford (18.52), clocking an 10. Georgia 131 18.19 and earning Auburn a new NCAA and US Open record time of 1:14.08. Stanford placed second, hitting the wall in 1:14.22. 2009 Auburn Titles • Jakob Andkjaer “People thought we peaked at SECs,” said The team celebrating the win with Richard Quick. Hawke after day one of NCAAs. “We knew as 200 FR, 400 FR a team we hadn’t. We knew, coming into this, • Adam Klein it was going to be a dogfight the whole way. McGill led the Tigers with a second-place finish in the 100 fly, setting a new Auburn re- 400 MR We feel like we have a team that can contend. cord of 44.63 in the process. Madson took third with a new career-best time of 44.99. We have to prove ourselves to be champions. • Gideon Louw The Tigers took a total of 38 points from the 100 fly, cutting the Texas lead to 225-219. There are still two days to do that. I feel pretty Stanford trailed close behind with 204. 200 FR, 200 MR good about where we’re at right now.” • Tyler McGill Auburn earned 48 points in the 100 back, retaking second place from Stanford to trail On the 1-meter springboard, junior Kelly Marx 400 FR, 400 MR Texas, 305-297. Stanford was in third with 265. Only 3-meter springboard finals and set the all-time Auburn six-dive record en the 800 FR remained on the day’s itinerary. • Kohlton Norys route to a sixth-place finish, earning the Tigers 100 Back, 200 FR, 400 FR 13 valuable points. The Overland Park, native Marx set another Auburn record off the 3-meter springboard, earning a 454.85 as the topped the 3-year-old record, scoring 386.80. • Michael Silva Auburn divers looked to chip away at the Texas lead. Marx shattered the previous Marx surpassed the 382.80 mark set by Steve record of 427.80 set by Steve Segerlin on Feb. 3, 2007. 200 MR Segerlin at the 2008 NCAA Championships. • Matt Targett “I am speechless,” said Marx. “I was excited when I finished second in the preliminar- Auburn concluded day one with 141 points, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, ies, but to do it here tonight and set a school record is incredible. It has been hard trailing only Texas with 171. Behind Auburn this year, but I feel like I am peaking at the right time. I have taken it dive by dive and 400 MR were Stanford (130), Florida (107) and Cal the consistency has paid off.” • Jared White (103). 200 MR The Tigers entered Saturday’s final session six points behind the Longhorns, however a Norys claimed the first men’s 100 backstroke strong preliminary swim gave Auburn the upper hand entering the finals. Trailing Texas • Pascal Wollach title in school history, setting the pace for a by as many as 62 points on day two, Auburn took the lead for good following sopho- 400 MR strong Auburn showing on day two of the 2009 more Klein’s school-record setting performance in the 200 breast, where he finished NCAA Championships. Auburn relay set an- fourth. Auburn grabbed a one point advantage after the event and never looked back. other US Open Record on Friday while junior Kelly Marx and sophomore Adam Klein set new school records to edge the Tigers Saturday’s finals began with the AU backstrokers, who continued their dominant closer to the Texas Longhorn’s top-spot. display, putting the Tigers seven points back of the Longhorns with a 44-point effort. Wollach led the way for Auburn, hitting the wall in 1:39.65 for a fourth-place finish “I knew it was a close race and when I turned at the 50,” said Norys. “I saw someone worth 15 points. ahead of me. I just tried to get my hand there first. It was great having two other teammates with me in the race, because we practice and train together. It was nice to The Tigers earned 36 points in the 200 fly and extended their lead to 473-436, behind win my first individual Gold Medal. It was a proud moment to be up on the awards senior Madson (1:41.70) who finished third. McGill (1:42.44) followed in fifth while stand in the top spot. “ sophomore Robert Looney (1:42.76) hit a new personal-best time to place 11th.

Auburn capped the championship, winning the 400 free relay behind the foursome of Andkjaer, Targett, Norys and McGill, who turned in a time of 2:46.67.

“To win a national championship is an incredible feeling that I can’t begin to describe,” said Madson. “To start at Auburn as a champion and finish my career as a champion is incredible. That is exactly why I came to Auburn.”

Auburn finished the meet with 526 points, 39 ahead of second place Texas. Quick, who is the first coach to win a national title at three schools, is battling an inoperable brain tumor that was diagnosed in December 2008. Quick was not in College Station for the championships, as the Tigers were directed by assistant Brett Hawke who has led the program since Quick’s diagnosis.

“This is just a great way to finish the meet,” Hawke said. “It’s a great tribute to Richard Quick and what he means to this program”

Over the course of his 31 year coaching career, Quick won seven national titles at Stanford and five at Texas to accompany his first at Auburn.

- by Gary Thorne, Auburn Media Relations The Tigers celebrate their eighth NCAA title.

82 2007 WOMEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONS

It took a total team effort, but the 2006- 2007 NCAA Results 07 Auburn women’s swimming and diving team 1. Auburn 535 mounted a final-day comeback to pick up its second NCAA Championship and fifth in the 2. Arizona 477 past six years. The Tigers overcame a 32-point 3. California 372.5 deficit to Arizona in the final day, finishing with a 58-point victory. 4. Stanford 333 All 19 Auburn swimmers and divers that 5. Georgia 290 competed earned at least one All-America honor, combining for 55 honors during the 6. Texas 220 three-day meet. The 19 individuals to earn 7. Florida 203 All-American status is a new Auburn record, 8. Texas A&M 198 surpassing the previous mark of 18 set in 2004 and 2006, while the 57 total All-American 9. Michigan 191 awards ranks second best in a single champion- 10. Tennessee 127 ship meet for the Auburn women. “It unbelievable,” said senior co-captain Adrienne Binder. “I never knew that I could be Ava Ohlgren captured the 400 IM title. 2007 Auburn Titles this emotional about it. I am so proud of this team and I couldn’t be happier right now. It’s • Adrienne Binder been the most amazing experience and we’ve Melissa Marik kept things rolling for Auburn as she surprised the field by making the 500 Free been through so much this year. It couldn’t 100 back final after being seeded 44th. She went on to finish eighth with a time of • Hayley Peirsol have gone any better. It’s perfect.” 53.82. Co-head coach Dorsey Tierney-Walker, Emily Kukors broke her own school record in the 200 free that she had set dur- 1650 Free who earned NCAA Coach of the Year honors ing the prelims when she posted the fastest qualifying time of 1:43.96. Although she • Rachel Goh along with David Marsh, was also impressed improved to 1:43.72 in the finals, she was edged by Arizona’s Lacey Nymeyer, who won with the way her team finished. in 1:43.49. Kukors finished third overall. 100 Back “The girls surprised even me, and I don’t In the night’s relays, Auburn just missed another title, finishing second in the 800 free • Ava Ohlgren get surprised very often,” said Tierney-Walker. relay with another school-record time of 7:01.05, breaking the previous school mark “What a total team effort each session. The by .06 seconds. The Tigers trailed California by more than three seconds after two legs, 400 IM way we came out and just got better and bet- but Kukors exploded for a 1:43.39 split, making up more than four seconds on Cal’s ter every session says something. This team has swimmer and giving Auburn the lead. Binder was edged during the last 50 yards as Cal been through some challenges this year, and I think it’s made them stronger as individu- won by just .16 seconds. als and stronger as a unit. It certainly showed this weekend, and it’s by far the best this In the 200 medley relay, the team of Goh, Kara Denby, Margo McCawley and Kukors team has every swum. I couldn’t be more proud.” swam a season-best time of 1:38.06 to finish third. The Tigers started off the meet in second place after the first day of competition Lynnsey Segraves led Auburn in the 3-meter diving, reaching a championship final for with 155 points, 13 behind Arizona. the first time in her career. The senior posted a personal-best score of 347.90 to finish Binder earned her 11th career All-American honor but first national championship sixth. by dominating the 500 free, smashing her own school record with a mark of 4:36.96. “That was really exciting and rewarding to watch,” said head diving coach Jeff Shaffer. Hayley Peirsol and Maggie Bird piled it on for the Tigers, finishing behind Binder in “A senior in her last NCAA championships stepping up and making her first final, and fourth and seventh, respectively. then competing to the best of her ability. I couldn’t be happier for Lynnsey.” Freshman Ava Ohlgren had a great finish to her first NCAA event, finishing runner- After trailing in second the first two days of the meet, it was all Auburn on the final up in the 200 IM with a time of 1:55.67, foreshadowing things to come for her in the day. The finals session started with a bang for Auburn, as the Tigers took the top two NCAA Championships. spots and had four of the top 15 in the 1650 free. Peirsol defended her NCAA title In the opening day relays, Auburn finished fourth in the 200 free relay and sixth in the in the 1650, breaking her own school record with a time of 15:45.92. Peirsol raced to 400 medley relay. an early lead and lapped much of the field, cruising to victory by more than seven sec- After picking up one individual title in the first day, Auburn added to it with two onds. Her nearest competitor was Binder as she came home in a personal-best time of more in the second day. The Tigers, who set four school records and had individual 15:53.44 to earn the silver. victories from Ohlgren in the 400 IM and Rachel Goh in the 100 back, trailed Arizona “I wanted to go out with a bang,” said Peirsol. “During the whole race, I was just by 32 points entering the final day of competition. thinking `Suck it up for a little over 15 minutes.’ We have put in the work this year. We Ohlgren, seeded 13th entering the meet, stunned defending champion Whitney My- have worked hard and NCAAs is just the fun part. This is where all of the work pays ers of Arizona by shattering her personal best with a school-record time of 4:04.08. off.” Ohlgren, whose best mark of the season entering the meet was 4:15.01, broke the Haser finished in ninth place with a time of 16:12.85, and Bird was 15th in 16:18.03 previous Auburn record of 4:04.48 set by Kirsty Coventry in 2005. as the Tigers rolled up 48 points in the event to erase the 32-point deficit to Arizona “I didn’t really know what to expect, but I was really happy with the outcome,” said and take over first place in the team standings after just one final. Ohlgren. “I just tried to go out there and swim my race. Our coaches told us to just go In the next event, the 200 back, Auburn’s depth helped add to the lead, as the Tigers out there and get our personal best times and do what we can, and that’s what I did.” placed five swimmers in the top 16. Marik led the way for the Tigers as she swam in Ohlgren was not the only swimmer who excelled in the 400 IM, as Julie Stupp set a the championship final, finishing eighth in 1:56.69. personal best with a time of 4:07.32 to finish fourth, while Binder placed sixth with a The Tigers had two of the top five finishers in the 100 free, as Denby placed fourth time of 4:10.08. in 48.07 seconds, just .03 shy of her school record from the prelims, and Kukors was Goh repeated as NCAA champion in the 100 back, breaking another school record fifth in 48.40 seconds. set by Coventry in 2005. Goh, whose previous best was 52.34 set while winning the Auburn then placed three swimmers in the top 10 of the 200 breast, expand- SEC title in February, raced to a time of 51.97, bettering Coventry’s mark of 52.32. ing the lead to more than 50 points and securing the team title with two finals left. “It was really exciting for me,” said Goh. “Of course I wanted to defend my title. But Kristen Hastrup led the way with a fifth-place finish in 1:55.90, while Ohlgren added I swim my races not for myself but for the other 19 girls on the team. I rely on them to her stellar meet with a seventh-place finish in 1:56.343, earning the fifth of her six and they rely on me.” All-American honors for the meet, tying her for second most by a freshman in school history. In the platform diving competition, Lynnsey Segraves just missed a spot in the championship final with a ninth-place finish in the prelims and a score of 272.60. But she bounced back in a big way, setting a school record with a score of 300.05 to win the consolation final. “What a great way for her to end her career, with a consolation win and a new school record breaking 300 points,” said head diving coach Jeff Shaffer. “I’m real proud of her effort today and real proud of the performances by both Lynnsey and Corey (Gerlach) at this years NCAAs. I’m glad we could contribute to the team effort.” The Tigers capped off the meet with a fourth-place finish in the 400 free relay, as the team of Denby, Ohlgren, Marik and Kukors finished with a time of 3:15.35. It was not as quick as their mark from the prelims, but with victory assured, it hardly seemed to matter. For outgoing head coach David Marsh, the win marked the 11th national championship his career. “Sending out David in his final women’s meet with a victory was very, very important to this group,” said Tierney-Walker. “It was very well-deserved for David and I wouldn’t want to send him out any other way.”

Rachel Goh earned her second-consecutive NCAA 100 back title in 2007. - by Brad Gust and Matt Crouch, Auburn Media Relations

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Auburn scored 187 points on the first day speed to widen their margin, which 2007 NCAA Results of the NCAA Championships to take the lead stood at 66 points after day one. 1. Auburn 566 and never looked back as the Tigers led wire- Auburn’s team of Goodrich, Maras, to-wire to win their fifth consecutive national Puninski and Cielo posted a time 2. Stanford 397 championship. of 1:23.37, easily breaking the old 3. Arizona 371 “This is probably my third, fourth or fifth NCAA mark of 1:23.88 set by 4. Florida 321 most talented team,” said head coach David Arizona in 2006. It marked the fifth Marsh, who coached his last meet as Auburn’s time that Auburn has won the 200 5. Texas 296 head coach. “But we’ve never had a better medley relay since 1997. 6. Northwestern 221 meet top to bottom. Auburn’s lone individual victory “Our team has made this year very of the day came from Segerlin, who 7. Michigan 207 special. I really just enjoy this team. There are won his second career NCAA title 8. California 176 so many great individuals, and I could go down and first on the 3-meter board. 9. Southern Cal 145 story by story and tell you how they have gone Segerlin won the event with a score from rags to riches, including all three of our of 401.50. Dan Mazzaferro finished 10. Minnesota 131 captains. This group has a lot of depth that 11th overall on the 3-meter board involves were they have come from and what after posting a score of 352.40. they have gone through.” “It feels awesome to win an 2007 Auburn Titles Auburn kept the momentum going on the NCAA title on a springboard • Jakob Andkjaer second day to lead by more than 100 points event,” said Segerlin. “At Auburn, platform has always been our big 400 FR heading into the final day of competition. A dominating day-three performance gave the focus, but Jeff (Shaffer) is an amazing • Cesar Cielo Tigers 566 total points, topping Stanford, the coach in both springboard and 50 Free, 100 Free, 200 FR, nearest competition, by 169 points. platform. Coming to college I never The Tigers’ domination was evident based dreamed I’d win a title on spring- 400 FR, 200 MR on the awards presented following the meet. board.” • Scott Goodrich Marsh was named NCAA Division I Men’s The Tigers added to their lead Swimming Coach of the Year, Jeff Shaffer was with three finalists in the 100 fly. 200 FR, 200 MR named NCAA Division I Men’s Diving Coach Targett broke the school record • Bryan Lundquist of the Year, Cesar Cielo was the NCAA Divi- that Alexei Puninski had set during the Steve Segerlin captured the three- 200 FR, 400 FR sion I Men’s Swimmer of the Year and Steven prelims and finished third with a time of meter and platform titles Segerlin was named NCAA Division I Men’s 45.87, besting Puninski’s prelim mark of • David Maras Diver of the Year. 46.19. Puninski improved to 46.06 to finish fifth, while Jakob Andkjaer placed eighth 200 MR The Tigers did not wait until the final day, with a time of 46.76. though, before getting the excitement started In the 100 back, James Wike matched his prelim time of 46.87 to finish fifth place in • Alexei Puninski as Cielo broke the 50 free record on the the finals. Bryan Lundquist finished eighth in 46.97 while Gooodrich finished second in 200 MR opening day to become the fastest swimmer in the consolation final to place 10th overall, with a time of 47.33, and Cielo placed 16th • Steven Segerlin the world. with a time of 48.23. In the 100 breast, Jon Roberts finished in sixth place with a time Cielo swam 50 yards faster than anyone of 53.01 as Maras won the consolation final to place ninth overall with a time of 52.94. 3-Meter, Platform has ever done before, and more impressively, Auburn also had a sixth-place finish in the 800 free relay, as the team of Andkjaer, • Matt Targett he did it twice in less than an hour. Cielo Lundquist, Tyler McGill and Joey Schneider finished with a time of 6:24.80. posted matching times of 18.69 to win the 50 The Tigers left little doubt in the final day of the meet, essentially clinching the team 200 FR, 400 FR free and leading off the record-setting 200 free title during prelims by advancing 11 swimmers and three divers into the finals while relay as Auburn took a 66-point lead after the already holding a 102-point lead. Auburn, which set five NCAA records during the opening day. meet, finished with 566 points. Cielo broke the NCAA and US Open records held by former Tiger Fred Although Auburn’s sprinters grabbed much of the spotlight, it was a total team Bousquet, who had a time of 18.74 in the prelims of the 50 free at the 2005 meet, effort that earned the Tigers the title. Eighteen different individuals combined for 64 which was also held in Minneapolis. Prior to Thursday, Bosquet was the only man who All-American honors during the three-day event. The 64 All-American honors was a had ever swum 50 yards in less than 19 seconds, but Cielo did it four times in one day. new school record, while the 18 individuals to be honored was second best in school He had times of 18.84 and 18.89 during the prelims in the 50 free and 200 free relay, history. respectively. Cielo highlighted the evening by putting his name atop the NCAA record book for The Tigers started the evening session by repeating as champions in the 200 free the fourth and fifth times during the meet. Cielo started his evening by setting a new relay, and they did it impressively. Cielo teamed with Matt Targett, Scott Goodrich and NCAA record in the 100 free with a winning time of 41.17 seconds, breaking the old Bryan Lundquist, who all swam sub-19 second splits, to smash the NCAA and U.S. mark of 41.49 set by Duje Draganja of California in 2005 while becoming only the sec- Open records with a time of 1:14.71. Their time was more than one second faster than ond Auburn swimmer to win the 100 free, joining Rowdy Gaines, who won the event the old record of 1:15.78 set by California in 2005, which stood until the Tigers posted in 1980 and 1981. He also became the first Tiger ever to win the 50 free and 100 free a mark of 1:15.56 in the prelims. at the same NCAA meet. Less than an hour later, Auburn scored 70 points in the 50 free by placing five swim- Targett finished sixth in the 100 free in 42.71 seconds, while Andkjaer won the mers in the top nine. consolation final in 42.67 seconds to place ninth overall. Lundquist placed 13th in 43.01 Cielo and Goodrich also helped Auburn finish third in the 400 medley relay to seconds and Goodrich finished 16th in 43.87. conclude the opening night. Goodrich led off and Cielo anchored, with David Maras Cielo also helped Auburn wrap up the meet by winning the 400 free relay with yet and Alexei Puninski swimming the middle legs as Auburn clocked a time of 3:06.09. another NCAA record. The group of Andkjaer, Cielo, Targett and Lundquist sped to a Auburn also received valuable points from its divers, as Segerlin finished third and time of 2:46.56, smashing the previous mark of 2:47.70 set by California in 2005. Kelly Marx sixth on the 1-meter board. Segerlin capped a terrific collegiate career by winning his second diving title of the The Auburn swimming and diving team inched closer to its fifth straight NCAA meet and third of his career, defending his title in the platform competition. Segerlin, Men’s Swimming and Diving on day two as it stretched its lead to 102 points entering who finished his Auburn career with 11 All-American honors, recorded a score of the final day of competition. The Tigers used a combination of depth, diving and relay 414.90 to edge Arizona State’s Michele Benedetti by less than three points. “I was a little shook up after I missed my second and third dives,” said Segerlin. “But Jeff Shaffer worked with me over the summer to increase my degree of difficulty. I knew if I stayed solid in my more difficult dives I could get back in the game, and that’s what happened.” Two freshmen also reached the platform finals as Marx finished in sixth place with a score of 352.35 to earn his second All-American honor, while Mazzaferro finished in eighth place on the platform with a score of 332.05. Scott and Logan Madson were impressive in the 200 fly, both breaking their personal bests for the second time of the day. Scott finished second in 1:43.47, which ranks second in school history, while Madson improved to 1:43.97, finishing in fourth place. McGill placed 11th by clocking a time of 1:45.04 in the consolation finals. In the 200 back, Wike was not able to match his personal best time of 1:41.93 from the prelims, but still finished in sixth place with a time of 1:42.92, bettering his eighth place performance from last year’s NCAA meet. Roberts finished 15th in the 200 breast with a time of 1:57.37, while Osborne placed 16th in 1:58.62.

- by Brad Gust and Matt Crouch, Auburn Media Relations Cesar Cielo won two individual titles and was a part of three champion relays.

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The 2005-06 Tigers were ready for a 2006 NCAA Results battle at the NCAA Championships and were 1. Auburn 518.5 dressed accordingly in blue fatigues. 2. Georgia 515.5 As the No. 2 ranked team all season behind host-Georgia, the pressure was finally 3. Arizona 415 off the Tigers, after being the team to beat for 4. California 291 the previous four years. Hayley Peirsol 5. Stanford 209 “We know we are the underdogs coming won her first 6. Southern Cal 193 in,” junior Hayley Peirsol said. “There isn’t NCAA individual 7. SMU 161.5 any pressure on us. It is just fun. It is just swimming for us.” title, 8. Texas 151 Even with the pressure supposedly off, winning the 9. Wisconsin 146 the Tigers were still in pursuit of their fourth 1,650 free. 10. Florida 135 NCAA title in the last five years and winning would mean snapping Georgia’s 50 straight victories in Gabrielsen Natatorium. Auburn 2006 Auburn Titles had 17 swimmers and two divers competing • Rachel Goh (the only team in the nation to qualify a full 100 Back squad), two more than Georgia and three • Hayley Peirsol more than No. 3 Arizona. proudly displayed on every woman. The letters stood for, “You Always Have More,” 1650 Free Of the six events contested on day one, five of them were won by Arizona or Georgia and the Tigers would live up to that slogan as they returned every swimmer from the competitors. Arizona, who according to the prelims to finals and consols (Georgia had just seven). official psyche sheet, was not expected to “They were sky high after the morning session,” Marsh said. “They rode that mo- finish in the top-five saw themselves in the lead after wins in the 200 free relay, 200 IM mentum right into the finals.” and 400 medley relay. The night started off with a bang from the distance free trio of Peirsol, Binder and It was an orange and blue clad 500 free final as three AU competitors graced the Haser. Peirsol became Auburn’s first national champion in the 1650 free and team- field of eight, each posting lifetime best swims in the morning prelims. Peirsol lowered mates Binder and Chelsea were third and 13th, respectively. The 40 points from the her career best in the final to grab the runner up spot with a time of 4:41.78. Adrienne 1650 free helped move the Tigers within 33 points of UGA. Binder ended up fourth and Chelsea Haser seventh as the trio earned 44 points in that After 39 points from the 200 back compared to Georgia’s 17, Auburn pulled within event alone. reach, needing just 11 points to tie with five events remaining. It wouldn’t take long for The Tigers kept mounting up the points in the 200 IM with Emily Kukors in third, Auburn to pull even with Georgia after mounting 31 points from three competitors in Julie Stupp in seventh and Lauren Duerk in ninth. In the 500 free and 200 IM alone, the the 100 free, even though UGA’s Joyce was the overall winner. En route to evening the Tigers racked up 54 percent of their day one point total. At the end of the first day, slate at 436, Kukors broke a three-year old AU record in the 100 free (48.52) to finish AU trailed Arizona by 10 and led Georgia by four points. fourth. Day two opened with a disappointing fifth place finish in the 200 medley relay, but Auburn opened up a 469.5-447.5 advantage after the 200 breast, a race in which sophomore Julie Stupp sparked energy in her Tiger team as she battled to a runner-up newcomer Alicia Jensen would put it all on the line and take third, breaking the oldest finish in the 400 IM (4:09.22) and was surrounded by two teammates in the champion- AU record on the books (2:10.81). ship final. Georgia pulled within five after DeScenza won the 200 fly and another competitor In the next three events Georgia outscored Auburn by 90 points and controlled the fifth, even though AU had three swimmers in consol’s. With the gap so close and only leader board and the top spot on the podium. Bulldog stars Kara Lynn Joyce and Mary the 400 free relay remaining, only one thing was certain- the team race would come DeScenza continued to thrive in their home pool, each picking up an NCAA individual down to the final event. title on day two. If you owned a calculator in those finals minutes leading up to the 400 free relay, The Tigers would save the best for last on day two in the remaining two individual the keys were probably overworked. After the numbers were tabulated, the scenario events events, 100 back and 3-meter diving. After nearly two days of competition, the played out as follows: for AU to win they would need to finish third or better and Tigers finally crowned their first national champion of the meet as freshman Rachel have Arizona finish in front of Georgia. For UGA to defend its championship, only one Goh became the first Auburn female to win the NCAA 100 back title. scenario would lend that end result - win the relay. Following Goh’s triumphant performance, classmate Corey Gerlach garnered the at- Georgia led after DeScenza’s first leg but Arizona’s Jenna Gresdal passed Tricia tention on 3-meter springboard. With each dive Gerlach improved and ended up third, Harm to take a .80 lead on UGA after the second leg (AU in third). The Wildcats the highest finish for any Tiger freshman on 3-meter. increased the lead by 1.12 after a strong third leg by Whitney Meyers. It would come With one day remaining Auburn found themselves trailing the Bulldogs by 53 points. down to the anchor - Lacey NyMeyer versus superstar Joyce. Both swam a blistering The Tigers would have to pull off their best final day ever to have a shot at the national final leg and Joyce pulled within reach of NyMeyer with less than 25 yards to go, but crown. The battle for the title would begin in morning prelims. NyMeyer would stretch in for the win and the Tigers would end up third, in the relay On Saturday morning the gamefaces were on and the letters “YAHM” were that is. “When we hit the wall, there was pandemonium,” Marsh said. “The entire building knew what was at stake.” As the Tigers rejoiced in their fourth national title, senior Jeri Moss was reassuring anchor Kukors that indeed the Tigers had pulled off the miracle - they had won the battle. “The passion, heart, fire and everything that went into that championship was wrapped up on my teammates faces at the end of the meet,” Moss commented. In the second-closet margin of victory in the 25 years of the women’s NCAA Championships, the Tigers stood first on the podium with 518.5 points , just three ahead of Georgia. With tears in their eyes and smiles as wide as their faces would allow, the 2006 Auburn women’s team knew they have pulled off the impossible and were part of a very special moment in Tiger swimming and diving championship history. “I have never experienced anything that thrilling,” Marsh said. “It wasn’t just the last relay, it was the last day. That is the best day we have ever had in Auburn swimming.”

- by Carol White, Auburn Media Relations

Auburn women celebrate a down-to-the-wire victory.

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The number 10 was significant for the 2006 NCAA Results 2005-06 Auburn men’s swimming and diving 1. Auburn 480.5 team. Ten represents the number of fingers that head coach David Marsh proudly dis- 2. Arizona 440.5 plays championship rings. Ten is the golden 3. Stanford 362.5 number of national championships that the 4. Texas 307 2005-06 Tigers helped bring home to The 5. Florida 268.5 Plains. 6. California 250.5 The four-man senior class of George Bovell, Kurt Cady, Eric Shanteau and Doug 7. Southern California 223 Van Wie have an endless list of accolades, 8. Michigan 209 including Olympic medalist, NCAA Champi- 9. Georgia 197 on, SEC Champion and All-American. One 10. Northwestern 183.5 more honor stood within reach in 2005-06, an honor that no one before them had been able to accomplish - go undefeated in 2006 Auburn Titles every category. • George Bovell The Tigers, who sported a No. 1 ranking Co-captain Eric Shanteau guided the squad to its 200 FR the entire season, entered the 1996 Olym- fourth-straight NCAA title • Cesar Cielo pic pool in Atlanta, Ga., looking to extend night is going to be a knock-down, drag-out. Their strength is their quality, our 200 FR their streak to four. Marsh wanted his team strength is our depth.” to get out to a strong early start and that is • Bryan Lundquist The Tigers found themselves in somewhat unfamiliar territory. Never in any of the exactly how the story played out. other five championship meets had the Tigers ever trailed at the end of day one or 200 FR The Auburn 200 free relay team of Cesar two. The lesson that Marsh and his staff stressed throughout the year - team champi- • Steve Segerlin Cielo, Matt Targett, Bryan Lundquist and onships are won in the morning sessions - would be the theme of the final day. Platform Bovell, came out roaring on the opening “If we come in in the morning and get five, six, hopefully seven into the finals,” • Matt Targett night finals. The quartet captured the title Marsh said, “we will be in good shape. It is in the teams hands.” in 1:16.15 and got the ball rolling in the 200 FR Auburn’s showed its strength in numbers, qualifying seven individuals (five more in Tigers direction. Keeping the momen- consols) and a relay for the Saturday night showdown. The Tigers all but assured itself tum going was the 400 medley relay who a victory by qualifying more swimmers than Arizona. The 100 free finals would be finished as runner-up. The Tigers held a 42 the showcase event of the finals as five AU swimmers would decorate the finals and point lead over Arizona with two critical days remaining. consols. “It has been way too long since we have won a relay,” Marsh said. “It was nice to With the team lead there for the taking, the Tigers wasted no time in recapturing see us get back on the top of the podium in a relay and it was thrilling for the team. It the top position. In the second event (200 back), Van Wie and James Wike produced creates a lot of momentum and excitement for the rest of our team.” 23 points to give Auburn the advantage, an advantage that they would never lose again. Arizona came out blazing on day two and slowly chipped away at the Tigers lead. In the premier event of the evening, the 100 free, Auburn got three swimmers in the The Wildcats 200 medley relay started the night off with a NCAA record-breaking consols to outscore Arizona 13-0. The Tigers then split with the Wildcats in the finals performance (1:23.88) and the Tigers had to settle for second. Shanteau duplicated his as Cielo took fourth and Targett seventh, all but cancelling out a third-place finish by third-place finish in the 400 IM and Alexei Puninski, just 30 minutes after swimming the Arizona’s Simon Burnett and a fifth-place finish by Wildcat Lyndon Ferns. fly leg on the 200 medley relay, finished seventh in the 100 fly. The Tigers and Wildcats each put one in the 200 breast finals but the difference The Wildcats caught the Tigers in the fifth event of day two, the 100 breast, as AU came in the 200 fly as Auburn had two competitors in consols and one in the finals had no one swimming in the event, while Arizona had one in the finals and one in and Arizona had no qualifiers in either. With two events remaining and 26.5 separating consols. This effort helped boost the Wildcats to a one-point deficit with three events the two teams, Auburn looked poised for its sixth overall team crown. And it didn’t remaining. In the 100 back, Van Wie turned in a stunning 46.22 performance, to take hurt that the 10-meter platform, where Segerlin was in position for the win, was up second (just .30 off the title) as he was out-stretched by Northwestern’s Matt Grevers. next. All eyes would turn to the diving well where Steve Segerlin would finish third in the After a record-breaking 469.30 points in the platform finals, Segerlin took all sus- 3-meter final with a score of 401.20 to put Auburn ahead by seven points going into pense out of the race for the team title. Segerlin’s victory marked the fourth straight the 800 free relay. year an Auburn man has been crowned champion on platform. After a pool record 6:16.67 by the Wildcats in the 800 free relay and a sixth place “It feels awesome coming from a really long line of NCAA champions at Auburn,” finish by AU in the event, Arizona sat atop the leader board by five points with one day Segerlin said. to go. “This is the best performance in Auburn history,” Auburn head diving coach Jeff “Arizona had the magic tonight,” Marsh said. “They were just on fire. The final Shaffer said. “We talked about being focused and confident and having the courage to step up and most importantly to have fun. We had nothing to lose, our swimmers took care of business, and this was bonus points for the team.” In the final event, Arizona continued to dominate the relays as they claimed the 400 free relay (the Wildcats won four of the five relays, Auburn won the other) and Auburn was second. The points didn’t matter - the 10th finger was filled. “Today it feels really good, like a relief,” Marsh said. “It is such an intense meet from top to bottom. This men’s team in particular has come from everywhere and it took all year to bring this team together. The last two months I saw synergy happening within our team and you have to have that at this meet to be successful.” Team mission, check. Senior mission, check. Bovell, Cady, Shanteau and Van Wie concluded their storybook four-year careers with a 31-0 dual meet record and four SEC and NCAA team titles. This senior class alone put together 13 SEC titles and six NCAA titles to go along with 56 All-American honors. “There is no other way that this senior class wanted to go out,” co-captain Shan- teau said. Strength in numbers said it all for the 2006 team and Marsh will no longer have to drive home the importance of the morning sessions. For everyone in attendance at the 2006 championships, we all can walk away knowing that team titles are earned in the a.m. Auburn enjoying solid swims at the 2006 NCAA Championships. - By Carol White, Auburn Media Relations

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A united team sporting bleached hair 2005 NCAA Results (and one mullet) became only the third team 1. Auburn 491 since 1980 to win three NCAA titles in a 2. Stanford 414 row and ironically in the same pool where 3. Arizona 388 4. California 381 the bleached out Auburn men won its first 5. Florida 284 championship in 1997. 6. Michigan 240 The first day of competition would see 7. Texas 236 the Auburn men take a decisive lead as the 8. Nortwestern 191 team had been accustomed to doing the 9. Southern California 189 previous two years. The 200 FR would start 10. Georgia 177 things off right in the finals by breaking the Auburn record with a 1:16.00, and going 2005 Auburn Titles under the old NCAA record with first place • Fred Bousquet Cal. After the 200 IM when Eric Shanteau and 50 free Doug Van Wie both put in top four finishes Auburn takes the podium for the third straight year. • Matt Bricker the Tigers looked on their way to dominating three-meter championship list. We had a game plan and he dove with a tremendous Platform the first day. But they didn’t know whether amount of confidence tonight.” Fred Bousquet would be able to repeat his With only one event to go the scores looked much tighter than Auburn had gotten sub-19 second performance in the 50 free. Not only did he walk away with the NCAA used to seeing at the end of the second day. Stanford and Arizona were both close and record, the only two sub-19 swims ever, and as NCAA Champion he registered a everyone knew the last day would truly decide the winner. The 800 FR team helped “quantum leap in the sport,” Marsh said. Fred’s 18.74 from the prelims erased the old increase Auburn’s lead by breaking the fourth school record of the day. Freshman Rory record by more than three tenths, a huge margin even in a 200 let alone swimming’s Connell came through with a vital sub 1:35 third split. After the relay the standings laid shortest race. out at Auburn 338, Stanford 300, and Arizona 292. After Fred’s second landmark swim in the 50 all eyes turned to diving where With one day to go, the team title looked up for grabs as Auburn was shut out in Auburn sported the strongest pair in the entire field. Matt Bricker and Steve Segerlin the mile to start the day but once again Doug Van Wie and Chad Barlow had great both finaled to start off what would be a great weekend for AU diving. Finally the swims to put points on the board. Though Chad had broken the team record at SECs first day came to a close with Auburn just off the school record in the 400 MR with a Doug came out ahead this time with a second place and personal best 1:41.24. Right 3:07.92. The Tigers had taken a 172 to 130 lead over Arizona, with Stanford close on after that Auburn deflated Stanford and Arizona’s hopes by finishing the 100 free with the Cardinals heels with 120 points. Bousquet and Bovell in finals and Wochomurka and Bryan Lundquist in consols. Fred Friday was a new day with the rest of the field trying their best to flex their muscle again swam an amazing sprint freestyle leg, breaking the second oldest school record and reel Auburn back in. Eric Shanteau got the individual points going for the Tigers; on the books with his 42.19. The old record holder - two-time Olympic Gold Medalist he was the top seed going into finals for the second night in a row but settled for a Rowdy Gaines. school record and third place in the 400 IM. Next came Bousquet in the 100 fly finals With only one man scoring in both the 200 breast and the 200 fly, Bricker and for the third year in a row, taking the top Auburn spot with fifth. The 100 breast saw Segerlin knew it was up to them to cement the victory for Auburn. Only this time it Auburn not score a point for the first time since 1995 but Van Wie, Chad Barlow, and was Bricker who would top his teammate and as it turned out the entire field. Matt Scott Goodrich got the ball rolling again in the 100 back. Doug’s time of 46.17 lowered made it three years running that Auburn has won the platform diving and Steve made the school record he set in the morning as he led a third, sixth, and 14th place points sure it was the second year in a row that Auburn went 1-, 2 by matching his second charge. place performance from last year. This led to 3-meter diving and typically Auburn divers get better as the boards “What a great performance from Matt and Steve,” Shaffer said. “I couldn’t be more go up so the rest proud of Matt stepping up tonight. He has been through a lot in his four years at of the team looked Auburn and it was just a fitting end for him to come out victorious tonight.” on anxiously to see This left only the 400 FR and Auburn looking for its first relay win of the meet. how Steve and Matt Fred again lowered the record books with his 41.87 leadoff breaking the youngest would do. Both would school record on the books…his own from earlier that day. The relay would fall to Cal, deliver and Steve but the Tigers knew they had come through where it mattered the most. AUBURN would go on to set 491, Stanford 414. the third team record Divers Matt and Steve really showed their value scoring 86 points when the margin of the day (618.30) in of victory over Stanford was only 77 points. The seniors came out ahead of the field his third place effort. again as senior captain BJ Jones said, “Every year the goal is to win another national “I thought it was championship. It feels great to go out as a captain and lead my team and bring it home an awesome effort by to Auburn University. I came here to win a national championship and thank God I Steven,” said AU div- have been able to win three.” ing coach Jeff Shaffer. “Finally we break the - By Bryce Hunt, class of 2004 school record on a Matt Bricker took the platform title.

