mg cover 2020.indd 1 1/15/20 11:25 AM introduction TABLE OF CONTENTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Quick Facts ...... 1 Location: Tuscaloosa, Ala. Senior Associate A.D./Communications: Jessica Paré Swimming and Diving Staff Directory . . . . 2 Enrollment: 38,392 Founded: April 12, 1831 2019-20 Schedule ...... 2 Conference: Southeastern (SEC) Assistant A.D./Football Communications: 2020 NCAA Standards ...... 3 Colors: Crimson & White Josh Maxson

Alabama President Dr. Stuart Bell ...... 4 Nickname: Crimson Tide INTRODUCTION Communications Director: The University of Alabama ...... 5 Aaron Jordan President: Dr. Stuart R. Bell Athletics Director Greg Byrne ...... 6 Associate Communications Director: Athletics Administration ...... 7 NCAA Faculty Representative: Dr. James King Roots Woodruff (SD contact) 2017-18 Review ...... 8-9 Office Phone: (205) 348-6084 Director of Athletics: Greg Byrne E-mail Address: [email protected] SWIMMING & DIVING STAFF Senior Deputy Director of Athletics/CFO: Assistant Communications Directors: Head Coach Coley Stickels ...... 10-11 Finus Gaston Haley Peterson, Zach Rhodes, Nathan Associate Head Coach Ozzie Quevedo . . . 12 Sheehan and Alex Thompson Deputy Director of Athletics/ Associate Head Coach James Barber . . . 12 Senior Woman Administrator: Communications Intern: Diving Coach Rio Ramirez ...... 13 Tiffini Grimes Allison Koerbel Assistant Coach Rebecca Westfall . . . . . 13 Deputy Directors of Athletics: Assistant Coach Reed Fujan ...... 13 Athletics Department Photographers: Kevin Almond, J Batt and Jeff Purinton Kent Gidley, Robert Sutton and Jeffery Swimming & Diving Support Staff . . . . . 14 Hanson

THE MEN Roster ...... 15 MEDIA NOTES Bios ...... 16-25 ALABAMA ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS: UA VIDEO FEEDS/TELEVISION: 2018-19 Results ...... 26-28 The Alabama Athletics Communications Office The University of Alabama, through the Crimson Alabama on the National Scene . . . 29-34 is located on the ground level of Coleman Tide Sports Network (CTSN), offers an FTP Alabama in the SEC ...... 35-39 Coliseum. site that provide up-to-date interviews with coaches and athletes, taped video highlights A Fast History of FACILITIES: and narrated video packages from September UA Swimming & Diving ...... 40 The Alabama swimming and diving teams through May. On occasion, the swimming and Year-by-Year Records ...... 41 compete and practice in the Don Gambril diving program is featured in this package. Olympic Pool at the Alabama Aquatic Center Please call the Athletics Communications Office All-Time Roster ...... 42-45 (capacity 1,000), located on the corner of Paul for more details at 205-348-6084. During the Alabama All-Time Top 10 ...... 46 W. Bryant Drive and Hackberry Lane. fall, the swimming and diving team’s progress Records ...... 47 will be covered on “Crimson Tide This Week,” a INTERVIEWS: 30-minute weekly regional sports show. The coaching staff is available for interviews in THE WOMEN person or by telephone by prior arrangement. INTERNET: Roster ...... 48 Student-athletes may not be interviewed on Information about University of Alabama meet day until post-meet interviews are granted. athletics can be found at RollTide.com, the Bios ...... 49-60 Interviews with Alabama swimmers and divers official internet site of the Crimson Tide 2018-19 Results ...... 61-63 must be arranged through Roots Woodruff of athletics department. For information about the athletics communications office at (205) the University of Alabama, go to www.ua.edu. Alabama on the National Scene . . . 64-67 348-6084. The best times for student-athlete Alabama & the SEC ...... 68-70 interviews are either before or after practice at Brief History of the Alabama Aquatic Center. Interview requests UA Swimming & Diving ...... 71 should be made at least 24 hours in advance. Year-by-Year Results/ Coaching Records ...... 72 All-Time Roster ...... 73-75 Alabama All-Time Top 10 ...... 76 Records ...... 77 CREDITS THE CRIMSON TIDE Crimson Tide Academics ...... 78-83 The 2019-20 Alabama Swimming and Diving Media Guide is a product of the Crimson Tide’s UA Swimming & Diving athletics communications department. It was written and edited by Roots Woodruff. Additional Hall of Fame ...... 84-87 writing and editing credits to Dana Berry, Elizabeth Selmarten and Todd Bell. Photo credits are due the Alabama Athletics Photography Department and the Athletics Communications Alabama in the Olympics ...... 88-89 archives. Covers designed by Callie Andro. Copyright 2020 by the Board of Trustees of the Alabama’s National Champions . . . . 90-91 University of Alabama. “Roll Tide”, “Crimson Tide”, “Bama” and the primary and secondary The Alabama Aquatic Center ...... 92 logos are registered trademarks of The University of Alabama.

ROLLTIDE.COM 1 introduction STAFF DIRECTORY 2019-20 ALABAMA SWIMMING AND DIVING SCHEDULE INTRODUCTION Head Coach: Coley Stickels Fri., Sept 13 Delta State Cleveland, Miss. 1 p.m. Alma Mater, Year: Arizona, 2000 Friday., Oct. 4 Georgia Birmingham, Ala. 12 p.m. Year at Alabama: First Sat., Oct 5 Vanderbilt (W) Nashville, Tenn. 10 a.m. E-Mail Address: [email protected] Nov. 22-24 Georgia Tech Invite Atlanta, Ga. All Day Associate Head Coach: Ozzie Quevedo Thu., Dec. 5 Auburn Auburn, Ala. 2:30 p.m. Alma Mater, Year: Auburn, 2004 Dec. 16-19 Auburn Diving Invite Auburn, Ala. All-Day Year at Alabama: First Jan. 3-5 Tennessee Diving Invite Knoxville, Tenn. All Day E-Mail Address: [email protected] Sat., Jan. 11 Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. 10 a.m. Sat., Jan. 18 Montevallo Tuscaloosa, Ala. 10 a.m. Associate Head Coach: James Barber Alma Mater, Year: Auburn at Montgomery, 1996 Feb. 7-9 Auburn Invitational Auburn, Ala. All Day Year at Alabama: 13th Feb. 18-22 SEC Championships Auburn, Ala. All Day E-Mail Address: [email protected] Feb. 29-March 1 Bulldog Invitational Athens, Ga. All-Day March 8-11 NCAA Zone B Diving Championships Athens, Ala. All Day Diving Coach: Rio Ramirez March 18-21 Women’s NCAA Championships Athens, Ga. All Day Alma Mater, Year: Miami, 2001 March 25-28 Men’s NCAA Championships Indianapolis, Ind. All Day Year at Alabama: First E-Mail Address: [email protected] Assistant Coach: Rebecca Westfall Alma Mater, Year: Texas A&M, 2008 Year at Alabama: First E-Mail Address: [email protected] Assistant Coach: Reed Fujan Alma Mater, Year: Notre Dame, 2017 Year at Alabama: First E-Mail Address: [email protected] Graduate Assistant Diving Coach: Ayanna Woods

Volunteer Swim Coach: Oliver Partrouch Volunteer Diving Coach: Rohan Sood Administrative Assistant: Nancy Perry Office Phone: (205) 348-0977 E-Mail Address: [email protected] Athletic Trainers: Tariq Kelly Academic Advisor: Stephanie Godfrey

Alabama Swimming & Diving Coley Stickels was announced as the Crimson Tide’s head swimming and diving coach on April 29, 2019. He is the eighth Overnight Address: coach of the combined men’s and women’s program, the ninth men’s coach and the 10th women’s coach. A United States 415 Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 National Team coach since 2013, Stickels was also a member of the U.S. National Swimming Team during his competitive career. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 870387, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487

Facebook: www.facebook.com/AlabamaSwimDive Twitter: @AlabamaSwimDive Instagram: @AlabamaSwimDive

The Alabama Aquatic Center underwent a complete transformation during the 2018-19 season, including a new outdoor 25-yard by 25-meter pool with both 1-meter and 3-meter springboards.

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2020 NCAA DIVISION I QUALIFYING STANDARDS

WOMEN MEN A Standard B Standard A Standard B Standard 50 Freestyle 21.66 :22.76 50 Freestyle 18.96 :19.96 100 Freestyle 47.18 :49.51 100 Freestyle 41.71 :43.80 200 Freestyle 1:42.98 1:47.12 200 Freestyle 1:32.05 1:36.32 500 Freestyle 4:35.76 4:47.20 500 Freestyle 4:11.82 4:23.34 1,650 Freestyle 15:52.41 16:30.59 1,650 Freestyle 14:37.31 15:26.19 100 Butterfly 50.92 :53.76 100 Butterfly 45.05 :47.43 200 Butterfly 1:53.20 1:59.23 200 Butterfly 1:40.76 1:46.69 100 Backstroke 50.93 :53.94 100 Backstroke 44.95 :47.77 200 Backstroke 1:50.50 1:57.11 200 Backstroke 1:39.16 1:45.04 100 Breaststroke 58.60 1:01.84 100 Breaststroke 51.67 :54.27 200 Breaststroke 2:06.84 2:13.97 200 Breaststroke 1:52.61 1:58.43 200 Individual Medley 1:53.66 1:59.94 200 Individual Medley 1:41.34 1:46.77 400 Individual Medley 4:03.62 4:17.30 400 Individual Medley 3:39.16 3:51.46 200 Freestyle Relay 1:28.43 1:29.21 200 Freestyle Relay 1:17.17 1:17.86 400 Freestyle Relay 3:14.61 3:16.35 400 Freestyle Relay 2:51.11 2:52.46 800 Freestyle Relay 7:00.86 7:05.88 800 Freestyle Relay 6:17.18 6:21.85 200 Medley Relay 1:36.40 1:37.05 200 Medley Relay 1:24.30 1:24.97 400 Medley Relay 3:31.66 3:33.78 400 Medley Relay 3:05.95 3:07.74 ROLLTIDE.COM 3 introduction

INTRODUCTION On Your Campus...

Dr. Stuart R. Bell became the 29th president of The University of Alabama in July 2015, bringing with him 30 years of experience in higher education. He had previously served at the Capstone for 16 years as a faculty member and department head of mechanical engineering. During this time, he also founded and directed an interdisciplinary research center, the Center for Advanced Vehicle Technologies, which continues to thrive today.

Prior to returning to UA as president, Dr. Bell was executive vice president and provost at Louisiana State University. Before his time at LSU, he served the University of Kansas as dean of the School of Engineering. Under his leadership, both institutions opened new facilities and saw great success in student recruitment and retention.

An Abilene, Texas, native, Dr. Bell earned a nuclear engineering degree from Texas A&M University in 1979. He earned his master’s degree and doctorate in mechanical engineering from the same university in 1981 and 1986, respectively. It was also at Texas A&M that he met and fell in love with his wife, Susan. They have three adult children, Stuart, Stacy and Stephen. They are also the proud grandparents to two granddaughters, Livi and Sadie.

Since his return to the Capstone, Dr. Bell has led the University by developing a strategic plan that maps out the aspirations of the campus. By renewing UA’s commitment to its students and the campus community, and with a focus on significantly increasing investments in faculty and research, Dr. Bell’s plan has already improved the quality of life for citizens across our state, nation and world. Through the strategic plan’s initiatives, multiple research institutes have been formed on campus, creating an interdisciplinary approach to address national and worldwide challenges in the areas of water, transportation and lifespan research.

Under Dr. Bell’s leadership, The University of Alabama sustains an enrollment of the best and brightest students in the nation. As Alabama’s premier flagship university, the Capstone continues to celebrate the impressive achievements of its faculty, staff, students and student-athletes. With more than 600 National Merit Scholars enrolled, UA is a leader among public universities nationwide. The University of Alabama is undeniably the place Where Legends are Made.

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• Enrollment at The University of Alabama reached a record high of 38,392 for fall 2018. More than 40 percent of UA’s 7,407-member freshman class scored 30 or higher on the ACT and 38 percent were On Your in the top 10 percent of their high school graduating class. The entering class carries an average high school grade-point average of 3.72, with 34 percent having a high school GPA of 4.0 or higher. Campus... • The University of Alabama is a leader among public universities nationwide in the enrollment of National Merit Scholars, with more INTRODUCTION than 500 currently enrolled.

• Ranked among the top 60 public universities in the nation in U.S. News and World Report’s annual college rankings. UA’s latest college rankings include:

o The School of Law is ranked 27th among all law schools in the nation (ninth among public universities), spring 2018.

o The School of Library and Information Studies is ranked 28th nationally in the latest rankings for library schools, spring 2018.

• University of Alabama students continue to win prestigious national awards. Fifty-three UA students have been named Goldwater Scholars, including two in 2018. The University of Alabama has produced a total of 15 Rhodes Scholars, 16 Truman Scholars, 33 Hollings Scholars and 13 Boren Scholars.

• Twenty-six current UA faculty have received National Science Foundation CAREER Awards, the nation’s most prestigious recognition of top-performing young scientists, in disciplines ranging from nanoscience and engineering to biological sciences.

• UA was awarded a patent for a medical privacy tent developed by engineering students and Crimson Tide Athletics, firmly protecting the tent’s capability to expand or collapse on the sideline of a football field.

• Fifteen University of Alabama graduates have accepted Fulbright awards to study and teach abroad during 2018-2019.

• PRWeek Magazine has recognized the public relations program in The University of Alabama’s College of Communication and Information Sciences as one of the top five programs in the nation eight times in the past 10 years.

• Students at UA who competed in a NASA robotics contest came away with the top prize for the fourth year in a row in 2018. Alabama Astrobotics took the top prize at the NASA Robotic Mining Competition.

• U.S. News and World Report ranks The University of Alabama’s Manderson Online Business Master’s programs 13th in the nation.

• Public Accounting Report’s 2017 rankings place UA’s Culverhouse School of Accountancy’s undergraduate program seventh, master’s programs ninth and doctoral program seventh in the nation.

• UA’s Army ROTC Ranger Challenge team won its second consecutive Brigade Ranger Challenge at Camp Blanding, Fla., in January 2018, defeating 10 other Ranger Challenge teams.

• UA is building a new Performing Arts Academic Center on the historic Bryce property. The $60 million center will provide the theatre and dance department with space for performances and to expand its community programming and outreach.

• UA’s Stran-Hardin Arena, a $10 million vanguard facility for adapted sports, was unveiled in January 2018.

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INTRODUCTION GGregreg BByrneyrne DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Greg Byrne, one of the most acclaimed and proponent of developing student-athletes into productive people after college, respected administrators in collegiate athletics, Byrne has led programs that have attained academic success at levels not began his tenure as Alabama’s Director of Athletics reached prior to his tenure. on March 1, 2017. His role at Alabama is his third venture at the helm of a major collegiate athletics He also has deep experience working in the Southeastern Conference (SEC), program. having spent 2002 to 2005 at the University of Kentucky as Associate Athletics Director for Development and Fundraising before a four-year stint at Mississippi Since taking over, Byrne developed and State (2006-10). From 2006-08, Byrne served as Associate Athletics Director for implemented The Crimson Standard, a five-year External Affairs at MSU before becoming Director of Athletics. strategic plan outlining the mission statement and core values of Alabama Athletics as well as Under Byrne’s leadership, Arizona Athletics underwent more than $140 benchmarks in the areas of academics, student- million in construction and renovation of athletics facilities. That work was athlete welfare, athletics success, financial resources, facilities, staffing and highlighted by the $72 million Lowell-Stevens Football Facility, the addition of operating with integrity. In addition, The Crimson Standard, a 10-year, $600 two video boards in Arizona Stadium (football), and a new scoreboard in the million capital initiative focused on the renovation of facilities and development McKale Center (basketball). Additionally, Byrne oversaw a $30 million renovation of an infrastructure that will drive future success was created. of the McKale Center, a project that included upgraded locker rooms, seating, restrooms, concessions, enhanced lighting and a new playing floor. Alabama Athletics celebrated its highest finish in program history in the Learfield Directors’ Cup at the conclusion of the 2017-18 season, placing At Mississippi State, where he was the youngest athletics director in the SEC 14th thanks to a national championship in football, runner-up finishes in men’s and the youngest to lead an athletic program at the NCAA Division I-A level, and women’s golf and NCAA postseason appearances by men’s basketball, Byrne oversaw the hiring of head football coach Dan Mullen and former head gymnastics, soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, men’s baseball coach and current Director of Athletics John Cohen. tennis, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s indoor track & field and men’s and women’s outdoor track & field. The Tide also continued its In addition to his role as Director of Athletics, Byrne serves on several run of excellence in the classroom, leading the nation in Academic All-Americans committees at both the conference and national levels including the United with 11. States Olympic & Paralympic Committee Collegiate Advisory Council, the Division I Football Oversight Committee and the Southeastern Conference Prior to coming to Alabama, Byrne was Vice President for Athletics at the Security Committee. He is currently also serving his one-year term as president University of Arizona from 2010-17 and was Director of Athletics at Mississippi of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. State University from 2008-10. With more than 20 years of experience as an athletics administrator, Byrne has fashioned an impressive administrative career As the son of veteran athletics administrator Bill Byrne, one of the nation’s hallmarked by consistent success in fundraising, innovative strategies and most prominent college sports administrators with 30 years of experience as competitive success with a strong emphasis on academic excellence. an Athletics Director, Greg Byrne has been around the enterprise of running successful athletic programs for most of his life. Throughout his career, Byrne has been consistently more impactful and successful with each step up the administrative ladder. As a fundraiser, he A native of Pocatello, Idaho, Byrne earned his bachelor’s degree from has been directly involved in raising more than $200 million in gifts during his Arizona State University in 1994 and his master’s degree from Mississippi State career. As a leader of competitive athletics programs, he has fostered major University in 2009. Byrne is married to the former Regina Misa of Junction City, improvements across the spectrum of sports at both programs he has led. A Ore., and the couple has two sons, Nick and Davis.

Greg and his wife, Regina, with sons Nick and Davis.