87 2004 WOMEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONS Clad in navy blue warm-up suits 2004 NCAA Results and brand-new, bright orange Nike 1. Auburn 569 sneakers, the Auburn women’s swim 2. Georgia 431 team members made for an intimidat- 3. Arizona 369 4. Florida 253 ing bunch as they stepped onto the 5. Stanford 237 pool deck to begin Saturday evening’s 6. California 235.5 round of finals during the 2004 NCAA 7. UCLA 195 Women’s Swimming and Diving Cham- 8. Texas 169 pionship in College Station, Texas. 9. Southern Cal 160 The top-ranked Tigers made their 10. Wisconsin 135 entrance at Texas A&M’s Student Rec- reation Center Natatorium sporting an 2004 Auburn Titles even more confident look. • Jenni Anderson “To know you’re walking in as the 200 MR 2004 national champions is an incred- • Eileen Coparropa ible accomplishment,” Auburn head 200 MR Auburn women stand on the podium for a third consecutive season. coach David Marsh told his Tigers in • Kirsty Coventry increase their lead. a team meeting before the evening 200 back Auburn and Hoelzer picked up their first NCAA title of the year in the • Margaret Hoelzer competition. “And to win it before the first event of the night, swimming to a new NCAA and US Open Record in 200 free, 200 MR final session begins is an even greater the 200 medley relay. • Laura Swander achievement.” Hoelzer, who was seeded seventh and raced in lane one of the 200 free, 200 MR Auburn, which led from the opening took her first individual crown with a NCAA-record time of 1:56.16. Hoel- night of the three-day meet, closed zer had the fastest split on every leg in the field but the last and was the lone the door on the competition during Saturday morning’s preliminary swims, swimmer to have every split under 30 seconds. marking the third straight year that the AU women walked onto the deck as Hoelzer finished her individual night by leading the Tiger charge in the 100 national champions even before the final session had begun. backstroke as the junior stroked to a second- place finish. Auburn’s quest for their third straight national title began much more The Tigers’ final relay of night two produced a fourth-place finish as the quietly than the first two did. There was no individual title on night one. Nor AU quartet of Kirsty Coventry, Heather Kemp, Adrienne Binder and Hoelzer was there a relay that was first to the wall. But there was a sense of urgency, combined for the 800 freestyle relay. and a feeling of togetherness that allowed the Tigers to own the day one “To be honest, I was pretty tired by the time the 800 rolled around,” Hoel- lead. zer said. “It was a huge race and you don’t have a chance to think about your “The competition is great here. It is at a world-class level. The ladies are own feelings. You have to do what’s best for the team and suck it up and try improving toward that level, and that is what we are focusing on right now, to take one for the team.” making one step forward instead of big jumps forward,” Marsh said after Coventry capped off the championships by taking the crown in the 200 the first night. “They are itching to win events but the goal is to accumulate backstroke. points to win the championship. We are going to have to fight throughout the “It was a good race, probably my best race of the whole meet,” Coventry three days to be our best. It is not going to come easy” said. “I just wanted to go out there and have fun and that is exactly what I did. Day two was junior Margaret Hoelzer’s day to shine. The girl from It just all came together for me tonight.” Huntsville, Ala., raced in four events on Friday night, collecting a first- and The Auburn senior class closed out their collegiate swimming careers in second-place finish in her two individual events while also swimming on a style, racking up a total of 569 points, the most in program history and the record-setting relay and the final relay of the night as the Tigers continued to highest total at the NCAA Championships since 1993. “We are very thrilled and honored to come out of here with a victory,” AU Coach David Marsh said. “What I think you saw during this meet was really truly how many awesome swimmers there are in the NCAAs. One of the things I tell my team is that when you win a swimming title, you are competing in the highest level athletic venue in collegiate sports. To win a team title is very special and different every time.” “All season we have trained real hard and it has always been our goal to win three in a row,” Demerae Christianson said on behalf of the senior class. “It just feels good to get the job done and to celebrate not with just the senior class, but the whole team. It is just so special. Hopefully we have left something behind for the team next year.”

- By Dan Froehlich, Auburn Media Relations, and Susan Storey, Birmingham News Kirsty Coventry took the 200 back title for the Tigers.

88 2004 MEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONS Best Ever. That is how the 2004 Au- the end of the first 2004 NCAA Results burn men’s swimming and diving team night, the Tigers had 1. Auburn 634 will go down in history. The Tigers, led already amassed a 2. Stanford 377.5 by a group of four young men who 98-point lead on the 3. Texas 374 went by the catchphrase of ‘Auburn’s field. But there was 4. Arizona 322 5. Michigan 271 Four Horsemen’, literally went out and still work to be done. 6. Florida 266 re-wrote the NCAA record books. Sophomore Doug 7. California 255.5 And they did it six times over. Van Wie and senior 8. Tennessee 140 Fred Bousquet - or ‘Freddy Biscuits’ Mark Gangloff were 9. Minnesota 130 as he came to be known around the next to put 10. Georgia 112.5 the pool deck - and his compatriots ‘World’s Best’ next George ‘The Hammer of Justice’ Bovell, to their name as they 2004 Auburn Titles Ryan ‘The Diesel’ Wochomurka and joined Bousquet and • Fred Bousquet Derek ‘The Big Man’ Gibb set the tone Gibb in re-writing 50 free, 200 FR, 200 MR, for the Tigers from the get go, stroking the record books in 400 FR to a world-best time in the events first the 200 medley relay. • George Bovell race, the 200 free relay. Record four set. 200 IM, 200 FR, 400 FR • Mark Gangloff Record one set. With two days 200 MR Bovell returned to the pool two completed, the Tigers • Caesar Garcia events later and successfully dropped had gained a seem- Platform the hammer on the field in the 200 IM, ingly insurmountable • Derek Gibb defending his title from 2003 and doing 186.5-point lead on Caesar Garcia picked up his second-consecutive 200 FR, 200 MR, 400 FR it in a new world record time. the field. But there platform title. • Doug Van Wie “I felt a lot of pressure which I put on was still work to be 200 MR myself,” Bovell said after his nighttime done. They were in search of the title ‘Best Ever.’ • Ryan Wochomurka swim. “I probably would have never Though they didn’t provide themselves with a nickname, the diving trio 200 FR, 400 FR forgiven myself after coming so close of Caesar Garcia, Steven Segerlin and Matt Bricker did their part for the (to a world record this morning) and team championship as well. After garnering a total of five All-America honors not accomplishing it.” after the first two nights, the trio finished 1-2-6 on the platform, with Garcia Record two set. becoming the first man to ever successfully defend his platform title. All told, One event later, it was Bousquet’s turn to defend his title in the 50 free. the divers contributed 93 points to the team total. Considered the most exciting race in all of swimming, Bousquet sliced the With one event remaining, a first-place finish in the 400 free relay was all water to his first individual world record - and this after needing a swim-off that stood between Auburn and the points record. Enter the ‘Four Horse- to qualify for finals. men’ for their final ride. And ride they did - all the way to a fifth world-best “I guess I need to be a little mad to swim faster and my teammates knew time and a new NCAA points record of 634 points. it so they put me in good condition for the race. Everybody was behind me,” Records five and six set. Bousquet said. “Those four guys are always at their best at the relays and that has char- Record three set. acterized my favorite Auburn swimmers, going back to Rowdy (Gaines), Yoav By (Bruck) and Nick Shackell. All four of those guys are just like that,” AU Coach David Marsh said of the ‘Four Horsemen.’ “The ‘Four Horsemen’ are just the best guys,” Gibb said. “When you got guys like Fred and George, it just gets everyone going and we weren’t going to look back the rest of the way.” The Tigers had literally lapped the field. Auburn had won the event by 256.5 points. The ‘Four Horsemen’ alone contributed 340 points, beating all but three teams by themselves. “Last year was great but I wanted this one even more,” senior captain Bryce Hunt said. “All year long us seniors tried to lead by example.” And lead they did.

- By Dan Froehlich, Auburn Media Relations

Auburn’s ‘Four Horsemen’ of Fred Bosquet, Derek Gibb, Ryan Wochomurka and George Bovell were part of six records.

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Home sweet home. The only thing sweet- 2003 NCAA Results er then winning the first women’s National 1. Auburn 536 Championship in school history is defend- 2. Georgia 373 ing that title at home. Even though the 3. Southern California 284 Tigers went undefeated during the regular 4. Southern Methodist 281 season, won their first SEC Championship 5. Florida 277 just three weeks prior and had the number 6. Stanford 275.5 one ranking all year long, with the level of 7. Texas 220 competition and being seen as the team to 8. California 215 beat the women knew they would have to 9. Arizona 209 swim well to win again. 10. Arizona State 135 “It gives you a certain level of confidence that we swam so well at SEC (Champion- 2003 Auburn Titles ships), and our times were seeded well. • Jenni Anderson However, like other coaches said there 200 MR have not been a point scored yet in this • Maggie Bowen meet. We are not taking anything for Enjoying the trophy presentation. 200 IM, 400 IM, 400 FR, granted. We know there are great teams 800 FR, 400 MR here ready to compete. However, the team Eileen Coparropa kept the momentum going by finishing second and third in the 50 • Eileen Coparropa is ready and we know we can swim faster. free. With the lead, the ladies wanted to send a message in the evening’s final event: the 400 FR We are looking forward to competing with 400 medley relay. They sent quite a strong message indeed as the team of Coventry, • Kirsty Coventry some of the best in the world,” Auburn Bowen, Margaret Hoelzer, and Short not only won, but set pool, NCAA, and US Open 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR senior captain Maggie Bowen said prior to records with a time of 3:31.45. • Margaret Hoelzer the championships. As day two got underway it was evident that Auburn was the class of the meet. 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR With the resurgent women at the Auburn qualified 12 swimmers for the evening session as well as being the top seed • Heather Kemp University of Georgia hungry after their in the 200 medley relay. Leading the way were Bowen, who qualified first and second 200 free, 800 FR three-year reign atop women’s swimming in the 400 IM and the 100 breast respectively, and Coventry, who qualified first in the • Becky Short was broken by Auburn in 2002, and super- 100 back. The sellout hometown crowd did not go away disappointed at the end of the 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR stars like Natalie Coughlin leading a strong second day as Auburn extended their lead to an impressive 127 point lead with one • Laura Swander University of California team it looked like day to go. 200 MR Auburn would need all of their 18 athletes In the evenings’ first event, Auburn’s relay team of Jenni Anderson, Laura Swander, to win their second title in as many years. Hoelzer, and Short won by nearly two seconds with a time of 1:36.69 once again Day one started very strong for the Tigers as they qualified with four top seeds out breaking the pool, NCAA, and US Open record. The victories continued to come as of the five events. A morning that featured Auburn swimmers qualifying one-two in the Bowen won the 400 IM for the third consecutive year. Junior Heather Kemp provided 200 IM also featured pool records by the 200 medley relay team and by Becky Short in the most exciting race of the night, winning her first National Championship by ty- the 50 free. ing North Carolina’s Jessi Perruquet with a time of 1:45.01. The evening’s finale was In finals the ladies jumped out to a 45.5 point lead after day one with some impres- another Auburn title as the team of Hoelzer, Kemp, Coventry, and Bowen broke the sive swims. Bowen and Kirsty Coventry combined to finish 1-2 in the 200 IM. The win NCAA meet record in the 800 Freestyle relay. was Bowen’s third straight in the event at NCAA’s and gave her the three fastest times The last prelims session saw the women pick up right where they left off the night in NCAA history. Short and before. Nine women earned the right to swim again for the final session. Short continued her strong meet by grabbing the top spot in the 100 free. Joining her were two other Tigers, Coparropa, and Kemp. Hoelzer also swam very well qualifying for finals twice, in the 200 back and the 200 fly. The women also had the fastest 400 freestyle relay team Saturday morning. With victory virtually assured the women cemented their second straight NCAA title with another strong session. Coventry and Hoelzer finished second and third in the 200 back to start the last session. Short and Coparropa followed them with another 2-3 Auburn finish highlighted by Short’s school record 48.53 second place. The Kirsty Coventry, Eileen Coparropa, women finished the meet as they started it by winning yet another relay by dropping Becky Short and over three seconds from their morning swim in a fast 3:14.15. Maggie Bowen celebrate “This is truly a great night for Auburn University,” Auburn athletics director David winning the Housel said. “I am especially proud of our swimmers, coaches and their staff that in the 400 free relay title. same week that they won the NCAA title, they also were named as an academic All- American team. The fact that David Marsh is a product of the Auburn swim program makes this much more special. It is a great day to be an Auburn Tiger.” With their hometown fans cheering and the anxious men’s team urging them on all weekend, the women finished their season as they had planned all along, with a victory swim and fight song in a pool that they dominated all year long.

- By Justin Caron, class of 2003

90 2003 MEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONS Pressure. With an immeasurable 2003 NCAA Results amount of self-inflicted pressure 1. Auburn 609.5 on their collective shoulders, the 2. Texas 413 Auburn’s men’s swimming and diving 3. Stanford 374 class of 2003 not only answered the 4. California 329 bell at the national championships, but 5. Southern California 268 they came out with nary a scratch on 6. Florida 232 their faces. 7. Minnesota 228 Having just watched their women’s 8. Arizona 205 counterparts win it all for the second George Bovell captured 9. Michigan 173.5 consecutive year, the men’s team his first 200 IM NCAA title 10. Virginia 125 was determined to head down to during the 2003 meet. Austin, Texas - the exact pool that 2003 Auburn Titles the women had taken the celebratory • Fred Bousquet dip in a year ago - and bring back the 50 free one thing the seniors were lacking, an • George Bovell NCAA title. 200 IM From the outset the Tigers were on • Caesar Garcia fire, trailing in the overall points battle Platform for a total of two events. By the time event three rolled around, freshman George Bovell was ready to leave oldest Auburn record on the books. Though they could not claim the NCAA Auburn’s first mark on the championships. Bovell not only helped move the title, the points-train gathered more steam as the night rolled on. Tigers to the top of the leader board, but he challenged history, winning the As was the case with the 200 IM the night before, the 400 IM was an 200 IM in a NCAA and US Open record time of 1:42.66. Auburn event with three Tigers stroking the walls for points. On event later his classmate did his part as Fred Bousquet - affectionately The culmination of the night - and possibly the championships - was in the called Freddy Biscuits by his teammates - swam to his own title, winning 100 breaststroke finals as Auburn Tigers filled four of the eight lanes available. the men’s 50 freestyle in a convincing 19.31. The event turned out to be the Again the Tigers could not stand atop the podium for the awards ceremony, coming out party for the Tigers as a total of four AU swimmers swam in the but the feeling amongst the Tiger bench area was one of significant accom- championship finals. plishment. By the time the curtain came down on day one, the Tigers held a com- With the trophy already firmly in their grasp, diver Caesar Garcia brought manding 85-point lead, having corralled 206 points in the first session. Both Auburn its first diving title in 16 years. With twists and turns and flips and the 200 IM and the 50 free were titles that the Tigers had last won in 1999, reverses, Garcia scored a 575.80 on the platform on the final night, tying for also the last time AU won the overall crown. the NCAA title. Day two was more of the same as the Tigers were just three points shy The Auburn Tigers did more than just secure an NCAA Men’s Swimming of doubling their lead by the end of the night - not to mention racking up and Diving Championship on Saturday night, March 29, 2003. They did it with- a total of 449 points, just 47.5 points less than what AU had tallied in 1997 out leaving a doubt of who was the best team in the country with contribu- when they first won it all, the most points in school history. tions coming from all 19 athletes on the NCAA roster. Just as impressive was Night two again started out with fireworks as the Auburn 200 medley the fact that the Tigers scored in all 21 events, a rarity in the sport. relay team of Bryce Hunt, Pat Calhoun, Bousquet and Derek Gibb erased the When it was all said and done, the Tigers won the third national team title in program history by crushing the field by a whopping 196.5 points, becoming just the second team in NCAA history to break the 600-point barrier as the Tigers tallied 609.5 points. “The fact that all 19 athletes scored in every event shows the diversity of this team,” David Marsh said. “We are not about one star. I am just delighted.” AU tallied 61 All-America honors in the process and made sure that the class of 2003 left without any disappointment. “All I can see is the eyes of this senior class because they are the ones that initiated the effort to pull this team together in a special way,” Marsh said. “They did the follow-through and then came to this meet and gave the performance. They didn’t want to leave Auburn without a championship, and I hope that is the attitude of future swimmers and divers that come into our program.”

- By Justin Caron, class of 2003

Fred Bousquet captured his first of three 50 free titles.

91 2002 WOMEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONS By the time day three rolled around, 2002 NCAA Results there was no doubt in the minds of 1. Auburn 474 coaches, athletes and fans, who was 2. Georgia 386 going to win the 2002 NCAA Women’s 3. Stanford 301 4. Southern California 300.5 Swimming and Diving Championship 5. Texas 267.5 in Austin, Texas, except in the minds of 6. Florida 249 the soon to be champs - the Auburn 7. California 245 Tigers. 8. Southern Methodist 178 Not that the team thought the feat 9. Arizona State 136 was impossible or that they weren’t 9. Indiana 136 capable, but the fear of “you just don’t 2002 Auburn Titles know what can happen” loomed over • Maggie Bowen their heads. 200 IM, 400 IM Heading into that last day of competition, the Tigers stood at 67 points ahead of the second place team with a strong day of competition remaining. Although the team knew they held a safe lead, the Tigers couldn’t help remembering last season, when a false start on the 400 free relay in the prelims of day three squashed any hope of bringing home Auburn’s first-ever Celebrating Auburn’s first NCAA women’s title. women’s NCAA title. joy and not disappointment. Little did Auburn know, that now insignificant set-back may have very well That night of swimming at the championships was one no one could been the fire fueling the drive to their title in 2002. Eight athletes returned in forget. The Tigers controlled the meet despite the excitement, despite the 2002 from that season. Stronger than ever. Both mentally and physically. anxiousness and despite the immeasurable pressure put on those 11 women. The stage was set. All Auburn had to do was have a solid preliminary The Texas Aquatics Center was indeed painted orange on March 23, 2002, round in the morning and stay in the places they qualified in for the finals and but on this night, the color changed a bit. the title would be theirs. Their dream had come true, the Auburn Tiger women’s swim team That sounds simple enough, but what most casual fans didn’t realize is that defeated rival and three-defending national champion Georgia by 88 points. the Auburn team was filled with a team of three freshmen, six sophomores All the hard work, and yes, blood sweat and tears had come to fruition. The and two juniors. Not exactly veterans to pressure. Tigers brought home the title. Not only did Auburn have a solid prelim competition, the Tigers again As commonplace in some of Auburn’s past seasons, the 2002 team didn’t dominated the pool all but officially announcing their claim to history. need a superstar. Sure, they had one. Junior Maggie Bowen not only earned The Tigers had an emotional meeting immediately following the morning two NCAA titles in the 200 and 400 individual medley and finished second swim. The topic? It was the fact that the title was all but clinched. The meet- in the 100 breaststroke, but she swam on four relays and broke her own ing was one of tears, prayer and lots of hugs. But this time, the tears were of American Record in the 200 IM (1:53.91). But Bowen’s individual point total could have been erased and the Tigers would have still stood at the top of the awards stand in the end. No, this was a team title. A title where all 11 swimmers became All-Americans. All 11 women stood on that awards stand as individuals and claimed a trophy. Freshman Margaret Hoelzer was the 10th-highest scorer at the meet placing fourth in both the 100 butterfly and 200 backstroke and fifth in the 200 fly. The team as a whole broke an astounding 14 school records during the three-day event and AU head coach David Marsh was named the NCAA Women’s Swimming Coach of the Year for the second year in a row. He and associate head women’s coach Kim Brackin had constructed a masterpiece. No one could deny the astounding performance Auburn had just accomplished. Not No. 1 Stanford and not runner-up Georgia. The Tigers were finally on top. Where they knew they could and should be. With such a young “inexperienced” squad, it is a spot they don’t plan on relinquishing any time soon.

- By Mendy Nestor, Auburn Media Relations Maggie Bowen won both the 200 and 400 IM events in 2002.

92 1999 MEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONS They came, they fought, they con- On the last day, the 1999 NCAA Results quered. With a third-place ranking competition became 1. Auburn 467.5 going into the 1999 NCAA Cham- very intense, as Stanford 2. Stanford 414.4 pionships, the Tigers went to the IU remained within reach 3. Texas 356.5 Natatorium on the prowl, looking of Auburn. It was truly 4. California 300.5 to bring the NCAA title back to the a nail biter down to the 5. Arizona 296 Plains. A second title in two years last event. 6. Southern California 286.5 would be nothing short of astounding One of the biggest 7. Tennessee 171 for the Auburn program which saw its bonuses of the meet 8. Michigan 169 first NCAA title in 1997. came on day three 9. Georgia 149.5 However, with no divers available, when sophomore Dave 10. Texas A&M 148 Auburn was going to have to fight for Denniston swam 1:55.51 every point they earned. Having at to win the 200 breast 1999 Auburn Titles least 39 teams and 250 athletes en- title, the third individual • Aaron Ciarla tered into the competition, AU knew title for AU in the meet. 50 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, that this would be no easy triumph. Heading into the final 200 MR Head coach David Marsh believed the event of the meet, the • Mike Bartz key to Auburn’s success would rely 400 free relay, the Tigers Dave Denniston captured the 200 breast title and 200 MR, 400 MR on the team leaders taking charge as knew that Stanford was was a part of the 200 and 400 medley relays. • Matt Busbee well as the freshman stepping up to still on their heels. 200 FR contribute to the team. Auburn made AU’s leadership of Brock Newman, Hawke, Ciarla and Romain Barnier did • Dave Denniston their presence known early as the not fail the Tigers as the relay team blazed through the 400 free relay. Ending 200 breast, 200 MR, 400 MR Tigers swam a time of 1:16.50 in the the Championships as they began them, AU set the U.S. Open, NCAA and • Brett Hawke 200 free relay during prelims, setting NCAA meet record in the 400 free relay with a time of 2:50.90. 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, a U.S. Open, NCAA and NCAA meet “I was like a cat on a hot stove Saturday night,” said Marsh. 400 MR record. That energy and enthusiasm As soon as senior Romain Barnier touched the wall, everyone knew that • Lionel Moreau set a pace that would catapult the the Auburn Tigers had won their second NCAA title. 200 IM Tigers through the rest of the meet. “The goal was, as is with a lot of programs, to win a national champion- • Brock Newman “On the first day, our goal wasn’t ship,” said Marsh. “We had an exceptional commitment from our seniors to 200 FR, 400 FR, 400 MR necessarily to set a record. Time lead the program. Throughout the year, when we hit a lot of bumps in the wasn’t the issue, we just wanted to road, but they pulled us together.” get our hand on the wall first and get The celebration of the second national title in three years, began on the our 40 points,” team captain Aaron Ciarla said. “We were just focusing on pool deck and continued all the way back home to the Plains. After they ar- one session at a time. We just went out gunning for it.” rived, there was the traditional rolling of Toomer’s Corner, causing downtown Auburn continued to release their ammunition as the Tigers, went on to Auburn to look snow white in April. A coronation ceremony along with the win four of the five swimming events held on day one. Senior Lionel Moreau Tiger walk from the Martin Aquatic Center to the coliseum was held in their captured the 200 IM (1:45.24) title, followed by Ciarla’s victory in the 50 free honor. It was a moment of glory for the newcomers and a sense of conquest (19.34) and closed out the day by winning its closest event of the evening, for the older members of the team who now had two NCAA titles placed the 400 medley relay (3:09.17). Brett Hawke, the anchor leg of the relay, by their name. dove in behind but swam a 42.34 split to outtouch Stanford’s Justin Ewers as “When you do something special at Auburn, the whole town and univer- the Tigers won by .08 of a second, 3:09.17 to 3:09.25. At the end of day one, sity celebrate,” said Marsh. Auburn had a 41-point lead over Texas and a 58.5-point lead over Stanford. In addition to the titles, AU now owns three of the five NCAA records in The Tigers added to their title portfolio on day two as they continued to the relays, two of which were set this year. dominate in the relay events and score points in individual events. AU total “The relays did play a crucial role,” said Marsh. “The fun thing about it was recorded 168.5 points on day two alone, but only won one title, the 200 that there were different heroes on each different relay.” medley relay (1:26.12). Auburn won seven events and placed in the top eight of eight others. There was one swimming event, out of eighteen, in which the Tigers did not earn points. For the first time in AU history, all of the Auburn NCAA team earned All-America honors. One could say that the Tigers went above and beyond the call of duty to prove that they were No. 1. NCAA champion Denniston summed it up best: “This is a dream come true. That’s why I came to Auburn, why a lot of guys did. Being this close and being able to taste it is a lot of fun.” Well said.

-By Shea Miller

Aaron Ciarla took home four NCAA titles, including the 50 free.

93 1997 MEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONS Minneapolis, Minnesota will always be 1997 NCAA Results a fond memory for head coach David 1. Auburn 496.5 2. Stanford 340 Marsh and his 1997 men’s swimming 3. Georgia 297 and diving team. It is there that the 4. Texas 286 Tigers won the program’s first ever 5. Tennessee 235.5 national championship. 6. Southern California 235 With four senior All-Americans, 7. Michigan 209 including three Olympians, the 1996-97 8. Miami 197 9. Florida State 160 team dominated the competition by 10. Southern Methodist 157 amassing a record total of 496.5 points. Ranked number two in the country 1997 Auburn Titles going into the NCAA Swimming and • Mike Bartz Diving Championships, Auburn left no 200 MR, 400 MR doubt about who was really number • Matt Busbee 200 FR one as the Tigers overwhelmed top- ranked Stanford, defending national Brett Hawke earned his first NCAA individual title and • Aaron Ciarla Auburn’s only of the meet 200 FR champion Texas and 54 other teams individual champions but none from Auburn, which did have Nick Shackell, • John Hargis that had qualified for nationals. The Brock Newman, and Scott Tucker, members of the defending champion 400 200 MR, 400 MR SEC champion Tigers finished a strong • Brett Hawke free relay team. 156.5 points ahead of the second-place 50 free, 200 FR, 200 MR, With the three Olympians, Shackell, Tucker and Hargis and the senior diver 400 FR Cardinals. Koffi Kla, Auburn rose to the top. • Adam Jerger “To be honest, I didn’t know what to “Nick Shackell, through his attitude, his care and love for the team, and 200 MR, 400 MR expect,” said Marsh. “I really enjoyed his competitiveness, has been a tremendous leader,” said Marsh. “One of the • Brock Newman watching the guys celebrate and having most important moments of this meet was although John Hargis had the 400 FR, 400 MR a good time feeling great about Auburn • Nick Shackell fastest 100 butterfly split on the medley relay we won, he had a disappoint- University, their experience here and 200 FR, 400 FR ing 100 butterfly, but minutes later he was leading the cheers. That is what a • Scott Tucker seeing it pay off for all of the hard guy of quality character does. Scott Tucker ended his career on an incredibly 400 FR work they put in this year.” positive note. He was key in several of our relays. He has done Auburn very In addition to winning the national proud. Koffi Kla has been the best team diver I think we have ever had at title, Marsh was named 1997 NCAA Auburn. All four of those four will be missed sorely.” Coach of the Year, adding to his accolades of great swimming accomplish- Newcomer Brett Hawke made an impression as he swam 19.16 in the 50 ments. free prelims, the fastest ever by an Auburn swimmer. Hawke eventually took The previous year at the NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas, the Tigers the title with a time of 19.19. scored 443.5 points to finish ahead of top-ranked Michigan’s 358 total but Wearing their “Marsh Madness” t-shirts, which featured a photo of their lost by 35.5 points to Texas’ 479. Auburn remembered what it felt like to be coach in his longer hair that was fashionable in the late 1970s as an All- so close and not get there and used that to push them over the top. American swimmer at AU, Auburn’s 18 competitors at nationals were obvi- Stanford came into nationals ranked first ahead of Auburn, Tennessee, ously a close-knit group. Emphasizing the point was the decision to bleach Texas, Southern California and Michigan. The field included 12 returning their hair white as a further sign of team unity. The Tigers won four out of five relays, placed second in the 800 free relay and had 16 individuals earn All-America honors. After arriving back to Auburn, the Tigers and supporters gathered at Toomer’s Corner for a pep rally despite rain and thunder. An official Coro- nation of Champions ceremony was held featuring a traditional Tiger Walk from the Martin Aquatics Center to the coliseum where the swimmers and coaches received handshakes, high fives and cheers as they enjoyed their moment in the spotlight. The formal ceremony featured a list of speakers and proclamations from the president and the vice president of the United States to the mayor of Auburn.

- By Mark Murphy Celebration in the pool.

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2011 - Austin, Texas Eileen Coparropa was a part 50 free A. Vanderpool-Wallace...... 21.38 of two NCAA champion relay 100 free A. Vanderpool-Wallace...... 47.07 teams while at Auburn. 2008 - Columbus, Ohio 200 IM Ava Ohlgren...... 1:53.94 2007 - Minneapolis, Minn. 500 free Adrienne Binder...... 4:36.96 1650 free Hayley Piersol...... 15:45.92 100 back Rachel Goh...... 51.97 400 IM Ava Ohlgren...... 4:04.08 2006 - Athens, Ga. 100 back Rachel Goh...... 52.35 1650 free Hayley Peirsol...... 15:49.48 2005 - West Lafayette, Ind. 200 IM Kirsty Coventry...... 1:54.37 400 IM Kirsty Coventry...... 4:08.48 200 back Kirsty Coventry...... 1:50.54 200 free Margaret Hoelzer...... 1:44.60 2004 - College Station, Texas (SCM) 200 free Margaret Hoelzer...... 1:56.16 200 back Kirsty Coventry...... 2:03.86 200 MR Jenni Anderson...... 1:49.02 Laura Swander Margaret Hoelzer Eileen Coparropa 2003 - Auburn, Ala. Heather Kemp was the 2003 200 free Heather Kemp...... 1:45.01 NCAA champion in the 200 free. 200 IM Maggie Bowen...... 1:55.33 400 IM Maggie Bowen...... 4:06.15 400 FR Becky Short...... 3:14.15 Eileen Coparropa Kirsty Coventry Maggie Bowen 800 FR Margaret Hoelzer...... 7:02.72 Mimi Bowen finished her career Heather Kemp Kirsty Coventry at Auburn with two NCAA titles. Maggie Bowen 200 MR Jenni Anderson...... 1:36.69 Laura Swander Magaret Hoelzer Becky Short 400 MR Kirsty Coventry...... 3:31.45 Maggie Bowen NCAA Titles by Athlete NCAA Titles by Event Margaret Hoelzer Becky Short Name No. Event(s) Event No. Athletes 2002 - Austin, Texas Jenni Anderson 2 200 MR (2) 50 free 1 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (‘11) 200 IM Maggie Bowen...... 1:53.91 Adrienne Binder 1 500 free 100 free 1 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (‘11) 400 IM Maggie Bowen...... 4:04.69 Allison Bock 1 200 MR 200 free 3 Margaret Hoelzer (‘05, ‘04) Maggie Bowen 9 200 IM (3), 400 IM (3), Heather Kemp (‘03) 2001 - Long Island, N.Y. 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR 500 free 1 Adrienne Binder (‘07) 200 IM Maggie Bowen...... 1:55.49 Mimi Bowen 2 100 fly, 200 MR 1650 free 2 Hayley Peirsol (‘06, ‘07) 400 IM Maggie Bowen...... 4:07.26 Stephanie Bowers 1 200 MR 100 fly 1 Mimi Bowen (‘97) Eileen Coparropa 2 400 FR, 200 MR 100 back 2 Rachel Goh (‘06, ‘07) 1997 - Indianapolis, Ind. Kirsty Coventry 7 200 back (2), 200 IM 400 IM, 200 back 2 Kirsty Coventry (‘05, ‘04) 100 fly Mimi Bowen...... 52.05 200 MR Anne Wenglarski...... 1:39.57 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR 200 IM 5 Ava Ohlgren (‘08) Annemieke McReynolds Rachel Goh 2 100 back (2) Kirsty Coventry (‘05) Mimi Bowen Margaret Hoelzer 7 200 free (2), 400 FR, Maggie Bowen (‘03, ‘02, ‘01) Katie Taylor 800 FR, 200 MR (2), 400 MR 400 IM 5 Ava Ohlgren (‘07) Heather Kemp 2 200 free, 800 FR Kirsty Coventry (‘05) 1994 - Indianapolis, Ind. Kristie Kruger 1 200 MR Maggie Bowen (‘03, ‘02, ‘01) 200 MR Stephanie Bowers...... 1:40.12 Annemieke McReynolds 1 200 MR 400 FR 1 Short, Coparropa, Coventry, Bowen (03) Keri Reynolds Ava Ohlgren 2 200 IM, 400 IM 800 FR 1 Hoelzer, Kemp, Coventry, Bowen (‘03) Kristie Kruger Hayley Peirsol 2 1650 free (2) 200 MR 4 Anderson, Swander, Hoelzer, Coparropa (‘04) Allison Bock Keri Reynolds 1 200 MR Anderson, Swander, Hoelzer, Short (‘03) Becky Short 3 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Wenglarksi, McReynolds, Bowen, Taylor (‘97) 1993 - Minneapolis, Minn. Marina Smith 1 1-meter Bowers, Reynolds, Kruger, Bock (‘94) 1-meter Marina Smith...... 443.60 Laura Swander 2 200 MR (2) 400 MR 1 Coventry, Bowen, Hoelzer, Short (‘03) Katie Taylor 1 200 MR 1-meter 1 Marina Smith (‘93) Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 2 50 free, 100 free Anne Wenglarski 1 200 MR

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NCAA Titles by Athlete NCAA Titles by Event

Name No. Event(s) Event No. Athletes Jakob Andjkaer 3 200 FR, 400 FR (2) 50 free 8 Cesar Cielo (2007, 2008) Romain Barnier 1 400 FR Fred Bousquet (2003, 2004, 2005) Michael Bartz 5 200 MR (3), 400 MR (2) Aaron Ciarla (1999) Fred Bousquet 6 50 free (3), 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR Brett Hawke (1997) George Bovell 5 200 IM (2), 200 FR (2), 400 FR Rowdy Gaines (1979) Matt Bricker 1 Platform 100 free 4 Cesar Cielo (2007, 2008) Matt Busbee 3 200 FR (3) Rowdy Gaines (1981, 1980) Greg Busse 1 200 FR 200 free 2 Rowdy Gaines (1981, 1980) Aaron Ciarla 7 50 free, 200 FR (3), 400 FR, 200 MR (2) 100 back 1 Kohlton Norys (2009) Cesar Cielo 10 50 free (2), 100 free (2), 200 FR (3), 100 breast 1 Scott Spann (1978) 400 FR, 200 MR (2) 200 breast 1 Dave Denniston (1999) Dave Denniston 3 200 breast, 200 MR, 400 MR 200 IM 6 George Bovell (2003, 2004) Bill Forrester 3 400 FR, 800 FR (2) Lionel Moreau (1999) Rowdy Gaines 8 50 free, 100 free (2), 200 free (2), 400 FR, 800 FR (2) Kurt Jackimowski (1995) Mark Gangloff 1 200 MR Scott Spann (1978, 1977) Caesar Garcia 2 Platform (2) 200 FR 8 Andkjaer, Louw, Norys, Targett (2009) Derek Gibb 3 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR Cielo, Puninski, Weniger, Goodrich (2008) Scott Goodrich 4 200 FR (2), 200 MR (2) Cielo, Targett, Goodrich, Lundquist (2007) Oliver Gumbrill 1 400 FR Cielo, Targett, Lundquist, Bovell (2006) John Hargis 2 200 MR, 400 MR Bovell, Wochomurka, Gibb, Bousquet (2004) Brett Hawke 9 50 free, 200 FR (2), 400 FR (2), 200 MR (3), 400 MR Busbee, Ciarla, Quevedo, Busse (2000) Kurt Jachimowski 1 200 IM Ciarla, Hawke, Newman, Busbee (1999) Adam Jerger 3 200 MR (2), 400 MR Hawke, Busbee, Ciarla, Shackell (1997) Adam Klein 1 400 MR 400 FR 7 Andkjaer, Norys, Targett, McGill (2009) Gideon Louw 2 200 FR, 200 MR Andkjaer, Cielo, Targett, Lundquist (2007) Bryan Lundquist 3 200 FR (2), 400 FR Bovell, Wochomurka, Gibb, Bousquet (2004) David Maras 2 200 MR (2) Newman, Hawke, Ciarla, Barnier (1999) Dave McCagg 3 400 FR, 800 FR (2) Hawke, Tucker, Newman, Shackell (1997) Tyler McGill 2 400 MR, 400 FR Gumbrill, Shackell, Newman, Tucker (1996) Lionel Moreau 1 200 IM McCagg, Morley, Forrester, Gaines (1980) Rick Morley 3 400 FR, 800 FR (2) 800 FR 2 Morley, Forrester, McCagg, Gaines (1980) Brock Newman 6 200 FR, 400 FR (3), 400 MR (2) Morley, McCagg, Forrester, Gaines (1978) Kohlton Norys 3 200 FR, 100 back, 400 FR 200 MR 7 Louw, Targett, White, Silva (2009) Alexei Puninski 3 200 FR, 200 MR (2) Goodrich, Maras, Puninski, Cielo (2007, 2008) Oswaldo Quevedo 1 200 FR Van Wie, Gangloff, Bousquet, Gibb (2004) Jose Rocha 1 1-meter Bartz, Denniston, Hawke, Ciarla (1999) Nick Shackell 3 200 FR, 400 FR (2) Bartz, Jerger, Hawke, Ciarla (1998) Michael Silva 1 200 MR Bartz, Jerger, Hargis, Hawke (1997) Steven Segerlin 3 3-meter, Platform (2) 400 MR 3 Targett, Wollach, Klein, McGill (2009) Scott Spann 3 100 breast, 200 IM (2) Bartz, Denniston, Newman, Hawke (1999) Matt Targett 7 200 FR (3), 400 MR, 200 MR, 400 FR (2) Bartz, Jerger, Hargis, Newman (1997) Scott Tucker 2 400 FR (2) 1-meter 1 Jose Rocha (1987) Luke Weniger 1 200 FR 3-meter 1 Steven Segerlin (2007) Jared White 1 200 MR Platform 5 Steven Segerlin (2006, 2007) Pascal Wollach 1 400 MR Matt Bricker (2005) Doug Van Wie 1 200 MR Caesar Garcia (2003, 2004) Ryan Wochomurka 2 200 FR, 400 FR

Aaron Ciarla and Cesar Cielo helped build the Auburn sprint program to what it is today as both were NCAA champions in the freestyle sprints.

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2009 - College Station, Texas 200 MR Scott Goodrich...... 1:23.37 1999 - Indianapolis, Ind. 1996 - Austin, Texas 100 back Kohlton Norys...... 45.26 David Maras 50 free Aaron Cialra...... 19.36 400 FR Oliver Gumbrill...... 2:52.87 200 FR Jakob Andkjaer...... 1:14.08 Alexei Puninski 200 breast Dave Denniston...... 1:55.51 Nick Shackell Gideon Louw Cesar Cielo 200 IM Lionel Moreau...... 1:45.24 Brock Newman Kohlton Norys 200 FR Aaron Ciarla...... 1:16.63 Scott Tucker Matt Targett 2006 - Atlanta, Ga. Brett Hawke 400 FR Jakob Andkjaer...... 2:46.67 Platform Steven Segerlin...... 469.30 Brock Newman 1995 - Indianapolis, Ind. Kohlton Norys 200 FR Cesar Cielo...... 1:16.15 Matt Busbee 200 IM Kurt Jachimowski... 1:45.11 Matt Targett Matt Targett 400 FR Brock Newman...... 2:50.90 Tyler McGill Bryan Lundquist Brett Hawke 1987 - Austin, Texas 200 MR Jared White...... 1:22.36 George Bovell Aaron Ciarla 1-meter Jose Rocha...... 549.20 Michael Silva Romain Barnier Matt Targett 2005 - Minneapolis, Minn. 200 MR Michael Bartz...... 1:26.12 1981 - Austin, Texas Gideon Louw 50 free Fred Bousquet...... 18.90 Dave Denniston 100 free Rowdy Gaines...... 42.38 400 MR Pascal Wollach...... 3:01.39 Platform Matt Bricker...... 604.35 Brett Hawke 200 free Rowdy Gaines...... 1:33.91 Adam Klein Aaron Ciarla Tyler McGill 2004 - Long Island, N.Y. (SCM) 400 MR Michael Bartz...... 3:09.17 1980 - Cambridge, Mass. Matt Targett 50 free Fred Bousquet...... 21.10 Dave Denniston 100 free Rowdy Gaines...... 43.36 200 IM George Bovell...... 1:53.93 Brock Newman 200 free Rowdy Gaines...... 1:34.57 2008 - Federal Way, Wash. Platform Caesar Garcia...... 635.05 Brett Hawke 400 FR Dave McCagg...... 2:55.16 50 frees Cesar Cielo...... 18.52 200 FR George Bovell...... 1:23.75 Rick Morley 100 free Cesar Cielo...... 40.92 Ryan Wochomurka 1998 - Auburn, Ala. Bill Forrester 200 FR Cesar Cielo...... 1:15.66 Derek Gibb 200 MR Michael Bartz...... 1:25.24 Rowdy Gaines Alexei Puninski Fred Bousquet Adam Jerger 800 FR Rick Morley...... 6:28.07 Luke Weniger 400 FR George Bovell...... 3:08.85 Brett Hawke Bill Forrester Scott Goodrich Ryan Wochomurka Aaron Ciarla Dave McCagg 200 MR Scott Goodrich...... 1:23.24 Derek Gibb Rowdy Gaines David Maras Fred Bousquet 1997 - Minneapolis, Minn. Alexei Puninski 200 MR Doug Van Wie...... 1:34.25 50 free Brett Hawke...... 19.19 1979 - Long Beach, Calif. Cesar Cielo Mark Gangloff 200 FR Brett Hawke...... 1:17.54 50 free Rowdy Gaines...... 19.99 Fred Bousquet Matt Busbee 2007 - Minneapolis, Minn. Derek Gibb Aaron Ciarla 1978 - Long Beach, Calif. 50 free Cesar Cielo...... 18.69 Nick Shackell 100 breast Scott Spann...... 56.62 100 free Cesar Cielo...... 41.17 2003 - Austin, Texas 400 FR Brett Hawke...... 2:51.23 200 IM Scott Spann...... 1:48.69 3-meter Steven Segerlin...... 415.80 50 free Fred Bousquet...... 19.31 Scott Tucker 800 FR Rick Morley...... 6:31.93 Platform Steven segerlin...... 414.90 200 IM George Bovell...... 1:42.66 Brock Newman Dave McCagg 200 FR Cesar Cielo...... 1:15.56 Platform Caesar Garcia...... 575.80 Nick Shackell Bill Forrester Matt Targett 200 MR Michael Bartz...... 1:25.40 Rowdy Gaines Scott Goodrich 2000 - Minneapolis, Minn. Adam Jerger Bryan Lundquist 200 FR Matt Busbee...... 1:25.14 John Hargis 1977 - Cleveland, Ohio 400 FR Jakob Andjkaer...... 2:46.56 Aaron Ciarla Brett Hawke 200 IM Scott Spann...... 1:48.26 Cesar Cielo Oswaldo Quevedo 400 MR Michael Bartz...... 3:08.96 Matt Targett Greg Busse Adam Jerger Bryan Lundquist John Hargis Brock Newman

Fred Bousquet finished his career with three national titles in the 50 free.

Dave Denniston recorded three NCAA titles, including one in the 200 breast.

Scott Tucker was a part of the 1996 and 1997 400 free relay champion squads.

97 ALL-AMERICANS - WOMEN

2011 Emily Bos...... 100 back, 200 FR, 200 MR, 400 FR ...... 400 MR HM Vennie Dantin...... 1-meter, Platform Caitlin Geary...... 400 FR, 100 free HM, 200 IM HM Micah Lawrence...... 400 MR HM Lauren Norberg...... 200 MR, 400 MR HM Lindsey Norberg...... 200 FR Hannah Riordan...... 200 FR, 400 FR Olivia Scott...... 100 fly, 200 MR, 400 MR HM Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace...... 50 free, 100 free, ...... 200 FR, 200 MR, 400 FR, 400 MR HM

2010 Anna Aguero...... 1-meter HM, Platform HM Maggie Bird...... 800 FR HM Vennie Dantin...... Platform, 3-meter HM Emily Kukors tied the Auburn record for career All-America honors following her senior year, tying Annie Lett with 26. Katie Gardocki...... 800 FR HM Caitlin Geary...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR HM ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Jana Kolukanova...... 50 free HM, 100 free HM, Micah Lawrence...... 200 breast HM, Julianne McLane...... 100 Back HM ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 200 MR HM, 400 MR HM Erica Meissner...... 200 Back Emily Kukors...... 100 free, 200 free, 200 IM, Melissa Marik...... 200 FR, 400 FR Ava Ohlgren...... 200 Fly, 200 IM, 400 IM ...... 200 FR,400 FR, 800 FR ...... 200 MR HM, 400 MR HM ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Margo McCawley...... 200 back HM, 200 MR Ava Ohlgren...... 200 IM, 200 MR HM, 400 MR HM Melanie Roberts...... 100 Breast HM, 200 Breast HM Gisela Morales...... 200 back HM ...... 800 FR HM, 200 fly HM Jeri Moss...... 100 back HM, 200 back, 200 FR, Hannah Riordan...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR HM 2007 ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace...... 50 free HM, 100 free Anne Amardeilh...... 400 IM HM Hayley Peirsol...... 500 free, 1650 free ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR HM, 400 MR HM Tawnie Bethune...... 400 MR, 200 fly HM Julie Stupp...... 200 fly HM, 200 IM, 400 IM Adrienne Binder...... 500 free, 400 IM, 800 FR, 1650 free Erin Volcan...... 200 back HM 2009 Maggie Bird...... 500 free, 1650 free HM Maggie Bird...... 500 free, 1650 free, 800 FR Kara Denby...... 200 FR, 400 MR, 50 free, 200 MR, 2005 Alana Dillette...... 200 MR, 400 MR HM, 100 fly HM ...... 100 free, 400 FR Jenni Anderson...... 50 free HM, 100 back HM, Emile Ewing...... 200 FR Emile Ewing...... 200 FR, 800 FR, 200 back HM, 400 FR ...... 200 FR, 200 MR Caitlin Geary...... 200 FR, 800 FR, 400 FR, 400 MR HM Corey Gerlach...... 1-meter HM, 3-meter HM Tawnie Bethune...... 100 fly, 200 fly HM ...... 100 free HM, 200 free HM Rachel Goh...... 400 MR, 200 MR, 100 back, 200 back HM Adrienne Binder...... 400 IM, 1650 free Rachel Goh...... 200 MR, 100 back, 200 back HM Chelsea Haser...... 500 free HM, 1650 free HM Kirsty Coventry...... 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 back Micah Lawrence...... 200 breast, 200 MR, 400 MR HM Kristen Hastrup...... 200 fly ...... 200 FR, 400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR Melissa Marik...... 200 FR, 800 FR, 400 FR, Alicia Jensen...... 200 breast HM Kara Denby...... 50 free HM, 100 free HM ...... 100 back HM, 200 back HM Emily Kukors...... 200 FR, 200 IM, 200 MR, ...... 100 breast HM, 200 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Margo McCawley...... 100 back, 400 MR HM ...... 200 free, 800 FR, 100 free, 400 FR Lauren Duerk...... 400 IM HM Julianne McLane...... 100 back HM, 200 back HM Melissa Marik...... 200 FR, 100 back, 200 back, 400 FR Kristen Hastrup...... 200 fly HM Ava Ohlgren...... 200 IM, 400 FR, 800 FR, Margo McCawley....200 MR, 100 back HM, 200 back HM Margaret Hoelzer...... 200 free, 100 back, 200 back ...... 400 IM HM, 200 fly HM Julianne McLane...... 200 back HM ...... 200 MR, 400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace...... 200 FR, 200 MR, 400 FR, Ava Ohlgren...... 200 IM, 400 MR, 400 IM, 800 FR, Jana Kolukanova...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR ...... 50 free HM, 100 free HM ...... 200 fly, 400 FR ...... 200 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR Hayley Peirsol...... 500 free, 1650 free Emily Kukors...... 100 free HM, 200 free, 200 IM 2008 Lynnsey Segraves...... 3-meter, platform HM ...... 400 FR, 400 MR, 800 FR Maggie Bird...... 500 Free, 1650 Free, 800 FR Julie Stupp...... 400 MR, 400 IM, 200 breast HM Jeri Moss...... 100 fly, 100 back, 200 back Kara Denby...... 50 Free, 100 Free, 100 Breast HM Hayley Peirsol...... 500 free, 1650 free, 400 IM HM ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR 2006 Lynnsey Segraves...... 3-meter HM, Platform HM Alana Dillette...... 200 MR Anne Amardeilh...... 200 breast HM, 400 IM HM Julie Stupp...... 200 IM HM, 400 IM HM Emile Ewing...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR Tawnie Bethune...... 100 fly, 200 fly HM, 400 MR Erin Volcan...... 200 back HM Caitlin Geary...... 400 FR Adrienne Binder...... 500 free, 1650 free, 400 IM, 800 FR Chelsea Haser...... 500 Free HM Kara Denby...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR 2004 Emily Kukors...... 100 Free HM, 200 Free, 200 IM Lauren Duerk...... 200 breast, 200 IM HM, 400 IM,400 MR Anne Amardeilh...... 200 breast HM, 400 MR ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Corey Gerlach...... 3-meter Jenni Anderson....50 free, 100 back HM, 200 FR, 200 MR Melissa Marik...... 100 Back HM, 200 Back HM, 400 FR, Rachel Goh...... 100 back, 200 back, 200 MR, 400 MR Adrienne Binder...... 400 free, 1500 free, 400 IM, 800 FR ...... 800 FR, 400 MR Chelsea Haser...... 500 free, 1650 free HM Demerae Christianson...... 100 fly, 200 fly HM,400 MR Micah Martindale...... 1650 Free HM Kristen Hastrup...... 200 fly HM Eileen Coparropa...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, Margo McCawley...... 100 Back HM, 200 Back HM, Alicia Jensen...... 200 breast ...... 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR

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Kirsty Coventry...... 200 back, 200 IM, 400 IM, 2001 ...... 800 FR HM ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Cortnee Adams...... 50 free HM, 100 free HM, Katie Ryan...... 100 back HM, 200 FR HM, Lauren Duerk...... 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 breast HM ...... 200 FR, 200 MR ...... 400 MR HM, 800 FR HM, 200 MR Margaret Hoelzer...... 200 free, 100 back, 200 back, Maggie Bowen...... 200 breast HM, 200 IM, 400 IM, Cathy Sursi...... 400 IM HM ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 400 MR, 800 FR Katie Taylor...... 50 free HM, 200 FR HM, Heather Kemp...... 100 free, 200 free, 800 FR Demare Christianson...... 100 fly, 200 fly, 400 MR ...... 400 FR HM, 800 FR HM, 200 MR, 400 MR HM Jana Kolukanova... 50 free, 100 free HM, 200 FR, 400 MR Robyn Williford...... 200 FR Leslie Lunsmann...... 400 FR Eileen Coparropa...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR Jen Woolf...... 200 FR HM, 400 FR HM Jeri Moss...... 200 back HM, 400 MR ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Hayley Peirsol...... 1500 free HM Magda Dyszkiewicz.200 free, 500 free, 1650 free, 800 FR 1998 Ashley Rubenstein...... 1-meter, 3-meter Heather Kemp...... 200 free HM, 500 free HM, 800 FR Mimi Bowen...... 50 free HM, 100 fly, Becky Short...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, Cassidy Maxwell...... 200 free HM, 200 FR, 800 FR ...... 200 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Brook Monroe...... 100 breast HM, 200 IM HM Lizzy Flynt...... 3-meter HM, Platform Laura Swander...... 100 breast HM, 200 MR, 400 MR Becky Short...... 50 free HM, 200 FR Annemieke McReynolds...... 100 breast HM, Christina Swindle....50 free HM, 100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR Taylor Spivey...... 100 back, 200 back, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 200 breast, 400 MR Erin Volcan...... 100 back, 200 back Laura Swander ...... 100 breast, 200 breast HM, 200 MR Brook Monroe...... 100 breast, 200 breast HM, Robyn Williford...... 200 FR ...... 200 IM HM, 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR 2003 Rada Owen...... 200 free, 200 back HM, 200 FR, Jenni Anderson...... 100 back, 200 FR, 200 MR 2000 ...... 400 FR, 800 FR HM Maggie Bowen...... 100 breast, 200 IM, 400 IM, Cortnee Adams...... 200 FR HM Katie Ryan...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Maggie Bowen...... 200 IM, 400 IM, 800 FR Cathy Sursi...... 200 breast HM, 400 IM HM Demerae Christianson...... 100 fly HM, 200 fly HM, Mimi Bowen...... 100 fly HM, 200 FR HM, 400 MR Katie Taylor...... 50 free, 100 free HM, 200 FR, ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Cassidy Maxwell...... 400 FR HM ...... 400 FR, 800 FR HM, 200 MR, 400 MR Eileen Coparropa...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, Brook Monroe...... 100 breast, 200 breast, Jen Woolf...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR HM ...... 400 FR, 400 MR ...... 200 IM HM, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Kirsty Coventry...... 100 back, 200 back, 200 IM, Rada Owen...... 200 free, 400 free, 400 FR, 800 FR 1997 ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Katie Ryan...... 100 back HM, 400 FR, 400 MR Mimi Bowen ...... 50 free HM, 100 fly, 200 fly, Lauren Duerk...... 200 IM HM, 400 IM Robyn Williford...... 50 free HM, 200 FR HM ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Erin Gayle...... 50 free HM, 200 FR Jen Woolf...... 200 free HM, 200 FR HM, Sara Gieske ...... 800 FR Margaret Hoelzer...... 200 back, 100 fly, 200 fly, ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Michele Hall ...... 200 FR ...... 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Annemieke McReynolds ...... 100 breast, 200 breast HM, Heather Kemp....100 free HM, 200 free, 500 free, 800 FR 1999 ...... 400 MR, 200 MR Jana Kolukanova...... 50 free HM, 200 FR Mimi Bowen...... 100 fly, 200 fly HM, 200 FR HM, Chrissy Mitchell ...... 800 FR Alessandra Lawless...... 100 fly HM ...... 400 FR HM, 200 MR, 400 MR HM Rada Owen ...... 500 free HM, 400 FR, 800 FR Leslie Lunsmann...... 100 fly HM, 200 IM HM, 400 FR Annemieke McReynolds...... 100 breast HM, 200 breast, Katie Ryan ...... 100 back HM, 200 FR, 400 FR Jeri Moss...... 100 back HM ...... 400 MR HM Katie Taylor ...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, Becky Short...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, Brook Monroe...... 200 MR ...... 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Valerie Oswald...... 400 IM HM, 800 FR HM Anne Wenglarski ...... 100 back HM, 200 back HM, Laura Swander...... 100 breast HM, 200 breast HM, Rada Owen...... 200 free, 500 free HM, 400 FR HM, ...... 400 MR, 200 MR ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Erin Volcan...... 200 back HM

2002 Jenni Anderson...... 100 back, 200 MR Maggie Bowen...... 100 breast, 200 IM, 400 IM, ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Demerae Christianson...100 fly, 200 fly, 200 MR, 400 MR Eileen Coparropa...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 free, ...... 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Kirsty Coventry...... 100 back, 200 back, ...... 200 IM HM, 400 MR, 400 FR Magda Dyszkiewicz...... 500 free, 1650 free, ...... 200 FR HM, 800 FR Margaret Hoelzer...... 100 back, 200 back, 200 fly Heather Kemp....200 free, 100 free HM, 500 free, 800 FR Cassidy Maxwell...... 50 free HM, 200 FR, 800 FR, Becky Short...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR Laura Swander..100 breast HM, 200 breast HM, 200 MR

Katie Taylor concluded her career at Auburn with 25 All-American honors during the 1996-99 seasons.

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1987 Jillian Hall ...... 800 FR HM Katie Heyburn ...... 800 FR HM Diane Kicklighter ...... 800 FR HM Kandis Perry ...... 800 FR HM Stephanie Putzi ...... 200 breast HM

1986 Mary Beth Eckerlein ...... 800 FR HM Karen Furuhed ...... 200 FR HM, 400 FR HM, 800 FR HM Katie Heyburn ...... 800 FR HM Catherine Laing ...... 200 FR HM, 400 FR HM Kandis Perry ...... 200 FR HM, 400 FR HM, 800 FR HM Stina Persson ...... 200 FR HM, 400 FR HM

1985 Anne Wenglarski finished her career at Auburn with 11 All-America honors, Sandy McIntyre ...... 100 back, 200 FR HM including three in the 100 back and two in the 200 back Mary Monahan ...... 200 FR HM Kandis Perry ...... 200 FR HM 1996 1993 Libby Pruden ...... 1650 free Sarah Gieseke ...... 400 FR, 800 FR HM Kathy-Lyn Allen ...... 100 fly HM, 200 fly HM, Lisa Zeiser ...... 200 FR HM Michele Hall ...... 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 200 FR, 400 FR HM, 800 FR HM Ali Hansen ...... 800 FR HM Laura Berta ...... 200 IM HM, 400 IM, 800 FR HM 1984 Sarah Nunemaker ...... 400 IM HM Kristie Krueger ...... 100 fly, 200 FR, 400 FR HM, 200 MR Teresa Anderson ...... 200 FR, 400 FR Katie Taylor.50 free, 400 FR, 800 FR HM, 200 MR, 400 MR Brooke LeBlanc ...... 200 FR, 400 FR HM, 200 MR Darci Bodner ...... 200 breast, 800 FR Anne Wenglarski... 100 back, 200 back HM, 200 MR, 400 Erin Meyer ...... 400 IM HM, 800 FR HM Carolyn Goodley ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR MR Rachel Pchola ...... 200 back HM Dawn Hewitt ...... 100 breast Renee Wittendorfer ...... 500 free HM, 400 FR, Keri Reynolds ...... 100 breast, 200 breast HM, 200 MR Catherine Laing ...... 200 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 800 FR HM, 200 MR, 400 MR Marina Smith...... 1-meter Annie Lett ...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR 1995 1992 Sandra McIntyre ...... 100 breast, 200 breast, Kathy-Lyn Allen ...... 200 FR HM, 400 FR HM, Kristie Krueger...... 100 fly, 200 FR, 400 FR HM, ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 200 MR, 400 MR HM ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Libby Pruden ...... 1650 free, 800 FR Brooke LeBlanc ...... 50 free HM, 200 FR HM, Brooke LeBlanc...... 200 FR, 400 FR HM ...... 400 FR HM, 200 MR, 400 MR HM, Rachel Pchola .100 back HM, 200 back, 200 MR, 400 MR 1983 Sarah Nunemaker ...... 400 IM HM Keri Reynolds ...... 100 breast HM, 200 MR, 400 MR Teresa Anderson ...... 200 FR, 400 FR Rachel Pchola ...... 400 FR HM Melissa Wilborn ...... 200 FR Darci Bodner ...... 50 back, 200 back, 800 FR Keri Reynolds ...... 100 breast, 200 FR HM, Karla Wilson ...... 400 FR Jeanine Dale ...... 50 breast, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 400 FR HM, 200 MR, 400 MR HM Marina Smith ...... 1-meter HM, 3-meter HM Carolyn Goodley ...... 100 fly, 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Kim Robinson ...... 200 FR HM, 400 FR HM, 200 MR Dawn Hewitt ...... 50 back, 200 MR Liz Sherwood ...... 100 fly HM, 200 fly, 400 MR HM 1990 Mary Holmes ...... 500 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR Anne Wenglarski ...... 100 back HM, 200 MR, 400 MR HM Marina Smith ...... 1-meter, 3-meter Catherine Laing ...... 200 FR Annie Lett...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 1994 1988 ...... 800 FR, 400 MR Kathy-Lyn Allen ...... 100 fly HM, 200 FR, Kristina Persson ...... 100 fly Sandy McIntyre ...... 50 back, 100 back, ...... 400 FR, 800 FR HM ...... 200 back, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Allison Bock ...... 50 free HM, 100 free, 200 FR, ...... 400 FR, 800 FR HM, 200 MR, 400 MR Stephanie Bowers ...... 200 MR Ali Hansen ...... 200 fly HM, 800 FR HM Kathy-Lyn Allen Kim Higel ...... 200 back, 400 IM HM, 400 MR was a valuable Kristie Krueger ...... 100 fly, 200 fly HM, 200 FR, member of ...... 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Auburn’s relay Brooke LeBlanc ...... 200 FR, 400 FR squads during the 1993-1995 sea- Erin Meyer ...... 400 IM, 800 FR HM sons. She tallied Keri Reynolds ...... 100 breast, 200 breast HM, 13 All-America ...... 200 IM, 200 MR, 400 MR honors with 10 of them coming on relays.