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FINUS KEVIN J TIFFINI JEFF JON JESSICA GASTON ALMOND BATT GRIMES PURINTON DEVER PARÉ SENIOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SENIOR ASSOCIATE SENIOR ASSOCIATE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF OF ATHLETICS/CHIEF ATHLETICS, SUPPORT ATHLETICS, DEVELOPMENT ATHLETICS/SWA/CHIEF ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, ATHLETICS, EXTERNAL FINANCIAL OFFICER SERVICES AND REVENUE GENERATION DIVERSITY OFFICER DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATIONS

MATT JEFF CHRIS RAND ALLISON BRAD ELLIS SELF ALLEN BESANCENEY HARRIS JEFFREYS LEDFORD PONDER

SENIOR ASSOCIATE ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, DIRECTOR, SPORTS DIRECTOR, TICKETING DIRECTOR, INFORMATION DIRECTOR, HUMAN DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC DIRECTOR, FOOTBALL/ COMPLIANCE MEDICINE AND TIDE PRIDE TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES MARKETING FOOTBALL COO

BRANDON JEFF KYLE AARON AMY JUSTIN BURTON SEVEDGE SPRINGER VASEY VOLD WOODS BRANT BURNS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, EQUIPMENT DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC DIRECTOR, CRIMSON TIDE DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR, FINANCE DIRECTOR, FOOTBALL FACILITIES OPERATIONS PLANNING PRODUCTIONS

CHRIS MICHAEL MOLLY JESSIE RED DANIEL RYAN DARLING DEAN DOWD GARDNER LEONARD LYERLY MAJERCIK ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, STUDENT DIRECTOR, FOOTBALL DIRECTOR, MARKETING DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR, COMPLIANCE DIRECTOR, STUDENT- DIRECTOR, EVENT SERVICES ATHLETE ENHANCEMENT MANAGEMENT VIDEO SERVICES AND FAN DEVELOPMENT

JOSH BURNS SHAWN DR. JAMES MAXSON MCNEILL TEMPLETON KING

ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS FACULTY ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, FOOTBALL DIRECTOR, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENT REPRESENTATIVE COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES

ROLLTIDE.COM 7 2019 Review REVIEWING THE CRIMSON TIDE’S OUTSTANDING 2018-19 SEASON

The 2019 NCAA 200 medley relay champions, from the left, Knox Auerbach, Laurent Bams, Robert Howard and Zane Waddell

2018-19 HIGHLIGHTS NCAA 200 MEDLEY RELAY CHAMPIONS Year three of the last four years, the Alabama • The men’s seventh-place finish in 2019 Alabama won its second men’s NCAA 200 men’s swimming and diving program has been marks the Crimson Tide’s 23rd top-10 medley relay title in the past four years in particularly prolific in terms of Academic All- NCAA Championships finish between the 2019 when junior Zane Waddell and seniors Americans over the past five years, with six men’s and women’s teams. Laurent Bams, Knox Auerbach and Robert swimmers earning 14 honors. That total is • The Alabama men’s 2019 NCAA 200 Howard blazed to a time of 1:22.26, finishing nearly double what any other school has over medley relay championship marked the more than a tenth of a second ahead of second that span for all sports combined. Crimson Tide’s second relay title and 16th place California at the national championships. NCAA championship overall. Alabama has become one of the NCAA’s EVEN MORE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE • The Crimson Tide continued its assault dominant teams in the 200 medley, finishing The College Swimming and Diving Coaches on the school record board in 2018-19, first or second in four of the last five years, Association (CSCAA) revealed that Alabama 2019 REVIEW breaking nine short course yards marks and including its first-ever national relay title in was the only program to have both its men’s nine long course meters standards. 2016. and women’s squads figure in the top-10 • With a seventh-place finish in 2019, nationally by team grade point average during Alabama’s men have posted six consecutive CRIMSON TIDE ALL-AMERICANS the 2018-19 season. Alabama finished ninth top-15 NCAA finishes for the first time A total of nine men and women combined for among NCAA Division I women’s teams with a since earning 12 in a row between 1975-86. 24 All-America honors in 2019. Senior Robert 3.68 team GPA in the spring, while the Tide was • The Tide men won six SEC titles in 2019, Howard (6), junior Zane Waddell (5), senior seventh among the men’s squads with a 3.53. the most in a single season since totaling Laurent Bams (4), senior Knox Auerbach (3), The men and women both ranked first in the nine at the 1990 championships. freshman Jonathan Berneburg (2), sophomore Southeastern Conference by team GPA, while • Seniors Knox Auerbach, Laurent Bams Jack Blake (1), sophomore Sam DiSette (1), the women were the only SEC squad ranked and Robert Howard, junior Zane Waddell, senior Justine Macfarlane (1) and freshman in the top-15 nationally. Alabama’s women sophomores Jack Blake and Sam DiSette Kensey McMahon (1) earned All-America joined Stanford and Kansas as the only schools and freshman Jonathan Berneburg all honors during the 2018-19 season. to finish in the top-10 by team GPA and score earned First Team All-SEC honors in 2019. at the 2019 NCAA Championships. The Tide • Kensey McMahon earned Second Team All- BAMS NAMED ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN men, who finished seventh at the 2019 NCAA SEC honors as well as a place on the SEC OF THE YEAR Championships, were joined by Harvard as the All-Freshman team, where she was joined A total of four Crimson Tide student-athletes only two schools to finish in the top-10 at the by Kalia Antoniou, Kevin Li, Nico Perner earned a place on the CoSIDA Academic All- national championships and in terms of team and Rhyan White in 2019. America At-Large Teams, led by senior Laurent GPA. • McMahon posted the Tide women’s top Bams, who was voted the at-large team’s male finish at the SEC Championships, taking Academic All-American of the Year. Bams’ HOWARD DOMINATES SEC HONORS third in the 1,650 freestyle. honor marks the third time that a UA swimmer Robert Howard closed out his Crimson Tide • McMahon posted a 15:59.46 at the has been named the at-large team’s Academic career by dominating the Southeastern Georgia Tech Invitational, she became the All-American of the Year and the 13th honor Conference awards, earning the SEC Male first UA woman under 16 minutes in the overall for the Crimson Tide and the 12th Swimmer of the Year, the SEC Commissioner’s mile. She lowered the mark to 15:53.18 at over the past dozen years. Bams and senior Trophy, SEC Swimming and Diving Scholar- the NCAA Championships, taking seventh Robert Howard earned First Team Academic Athlete of the Year and the SEC Championships as the only freshman in the top-14 at All-America recognition for the second year Swimmer of the Meet. Winner of an SEC nationals. in a row in 2019. In addition to having the Postgraduate scholarship, the senior was the at-large team’s Academic All-American of the 8 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING 2019 Review

Kensey McMahon medaled in the 1,650 Justine Macfarlane closed out her career with her Robert Howard enjoyed a huge senior season, freestyle at SECs as a freshman. second All-America honors in the 100 breaststroke. earning SEC Swimmer of the Year. first in SEC history to earn both swimmer and improved on the 100-meter freestyle record the school record book establishing new school scholar-athlete of the year in the same season. while sophomore Tyler Sesvold beat the 100- marks in 17 of the 19 events. During his meter butterfly standard and Perera also seven-year tenure, Pursley’s swimmers won four SEC GOLD AND RECORDS improved on the 400-meter IM record. NCAA championships, 20 SEC championships Alabama’s men won six Southeastern and accounted for three SEC Championships Conference championships during the 2019 CHANGING OF THE GUARD “Swimmers of the Meet” honors, two SEC SEC meet, including three individual and three Following the 2018-19 season, Dennis Pursley “Swimmer of the Year” honors and an SEC relay titles. Senior Robert Howard won both the announced his retirement as the Alabama’s Commissioner’s Trophy. A total of 35 of Coach 50 and 100 freestyles while junior Zane Waddell head coach. A UA alum, Pursley returned to the Pursley’s Alabama swimmers earned 160 All- took top honors in the 100 backstroke. Howard Crimson Tide as head coach following the 2012 American honors. Former Indiana associate and Waddell also combined with freshman Olympic Games. Under his direction the Tide head coach Coley Stickels took over the Tide’s Jonathan Berneburg and senior Knox Auerbach men earned six consecutive top-15 finishes, reigns in April of 2019. to win the 400 freestyle relay. Auerbach, with four in the top 10. The women rewrote Howard and Waddell joined with senior Laurent Bams to win the 200 medley relay with an SEC record. Waddell and Howard also joined with sophomores Jack Blake and Sam DiSette to win the 200 freestyle relay with another SEC record time.

EVEN MORE RECORD SMASHING For the sixth year in a row, Alabama rewrote its 2019 REVIEW record board, bettering nine short course yards (SCY) school marks (five individual standards and four relays marks), as well as eight long course meters (LCM) records. On the SCY side of the board, senior Robert Howard broke the school 200 freestyle record while freshman Nicholas Perera broke the 400 individual medley (IM) record. Junior Zane Waddell and seniors Laurent Bams, Knox Auerbach and Howard broke the school record in the 200 freestyle relay and freshman Jonathan Berneburg, Waddell, Auerbach and Howard also broke the 400 freestyle record. Freshman Kensey McMahon broke the Tide’s 1,000 and 1,650 freestyle mark while freshman Rhyan White bettered the 100 backstroke standard.

White, senior Justine Macfarlane, sophomore Zane Waddell won the 2019 FINA World Flora Molnar and freshman Kalia Antoniou Championship in the 50-meter backstroke. lowered the 400 medley relay record. As for INTERNATIONAL GOLD FOR THE TIDE the LCM records, McMahon broke the 400- Junior Zane Waddell won double gold on the international stage in 2019, winning the FINA World meter, 800-meter and 1,500-meter freestyle Championship in the 50-meter backstroke and taking gold, and the meet record, at the World records, while junior Allie Surrency broke the University Games. Senior Robert Howard also brought home gold at the World University Games, 50-meter freestyle and junior Alexis Preski taking top honors in the 400-meter freestyle relay as part of Team USA. bettered the 200-meter IM standard. Howard ROLLTIDE.COM 9 coaches and staff COACHES/STAFF

coach. The Hoosiers had a program-first sweep the championship in the 400 medley relay. That of the men’s and women’s Big Ten team titles same season, Indiana became the first program in 2019. It was also the men’s third-consecutive in history to sweep all four NCAA titles in the team championship, while the women captured breaststroke in one season with King winning the league crown for the first time since 2011. In her third 100 and 200 breaststroke crowns. all, the men won 24 medals – 13 gold, six silver In February of 2018, the Hoosier men and five bronze, and the women took home 14 captured the program’s second-straight Big Ten medals – seven gold, one silver and six bronze. Championship, and 26th overall. IU won a total “The University of Alabama has continually of 24 medals – 14 gold, seven silver and three set the bar for collegiate athletic programs, bronze – and also won four of the five relays at and I cannot express how excited I am to be the meet for a second-straight year, which was a part of it,” Stickels said. “I’m excited to be a a program first. part of the rich traditions, winning culture and Prior to joining the staff at Indiana, Stickels COLEY the fantastic resources Alabama provides its served as head coach of the prestigious STICKELS student-athletes.” Canyons Aquatic Club in Santa Clarita, Calif. At the NCAA Championships, Stickels from 2012-17. During his time with the Head Coach First Season helped guide the Indiana men’s team to back- Canyons Aquatic Club, he helped lead the to-back top-3 finishes for the first time in 44 team to unprecedented success with over 50 ARIZONA, 2001 years. The 2019 third-place finish was thanks Southern California swimming records broken, to a trio of individual NCAA titles and the 400 five American records, one world record, six Coley Stickels is in his first season as The medley relay championship. In all, 13 Hoosiers national age group records and four national University of Alabama’s head swimming and earned a total of 38 All-America honors. high school records. diving coach after being introduced as the Highlighting the women’s accomplishments Stickels also helped guide World, U.S. Open eighth head coach of Alabama’s combined was Olympic gold medalist Lilly King, who and American record holder Abbey Weitzeil to men’s and women’s program in April 2019. became the first woman in NCAA history to win gold and silver medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics “As we went through this search, we got a eight breaststroke titles, completing her four- as well as 2015 World Championship bronze lot of solid insight from the swimming and diving year sweep of the 100 and 200 breaststrokes. medalist Santo Condorelli to an Olympic final community and Coley’s name kept coming up,” As a team, Indiana placed ninth overall, earning in Rio. UA Director of Athletics Greg Byrne said. “After the program’s fifth-straight top-10 finish and On the international level, Stickels’ swimmers meeting, we could see why people spoke so 10th top-10 in school history. have earned World Championship gold and highly of him. He has done an outstanding job In 2018, the Hoosier men finished third bronze medals, Pan-Am Games silver and at his previous stops and is already prepared at the NCAA Championships with three IU bronze medals, World University Games gold, with a plan to do the same at Alabama. We are swimmers winning NCAA titles, the most for silver and bronze medals, Pan-Pacific silver thrilled to welcome Coley, his wife Lindsay, and the program in 45 years, while also winning the medal and Short Course World Championships their son Cal to Tuscaloosa.” 400 medley relay title with a Big Ten record time gold and silver medals. In 2013-14, Canyons Stickels joined the Crimson Tide following a of 3:01.07. The relay title was the first for the swimmers qualified and competed in the Junior two-year stint as Indiana’s associate head sprint program since 1977, when it also took home 10 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING coaches and staff COLEY STICKELS CAREER AT A GLANCE

HIRED: April, 2019

FAMILY: Wife - Lindsay; Son - Cal

EDUCATION: • University of Arizona, 2001 • First-Team CoSIDA Academic All-American • First-Team Academic All-Pac 10

EXPERIENCE: • Head Coach, University of Alabama 2019-present • USA National Team Coach 2013-present • Associate Head Coach University of Indiana 2017-19 • Head Coach Canyons Aquatic Club 2012-17 • Head Coach Phoenix Swim Club 2011-12 World Championships, as well as Junior Pan- Olympic Trials (age 12). In 2010, Stickels was COACHES/STAFF • Head Coach Pacific Championships. named coach to the South African Pac Pacific Lake Oswego Swim Club Since 2013, Coley has been a USA National team. 2002-11 Team coach, including as a staff member of the In total, Stickels has coached swimmers to • Head Coach 2014 Short Course World Team in Doha, Qatar. 15 national age group Records and over 50 Dartmouth Before coaching at Canyons, Stickels was No. 1-nationally ranked age group swimmers 2001-02 the head coach of Phoenix Swim Club where he and relays. helped coach international sprint superstar and Stickels began coaching in 2001 at ATHLETIC CAREER: former world record holder Roland Schoeman. Dartmouth College, serving as the men’s and • 14-time All-American at the University of Schoeman placed fifth in the 2012 in the women’s assistant. Arizona, 1997-2000 • USA Short Course World Championship Olympic Games. During his collegiate career at the University Team, 2000 In addition, Stickels coached National Age of Arizona, Stickels was a 14-time All-American, • United States National Team Group champions, Junior National Champions graduating cum laude in 2001. He was named 1999-2000 and nine Olympic Trials qualifiers in 2012, as First-Team CoSIDA Academic All-American and • World and U.S. Open Record Setter well as the youngest swimmer at the meet (13 First-Team Academic All-Pac 10 in 2000. He was 200-meter freestyle relay, 2000 years old). also a member of the U.S. National Team from From 2003-2011, Stickels coached Lake 1999-2000 and swam for Team USA at the Short Oswego Swim Club where his swimmers broke Course World Championships in 1999. eight national age group records and qualified Stickels and his wife, Lindsay, have one son, the youngest swimmer in history to the 2008 Cal.

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and NCAA record that stood for four years. the six fastest 100 backstrokers in school history Quevedo graduated from Auburn with a were on the 2016-17 roster. bachelor’s degree in criminal justice in 2004. In addition to almost two decades of A 2000 Olympian for his native Venezuela, collegiate and age-group coaching, Barber Quevedo swam the 100 butterfly and 400 worked as an assistant coach with the U.S. freestyle relay in Sydney. He was the Venezuelan Resident National Team in Colorado Springs, national champion in the 50m and 100m Colo. While there, he worked with several world butterfly events in 2000 and set the masters class athletes, including Amy Van Dyken and long-course world record in the 50m butterfly B.J. Bedford. Van Dyken was the first American (24.15) in 2009. He is also a two-time Pan- female athlete to win four gold medals in a American Games medalist. single Olympiad (Atlanta, 1996). Quevedo and his wife Irene, have three Prior to joining the Crimson Tide, Barber children, daughters Victoria and Camilla and was in charge of the distance group at Florida OZZIE son Nicholas. State for three seasons, coaching athletes QUEVEDO to school record marks in the 500, 1,000 and 1,650 freestyles as well as coaching the Associate Head Coach First Season Seminoles’ first All-American in the mile. One of his athletes was named ACC Swimmer of AUBURN, 2004 the Meet at the conference championships.

COACHES/STAFF He was also nominated for Teacher of the Ozzie Quevedo joined the Crimson Tide Year for teaching undergraduate anatomy and swimming and diving staff as associate head physiology courses at FSU. coach in June 2019. As an age-group coach, Barber mentored “We’re very excited to have Ozzie join us 18 Junior National qualifiers in over 40 events here in Tuscaloosa,” head coach Coley Stickels and 20 national age-group top-16 performers. said. “He is a tremendous addition to our His athletes also earned 21 titles at the staff, bringing tremendous experience in the Southeastern Swimming Championships. Southeastern Conference and internationally Barber joined the Seminoles in 2004 after a both as a coach and a swimmer.” six-year run as the head coach at Club Makos in Quevedo joins the Tide following three JAMES Gulf Breeze, Fla., where he produced national seasons as Florida State’s assistant head coach. BARBER caliber swimmers. During his time in Tallahassee, the Seminoles Since 2005 Barber has mentored five made an impressive jump in the national Associate Head Coach 13th Season different athletes who qualified/represented rankings, going from 31st in 2017 to 14th in AUBURN AT MONTGOMERY, 1996 Team USA in international competitions, in 2019. addition to five international athletes who have “I would like to thank Head Coach Coley James Barber is in his 13th season as a represented their respective countries, with Stickels and Alabama Athletics administration member of the Crimson Tide coaching staff and many finalists and semi-finalists. for the opportunity to come back to the most his third as associate head coach. Barber received his first coaching job as the competitive conference in the country - the “They say home is where the heart is, and head age-group coach for the Montgomery SEC,” Quevedo said. “I am both thankful and my heart has always been with The University of YMCA Barracudas in Montgomery, Ala. From humbled for this opportunity. The University of Alabama,” Barber said. “It is incredible being a there he moved to Mobile, Ala., where he Alabama is an amazing institution with a rich member of the Alabama family, to be in a place served as Senior Coach for the City of Mobile tradition of success and I’m excited and eager that puts such high value in excellence at every Swim Association while pursuing his master’s to get to work with our current and future level and provides their athletes and coaches degree. His next coaching stint had him in the Crimson Tide student-athletes.” with every resource necessary to succeed. This same position for the Colorado Spring Swim Quevedo’s tenure at FSU followed three is every coach’s and athlete’s dream.” Team while also coaching the USA National seasons as an assistant coach at his alma During the Crimson Tide’s breakout 2013- Team. mater, Auburn (2013-16), where he worked 14 season, Barber’s group broke three school A 1996 Auburn University at Montgomery with all groups, including the professionals who records – including rookie Connor Oslin graduate with a bachelor’s degree in exercise competed in the 2016 Olympic Games where becoming the first UA swimmer under 47 science, Barber earned a master’s degree in he was a head coach for Suriname. seconds in the 100 backstroke, clocking a 46.33 exercise physiology from the University of Prior to Auburn, Quevedo coached on the at the NCAA Championships and shaving more South Alabama. club and high school levels and was the head than a second and a half off the old mark. A native of Prattville, Ala., Barber is married coach of National Training Center Aquatics in Oslin only got better throughout his career, to the former Angie Bixler. The couple has two Clermont, Fla. where he produced senior and winning a trio of SEC 100 backstroke titles and sons, Benjamin Paul and Samuel James. junior national swimmers. In addition to NTCA, smashing the 12-year-old SEC Championship he coached both the men’s and women’s teams 100 backstroke record formerly held by Ryan at the Montverde Academy. Lochte in 2017, becoming the first swimmer An NCAA champion, six-time All-American under 45 seconds at the SEC Championships and five-time SEC champion, Quevedo in the process. specialized in the butterfly and freestyle and At the 2017 NCAA Championships Oslin was a vital part of bringing home the Tigers’ lowered the school mark again, clocking a second NCAA title in 1999. In 2000, he was 44.56, making him one of the five fastest 100 a part of the Tigers’ NCAA champion 200 backstrokers in the history of swimming. In all, freestyle relay squad that set a U.S. Open

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After her senior season, Westfall spent her final year in College Station as a student assistant coach for the Aggies, graduating in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in sports management while minoring in history and business. Rebecca and her husband James have a son, Wade.