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1982 1978 Julie Ginden ...... 100 breast, 200 breast, 200 fly, Shawn Corrigan-Asmuth...... 100 back, 200 back, Most All-America Honors: ...... 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 200 FR, 200 MR Annie Lett...... 1981-84...... 26 Carolyn Goodley ...... 50 fly, 100 fly, 200 fly, Donna Cain ...... 200 FR Emily Kukors...... 2005-08...... 26 ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 400 MR, 800 MR Portia Campbell ...... 200 MR Katie Taylor...... 1996-99...... 25 Mary Holmes ...... 500 free, 1650 free, 200 FR, Kathi Miller ...... 100 fly Kirsty Coventry...... 2002-05...... 24 ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Suzanne Regis ...... 200 FR, 200 MR Kara Denby...... 2005-08...... 24 Annie Lett ...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 free, Deana Sorenson ...... 200 MR Margaret Hoelzer...... 2002-05...... 23 ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Ava Ohlgren...... 2007-10...... 23 Sandy McIntyre ...... 50 back, 100 back, 200 back, Eileen Coparropa...... 2001-04...... 22 ...... 200 IM, 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Maggie Bowen...... 2000-03...... 21 Mary Tipton ...... 400 FR Mimi Bowen...... 1997-00...... 21 Sandy McIntyre...... 1982-85...... 21

1981 Most All-America Honors in a Single Season: Keely Beasecker ...... 200 FR, 800 FR Emily Kukors...... 2007, 2008...... 7 Brenda Borgh ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Kara Denby...... 2008...... 7 Julie Ginden ...... 100 breast, 200 breast, 200 IM, Ava Ohlgren...... 2008...... 7 ...... 400 IM, 200 MR, 400 MR Margaret Hoelzer...... 2004, 2005...... 7 Mary Holmes .1650 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR Kirsty Coventry...... 2005...... 7 Annie Lett ...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 free, Maggie Bowen...... 2002...... 7 ...... 200 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Mimi Bowen...... 1997...... 7 Johanna Malloy ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Katie Taylor...... 1997...... 7 Joanne Simpson ...... 100 back, 200 back, 200 FR, Allison Bock...... 1994...... 7 ...... 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 M R Jana Kolukanova...... 2006...... 7 Annie Lett...... 1984...... 7 1980 Sandy McIntyre...... 1982...... 7 Shawn Corrigan-Asmuth...... 50 back, 100 back, Julie Ginden...... 1982...... 7 ...... 200 back, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400MR Carolyn Goodley...... 1982...... 7 Keely Beasecker...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, Shawn Corrigan-Asmuth..... 1980...... 7 ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Mary Holmes ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, Most All-America Honors in a ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Single Season by a Freshman: Johanna Malloy ...... 200 FR, 200 MR Sandy McIntyre...... 1982...... 7 Mary Tipton ...... 100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, Allison Bock...... 1992...... 6 ...... 800 FR, 400 MR Brook Monroe...... 1998...... 6 Ava Ohlgren...... 2007...... 6 1979 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace.... 2009...... 6 Shawn Corrigan-Asmuth...... 50 back, 100 back, ...... 200 back, 200 FR Most All-America Individuals by a Team Donna Cain ...... 200 FR 2007...... 19 Suzanne Regis ...... 200 FR 2006...... 18 Merry Slagh ...... 200 FR 2004...... 18 2003...... 16 2005...... 15 2008...... 14 2001...... 12 2002...... 11 1993...... 11

Most All-America Honors in a Single Season by a Team: 2004...... 63 ...... (18 athletes) 2007...... 57...... (19 athletes) 2003...... 56 ...... (16 athletes) 2006...... 54...... (18 athletes) 2005...... 53...... (15 athletes) 2002...... 45 ...... (11 athletes) 2008...... 44...... (14 athletes) Annie Lett set an Auburn career record after 2001...... 39 ...... (12 athletes) tallying 26 All-America honors from 1981-84. 1998...... 37 ...... (9 athletes)

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2011 Adam Brown...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, ...... 200 MR, 400 MR HM Marcelo Chierighini.....100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, ...... 50 free HM Tony Cox...... 100 back, 400 MR HM Stuart Ferguson...... 400 MR HM Zane Grothe...... 500 free, 1650 free Adam Klein...... 200 MR, 100 breast HM, 400 MR HM Karl Krug...... 50 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 400 MR HM Chris Manning...... 200 FR, 50 free HM Dan Mazzaferro...... 3-meter HM, Platform HM Drew Modrov...... 200 MR, 50 free HM Max Murphy...... 200 back HM Kohlton Norys...200 FR, 400 FR, 50 free HM, 400 MR HM Kyle Owens...... 100 back, 200 MR, ...... 200 back HM, 400 MR HM Jared White...... 400 MR HM

2010 Jordan Anderson...... 200 MR, 400 MR, 100 fly HM George Bovell finished his career with 25 All-America honors. It is the most by an Adam Brown...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR Auburn swimmer in their career. Tony Cox...... 100 back HM Will Dove...... 800 FR HM Michael Silva...... 200 MR, 100 breast Luke Weniger...... 200 MR Stuart Ferguson...... 100 breast HM Matt Targett...... 200 FR, 50 free, 400 MR, 200 MR, James Wike...... 200 IM, 400 MR, Chris Fox...... 200 FR, 100 breast HM, 800 FR HM ...... 100 fly HM, 100 free, 400 FR ...... 100 back, 200 back, 400 FR Adam Klein...... 200 MR, 400 MR, 100 breast, 200 breast Jared White...... 200 MR, 100 back, 200 back Karl Krug...... 50 free HM Pascal Wollach...... 400 MR, 100 back, 800 FR, 200 back 2006 Gideon Louw...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, Jakob Andkjaer...... 100 free HM, 100 fly HM, 400 FR, 800 FR ...... 200 MR, 400 MR 2008 George Bovell...... 50 free, 100 free HM Kelly Marx...... 3-meter, Platform, 1-meter HM Cesar Cielo...... 50 Free, 100 Free, 100 Fly HM ...... 200 free HM, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR Tyler McGill...... 100 fly, 200 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR, ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR HM Kurt Cady...... 200 IM HM ...... 200 IM HM Will Dove...... 800 FR HM Cesar Cielo...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 400 MR Kohlton Norys...... 200 FR, 800 FR HM Scott Goodrich...... 200 FR, 200 MR Rory Connell...... 200 free, 200 fly, 800 FR Kyle Owens...... 800 FR HM Adam Klein...... 200 Breast HM Scott Goodrich...... 50 free HM, 100 back HM Michael Silva...... 200 FR, 200 MR Kyle Maese...... 800 FR HM Mark Johnson...... 200 fly HM Jared White...... 200 MR, 100 back HM David Maras...... 200 MR Bryan Lundquist...... 50 free HM, 100 free HM, 200 FR Pascal Wollach...... 400 MR, 100 back HM Kelly Marx...... 1-Meter HM, 3-Meter, Platform HM Alexei Puninski...... 50 free, 100 fly, 200 MR, 400 MR Dan Mazzaferro...... 1-Meter HM, 3-Meter, Platform Joey Schneider...... 200 free HM 2009 Tyler McGill...... 100 Fly, 200 Fly HM, 800 FR HM Steve Segerlin...... 1-meter, 3-meter, Platform Jakob Andkjaer...... 200 FR, 50 free HM, 100 fly HM, Andrew Mitchell...... 200 Fly HM, 400 IM HM John Scott...... 200 fly HM ...... 100 free HM, 400 FR Kohlton Norys...... 100 Back HM, 400 FR, 400 MR Eric Shanteau...... 200 breast, 200 IM, 400 IM Will Dove...... 800 FR Alexei Puninski...... 50 Free, 100 Free, 100 Fly Matt Targett...... 100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR Adam Klein...... 400 MR, 100 breast, 200 breast ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR HM Doug Van Wie...... 100 back, 200 back, 200 IM HM, Robert Looney...... 200 fly HM Steve Scheren...... 200 FR, 400 FR ...... 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Gideon Louw...... 200 FR, 50 free, 200 MR, 800 FR, 100 free Michael Silva...... 100 Breast HM, 400 MR James Wike...... 200 back, 200 IM, 200 MR, 400 MR Logan Madson...... 200 IM HM, 100 fly, 200 fly Luke Weniger...... 200 FR, 400 MR Kelly Marx...... 1-meter, 3-meter, Platform Pascal Wollach...... 800 FR HM 2005 Dan Mazzaferro...... 3-meter HM, Platform HM Chad Barlow...... 100 back, 200 back Tyler McGill...... 200 IM HM, 400 MR, 100 fly, 800 FR, 2007 Fred Bousquet...... 50 free, 100 free, 100 fly, 200 FR ...... 200 fly, 400 FR Jakob Andkjaer...... 200 FR, 50 free HM, 200 MR, ...... 200 MR, 400 FR, 400 MR Max Murphy...... 200 back ...... 100 fly, 800 FR, 100 free HM, 400 FR George Bovell...... 50 free HM, 100 free, 200 free, Kohlton Norys...... 200 FR Cesar Cielo...... 200 FR, 50 free, 400 MR, ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 400 MR, 800 FR ...... 200 MR, 100 back HM, 100 free, 400 FR Matt Bricker...... 1-meter, 3-meter HM, Platform Scott Goodrich...... 200 FR, 50 free, 400 MR, Kurt Cady...... 200 IM HM, 200 MR ...... 200 MR, 100 back HM, 100 free HM, 400 FR Rory Connell...... 200 IM HM, 200 fly HM, 800 FR Bryan Lundquist...... 200 FR, 50 free, 400 MR, Scott Goodrich...... 100 back HM ...... 100 back, 800 FR, 100 free HM, 400 FR BJ Jones...... 500 free HM, 200 free HM, 400 FR Logan Madson...... 200 fly Shai Livnat...... 800 FR Matt Targett David Maras...... 400 MR, 200 MR, 200 breast HM Bryan Lundquist...... 100 free HM, 200 FR finished his Tyler McGill...... 800 FR, 200 fly HM Sean Osborne...... 400 MR three-year Sean Osborne...... 200 IM HM, 100 breast HM, Steven Segerlin...... 1-meter, 3-meter, Platform career with 16 ...... 200 breast HM Eric Shanteau...... 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 breast All-America Kelly Marx...... 1-meter, Platform Doug Van Wie...... 100 back, 200 back, 200 IM honors Dan Mazzaferro...... 3-meter HM, Platform ...... 200 MR, 400 MR, 800 FR Alexei Puninski...... 400 MR, 200 MR, 100 fly, 400 FR Ryan Wochomurka...... 50 free, 100 free HM Jon Roberts...... 200 IM HM, 100 breast, 200 breast HM ...... 100 fly HM, 200 FR, 200 MR, 400 FR Joey Schneider...... 200 free HM, 800 FR John Scott...... 200 fly Steven Segerlin...... 1-meter, 3-meter, Platform Matt Targett...... 200 FR, 50 free, 100 fly, 100 free, 400 FR

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2004 400 IM , 800 FR Chad Barlow...... 100 back HM, 200 back HM, 400 MR James Galloway...... 400 IM HM Fred Bousquet...... 50 free, 100 free, 100 fly, 200 FR, Mark Gangloff...... 100 breast, 200 breast, 200 IM ...... 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Caesar Garcia...... 3-meter, Platform HM George Bovell...... 100 free, 200 free, 200 IM, Derek Gibb...... 50 free, 200 FR, 400 FR ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Andy Haidinyak...... 100 fly, 200 MR, 400 MR Matt Bricker...... 3-meter, platform, 1-meter HM Kirk Hampleman...... 100 back HM, 200 back, Nick Shackell Mark Gangloff...... 100 breast, 200 breast, ...... 200 IM, 400 MR concluded his ...... 200 IM, 200 MR, 400 MR Bryce Hunt...... 100 back HM, 200 back time at Auburn Caesar Garcia...... 1-meter, 3-meter, Platform BJ Jones...... 500 free HM with 18 total Derek Gibb...... 50 free, 100 back, 100 free HM, Jon Karr...... 100 back HM, 200 back HM, 200 MR All-America ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR Matt Kidd...... 100 free HM, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR honors from Bryce Hunt...... 200 back, 100 fly, 100 back HM, Clay Kirkland...... 200 free, 400 FR, 800 FR 1995-97 ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Jeremy Knowles...... 200 fly HM BJ Jones...... 200 free, 400 free, 400 FR, 800 FR Eric vanGoethem...... 100 breast HM, 200 FR Nate Knopf...... 1500 free Ryan Wochomurka...... 50 free HM, 100 free HM, Jeremy Knowles...... 200 fly HM, 400 IM HM ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR Steve Segerlin...... Platform, 3-meter HM Eric Shanteau...... 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 breast HM 2001 Doug Van Wie...... 100 back, 200 IM, Greg Busse...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, ...... 200 back HM, 800 FR, 200 MR ...... 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Oswaldo Quevedo...... 50 free HM, 100 fly, Ryan Wochomurka...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, Pat Calhoun...... 100 breast ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 400 MR ...... 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Justin Caron...... 100 breast HM, 200 FR, 400 FR Jeff Somensatto...... 100 fly, 200 fly, 200 IM Kevin Clements...... 1650 free HM, 200 IM HM, 2003 ...... 400 IM, 800 FR 1999 Chad Barlow...... 200 back HM Dave Denniston...... 100 breast, 200 breast,400 MR, 200 MR Romain Barnier...... 200 free, 200 back HM Fred Bousquet...... 50 free, 100 free, 100 fly, James Galloway ...... 400 IM HM, 800 FR ...... 200 IM HM, 400 FR, 800 FR ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Mark Gangloff...... 100 breast, 200 breast HM Michael Bartz...... 100 back, 200 back HM George Bovell...... 200 free HM, 200 back HM, Caesar Garcia...... Platform ...... 200 IM, 400 MR, 200 MR ...... 200 IM, 400 FR, 800 FR Andy Haidinyak...... 100 fly HM, 200 FR, 400 MR Nate Boyle...... 800 FR Will Brandt...... 100 breast, 200 breast HM Kirk Hampleman...... 200 back, 200 IM HM Matt Busbee...... 50 free HM, 200 FR, 200 MR Matt Bricker...... 1-meter HM, Platform Bryce Hunt...... 100 back HM, 200 back Greg Busse...... 400 FR Pat Calhoun...... 100 breast, 200 MR, 400 MR Jon Karr...... 200 MR Aaron Ciarla...... 50 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR Justin Caron...... 100 breast, 200 breast Richard Long...... 400 FR, 800 FR Kevin Clements ...... 1650 free HM, 400 IM James Galloway...... 200 IM HM, 400 IM Brandon Roberts...... 800 FR Dave Denniston...... 100 breast, 200 breast, 200 MR, 400 MR Mark Gangloff...... 100 breast, 200 IM Jeff Somensatto...... 100 fly HM, 200 fly HM, Kirk Hampleman...... 400 IM HM Caesar Garcia...... 1-meter HM, 3-meter, Platform ...... 200 IM HM, 200 MR, 400 MR Brett Hawke...... 50 free, 100 free HM, 100 fly HM, Derek Gibb...... 50 free, 100 free HM, Eric vanGoethem...... 100 breast, 200 FR, 400 FR ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 100 back HM, 200 MR, 200 FR Carter Hull...... 100 fly HM Andy Haidinyak...... 50 free, 100 fly, 400 MR 2000 Jon Karr...... 400 MR Bryce Hunt...... 100 back, 200 back, Nate Boyle...... 200 free HM, 800 FR Lionel Moreau...... 200 breast HM, 200 IM, 400 IM, ...... 100 fly HM, 200 MR, 400 MR Matt Busbee ...... 50 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 MR ...... 800 FR BJ Jones...... 200 free HM, 500 free, 1650 free HM, 800 FR Greg Busse...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR Brock Newman...... 50 free, 100 free, 100 fly, Matt Kidd...... 100 free HM, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR Aaron Ciarla...... 50 free, 200 FR, 400 FR ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Clay Kirkland...... 200 free, 800 FR Pat Calhoun...... 100 breast Oswaldo Quevedo...... 400 MR Jeremy Knowles...... 200 fly, 200 IM HM, 400 IM Justin Caron...... 200 breast HM John Pearce...... 200 free, 800 FR Eric Shanteau...... 200 IM HM, 400 IM Kevin Clements...... 1500 free HM, 200 IM, 400 IM, 800 FR Jeff Somensatto...... 200 fly Ryan Wochomurka...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, 400 FR Dave Denniston...... 100 breast, 200 breast, ...... 200 IM HM, 400 MR HM 1998 2002 James Galloway...... 400 IM HM Romain Barnier...... 200 free, 800 FR Will Brandt...... 100 breast HM Andy Haidinyak...... 200 MR, 400 MR Michael Bartz...... 100 back, 200 back HM, 200 IM, Matt Bricker...... 1-meter HM, 3-meter HM, Platform Kirk Hampleman...... 200 back HM, 400 MR ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Pat Calhoun...... 100 breast, 200 breast HM, 200 MR, 400 MR Malcolm Hosford...... 800 FR Matt Busbee...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, 200 MR Kevin Clements...... 1650 free HM, 200 IM HM, Jon Karr...... 200 MR, 400 MR Greg Busse...... 200 free HM, 200 FR, 800 FR . Aaron Ciarla...... 50 free, 200 FR, 200 MR Chip Crush...... 100 back HM, 200 FR, 200 MR Dave Denniston...... 100 breast, 200 breast, 200 MR Brett Hawke...... 50 free, 100 free HM, 200 FR, ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Adam Jerger...... 100 breast, 200 breast, 200 MR, 400 MR Tom Klement...... 200 back, 200 IM Lionel Moreau...... 200 back HM, 200 IM, 400 IM, 800 FR Brock Newman...... 100 free HM, 100 fly HM, ...... 200 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Jeff Somensatto...... 200 fly, 200 MR, 400 MR Eithan Urbach...... 100 back HM, 400 MR

1997 Romain Barnier ...... 200 free, 800 FR Michael Bartz ...... 100 back HM, 200 back HM, ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Brock Newman tallied 22 All-American honors, including seven during the 1999 season. Matt Busbee ...... 50 free, 200 FR

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Aaron Ciarla ...... 50 free HM, 200 FR ...... 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR 1987 Chip Crush ...... 100 back, 200 back Rod Bowman ...... 100 fly, 200 fly, 400 MR HM John Hargis ...... 100 fly, 200 MR, 400 MR 1993 Mark Canterbury ...... 400 MR HM Brett Hawke ...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR, Yoav Bruck ...... 100 free HM, 200 free, 200 FR, Steve Farmer ...... 100 back HM, 400 MR HM ...... 400 FR, 200 MR ...... 400 FR HM, 800 FR Kenny O’Neil ...... 400 MR HM Adam Jerger ...... 100 breast, 200 breast, Ryan Bradley ...... 400 MR Jose Rocha ...... 1-meter, 3-meter ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Alex Fedorov ...... 100 back HM, 200 back HM, Koffi Kla...... 1-meter HM, 3-meter HM, Platform ...... 200 MR, 400 MR 1986 Tom Klement ...... 100 breast HM, 200 back HM, 200 IM HM Oliver Gumbrill ...... 400 FR HM Shawn Blatt ...... 200 breast HM, 400 MR HM Dan Lindstrom ...... 50 free HM, 100 fly HM Jeff Hike ...... 100 fly HM, 200 FR, 200 MR Rod Bowman ...... 100 fly HM, 200 fly, 400 MR HM Lionel Moreau ...... 200 breast HM, 200 IM, 400 IM HM Dean Hutchinson...... 200 FR, 200 MR Mark Canterbury ...... 200 breast HM Brock Newman ...... 50 free HM, 100 free, 400 FR, Kurt Jachimowski ...... 200 IM, 400 IM HM, 800 FR Steve Farmer ...... 400 MR HM ...... 800 FR, 400 MR Scott Jett ...... 100 free HM, 200 FR, Per Johansson ...... 50 free HM, 100 free HM, 400 MR HM Nick Shackell ...... 50 free HM, 100 free, ...... 400 FR HM, 800 FR, 400 MR Jose Rocha ...... 1-meter, 3-meter HM ...... 200 free HM, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR Alan Lake ...... 400 MR Scott Tucker ...... 100 free, 200 free, 200 IM, 400 FR, 800 FR Iian Mull ...... 400 IM 1985 Eithan Urbach ...... 200 back Ty Richardson ...... 200 breast HM Andy Bauer ...... 100 breast, 200 breast, 400 MR Greg Schmid ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Shawn Blatt ...... 400 IM 1996 Chris Younger ...... 100 back, 200 back HM, Rod Bowman ...... 100 fly HM, 400 MR, 800 FR HM Michael Andrews ...... 100 back, 200 back, 200 MR, 400 MR ...... 400 FR HM, 800 FR Rich Hughey ...... 100 back HM, 200 back, Michael Bartz ...... 200 back HM ...... 400 FR, 800 FR HM, 400 MR Chip Crush ...... 200 FR 1992 Per Johansson ...... 50 free HM, 100 free HM, Oliver Gumbrill ...... 50 free, 100 free, Yoav Bruck ...... 200 FR, 400 FR HM, ...... 400 FR, 800 FR HM, 400 MR ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR ...... 800 FR HM, 400 MR HM Gary Long ...... 400 IM HM, 800 FR HM John Hargis ...... 100 fly, 200 MR, 400 MR Alex Fedorov ...... 100 back HM, 200 back HM, Janne Nilsson ...... 400 FR Randy Hartley ...... 200 fly, 400 MR ...... 400 FR HM, 200 MR HM, 400 MR HM Bill Stephen ...... 400 FR Kurt Jachimowski...... 100 back, 200 back HM, Jeff Hike ...... 200 FR, 400 FR HM, 200 MR ...... 200 IM, 400 FR Dean Hutchinson ...... 200 FR, 200 MR HM 1984 Adam Jerger ...... 100 breast, 200 breast HM Scott Jett ...... 200 FR, 400 FR HM, 800 FR HM Seth Baron ...... 800 FR ...... 200 MR, 400 MR Alan Lake ...... 400 MR HM, 800 FR HM Andy Bauer ...... 100 breast, 200 breast, 400 MR Koffi Kla ...... 1-meter HM, 3-meter HM, Platform Chris Younger ...... 200 back HM, 800 FR HM John Black ...... 50 free, 100 free, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Tom Klement...... 100 breast HM, 200 back HM, 200 IM HM Ty Richardson ...... 200 breast HM, 200 MR HM, 400 MR HM Shawn Blatt ...... 400 IM Dan Lindstrom ...... 50 free HM, 100 fly, 200 FR Rich Hughey ...... 200 back, 400 MR, 800 FR James McCreary ...... 800 FR 1991 Per Johansson ...... 100 free, 400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR Brock Newman ...... 100 free, 200 free HM, 200 FR, Geoff Answini...... 200 FR HM, 200 MR HM, 400 MR HM Janne Nilsson ...... 400 FR ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Yoav Bruck ...... 200 free HM, 200 FR HM Chris Rowe ...... 800 FR Nick Shackell ...... 100 free, 200 free, 200 FR, Alex Fedorov ...... 100 back HM, 200 MR HM, 400 MR HM Bill Stephen ...... 400 FR ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Matt Monahan ...... 200 MR HM, 400 MR HM Skipper Wood ...... 1-meter, 3-meter Scott Tucker ...... 100 free HM, 200 free, 200 IM, Rick O’Dell ...... 200 FR HM, 200 MR HM, 400 MR HM ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Emory Osgood ...... 200 FR HM 1983 Andy Bauer ...... 100 breast, 200 breast, 400 MR 1995 1989 John Black ...... 50 free, 400 FR, 800 FR Kurt Jachimowski...... 200 IM Jose Rocha ...... 1-meter, 3-meter, Platform Rich Hughey ...... 200 back, 400 MR, 400 FR Scott Jett ...... 50 free, 100 free HM, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR Rick O’Dell ...... 50 free HM Per Johansson ...... 50 free, 100 free, 400 MR, Todd Kannegeisser ...... 200 FR ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Tripp Montgomery ...... 200 FR, 200 MR 1988 Fabrizio Rampazzo ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Iian Mull ...... 1650 free HM, 400 IM Rod Bowman ...... 100 fly HM, 200 fly Steve Smith ...... 400 MR Ty Richardson ...... 200 breast Steve Farmer ...... 100 back HM Chris Rowe ...... 200 IM, 800 FR Nick Shackell ...... 100 free HM, 200 free HM, Jose Rocha ...... 1-meter, 3-meter, Platform ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Scott Tucker ...... 100 free HM, 200 free, ...... 400 free, 800 free, 200 IM Chris Walton ...... 100 back HM, 200 back HM, ...... 200 MR, 400 MR

1994 Yoav Bruck ...... 50 free HM, 100 free HM, ...... 200 free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Oliver Gumbrill ...... 50 free HM, 100 free HM, ...... 400 FR, 400 MR John Hargis ...... 100 fly, 200 MR, 400 MR Dean Hutchinson ...... 50 free, 200 FR, 200 MR Kurt Jachimowski ...... 200 back HM, 200 IM HM, ...... 400 IM HM, 400 FR Scott Jett ...... 100 free HM, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR Koffi Kla ...... 1-meter HM Iian Mull ...... 400 IM HM Bill Pilczuk ...... 50 free, 200 FR, 200 MR Ty Richardson ...... 200 breast HM Greg Schmid ...... 100 breast, 200 MR, 400 MR Scott Tucker ...... 200 free, 400 FR, 800 FR Yoav Bruck earned seven All-American honors in a single season, Chris Younger ...... 100 back, 200 back HM, one of nine AU men to accomplish the feat.

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...... 200 breast, 400 MR, 400 FR Most All-America Honors: 1977 George Bovell...... 2003-06...... 25 Bill Forrester ...... 200 fly, 200 free, 800 FR Brock Newman...... 1996-99...... 22 Richard Hartman ...... 50 free, 100 free, 400 FR, 800 FR Rowdy Gaines...... 1978-80...... 22 Don Langenmayr ...... 100 fly, 400 MR Ryan Wochomurka...... 2002-05...... 21 David McCagg ...... 200 free, 400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR Cesar Cielo...... 2006-08...... 19 Gary Schatz ...... 50 free, 100 free, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Scott Spann ...... 200 IM, 100 breast, Yoav Bruck...... 1991-94...... 18 ...... 200 breast, 400 MR, 400 FR David McCagg...... 1977-80...... 18 Nick Shackell...... 1995-97...... 18 1976 Scott Tucker...... 1994-97...... 18 Phil Betts ...... 800 FR Paul Buff ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Most All-America Honors in a Single Season: Doug Donovan ...... 100 breast Jakob Andkjaer...... 2007...... 7 Mike Drews ...... 100 breast, 200 breast, 400 MR Fred Bousquet...... 2005, ‘04, ‘03...... 7 Richard Hartman...... 400 FR, 800 FR George Bovell...... 2005, ‘04...... 7 Phil Marsom ...... 400 MR Yoav Bruck...... 1994...... 7 Dave McCagg’s 18 All-America honors include three in Duncan Powell ...... 50 free, 100 fly, 400 MR, 400 FR Cesar Cielo...... 2007, ‘08...... 7 the 50 Free (1978-80). Gary Schatz ...... 100 free, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Scott Goodrich...... 2007...... 7 1982 1975 Brett Hawke...... 1999...... 7 Andy Bauer ...... 100 breast, 400 MR Keith Amundson ...... 800 FR Bryan Lundquist...... 2007...... 7 Mike Beam ...... 1650 free, 800 FR Paul Buff ...... 200 free, 400 FR, 800 FR Brock Newman...... 1999...... 7 John Black ...... 400 FR Scott Carpenter ...... 400 MR Alexei Puninski...... 2008...... 7 Rich Hughey ...... 200 back, 400 FR, 800 FR Doug Donovan ...... 100 breast Matt Targett...... 2009...... 7 David Hart ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Mike Drews ...... 200 IM, 100 breast, 200 breast, 400 MR George Bovell...... 2006...... 6 Chris Rowe ...... 400 IM David Harbach ...... 1650 free Rowdy Gaines...... 1981, ‘80, ‘79...... 6 Steve Smith ...... 400 MR Richard Hartman ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Derek Gibb...... 2004...... 6 Steve Wood ...... 200 free, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Don Langenmayr ...... 100 fly, 400 FR, 400 MR Oliver Gumbrill...... 1995...... 6 Paul Mielke ...... 100 breast Bryce Hunt...... 2004...... 6 1981 Gary Schatz ...... 50 free, 400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR Kurt Jachimowski...... 1996...... 6 Rowdy Gaines...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 free, Tyler McGill...... 2009...... 6 ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR 1974 Nick Shackell...... 1997, ‘96, ‘95...... 6 David Hart ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Paul Buff ...... 800 FR Rick Morley ...... 100 fly, 200 fly, 400 FR, 800 FR Mike Drews ...... 200 IM, 100 breast, 200 breast, 800 FR Doug Van Wie...... 2006...... 6 Miguel Santisteban ...... 400 MR John Pierson ...... 800 FR Ryan Wochomurka...... 2005, ‘04...... 6 Steve Smith ...... 100 fly, 400 MR Logan Pierson ...... 800 FR Mike Upham ...... 400 IM, 400 FR, 800 FR Most All-America Honors in a Single Season by a Freshman: 1980 Fred Bousquet...... 2003...... 7 Bill Forrester ...... 200 fly, 400 FR, 800 FR Marcelo Chierighini...... 2011...... 5 Rowdy Gaines ...... 50 free, 100 free, Cesar Cielo...... 2006...... 5 ...... 200 free, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR George Bovell...... 2003...... 5 David Marsh ...... 100 back, 200 back, 400 MR Matt Kidd...... 2002...... 5 David McCagg ...... 50 free, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR David Messer ...... 200 breast, 400 MR Ryan Wochomurka...... 2002...... 5 Rick Morley ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Brock Newman...... 1996...... 5 Miguel Santisteban ...... 100 breast Per Johannson...... 1983...... 5 Steve Wood ...... 100 back Most All-America Individuals by a Team 1979 2003...... 19 Bill Forrester ...... 200 fly, 200 free, 400 FR, 800 FR 2007...... 18 Rowdy Gaines ...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 free, 2002...... 18 ...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR 1999...... 17 David Marsh ...... 100 back, 400 MR 2008...... 16 David McCagg ...... 50 free, 100 free, 400 FR, 2006...... 16 ...... 800 FR, 400 MR 2001...... 16 David Messer ...... 200 breast Rick Morley ...... 200 free Mike Upham ...... 400 FR, 800 FR Most All-America Honors in a Single Season by a Steve Wood ...... 100 back Team: 2007...... 65...... (18 athletes) 1978 2004...... 63 ...... (15 athletes) Paul Buff, John Pierson, Logan Pierson and Mike Bill Forrester ...... 200 fly, 400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR 2003...... 61 ...... (19 athletes) Drews were Auburn’s first Rowdy Gaines ...... 100 free, 200 free, 400 FR, 800 FR All-Americans in 1974. 2006 ...... 51...... (16 athletes) David McCagg ...... 50 free, 100 free, 2005...... 50...... (15 athletes) ...... 400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR 2002...... 50 ...... (18 athletes) David Messer ...... 100 breast, 200 breast 1999...... 50 ...... (17 athletes) Rick Morley ...... 1650 free, 800 FR 1997...... 50 ...... (15 athletes) Phil Nenon ...... 100 back, 200 back, 400 MR 1996...... 50 ...... (15 athletes) Scott Spann ...... 200 IM, 100 breast,

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1994 1995 1997 1998

Results Results John Auburn After Results The Results Hargis 1. Auburn 633.5 won 1. Auburn 754.5 losing 1. Auburn 780.5 Tigers 1. Auburn 858.5 (pic- 2. Florida 604.5 back- 2. Tennessee 676.5 the 2. Tennessee 680 picked 2. Georgia 690.5 tured 3. Tennessee 596 to-back 3. Florida 522 1996 3. Georgia 598.5 up their 3. Tennessee 515 above) 4. Alabama 464.5 champi- 4. LSU 393 champi- 4. LSU 379.5 biggest 4. Florida 468 won the 5. Georgia 455 onships 5. Alabama 386 onship 5. Florida 342 win to 5. LSU 399 only in- 6. South Carolina 357 for the 6. Georgia 334 to Ten- 6. Alabama 270 date, 6. Alabama 262 dividual 7. LSU 257.5 first 7. South Carolina 306 nessee 7. South Carolina 265 out- 7. Kentucky 244 title for time in in Knox- swim- 8. Arkansas 170 8. Kentucky 216 8. Kentucky 256.5 8. South Carolina 220 Auburn 1995 ville, ming 9. Kentucky 146 9. Arkansas 157 at the after Auburn Georgia 1994 beating responded with a 100.5-point win by 168 points in Gainesville, Fla., for SEC Championships in Knoxville, out Tennessee by 78 points in Colum- over the Volunteers in Athens, Ga. the 1998 championship. Tenn., winning the 100 fly, but the bia, S.C. Scott Tucker (pictured above), Brock Newman (pictured above) team’s depth came through as the Ti- The Tigers won four individual coming off a gold-medal perfor- won the 100 free while swimming gers took a 29-point win over Florida titles, led by Mike Andrews (pictured mance at the 1996 Olympics, led the on four winning Auburn relays. The to win their first SEC team title. above) as he swept the backstroke Tigers by winning the 200 free and Tigers swept all five relays for the first Auburn had finished second the events. The four titles, at the time, 200 IM. He also came in on two relay time ever and set a new school record previous year, making it its top finish tied for the third-most ever in a single titles, helping AU to nine individual with 11 SEC titles. in 13 years. meet for Auburn. championships - a school record at Mike Bartz and Brett Hawke fol- the time. lowed with four individual titles each in the meet.

1999 2000 2001 2002

Swim- Results Auburn Results Auburn Results The Results ming in 1. Auburn 857.5 picked 1. Auburn 752 won 1. Auburn 814 Tigers 1. Auburn 763 Lex- 2. Tennessee 700 up its 2. Florida 680.5 only six 2. Tennessee 632.5 made it 2. Florida 744 ington, 3. Georgia 550 fourth 3. Tennessee 637 indi- 3. Florida 584 six in a 3. Georgia 522.5 Ky., the 4. Florida 462.5 con- 4. Georgia 426.5 vidual 4. Georgia 456.8 row in 4. Tennessee 476 Tigers 5. LSU 391 secutive 5. LSU 281 titles, 5. Kentucky 315.5 Fayette- 5. Alabama 314 tallied 6. Alabama 249 SEC title 6. South Carolina 278 but 6. LSU 278 ville, 6. Kentucky 282 13 indi- in its picked Ark., 7. South Carolina 218 7. Alabama 269 7. South Carolina 271.4 7. LSU 274.5 vidual home up its pulling titles en 8. Kentucky 210 pool, 8. Kentucky 267 largest 8. Alabama 219 out a19- 8. South Carolina 159 route to becom- win to point a 157.5-point win over Tennessee. ing the first team since Florida from date as it pulled out a 181.5-point win win over Florida. Brock Newman led the team with 1990-93 to win four in a row. over Tennessee in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Auburn won six individual titles five titles while Dave Denniston (pic- The Tigers picked up seven titles Greg Busse (pictured above) led at the meet with Kevin Clements tured above) swept the breaststroke in the meet, led by Aaron Ciarla and the Tigers with two wins, taking the (pictured above) taking the 500 free events and picked up four titles of his greg Busse with three each. Matt 100 freestyle title and swimming and 400 IM titles. Pat Calhoun also own. The Tigers swept all five relays Busbee (pictured above), Malcolm the freestyle leg on the winning 400 tallied two wins, touching in first in for the second year in a row while Hosford and Oswaldo Quevedo medley relay team. Dave dennison the 100 breast while also swimming also sweeping the butterfly, breast- followed with two wins each. After and Andy Haidinyak also picked up the breaststroke leg on the victorious stroke and sprint freestyle events. AU three-straight years of winning by two titles each, picking up individual 400 medley relay team. ended the meet with a then-school more than 100 points, AU pulled out wins along with the medley relay title. record 13 titles. the 71.5-point win over Florida.

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2003 2004 2005 2006

Auburn Results The Results Fred Results Com- Results posted 1. Auburn 918.5 Tigers 1. Auburn 1008 Bous- 1. Auburn 829.5 peting 1. Auburn 1101.5 10 2. Florida 680 became 2. Florida 705 quet 2. Florida 801.5 in Knox- 2. Florida 939.5 individ- 3. Georgia 492.5 the first 3. Georgia 469 swept 3. Georgia 542 ville, 3. Georgia 761 ual titles 4. Tennessee 455 team 4. Tennessee 369 the 4. Kentucky 426 Tenn., 4. Tennessee 715.5 while 5. Alabama 376 ever to 5. Kentucky 309 sprint 5. Alabama 340.5 Auburn 5. Alabama 468 pick- 6. Kentucky 270.5 score 6. Alabama 296 free- 6. Tennessee 303 posted 6. Kentucky 424 ing up more style wins in 7. LSU 218 7. LSU 242 7. LSU 189.5 7. LSU 369 its first than events eight 8. South Carolina 188.5 8. South Carolina 238 victory 1,000 for the 8. South Carolina 160 events 8. South Carolina 274.5 of more points second on its than 200 points as it won the 2003 at the SEC Championships as Auburn year in a row as he led Auburn to a road to the championship. SEC Championship at home in the picked up a blowout 303-point win 28-point win over Florida in its home Doug Van Wie (pictured above) James E. Martin Aquatics Center. over Florida at Athens, Ga. pool in Gainesville, Fla. swept the backstroke events while Pat Calhoun (pictured above) won AU won a school-record 15 titles The Tigers won five events en newcomer Cesar Cielo swept the the 100 breast while competing on at the meet, led by Fred Bousquet’s route to their ninth-straight title. sprint freestyle events. Van Wie two winning relay teams. Newcomer six titles. Mark Gangloff and George With his wins, along with a victory finished with four titles in the meet Fred Bousquet also made a splash as Bovell followed with four titles each. in the 200 free relay, Bousquet (pic- after swimming on two winning relay he won the 50 free, 100 fly and swam Auburn swept the butterfly and tured above) set a new Auburn record teams while Cielo posted six wins on all four of Auburn’s winning relays. breaststroke events while Cesar Gar- for career SEC titles with 15. - swimming on all four of Auburn’s cia (pictured above) won the platform winning relay teams. for the sesecond year in a row.

2007 2008 2009 2010

Cesar Stephen Results Cielo Results Matt Results Auburn Results Segerlin 1. Auburn 934 (pic- 1. Auburn 806 Targett 1. Auburn 880.5 won its 1. Auburn 784 (pictured 2. Florida 819.5 tured 2. Florida 712 (pic- 2. Florida 626 record 2. Florida 765 above) 3. Georgia 395 above) 3. Tennessee 562 tured 3. Tennessee 584 14th- 3. Georgia 587 became 4. Tennessee 349.5 became 4. Georgia 433 above) 4. Georgia 435.5 consec- 4. Tennessee 417.5 the first 5. Alabama 282 the first 5. Kentucky 345 was 5. Alabama 314 utive 5. Alabama 340 Auburn 6. LSU 276 swim- 6. LSU 322.5 flawless 6. LSU 303 SEC title 6. Kentucky 320 diver to during and its 7. South Carolina 261.5 mer to 7. Alabama 293.5 7. Kentucky 277 8. LSU 263.5 sweep break the SEC 16th 8. Kentucky 240.5 8. South Carolina 186 8. South Carolina 174 8. South Carolina 183 the three the Cham- overall diving 19-sec- pion- in 2010. events at the SEC Championships as ond barrier in the 50 free at the SEC ships, winning seven titles in his Kelly Marx captured two diving Auburn pulled out a 148.5-point win Championships as he won six titles seven events as Auburn went on to titles and was named SEC Male Diver over Florida in Lexington, Ky. en route to helping the Tigers to their win its 13th-straight SEC Champion- of the Year. Gideon Louw (pictured Cesar Cielo led Auburn’s swim- 12th-straight SEC Championship in ship in Auburn. above) picked up two individual titles mers with five individual titles, giving Tuscaloosa, Ala. Dan Mazzaferro picked individual (50 and 100 free), while Pascal Wol- Auburn its fourth sweep in a row of AU swept the sprint freestyle titles on the 3-meter springboard and lach earned his second-straight title the sprint freestyle events. In all, the events for the fifth year in a row and 10-meter platform, while Pascal Wol- in the 100 back and Adam Klein took Tigers tallied 11 individual titles in won four of the five relays for the fifth lach recorded his first SEC title in the first in the 100 breast. its 11th-straight SEC Championship time in the past six years. 100 back. On the relay side of competition, victory. In all, Auburn won 10 individual The Tigers won 11 titles at the con- Auburn captured four of the five titles at the 2008 SEC Championships. ference meet, including all five relays. events.

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All-Time SEC Champions 2011 Year Champion Points Location 1937 Florida 83 1938 Florida 73 1989 Florida 56 1940 Florida 64 1941 Florida 81 1942 Georgia Tech 80 1943-47 No Championship (World War II) 1948 Georgia Tech 60 1949 Georgia Tech 99 Athens, Ga. 1950 Georgia Tech 82 1951 Georgia 138 Auburn Results 1. Auburn 799 1952 Georgia 132 won the 1953 Florida 137 closest 2. Florida 782 1954 Florida 147 race for 3. Tennessee 602.5 1955 Georgia 100 the SEC 4. Georgia 496 1956 Florida 149 Atlanta, Ga. title in 5. LSU 271.5 history, 1957 Florida 144 6. Alabama 271 1958 Florida 206 Athens, Ga. defeat- 7. South Carolina 217 ing 1959 Florida 174 Gainesville, Fla. 8. Kentucky 199 home- 1960 Florida 185 stand- 1961 Florida 139 ing Florida by 17 points to claim its 1962 Florida 162 15th consecutive championship. 1963 Florida 148 Atlanta, Ga. Dan Mazzaferro won the 3-meter 1964 Florida 163 Tuscaloosa, Ala.a and platform titles to claim SEC 1965 Florida 142.5 Gainesville, Fla. Diver of the Year honors and share 1966 Florida 483.5 New Orleans, La. the Commissioner’s Trophy as the 1967 Florida 579 Lexington, Ky. high point scorer of the meet. Adam 1968 Florida 578.5 Knoxville, Tenn. Brown won the 50 and 100 free, 1969 Tennessee 506 Nashville, Tenn. Stuart Ferguson took the 100 breast, and two relay teams earned victories. 1970 Florida 545 Athens, Ga. 1971 Florida 559 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1972 Tennessee 620 AUBURN 1973 Tennessee 676 Knoxville, Tenn. 1974 Tennessee 653 Athens, Ga. 1975 Tennessee 612 Knoxville, Tenn. 1976 Tennessee 649 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1977 Tennessee 511 Athens, Ga. 1978 Tennessee 525 AUBURN 1979 Florida 503 Knoxville, Tenn. 1980 Florida 462 Athens, Ga. 1981 Florida 507 Gainesville, Fla. 1982 Alabama 480 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1983 Florida 573 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1984 Florida 596 Athens, Ga. 1985 Florida 864 Gainesville, Fla. 1986 Florida 712 Baton Rouge, La. 1987 Alabama 550.5 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1988 LSU 616 Knoxville, Tenn. 1989 Tennessee 754.5 Gainesville, Fla. 1990 Florida 820 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1991 Florida 831 Lexington, Ky. 1992 Florida 682.5 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1993 Florida 660 Fayetteville, Ark. 1994 AUBURN 633.5 AUBURN 1995 AUBURN 754.5 Columbia, S.C. 1996 Tennessee 846 Knoxville, Tenn. 1997 AUBURN 780.5 Athens, Ga. 1998 AUBURN 858.8 Gainesville, Fla. 1999 AUBURN 857.5 Lexington, Ky. 2000 AUBURN 752 AUBURN 2001 AUBURN 814 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2002 AUBURN 763 Fayetteville, Ark. 2003 AUBURN 918.5 AUBURN 2004 AUBURN 1008 Athens, Ga. 2005 AUBURN 829.5 Gainesville, Fla. 2006 AUBURN 1101.5 Knoxville, Tenn. 2007 AUBURN 934 Lexington, Ky. 2008 AUBURN 806 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2009 AUBURN 880.5 AUBURN 2010 AUBURN 784 Athens, Ga. 2011 AUBURN 799 Gainesville, Fla.

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The Tigers picked Margaret Hoelzer Auburn used its Results Results Results up 11 individual titles (pictured above) and depth during the 1. Auburn 841.5 1. Auburn 846 1. Auburn 816 en route to captur- Kirsty Coventry final day of competi- 2. Florida 685 2. Georgia 756 2. Georgia 809 ing their first SEC teamed up to win tion to edge out a 3. Georgia 648.5 3. Florida 680 3. Florida 659 team championship. a combined seven seven-point win over 4. Alabama 316 4. Tennessee 264 4. Kentucky 339 Not only did Auburn events, helping Au- Georgia in Gainesville, 5. Tennessee 278 5. South Carlina 263 5. South Carolina 257 earn the title, but burn to a meet-total Fla. The margin of vic- 6. South Carolina 260 6. Kentucky 252.5 6. Alabama 238 the Tigers won the of 10 titles, to earn its tory is the smallest in 7. LSU 247 7. Arkansas 236 7. Tennessee 217 championship in second SEC Cham- the history of the SEC 8. Arkansas 244 8. Alabama 222.5 8. LSU 181 their home pool at pionship in as many Women’s Champion- 9. Kentucky 212 9. LSU 212 9. Arkansas 147 the James E. Martin years. ship. Aquatics Center in The Tigers edged Kirsty Coventry Auburn, Ala. AU did it in convincing fashion, beat- out host Georgia by 90 points in the meet to (pictured above) led the Tigers in the meeting by ing out second-place Florida by 156.5 points. become the first back-to-back champion since repeating as champion in the 200 back, 200 IM and Maggie Bowen (pictured above) led Auburn with Georgia accomplished the feat in 2000 and 2001. 400 IM - taking three of Auburn’s five titles in the six titles, winning the 100 breast, 200 IM and 400 Hoelzer and Coventry would go on to compete meet. IM along with swimming on the victorious 200 free in the 2004 Athens Olympics in the summer, repre- The title was the third in a row for Auburn, mak- relay, 400 free relay, 800 free relay and 400 medley senting the United State and Zimbabwe, respec- ing it just the third team ever to three-peat, joining relay teams. tively. Florida and Georgia.

2007 2008

Auburn tied its After trailing the Results Results most titles at a single first two days, Auburn 1. Auburn 899 1. Auburn 761.5 meet with 11 (tying rallied back to take a 2. Georgia 671 2. Florida 706 the mark set in 2003) 55.5-point win over 3. Florida 580 3. Georgia 566.5 as Auburn re-claimed Florida in Tuscaloosa, 4. Kentucky 384 4. Tennessee 477 the top spot in the Ala., winning its fifth 5. Tennessee 349.5 5. Kentucky 332 SEC with a 228-point title in the past six 6. LSU 254.5 6. LSU 238.5 win over Georgia in years. AU won nine 7. Alabama 214 7. Arkansas 229 Lexington, Ky. individual titles at the 8. South Carolina 190 8. Alabama 202.5 Rachel Goh meet. 9. Arkansas 143 9. South Carolina 199 (pictured above) won Ava Ohlgren (pic- 10. Vanderbilt 82 10. Vanderbilt 80 the 100 backstroke tured above) set new title while swimming SEC records as she on Auburn’s two winning medley relay teams. The swept the IM events. She also swam on Auburn’s Tigers teamed up to sweep the IM events and win three winning relay teams, including the 800 four of the five relays at the meet. Corey Gerlach freestyle relay that set a new American record in won the 3-meter diving, giving AU its first diving the meet, becoming the first team to break the 7:00 title since 1993. mark.

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Auburn has won a record 15-straight SEC team titles and 17 overall

Auburn has won 178 individual SEC titles

Auburn has won at least one The 2006-07 Auburn men and women enjoyed winning the 2007 SEC Championships individual title in each of the 21 events in the championship program

The best event for the Tigers is the 50 free as Auburn has won it 18 times since 1980, including 13 of the past 15 years

AU WOMEN

Auburn has won five of the past nine SEC team titles

In Auburn’s five SEC team titles, it has an average margin of victory of 107.2 points The Tiger women enjoyed their first SEC title in 2003, while the men celebrated their ninth at the James E. Martin Aquatic Center in Auburn. Auburn has won 122 individual SEC titles

The Tigers have won at least one individual title in the past 20 meets

AU has finished either first or second at SECs 16 times since the women’s meet began in 1981

110 WOMEN’S SEC CHAMPIONS 2011 - Gainesville, Fla...... 4 Titles 2007 - Lexington, Ky...... 11 Titles 50 Freestyle...... Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace...... 21.34 1650 Freestyle...... Hayley Peirsol...... 15:56.37 100 Freestyle...... Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace...... 46.81 100 Backstroke...... Rachel Goh...... 52.34 200 Medley Relay...... 1:36.11 200 Breaststroke...... Julie Stupp...... 2:13.44 ...... (Bos, La. Norberg, Scott, Vanderpool-Wallace) 200 Butterfly...... Kristen Hastrup...... 1:57.10 200 Freestyle Relay...... 1:28.25 200 IM...... Ava Ohlgren...... 1:57.74 ...... (Riordan, Vanderpool-Wallace, Li. Norberg, Scott) 400 IM...... Adrienne Binder...... 4:11.65 400 Freestyle Relay...... 3:13.03 3-meter Diving...... Corey Gerlach...... 354.00 ...... (Riordan, Geary, Bos, Vanderpool-Wallace) 400 Free Relay...... 3:15.33 ...... (Ohlgren, Kukors, Ewing, Denby) 800 Free Relay...... 7:04.12 ...... (Ohlgren, Ewing, Kukors, Denby) 200 Medley Relay...... 1:38.97 ...... (Goh, Stupp, McCawley, Denby) 400 Medley Relay...... 3:36.57 ...... (Goh, Jensen, Bethune, Kukors)

2006 - Knoxville, Tenn...... 4 Titles 1650 Freestyle...... Hayley Peirsol...... 15:53.90 100 Backstroke...... Rachel Goh...... 53.25 400 IM...... Julie Stupp...... 4:09.30 400 Medley Relay...... 3:36.33 ...... (Goh, Stupp, Bethune, Kukors)

Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace has earned 10 SEC titles in three years at Au- 2005 - Gainesville, Fla...... 5 Titles burn. She’s been a part of six SEC champion relays, won the 50 and 100 free 200 IM...... Kirsty Coventry...... 1:55.34 in 2011 and the 100 free and 100 fly in 2010. 400 IM...... Kirsty Coventry...... 4:06.28 200 Backstroke...... Kirsty Coventry...... 1:51.43 2010 - Athens, Ga...... 6 Titles 100 Backstroke...... Margaret Hoezler...... 53.71 100 Freestyle...... Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace...... 47.93 1650 Freestyle...... Adrienne Binder...... 15:50.00 100 Butterfly...... Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace...... 52.55 100 Breaststroke...... Micah Lawrence...... 59.29 3-Meter...... Vennie Dantin...... 371.65 400 Medley Relay...... 3:31.83 ...... (Marik, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace)

2009 - Auburn, Ala...... 6 Titles 200 Freestyle...... Caitlin Geary...... 1:43.17 200 IM...... Ava Ohlgren...... 1:55.18 400 IM...... Ava Ohlgren...... 4:03.70 400 Freestyle Relay...... 3:12.00 Maggie ...... (Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Geary) 800 Freestyle Relay...... 6:54.02 Bowen’s 16 SEC ...... (Ohlgren, Geary, Marik, Bird) titles is the 400 Medley Relay...... 3:31.28 most of any AU ...... (Goh, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace) woman. Bowen claimed seven 2008 - Tuscaloosa, Ala...... 9 Titles of her nine indi- 200 Freestyle...... Emily Kukors...... 1:43.47 vidual titles in 1650 Freestyle...... Maggie Bird...... 15:58.27 the individual 100 Breaststroke...... Kara Denby...... 1:00.37 medley. 200 Fly...... Emily Kukors...... 1:54.97 200 IM...... Ava Ohlgren...... 1:54.97 400 IM...... Ava Ohlgren...... 4:05.78 400 Freestyle Relay...... 3:13.09 ...... (Ohlgren, Marik, Kukors, Denby) 800 Freestyle Relay...... 6:57.28 ...... (Ohlgren, Geary, Marik, Kukors) 400 Medley Relay...... 3:33.40 ...... (McCawley, Denby, Ohlgren, Kukors)

111 WOMEN’S SEC CHAMPIONS 2004 - Athens, Ga...... 10 Titles 200 Butterfly ...... Mimi Bowen...... 1:59.05 100 Freestyle...... Eileen Coparropa...... 48.57 400 IM...... Maggie Bowen...... 4:11.32 200 Freestyle...... Margaret Hoelzer...... 1:45.26 1650 Freestyle...... Adrienne Binder...... 15:51.70 1999 - Lexington, Ky...... 5 Titles 100 Backstroke...... Margaret Hoelzer...... 52.54 50 Freestyle...... Katie Taylor...... 22.59 200 Backstroke...... Kirsty Coventry...... 1:53.15 200 Freestyle ...... Rada Owen...... 1:47.25 200 IM...... Kirsty Coventry...... 1:56.90 100 Butterfly...... Mimi Bowen...... 54.33 400 IM...... Kirsty Coventry...... 4:08.87 400 Free Relay...... 3:18.87 200 Freestyle Relay...... 1:29.09 ...... (Owen, Woolf, Taylor, Ryan) ...... (Short, Swindle, Anderson, Coparropa) 800 Free Relay...... 7:51.51 400 Freestyle Relay...... 3:14.70 ...... (Owen, Woolf, Monroe, Ryan) ...... (Coparropa, Hoelzer, Swindle, Short) 800 Freestyle Relay...... 7:05.58 1998 - Gainesville, Fla...... 7 Titles ...... (Hoelzer, Kemp, Binder, Coventry) 50 Freestyle...... Katie Taylor...... 22.54 200 Freestyle ...... Rada Owen...... 1:46.84 2003 - Auburn, Ala...... 11 Titles 100 Butterfly...... Mimi Bowen...... 53.45 200 Freestyle...... Heather Kemp...... 1:45.11 200 Free Relay...... 1:30.27 100 Backstroke...... Kirsty Coventry...... 53.38 ...... (Bowen, Woolf, Ryan, Taylor) 200 Backstroke...... Margaret Hoelzer...... 1:52.83 400 Free Relay...... 3:18.31 100 Breaststroke...... Maggie Bowen...... 1:00.05 ...... (Owen, Woolf, Ryan, Taylor) 200 IM...... Maggie Bowen...... 1:55.73 200 Medley Relay...... 1:38.56 400 IM...... Maggie Bowen...... 4:05.82 ...... (Ryan, Monroe, Bowen, Taylor) 200 Freestyle Relay...... 1:29.48 400 Medley Relay...... 3:37.76 ...... (Short, Coparropa, Anderson, Bowen) ...... (Ryan, Monroe, Bowen, Taylor) 400 Freestyle Relay...... 3:16.75 ...... (Coventry, Coparropa, Short, Bowen) 1997 - Athens, Ga...... 4 Titles 800 Freestyle Relay...... 7:01.00 200 Butterfly...... Mimi Bowen...... 2:00.02 ...... (Hoelzer, Kemp, Coventry, Bowen) 100 Butterfly...... Mimi Bowen...... 53.39 200 Medley Relay...... 1:37.69 400 Free Relay...... 3:20.66 ...... (Anderson, Swander, Lunsmann, Coparropa) ...... (Bowen, Taylor, Owen, Ryan) 400 Medley Relay...... 3:34.86 200 Medley Relay...... 1:40.25 ...... (Coventry, Bowen, Hoelzer, Coparropa) ...... (Wenglarski, Hall, Bowen, Taylor)

2002 - Fayetteville, Ark...... 7 Titles 1996 - Knoxville, Tenn...... 1 Title 100 Butterfly...... Demerae Christianson...... 53.20 100 Backstroke...... Anne Wenglarski...... 55.39 100 Backstroke...... Kirsty Coventry...... 53.82 200 Backstroke...... Margaret Hoelzer...... 1:55.35 1995 - Columbia, S.C...... 2 Titles 200 IM...... Maggie Bowen...... 1:56.51 100 Breaststroke...... Keri Reynolds...... 1:02.13 400 IM...... Maggie Bowen...... 4:08.40 100 Backstroke...... Anne Wenglarski...... 55.01 200 Medley Relay...... 1:38.87 ...... (Coventry, Swander, Christianson, Coparropa) 1994 - Auburn, Ala...... 3 Titles 400 Medley Relay...... 3:36.02 400 IM...... Laura Berta...... 4:17.88 ...... (Coventry, Bowen, Christianson, Coparropa) 100 Butterfly...... Kristie Krueger...... 53.56 100 Breaststroke...... Keri Reynolds...... 1:01.73 2001 - Tuscaloosa, Ala...... 8 Titles 50 Freestyle...... Eileen Coparropa...... 22.35 1993 - Fayetteville, Ark...... 2 Titles 200 Butterfly...... Maggie Bowen...... 1:58.60 100 Butterfly...... Kristie Krueger...... 54.24 200 IM...... Maggie Bowen...... 1:57.26 3-meter Diving...... Marina Smith...... 484.65 400 IM...... Maggie Bowen...... 4:08.27 200 Free Relay...... 1:30.59 1992 - Tuscaloosa, Ala...... 1 Title ...... (Coparropa, Maxwell, Williford, Adams) 100 Backstroke...... Rachel Pchola...... 1:03.59 (LC) 400 Free Relay...... 3:17.09 ...... (Coparropa, Short, Maxwell, Adams) 1990 - Tuscaloosa, Ala...... 1 Title 200 Medley Relay...... 1:39.37 1-meter Diving...... Marina Smith...... 429.65 ...... (Spivey, Bowen, Adams, Coparropa) 400 Medley Relay...... 3:36.94 1989 - Gainesville, Fla...... 1 Title ...... (Spivey, Bowen, Christianson, Coparropa) 1-meter Diving...... Marina Smith...... 431.70

2000 - Auburn, Ala...... 3 Titles 1987 - Tuscaloosa, Ala...... 1 Title 100 Butterfly...... Mimi Bowen...... 53.54 200 Breaststroke...... Stephanie Putzi...... 2:18.31

112 WOMEN’S SEC CHAMPIONS 1985 - Athens, Ga...... 1 Title 1650 Freestyle...... Libby Pruden...... 16:27.72 SEC Titles by Athlete Name No. Event(s) Courtnee Adams...... 3...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR 1984 - Gainesville, Fla...... 4 Titles Jenni Anderson...... 3...... 200 FR (2), 200 MR 50 Freestyle...... Annie Lett...... 23.14 Laura Berta...... 1...... 400 IM 100 Freestyle...... Annie Lett...... 50.28 Tawnie Bethune...... 2...... 400 MR (2) 100 Backstroke...... Sandra McIntyre...... 56.20 Adrienne Binder...... 4...... 1650 free (2), 400 IM, 800 FR 1650 Freestyle...... Libby Pruden...... 16:28.87 Maggie Bird...... 2...... 1650 free, 800 FR Emily Bos...... 2...... 200 MR, 400 FR Maggie Bowen...... 16...... 100 breast, 200 fly, 200 IM (3), 400 IM (4), 1982 - Gainesville, Fla...... 1 Title ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR (3) 200 Butterfly...... Carolyn Goodley...... 2:01.95 Mimi Bowen...... 11...... 100 fly (4), 200 fly (2), ...... 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR (2), 400 MR 1981 - Tuscaloosa, Ala...... 6 Titles Demerae Christianson...... 4...... 100 fly, 200 MR, 400 MR (2) Eileen Coparropa...... 13...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR (3), 100 Freestyle...... Annie Lett...... 51.13 ...... 400 FR (3), 200 MR (3), 400 MR (3) 50 Backstroke...... Joanne Simpson...... 27.35 Kirsty Coventry...... 14...... 100 back (2), 200 back (2), 100 Backstroke...... Joanne Simpson...... 58.31 ...... 200 IM (2), 400 IM (2), 400 FR, 200 Backstroke...... Joanne Simpson...... 2:05.55 ...... 800 FR(2), 200 MR, 400 MR (2) 200 Breaststroke...... Julie Ginden...... 2:20.51 Kara Denby...... 6...... 100 breast, 400 FR (2), 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Emile Ewing...... 2...... 400 FR, 800 FR 400 IM...... Julie Ginden...... 4:24.06 Caitlin Geary...... 5...... 800 FR (2), 200 free, 400 FR (2) Corey Gerlach...... 1...... 3-meter Julie Ginden...... 2...... 200 breast, 400 IM Rachel Goh...... 6...... 100 back (2), 200 MR, 400 MR (3) Carolyn Goodley...... 1...... 200 fly Michele Hall...... 1...... 200 MR Kristen Hastrup...... 1...... 200 fly Margaret Hoelzer...... 9...... 200 free, 100 back (2), 200 back (2), ...... 400 FR, 800 FR (2), 400 MR Alicia Jensen...... 1...... 400 MR Heather Kemp...... 3...... 200 free, 800 FR (2) Kristie Krueger...... 2...... 100 fly (2) Emily Kukors...... 9...... 200 free, 200 fly, 400 FR (2), ...... 800 FR (2), 400 MR (3) Abby Lawrence...... 1...... 400 MR Annie Lett...... 3...... 50 free, 100 free (2) Leslie Lunsmann...... 1...... 200 MR Melissa Marik...... 4...... 400 FR (2), 800 FR (2) Cassidy Maxwell...... 2...... 200 FR, 400 FR Margo McCawley...... 2...... 200 MR, 400 MR Sandra McIntyre...... 1...... 100 back Brook Monroe...... 3...... 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Lauren Norberg...... 1...... 200 MR Lindsey Norberg...... 1...... 200 FR Marina Smith Ava Ohlgren...... 13...... 200 IM (3), 400 IM (2), 400 FR (3), ...... 800 FR (3), 400 MR (2) became Rada Owen...... 6...... 200 free (2), 400 FR (3), 800 FR Auburn’s first Rachel Pchola...... 1...... 100 back SEC diving Hayley Peirsol...... 2...... 1650 free (2) Libby Pruden...... 2...... 1650 free (2) champion as Stephanie Putzi...... 1...... 200 breast she captured Keri Reynolds...... 2...... 100 breast (2) the 1-meter Hannah Riordan...... 2...... 200 FR, 400 FR Katie Ryan...... 7...... 200 FR, 400 FR (3), title in 1989...... 800 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR She also took Olivia Scott...... 2...... 200 FR, 200 MR the title in the Becky Short...... 5...... 200 FR (2), 400 FR (3) event dur- Joanne Simpson...... 3...... 50 back, 100 back, 200 back Taylor Spivey...... 2...... 200 MR, 400 MR ing the 1990 Marina Smith...... 3...... 1-meter (2), 3-meter season and Julie Stupp...... 3...... 200 breast, 200 MR, 400 MR also won the Laura Swander...... 2...... 200 MR (2) Christina Swindle...... 2...... 200 FR, 400 FR 3-meter title in Katie Taylor...... 9...... 50 free (2), 200 FR, 1993...... 400 FR (3), 200 MR (2), 400 MR Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace...... 10...... 50 free, 100 free (2), 100 fly, ...... 400 MR (2), 400 FR (2) , 200 FR, 200 MR Anne Wenglarksi...... 3...... 100 back (2), 200 MR Robyn Williford...... 1...... 200 FR Jen Woolf...... 4...... 200 FR, 400 FR (2), 800 FR