RIO REBECCA RAMIREZ WESTFALL

Diving Coach First Season Assistant Coach First Season MIAMI, 2001 TEXAS A&M, 2008

Rio Ramirez began his tenure as a member Rebecca Westfall joined the Alabama of Alabama swimming and diving head coach swimming and diving staff as an assistant coach Coley Stickels’ inaugural staff as the Crimson in the summer of 2019. Westfall joins head coach REED Tide’s diving coach in June 2019. Coley Stickels’ inaugural Alabama staff following FUJAN “We’re excited to have Rio on board and two years at Pittsburgh. leading our diving contingent,” Stickels said. “Rebecca is a tremendous addition to our Assistant Coach First Season

“He brings a tremendous amount of experience staff,” Stickels said. “She has proven herself to COACHES/STAFF NOTRE DAME, 2017 both as a coach and as a championship diver in be a great motivator and technician and she will his own right. I have no doubt that he will add bring a lot to the deck for the Crimson Tide.” Reed Fujan joined head coach Coley Stickels’ to Alabama’s amazing legacy of excellence in During her time at Pitt, the Panthers broke inaugural Crimson Tide staff as an assistant coach the area of diving.” 29 school records and rose in the ranks of the in June 2019. A five-time conference coach of the year, ACC. Westfall spent the 2016-17 season as an A 2017 graduate of Notre Dame, Fujan served Ramirez joins the Tide following seven seasons assistant coach for the inaugural swimming & as a volunteer assistant at Indiana while Stickels as FIU’s diving coach, where he mentored diving program at Indiana State. was the Hoosiers’ associate head coach. The Olympians, All-Americans, conference divers “I’m so excited and thankful to Coach Stickels Hoosiers won their second-consecutive Big Ten of the year and conference champions while and the athletic administration for the opportunity Championship and finished third at the NCAA helping the Panthers to five-straight conference to join the Alabama swimming and diving family,” Championships while Fujan was part of the staff. team titles. Westfall said. “From the new world-class facilities Fujan went on to serve as head coach of St. John’s “I am extremely excited for the opportunity to the amazing resources to the staff Coley has University swimming and diving during the 2018- to be part of the Bama family,” Ramirez said. “I assembled, Alabama truly has all the pieces 19 season. am looking forward to building on the legacy in place to continue its climb among the elite “Reed is one of the best young coaches in that characterizes this great University and this programs in the SEC and the NCAA.” the nation and we’re excited to have him here amazing team.” Prior to Indiana State, Westfall coached two in Tuscaloosa,” Stickels said. “Not only is a great A four-time NCAA champion during his seasons with UNC Asheville, helping the Bulldogs technical coach, but he does an amazing job career at the University of Miami who broke post program-best finishes in the Coastal evaluating talent and potential, which is crucial on NCAA Championships record off the platform Collegiate Swimming Association Championships the recruiting trail.” (901.60 points), he brings a wealth of experience in both seasons. She also coached two seasons Prior to embarking on a coaching career, Fujan at the highest levels of diving to the Tide’s staff. at Warren Wilson College in Swannona, N.C. swam for Notre Dame, serving as co-captain his During his collegiate career, Ramirez and served as interim head coach and aquatics senior season. A two-time Academic All-ACC quickly became one of the nation’s best divers, director at Emory & Henry College in Emory, Va., honoree, he earned a degree in management capturing the NCAA 1-meter title from 1997-99 in 2011-12. consulting major in 2017. A three-time All- and the platform championship in 1999. His She began her full-time coaching career at American, he clocked the second-fastest 200 resume while competing for Team USA includes Adams State College in Alamosa, Colo., serving freestyle time in Notre Dame history during his a Pan-American Games title in 1991, winning as the director of swimming and aquatics for career. He earned the Irish’s Most Improved award the USA National Synchronized 3-meter title in two years. During that time, Westfall established and the Charles Blanchard award as a sophomore. 2000, a first-place finish at the 2000 FINA Grand ASC’s first women’s program and reestablished A native of Byron, Minn., Fujan was a three- Prix off the 1-meter board and a third-place the men’s team for the first time since the 1970’s. time Minnesota state champion while competing finish at the 2000 USA Olympic Diving Trials. A biomechanics and swimming technique for the Rochester Swim Club Orcas. He earned He was also part of the Cirque du Soleil specialist, Westfall has published a series of the team’s most valuable award from 2010-13. productions of the “O” show in Las Vegas, Nev., articles on kinetic energy and movement through from 2004-07. water. Ramirez graduated from Miami in 2001 with A former eight-time All-American and nine- a bachelor’s degree in business administration. time Big 12 Conference champion at Texas A&M from 2003-07, Westfall helped the Aggies win their first Big 12 team title in 2007.

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OLIVER ROHAN AYANNA MEGAN PATROUCH SOOD WOODS BATTLES

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT GRADUATE ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER INTERN SWIMMING COACH DIVING COACH DIVING COACH COACHES/STAFF

STEPHANIE JOSH TARIQ RYAN GODFREY HAMPTON KELLY LAFOY

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ADVISOR ATHLETIC TRAINER ATHLETIC TRAINER INTERN COACH

FRANK NANCY PAYNE NEWELL PERRY WALKER

PERFORMANCE NUTRITION ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS

14 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Profiles 2020 ALABAMA MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING ROSTER

Name Event(s) Class Height Hometown (High School) Cade Auerbach Butterfly/Freestyle Jr. 6-1 Johns Creek, Ga. (Northview) Cam Auerbach Butterfly/Backstroke Fr. 6-4 Johns Creek, Ga. (Northview) Liam Bell Breaststroke/Freestyle Fr. 6-5 Atlanta, Ga. (Druid Hills) Jonathan Berneburg Freestyle/Butterfly So. 6-6 Wasenberg, Germany (Gymnasium am Rotenbühl) Cole Brown Freestyle/Butterfly/IM So. 6-0 Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier) Sam DiSette Freestyle/Butterfly Jr. 6-3 Leawood, Kan. (Blue Valley North) Alec Dixon Freestyle So. 6-4 Kingwood, Texas (Humble) Nico Hernandez-Tome Freestyle/IM So. 6-4 Sarasota, Fla. (Riverview) Hunter Jaynes Diving So. 5-7 Mansfield, Texas (Mansfield Lake Ridge) Daniel Kober Freestyle/IM Sr. 6-2 Elmshorn, Germany (Gymnasium am Rotenbühl) Shumpei Komatsu Diving So. 5-7 Tsukuba, Japan (Springfield Central State) Kevin Li Diving So. 5-7 Fujian, China (Beijing Vocational) Derek Maas Backstroke/Breaststroke/IM Fr. 6-3 Holland, Mich. (West Ottawa) Kyle Maas Backstroke/IM Sr. 6-3 Holland, Mich. (West Ottawa) Matt Menke Backstroke/Freestyle/IM Fr. 6-1 Lexington, Ky. (Lexington Catholic) Nicholas Perera IM So. 6-1 Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier) Nico Perner Breast/IM So. 6-2 Essingen, Germany (Gymnasium am Rotenbuehl) Ryan Ratliff Freestyle So. 6-4 Eldersburg, Md. (Century) Alex Robinson Freestyle/Backstroke Jr. 6-1 Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis University School) Tyler Sesvold Freestyle/Butterfly Jr. 6-3 West Chicago, Ill. (Wheaton Academy) Andrew Shea Freestyle/Backstroke R-So. 6-7 Madison, Ala. (James Clemens) John Shelstad Freestyle/Breaststroke/Butterfly So. 6-2 Minnetonka, Minn (Minnetonka) Colton Stogner Freestyle/Breaststroke/Butterfly So. 5-10 Bloomington, Ill. (University) Riley VanMeter Butterfly/Backstroke Fr. 5-10 Holland, Mich. (Holland Christian) Zane Waddell Freestyle/Backstroke Sr. 6-3 Bloemfontein, South Africa (Grey College) Jack Zhu Freestyle/Breaststroke Fr. 6-2 Canton, Miss. (Jackson Prep)

COACHES Head Coach Coley Stickels| 1st Season | Arizona, 2001) Associate Head Coach Ozzie Quevedo| 1st Season | Auburn, 2004) Associate Head Coach James Barber | 13th Season | AUM, 1996) PROFILES Diving Coach Rio Ramirez | 1st Season | Miami, 2001) Assistant Coach Rebecca Westfall | 1st Season | Texas A&M, 2008) Assistant Coach Reed Fujan | 1st Season | Notre Dame, 2017) Graduate Assistant Diving Coach Ayanna Woods | 1st Season | Alabama, 2019) Volunteer Assistants Oliver Patrouch (swimming), Rohan Sood (diving)

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• Brother, Andre CADE CAM • Sisters, Lainie and Sophie AUERBACH AUERBACH • Finance major

Butterfl y/Freestyle Butterfl y/Backstroke TOP TIMES • 100 breaststroke 52.21 6-1 • Jr. • SQ 6-4 • Fr. • HS • 200 breaststroke 1:57.30 • 50 freestyle 20.26 Johns Creek, Ga. Johns Creek, Ga. • 100 freestyle 44.18 (Northview) (Northview)

ACCOLADES • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll PREP HIGHLIGHTS JONATHAN • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Swam for former UA swimmer Brian BERNEBURG Wrighton at Dynamo Swim Club and Tony 2019 – SOPHOMORE Cianciola at Northview High School Freestyle/Butterfl y • Finished the season as Alabama’s second- • Two-time USA National Age Group (NAG) fastest 200 butterflyer with a career-best record breaker in the 400 freestyle and 400 6-6 • So. • 1L 1:47.58, good for third at the Auburn medley relays Wasenberg, Germany Invitational • Three-time All-American (Gymnasium am Rotenbuehl) • Posted a career-best 48.89 in the 100 • Georgia High School State Champion in the butterfly at the Auburn Invite 100 butterfly • Scored in the 200 butterfly (5th) against • Four-time USA Swimming Scholastic All- ACCOLADES Florida State American • 2019 First Team All-American, 200 Freestyle • Earned the Crimson Tide’s Coaches Award • Will to Live scholarship recipient Relay • SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2019 Honorable Mention All-American, 400 PERSONAL INFORMATION Freestyle Relay 2018 – FRESHMAN • Full name: Campbell Richards Auerbach • 2019 SEC Champion, 400 Freestyle Relay • Posted a career-best time of 1:51.29 in • Son of Susan and Sean Auerbach • 2019 First Team All-SEC the 200 butterfly at the Georgia Tech Fall • Brother Knox was an NCAA Champion and Invitational during prelims All-American swimmer at Alabama (2016- 2019 – FRESHMAN • Opened the season by scoring at Delta 19), while brother Cade is a junior on the • First Team All-American as part of the State in the 200 butterfly (5th) Crimson Tide swimming and diving team Tide’s sixth-place 200 freestyle relay at the NCAA Championships PROFILES • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll • Marketing major • Earned Honorable Mention All-America PREP HIGHLIGHTS TOP TIMES honors as part of the Tide’s 400 freestyle • Swam for Rich Murphy at Dynamo Swim • 100 butterfly 48.37 relay at the NCAA Championships Club and for Tony Cianciola at Northview • 100 freestyle 44.43 • Swam a career-best 43.09 in the 100 High School • 200 freestyle 1:37.25 freestyle at the SEC Championships, • Two-time All-American in the 200 and 400 ranking him seventh all-time at UA freestyle relays • Swam a career-best 19.67 in the 50 • USA Junior National qualifier in the 200- LIAM freestyle at the SEC Championships, meter butterfly ranking him 10th all-time at UA • 2017 USA Swimming Scholastic All- BELL • Broke the school record in the 400 freestyle American relay on the way to winning the SEC • Northview swim team captain Breaststroke/Freestyle Championship with a 2:48.52 • Top 30 of his graduating class • Scored at the SEC Championships in the 50 • Presidential Scholar 6-5 • Fr. • HS freestyle (14th) and 100 freestyle (19th) • First Team All-SEC • AP Scholar with Distinction Atlanta, Ga. • Junior marshal, 2015-16 (Druid Hills) PREP HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL INFORMATION • Swam for Felix Weins at SSG Saar Max Ritter • Full name: Cade Everette Auerbach PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Championship finalist in the 50-meter • Son of Sean and Susan Auerbach • Swam for Sergiy Useinov at United States freestyle at the 2016 European Junior • Brother Knox was an NCAA Champion and Aquatic Club and Lorri Reynolds and Greg Championships, taking eighth All-American swimmer at Alabama (2016- Valley at Druid Hill High School • Seven-time German Junior National 19), while brother Cam is a freshman on the • Member of the United States Junior Champion Crimson Tide swimming and diving team National Team • Finance/economics double major • 2019 USA Junior National Champion in the PERSONAL INFORMATION • Born March 16, 1999 100-meter breaststroke • Full name: Jonathan Berneburg • 2019 Junior National Championship bronze • Son of Karin and Udo Berneburg TOP TIMES medalist in the 200-meter breaststroke • Brothers, Daniel and Lukas • 200 freestyle 1:41.66 • Four-time All-American • Pre-major studies • 100 butterfly 48.89 • 2019 Georgia High School State Champion • Born January 29, 1998 • 200 butterfly 1:47.58 in the 100 breaststroke and 200 individual medley TOP TIMES • Youngest male to qualify for the 2016 • 50 Freestyle 19.67 Olympic Trials • 100 Freestyle 43.09 • 100 butterfly 47.56 PERSONAL INFORMATION • Full name: Liam Kai Bell • Son of Mandi and John Bell 16 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Profiles

2019 – SOPHOMORE • Finance major COLE • First Team All-American after finaling at the • Born January 17, 1999 BROWN NCAA Championships as part the Tide’s 200 freestyle relay (6th) TOP TIMES Freestyle/Butterfl y/IM • Also swam the 50 freestyle at the NCAA • 50 freestyle 19.38 Championships • 100 freestyle 43.91 6-0 • So. • SQ • Took top honors as part of the 200 freestyle • 200 freestyle 1:45.19 relay at the SEC Championships, breaking • 100 butterfly 48.49 Louisville, Ky. the school and SEC record in the process (St. Xavier) with a 1:15.43 • Finaled in the 50 freestyle (6th) at the SEC ALEC 2019 – FRESHMAN Championships with a career-best 19.38 DIXON • Posted career-best times in the 500 while also posting career-best swims the freestyle (4:27.57) and 400 individual 100 freestyle (43.91) and 100 butterfly Freestyle medley (3:56.26) at the Auburn Invitational (48.49) • Scored in the 400 individual medley (2nd) • Took top honors as part of the 400 freestyle 6-4 • So. • SQ and 200 butterfly (4th) at the Auburn relay and scored in the 50 (2nd) and 100 Invitational Kingwood, Texas (4th) freestyle and as part of the 400 • Scored in the 200 butterfly (4th) and 500 (Humble) medley relay (3rd) against Auburn freestyle (4th) against Florida State • Took top honors as part of the 200 freestyle • Scored in the 200 butterfly (5th) against relay and scored in the 50 freestyle (3rd) 2019 – FRESHMAN Texas A&M and as part of the 200 medley relay (3rd) • Competed in the 50 and 100 freestyle and • Scored in the 500 freestyle (4th) at Ohio against Florida State as part of the 200 medley relay against State • Took top honors as part of the 200 and Florida State • Scored in the 200 butterfly (2nd) in the 400 freestyle relays at the Georgia Tech • Competed in the 50 and 100 freestyle season opener against Delta State Invitational as well as scoring in the 50 against Auburn and Texas A&M freestyle (15th) • Competed in the 50 and 100 freestyle, 100 PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Took top honors as part of the 400 freestyle backstroke and as part of the 200 and 400 • Swam for Mike Deboor at Lakeside Swim and 200 medley relays and scored in the 50 freestyle relays, as well as the 200 medley Team and Todd Larking at St. Xavier (3rd) and 100 (4th) freestyle at Tennessee relay at the Georgia Tech Invitational • Four-year state champion as part of the St. • Scored in the 50 freestyle (4th) and as part • Competed in the 50 and 100 freestyle and Xavier squad of the 200 freestyle relay (3rd) against Texas as part of the 400 freestyle relay to open • Bronze medalist in the 200 freestyle and A&M the season against Delta State 100 butterfly at the 2018 Kentucky High • Scored in the 50 (4th) and 100 (5th) School Championships freestyle at Ohio State PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Swam on Xavier’s state record-setting 400 • Scored as part of the 400 medley relay • Swam for Humble High School, St. Pius X, freestyle relay (2nd) and in the 50 (3rd) and 100 (2nd) ESA, Bridgebats, Hcap PROFILES freestyle against Delta State • First Humble High School swimmer since PERSONAL INFORMATION • First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American 2006 to qualify for the Texas UIL State • Full name: Cole Evan Brown • First Team All-SEC Meet • Son of Kelly and Ken Brown • Academic Honor Roll • Multi-sport athlete who also ran track and • Sisters, Cameron, a senior on the Alabama played football, basketball, soccer and golf swimming and diving team and Mia 2018 – FRESHMAN at Humble • General studies major • Competed against Florida and Ohio State • Born September 3, 1999 in the 50 and 100 freestyle events PERSONAL INFORMATION • Opened the season by scoring at Delta • Full name: Alec Scott Dixon TOP TIMES State in the 100 (2nd) and 50 (5th) freestyle • Son of Scott and Martina Dixon • 200 butterfly 1:48.89 events • Creative media major • 500 freestyle 4:27.57 • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll • Born February 10, 2000 • 400 individual medley 3:56.26 PREP HIGHLIGHTS TOP TIMES • Swam for Derek Berg at Blue Valley North • 50 freestyle 20.93 SAM High School and for Mary Jo Klier at Kansas • 100 freestyle 47.49 DISETTE City Swim Academy • 2016 and 2017 state champion in the 50 Freestyle/Butterfl y and 100 freestyle events NICO • Two-time 2016 state champion HERNANDEZ-TOME 6-3 • Jr. • 1L • 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials qualifier in the 50 freestyle Leawood, Kan. • Earned All-America honors in the 50 (2016, Freestyle/IM (Blue Valley North) 2017) and 100 freestyle (2017) 6-4 • So. • 1L • Scholastic All-American, 2016 and 2017 AACCOLADES • National Honors Society Sarasota, Fla. • 2019 First Team All-American, 200 Freestyle • Presidential Award recipient, 2014-2017 (Riverview) Relay • Participated in baseball, basketball and • 2019 SEC Champion, 200 Freestyle Relay swimming in high school • 2019 First Team CSCAA Scholar All- 2019 – SUMMER American PERSONAL INFORMATION • Took ninth in the 5,000-meter race at the • 2019 First Team All-SEC • Full name: Samuel Herbert DiSette USA Swimming Open Water National • 2019 Academic Honor Roll • Son of Rebecca and Tim DiSette Championships with a time of 55:22.70 • 2018 Academic Honor Roll • Brothers, Zack and Adam