113 WOMEN’S SEC CHAMPIONS SEC Titles by Event Event No. Athletes Event...... No...... Athletes 50 free...... 5...... Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (2011) 200 FR...... 5...... Riordan, Vanderpool-Wallace, Li. Norberg, Scott (2011) ...... Eileen Coparropa (2001) ...... Short, Swindle, Anderson, Coparropa (2004) ...... Katie Taylor (1999, 1998) ...... Short, Coparropa, Anderson, Bowen (2003) ...... Annie Lett (1984) ...... Coparropa, Maxwell, Williford, Adams (2001) ...... Bowen, Woolf, Ryan, Taylor (1998) 100 free...... 5...... Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (2010, 2011) ...... Eileen Coparropa (2004) 400 FR...... 10...... Riordan, Geary, Bos, Vanderpool-Wallace (2011) ...... Annie Lett (1984, 1981) ...... Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Geary (2009) ...... Ohlgren, Marik, Kukors, Denby (2008) 200 free...... 6...... Caitlin Geary (2009) ...... Ohlgren, Kukors, Ewing, Denby (2007) ...... Emily Kukors (2008) ...... Coparropa, Hoelzer, Swindle, Short (2004) ...... Margaret Hoelzer (2004) ...... Coventry, Coparropa, Short, Bowen (2003) ...... Heather Kemp (2003) ...... Coparropa, Short, Maxwell, Adams (2001) ...... Rada Owen (1999, 1998) ...... Owen, Woolf, Taylor, Ryan (1999) ...... Owen, Woolf, Ryan, Taylor (1998) 1650 free...... 7...... Maggie Bird (2008) ...... Bowen, Taylor, Owen, Ryan (1997) ...... Hayley Peirsol (2006, 2007) ...... Adrienne Binder (2005, 2004) 800 FR...... 6...... Ohlgren, Geary, Marik, Bird (2009) ...... Libby Pruden (1985, 1984) ...... Ohlgren, Geary, Marik, Kukors (2008) ...... Ohlgren, Ewing, Kukors, Denby (2007) 50 back...... 1...... Joanne Simpson (1981) ...... Hoelzer, Kemp, Binder, Coventry (2004) ...... Hoelzer, Kemp, Coventry, Bowen (2003) 100 back...... 11...... Rachel Goh (2006, 2007) ...... Owen, Woolf, Monroe, Ryan (1999) ...... Margaret Hoelzer (2005, 2004) ...... Kirsty Coventry (2003, 2002) 200 MR...... 7...... Bos, La. Norberg, Scott, Vanderpool-Wallace (2011) ...... Anne Wenglarksi (1996, 1995) ...... Goh, Stupp, McCawley, Denby (2007) ...... Rachel Pchola (1992) ...... Anderson, Swander, Lunsmann, Coparropa (2003) ...... Sandra McIntyre (1984) ...... Coventry, Swander, Christianson, Coparropa (2002) ...... Joanne Simpson (1981) ...... Spivey, Bowen, Adams, Coparropa (2001) ...... Ryan, Monroe, Bowen, Taylor (1998) 200 back...... 5...... Kirsty Coventry (2005, 2004) ...... Wenglarski, Hall, Bowen, Taylor (1997) ...... Margaret Hoelzer (2003, 2002) ...... Joanne Simpson (1981) 400 MR...... 9...... Marik, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace (2010) ...... Goh, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace (2009) 100 breast...... 5...... Micah Lawerence (2010) ...... McCawley, Denby, Ohlgren, Kukors (2008) ...... Kara Denby (2008) ...... Goh, Jensen, Bethune, Kukors (2007) ...... Maggie Bowen (2003) ...... Goh, Stupp, Bethune, Kukors (2006) ...... Keri Reynolds (1995, 1994) ...... Coventry, Bowen, Hoelzer, Coparropa (2003) ...... Coventry, Bowen, Christianson, Coparropa (2002) 200 breast...... 3...... Julie Stupp (2007) ...... Spivey, Bowen, Christianson, Coparropa (2001) ...... Stephanie Putzi (1987) ...... Ryan, Monroe, Bowen, Taylor (1998) ...... Julie Ginden (1981)

100 fly...... 8...... Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (2010) ...... Demerae Christianson (2002) ...... Mimi Bowen (2000, 1999, 1998, 1997) ...... Kristie Krueger (1994,1993)

200 fly...... 6...... Emily Kukors (2008) ...... Kristen Hastrup (2007) ...... Maggie Bowen (2001) ...... Mimi Bowen (2000, 1997) Mimi Bowen was ...... Carolyn Goodley (1982) the SEC champion in the 200 IM...... 8...... Ava Ohlgren (2007, 2008, 2009) ...... Kirsty Coventry (2005, 2004) 100 fly all four ...... Maggie Bowen (2003, 2002, 2001) years she swam at Auburn. 400 IM...... 12...... Ava Ohlgren (2008, 2009) ...... Adrienne Binder (2007) ...... Julie Stupp (2006) ...... Kirsty Coventry (2005, 2004) ...... Maggie Bowen (2003, 2002, 2001, 2000) ...... Laura Berta (1994) ...... Julie Ginden (1981)

1-meter...... 2...... Marina Smith (1990, 1989)

3-meter...... 3...... Vennie Dantin (2010) ...... Corey Gerlach (2007) ...... Marina Smith (1993)

Ava Ohlgren swept the IM events while competing on three SEC-champion relays at both the 2008 and 2009 Championships.

114 MEN’S SEC CHAMPIONS

2011 - Gainesville, Fla...... 7 Titles 2007 - Lexington, Ky...... 11 Titles 50 Freestyle...... Adam Brown...... 19.05 50 Freestyle...... Cesar Cielo...... 19.03 100 Freestyle...... Adam Brown...... 41.92 100 Freestyle...... Cesar Cielo...... 41.85 100 Breaststroke...... Stuart Ferguson...... 53.01 100 Backstroke...... Scott Goodrich...... 47.43 3-meter Diving...... Dan Mazzaferro...... 415.75 100 Butterfly...... Alexei Puninski...... 46.88 Platform Diving...... Dan Mazzaferro...... 475.20 1-meter Diving...... Steven Segerlin...... 368.80 200 Freestyle Relay...... 1:16.56 3-meter Diving...... Steven Segerlin...... 427.80 ...... (Brown, Chierighini, Manning, Krug) Platform...... Steven Segerlin...... 379.00 400 Freestyle Relay...... 2:49.95 200 Freestyle Relay...... 1:16.52 ...... (Brown, Krug, Modrov, Norys) ...... (Cielo, Puninski, Lundquist, Targett) 400 Freestyle Relay...... 2:51.31 2010 - Athens, Ga...... 10 Titles ...... (Lundquist, Targett, Wike, Cielo) 50 Freestyle...... Gideon Louw...... 19.03 200 Medley Relay...... 1:24.63 100 Freestyle...... Gideon Louw...... 42.36 ...... (Goodrich, Maras, Puninski, Targett) 100 Backstroke...... Pascal Wollach...... 45.69 400 Medley Relay...... 3:10.50 100 Breaststroke...... Adam Klein...... 52.78 ...... (Goodrich, Osborne, Puninski, Cielo) 1-meter Diving...... Kelly Marx...... 400.90 Platform Diving...... Kelly Marx...... 446.60 2006 - Knoxville, Tenn...... 8 Titles 200 Freestyle Relay...... 1:16.16 50 Freestyle...... Cesar Cielo...... 19.49 ...... (Brown, Krug, Fox, Louw) 100 Freestyle...... Cesar Cielo...... 43.00 400 Freestyle Relay...... 2:49.63 100 Backstroke...... Doug Van Wie...... 47.15 ...... (Brown, Fox, Norys, Louw) 200 Backstroke...... Doug Van Wie...... 1:42.83 200 Medley Relay...... 1:24.41 200 Freestyle Relay...... 1:18.17 ...... (White, Silva, Anderson, Louw) ...... (Puninski, Cielo, Goodrich, Bovell) 400 Medley Relay...... 3:07.01 400 Freestyle Relay...... 2:52.41 ...... (Wollach, Klein, McGill, Brown) ...... (Cielo, Lundquist, Cady, Andkjaer) 200 Medley Relay...... 1:26.33 2009 - Auburn, Ala...... 11 Titles ...... (Van Wie, Wike, Puninski, Cielo) 50 Freestyle...... Matt Targett...... 18.52 400 Medley Relay...... 3:09.03 100 Freestyle...... Matt Targett...... 41.55 ...... (Van Wie, Wike, Puninski, Cielo) 100 Backstroke...... Pascal Wollach...... 46.04 100 Butterfly...... Matt Targett...... 45.02 2005 - Gainesville, Fla...... 5 Titles 3-meter Diving...... Dan Mazzaferro...... 420.90 50 Freestyle...... Fred Bousquet...... 19.57 Platform Diving...... Dan Mazzaferro...... 487.90 100 Freestyle...... Fred Bousquet...... 42.81 200 Freestyle Relay...... 1:15.47 100 Backstroke...... Doug Van Wie...... 46.71 ...... (Andkjaer, Targett, Norys, Louw) Platform...... Steven Segerlin...... 582.95 400 Freestyle Relay...... 2:46.03 200 Free Relay...... 1:16.95 ...... (Andkjaer, Louw, Norys, Targett) ...... (Bovell, Wochomurka, Lundquist, Bousquet) 800 Freestyle Relay...... 6:18.15 ...... (Louw, Wollach, Dove, McGill 2004 - Athens, Ga...... 15 Titles 200 Medley Relay...... 1:23.69 50 Freestyle...... Fred Bousquet...... 19.48 ...... (White, Silva, Targett, Andkjaer) 100 Freestyle...... Fred Bousquet...... 42.53 400 Medley Relay...... 3:04.58 200 Freestyle...... George Bovell...... 1:34.54 ...... (Wollach, Klein, Madson, Targett) 500 Freestyle...... BJ Jones...... 4:17.35 200 Backstroke...... Bryce Hunt...... 1:41.48 2008 - Tuscaloosa, Ala...... 10 Titles 100 Breaststroke...... Mark Gangloff...... 53.21 50 Freestyle...... Cesar Cielo...... 18.91 200 Breaststroke...... Mark Gangloff...... 1:56.10 100 Freestyle...... Cesar Cielo...... 41.78 100 Butterfly...... Fred Bousquet...... 47.06 100 Breaststroke...... Michael Silva...... 53.60 200 Butterfly...... Jeremy Knowles...... 1:43.50 100 Butterfly...... Alexei Puninski...... 45.60 200 IM...... George Bovell...... 1:43.73 1-meter Diving...... Kelly Marx...... 352.20 Platform...... Caesar Garcia...... 593.15 Platform...... Dan Mazzaferro...... 444.65 200 Freestyle Relay...... 1:16.09 200 Freestyle Relay...... 1:16.92 ...... (Bovell, Wochomurka, Gibb, Bousquet) ...... (Cielo, Puninski, Goodrich, Scheren) 400 Freestyle Relay...... 2:51.24 400 Freestyle Relay...... 2:50.49 ...... (Bovell, Wochomurka, Gibb, Bousquet) ...... (Cielo, Goodrich, Scheren, Puninski) 200 Medley Relay...... 1:25.40 200 Medley relay...... 1:24.81 ...... (Wochomurka, Gangloff, Bousquet, Gibb) ...... (Goodrich, Silva, Puninski, Cielo) 400 Medley Relay...... 3:09.39 400 Medley Relay...... 3:08.57 ...... (Hunt, Gangloff, Knowles, Gibb) ...... (Norys, Silva, Puninski, Cielo) 2003 - Auburn, Ala...... 10 Titles 50 Freestyle...... Fred Bousquet...... 19.57 200 Backstroke...... Bryce Hunt...... 1:41.73 100 Breaststroke...... Pat Calhoun...... 52.85 100 Butterfly...... Fred Bousquet...... 46.70 200 IM...... George Bovell...... 1:44.21 Platform...... Caesar Garcia...... 672.50 200 Freestyle Relay...... 1:17.73 ...... (Wochomurka, Gibb, Kidd, Bousquet) 400 Freestyle Relay...... 2:51.96 ...... (Bousquet, Gibb, Kidd, Wochomurka) 200 Medley Relay...... 1:26.52 ...... (Gibb, Calhoun, Bousquet, Wochomurka) 400 Medley Relay...... 3:09.17 ...... (Hunt, Calhoun, Haidinyak, Bousquet)

2002 - Fayetteville, Ark...... 5 Titles 500 Freestyle...... Kevin Clements...... 4:17.20 100 Breaststroke...... Pat Calhoun...... 53.47 The quad of Steve Scheren, Scott Goodrich, Cesar Cielo and Alexei Puninski cap- 400 IM...... Kevin Clements...... 3:44.26 tured the 200 free and 400 free relays in 2008 Platform...... Matt Bricker...... 541.80 400 Medley Relay...... 3:09.99

115 MEN’S SEC CHAMPIONS

...... (Hampleman, Calhoun, Haidinyak, Wochomurka) 200 Backstroke...... Mike Andrews...... 1:43.98 200 Butterfly...... Randy Hartley...... 1:46.13 2001 - Tuscaloosa, Ala...... 6 Titles 400 IM...... Iian Mull...... 3:48.61 100 Freestyle...... Greg Busse...... 43.24 500 Freestyle...... Kevin Clements...... 4:19.27 1994 - Auburn, Ala...... 1 Title 200 Breaststroke...... Dave Denniston...... 1:55.52 100 Butterfly...... John Hargis...... 47.82 100 Butterfly...... Andy Haidinyak...... 47.13 200 Butterfly...... Jeff Somensatto...... 1:42.80 1993 - Fayetteville, Ark...... 1 Title 400 Medley Relay...... 3:09.70 100 Backstroke...... Alex Fedorov...... 47.93 ...... (Karr, Denniston, Haidinyak, Busse) 1992 - Tuscaloosa, Ala...... 1 Title 2000 - Auburn, Ala...... 7 Titles 200 Breaststroke...... Ty Richardson...... 2:20.21 50 Freestyle...... Aaron Ciarla...... 19.35 200 Freestyle...... Malcolm Hosford...... 1:36.72 1989 - Gainesville, Fla...... 2 Titles 100 Breaststroke...... Pat Calhoun...... 52.68 1-meter Diving...... Jose Rocha...... 549.20 200 Breaststroke...... Dave Denniston...... 1:55.81 3-meter Diving...... Jose Rocha...... 587.45 200 Free Relay...... 1:17.28 ...... (Ciarla, Busbee, Busse, Quevedo) 1988 - Knoxville, Tenn...... 4 Titles 400 Free Relay...... 2:53.45 100 Backstroke...... Steve Farmer...... 49.48 ...... (Busbee, Busse, Quevedo, Ciarla) 100 Butterfly...... Rod Bowman...... 48.20 800 Free Relay...... 6:27.32 200 Butterfly...... Rod Bowman...... 1:46.20 ...... (Boyle, Hosford, Clements, Busse) 3-meter Diving...... Jose Rocha...... 614.20

1999 - Lexington, Ky...... 13 Titles 1987 - Tuscaloosa, Ala...... 2 Titles 50 Freestyle...... Aaron Ciarla...... 19.39 200 Butterfly...... Rod Bowman...... 1:46.33 100 Freestyle...... Brock Newman...... 43.35 1-meter Diving3...... Jose Rocha...... 537.25 200 Freestyle...... Romain Barnier...... 1:35.91 1650 Freestyle...... Kevin Clements...... 15:18.55 1986 - Baton Rouge, La...... 4 Titles 100 Breaststroke...... Dave Denniston...... 53.61 50 Freestyle...... Per Johansson...... 20.13 200 Breaststroke...... Dave Denniston...... 1:57.52 100 Freestyle...... Per Johansson...... 43.87 100 Butterfly...... Brock Newman...... 46.87 200 Butterfly...... Rod Bowman...... 1:45.81 200 Butterfly...... Jeff Somensatto...... 1:45.01 1-meter Diving...... Jose Rocha...... 518.24 200 Free Relay...... 1:17.25 ...... (Busbee, Newman, Ciarla, Hawke) 1985 - Gainesville, Fla...... 3 Titles 400 Free Relay...... 2:54.29 200 Backstroke...... Rich Hughey...... 1:46.74 ...... (Barnier, Hawke, Quevedo, Newman) 100 Breaststroke...... Andy Bauer...... 54.62 800 Free Relay...... 6:28.89 200 Breaststroke...... Andy Bauer...... 2:00.37 ...... (Boyle, Newman, Pearce, Barnier) 200 Medley Relay...... 1:26.60 1984 - Athens, Ga...... 2 Titles ...... (Bartz, Denniston, Hawke, Ciarla) 50 Freestyle ...... John Black...... 19.84 400 Medley Relay...... 3:10.46 100 Freestyle...... John Black...... 43.81 ...... (Bartz, Quevedo, Denniston, Newman) 1983 - Knoxville, Tenn...... 3 Titles 1998 - Gainesville, Fla...... 11 Titles 50 Freestyle...... John Black...... 20.06 50 Freestyle...... Matt Busbee...... 19.54 200 Breaststroke...... Andy Bauer...... 2:00.05 100 Freestyle...... Brock Newman...... 43.12 3-meter Diving...... Skipper Wood...... 506.55 200 Freestyle...... Romain Barnier...... 1:36.48 100 Butterfly...... Mike Bartz...... 47.96 1982 - Tuscaloosa, Ala...... 2 Titles 200 Butterfly...... Jeff Somensatto...... 1:45.83 200 Freestyle...... Steve Wood...... 1:35.93 200 IM...... Lionel Moreau...... 1:46.93 200 Backstroke...... Rich Hughey...... 1:48.22 200 Free Relay...... 1:17.32 ...... (Busbee, Newman, Ciarla, Hawke) 1981 - Gainesville, Fla...... 5 Titles 400 Free Relay...... 2:54.55 50 Freestyle...... Rowdy Gaines...... 19.97 ...... (Bartz, Quevedo, Hawke, Newman) 100 Freestyle...... Rowdy Gaines...... 43.08 800 Free Relay...... 6:28.40 200 Freestyle...... Rowdy Gaines...... 1:33.80 ...... (Newman, Busse, Moreau, Barnier) 100 Butterfly...... Steve Smith...... 48.58 200 Medley Relay...... 1:26.69 200 Individual Medley...... Mike Upham...... 1:48.95 ...... (Bartz, Jerger, Crush, Hawke) 400 Medley Relay...... 3:10.36 1980 - Athens, Ga...... 4 Titles ...... (Bartz, Jerger, Newman, Hawke) 50 Freestyle...... David McCagg...... 20.40 200 Freestyle...... Rowdy Gaines...... 1:36.45 1997 - Athens, Ga...... 9 Titles 100 Backstroke...... David Marsh...... 49.90 50 Freestyle...... Matt Busbee...... 19.70 200 Backstroke...... David McCagg...... 1:49.33 100 Freestyle...... Brock Newman...... 43.20 200 Freestyle...... Scott Tucker...... 1:36.18 1979 - Knoxville, Tenn...... 1 Title 100 Backstroke...... Chip Crush...... 47.65 200 Freestyle...... Rowdy Gaines...... 1:36.45 100 Butterfly...... John Hargis...... 46.40 200 IM...... Scott Tucker...... 1:44.97 1978 - Auburn, Ala...... 5 Titles 400 Free Relay...... 2:53.28 200 Freestyle...... Rowdy Gaines...... 1:37.62 ...... (Crush, Newman, Tucker, Shackell) 100 Breaststroke...... Scott Spann...... 56.36 800 Free Relay...... 6:30.39 200 Breaststroke...... Scott Spann...... 2:03.44 ...... (Tucker, Shackell, McCreary, Newman) 200 Butterfly...... Bill Forrester...... 1:48.68 400 Medley Relay...... 3:09.84 200 Individual Medley...... Scott Spann...... 1:50.86 ...... (Bartz, Jerger, Hargis, Shackell)

1996 - Knoxville, Tenn...... 3 Titles 200 Backstroke...... Mike Andrews...... 1:44.91 100 Butterfly...... John Hargis...... 46.85 200 IM...... Kurt Jachimowski...... 1:46.04

1995 - Columbia, S.C...... 4 Titles 100 Backstroke...... Mike Andrews...... 47.64

116 MEN’S SEC CHAMPIONS SEC Titles by Athlete Name No. Event(s) Name No. Event(s) Jakob Andkjaer...... 4...... 200 FR, 400 FR (2) David Maras...... 1...... 200 MR Jordan Anderson...... 1...... 200 FR David Marsh...... 1...... 100 back Mike Andrews...... 3...... 100 back, 200 back (2) Kelly Marx...... 3...... 1-meter (2), Platform Romain Barnier...... 5...... 200 free (2), 400 FR, 800 FR (2) Dan Mazzaferro...... 5...... Platform (3), 3-meter (2) Mike Bartz...... 7...... 100 fly, 400 FR, Dave McCagg...... 2...... 50 free, 200 back ...... 200 MR (2), 400 MR (3) James McCreary...... 1...... 800 FR Andy Bauer...... 3...... 100 breast, 200 breast (2) Tyler McGill...... 2...... 800 FR, 400 MR John Black...... 3...... 50 free (2), 100 free Drew Modrov...... 1...... 400 FR Matt Bricker...... 1...... Platform Lionel Moreau...... 2...... 200 IM, 800 FR Fred Bousquet...... 15...... 50 free (3), 100 free (2), 100 fly (2), Iian Mull...... 1...... 400 IM ...... 200 FR (3), 400 FR (2), 200 MR (2), 400 MR Brock Newman...... 14...... 100 free (3), 100 fly, 200 FR (2), George Bovell...... 7...... 200 free, 200 IM (2), 200 FR (3), 400 FR ...... 400 FR (3), 800 FR (3), 400 MR (2) Rod Bowman...... 4...... 100 fly, 200 fly (3) Kohlton Norys...... 5...... 400 MR, 200 FR (2), 400 FR (2) Nate Boyle...... 2...... 800 FR (2) Sean Osborne...... 1...... 400 MR Paul Breitfeller...... 1...... 1-meter John Pearce...... 1...... 800 FR Adam Brown ...... 7...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 FR (2), 400 FR (2), 400 MR Alexei Puninski...... 12...... 100 fly (2), 200 FR (3), 400 FR, 200 MR (3), 400 MR (3) Matt Busbee...... 6...... 50 free (2), 200 FR (3), 400 FR Oswaldo Quevedo...... 5...... 200 FR, 400 FR (3), 400 MR Greg Busse...... 6...... 100 free, 200 FR, Ty Richardson...... 1...... 200 breast ...... 400 FR, 800 FR (2), 400 MR Jose Rocha...... 5...... 1-meter (3), 3-meter (2) Kurt Cady...... 1...... 400 FR Steve Scheren...... 2...... 200 FR, 400 FR Pat Calhoun...... 6...... 100 breast (3), 200 MR, 400 MR (2) Steven Segerlin...... 4...... 1-meter, 3-meter, Platform (2) Marcelo Chierighini...... 1...... 200 FR Nick Shackell...... 3...... 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR Aaron Ciarla...... 7...... 50 free (2), 200 FR (3), Michael Silva...... 5...... 100 breast, 200 MR (3), 400 MR ...... 400 FR, 200 MR Steve Smith...... 1...... 100 fly Cesar Cielo...... 17...... 50 free (3), 100 free (3), 200 FR (3), 400 FR (3) Jeff Somensatto...... 3...... 200 fly (3) ...... 200 MR (2), 400 MR (3) Scott Spann...... 6...... 100 breast (2), Kevin Clements...... 5...... 500 free (2), 1650 free, ...... 200 breast (2), 200 IM (2) ...... 400 IM, 800 FR Alexei Puninski...... 5...... 100 fly, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Chip Crush...... 3...... 100 back, 400 FR, 200 MR Matt Targett...... 10...... 200 FR (2), 50 free, 400 FR, 200 MR (2), 100 fly, Dave Denniston...... 7...... 100 breast, 200 breast (3), ...... 100 free, 400 FR (2) ...... 200 MR, 400 MR (2) Scott Tucker...... 4...... 200 free, 200 IM, 400 FR, 800 FR Doug Donovan...... 1...... 100 breast Mike Upham...... 1...... 200 IM Will Dove...... 1...... 800 FR Doug Van Wie...... 5...... 100 back (2), 200 back, 200 MR, 400 MR Mike Drews...... 3...... 200 breast, 200 IM, 400 IM Jared White...... 1...... 200 MR Steve Farmer...... 1...... 100 back James Wike...... 3...... 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR Alex Fedorov...... 1...... 100 back Ryan Wochomurka...... 8...... 200 FR (3), 400 FR (2), 200 MR (2), 400 MR Stuart Ferguson...... 1...... 100 breast Pascal Wollach...... 5...... 800 FR, 100 back (2), 400 MR (2) Bill Forrester...... 3...... 200 free, 200 fly (2) Skipper Wood...... 1...... 3-meter Chris Fox...... 2...... 200 FR, 400 FR Steve Wood...... 1...... 200 free Rowdy Gaines...... 6...... 50 free, 100 free, 200 free (4) Mark Gangloff...... 4...... 100 breast, 200 breast, 200 MR, 400 MR Caesar Garcia...... 2...... Platform (2) Derek Gibb...... 7...... 200 FR (2), 400 FR (2), ...... 200 MR (2), 400 MR Scott Goodrich...... 7...... 100 free, 200 FR (2), 400 FR, 200 MR (2), 400 MR Andy Haidinyak...... 4...... 100 fly, 400 MR (3) Kirk Hampleman...... 1...... 400 MR John Hargis...... 4...... 100 fly (3), 400 MR Randy Hartley...... 1...... 200 fly Brett Hawke...... 7...... 200 FR (2), 400 FR (2), ...... 200 MR (2), 400 MR Malcom Hosford...... 2...... 200 free, 800 FR Dan Mazzaferro Rich Hughey...... 2...... 200 back (2) earned three plat- Bryce Hunt...... 4...... 200 back (2), 400 MR (2) form titles in four Kurt Jachimowski...... 1...... 200 IM years (2008, 2009, Adam Jerger...... 3...... 200 MR, 400 MR (2) 2011) and also took Per Johansson...... 2...... 50 free, 100 free the 2009 and 2011 BJ Jones...... 1...... 500 free three-meter gold Jon Karr...... 1...... 400 MR medals. Matt Kidd...... 2...... 200 FR, 400 FR Adam Klein...... 1...... 400 MR Karl Krug...... 3...... 200 FR (2), 400 FR Don Langenmayr...... 1...... 100 fly Gideon Louw...... 8...... 50 free, 100 free, 800 FR, 200 FR (2), 400 FR (2), 200 MR Bryan Lundquist...... 4...... 200 FR (2), 400 FR (2) Adam Klein...... 2...... 100 breast, 400 MR Jeremy Knowles...... 2...... 200 fly, 400 MR Logan Madson...... 1...... 400 MR Chris Manning...... 1...... 200 FR

117 MEN’S SEC CHAMPIONS SEC Titles by Event Event No. Athletes ...... Bill Forrester (1978, 1977) 50 freestyle...... 18...... Adam Brown (2011) ...... Gideon Louw (2010) 200 IM...... 9...... George Bovell (2004, 2003) ...... Matt Targett (2009) ...... Lionel Moreau (1998) ...... Cesar Cielo (2006, 2007, 2008) ...... Scott Tucker (1997) ...... Fred Bousquet (2005, 2004, 2003) ...... Kurt Jachimowski (1996) ...... Aaron Ciarla (2000, 1999) ...... Mike Upham (1981) ...... Matt Busbee (1998, 1997) ...... Scott Spann (1978, 1977) ...... Per Johansson (1986) ...... Mike Drews (1974) ...... John Black (1984, 1983) ...... Rowdy Gaines (1981) 400 IM...... 3...... Kevin Clements (2002) ...... Dave McCagg (1980) ...... Iian Mull (1995) ...... Mike Drews (1974) 100 freestyle...... 15...... Adam Brown (2011) ...... Gideon Louw (2010) 1-meter...... 7...... Kelly Marx (2008, 2010) ...... Matt Targett (2009) ...... Steven Segerlin (2007) ...... Cesar Cielo (2006, 2007, 2008) ...... Jose Rocha (1989, 1987, 1986) ...... Fred Bousquet (2005, 2004) ...... Paul Breitfeller (1977) ...... Greg Busse (2001) ...... Brock Newman (1999, 1998, 1997) 3-meter...... 6...... Dan Mazzaferro (2009, 2011) ...... Per Johansson (1986) ...... Steven Segerlin (2007) ...... John Black (1984) ...... Jose Rocha (1989, 1988) ...... Rowdy Gaines (1981) ...... Skipper Wood (1983)

200 freestyle...... 11...... George Bovell (2004) Platform...... 9...... Kelly Marx (2010) ...... Malcom Hosford (2000) ...... Dan Mazzaferro (2008, 2009, 2011) ...... Romain Barnier (1999, 1998) ...... Steven Segerlin (2005, 2007) ...... Scott Tucker (1997) ...... Caesar Garcia (2004, 2003) ...... Steve Wood (1982) ...... Matt Bricker (2002) ...... Rowdy Gaines (1981, 1980, 1979,1978) ...... Bill Forrester (1977) 200 Freestyle Relay.....12...... Brown, Chierighini, Manning, Krug (2011) ...... Brown, Krug, Fox, Louw (2010) 500 freestyle...... 3...... BJ Jones (2004) ...... Andkjaer, Targett, Norys, Louw (2009) ...... Kevin Clements (2002, 2001) ...... Cielo, Puninski, Goodrich, Scheren (2008) ...... Cielo, Puninski, Lundquist, Targett (2007) 1650 freestyle...... 1...... Kevin Clements (1999) ...... Puninski, Cielo Goodrich, Bovell (2006) ...... Bovell, Wochomurka, Lundquist, Bousquet (2005) 100 backstroke...... 10...... Pascal Wollach (2009, 2010) ...... Bovell, Wochomurka, Gibb, Bousquet (2004) ...... Scott Goodrich (2007) ...... Wochomurka, Gibb, Kidd, Bousquet (2003) ...... Doug Van Wie (2006, 2005) ...... Ciarla, Busbee, Busse, Quevedo (2000) ...... Chip Crush (1997) ...... Busbee, Newman, Ciarla, Hawke (1999, 1998) ...... Mike Andrews (1995) ...... Alex Federov (1993) 400 Freestyle Relay.....12...... Brown, Krug, Modrov, Norys (2011) ...... Steve Farmer (1988) ...... Brown, Fox, Norys, Louw (2010) ...... David Marsh (1980) ...... Andkjaer, Louw, Norys, Targett (2009) ...... Cielo, Goodrich, Scheren, Puninski (2008) 200 backstroke...... 8...... Doug Van Wie (2006) ...... Lundquist, Targett, Wike, Cielo (2007) ...... Bryce Hunt (2004, 2003) ...... Cielo, Lundquist, Cady, Andkjaer (2006) ...... Mike Andrews (1996, 1995) ...... Bovell, Wochomurka, Gibb, Bousquet (2004) ...... Rich Hughey (1985, 1982) ...... Bousquet, Gibb, Kidd, Wochomurka (2003) ...... Dave McCagg (1980) ...... Busbee, Busse, Quevedo, Ciarla (2000) ...... Barnier, Hawke, Quevedo, Newman (1999) 100 breaststroke...... 12...... Stuart Ferguson (2011) ...... Bartz, Quevedo, Hawke, Newman (1998) ...... Adam Klein (2010) ...... Crush, Newman, Tucker, Shackell (1997) ...... Michael Silva (2008) ...... Mark Gangloff (2004) 800 Freestyle Relay.....5...... Louw, Wollach, Dove, McGill (2009) ...... Pat Calhoun (2003, 2002, 2000) ...... Boyle, Hosford, Clements, Busse (2000) ...... Dave Denniston (1999) ...... Boyle, Newman, Pearce, Barnier (1999) ...... Andy Bauer (1985) ...... Newman, Busse, Moreau, Barnier (1998) ...... Scott Spann (1978, 1977) ...... Tucker, Shackell, McCreary, Newman (1997) ...... Doug Donovan (1975) 200 Medley Relay...... 9...... White, Silva, Anderson, Louw (2010) 200 breaststroke...... 10...... Mark Gangloff (2004) ...... White, Silva, Targett, Andkjaer (2009) ...... Dave Denniston (2001, 2000, 1999) ...... Goodrich, Silva, Puninski, Cielo (2008) ...... Ty Richardson (1992) ...... Goodrich, Maras, Puninski, Targett (2007) ...... Andy Bauer (1985, 1983) ...... Van Wie, Wike, Puninski, Cielo (2006) ...... Scott Spann (1978, 1977) ...... Wochomurka, Gangloff, Bousquet, Gibb (2004) ...... Mike Drews (1974) ...... Gibb, Calhoun, Bousquet, Wochomurka (2003) ...... Bartz, Denniston, Hawke, Ciarla (1999) 100 butterfly...... 14...... Matt Targett (2009) ...... Bartz, Jerger, Crush, Hawke (1998) ...... Alexei Puninski (2007, 2008) ...... Fred Bousquet (2004, 2003) 400 Medley Relay...... 12...... Wollach, Klein, McGill, Brown (2010) ...... Andy Haidinyak (2002) ...... Wollach, Klein, Madson, Targett (2009) ...... Brock Newman (1999) ...... Norys, Silva, Puninski, Cielo (2008) ...... Mike Bartz (1998) ...... Goodrich, Osborne, Puninski, Cielo (2007) ...... John Hargis (1997, 1996, 1994) ...... Van Wie, Wike, Puninski, Cielo (2006) ...... Rod Bowman (1988) ...... Hunt, Gangloff, Knowles, Gibb (2004) ...... Steve Smith (1981) ...... Hunt, Calhoun, Haidinyak, Bousquet (2003) ...... Don Langenmayr (1975) ...... Hampleman, Calhoun, Haidinyak, Wochomurka (2002) ...... Karr, Denniston, Haidinyak, Busse (2001) 200 butterfly...... 10...... Jeremy Knowles (2004) ...... Bartz, Quevedo, Denniston, Newman (1999) ...... Jeff Somensatto (2001, 1999, 1998) ...... Bartz, Jerger, Newman, Hawke (1998) ...... Randy Hartley (1995) ...... Bartz, Jerger, Hargis, Shackell (1997) ...... Rod Bowman (1988, 1987, 1986)

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Men’s Results Women’s Results

National SEC Dual Meet National SEC Dual Meet Year Finish Finish Record Coach Year Finish Finish Record Coach 1970 - 8th (20) 0-7 Washington 1970 - - - Washington 1971 - 8th (30) 2-9 Washington 1971 --- - - Washington 1972 - 8th (30) 4-10 Washington 1972 - - - Washington 1973 - 4th (146) 7-1 Reese 1973 - - - Reese 1974 17th (18) 3rd (316) 3-3 Reese 1974 - - - Reese 1975 8th (88) 3rd (399) 6-1 Reese 1975 - - - Reese 1976 8th (87) 3rd (209) 5-1 Reese 1976 - - - Reese 1977 5th (155) 3rd (397) 4-2 Reese 1977 - - - Reese 1978 2nd (185) 2nd (368) 7-1 Reese 1978 24th - 2-4 Reese 1979 6th (160) 3rd (344) 8-1 Quick 1979 21st - 0-6 Quick 1980 5th (168) 2nd (459) 5-2 Quick 1980 12th - 3-4 Quick 1981 5th (146) 3rd (383) 4-2 Quick 1981 7th 3rd (656) 2-2 Quick 1982 11th (81) 3rd (380) 5-2 Quick 1982 4th (253) 3rd (434) 7-1 Quick 1983 9th (78.5) t-3rd (299) 7-2 Asmuth 1983 8th (131) 3rd (424) 3-2 Asmuth 1984 8th (88.5) 3rd (330) 7-2 Asmuth 1984 6th (111) 3rd (416) 2-4 Asmuth 1985 10th (121) 3rd (485.5) 5-2 Asmuth 1985 t-24th (26) 3rd (544) 3-4 Asmuth 1986 t-14th (67) 4th (459.5) 5-2 Asmuth 1986 t-25th (30) 5th (429) 3-4 Asmuth 1987 t-14th (69) 5th (441.5) 4-6 Asmuth 1987 30th (10) 6th (402) 4-4 Asmuth 1988 15th (64) 4th (453) 4-4 Asmuth 1988 35th (11) 5th (399) 6-4 Asmuth 1989 22nd (49) 5th (376.5) 1-8 Asmuth 1989 - 7th (249.5) 4-6 Asmuth 1990 - 5th (357) 0-9 Asmuth 1990 24th (29) 7th (278) 2-7-1 Asmuth 1991 20th (42) 6th (364) 2-7 Marsh 1991 35th (9) 5th (404) 4-5 Marsh 1992 15th (85) 6th (371) 7-2 Marsh 1992 8th (154) 2nd (540) 7-2 Marsh 1993 6th (215) 2nd (593.5) 4-3 Marsh 1993 8th (174) 2nd (595) 5-1 Marsh 1994 4th (301.5) 1st (633.5) 7-2 Marsh 1994 5th (242) 2nd (628) 8-2 Marsh 1995 3rd (393) 1st (754.5) 8-0 Marsh 1995 13th (92) 2nd (519) 5-1 Marsh 1996 2nd (443.5) 2nd (678.5) 6-0 Marsh 1996 12th (130.5) 5th (421) 5-2 Marsh 1997 1st (496.5) 1st (780.5) 5-0 Marsh 1997 7th (240) 2nd (538) 7-0 Marsh 1998 2nd (394.5) 1st (858.5) 4-1 Marsh 1998 6th (269.5) 2nd (683) 5-0 Marsh 1999 1st (467.5) 1st (857.5) 7-2 Marsh 1999 11th (138) 2nd (577) 9-3 Marsh 2000 2nd (385) 1st (752) 4-1 Marsh 2000 5th (207) 2nd (701) 6-0 Marsh 2001 7th (236) 1st (814) 7-1 Marsh 2001 4th (324) 2nd (668) 9-0 Marsh 2002 3rd (365.5) 1st (763) 6-0 Marsh 2002 1st (474) 3rd (693.5) 7-0 Marsh 2003 1st (609.5) 1st (918.5) 7-0 Marsh 2003 1st (536) 1st (841.5) 5-0 Marsh & Brackin 2004 1st (634) 1st (1,008) 9-0 Marsh 2004 1st (569) 1st (846) 9-0 Marsh & Brackin 2005 1st (491) 1st (829.5) 8-0 Marsh 2005 2nd (492) 1st (816) 6-1 Marsh & Brackin 2006 1st (480.5) 1st (1101.5) 10-0 Marsh 2006 1st (518.5) 2nd (1075) 9-0 Marsh & Tierney-Walker 2007 1st (566) 1st (934) 4-1 Marsh 2007 1st (899) 1st (535) 6-1 Marsh & Tierney-Walker 2008 5th (316) 1st (806) 4-2 Quick 2008 2nd (348) 1st (761.5) 7-1 Quick & Tierney-Walker 2009 1st (526) 1st (880.5) 4-1 Quick & Hawke 2009 6th (281.5) 2nd (730.5) 3-3 Quick & Tierney-Walker 2010 6th (277.5) 1st (784) 5-2 Hawke 2010 8th (153) 3rd (568) 4-4 Hawke 2011 6th (269.5) 1st (799) 3-1 Hawke 2011 8th (202) 3rd (563) 5-0 Hawke

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(Records from 1970-1980 are incomplete) 2-1 66 Florida 74 1990-91 NCAA: 35th, SEC: 5th (4-5) 1-27 65 Alabama 75 2-2 81 Miami (FL) 59 Head Coach: David Marsh 1-27 88 #1 Michigan 52 1977-78 (2-4) 2/28-3/2 544 SEC Championship 3rd 11-10 60 Vanderbilt 52 2-7 421 SEC Championship 5th Head Coach: Eddie Reese 3-21-23 26 NCAA Championship t-24th 11-10 83 Southern Illinois 30 2-23 139 South Carolina 105 59 Clemson 72 11-16 89.5 Tennessee 152.5 3-21 130.5 NCAA Championship 12th 68 LSU 63 12-1 98 Florida 198 65 Alabama 66 1985-86 NCAA: t-25th, SEC: 5th (3-4) 12-20 170 Dupage(Ill.) JC 88 55 Florida 76 Head Coach: John Asmuth 1-19 87 LSU 150 1996-97 NCAA: 7th, SEC: 2nd (7-0) 68 North Carolina 63 11-16 66 Georgia 81 1-26 120 Alabama 123 Head Coach: David Marsh 38 North Carolina State 93 1-11 63 Clemson 77 2-1 146 Georgia 142 11-1 149 Florida Atlantic 126 SIC Championship 4th 1-17 63 Alabama 77 2-3 112 Miami (Fla.) 128 11-22 Husker Shootout 2nd AIAW Championship 24th 1-31 87 Southern Illinois 53 2-9 Forfeit 11-25 66 American 44 2-8 88 N.C. State 50 Kentucky — 1-4 172 Florida 126 2-14 58 Florida 82 2-20-23 404 SEC Championship 5th 1-24 203 LSU 103 1978-79 (0-6) 2-15 82 Miami (FL) 58 3-14-16 9 NCAA Championship 35th 1-24 206 Florida State 140 Head Coach: Richard Quick 2/27-3/2 429 SEC Championship 5th 2-8 136 Alabama 104 AIAW Championship 21st 3-20-22 30 NCAA Championship t-25th 2-19 538 SEC Championship 2nd 1991-92 NCAA: 8th, SEC: 2nd (7-2) 2-28 145 South Carolina 93 Head Coach: David Marsh 3-20 240 NCAA Championship 7th 1979-80 (3-4) 1986-87 NCAA: 30th, SEC: 6th (4-4) 11-1 128 LSU 109 Head Coach: Richard Quick Head Coach: John Asmuth 11-8 85 Georgia 157 AIAW Championship 12th 11-14 57 Georgia 81 11-9 55 Emory 45 1997-98 NCAA: 6th, SEC: 2nd (5-0) 1-17 48 LSU 65 11-9 58 Florida Atlantic 44 Head Coach: David Marsh 1-24 85 Vanderbilt 54 12-15 33 Florida 80 10-10 154 Florida Atlantic 132 1980-81 SEC: 3rd, (2-2-0) 1-31 59 Alabama 81 12-15 74 Florida State 38 11-7 SMU Women’s 5th Head Coach: Richard Quick 2-6 136 North Carolina 130 1-6 132.5 North Carolina State 109.5 1-10 155 Florida 145 55 Clemson 40 2-7 74 North Carolina State 40 1-12 129 South Carolina 102 1-17 205 Northwestern 145 72 Alabama 51 2-13 53 Florida 85 1-18 164.5 Alabama 134.5 1-17 231 Tennessee 115 53 Florida 86 2-14 60 Miami (Fla.) 53 2-5-8 540 SEC Championship 2nd 2-6 161 Alabama 106 63 Miami (Fla.) 67 2-25-28 402 SEC Championship 6th 3-19-21 154 NCAA Championship 8th 2-18-21 683 SEC Championship 2nd 656 SEC Championship 3rd 3-19-21 10 NCAA Championship 30th 3-19-21 269.5 NCAA Championship 6th AIAW Championship 7th 1992-93 NCAA: 8th, SEC: 2nd (5-1) 1987-88 NCAA: 35th, SEC: 5th (6-4) Head Coach: David Marsh 1998-99 NCAA: 11th, SEC: 2nd (9-3) 1981-82 NCAA: 4th, SEC: 3rd, (7-1) Head Coach: John Asmuth 10-17 102 Emory 58 Head Coach: David Marsh Head Coach: Richard Quick 11-14 60 Georgia 80 11-1 138 Clemson 93 10-17 78 Cal-Berkeley 184 40 Florida 68 12-12 86 Southern Illinois 27 11-7 114 Georgia 129 11-21 114.5 Arizona 181.5 81 Miami 67 12-12 57 Tennessee 56 1-9 133 LSU 96 11-23 167 Arizona State 133 94 Brenau 35 1-14 67 Tulane 45 1-16 145 South Carolina 93 Georgia Southern 33 Alabama A&M 27 1-16 50 LSU 63 3-5 84 Alabama 55 Purdue 84 Tulane 50 1-16 102 Florida A&M 4 2-17-20 595 SEC Championship 2nd Florida Atlantic 66 LSU 44 1-30 73 Alabama 67 3-18-20 174 NCAA Championship 8th Nebraska 79 Alabama 54 2-6 67 Vanderbilt 45 1-8 129 Stanford 171 82 Florida State 67 2-12 57 Florida 74 1-16 201.5 Northwestern 148.5 434 SEC Championship 3rd 2-13 55 Miami (Fla.) 58 1993-94 NCAA: 5th, SEC: 2nd (8-2) 1-16 194 Tennessee 158 253 NCAA Championship 4th 2-24-27 399 SEC Championship 5th Head Coach: David Marsh 1-30 129 Florida 116 3-17-19 11 NCAA Championship t-35th 10-1 131 Clemson (5K) 24 2-6 141 Alabama 83 11-5 115 Georgia 126 2-18-20 577 SEC Championship 2nd 1982-83 NCAA: 8th, SEC: 3rd, (3-2) 12-18 135 Miami (Fla.) 76 3-18-20 138 NCAA Championship 11th Head Coach: John Asmuth 1988-89 SEC: 7th, (4-6) 12-21 130 Florida Atlantic 46 11-12 82 Georgia 67 Head Coach: John Asmuth 1-7 136 LSU 105 11-20 77 Florida State 72 11-4 53 Tennessee 84 1-8 141.5 Florida 155.5 1999-2000 NCAA: 5th, SEC: 2nd (6-0) 12-11 82 Southern Illinois 67 11-11 60 Georgia 77 1-15 169 Tennnessee 128 Head Coach: David Marsh 1-21 57 Alabama 92 1-3 70 Southern Illinois 43 1-15 150 Brown 127 10-30 140 Florida State 102 2-5 57 Florida 88 1-14 59 Alabama 81 1-28 165.5 Alabama 127.5 11-19 185 Alabama 105 2-24-26 424 SEC Championship 3rd 1-15 60 Miami (Fla.) 53 2-5 113 North Carolina 92 1-15 193 Northwestern 159 3-17-19 131 NCAA Championship 8th 1-20 49 LSU 64 2-16-19 628 SEC Championship 2nd 1-15 229 Tennessee 124 1-21 142 Tulane 74 3-17-19 242 NCAA Championship 5th 1-22 177 Florida 123 1-28 60 Kentucky 53 2-16-19 701 SEC Championship 2nd 1983-84 NCAA: 6th, SEC: 3rd, (2-4) 2-10 41 Florida 69 2-23 123 Kentucky 87 Head Coach: John Asmuth 2-11 58 Vanderbilt 85 1994-95 NCAA: 13th, SEC: 2nd (5-1) 3-16-18 207 NCAA Championship 5th 11-5 69 Maryland 44 2-22-25 249.5 SEC Championship 7th Head Coach: David Marsh 11-12 61 Georgia 79 10-28 157 Clemson 121 11-18 63 Florida State 77 11-4 77.5 Florida State 34.5 2000-01 NCAA: 4th, SEC: 2nd (9-0) 12-10 54 Southern Illinois 86 1989-90 NCAA: 24th, SEC: 7th (2-7-1) 1-7 177 Northwestern 121 Head Coach: David Marsh 1-20 80 Alabama 60 Head Coach: John Asmuth 1-14 132 Alabama 111 11-17 186 Alabama 112 2-4 65.5 Florida 74.5 11-4 54 Vanderbilt 59 1-28 101 Michigan 140 12-20 108 Tampa 51 2-23-25 416 SEC Championship 3rd 11-10 32 Tennessee 81 3-3 147 Tennessee 108 12-20 108 Shippensburg 38 3-15-17 111 NCAA Championship 6th 11-10 28 Kentucky 88 2-15-18 519 SEC Championship 2nd 1-5 137 Florida 106 11-17 66 LSU 47 3-16-18 92 NCAA Championship 13th 1-7 131 Arizona State 106 12-9 70 Southern Illinois 70 1-13 187 Tennessee 163 1984-85 NCAA: t-24th, SEC: 3rd (3-4) 1-6 167 North Carolina State 132 1-13 198 Northwestern 153 Head Coach: John Asmuth 1-20 52 Alabama 88 1995-96 NCAA: 12, SEC: 5th (5-2) 1-20 143 Florida State 90 11-1 48 Virginia 65 1-27 57 Georgia 83 Head Coach: David Marsh 1-27 170 South Carolina 119 11-2 66 Virginia Tech 47 2-9 68 Miami (Fla.) 45 10-21 141 Kentucky (LC) 102 2-21-24 668 SEC Championship 2nd 11-17 79 Georgia 61 2-10 67 Florida 45 11-3 137 Florida State 95 3-15-17 324 NCAA Championship 4th 1-10 56 Southern Illinois 84 2-21-24 278 SEC Championship 7th 12-19 47 Illinois-Chicago 33 1-18 42 Alabama 98 3-16-18 29 NCAA Championship 24th 1-5 127 Northwestern 135

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2001-02 NCAA: 1st, SEC 3rd (7-0) 2006-07 NCAA: 1st, SEC: 1st (6-1) Head Coach: David Marsh Head Coach: David Marsh Auburn vs. All Opponents 11-1 65 Southern Methodist 48 and Dorsey Tierney-Walker (1980-2011) 11-16 173 Alabama 90 10-6 176 LSU (3) 115 12-15 164.5 SW Missouri State 114.5 11-10-11 203 #15 Tennessee (4) 143.5 Opponent W L 1-3 55 Western Illinois 45 11-10-11 161.5 #3 Stanford (4) 191.5 1-12 186 Northwestern 159 11-17 148 Alabama (4) 78 Alabama 23 8 1-12 207 Tennessee 138 1-11 140 #12 Texas (3) 91 Alabama A&M 1 0 1-25 130.5 Florida 110.5 1-20 167 #9 Florida (3) 125 Arizona 0 1 2-20-23 693.5 SEC Championship 3rd 1-27 129 #7 Florida State (2) 112 Arizona State 2 0 3-21-23 474 NCAA Championship 1st 2-2-4 535 SEC Championship 1st Arkansas 3 0 3-8-10 899 NCAA Championship 1st Brenau 1 0 2002-03 NCAA: 1st, SEC 1st (5-0) Brown 1 0 Head Coach: David Marsh and Kim 2007-08 NCAA: 2nd, SEC: 1st (7-1) Cal-Berkeley 0 1 Brackin Head Coach: Richard Quick Clemson 5 1 10-5 190 LSU(1) 71 and Dorsey Tierney-Walker 11-23 202.5 #4 Stanford (1) 129.5 11-9-10 201 #12 Tennessee (1) 146 Dupage (Ill.) JC 1 0 11-23 214 Pacific (1) 112 11-16 144 Alabama (1) 97 Emory 3 0 12-7 1002 Auburn Tiger Invitational 1st 1-10 157 #16 Texas (1) 80 Florida 13 16 1-24 125 #2 Florida (1) 113 1-12 155 #6 Texas A&M (1) 139 Florida Atlantic 5 0 1-31 163 #20 Alabama (1) 127 1-12 218 #12 SMU (1) 72 Florida A&M 1 0 2-19-22 841.5 SEC Championship 1st 1-26 135 #7 Florida (1) 165 3-20-22 536 NCAA Championship 1st 2-9 177 #22 Florida State (5) 118 Florida State 13 1 2-9 182 Arkansas (5) 113 Georgia 3 12 2-20-23 761.5 SEC Championship 1st Georgia Southern 1 0 2003-04 NCAA: 1st, SEC 1st (9-0) 3-20-22 348 NCAA Championship 2nd Illinois-Chicago 1 0 Head Coach: David Marsh and Kim Brackin Indiana 1 0 10-11 81 Arkansas (1) 58 2008-09 NCAA: 6th, SEC: 2nd (3-3) Louisiana State 11 4 10-11 86 Missouri (1) 53 Head Coach: Richard Quick Kentucky 5 2 10-24/25 218 Virginia (1) 127 and Dorsey Tierney-Walker Maryland 1 0 10-24-25 214 Penn State (1) 131 11-14 128 #2 Georgia (7) 167 Miami (Fla.) 7 3 11-15 194 #24 Tennessee (1) 101 11-21-22 232.5 Alabama (7) (LC) 165 11-21 134 Alabama (1) 92 1-8 109 #4 Texas (7) 129 Michigan 1 1 1-17-18 222 #7 USC (LCM) (1) 116 1-24 114 #6 Florida (5) 169 Missouri 1 0 1-23 144 #3 Florida (1) 99 2-7 166 Florida State (6) 120 Missouri State 1 0 1-31 161 Kentucky (1) 120 2-7 142.5 #8 Texas A&M (6) 140.5 Nebraska 1 0 2-24-27 846 SEC Championship 1st 2-18-21 730.5 SEC Championship 2nd 3-18-20 569 NCAA Championship 1st 3-19-21 281.5 NCAA Championship 6th North Carolina 3 0 NC State 4 1 Northwestern 6 1 2004-05 NCAA: 2nd, SEC 1st (6-1) 2009-10 NCAA: 8th, SEC: 3rd (4-4) Notre Dame 1 0 Head Coach: David Marsh and Kim Head Coach: Brett Hawke Pacific 1 0 Brackin 10-23 177 LSU 122 11-12 105 #1 Georgia (2) 138 11-12 134 Alabama 107 Penn State 2 0 11-19 140 Alabama (2) 105 11-20 104 #1 Georgia (7) 134 Purdue 1 0 1-3 157.5 Kentucky 92.5 12-3-5 386 Texas Invite (7) 4th Shippensburg 1 0 1-7 158 Clemson (2) 81 1-7 107 #5 Texas (8) 134 South Carolina 7 0 1-8 178 South Carolina 75 1-9 204 SMU (8) 87 1-21 160 #3 Florida (2) 81 1-9 129 #6 Texas A&M (8) 169 Southern Cal 1 0 1-29 177 #24 Florida State (2) 119 1-22 115 #7 Florida (8) 185 So. Illinois (1 tie) 5 2 2-16-19 816 SEC Championship 1st 2-6 172 Emory (8) 102 SMU 3 0 3-17-19 492 NCAA Championship 2nd 2-17-20 568 SEC Championship 3rd Stanford 1 2 3-18-20 153 NCAA Championship 8th Tampa 1 0 2005-06 NCAA: 1st, SEC 2nd (9-0) Tennessee 11 3 Head Coach: David Marsh 2010-11 NCAA: 8th, SEC: 3rd (5-0) Texas 3 2 and Dorsey Tierney-Walker Head Coach: Brett Hawke Texas A&M 2 1 9-30 119 South Carolina (2) 81 10-9 169 Alabama 74 Tulane 3 0 10-14 165 #15 Indiana (2) 124 10-22 175 LSU 123 10-21 135 LSU (2) 107 10-22 197 Notre Dame 101 Vanderbilt 3 2 11-11 222 #18 Virginia (2) 126 12-3-5 769.5 Georgia Invite 2nd Virginia 2 1 195.5 #14 Penn State (2) 150.5 1-13 183 #3 Texas (12) 117 Virginia Tech 1 0 11-18 144.5 Alabama (2) 91 1-21 165 #6 Florida (12) 135 Western Illinois 1 0 1-21 178 #21 Florida (2) 120 2-11-19 678 SEC Championship 3rd Total (1 tie) 166 65 1-28 149 Arkansas (2) 69 3-17-19 202 NCAA Championship 8th 142 #17 Florida State (2) 90 2-15-18 1075 SEC Championship 2nd Under Brett Hawke 3-16-18 518.5 NCAA Championship 1st (2009-present) 9 4

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(Some dates are missing due to incomplete 1975-76 NCAA: 8th, SEC: 3rd (5-1-0) 2-30 56 Tulane 39 2-12-14 Saluki Invitational 2nd records) Head Coach: Eddie Reese 2-5 48 Miami (Fla.) 65 2-25-27 453 SEC Championship 4th 11-21 Southeastern Relays 2nd 2-6 64 Florida 48 4-7-9 64 NCAA Championship 15th 1969-70 SEC: 8th (0-7-0) Tennessee Relays 2nd 2-20 65 Southern Methodist 48 Head Coach: Bill Washington 1-14 75 Tulane 36 3-4-6 380 SEC Championship 3rd 1988-89 NCAA: 22nd, SEC: 5th (1-8-0) 51 Emory 60 1-16 33 Alabama 80 3-25-27 81 NCAA Championship 11th Head Coach: John Asmuth 35 Georgia 59 1-17 60 Can. All-Stars 35 11-4 44 Tennessee 63 39 Alabama 69 1-23 71 South Carolina 42 1982-83 NCAA: 9th, SEC: t-3rd (7-2-0) 11-11 46 Georgia 66 30 Georgia 69 1-31 61 LSU 52 Head Coach: John Asmuth 11-18-19 Penn State Invitational 4th 18 Vanderbilt 89 2-7 64 Florida State 49 11-12 65 Georgia 47 11-25-26 South Carolina Invitational 2nd 54 Emory 56 2-12-14 Southern Intercollegiate 1st 11-20 66 Florida State 47 1-3 53 Southern Illinois 60 45 Birmingham Southern 61 3-4-6 209 SEC Championship 3rd 1-8 69 Southern Illinois 44 1-14 39 Alabama 74 20 SEC Championship 8th 3-25-27 87 NCAA Championship 8th 1-14 58 Texas 55 1-15 48 Miami (Fla.) 64 1-22 51 Alabama 62 1-20 52 LSU 61 1970-71 SEC: 8th (2-9-0) 1976-77 NCAA: 5th, SEC: 3rd (4-2-0) 1-28-29 SMU Invitational 6th 1-21 122 Tulane 119 Head Coach: Bill Washington Head Coach: Eddie Reese 2-4 61 Miami (Fla.) 50 1-28 55 Kentucky 58 11-21 31 Vanderbilt 67 11-18 68 Tulane 34 2-5 55 Florida 58 2-10 47 Florida 63 11-22 30 Tennessee 71 1-1 Tennessee Relays 2nd 2-10-12 Southern Intercollegiate 1st 2-22-25 376.5 SEC Championship 5th 1-23 54 Dekalb 43 1-8 64 Tennessee 49 2-18 62 Southern Methodist 49 3-31-4-1 49 NCAA Championship 22nd 1-26 44 Georgia Tech 59 1-22 46 Alabama 67 2-19 61 Houston 52 1-26 52 Emory 59 1-28 55 North Carolina State 58 3-3-5 299 SEC Championship t-3rd 1989-90 SEC: 5th (0-9-0) 1-28 14 South Carolina 90 2-5 74 North Carolina 39 3-24-26 78.5 NCAA Championship 9th Head Coach: John Asmuth 2-5 34 Georgia 77 2-10-12 Southern Intercollegiate 1st 11-10 43 Tennessee 68 2-9 71 Dekalb 37 2-19 65 Florida State 48 1983-84 NCAA: 8th, SEC: 3rd (7-2-0) 11-10 48 Kentucky 65 2-12 44 Tulane 63 3-3-5 397 SEC Championship 3rd Head Coach: John Asmuth 11-17 48 LSU 65 2-12 51 University of the South 57 3-24-26 155 NCAA Championship 5th 11-4 69 Maryland 44 12-9 65 Southern Illinois 75 2-20 40 Alabama 61 11-11 66 Georgia 47 1-6 100.5 North Carolina State 142.5 3-4-6 30 SEC Championship 8th 1977-78 NCAA: 2nd, SEC: 2nd (7-1-0) 11-18 69 Florida State 44 1-20 30 Alabama 83 Head Coach: Eddie Reese 12-10 54 Southern Illinois 59 1-27 48 Georgia 65 1971-72 SEC: 8th (4-10-0) 11-19 66 Clemson 43 1-13 67 Texas A&M 43 2-2-4 Saluki Invitational 3rd Head Coach: Bill Washington 1-6 50 Tennessee 63 1-14 66 Texas 47 2-9 56 Miami (Fla.) 57 29 Marshall 67 1-7 Tennessee Relays 2nd 1-21 67 Alabama 46 2-10 48 Florida 64 51 University of the South 59 1-13 59 Canada All-Stars 54 2-3 62 Miami (Fla.) 52 2-21-24 357 SEC Championship 5th 14 Denison 71 1-21 67 Alabama 46 2-4 46 Florida 67 46 Tulane 62 1-27 65 LSU 48 2-9-11 Southern Intercollegiate 1st 1990-91 NCAA: 20th, SEC: 6th (2-7-0) 38 LSU 55 1-28 54 Tulane 41 3-1-3 330 SEC Championship 3rd Head Coach: David Marsh 65 Dekalb 45 2-3 65 North Carolina 48 3-21-24 88.5 NCAA Championship 8th 11-10 48 Southern Illinois 65 57 Georgia Southern 56 2-4 69 North Carolina State 44 11-16 105 Tennessee 137 33 Georgia 72 2-9-11 Southern Intercollegiate 1st 1984-85 NCAA: 10th, SEC: 3rd (5-2-0) 12-1 91 Florida 143 45 Rice 66 2-18 66 Florida 47 Head Coach: John Asmuth 12-20 106 Michigan State 156 47 Tulane 64 3-2-4 368 SEC Championship 2nd 1-1 70 Virginia 43 1-19 94 LSU 147 50 Georgia Tech 59 3-23-25 185 NCAA Championship 2nd 11-2 68 Virginia Tech 42 1-26 120 Alabama 121 69 Emory 39 11-16 70 Georgia 43 2-1 125.5 Georgia 115.5 36 Alabama 74 1978-79 NCAA: 6th, SEC: 3rd (8-1-0) 1-10 57 Southern Illinois 56 2-3 138 Miami (Fla.) 91 76 Dekalb 34 Head Coach: Richard Quick 1-19 43 Alabama 70 2-9 65 Kentucky 157 30 SEC Championship 8th Tennessee Relays 2nd 2-1 53 Florida 60 2-20-23 364 SEC Championship 6th 61 Florida State 52 2-2 74 Miami (Fla.) 66 3-21-23 42 NCAA Championship 20th 1972-73 SEC: 4th (7-1-0) 60 Clemson 53 2-9-11 Southern Intercollegiate 1st Head Coach: Eddie Reese 62 Southern Illinois 51 3-7-9 485.5 SEC Championship 3rd 1991-92 NCAA: 15th, SEC: 6th (7-2-0) Tennessee Relays 5th 62 North Carolina State 51 3-28-30 121 NCAA Championship 10th Head Coach: David Marsh Tulane Relays 5th 61 Alabama 49 11-1 128 LSU 107 68 Georgia Tech 42 62 Tulane 51 1985-86 NCAA: t-14th, SEC: 14th (5-2-0) 11-8 66 Georgia 177 54 Clemson 24 61 LSU 52 Head Coach: John Asmuth 11-9 55 Emory 38 71 Georgia Southern 42 45 Florida 67 1-15 66 Georgia 47 11-9 57 Florida Atlantic 44 66 Georgia Southern 47 57 Indiana 56 1-11 61 Clemson 52 12-15 40 Florida 73 47 Alabama 66 Southern Intercollegiate 1st 1-18 69 Alabama 44 12-15 71 Florida State 42 67 Western Kentucky 46 344 SEC Championship 3rd 1-31 52 Southern Illinois 61 1-6 137 North Carolina State 106 64 LSU 49 160 NCAA Championship 6th 2-8 70 North Carolina State 41 1-12 125 South Carolina 118 70 Tulane 43 2-14 48 Florida 64 1-7 124 Alabama 119 146 SEC Championship 4th 1979-80 NCAA: 5th, SEC: 2nd (5-2-0) 2-15 67 Miami (Fla.) 45 2-5-8 371 SEC Championship 6th Head Coach: Richard Quick 3-6-8 459.5 SEC Championship 4th 3-26-28 85 NCAA Championship 15th 1973-74 NCAA: 17th, SEC: 3rd (3-3-0) 11-29 66 Florida State 46 4-4-6 67 NCAA Championship t-14th Head Coach: Eddie Reese 12-7 46 Clemson 67 1992-93 NCAA: 6th, SEC: 2nd (4-3-0) Tulane-Alabama Relays 2nd 1-19 71 Alabama 42 1986-87 NCAA: t-14th, SEC: 5th (4-6-0) Head Coach: David Marsh Tennessee Relays 2nd 1-25 59 LSU 53 Head Coach: John Asmuth 10-17 105 Emory 86 61 Tulane 52 1-26 66 Tulane 42 11-14 59 Georgia 54 11-1 143 Clemson 90 51 Florida 62 2-2 42 Florida 71 12-3 51 Southern Illinois 62 11-7 114 Georgia 129 51 Alabama 62 2-4 63 Miami (FL) 50 1-17 53 LSU 60 12-3-6 FSU Invitational 1st 60 South Carolina 53 2-14-16 Southern Intercollegiate 1st 1-23 46 Texas 67 1-9 134 LSU 108 48 North Carolina State 65 3-6-8 459 SEC Championship 2nd 1-24 66 Vanderbilt 43 1-15 110 Texas 133 Southern Intercollegiate 3rd 3-27-29 168 NCAA Championship 5th 1-31 44 Alabama 69 1-16 135 South Carolina 91 63 LSU 60 2-6 124 North Carolina 93 3-5 65 Alabama 75 316 SEC Championship 3rd 1980-81 NCAA: 5th, SEC: 3rd (4-2-0) 2-7 69 North Carolina State 44 2-17-20 593.5 SEC Championship 2nd 18 NCAA Championship 17th Head Coach: Richard Quick 2-13 55 Florida 56 3-25-27 215 NCAA Championship 6th 11-14 68 Georgia 44 2-14 45 Miami (Fla.) 68 1974-75 NCAA: 8th, SEC: 3rd (6-1-0) 11-21 67 Clemson 41 Georgia Quadragular 3rd 1993-94 NCAA: 4th, SEC: 1st (7-2-0) Head Coach: Eddie Reese 1-24 66 Alabama 47 2-25-28 441.5 SEC Championship 5th Head Coach: David Marsh 11-22 Tulane Relays 2nd 2-7 55 Florida 58 4-2-4 69 NCAA Championship t-14th 10-1 103 Clemson (5K) 52 1-4 Tennessee Relays 2nd 2-18 55 SMU 58 11-5 168 Georgia 75 1-18 40 Alabama 73 2-20 63 Miami (Fla.) 50 1987-88 NCAA: 15th, SEC: 4th (4-4-0) 11-6 50 U.S. National Team 44 1-20 63 Florida 50 3-5-7 383 SEC Championship 3rd Head Coach: John Asmuth 11-13 107 Tennessee 134 1-24 64 LSU 49 3-26-28 146 NCAA Championship 5th 11-13 52 Georgia 61 12-2-4 North Carolina Invitational 5th 1-25 64 Tulane 49 12-11 52 Southern Illinois 61 12-18 135 Miami (Fla.) 89 2-1 61 Florida State 52 1981-82 NCAA: 11th, SEC: 3rd (5-2-0) 1-14 61 Tulane 49 12-21 104 Florida Atlantic 46 2-8 63 South Carolina 50 Head Coach: Richard Quick 1-16 47 LSU 66 1-7 132 LSU 105 2-13-15 So. Intercollegiate 2nd 11-13 58 Georgia 55 1-16 102 Florida A&M 10 1-8 115 Florida 128 2-21 69 Texas 44 Tennessee Relays 2nd 1-13 62 Alabama 51 1-21-22 Dallas Morning News 4th 3-6-8 399 SEC Championship 3rd 2-23 52 Alabama 61 2-12 46 Florida 65 1-22 122 Georgia Tech 93 3-27-29 88 NCAA Championship 8th 2-29 61 LSU 49 2-13 64 Miami (Fla.) 49 1-29 139 Alabama 103