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2019 – FRESHMAN • Competed off the 3-meter and platform at • Also scored in the 1,650 freestyle (3rd) and • Scored in the 1,650 freestyle (15th) the NCAA Zone B Championships 400 individual medley (4th) against Texas with a career-best 15:12.57 at the SEC • Competed in the 1-meter, 3-meter and A&M Championships, while also posting career- platform at the SEC Championships • Took top honors in the 500 and 1,000 best times in the 400 individual medley • Scored in the 1 (4th) and 3 (2nd) meter freestyle at Ohio State (3:53.54) and the 500 freestyle (4:23.98) against Texas A&M • Scored in the 200 freestyle (2nd) and 200 • His time in the mile at the SEC • Scored in the 1 (2nd) and 3 (2nd) meter to backstroke (4th) to open the season against Championships was the Tide’s fastest of the open the season against Delta State Delta State season • Competed in the1-meter and 3-meter at • SEC Academic Honor Roll • Took top honors in the 1,650 freestyle and Tennessee and Ohio State scored in the 500 freestyle (2nd) against • SEC Academic Honor Roll 2018 – SOPHOMORE Florida State • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- • Scored in the 1,000 (3rd) and 500 (4th) PREP HIGHLIGHTS American freestyle against Auburn • Swam for Vladimir Sak at Mansfield Diving • SEC Academic Honor Roll • Scored in the 1,650 (13th) and 500 (19th) and Jerry Smith at Mansfield Lake Ridge • Competed at the SEC Championships in freestyle at the Georgia Tech Invitational • Four-time district champion (2015-2018) the 400 individual medley, the 500 freestyle • Scored in the 500 (4th) and 1,000 (5th) • Three-time All American qualifier (2016- and the 1,650 freestyle freestyle at Tennessee 2018) • Scored against Ohio State in the 500 (4th) • Scored in the 500 freestyle (3rd) against • 2017 junior national qualifier and 1,000 (4th) freestyle events Texas A&M • 2017 Texas state silver medalist • Scored at the FSU/Miami tri-meet in the • Scored in the 500 (2nd) and 1,000 (2nd) • 2018 junior national qualifier 500 (3rd) and 1,650 (4th) freestyle events as freestyle at Ohio State • Two-time Scholar All-American well as the 400 individual medley (4th) • Took top honors in the 500 freestyle to • Four-time regional champion (2015-2018) • Finaled at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational open the season against Delta State • Two-time state champion (2016 and 2018) in the 500 (3rd) and 1,650 (3rd) freestyle events as well as the 400 individual medley PREP HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL INFORMATION (8th) • Swam for Sarasota YMCA Sharks • Full Name: Hunter Chase Jaynes • Took top honors at Auburn in the 500 • Finaled in the 200 and 500 freestyle at the • Son of Sean and Machel Jaynes freestyle 2017 FHSAA Class 4A Championships • Communicative disorders major • Also scored in the 400 individual medley • Posted four finishes at the 2018 YMCA • Born February 28, 2000 (2nd) and the 1,000 freestyle (2nd) Short Course National Championships in • Scored against Florida in the 1,650 freestyle the 500, 1,000 and 1,650 freestyle events (3rd) and 400 individual medley • Opened the season by scoring at Delta PROFILES DANIEL • Posted top-20 finishes in the 500 and 1,650 State in the 200 freestyle (5th) freestyle and the 400 individual medley at KOBER the Florida Swimming Senior Short Course 2017 – FRESHMAN Championships Freestyle/IM • SEC Academic Honor Roll • Scored at the SEC Championships in the PERSONAL INFORMATION 6-2 • Sr. • 2L 1,650 (16th) and 500 (21st) freestyle events • Full name: Nicholas Roman Hernandez- Elmshorn, Germany • Clocked a career-best time in 1,650 Tome (Rotenbühl) freestyle (15:07.38) and 1,000 freestyle • Son of Maria Tome and Al Hernandez (9:06.71) at the SEC Championships, • Creative media major ACCOLADES ranking him ninth all-time at Alabama in • Born July 25, 2000 • 2019 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar both All-American • Also competed in the 400 individual TOP TIMES • 2018 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar medley at the SEC Championships • 1,650 freestyle 15:12.57 All-American • Posted a career-best time in the 500 • 1,000 freestyle 9:07.32 • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll freestyle (4:19.89) at the Bulldog • 500 freestyle 4:23.98 • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll Invitational, ranking him eighth all-time at • 200 freestyle 1:40.33 • 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll Alabama • 400 individual medley 3:53.54 • Earned wins against Florida State and at 2019 – JUNIOR Georgia Tech in the 500 and 1,000 freestyle • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- • Scored at LSU in the 500 freestyle (3rd) and HUNTER American 1,650 freestyle (3rd) • Scored in the 1,650 freestyle (23rd) and as • Finaled in the 500 freestyle (5th) at the JAYNES part of the 800 freestyle relay (9th) at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational SEC Championships • Earned a win in the 1,000 freestyle and Diving • Took top honors in the 500 freestyle against scored in the 500 freestyle (3rd) at Auburn • Earned a win in the 1,000 freestyle and 5-7 • So. • 1L Florida State and scored in the 1,650 freestyle (2nd) and 400 individual medley scored in the 400 individual medley (3rd) at Mansfi eld, Texas (3rd) Mizzou (Mansfi eld Lake Ridge) • Scored in the 500 (3rd) and 1,000 (4th) • Opened the season by scoring in the 1,000 freestyle and 400 individual medley (5th) freestyle (2nd) and 500 freestyle (3rd) ACCOLADES against Auburn against Delta State • 2019 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar • Scored in the 1,650 (7th) and 500 (8th) • Earned the Tide’s Most Dedicated Award All-American freestyle at the Georgia Tech Invitational • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Scored in the 500 (3rd) and 1,000 (3rd) PREP HIGHLIGHTS freestyle and 200 individual medley (5th) at • Swam for Hannes Vitense at SSG Saar Max 2019 – FRESHMAN Tennessee Ritter and Bernd Berkhahn at Swim-Team- • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- • Took top honors in the 500 freestyle against Elmshorn American Texas A&M

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• 2014 and the 2015 Junior European • 2018 NCAA Division II Qualification • Bronze medalist at the 13th Games of Champion in the 3-kilometer team event participant receiving the “Newcomer” The People’s Republic of China Diving • Posted four podium finishes at the 2015 award Championships German Age Group Championships, taking gold in the 800-meter freestyle and bronze PREP HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL INFORMATION in the 400-meter freestyle, 1,500-meter • Dove for Jeff Arbon at Chandler Diving • Full name: Zhenwei Li freestyle and 400-meter individual medley Club and Springfield Central State High • Son of son of Yumei Wang and Zizheng Li • Took silver in the 5-kilometer and bronze in School in Brisbane, Australia • Human performance exercise science major the 10-kilometer races at the 2015 German • Dove for Greg Triefenbach at St. Louis • Born September 7, 1998 Open Water Nationals Diving Club • Took silver in the 400-meter individual • Two-time Queensland State Age Group medley and 800-meter freestyle and champion DEREK bronze in 400-meter and 1,500-meter • 2016 School Nationals bronze medalist on freestyle at the 2014 German Age Group the springboard and platform MAAS Championships • 2017 Australian Age Group national • Posted two podium finishes at the 2014 champion in the 1m and 3m Backstroke/Breaststroke German Open Water Championships in the • 2017 Australian Age Group Nationals silver 1996/1997 age group, taking silver in the medalist in the platform 6-3 • Fr. • HS 5-kilometer and 10-kilomeer • 2017 New South Wales Open State Holland, Mich. • Eighth in 7.5-kilometer at both the 2014 Championship bronze medalist in the (West Ottawa) Junior European Championships and the platform 2014 Junior World Championships PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Sixth at the 2013 Junior European PERSONAL INFORMATION • Swam for Jim Whitehead at Michigan Championships in the 5-kilometer • Full name: Shumpei Komatsu Lakeshore Aquatics • Won the 2.5-kilometer open water and • Son of Mariko and Yuki Komatsu • Swam for Steve Bowyer and Sam Hoekstra 5-kilometer open water at the 2012 • Sister, Aki at West Ottawa High School German Age Group Championships and • Mathematics major • 2019 Michigan Division 1 High School took bronze in the 400-meter individual Swimmer of the Year and Swimmer of Meet medley and 1,500-meter freestyle • Six-time state champion • Seventh at the 2012 Junior European KEVIN • 2019 West Ottawa High School Athlete of Championships in the 5-kilometer open the Year water LI • 2019 Michigan High School Athlete of the • 2011 German Junior Age group champion Year finalist in the 2.5-kilometer open water, 5-kilometer Diving open water, 1,500-meter 5-7 • So. • 1L PERSONAL INFORMATION • Class representative since beginning of the • Full name: Derek Edward Maas seventh class Fujan, China • Son of Paula and Edward Maas PROFILES • Boarding school representative since 2013 (Beijing Vocational) • Brothers, Kyle, a senior on the Alabama swimming and diving team and Kevin PERSONAL INFORMATION ACCOLADES • Sister, Jenna • Full name: Daniel Kober • 2019 SEC All-Freshman • Biology major • Son of Ludmila and Johann Kober • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Brother, Christian Kober TOP TIMES • Chemical engineering major 2019 – FRESHMAN 200 individual medley 1:45.76 • Born March 6, 1997 • SEC All-Freshman 200 breaststroke 1:56.46 • Finaled off the 1-meter (11th) at the NCAA 100 freestyle 44.10 TOP TIMES Zone B Championships • 500 freestyle 4:19.89 • Finaled of the 1-meter springboard (8th) at • 1,000 freestyle 9:03.81 the SEC Championships KYLE • 1,650 freestyle 15:07.38 • Scored in the 1-meter (2nd) and 3-meter • 400 individual medley 3:53.74 (3rd) against Florida State MAAS • Scored in the 3-meter (3rd) diving competition against Auburn Backstroke/IM SHUMPEI • Scored in the 1-meter (2nd) and platform KOMATSU (10th) at the Georgia Tech Invitational 6-3 • Sr. • 2L • Scored in the 3-meter (2nd) and 1-meter Holland, Mich. (5th) at Tennessee (West Ottawa) Diving • Scored in the 1-meter (2nd) and 3-meter 5-7 • So. • TR (3rd) against Texas A&M ACCOLADES • Scored in the 1-meter (4th) and 3-meter • 2019 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar Tsukuba, Japan (4th) at Ohio State All-American (Springfi eld Central State) • Took top honors in the1-meter and 3-meter • 2018 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar to open the season against Delta State All-American LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY (2018) • Named the Crimson Tide’s Most • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2018 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar Outstanding Diver • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll All-American • SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Finaled off the 3m, taking seventh at the 2018 New South Conference PREP HIGHLIGHTS 2019 – JUNIOR Championships • Dove for Xiaosong Wang and Jian Yu • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- at Beijing Diving Team and at Beijing American Vocational Sports School

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• Scored in the 200 (13th) and 400 • His time in the 100 and 200 backstroke at (16th) individual medleys, as well as the Bulldog Invitational ranks him sixth all- MATT the 200 backstroke (22nd) at the SEC time at Alabama in both events MENKE Championships • Posted a career-best 54.65 in the 100 • Broke the 33-year-old school 400 individual breaststroke in a time trial at the Bulldog Backstroke/Freestyle/IM medley record at the SEC Championships Invitational with a 3:45.29 in prelims • Posted career-best times in the 200 6-1 • Fr. • HS • Swam a career-best 1:45.04 in the individual medley (1:47.45) at the SEC 200 individual medley at the SEC Championships Lexington, Ky. (Lexington Catholic) Championships, which ranks him third all- • Competed at the SEC Championships in time at Alabama the 100 backstroke, 200 backstroke and PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Posted a career-best 1:43.94 in the 200 200 individual medley • Swam for Chris Fugmann at Kentucky backstroke at the SEC Championships, • Scored at Auburn in the 200 individual Aquatics which ranks him fifth all-time at Alabama medley (3rd) • Swam for Dave Little at Lexington Catholic • Scored in the 400 individual medley (2nd) • Opened the season by scoring in the 200 High School and 200 (3rd) and 100 (5th) backstroke backstroke (2nd) and 200 individual medley • Won high school and USA Swimming state against Florida State (2nd) against Delta State titles in 2019 and 2018 • Scored in the 200 (2nd) and 400 (4th) • 2019 LCM Junior Nationals top 16 finisher backstroke and 400 individual medley (4th) PREP HIGHLIGHTS in the 200 backstroke against Auburn • Swam for Jim Whitehead at Michigan • 2019 high school national champion in 200 • Competed in the 200 and 400 individual Lakeshore Aquatics and Steve Bowyer and freestyle relay medleys, 100 and 200 backstroke and as Sam Hoekstra at West Ottawa High School • Set multiple club and high school team part of the 400 medley and 400 freestyle • Swam the 100-meter backstroke at the records relays at the Georgia Tech Invitational 2016 USA Olympic Team Trials • Summer USA Junior National • Scored in the 200 individual medley (2nd) • 2016 USA Summer Junior National Championships qualifier and 200 backstroke (5th) at Tennessee Championships finalist in the 100 • Scored in the 200 backstroke (3rd) and 400 backstroke (7th) PERSONAL INFORMATION individual medley (3rd) against Texas A&M • Took 10th in the 200 individual medley • Full name: Matthew Thomas Menke • Scored in the 200 individual medley (4th) at the 2016 USA Summer Junior National • Son of Meg and Tom Menke and 200 backstroke (5th) at Ohio State Championships • Brother, Andrew • Earned the Crimson Tide’s Most Dedicated • Silver medalist in the 100 backstroke and • Sister, Jessica award 200 individual medley at the 2016 Michigan • Biology major • SEC Academic Honor Roll Division 1 State Championships PROFILES • Earned a place at the 2014 Zone Select TOP TIMES 2018 – SOPHOMORE Camp 2014 • 100 backstroke 48.39 • Scored at the SEC Championships in the • Took eight AP classes • 200 backstroke 1:45.23 200 individual medley (24th), posting a • National Honor Society • 100 freestyle 44.81 career-best time of 1:46.86 • 200 freestyle 1:37.75 • Also competed in the 200 breaststroke PERSONAL INFORMATION • 200 individual medley 1:48.29 and the 400 individual medley at the SEC • Full name: Kyle Patrick Maas Championships • Son of Paula and Ed Maas • Scored against Ohio State in the 200 • Sister, Jenna backstroke (3rd) and the 200 individual • Brothers, Derek, a freshman on the NICHOLAS medley (4th) Alabama swimming and diving team and PERERA • Scored at the FSU/Miami tri-meet in the Kevin 400 individual medley (3rd) and the 200 • Biology major Individual Medley backstroke (4th) • Born April 21, 1998 • Scored at Auburn in the 100 breaststroke 6-1 • So. • 1L (5th), 200 backstroke (5th) and 400 TOP TIMES individual medley (5th) • 400 individual medley 3:45.29 Cincinnati, Ohio • Scored against Florida in the 400 individual • 200 individual medley 1:45.04 (St. Xavier) medley (4th) and the 200 backstroke (5th) • 100 backstroke 47.84 • Opened the season by taking top honors at • 200 backstroke 1:43.94 ACCOLADES Delta State in the 200 backstroke and the • 100 breaststroke 54.65 • 2019 First Team CSCAA Scholar All- 200 individual medley as well as part of the • 200 breaststroke 1:56.35 American 400 medley relay • 100 freestyle 45.84 • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Also scored in the 100 breaststroke at Delta • 100 butterfly 50.52 State (4th) 2019 – SUMMER • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- • Set the school 400-meter individual American medley (LCM) record at the USA National • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll Championships with a time of 4:20.51, 2017 – Summer bettering the previous mark set by Peter • Took seventh in the 200-meter individual Berndt at the 1988 Olympic Games medley at the 2017 U.S. Open • His time in the 200m individual medley 2019 – FRESHMAN (2:02.45) at the 2017 U.S. Open broke the • Earned a spot on Alabama’s NCAA Tide long course meter record for the event Championships squad, competing in the 2017 – Freshman 200 and 400 individual medley and the 200 • Clocked a career-best time of 47.84 in the breaststroke 100 backstroke and 1:44.31 in the 200 • Scored in the 400 individual medley backstroke at the Bulldog Invitational (9th), 200 butterfly (24th) and as part of

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the 800 freestyle relay (9th) at the SEC • 200 freestyle 1:37.79 Championships • 200 breaststroke 1:56.95 RYAN • Broke the school record in the 400 • 200 butterfly 1:46.61 RATLIFF individual medley during finals of the SEC Championships with a time of 4:34.64 Freestyle • His 1:56.95 in the prelims of the 200 NICO breaststroke at the NCAA Championships 6-4 • So. • SQ is a career best, which ranks him eight all- PERNER time at UA Eldersburg, Md. (Century) • Posted a career-best 1:46.62 in the Breaststroke/IM 200 individual medley at the SEC ACCOLADES Championships, which ranks him seventh 6-2 • So. • 1L • 2019 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar all-time for the Tide Essingen, Germany All-American • Took top honors in the 400 individual (Gymnasium am Rotenbuehl) • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll medley and scored in the 200 butterfly (2nd) against Florida State and Auburn ACCOLADES 2019 – FRESHMAN • Scored in the 400 (6th) and 200 (20th) • 2019 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- individual medleys, 200 butterfly (15th) and All-American American as part of the 800 freestyle relay (3rd) at • 2019 SEC All-Freshman • Took top honors in the 200 and 1,650 the Georgia Tech Invitational • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll freestyle and scored in the 500 freestyle • Took top honors in the 200 individual (2nd) at the Auburn Invitational medley at Tennessee and scored in the 200 2019 – FRESHMAN • Posted career-best times in the 200 butterfly (2nd) and the 200 breaststroke • SEC All-Freshman freestyle (1:36.50), 500 freestyle (4:23.34) (4th) at Tennessee • Scored in the 200 breaststroke (10th) at the and 1,650 freestyle (15:17.35) at the • Scored in the 400 individual medley (2nd) SEC Championships Auburn Invitational and the 200 butterfly (3rd) against Texas • Posted a career-best 53.97 in the 100 • Scored in the 1,650 (3rd) and 500 (5th) A&M breaststroke and 1:56.09 in the 200 freestyle against Florida State • Took top honors in the 200 individual breaststroke at the SEC Championships, • Scored in the 1,650 freestyle (15th) at the medley at Ohio State and scored in the 200 which ranks him 10th and fifth all-time at Georgia Tech Invitational butterfly (3rd) at Ohio State Alabama, respectively • Scored in the 500 freestyle (5th) at • Took top honors in the 200 butterfly to • Also swam a career-best 1:47.27 in the 200 Tennessee open the season against Delta State individual medley, which ranks him 10th all- • Scored in the 1,650 freestyle (5th) against • Also scored in the 200 breaststroke (3rd) time at UA Texas A&M against Delta State • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- • Scored in the 1,000 freestyle at Ohio State • First-Team CSCAA Scholar All-American American (5th) and to open the season against Delta • SEC Academic Honor Roll • SEC Academic Honor Roll State (2nd)

• SEC Academic Honor Roll PROFILES PREP HIGHLIGHTS PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Swam for Kevin Weldon and Meghan Olson • Swam for Felix Weins at SSG Saar Max PREP HIGHLIGHTS at Dayton Raiders Swim Club and for Jim Ritter • Swam for Scott Ward at Eagle Swim Club Brower, Tim Beerman and Tom Keefe at St. • Three-year member of the German Junior • 2017-18 USA Swimming Scholastic All- Xavier High School National Team American • Ohio state record holder as part of the 200 • German Junior National Champion in the • National Honor Society medley relay, 200 freestyle relay and 400 50, 100 and 200 breaststroke and the 200 • National English Honor Society freestyle relay individual medley in 2015, 2016 and 2017 • Honor roll student • National record holder as part of the 200m • Two-time member of Germany’s European • Second at Maryland State meet in 200 freestyle relay Junior National Championship team freestyle (2018) • Ohio state champion in the 200 individual • Part of Germany’s 2015 European Games medley squad PERSONAL INFORMATION • 400 individual medley NCSA runner up • Full Name: Ryan Anderson Ratliff • 2017 and 2016 NISCA All-American PERSONAL INFORMATION • Son of Clifford and Michelle Ratliff • USA Swimming Scholastic All-American • Full name: Nico Frederik Perner • Finance major • 2016 Olympic Trials qualifier • Son of Marion and Thomas Perner • Born March 15, 2000 • 2016 and 2015 high school national • Brother, Marcel championship team • Sisters, Melissa and Annabelle TOP TIMES • Eagle Scout • Management major 200 freestyle 1:36.50 • National Honor Society • Born August 22, 1998 500 freestyle 4:23.34 • National Merit Semifinalist 1,000 freestyle 9:22.74 • Aquaponics Club TOP TIMES 1,650 freestyle 15:17.35 • 200 breaststroke 1:56.09 PERSONAL INFORMATION • 100 breaststroke 53.97 • Full Name: Nicholas Vincent Perera • 200 individual medley 1:47.27 • Son of Johann and Christina Perera • Mechanical engineering major on STEM path to MBA • Born October 14, 1999

TOP TIMES • 400 individual medley 3:43.64 • 200 individual medley 1:46.62 • 500 freestyle 4:25.52

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• Three-time Southeastern Swimming 2018 – FRESHMAN ALEX Southern Zone Championship 1,500 • Earned a place on the Tide’s NCAA ROBINSON freestyle champion, 2011, 2012, 2014 championship squad as part of its relay • Four-time Southeastern Swimming Age contingent Freestyle/Backstroke Group record-holder • Scored in the 100 butterfly (13th) with • Captain of the Memphis University Owls a career-best 46.71 which ranks him 6-1 • Jr. • 1L swim team seventh all-time at UA and 50 freestyle • 2017 Triathlon USA National HS (15th) with a career-best 19.89 at the SEC Memphis, Tenn. Championships (Tuscaloosa) qualifier Championships (Memphis University School) • Three-year Dean’s List and Faculty Honor • Also competed in the 100 freestyle at the Roll, 2014, 2015, 2016 SEC championships ACCOLADES • Scored against Florida in the 100 butterfly • 2018 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar PERSONAL INFORMATION (3rd) All-American • Full name: Christopher Alexander Robinson • Opened the season by scoring at Delta • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Son of Terrence and Mary Robinson State in the 100 backstroke (2nd) • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Chemistry major • First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American • Born December 10, 1998 • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll 2019 – SOPHOMORE • Scored as part of the 800 freestyle relay TOP TIMES PREP HIGHLIGHTS (9th) at the SEC Championships • 100 backstroke 47.96 • Swam for Tim Lewarchick at St. Charles • Posted career-best times in the 100 (47.96) • 200 backstroke 1:45.28 Swim Club and 200 (1:45.28) backstroke events at the • Sponsored by Kerinan Mack at Wheaton SEC Championships Academy • His 47.96 in the 100 backstroke ranks him • 2016 U.S. Olympic Trial 100 backstroke 10th all-time at UA TYLER qualifier • Scored in the 200 backstroke (4th) and 200 SESVOLD • Two-time runner-up NCSA medalist freestyle (5th) against Florida State • NCSA 100 butterfly champion • Scored in the 200 backstroke (3rd) and 200 Freestyle/Butterfl y • All-American butterfly (5th) against Auburn • Chapel speaker • Scored in the 200 backstroke (18th) at the 6-3 • Jr. • 2L • Project lead worship-discipleship. Georgia Tech Invitational • Scored in the 200 freestyle (5th) at West Chicago, Illinois (Wheaton Academy) PERSONAL INFORMATION Tennessee • Full name: Tyler Evert Sesvold PROFILES • Scored in the 200 backstroke against Texas • Son of Terry and Carolyn A&M (4th) and at Ohio State (3rd) ACCOLADES • Sibling, Ashley • Scored in the 1,000 freestyle (3rd), 100 • 2019 First Team CSCAA Scholar All- • Business major backstroke (3rd) and 200 backstroke (3rd) American • Born January 31, 1999 to open the season against Delta State • 2018 First Team CSCAA Scholar All- American TOP TIMES 2018 – FRESHMAN • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • 50 freestyle 19.89 • Competed at the SEC Championships in • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll • 100 freestyle 44.48 the 100 and 200 backstroke events • 100 butterfly 46.71 • Finished 4th in the 100 backstroke at the 2019 – SUMMER • 100 backstroke 48.53 Auburn Invitational • Set the school 100-meter butterfly (LCM) • Scored against Ohio State in the 200 record at the USA National Championships backstroke (5th) with a time of 52.02 • Posted a career-best time at the Georgia ANDREW Tech Fall Invitational in the 200 backstroke 2019 – SOPHOMORE SHEA prelims (1:48.73) • First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American • Scored in the 50 freestyle (23rd) at the SEC • Competed at Auburn in the 200 backstroke Freestyle/Backstroke and the 1,000 freestyle Championships • Scored against Florida in the 1,650 freestyle • Scored in the 100 butterfly (4th) and as 6-7 • R-So. • SQ (4th) part of the 200 medley relay (3rd) against • Opened the season by scoring at Delta Florida State Madison, Ala. (James Clemens) State in the 200 backstroke (2nd) and the • Scored in the 100 butterfly (5th) against 400 backstroke (3rd) Auburn • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- • Scored as part of the 400 freestyle relay ACCOLADES American (3rd) at Tennessee • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll • Took top honors as part of the 200 medley relay against Texas A&M 2019 – SOPHOMORE PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Took top honors as part of the 400 medley • Redshirted the season due to injury • Swam for Bryan Parker at Memphis relay at Ohio State • Competed in the 100 and 200 freestyle and University School and for Ben Davis at • Took top honors as part of the 400 medley as part of the 400 freestyle relay to open Memphis Tiger Swimming relay to open the season against Delta the season against Delta State • Competed in the 100 backstroke at the State 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials • Also scored in the 100 butterfly (3rd) and 2018 – FRESHMAN • 2016 Southern Zones Open Water 5K 100 backstroke (4th) against Delta State • Posted a career-best time at the Georgia Championship winner • SEC Academic Honor Roll Tech Fall Invitational in the 100 backstroke • 2016 USA Swimming All-American (50.29) • Three-year Shelby County Championship • Competed in the 50 and 100 freestyle Team winner, 2014, 2015, 2016 events at the FSU/Miami tri-meet and • 2016 Team State Champion against Ohio State and Florida 22 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Profiles

• Competed at Auburn in the 100 freestyle well as the 200 and 400 freestyle relays at of the 200 and 400 medley relays, as well • Opened the season by scoring at Delta the Georgia Tech Invitational as the 200 and 400 freestyle relays at the State in the 100 backstroke (4th) • Competed in the 100 breaststroke, 200 Georgia Tech Invitational • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll individual medley and as part of the 400 • Scored in the 50 freestyle (5th) and as part medley relay at Ohio State and against of the 400 freestyle relay (3rd) at Tennessee PREP HIGHLIGHTS Delta State • Scored in the 100 freestyle (5th) and as part • Swam for Ray Fogg, Roger von Jouanne of the 200 freestyle relay (3rd) against Texas and Pam von Jouanne at Madison PREP HIGHLIGHTS A&M Swimming Association and for Kate Wade • Swam for Minnetonka High School • Scored in the 100 freestyle (3rd) to open and Mike Gunner at James Clemens High • Three-time USA Aquajets Swimming the season against Delta State School Scholastic All-American • 2016 50 freestyle and 100 backstroke • Multi-time NISCA All-American PREP HIGHLIGHTS Southeastern Champion • Two-time Minnesota all-time and • Swam for University High School and • Three-time 50 freestyle 100 backstroke and MSHSL Class AA record setter as part of Unattached 200 backstroke Junior National qualifier Minnetonka’s 200 medley and 400 freestyle • USA Swimming Scholastic All-American • 2015 AHSAA State champion in the 50 relays • NISCA All-American freestyle • 200 medley national public high school • Tied for fifth in the 50 freestyle and placed • All-American in the 50 freestyle record sixth in the 100 free at the 2017 IHSA State • Southeastern Swimming Age Group All-Star • Clocked the second-fastest 50 butterfly Championships Team medley relay split in the country for the • Scholastic All-American 2016-17 season PERSONAL INFORMATION • Alabama delegate at the Congress of • Silver medalist in the 200 individual medley • Full name: Colton Joshua Stogner Future Medical Leaders and bronze medalist in the 100 freestyle at • Son of Jared and Kelly Stogner • National Youth Leadership Forum of the state championships • Mechanical engineering major Medicine representative • Finalist at the NCSA Spring Championships • Born May 3, 2000 • German Honors Society member in 100 freestyle, 50 and 100 breaststroke, • Earned a 4.1 grade point average 50 butterfly and 200 individual medley TOP TIMES • State champion in the 200 individual • 50 freestyle 20.11 PERSONAL INFORMATION medley and 200 freestyle relay at the • 100 freestyle 44.21 • Full name: Andrew Landon Shea Minnesota state meet • 200 freestyle 1:42.91 • Son of Edward and Susanne Shea • Third place in the 100 butterfly at the • 100 backstroke 55.05 • Sisters, Jennifer and Stephanie Minnesota state meet • 100 breaststroke 55.36 • Consumer science major with a • 100 butterfly 47.60 concentration in family financial planning PERSONAL INFORMATION • Born October 19, 1998 • Full name: John Peter Shelstad • Son of JP and David Shelstad RILEY TOP TIMES • Marketing major PROFILES • 200 backstroke 1:48.67 • Born May 25, 1999 VANMETER • 50 freestyle 20.48 • 100 backstroke 50.29 TOP TIMES Butterfl y/Backstroke • 200 individual medley 1:47.66 • 100 freestyle 45.07 5-10 • Fr. • HS JOHN • 50 freestyle 20.65 Holland, Mich. SHELSTAD • 100 breaststroke 54.32 (Holland Christian) PREP HIGHLIGHTS Freestyle/Breaststroke COLTON • Swam for Todd Smeenge at Holland 6-2 • So. • SQ Christian High School STOGNER • Swam for Jim Whitehead at Michigan Minnetonka, Minn. Lakeshore Aquatics (Minnetonka) Freestyle/Breaststroke • Two-time USA Scholastic All American 5-10 • So. • SQ • Seven-time NISCA All American 2019 – FRESHMAN • Five-time Michigan state champion • Scored in the 200 individual medley (2nd) Bloomington, Ill. • Two-time MHSAA D3 individual state at the Auburn Invitational (University) record holder • Posted career-best times in the 200 • 2018 and 2019 Holland Christian Athlete of individual medley (1:47.66), 100 2019 – FRESHMAN the Year breaststroke (54.32), 100 freestyle (45.07) • Scored in the 100 (2nd) and 50 (3rd) • 2019 AP Scholar Award and 50 freestyle (20.65) at the Auburn freestyle, as well as the 100 butterfly (2nd) Invitational at the Auburn Invitational PERSONAL INFORMATION • Competed in the 100 breaststroke, 100 • Posted career-best times in the 50 • Full name: Riley Joseph VanMeter butterfly and as part of the 200 medley and freestyle (20.11), 100 freestyle (44.21), • Son of Shanon and Jeff VanMeter freestyle relays against Florida State and 100 breaststroke (55.36) and 100 butterfly • Brother: Mitchell Texas A&M (47.60) • Major: Spanish and Biology • Competed in the 100 breaststroke, 100 • Scored in the 100 butterfly (5th) and as butterfly and as part of the 400 freestyle part of the 200 freestyle relay (3rd) against TOP TIMES relay against Auburn Florida State • 100 butterfly 47.94 • Competed in the 50 and 100 freestyle, 200 • Scored as part of the 400 medley relay (3rd) • 200 butterfly 1:49.58 individual medley, 100 breaststroke and as against Auburn • 100 backstroke 48.95 part of the 200 and 400 medley relays, as • Competed in the 50 and 100 freestyle, • 50 freestyle 20.86 100 butterfly, 100 breaststroke and as part

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• 2017 SEC All-Freshman • Also finaled in the 100 freestyle (7th) and ZANE • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll as part of the 400 medley relay (2nd) at the WADDELL • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll SEC Championships • 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Scored in the 50 freestyle (9th) at the SEC Championships PROFILES Freestyle/Backstroke 2019 – SUMMER • Took top honors in the 100 backstroke and 6-3 • Sr. • 3L • Won the 50-meter backstroke at the FINA as part of the 200 medley and freestyle World Championships in Gwangiu, South relays and scored in the 100 butterfly (2nd) Bloemfontein, South Africa Korea, with a time of 24.43 to edge world against Florida State (Grey College) record holder Evgeny Rylov (24.49) of • Took top honors in the 100 backstroke and Russia by six-hundredths of a second as part of the 400 medley and freestyle ACCOLADES • Won the 50-meter backstroke at the World relays and scored in the 100 butterfly (2nd) • 2019 FINA World Champion, 50-meter University Games in Napoli, Italy, with a against Auburn Backstroke time of 24.48 after setting the WUG record • Took top honors as part of the 200 and • 2019 World University Games Champion, at 24.46 in the semifinals 400 freestyle relays at the Georgia Tech 50-meter Backstroke Invitational • 2019 NCAA Champion, 200 Medley Relay 2019 – JUNIOR • Scored in the 50 (2nd) and 100 (5th) • 2019 First Team All-American, 200 Medley • NCAA Champion as part of the Crimson freestyle, 100 backstroke (2nd), 100 Relay, 200 Freestyle Relay Tide’s 200 medley relay, setting a pool butterfly (2nd) and as part of the 200 (2nd) • 2018 First Team All-American, 400 freestyle record of 1:22.26 on the way to the title and 400 (2nd) medley relays at the Georgia relay • Earned First Team All-America honors at Tech Invitational • 2017 First Team All-American, 200 medley the NCAA Championships after finaling in • His 46.33 at the Georgia Tech Invitational relay and 200 freestyle relay the 200 medley relay (1st), 200 freestyle was a career-best time and ranks him third • 2019 Honorable Mention All-American, relay (6th), all-time at Alabama 100 Backstroke, 400 Medley Relay and 400 • Earned Honorable Mention All-America • Took top honors in the 100 butterfly and as Freestyle Relay honors at the NCAA Championships after part of the 200 medley and 400 freestyle • 2018 Honorable Mention All-American, 100 scoring in the 100 backstroke (12th), 400 relays and scored in the 100 backstroke backstroke, 200 and 400 medley relays, 200 freestyle relay (9th) and 400 medley relay (2nd) at Tennessee freestyle relay (9th) • Took top honors in the 100 butterfly, 100 • 2017 Honorable Mention All-American, 50 • Also swam in 50 freestyle at the NCAA backstroke and as part of the 200 medley freestyle, 100 freestyle and 400 freestyle Championships and 200 freestyle relays against Texas A&M relay • SEC Champion in the 100 backstroke and • SEC Swimmer of the Week (10/9/18) • 2019 First Team CSCAA Scholar All- as part of the 200 and 400 freestyle, as well • Took top honors in the 100 butterfly, 100 American as 200 medley relays backstroke and as part of the 400 medley • 2018 First Team CSCAA Scholar All- • Part of the Tide’s 200 medley relay (1:22.19) and 400 freestyle relays at Ohio State American and 200 freestyle relay (1:15.43) that set • Took top honors in the 50 freestyle, 100 • 2017 First Team CSCAA Scholar All- Southeastern Conference Championship butterfly and as part of the 400 medley American records and 400 freestyle relays to open the season • 2019 SEC Champion, 100 backstroke, 200 • Posted a career-best 44.77 on his way to against Delta State Medley Relay, 200 Freestyle Relay and 400 winning the SEC 100 backstroke title, which • First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American Freestyle Relay ranks him second all-time at UA • First Team All-SEC • 2018 SEC Champion, 200 freestyle relay • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2019 First Team All-SEC • 2018 First Team All-SEC 24 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Profiles