122 MEN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2-16-19 633.5 SEC Championship 1st 2001-02 NCAA: 3rd, SEC: 1st (6-0) 2008-09 NCAA: 1st, SEC: 1st (4-1) 3-24-26 301.5 NCAA Championship 4th Head Coach: David Marsh Head Coaches: Richard Quick 11-16 174 Alabama 85 & Brett Hawke 1994-95 NCAA: 3rd, SEC: 1st (8-0-0) 12-15 174 Missouri State 113 11-14 163 Georgia 136 Auburn vs. All Opponents Head Coach: David Marsh 1-3 55 Western Illinois 45 11-21-22 206 Alabama 165 (1970-2008) 10-28 161 Clemson 120 1-11 145 Texas 98 1-8 102 #1 Texas (7) 139 11-4 73 Florida State 40 1-12 164 Texas A&M 124 1-24 166 #6 Florida (5) 132 12-18 120 Harvard 85 1-25 153 Florida 90 2-7 167 #18 Florida State (5) 122 Opponent W L 1-6 128 Texas 113 2-23 763 SEC Championship 1st 2-18-21 880 SEC Championship 1st Alabama 25 17 1-13 147 Alabama 87 3-30 365.5 NCAA Championship 3rd 3-26-28 526 NCAA Championship 1st 1-19 70 Southern Methodist 43 Arizona 2 0 1-20-21 Dallas Morning News 3rd 2002-03 NCAA: 1st, SEC: 1st (7-0) 2009-10 NCAA: 6th, SEC: 1st (5-2) Arizona State 3 0 2-4 140 Tennessee 101 Head Coach: David Marsh Head Coach: Brett Hawke Birmingham Southern 0 1 3-3 164 South Carolina 85 10-5 169 LSU (1) 93 10-23 167 LSU 133 2-15-18 754.5 SEC Championship 1st 11-2 95 #10 Arizona (2) 24 11-12 142 Alabama 101 Clemson 9 1 3-23-25 393 NCAA Championship 3rd 11-2 95 #18 Wisconsin (2) 69 11-20 145 #7 Georgia (5) 98 Dekalb, Ga. JC 4 0 11-3 121 #11 Arizona State (2) 79 12-3-5 421 Texas Invitational 3rd 1995-96 NCAA: 2nd, SEC: 1st (6-0-0) 12-5-7 1252 Auburn Tiger Invite (2) 1st 1-7 110.5 #1 Texas (5) 130.5 Denison (Ohio) 0 1 Head Coach: David Marsh 1-9 120 #2 Texas (4) 83 1-9 159 #22 Texas A&M (5) 136 Emory 4 3 10-21 146 Kentucky (LC) 90 1-24 119 #6 Florida (2) 90 1-22 138 #6 Florida (5) 162 Florida 15 16 11-3 130 Florida State 106 1-31 175 #14 Alabama (2) 114 2-6 174 Emory (5) 100 12-19 52 Illinois-Chicago 41 2-19-22 918.5 SEC Championship 1st 2-17-20 784 SEC Championship 1st Florida A&M 1 0 1-12 Dallas Morning News 4th 3-27-29 609.5 NCAA Championship 1st 3-26-28 277.5 NCAA Championship 6th Florida Atlantic 5 0 1-15 132 Texas 111 Florida State 17 0 1-26 138 Alabama 90 2003-04 NCAA: 1st, SEC: 1st (9-0) 2010-11 NCAA: 6th, SEC: 1st (3-1) 2-7 678.5 SEC Championship 2nd Head Coach: David Marsh Head Coach: Brett Hawke Georgia 12 9 2-23 154 South Carolina 114 10-24-25 214 Virginia (1) 137 10-9 110 Alabama 133 Georgia Southern 4 0 3-28 443.5 NCAA Championship 2nd 10-24-25 270 Penn State (1) 81 10-22 212 LSU 88 11-7 130 #7 Michigan (1) 108 12-3-5 1101.5 Georgia Invite 1st Georgia Tech 2 2 1996-97 NCAA: 1st, SEC: 1st (5-0-0) 11-21 149 Alabama (1) 77 1-14 125.5 #1 Texas (6) 117.5 Harvard 2 0 Head Coach: David Marsh 1-10 136 #2 Texas (1) 102 1-21 167 #5 Florida (6) 133 Houston 1 0 11-1 156 Florida Atlantic 108 1-16 131 #13 Tennessee (SCM) (1) 86 2-11-19 799 SEC Championship 1st 11-22 Husker Shootout 1st 1-17-18 204 #10 Southern Cal (LCM) (1) 138 3-24-26 269.5 NCAA Championship 6th Indiana 1 0 11-25 72 American 38 1-23 142 #5 Florida (1) 101 Illinois-Chicago 1 0 1-10 131 Texas 106 1-31 164.5 #21 Kentucky (1) 124.5 Indiana 1 0 1-17 Dallas Morning News 6th 2-24-27 1008 SEC Championship 1st 2-7 161 Alabama 124 3-15-28 634 NCAA Championship 1st Kentucky 4 3 2-19 780.5 SEC Championship 1st Louisiana State 16 6 3-7 145 South Carolina 93 2004-05 NCAA: 1st, SEC 1st (8-0) 3-27 496.5 NCAA Championship 1st Head Coach: David Marsh Maryland 1 0 11-12 145 #16 Georgia (1) 96 Marshall 0 1 1997-98 NCAA: 2nd, SEC: 1st (4-1-0) 11-19 153 #23 Alabama (1) 99 Miami (Fla.) 9 4 Head Coach: David Marsh 1-3 140 Kentucky 114 10-10 145 Florida Atlantic 127 1-7 138 Clemson (2) 96 Michigan 1 0 11-13 114 Southern Methodist 70 1-8 172 South Carolina (2) 98 Michigan State 0 1 1-10 152 Florida 78 1-13 138 # 7 Texas (2) 96 Missouri State 1 0 1-23 Dallas Mornining News 5th 1-21 142 #2 Florida (3) 99 1-31 95 Texas 133 1-29 172 #24 Florida State (1) 126 Nebraska 1 0 2-7 137 Alabama 112 2-16-19 829.5 SEC Championship 1st North Carolina 3 0 2-18 858.5 SEC Championship 1st 3-24-26 491 NCAA Championship 1st 3-26 394.5 NCAA Championship 2nd NC State 5 3 2005-06 NCAA: 1st, SEC: 1st (10-0) Penn State 2 0 1998-99 NCAA: 1st, SEC: 1st (7-2) Head Coach: David Marsh Purdue 1 0 Head Coach: David Marsh 9-30 116 South Carolina (1) 78 11-21 154 Arizona 140 10-14 174 #11 Indiana (1) 126 Rice 0 1 11-23 177 Arizona State 112 10-21 150 LSU (1) 92 South Carolina 11 1 Harvard 10-21-34 War Eagle Invitational NS Univ. of the South 0 2 Nebraska 11-11 184 #13 Virginia (1) 152 Florida Atlantic 217 #14 Purdue (1) 125 Shippensburg 1 0 Georgia Southern 210 Penn State (1) 132 Southern Cal 1 0 1-15 118 Texas 123 11-18 142 #20 Alabama (1) 79 1-30 119 Florida 123 12-1-3 U.S. Open NS Southern Illinois 3 7 2-6 124 Alabama 92 1-13 122 #5 Texas (1) 121 SMU 4 1 2-18-20 857.5 SEC Championship 1st 1-21 152 #4 Florida (1) 148 Tampa 1 0 3-25-27 467.5 NCAA Championship 1st 1-28 143.5 #16 Florida State (1) 94.5 2-15-18 1101.5 SEC Championship Tennessee 3 7 1999-2000 NCAA: 2nd, SEC: 1st (4-1) 1st Texas 12 10 Head Coach: David Marsh 3-23-25 480.5 NCAA Championship 1st 10-30 132 Florida State 108 Texas A&M 4 0 11-19 179 Alabama 102 2006-07 NCAA: 1st, SEC: 1st (4-1) Tulane 11 3 1-8 108 Texas 132 Head Coach: David Marsh Vanderbilt 1 2 1-22 159 Florida 135 10-6 182 LSU (1) 110 2-16-19 752 SEC Championship 1st 11-17 143.5 Alabama (1) 99.5 Virginia 3 0 2-23 193 Kentucky 39 1-11 113 #1 Texas (3) 130 Virginia Tech 1 0 3-23-25 385 NCAA Championship 2nd 1-20 163 #11 Florida (3) 137 Western Illinois 1 0 1-27 133 #15 Florida State (3) 108 2000-01 NCAA: 7th, SEC: 1st (7-1) 2-2-4 934 SEC Championship 1st Western Kentucky 1 0 Head Coach: David Marsh 3-8-10 566 NCAA Championship 1st Wisconsin 1 0 11-17 184 Alabama 109.5 Total 199 101 12-20 95 Tampa 61 2007-08 NCAA: 5th, SEC: 1st (4-2) 12-20 95 Shippensburg 41 Head Coach: Richard Quick 1-5 131 Florida 110 11-2 127 #11 Tennessee (2) 170 Under Hawke 1-7 128 Arizona State 115 11-16 138 Alabama (2) 84 1-11 103.5 Texas 136.5 1-10 113.5 #1 Texas (8) 129.5 (2008-present) 12 4 1-20 145 Florida State 84 1-12 181 #20 Texas A&M (8) 113 1-27 172 South Carolina 123 1-26 165 #5 Florida (6) 135 2-21-24 814 SEC Championship 1st 2-9 190 Florida State (5) 106 3-22-24 236 NCAA Championship 7th 2-20-23 806 SEC Championship 1st 3-27-29 316 NCAA Championship 5th

123 WOMEN’S ALL-TIME TOP 10 50-Yard Freestyle 1650-Yard Freestyle 100-Yard Butterfly 1. A. Vanderpool-Wallace 21.34 2-17-11 1. Hayley Peirsol 15:45.92 3-10-07 1. A. Vanderpool-Wallace 51.98 2-18-11 2. Becky Short 21.88 3-20-03 2. Adrienne Binder 15:50.00 2-19-05 2. Margaret Hoelzer 52.03 3-21-03 3. Kara Denby 22.06 3-20-08 3. Maggie Bird 15:52.35 3-21-09 3. Mimi Bowen 52.05 3-21-97 4. Eileen Coparropa 22.07 2-20-03 4. Chelsea Haser 16:03.00 2-23-08 4. Olivia Scott 52.29 3-18-11 5. Katie Taylor 22.18 3-20-97 5. Katie Gardocki 16:04.85 3-19-11 5. Alana Dillete 52.51 2-20-09 6. Jana Kolukanova 22.25 3-17-05 6. Magda Dyszkiewicz 16:10.48 3-23-02 6. Margo McCawley 52.60 2-20-09 7. Hannah Riordan 22.28 2-17-11 7. Micah Martindale 16:12.69 3-21-09 7. D. Christianson 52.64 2-26-04 8. Melissa Marik 22.41 3-19-09 8. Caitlin Geary 16:13.41 12-1-07 7. Kristie Krueger 52.64 3-18-94 9. Emile Ewing 22.44 3-19-09 9. Maggie Bowen 16:16.21 2-19-00 9. Tawnie Bethune 52.85 3-19-05 10. Ava Ohlgren 22.46 3-20-08 10. Mary Holmes 16:26.41 3-20-82 10. Ava Ohlgren 53.23 12-5-08

100-Yard Freestyle 100-Yard Backstroke 200-Yard Butterfly 1. A. Vanderpool-Wallace 46.81 2-19-11 1. Rachel Goh 51.46 2-20-09 1. Ava Ohlgren 1:54.64 3-22-08 2. Caitlin Geary 47.92 3-21-09 2. Margo McCawley 51.63 2-20-09 2. Emily Kukors 1:54.97 2-23-08 2. Kara Denby 47.92 3-22-08 3. Kirsty Coventry 52.32 3-17-05 3. Kristen Hastrup 1:55.23 3-10-07 4. Ava Ohlgren 48.33 2-23-08 4. Margaret Hoelzer 52.54 2-25-04 T4. Tawnie Bethune 1:55.53 2-19-05 5. Emily Kukors 48.52 3-18-06 5. Alana Dillette 52.64 2-20-09 T4. D. Christianson 1:55.53 2-27-04 6. Becky Short 48.53 3-22-03 6. Julianne McLane 52.71 3-20-09 6. Margaret Hoelzer 1:55.70 2-19-05 7. Eileen Coparropa 48.57 2-28-04 7. Emily Bos 52.77 2-18-11 7. Julie Stupp 1:58.47 3-18-06 8. Jana Kolukanova 48.71 3-19-05 8. Melissa Marik 52.78 3-20-09 8. Maggie Bowen 1:58.60 2-24-01 9. Melissa Marik 48.86 2-21-09 9. Jeri Moss 53.67 3-18-05 9. Mimi Bowen 1:59.05 2-19-00 10. Hannah Riordan 48.95 3-19-11 10. Jenni Anderson 53.76 2-18-05 10. Carolyn Goodley 1:59.14 3-20-82

200-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Backstroke 200-Yard Individual Medley 1. Ava Ohlgren 1:42.99 2-20-09 1. Kirsty Coventry 1:50.54 3-19-05 1. Maggie Bowen 1:53.91 3-21-02 2. Caitlin Geary 1:43.17 2-20-09 2. Margaret Hoelzer 1:52.14 3-19-05 2. Ava Ohlgren 1:53.94 3-20-08 3. Emily Kukors 1:43.47 2-22-08 3. Julianne McLane 1:53.43 12-6-08 3. Kirsty Coventry 1:54.37 3-17-05 4. Kirsty Coventry 1:44.48 3-18-05 4. Melissa Marik 1:53.69 3-21-09 4. Emily Kukors 1:55.14 2-21-08 5. Margaret Hoelzer 1:44.60 3-18-05 5. Rachel Goh 1:53.84 3-21-09 5. Caitlin Geary 1:56.52 2-19-09 6. Heather Kemp 1:45.01 3-21-03 6. Erica Meissner 1:54.08 2-21-09 6. Melanie Roberts 1:58.39 2-19-09 7. Maggie Bird 1:45.27 2-20-09 7. Emily Bos 1:54.74 12-5-10 7. Lauren Duerk 1:58.99 3-16-06 8. Emile Ewing 1:45.35 2-20-09 8. Emile Ewing 1:54.88 2-21-09 8. Julie Stupp 1:59.22 3-16-06 9. Melissa Marik 1:45.88 2-20-09 9. Margo McCawley 1:55.01 3-1-09 9. Brook Monroe 1:59.28 2-17-00 10. Rada Owen 1:46.39 2-18-00 10. Jeri Moss 1:55.41 3-19-05 10. Emile Ewing 1:59.60 3-20-08

500-Yard Freestyle 100-Yard Breaststroke 400-Yard Individual Medley 1. Maggie Bird 4:36.63 3-19-09 1. Micah Lawrence 59.29 2-19-10 1. Ava Ohlgren 4:03.70 2-20-09 2. Adrienne Binder 4:36.96 3-10-07 2. Maggie Bowen 59.86 3-21-03 2. Kirsty Coventry 4:04.48 3-18-05 3. Hayley Peirsol 4:41.43 2-8-07 3. Kara Denby 59.99 3-21-08 3. Maggie Bowen 4:04.69 3-22-02 4. Katie Gardocki 4:41.79 3-17-11 4. Laura Swander 1:00.20 3-16-01 4. Julie Stupp 4:07.32 3-10-07 5. Magda Dyszkiewicz 4:41.93 3-15-01 5. Lauren Norberg 1:00.38 2-18-11 5. Adrienne Binder 4:09.62 3-10-07 6. Chelsea Haser 4:42.18 3-19-09 6. Melanie Roberts 1:00.55 2-20-09 6. Emily Kukors 4:10.97 1-10-08 7. Emily Kukors 4:42.71 11-29-07 7. Brook Monroe 1:00.59 2-18-00 7. Lauren Duerk 4:12.65 3-17-06 8. Heather Kemp 4:42.99 3-21-02 8. Lindsey Norberg 1:01.06 2-18-11 8. Katie Gardocki 4:13.68 3-19-10 9. Rada Owen 4:44.41 2-19-86 9. Abby MacGregor 1:01.07 2-28-09 9. Anne Amardeilh 4:15.05 3-10-07 10. Stephanie Horner 4:44.48 2-18-10 10. Anne Amardeilh 1:01.43 2-17-06 10. Hayley Peirsol 4:15.23 2-18-05

1000-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Breaststroke 1. Adrienne Binder 9:38.12 1-8-05 1. Micah Lawrence 2:08.99 3-21-09 2. Hayley Peirsol 9:40.06 2-8-07 2. Alicia Jensen 2:10.81 3-18-06 3. Magda Dyszkiewicz 9:43.30 11-17-00 3. A. McReynolds 2:11.62 3-21-98 4. Micah Martindale 9:46.41 1-10-08 4. Laura Swander 2:12.29 3-22-03 5. Katie Gardocki 9:46.66 1-22-10 5. Julie Stupp 2:12.49 2-18-06 6. Caitlin Geary 9:48.06 2-7-09 5. Maggie Bowen 2:12.49 3-17-01 7. Lauren Duerk 9:51.86 11-15-03 7. Melanie Roberts 2:12.83 3-22-08 Bold are current 2011-12 members of the 8. Ava Ohlgren 9:52.90 1-27-07 8. Lauren Duerk 2:12.89 3-18-06 Auburn Swimming and Diving team. 9. Maggie Bowen 9:53.71 10-30-99 9. Brook Monroe 2:13.25 3-21-98 10. Maggie Bird 9:55.47 1-24-07 10. Josefin Wede 2:13.33 12-2-07

124 MEN’S ALL-TIME TOP 10 50-Yard Freestyle 1650-Yard Freestyle 100-Yard Butterfly 1. Cesar Cielo 18.47 3-27-08 1. Zane Grothe 14:47.09 3-26-11 1. Tyler McGill 44.63 3-20-09 2. Matt Targett 18.52 2-19-09 2. Kevin Clements 15:01.12 3-30-02 2. Logan Madson 44.99 3-20-09 3. Adam Brown 18.72 3-24-11 3. Anthony Fleming 15:04.38 2-18-06 3. Matt Targett 45.02 2-20-09 4. Fred Bousquet 18.74 3-24-05 4. Will Dove 15:05.10 2-21-09 4. Alexei Puninski 45.51 3-28-08 5. Jakob Andjkaer 18.83 3-19-09 5. Nate Knopf 15:09.49 2-28-04 5. Jordan Anderson 45.70 2-20-09 6. Gideon Louw 19.06 3-19-09 6. James Galloway 15:10.00 2-24-01 6. Jakob Andkjaer 45.87 2-20-09 7. Brett Hawke 19.16 3-27-97 7. BJ Jones 15:11.71 3-28-03 7. Cesar Cielo 46.23 3-9-08 8. Bryan Lundquist 19.18 3-17-07 8. Robert Looney 15:12.82 12-6-08 8. John Hargis 46.40 3-7-97 9. Karl Krug 19.27 2-17-11 9. Iian Mull 15:16.00 3-25-95 9. Adam Brown 46.61 3-25-11 10. Scott Goodrich 19.29 3-17-07 10. Shai Livnat 15:19.33 2-19-05 10. Fred Bousquet 46.66 3-28-03

100-Yard Freestyle 100-Yard Backstroke 200-Yard Butterfly 1. Cesar Cielo 40.92 3-29-08 1. Pascal Wollach 44.90 3-20-09 1. Logan Madson 1:41.31 3-21-09 2. Matt Targett 41.55 2-21-09 2. Kohlton Norys 45.13 3-20-09 2. Tyler McGill 1:41.49 3-21-09 3. Adam Brown 41.75 3-26-11 3. Jared White 45.51 3-20-09 3. Robert Looney 1:42.75 3-21-09 4. Fred Bousquet 41.84 3-24-05 4. Kyle Owens 45.63 3-7-10 4. Jeff Somensatto 1:42.80 2-24-01 5. Gideon Louw 41.95 3-21-09 5. Tony Cox 45.72 3-4-10 5. John Scott 1:43.47 3-17-07 6. Marcelo Chierighini 42.26 3-26-11 6. Doug Van Wie 46.17 3-25-05 6. Jeremy Knowles 1:43.50 2-27-04 7. Jakob Andjkaer 42.36 2-21-09 7. Bryce Hunt 46.58 3-27-03 7. Andrew Mitchell 1:44.29 3-29-08 8. Rowdy Gaines 42.38 3-28-81 8. Bryan Lundquist 46.77 3-17-07 8. Andy Haidinyak 1:44.49 2-22-03 9. Alexei Puninski 42.42 3-29-08 9. Chad Barlow 46.82 2-18-05 9. Anthony Fleming 1:44.88 2-18-06 10. Greg Busse 42.53 3-24-01 10. James Wike 46.87 3-17-07 10. Rory Conell 1:45.30 3-26-05

200-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Backstroke 200-Yard Individual Medley 1. Rowdy Gaines 1:33.80 3-6-81 1. Pascal Wollach 1:39.91 3-21-09 1. George Bovell 1:42.66 3-27-03 2. George Bovell 1:34.14 3-28-03 2. Jared White 1:40.21 3-21-09 2. Tyler McGill 1:43.39 2-19-09 3. Cesar Cielo 1:34.35 2-22-08 3. Kohlton Norys 1:40.24 3-21-09 3. Logan Madson 1:44.06 3-19-09 4. Rory Connell 1:34.78 3-24-06 4. Kyle Owens 1:40.36 2-19-11 4. Eric Shanteau 1:44.15 3-24-05 5. Jakob Andkjaer 1:35.08 3-17-07 5. Max Murphy 1:40.53 2-21-09 5. Kyle Owens 1:44.28 2-17-11 6. Zane Grothe 1:35.09 3-25-11 6. Chad Barlow 1:40.83 2-19-05 6. James Wike 1:44.37 3-23-06 7. Romain Barnier 1.35.22 3-26-99 7. Doug Van Wie 1:41.24 3-26-05 7. Doug Van Wie 1:44.69 3-24-05 8. Kyle Owens 1:35.25 2-16-11 8. Bryce Hunt 1:41.48 3-29-03 8. Mark Gangloff 1:44.69 2-28-04 9. Clay Kirkland 1:35.29 3-28-03 9. James Wike 1:41.93 3-17-07 9. Scott Tucker 1:44.97 2-20-97 10. Joey Schneider 1:35.30 3-17-07 10. Kirk Hampleman 1:42.49 3-30-02 10. Lionel Moreau 1:45.03 3-25-99

500-Yard Freestyle 100-Yard Breaststroke 400-Yard Individual Medley 1. Zane Grothe 4:16.57 3-24-11 1. Adam Klein 51.80 3-20-09 1. Eric Shanteau 3:42.44 3-25-05 2. Will Dove 4:16.94 2-19-09 2. Michael Silva 52.09 2-20-09 2. Kevin Clements 3:42.90 3-23-01 3. Kevin Clements 4:17.20 2-21-02 3. Dave Denniston 52.62 3-23-01 3. Jeremy Knowles 3:46.07 3-28-03 4. B.J. Jones 4:17.35 2-26-04 4. Pat Calhoun 52.68 2-18-00 4. James Galloway 3:46.83 3-28-03 5. Daniel Slocki 4:19.78 2-8-07 5. David Maras 52.94 3-17-07 5. Evan Noble 3:47.85 2-18-11 6. Robert Looney 4:19.83 3-19-09 6. Stuart Ferguson 53.01 3-27-10 6. Lionel Moreau 3:48.07 3-27-98 7. Scott Tucker 4:20.24 2-16-95 6. Jon Roberts 53.01 3-17-07 7. Iian Mull 3:48.61 2-17-95 8. Shai Livnat 4:20.65 2-17-05 8. Mark Gangloff 53.21 2-26-04 8. Andrew Mitchell 3:48.72 3-28-08 9. James Galloway 4:21.30 2-22-01 8. Chris Fox 53.21 3-27-10 9. Kyle Owens 3:49.08 2-19-10 10. James McCreary 4:22.37 3-8-97 10. Adam Jerger 53.31 3-27-98 10. Kirk Hampleman 3:49.99 2-18-00

1000-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Breaststroke 1. Zane Grothe 8:56.78 3-26-11 1. Adam Klein 1:52.96 3-20-09 2. B.J. Jones 9:01.07 1-31-04 2. Dave Denniston 1:53.48 3-24-01 3. James Galloway 9:06.48 1-24-03 3. Mark Gangloff 1:56.10 2-27-04 4. Robert Looney 9:06.95 2-9-08 4. Justin Caron 1:56.26 3-29-03 5. Iian Mull 9:08.18 1-6-95 5. Will Brandt 1:56.42 3-29-03 6. Will Dove 9:08.93 11-14-08 6. Eric Shanteau 1:56.56 3-25-06 7. Stephen Bauman 9:09.93 3-2-84 7. Jon Roberts 1:57.24 3-17-07 Bold are current 2011-12 members of the 8. Rick Morley 9:10.66 1-20-79 8. Sean Osborne 1:57.25 3-17-07 Auburn Swimming and Diving team. 9. Mike Beam 9:12.98 3-26-82 9. Stuart Ferguson 1:57.32 2-19-11 10. Andrew Callahan 9:13.14 1-11-07 10. James Wike 1:57.69 2-18-06

125 AUBURN RECORDS Women’s Records Event Record Holder Time Date Meet 50 Freestyle Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 21.34 February 17, 2011 SEC 100 Freestyle Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 46.81 February 19, 2011 SEC 200 Freestyle Ava Ohlgren 1:42.99 February 20, 2009 SEC 500 Freestyle Maggie Bird 4:36.63 March 19, 2009 NCAA 1000 Freestyle Adrienne Binder 9:38.12 January 8, 2005 South Carolina 1650 Freestyle Hayley Peirsol 15:42.92 March 10, 2007 NCAA 100 Backstroke Rachel Goh 51.46 February 20, 2009 SEC 200 Backstroke Kirsty Coventry 1:50.54 March 19, 2005 NCAA 100 Breaststroke Micah Lawrence 59.29 February 19, 2010 SEC 200 Breaststroke Micah Lawrence 2:08.99 March 21, 2009 NCAA 100 Butterfly Margaret Hoelzer 52.03 March 21, 2003 NCAA 200 Butterfly Ava Ohlgren 1:54.64 March 22, 2008 NCAA 200 Individual Medley Maggie Bowen 1:53.91 March 21, 2002 NCAA 400 Individual Medley Ava Ohlgren 4:03.70 February 20, 2009 SEC 200 Freestyle Relay Ava Ohlgren, Emile Ewing Melissa Marik, Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 1:28.15 February 19, 2009 SEC 400 Freestyle Relay Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace, Caitlin Geary, Hannah Riordan, Emily Bos 3:11.70 March 19, 2011 NCAA 800 Freestyle Relay Ava Ohlgren, Caitlin Geary Melissa Marik, Maggie Bird 6:54.02 February 18, 2009 SEC 200 Medley Relay Emily Bos, Lauren Norberg, Olivia Scott, Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 1:36.11 February 16, 2011 SEC 400 Medley Relay Rachel Goh, Micah Lawrence Ava Ohlgren, Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 3:31.28 February 20, 2009 SEC 1-Meter diving (11) Marina Smith 433.60 March 18, 1993 NCAA (6) Vennie Dantin 326.40 February 12, 2011 SEC 3-Meter diving (11) Ashley Rubenstein 518.55 January 17, 2004 Southern CalIfornia (6) Vennie Dantin 371.65 February 18, 2010 SEC Platform diving (13) Lizzy Flint 631.90 March 21, 1998 NCAA* (9) Rachel Korth 426.37 December 6, 2003 AU Tiger Invitational (5) Vennie Dantin 311.75 March 19, 2011 NCAA

Men’s Records Event Record Holder Time Date Meet 50 Freestyle Cesar Cielo 18.47 March 27, 2008 NCAA 100 Freestyle Cesar Cielo 40.92 March 29, 2008 NCAA 200 Freestyle Rowdy Gaines 1:33.80 March 6, 1981 SEC 500 Freestyle Zane Grothe 4:16.57 March 24, 2011 NCAA 1000 Freestyle Zane Grothe 8:56.78 March 26, 2011 NCAA 1650 Freestyle Zane Grothe 14:47.09 March 26, 2011 NCAA 100 Backstroke Pascal Wollach 44.90 March 20, 2009 NCAA 200 Backstroke Pascal Wollach 1:39.91 March 21, 2009 NCAA 100 Breaststroke Adam Klein 51.80 March 20, 2009 NCAA 200 Breaststroke Adam Klein 1:52.96 March 21, 2009 NCAA 100 Butterfly Tyler McGill 44.63 March 20, 2009 NCAA 200 Butterfly Logan Madson 1:41.31 March 21, 2009 NCAA 200 Individual Medley George Bovell 1:42.66 March 27, 2003 NCAA 400 Individual Medley Eric Shanteau 3:42.44 March 25, 2005 NCAA 200 Freestyle Relay Jakob Andkjaer, Gideon Louw Kohlton Norys, Matt Targett 1:14.09 March 19, 2009 NCAA 400 Freestyle Relay Jakob Andkjaer, Gideon Louw Kohlton Norys, Matt Targett 2:46.03 February 21, 2009 SEC 800 Freestyle Relay Gideon Louw, Pascal Wollach Will Dove, Tyler McGill 6:18.15 February 18, 2009 SEC 200 Medley Relay Jared White, Michael Silva Matt Targett, Gideon Louw 1:22.36 March 19, 2009 NCAA 400 Medley Relay Pascal Wollach, Adam Klein Tyler McGill, Matt Targett 3:01.39 March 19, 2009 NCAA 1-Meter diving (11) Jose Rocha 549.20 April 2, 1987 NCAA (6) Kelly Marx 400.90 February 18, 2010 SEC 3-Meter diving (11) Steven Segerlin 618.30 March 26, 2005 NCAA (6) Kelly Marx 454.85 February 21, 2009 SEC Platform diving (6) Dan Mazzaferro 487.90 February 21, 2009 SEC (10) Caesar Garcia 672.50 February 22, 2003 SEC (13) Koffi Kla 682.60 February 19, 1994 SEC Bold denotes current team members.

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