• Earned the Crimson Tide’s Most Valuable • Opened the season by taking top honors PREP HIGHLIGHTS Award at Delta State in the 50 freestyle and as • Swam for Simon Gray at SuperSport Seals part of the 400 freestyle and 400 medley Bloemfontein 2018 – SUMMER relays and scoring in the 100 butterfly • Medaled at the 2015 Youth Commonwealth • Won two gold and two silver medals • First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American Games for Team South Africa, earning four 2018 South African Short Course National • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll gold and two bronze Championships in Durban, winning both • Earned the Crimson Tide’s Most Valuable • Medaled at the 2014 Region V Youth the 50 and 100-meter backstroke with Award African Games for Team South Africa, times of 23.55 and 51.63, respectively earning eight gold and one bronze • Second in the 50 and 100-meter freestyle, 2017 – FRESHMAN • Set ten South African age group records with times of at 21.65 and 47.54, • First Team All-American as part of the 200 from 2011 to 2015 respectively, at the 2018 South African medley relay (2nd) and 200 freestyle relay • Earned Honors for swimming in 2015 SCM National Championships (5th) at the NCAA Championships • Four-time Grey College Best Swimmer • Finished second in the prelims of • Honorable Mention All-American in the 50 • Four-time Grey College Sportsman of the the 100-meter butterfly with a 53.25 (13th) and 100 freestyle (16th) and as part Year before scratching out of the final at of 400 freestyle relay (9th) at the NCAA • Awarded Academic Merit in 2015 the 2018 South African SCM National Championships Championships • Anchored Alabama’s NCAA runner-up 200 PERSONAL INFORMATION • Qualified for the 2018 FINA World Short medley relay that went under the previous • Full name: Zane Waddell Course Swimming Championships in the 50 NCAA record and broke the school record • Son of Nadine and Albert Waddell and 100-meter freestyle and the 50-meter with a 1:21.89 • Sister, Amber backstroke • Swam the second leg of the Tide’s 400 • Management information systems and freestyle relay, breaking the school finance major 2018 – SOPHOMORE record (2:48.84) and winning the NCAA • Born March 18, 1998 • First Team All-American as part of the Championships B final 400 freestyle relay (7th) at the NCAA • Finaled as part of the 400 freestyle relay TOP TIMES Championships that took 2nd at the SEC Championships, • 100 backstroke 44.77 • Honorable Mention All-American in the breaking the then-school record (2:49.68) • 50 freestyle 19.17 100 backstroke (12th) and as part of 200 in the process • 100 freestyle 42.30 (9th) and 400 (11th) medley relays and • Posted career-best times in the 50 freestyle • 100 butterfly 46.33 the 200 freestyle relay (10th) at the NCAA (19.17) and 100 freestyle (42.30) at the SEC Championships Championships, ranking him second all- • Also competed in the 50 (43rd) and time at Alabama in both events JACK 100 (25th) freestyle at the NCAA • Finaled at the SEC Championships in the Championships 50 freestyle (2nd) and as part of the 200 ZHU • SEC Champion as part of UA’s 200 freestyle medley relay (2nd), 200 freestyle relay (3rd) relay and 400 medley relay (4th) Freestyle/Breaststroke PROFILES • Reached the podium in the 100 backstroke • Scored at the SEC Championships in the (3rd) and as part of UA’s 200 medley relay 100 freestyle (9th) 6-2 • Fr. • HS (3rd) and 400 freestyle relay (3rd), finaled in • SEC All-Freshman Clanton, Miss. the 50 freestyle (4th) and as part of its 400 • Also competed in the 100 butterfly at the (Jackson Prep) medley relay (5th) and scored in the 100 SEC Championships freestyle (9th) at the SEC championships • Earned wins against Florida State in the 50 PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Took top honors against Ohio State in the freestyle and as part of the 400 medley and • Swam for Brian Ware and Eddie Ware at 50 freestyle and as part of the 400 freestyle 400 free-style relays Mississippi Makos Swim Team and medley relays • Scored in the 100 butterfly (2nd) against • Swam for Luke Nealey at Jackson • Also scored in the 100 butterfly against Florida State Preparatory School Ohio State (3rd) • Earned wins at Georgia Tech in the 50 and • 2019 USA Swimming Scholastic All- • Took top honors at FSU in the 50 and 100 100 freestyle American freestyle events and as part of the 200 • Earned wins at LSU in the 50 freestyle and • Set Mississippi state records in the 100 freestyle relay as part of the 400 freestyle relay breaststroke as well as the 200 and 400 • Also scored in the 100 butterfly at FSU • Also scored in the 100 butterfly (3rd) at medley and 200 and 400 freestyle relays (2nd) LSU • USA Summer Junior National • Took top honors at the Georgia Tech Fall • Earned a win as part of the 200 and 400 Championships qualifier Invitational in the 100 butterfly and as part freestyle relay at the Georgia Tech Fall of the 200 and 400 freestyle relays and the Invitational PERSONAL INFORMATION 200 and 400 medley relays • Finaled at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational • Full name: Jack Yi Zhu • Also finaled in the 100 backstroke (2nd), in the 100 butterfly (2nd), 50 yard freestyle • Daughter of Jane and Jeff Zhu 100 freestyle (2nd) and 50 freestyle (4th) at (3rd) and 100 backstroke (5th) • Sister, Jocelyn the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational • Earned wins at Auburn in the 50 freestyle • Brother, Jonathan • Took top honors at Auburn as part of the and as part of the 400 freestyle relay • Biology major 400 freestyle relay • Scored at Mizzou in the 50 freestyle (2nd), • Also scored in the 50 freestyle (2nd), 100 100 freestyle (2nd), 200 freestyle relay (3rd) TOP TIMES freestyle (3rd) and 100 butterfly (5th) at and 200 medley relay (3rd) • 50 freestyle 20.95 Auburn • Opened the season by scoring in the 50 • 100 breaststroke 55.42 • Took top honors against Florida as a freestyle (3rd), 100 backstroke (3rd) and • 200 breaststroke 2:03.7 member of the 200 freestyle and 400 100 butterfly (3rd) against Delta State medley relays • Earned a place on the Dean’s List (3.5 or • Also scored in the 50 (2nd) and 100 (2nd) better grade point average) for the fall freestyle events against Florida semester • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll

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50 FREESTYLE 100 BACKSTROKE 200 FREE RELAY 18.74 Howard, Robert SR 02.20.19 A 44.77 Waddell, Zane JR 02.22.19 A 1:15.43 Alabama 02.20.19 A ! 19.25 Waddell, Zane JR 11.15.18 B 47.27 Walker, Spencer FR 02.22.19 B Zane Waddell, Sam DiSette, 19.38 DiSette, Sam SO 02.20.19 B 47.96 Robinson, Alex SO 02.22.19 Jack Blake, Robert Howard 19.67 Berneburg, Jonathan FR 02.08.19 B 48.41 Howard, Robert SR 11.16.18 19.67 Blake, Jack SO 02.20.19 B 400 FREE RELAY 19.71 Auerbach, Knox SR 02.20.19 B 200 BACKSTROKE 2:48.52 Alabama 02.23.19 A ! 19.91 Sesvold, Tyler SO 02.20.19 B 1:43.41 Walker, Spencer FR 02.23.19 B Jonathan Berneburg, Zane Waddell, 1:43.94 Maas, Kyle JR 02.23.19 B Knox Auerbach, Robert Howard 100 FREESTYLE 1:45.28 Robinson, Alex SO 02.23.19 41.57 Howard, Robert SR 02.23.19 A 1:47.46 Howard, Robert SR 09.14.18 800 FREE RELAY 42.56 Waddell, Zane JR 02.23.19 B 6:23.94 Alabama 02.19.19 42.82 Bams, Laurent SR 02.23.19 B 100 BREASTSTROKE Laurent Bams, Nicholas Perera, 43.08 Auerbach, Knox SR 02.23.19 B 51.96 Bams, Laurent SR 02.22.19 B Daniel Kober, Alex Robinson 43.09 Berneburg, Jonathan FR 02.10.19 B 53.73 Lenzmeier, Josh SO 02.09.19 B 43.70 Arseneau, Christian SR 02.23.19 B 53.78 Miksi, Richard SO 02.09.19 B 200 MEDLEY RELAY 43.91 DiSette, Sam SO 02.23.19 53.97 Perner, Nico FR 02.22.19 B 1:22.19 Alabama 02.19.19 A 54.32 Shelstad, John FR 02.09.19 Zane Waddell, Laurent Bams, 200 FREESTYLE 54.80 Burris, Michael SO 02.22.19 Knox Auerbach, Robert Howard 1:32.76 Howard, Robert SR 02.21.19 B ! 1:34.41 Bams, Laurent SR 02.19.19 B 200 BREASTSTROKE 400 MEDLEY RELAY 1:36.50 Ratliff, Ryan FR 02.09.19 1:56.09 Perner, Nico FR 02.23.19 B 3:04.17 Alabama 02.22.19 A ! 1:37.03 Arseneau, Christian SR 02.21.19 1:56.95 Perera, Nicholas FR 03.30.19 B Zane Waddell, Laurent Bams 1:37.41 Kober, Daniel JR 02.21.19 1:57.17 Miksi, Richard SO 02.10.19 B Knox Auerbach, Robert Howard 1:37.60 Robinson, Alex SO 02.21.19 1:57.79 Burris, Michael SO 02.23.19 B 1:37.68 Heldman, Evan SR 02.10.19 1:58.32 Lenzmeier, Josh SO 02.10.19 B 1-METER DIVING 1:39.34 Deas, Noland FR 02.09.19 355.00 Li, Kevin FR 01.11.19 100 BUTTERFLY 335.78 Costine, Robbie SR 10.26.18 500 FREESTYLE 46.33 Waddell, Zane JR 11.16.18 B 302.18 Jaynes, Hunter FR 12.07.18 4:21.41 Kober, Daniel JR 02.20.19 B 46.60 Auerbach, Knox SR 02.21.19 B 4:23.34 Ratliff, Ryan FR 02.08.19 B 46.97 Bams, Laurent SR 02.21.19 B 3-METER DIVING 4:23.98 Hernandez-Tome, Nico FR 02.20.19 47.56 Berneburg, Jonathan FR 02.09.19 381.90 Li, Kevin FR 10.26.18 4:26.35 Strycker, Christian SO 02.08.19 47.60 Stogner, Colton FR 02.09.19 362.33 Jaynes, Hunter FR 10.20.18 4:26.93 Heldman, Evan SR 02.08.19 47.91 Sesvold, Tyler SO 02.21.19 348.85 Costine, Robbie SR 01.11.19 4:27.57 Brown, Cole FR 02.08.19 PLATFORM DIVING 4:29.65 Deas, Noland FR 02.08.19 200 BUTTERFLY 353.20 Costine, Robbie SR 02.23.19

2019 REVIEW 1:46.96 Perera, Nicholas FR 02.22.19 315.30 Li, Kevin FR 02.23.19 1,000 FREESTYLE 1:47.58 Auerbach, Cade SO 02.10.19 9:10.73 Hernandez-Tome, Nico FR 02.23.19 # 1:48.91 Brown, Cole FR 02.10.19 237.70 Jaynes, Hunter FR 11.17.18 9:14.78 Kober, Daniel JR 02.23.19 # 1:48.92 Strycker, Christian SO 02.10.19 9:15.58 Ratliff, Ryan FR 02.10.19 # $ = Southeastern Conference Championship Record 9:26.37 Strycker, Christian SO 02.10.19 # 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY ! = School Record | # = Leadoff Split | ^ = Time Trial 9:33.47 Deas, Noland FR 02.10.19 # 1:45.04 Maas, Kyle JR 02.20.19 B A = NCAA Automatic Standard 1:45.52 Arseneau, Christian SR 02.20.19 B B = NCAA Provisional Standard 1,650 FREESTYLE 1:46.31 Bams, Laurent SR 11.15.18 B Z = Qualified for Zone Championships 15:12.57 Hernandez-Tome, Nico FR 02.23.19 B 1:46.62 Perera, Nicholas FR 02.20.19 B 15:17.35 Ratliff, Ryan FR 02.10.19 B 1:47.27 Perner, Nico FR 02.20.19 15:21.34 Kober, Daniel JR 11.17.18 B 1:47.66 Shelstad, John FR 02.08.19 15:39.29 Strycker, Christian SO 02.10.19 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 3:43.64 Perera, Nicholas FR 02.21.19 B 3:45.29 Maas, Kyle JR 02.21.19 B 3:53.54 Hernandez-Tome, Nico FR 02.21.19 3:56.26 Brown, Cole FR 02.09.19 3:56.75 Kober, Daniel JR 11.16.18 3:58.34 Burris, Michael SO 02.21.19

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February 19-23 at Athens, Ga. 100 Back Prelims Finals 200 Medley Relay Finals 1. Florida 1,233.0 1 Zane Waddell JR 45.21 44.77 1 Alabama 1:22.19 2. Missouri 1,137.0 20 Spencer Walker FR 47.41 47.27 Zane Waddell, Laurent Bams, 3. Tennessee 917.0 28 Alex Robinson SO 47.96 Knox Auerbach, Robert Howard 4. Texas A&M 907.0 5. Georgia 862.5 200 Back Prelims Finals 400 Medley Relay Finals 6. Alabama 789.5 21 Spencer Walker FR 1:44.07 1:43.41 2 Alabama 3:04.17 7. Kentucky 672.0 22 Kyle Maas JR 1:43.94 1:43.94 Zane Waddell, Laurent Bams, 8. Auburn 661.5 30 Alex Robinson SO 1:45.28 Knox Auerbach, Robert Howard 9. South Carolina 565.0 10. LSU 486.5 100 Breast Prelims Finals 200 Free Relay Finals 6 Laurent Bams SR 51.96 52.57 1 Alabama 1:15.43 50 Free Prelims Finals 25 Nico Perner FR 54.18 Zane Waddell, Sam DiSette, 1 Robert Howard SR 18.80 18.74 29 Michael Burris SO 54.80 Jack Blake, Robert Howard 6 Sam DiSette SO 19.43 19.38 400 Free Relay Finals 9 Zane Waddell JR 19.50 19.36 200 Breast Prelims Finals 1 Alabama 2:48.52 13 Jack Blake SO 19.76 19.67 10 Nico Perner FR 1:57.08 1:56.09 Jonathan Berneburg, Zane Waddell, 14 Jonathan Berneburg FR 19.75 19.74 20 Michael Burris SO 1:57.79 1:57.80 Knox Auerbach, Robert Howard 17 Knox Auerbach SR 19.82 19.71 25 Richard Miksi SO 1:58.37 33 Josh Lenzmeier SO 2:00.52 23 Tyler Sesvold SO 19.91 19.91 800 Free Relay Finals 52 Josh Lenzmeier SO 21.42 9 Alabama 6:23.94 100 Fly Prelims Finals 13 Knox Auerbach SR 46.60 46.60 Laurent Bams, Nicholas Perera, 100 Free Prelims Finals Daniel Kober, Alex Robinson 1 Robert Howard SR 41.96 41.57 15 Laurent Bams SR 46.97 47.01 30 Tyler Sesvold SO 47.91 7 Zane Waddell JR 42.56 42.67 1-Meter Diving Prelims Finals 37 Sam DiSette SO 48.49 14 Knox Auerbach SR 43.08 43.55 8 Kevin Li FR 329.7 341.6 37 Jonathan Berneburg FR 48.49 16 Laurent Bams SR 42.82 43.81 17 Robbie Costine SR 289.95 42 Spencer Walker FR 48.65 19 Jonathan Berneburg FR 43.68 43.39 31 Hunter Jaynes FR 209.90 24 Christian Arseneau SR 43.70 44.00 200 Fly Prelims Finals 27 Sam DiSette SO 43.91 3-Meter Diving Prelims Finals 24 Nicholas Perera FR 1:46.96 1:47.53 43 Jack Blake SO 44.53 10 Kevin Li FR 357.50 53 Tyler Sesvold SO 45.24 200 IM Prelims Finals 17 Robbie Costine SR 330.25 13 Kyle Maas JR 1:45.04 1:45.66 24 Hunter Jaynes FR 289.45 200 Free Prelims Finals 19 Christian Arseneau SR 1:46.02 1:45.52 4 Robert Howard SR 1:33.65 1:32.76 Platform Diving Prelims Finals 26 Nicholas Perera FR 1:48.96 31 Christian Arseneau SR 1:37.03 8 Robbie Costine SR 353.20 303.50 28 Nico Perner FR 1:47.27 37 Daniel Kober JR 1:37.41 12 Kevin Li FR 315.30 49 Richard Miksi SO 1:55.05 40 Alex Robinson SO 1:37.60 25 Hunter Jaynes FR 231.40 400 IM Prelims Finals 500 Free Prelims Finals 9 Nicholas Perera FR 3:46.58 3:43.64 25 Daniel Kober JR 4:23:45 4:21.41 16 Kyle Maas JR 3:45.29 3:48.95 31 Nico Hernandez-Tome FR 4:28.17 4:23.98 2019 REVIEW 29 Nico Hernandez-Tome FR 3:43.54 1,650 Free Finals 34 Michael Burris SO 3:58.34 23 Daniel Kober JR 15:26.82

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March 27-30 at Austin, Texas 100 Backstroke Prelims Finals 400 Medley Relay Prelims Finals 1 California 560.0 12 Zane Waddell JR 45.11 45.14 9 Alabama 3:04.85 3:04.55 2 Texas 475.0 Zane Waddell, Laurent Bams, 3 Indiana 385.5 100 Breaststroke Prelims Finals Knox Auerbach, Robert Howard 4 NC State 307.0 12 Laurent Bams SR 52.13 52.07 5 Louisville 212.0 200 Freestyle Relay Prelims Finals 6 Florida 164.0 200 Breaststroke Prelims Finals 6 Alabama 1:15.64 1:16.23 7 Alabama 142.0 45 Nicholas Perera FR 1:56.95 Robert Howard, Sam DiSette, 8 Harvard 132.0 Jonathan Berneburg, Zane Waddell 9 Ohio State 124.0 200 IM Prelims Finals 10 Virginia 106.0 53 Nicholas Perera FR 1:47.30 400 Freestyle Relay Prelims Finals 9 Alabama 2:49.91 2:48.92 50 Freestyle Prelims Finals 400 IM Robert Howard, Laurent Bams 3 Robert Howard SR 18.84 18.80 28 Nicholas Perera FR 3:46.06 Knox Auerbach, Zane Waddell 30 Zane Waddell JR 19.47 33 Sam DiSette SO 19.52 200 Medley Relay Prelims Finals 1 Alabama 1:23.13 1:22.26 100 Freestyle Prelims Finals Zane Waddell, Laurent Bams, 5 Robert Howard SR 41.69 41.75 Knox Auerbach, Robert Howard

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The Crimson Tide’s First Team All-American 400 freestyle relay at the 2018 NCAA Championships, from the left - Robert Howard, Zane Waddell, Laurent Bams and Christopher Reid 28 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History

Three-time NCAA Champion Kristian Gkolomeev

ALABAMA ON THE NATIONAL SCENE

The Alabama Crimson Tide burst onto the On an individual basis, Alabama has brought backstroke/1979), Arne Borgstrom (1,650 free- national scene in the early 1970s and never left home eight NCAA titles over the past 15 style/1982), Glenn Mills (200 breaststroke/1983), the spotlight. Year-in and year-out, the Tide has years with Zane Waddell, Laurent Bams, Knox Brent Roberts (platform diving/1998), Vlad produced some of the nation’s finest team and Auerbach and Robert Howard winning the latest Polyakov (200 breaststroke/2005 and 2007) and individual performances. title, the 2019 200 medley relay crown. Kristian Stefan Gherghel (200 butterfly/2002 and 2003), Alabama finished seventh at the 2019 NCAA Gkolomeev won the Crimson Tide’s first 50 have also won individual NCAA championships Championships, marking its 26th top-15 finish freestyle title in 2014 as well as the Tide’s second for the Crimson Tide. and the 39th season in the top 25. With its 2019 100 freestyle title in 2015. Gkolomeev joined with Tide swimmers have set three NCAA records. finish, Alabama has now posted six consecutive Connor Oslin, Pavel Romanov and Luke Kaliszak Skinner set the 100 freestyle record. Casey top-15 finishes for the first time since posting 14 to win Alabama’s first NCAA relay title in 2016, Converse became the first man to break the in a row between 1975-91. The Tide’s current run taking first in the 200 medley relay. 15-minute barrier in the 1,650 freestyle on his includes four top-10 finishes between 2015-19. Jonty Skinner won the Tide’s first individual way to winning the event in 1977. Converse also Alabama has finished in the top 10 a total of 16 NCAA title, taking top honors in the 100 freestyle set an NCAA record in the 1,000 freestyle during times. in 1975. In addition to Skinner and Gkolomeev, a dual meet at Auburn. The Tide’s highest NCAA finish came with the Casey Converse (1,650/1977), Wayne Chester All-America status has been earned by 130 runner-up position at the 1977 championships. (1-meter diving/1978), Carlos Berrocal (100 members of the Tide since 1970.

THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Year Champion Alabama Finish Site 1996 Texas 30th (18 points) Austin, Texas 2019 California 7th (142 points) Austin, Texas 1995 Michigan 26th (17 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2018 Texas 13th (95 points) Minneapolis, Minn. 1994 Stanford 10th (146 points) Minneapolis, Ind. 2017 Texas 10th (153.5 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 1993 Stanford 18th (71.5 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2016 Texas 6th (225 points) Atlanta, Ga. 1992 Stanford 20th (50 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2015 Texas 10th (176 points) Iowa City, Iowa 1991 Texas 11th (139 points) Austin, Texas 2014 California 12th (121.5 points) Austin, Texas 1990 Texas 9th (176 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2013 Michigan 28th (20 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 1989 Texas 20th (68 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2012 California 25th (22 points) Federal Way, Wash. 1988 Texas 14th (78 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2011 California 29th (10 points) Minneapolis, Minn. 1987 Stanford 16th (68 points) Austin, Texas 2010 Texas 26th (26 points) Columbus, Ohio 1986 Stanford 8th (136 points) Indianapolis, Ind. RECORDS & HISTORY 2009 Auburn 21st (34 points) College Station, Texas 1985 Stanford 8th (179 points) Austin, Texas 2008 Arizona 22nd (37 points) Federal Way, Wash. 1984 Florida 12th (35 points) Cleveland, Ohio 2007 Auburn 14th (91.5 points) Minneapolis, Minn. 1983 Florida 5th (157.5 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2006 Auburn 13th (114.5 points) Atlanta, Ga. 1982 UCLA 7th (112 points) Milwaukee, Wis. 2005 Auburn 14th (98 points) Minneapolis, Minn. 1981 Texas 8th (116 points) Austin, Texas 2004 Auburn 34th (3 points) East Meadow, N.Y. 1980 California 13th (39 points) Cambridge, Mass. 2003 Auburn 12th (115 points) Austin, Texas 1979 California 8th (90 points) Cleveland, Ohio 2002 Texas 20th (34 points) Athens, Ga. 1978 Tennessee 7th (133 points) Long Beach, Calif. 2001 Texas — College Station, Texas 1977 Southern California 2nd (204 points) Cleveland, Ohio 2000 Texas 22nd (25 points) Minneapolis, Minn. 1976 Southern California 5th (135 points) Providence, R.I. 1999 Auburn 22nd (35 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 1975 Southern California 5th (165 points) Cleveland, Ohio 1998 Stanford 25th (34 points) Auburn, Ala. 1974 Southern California 19th (12 points) Long Beach, Calif. 1997 Auburn 23rd (40 points) Minneapolis, Minn. 1973 Indiana 28th (1 point) Knoxville, Tenn.

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Seven-time All-American BJ Hornikel (2011-14)

ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS

2019 2017 Christopher Reid 400 free relay HM: 200 Knox Auerbach 200 medley relay HM: 400 Laurent Bams 200 free relay HM: 100 back, 800 free relay medley relay, 400 free free, 400 free relay Pavel Romanov 200 medley relay relay Alex Gray HM: 400 free relay Brett Walsh 200 & *400 free relay, *200 Laurent Bams 200 medley relay HM: 100 Robert Howard 200 free relay HM: 400 medley relay breast, 400 medley relay, free relay Crews Wellford HM: 800 free relay 400 free relay Luke Kaliszak 100 back, 200 medley Jonathan Berneburg 200 free relay HM: 400 relay, 200 free relay 2015 free relay Anton McKee 200 breast HM: 100 breast Kristian Gkolomeev 50 & 100 free, 200 & 400 Jack Blake 200 free relay Connor Oslin 100 & 200 back, 200 medley relay, 200 free Sam Disette 200 free relay medley relay relay HM: 400 free relay Robert Howard 50 & 100 free, 200 medley Christopher Reid HM: 400 free relay Connor Oslin 100 back, 200 & 400 relay, 200 free relay HM: Pavel Romanov 200 medley relay medley relay HM: 200 back 400 free relay, 400 medley Zane Waddell 200 free relay, 200 medley Brett Walsh 200 & 400 medley relay; relay relay HM: 50 & 100 free 200 free relay, HM: 400 Zane Waddell 200 medley relay, 200 free free relay

RECORDS & HISTORY relay HM: 100 back, 400 2016 Anton McKee 200 breast, 200 & 400 free relay, 400 medley Matthew Adams HM: 800 free relay medley relay relay Laurent Bams 200 & 400 free relay HM: Alex Gray 200 free relay HM: 400 100 free free relay 2018 Kristian Gkolomeev 50 & 100 free, 200 & 400 Luke Kaliszak 200 free relay HM: 400 Laurent Bams 400 free relay HM: 200 & free relay, 200 medley free relay 400 medley relay relay HM: 400 medley Robert Howard 50 free, 400 free relay relay 2014 HM: 100 free, 200 free Alex Gray *400 free relay; HM: *400 Kristian Gkolomeev 50 free, 200 medley relay, relay, 200 & 400 medley medley relay, 800 free 400 free relay HM: 100 free relay relay BJ Hornikel 400 medley relay, 400 free Luke Kaliszak HM: 200 & 400 medley Robert Howard 400 free relay relay HM: 100 free relay Luke Kaliszak 100 fly, 200 medley relay, Anton McKee 200 breast, 200 & 400 Christopher Reid 400 free relay HM: 200 200 free relay HM: 100 medley relay HM 100 back, 200 free relay back, 400 medley relay breast Zane Waddell 400 free relay HM: 100 Anton McKee 200 breast HM: 400 Connor Oslin 200 & 400 medley relay back, 200 free relay, 200 medley relay Brett Walsh 200 & 400 medley relay, & 400 medley relay Connor Oslin 100 & 200 back, 200 400 free relay Braxton Young HM: 200 free relay medley relay HM: 400 Vlad Caciuc 400 free relay medley relay * Swam prelims on an All-America relay 30 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History

12-time All-American Apostolis Tsagkarakis (2003-07) ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS

2013 2006 2004 BJ Hornikel 100 free HM: 200 free Aaron Ashworth HM: 1-meter, 3-meter, Aaron Ashworth HM: 3-meter platform 2012 Spiros Bitsakis 200 free relay HM: 800 2003 Alex Coci 200 fly HM: 100 fly free relay, 400 medley Spiros Bitsakis 200 medley relay HM: 200, BJ Hornikel HM: 100 free relay 400 & 800 free relay Darren Erasmus 200 free relay Darren Erasmus HM: 200 & 400 free relay 2011 HM: 200 & 400 medley Stefan Gherghel 200 fly, 200 medley relay Adam Booher HM: 1-meter, 3-meter relay HM: 100 fly, 200, 400 & Mike Jones 200 free relay 800 free relay Ryan Latone HM: 800 free relay 2010 Vlad Polyakov 200 breast, 200 medley Chris Perry HM: 200 & 400 medley relay HM: 100 breast Aaron Fleshner 3-meter HM: platform relay Mark Randall 1,650 free Stewart Smith HM: 1-meter, platform Vlad Polyakov 100 & 200 breast HM: 200 Franck Southon HM: 800 free relay & 400 medley relay Apostolis Tsagkarakis 200 medley relay 2009 Mark Randall 1,650 free HM: 500 free, HM: 200 free & 400 free Catalin Cosma HM: 500 free 800 free relay relay Aaron Fleshner platform HM: 3-meter Apostolis Tsagkarakis 200 free relay HM: 50 James Willcox HM: 800 free relay Mark Randall HM: 1,650 free, 500 free free, 200 medley relay, 800 free relay 2002 2008 Stefan Gherghel 200 fly Catalin Cosma 1,650 free HM: 500 free 2005 Stewart Smith 1-meter Aaron Fleshner 3-meter HM: platform Aaron Ashworth HM: 3-meter, platform Darren Erasmus HM: 100 free, 200 & 400 2000 2007 medley relay Oren Azrad HM: 800 free relay RECORDS & HISTORY Aaron Fleshner 3-meter HM: platform Hunor Mate’ HM: 200 breast Mark Jollands HM: 200, 500, 1,650 free, Chris Perry HM: 200 & 400 medley Vlad Polyakov 100 & 200 breast HM: 200 800 free relay relay & 400 medley relay JP Richard HM: 800 free relay Hunor Mate 200 breast HM: 100 breast Stewart Smith 1-meter HM: 3-meter, Glen Walshaw HM: 800 free relay Alin Mihalca HM: 200 & 400 medley platform relay Franck Southon HM: 200 & 400 medley Vlad Polyakov 100 & 200 breast relay 1999 HM: 200 & 400 medley Apostolis Tsagkarakis HM: 200 & 400 medley Brent Roberts 1-meter, 3-meter, platform relay relay Apostolis Tsagkarakis 50 Free HM: 200 medley 1998 relay, 400 medley relay Brent Roberts 1-meter, platform HM: 3-meter

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13-time All-American Travis Myers (1991-94)

ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS

1997 Stavros Michaelides 200 medley relay Mark Rourke 1-meter, 3-meter, platform Brent Roberts 1-meter, platform HM: HM: 200 free relay 3-meter Jamey Myers 200 medley relay 1990 Mark Jollands 800 free relay HM: 400 medley relay Craig Ammon 800 free relay HM: 200 Donald Morrison 800 free relay Travis Myers 200 medley relay medley relay, 200 & 400 Arnar Olafsson 800 free relay HM: 100 breast, 400 free relay Glen Walshaw 800 free relay medley relay, 200 free Scott Hamlet 1,650 free, 800 free relay relay HM: 500 free 1996 David Strassburg HM: 200 free, 200 free Keith Martin HM: 200 & 400 free relay, Brent Roberts platform HM: 3-meter relay, 400 medley relay 200 medley relay Mike Tamberino HM: 3-meter Chris McDaniels HM: 100 breast, 200 & 400 1995 medley relay, 200 free Rafael Alvarez HM: platform, 1-meter 1992 relay Alex Voris HM: 100 free Dan Lacina HM: 400 medley relay Ed Morse platform HM: 3-meter Keith Martin 200 medley relay HM: 200 Jamey Myers HM: 200 & 400 medley free relay, 400 medley relay 1994 relay Jon Olsen 100 & 200 free, 800 free

RECORDS & HISTORY Rafael Alvarez platform HM: 3-meter Stavros Michaelides 200 medley relay HM: 400 relay, HM: 50 free, 200 & Josh Luber HM: platform medley relay, 200 free 400 free relay, 400 medley Dustin McDaniels 200 & 400 medley relay relay relay Russell McDowell 200 & 400 medley relay Jamey Myers 200 medley relay HM: 100 Stefan Parlklo HM: 400 medley relay Stavros Michaelides 200 medley relay HM: 200 back, 400 medley relay Richard Patino 800 free relay HM: 400 free relay Travis Myers 200 medley relay HM:100 free relay Travis Myers 100 & 200 breast, 200 & breast, 200 free relay Scott Pomerleau HM: 1-meter, platform 400 medley relay HM: 200 Stefan Parlklo HM: 200 free relay, 400 Mark Rourke 1-meter, 3-meter & 400 free relay medley relay Rick Richmond HM: 3-meter Bruce Snodgrass HM: 100 fly, 200, 400 & 1989 800 free relay 1991 Craig Ammon HM: 200 & 800 free relay David Strassburg 400 medley relay HM: 200, Dan Lacina 200 medley relay Keith Martin HM: 200 free relay 400 & 800 free relay Keith Martin 200 medley relay Chris McDaniels HM: 100 breast Alex Voris HM: 200 free, 200, 400 & HM: 200 & 400 free relay Dave Meck HM: 200 & 800 free relay 800 free relay Stavros Michaelides HM: 200 & 400 free relay Jon Olsen 100 & 200 free Jamey Myers 200 medley relay HM: 100 HM: 200 & 800 free relay back Richard Patino HM: 800 free relay 1993 Jon Olsen 50, 100 & 200 free, 200 Mark Rourke 3-meter HM: 1-meter Dustin McDaniels HM: 200 free relay medley relay HM: 200 & Torsten Wiegel HM: 800 free relay Russell McDowell 200 medley relay 400 free relay HM: 400 medley relay Stefan Parlklo HM: 200 & 400 free relay 32 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History

20 time All-American Jon Olsen (1988-91) ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS

1988 Tom Virag HM: 400 free relay Mike Marmann 3-meter Jim Askervold 100 fly, 400 free relay Brendan McCarthy 400 & 800 free relay HM: 400 medley relay 1985 Glenn Mills 100 & 200 breast Bruce Gennari 800 free relay Ricardo Aldabe 400 & 800 free relay Matt Mullane 800 free relay Frank Iacono 800 free relay HM: 1,650 free Don Berger 200 free, 400 & 800 free relay Jay Posey 400 free relay Chris McDaniels HM: 100 breast, 200 Peter Berndt 200, 400 IM Andreas Schmidt 50, 100 & 200 free, 400 & breast, 400 medley relay Filiberto Colon HM: 200 fly 800 free relay, 400 medley Dave Meck 400 & 800 free relay Bryan Jennings 100 & 200 back, relay HM: 400 medley relay 400 medley relay Mark Nieuwenhuis 400 free relay Justin Lemberg 800 free relay 1982 Jon Olsen 400 & 800 free relay Felix Morf 400 medley relay Arne Borgstrom 500, 1,650 free, 400 IM, HM: 400 medley relay Jay Posey 400 & 800 free relay 800 free relay Mark Rourke HM: 1-meter, 3-meter Andreas Schmidt 400 free relay, 400 medley relay Brett Chambless 400 medley relay Jon Sieben 100 & 200 fly, 400 medley relay Greg Higginson 100 & 200 breast, 1987 400 medley relay Ricardo Aldabe HM: 400 medley relay 1984 Marcello Juca 1,650 free Jim Askervold HM: 400 medley relay Don Berger 400 free relay HM: 200 Brendan McCarthy 400 & 800 free relay, Peter Berndt 200 IM, 200 back HM: 400 IM free 400 medley relay Chris McDaniels HM: 400 medley relay Filiberto Colon 400 medley relay, HM: 200 Brian McGuire 400 medley relay Mark Nieuwenhuis HM: 400 medley relay fly Glenn Mills 100 & 200 breast Enrique Romero HM: 200 breast Bryan Jennings 400 medley relay Matt Mullane 400 & 800 free relay Perry White 1-meter, 3-meter Marcello Juca HM: 1,650 free Jay Posey 400 free relay Glenn Mills 200 breast, 400 medley Brian Smith 400 & 800 free relay 1986 relay Ricardo Aldabe 800 free relay HM: 100 & Matt Mullane 400 free relay 1981 RECORDS & HISTORY 200 back, 400 free relay Jay Posey 400 free relay Arne Borgstrom 500, 1,650 free, 400 IM, Don Berger 800 free relay HM: 200 Andreas Schmidt 400 free relay 800 free relay free, 400 free relay Keith Clinton 400 medley relay Peter Berndt 200, 400 IM, 200 back 1983 Cam Henning 200 back, 400 medley HM: 400 free relay Don Berger 400 & 800 free relay relay Filiberto Colon HM: 200 fly Filiberto Colon 200 fly, 400 medley relay Greg Higginson 100 & 200 breast, Mike Davidson HM: 1,650 free Greg Higginson 100 & 200 breast, 200 IM, 400 medley relay Bruce Gennari 800 free relay 400 medley relay Don Hornby 400 free relay Frank Iacono 1,650 free, 800 free relay Bryan Jennings 200 back, 400 medley Brendan McCarthy 100 & 200 free, 400 free HM: 500 free relay relay, 400 medley relay Bryan Jennings 200 back Marcello Juca 1,650 free, 400 IM Glenn Mills 200 breast Ricardo Valdivia HM: 1,650 free Ron Kutzavitch 200, 400 IM Matt Mullane 400 & 800 free relay Robert Ramoska 800 free relay ROLLTIDE.COM 33 Records & History

1983 NCAA 200 Breaststroke Champion and seven-time All-American Glenn Mills ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS

Brian Smith 400 & 800 free relay Bob Dimick 400 & 800 free relay Kevin Mills 400 medley relay Kevin Mills 100 breast, 400 medley John Prins 100 & 200 back 1980 relay Jonty Skinner 50 & 100 free, Arne Borgstrom 500 free, 400 IM, 800 free Bill Neville 400 free relay 400 & 800 free relay, relay Jonty Skinner 50 & 100 free, 400 & 800 400 medley relay Keith Clinton 400 free relay, 400 medley free relay, 400 medley Mark Tonelli 200 back, 400 medley relay relay relay Bob Dimick 400 & 800 free relay, Mark Tonelli 100 & 200 back 400 medley relay 1975 Greg Higginson 100 breast, 400 medley 1977 Jack Babashoff 100 free, 400 & 800 free relay Rick Abbott 50 free, 400 free relay relay Don Hornby 400 free relay, 400 medley Jack Babashoff 100 free, 400, 800 free Mike Curington 100 & 200 fly, 200 IM, relay Robin Backhaus 200 fly, 500 free, 800 free 400 & 800 free relay, Brendan McCarthy 400 & 800 free relay relay 400 medley relay Robert Ramoska 800 free relay Carlos Berrocal 100 back, 400 medley Scott MacDonald 400 & 800 free relay relay Tim Norris 1,650 free 1979 Bob Bugg 800 free relay John Prins 400 medley relay RECORDS & HISTORY Carlos Berrocal 100 back, 400 medley Casey Converse 200, 500, 1,650 free Jonty Skinner 50 & 100 free, relay Mike Curington 200 IM, 100 & 200 fly, 400 & 800 free relay, Arne Borgstrom 1,650 free, 800 free relay 400 medley relay 400 medley relay Wayne Chester 1-meter Scott MacDonald 400 free relay Kevin Williams 100 & 200 breast, Don Hornby 400 free relay, 400 medley Kevin Mills 100 & 200 breast, 400 medley relay relay 400 medley relay Don Larsson 800 free relay John Prins 100 back 1974 Kevin Mills 400 medley relay Jonty Skinner 50 & 100 free, 400 free Jack Babashoff 400 free relay Bill Neville 400 free relay relay, 400 medley relay Guy Gibbens 400 free relay Mark Tonelli 100 & 200 back, 400 & Mark Tonelli 100 back Jim Hahn 400 free relay 800 free relay, 400 medley Jon Perkowski 50 free, 400 free relay relay 1976 Kevin Williams 100 breast Rick Abbott 50 & 100 free, 1978 400 & 800 free relay 1973 Carlos Berrocal 100 back, 400 medley Jack Babashoff 100 free, 400 & 800 free Randy Midkiff 100 breast relay relay Bob Bugg 400 & 800 free relay Carlos Berrocal 100 back 1970 Wayne Chester 1-meter Mike Curington 100 & 200 fly, 200 IM, Leo French 800 free relay 400 & 800 free relay, Casey Converse 500 free, 800 free relay Paul Herring 800 free relay Mike Curington 200 IM, 100 & 200 fly, 400 medley relay James LaMontagne 800 free relay 400 medley relay Scott MacDonald 200 free, 800 free relay Jeff Wade 800 free relay 34 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History ALABAMA AND THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

Alabama owns two Southeastern Conference First team All-SEC honorees number 79 team titles since swimming and diving was on the Tide’s all-time roster. In the classroom, introduced at the Capstone in 1960. The first Alabama swimmers have earned a place on came in 1982 and the second in 1987. The the SEC Academic Honor Roll more than 200 Crimson Tide has been in the runner-up position times since the award’s inception in 1984. The 11 times, first in 1963 and most recently in 1985. Crimson Tide had a program-high 23 athletes Individually, Alabama has 105 SEC titles, named to the squad in 2011. the first coming in 1962 when John Rangley The Southeastern Conference has long won the 50 free. In 2019, The Tide won six been one of the nation’s premiere athletic SEC crowns - including three relays and three conferences, both in overall strength and in individual titles. nearly every sport individually. Swimming and Four Tide swimmers are tied for the most diving is certainly no exception. The SEC has individual SEC titles by an Alabama athlete in placed at least one team in the top 10 of the a career. Vlad Polyakov, Jonty Skinner, Gregg NCAA Championships every year since 1969, Higginson and Jon Olsen all claimed five when Florida placed ninth. The conference’s championships during their tenures. Robert high watermark for teams in the top 10 at the Howard (50 and 100 freestyle) and Zane Waddell NCAA Championships came in 2016 when six Robert Howard (100 backstroke) claimed three individual titles SEC teams earned a place in the final 10. SEC SWIMMER OF THE YEAR in 2019. Eleven times in the history of the NCAA 2019 Robert Howard The Tide also lays claim to 16 relay titles. Championships an SEC team has come away 2015 Kristian Gkolomeev In 1964, the 400 freestyle relay of Don Peck, with the team title. Tennessee won the first 1982 Arne Borgstrom Joseph Putman, Jack Horn and Dennis in 1978. Florida won back-to-back titles in 1975 Casey Converse Bretheron won Alabama’s first conference title 1983 and 1984. In 1997, 1999, 2003, 2004, in a time of 3:25.0. 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2009 Auburn came away SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS In 2019, Alabama won three relay with the crown. Alabama, Auburn, Florida and SWIMMER OF THE MEET championships, including the 200 medley relay Tennessee have all finished in the runner-up 2019 Robert Howard (Waddell, Laurent Bams, Knox Auerbach and position at the NCAA Championships. 2015 Kristian Gkolomeev Howard), the 200 freestyle relay (Waddell, Sam Individually, sprinting is the conference’s DiSette, Jack Blake and Howard) and the 400 forte as SEC athletes have won the 50 freestyle SEC DIVER OF THE YEAR freestyle relay (Jonathan Berneburg, Waddell, 16 times and the 100 freestyle NCAA title 13 2009 Aaron Fleshner Auerbach and Howard). times. All told, the SEC owns more than 100 1998 Brent Roberts Among Alabama’s three relay titles in 2019, individual NCAA titles and 30-plus relay titles. 1997 Brent Roberts two, the 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays, Currently, the SEC holds six NCAA records. 1995 Rafael Alvarez went for SEC Championship records. There are 14 SEC schools: Alabama, 1991 Mark Rourke Howard closed out his Crimson Tide career Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, 1990 Ed Morse in 2019 by dominating the Southeastern LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Missouri, 1987 Perry White Conference awards, earning the SEC Male South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M and 1984 Mike Marmann Swimmer of the Year, the SEC Commissioner’s Vanderbilt. Ten SEC schools currently sponsor 1982 Craig Ford Trophy, SEC Swimming and Diving Scholar- men’s swimming and diving teams: Alabama, 1981 Wayne Chester Athlete of the Year and the SEC Championships Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Swimmer of the Meet. Winner of an SEC Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas SEC FRESHMAN DIVER OF THE YEAR Postgraduate scholarship, the senior was the A&M. 2003 J.R. Hillis first in SEC history to earn both swimmer and 2002 Stewart Smith scholar-athlete of the year in the same season. SEC FRESHMAN SWIMMER OF THE YEAR SEC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 2003 Laurent Bams Year Champion UA 2019 Florida 6th 1999 Auburn 6th 1979 Florida 4th SEC COACH OF THE YEAR 2018 Florida 8th 1998 Auburn 6th 1978 Tennessee 4th 1987 Don Gambril 2017 Florida 4th 1997 Auburn 6th 1977 Tennessee 2nd 1982 Don Gambril 2016 Florida 4th 1996 Tennessee 6th 1976 Tennessee 2nd 1981 Don Gambril 2015 Florida 5th 1995 Auburn 5th 1975 Tennessee 2nd 2014 Florida 4th 1994 Auburn 4th 1974 Tennessee 4th SEC DIVING COACH OF THE YEAR 2013 Florida 10th 1993 Florida 5th 1973 Tennessee 3rd 1997 Pat Greenwell 2012 Auburn 6th 1992 Florida 3rd 1972 Tennessee 3rd 1995 Pat Greenwell 2011 Auburn 6th 1991 Florida 3rd 1971 Florida 3rd 1991 Pat Greenwell RECORDS & HISTORY 2010 Auburn 5th 1990 Florida 3rd 1970 Florida 3rd 1990 Pat Greenwell 1987 Mike Finneran 2009 Auburn 5th 1989 Tennessee 3rd 1969 Tennessee 3rd 1986 Mike Finneran 2008 Auburn 6th 1988 LSU 5th 1968 Florida 3rd 1984 Bob Webster 2007 Auburn 5th 1987 Alabama 1st 1967 Florida 3rd 1982 Bob Webster 2006 Auburn 5th 1986 Florida 3rd 1966 Florida 2nd 1981 Bob Webster 2005 Auburn 5th 1985 Florida 2nd 1965 Florida 2nd 2004 Auburn 6th 1984 Florida 2nd 1964 Florida 2nd SEC SWIMMING AND DIVING 2003 Auburn 5th 1983 Florida 2nd 1963 Florida 2nd SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2002 Auburn 5th 1982 Alabama 1st 1962 Florida 4th 2019 Robert Howard 2001 Auburn 7th 1981 Florida 2nd 1961 Florida 4th 2018 Luke Kaliszak 2000 Auburn 6th 1980 Florida 4th 1960 Florida 6th 2017 Connor Oslin 2016 Connor Oslin ROLLTIDE.COM 35 Records & History

In 2019 (from the left) Laurent Bams, Zane Waddell, Robert Howard and Knox Auerbach set an SEC Championships record on the way to winning the 200 medley relay. SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

2019 2009 1992 Robert Howard 50 & 100 free Aaron Fleshner 1-meter Travis Myers 100 breast Zane Waddell 100 back J. Myers, T. Myers, 200 medley relay Waddell, Bams, 200 medley relay 2008 Martin, Michaelides Auerbach, Howard Martin, T. Myers, 200 free relay Aaron Fleshner 3-meter Waddell, DiSette, 200 free relay Parlklo, Michaelides Blake, Howard Berneburg, Waddell, 400 free relay 2007 1991 Auerbach, Howard Vlad Polyakov 100 breast Jon Olsen 100, 200 free Mark Rourke 1-meter, 3-meter & platform 2018 2006 Christopher Reid 200 back Vlad Polyakov 100 & 200 breast 1990 Howard, Waddell, 200 free relay Chris McDaniels 100, 200 breast Young, Bams 2005 Scott Hamlet 1,650 free Vlad Polyakov 100 & 200 breast Jon Olsen 50, 100, 200 free

RECORDS & HISTORY 2017 Edward Morse 3-meter & platform Connor Oslin 100 back 2003 Olsen, Martin, 200 free relay Christopher Reid 200 back Stefan Gherghel 200 fly Ammon, McDaniels Anton McKee 200 breast 2002 1989 2016 Stefan Gherghel 200 fly Chris McDaniels 100, 200 breast Connor Oslin 100 back Mark Rourke platform 1999 2015 Mark Jollands 500 free 1987 Kristian Gkolomeev 50 & 100 free Peter Berndt 200,400 IM Connor Oslin 100 back Perry White 1-meter & 3-meter Oslin, McKee, 400 medley relay 1997 Brent Roberts 3-meter & platform Walsh, Gkolomeev 1986 Gray, Kaliszak, 200 free relay Frank Iacono 500 free Walsh, Gkolomeev 1995 Perry White 3-meter Rafael Alvarez 1-meter & platform Bryan Jennings 200 back 2014 Anton McKee 200 breast 1994 1985 McDaniels, Myers, 200 medley relay Jon Sieben 100 fly 2010 McDowell, Michaelides Bryan Jennings 100 back Aaron Fleshner 3-meter

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Robert Howard won the 50 and 100 freestyle at the 2019 SEC Championships and earned the Commissioner’s Trophy which goes to the individual high point scorer at the meet. SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

1984 Tim Norris 1,650 free 1967 Bryan Jennings 100 back Mike Curington 200 fly Ralph Wright 500, 1,650 free, 400 IM Mike Marmann 1-meter & 3-meter Kevin Mills 100 breast Carlos Berrocal 100 back Mark Tonelli 200 back 1966 1983 Berrocal, Mills, 400 medley relay Kirt Myers 1,650 free Craig Ford 1-meter Curington, Skinner Doug Long 500 free Greg Higginson 100 breast Levente Batizy 400 IM Doug Tamplin 100 fly 1975 1982 Jonty Skinner 50, 100 free Arne Borgstrom 1,650 free, 400 IM Tim Norris 1,650 free 1965 Craig Ford 1-meter & 3-meter Mike Curington 200 fly Tom Allen 500 free Greg Higginson 100, 200 breast, 200 IM Bob Smith 1,650 free Posey, Schmidt, 400 free relay 1974 Mullane, McCarthy 1964 Chambless, Higginson, 400 medley relay Kevin Williams 100 breast Peck, Putman, 400 free relay Schmidt, McGuire Jon Perkowski 50 free Horn, Bretherton 1971 1981 1963 Arne Borgstrom 400 IM Jeff Wade 200 back Dave Bond 100 breast Wayne Chester 3-meter Jacques LeLoup 200 fly Greg Higginson 100 breast Cam Henning 200 back 1970 1962 Jeff Wade 200 IM John Rangley 50 free 1979 French, Herring, 800 free relay RECORDS & HISTORY Carlos Berrocal 100 back Wade, LaMontagne Wayne Chester 1-meter 1969 1978 Dennis Pursley 200 breast Wayne Chester 1-meter Jeff Wade 200 IM Wright, French, 800 free relay LaMontagne, Wade 1977 Jonty Skinner 100 free Casey Converse 500, 1,650 free 1968 Ralph Wright 200 back Leo French 1,650 free 1976 Jonty Skinner 50, 100 free Scott MacDonald 200 free ROLLTIDE.COM 37 Records & History

1983From NCAAthe left, 200 Laurent Breaststroke Bams, Zane Champion Waddell, and Braxton Young and Robert Howard earned seven-timeFirst Team All-SECAll-American honors Glenn after Millswinning the 200 freestyle relay in 2018.

ALL-SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

FIRST 2010 1994 1985 1976 1966 2016 TEAM Aaron Fleshner Dustin McDaniels Bryan Jennings Carlos Berrocal Levente Batizy Laurent Bams Russell McDowell Jon Sieben Mike Curington Doug Long Kristian Gkolomeev ALL-SEC 2009 Stavros Michaelides Scott McDonald Kirt Myers Robert Howard Travis Myers Kevin Mills Doug Tamplin Luke Kaliszak Aaron Fleshner 1984 Tim Norris Anton McKee 2019 Bryan Jennings Jonty Skinner Christopher Reid Knox Auerbach 1992 Mike Marmann 1965 2008 Mark Tonelli Pavel Romanov Laurent Bams Keith Martin Glenn Mills Tom Allen Aaron Fleshner Brett Walsh Robert Howard Stavros Michaelides Bob Smith Zane Waddell Jamey Myers 1983 1975 Jack Blake 2007 Travis Myers Casey Converse 2015 Craig Ford 1963 Sam DiSette Vlad Polyakov Stefan Parlklo Tim Norris Pavel Romanov Gregg Higginson David Bond Jonathan Berneburg Jonty Skinner 2006 1991 1982 1962 2014 2018 Vlad Polyakov Jon Olsen Vlad Caciuc Arne Borgstrom 1974 John Rangeley Laurent Bams Mark Rourke Jon Perkowski BJ Hornikel RECORDS & HISTORY Craig Ford Robert Howard Kevin Williams Kristian Gkolomeev 2005 Gregg Higginson Christopher Reid Brett Walsh Zane Waddell Vlad Polyakov 1990 SECOND Braxton Young Craig Ammon 1981 1971 Scott Hamlet Jacque LeLoup TEAM 2003 Arne Borgstrom 2012 Keith Martin Jeff Wade BJ Hornikel Stefan Gherghel Wayne Chester ALL-SEC 2017 Edward Morse Cam Henning Anton McKee Jon Olsen Connor Oslin 2002 Greg Higginson 1970 2018 2010 Christopher Reid Stefan Gherghel Jeff Wade Luke Kaliszak Adam Booher 1989 1979 Mark Randall Chris McDaniels Carlos Berrocal 1969 2017 2016 1999 Mark Rourke Connor Oslin Mark Jollands Wayne Chester Dennis Pursley Laurent Bams 2009 Jeff Wade Robert Howard Mark Randall 1987 1978 Luke Kaliszak 2015 1997 Pete Berndt Pavel Romanov Wayne Chester 1968 2003 Kristian Gkolomeev Brent Roberts Perry White Zane Waddell Connor Oslin Leo French Vlad Polyakov Anton McKee Ralph Wright 1995 1986 1977 Brett Walsh Casey Converse 2001 Rafael Alvarez Frank Iacono Alex Gray Jonty Skinner 1967 Jordie Proffitt Bryan Jennings Ralph Wright Perry White 2014 Anton McKee 38 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History

Anton McKee earned First Team All-SEC honors as a freshman and a senior.

ALL-SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

1999 1984 1978 1992 1983 1972 2014 Brent Roberts Filiberto Colon Casey Converse Dustin McDaniels Don Berger Jacque LeLoup Anton McKee Mike Curington Ray Midkiff Connor Oslin 1998 1983 Mark Tonelli 1991 1982 Brent Sagert Brent Roberts Bryan Jennings Stefan Parlklo Don Hornby 1971 Marcello Juca 1977 Colin Herring 2013 1994 Ron Kutzavitch Robin Backhaus 1989 1981 Jay Thompson Brian Westlake Mike Marmann Hilary Bergman Rafael Alvarez Craig Ammon Brendan McCarthy Glenn Mills Carlos Berrocal Dustin McDaniels Keith Martin 1970 2012 Andreas Schmidt Monty Daley Russell McDowell David Meck 1980 Ray Bolt Jordan Lesser Stavros Michaelides Torsten Wiegel Leo French Arne Borgstrom Travis Myers 1982 1976 Colin Herring 2011 Brett Chambless Robert Bugg Charles Noonan 1988 Alex Coci Marcello Juca John Prins 1977 1993 Jim Askervold BJ Hornikel Brendan McCarthy Marshall Shoemaker Mike Curington Travis Myers Mark Colwill Devan Terry Brian McGuire Kevin Mills Chris McDaniels FRESHMAN Glenn Mills John Prins 1974 Jon Olsen 1989 Matt Mullane ALL-SEC* 2008 Jack Babashoff Mark Rourke Mark Colwill Jay Posey Catalin Cosma Eric White 1978 Jon Olsen Andreas Schmidt Jonty Skinner 2019 1971 Kevin Li * started in 2008 1988 John Kagan 1987 Nico Perner 1981 Charles Noonan Ricardo Aldabe 1976 Frank Iacono Don Hornby John Perkowski Chris McDaniels Rick Abbott Max Metzgar Hilary Bergman 2018 Glenn Mills 1987 Monte Daley Tyler Sesvold RECORDS & HISTORY Bruce Gennari Brian Smith 1986 Dan Griebel HONORABLE Peter Berndt Gregg Hook 2017 MENTION Filiberto Colon 1986 1980 Zane Waddell Don Berger Wayne Chester ALL-SEC 1974 Gregg Higginson 1985 Jay Thompson Don Hornby Ricardo Aldabe 2016 1985 1994 Laurent Bams Don Berger Jimmy Pestrichelli 1973 Craig Ford 1979 David Strassburg 1984 Jacque LeLoup Kevin Mills Don Berger 2015 Frank Iacono Jay Thompson Christopher Reid Mark Tonelli Marcello Juca

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THE JOHN FOSTER YEARS history of the sport to go under 15 minutes in the butterfly in 2002. He then became the first Alabama The University of Alabama swim program 1,650 freestyle. swimmer to repeat as an NCAA Champion when started with the 1960 season when John Foster Freshman Wayne Chester won the 1978 NCAA he took the 2003 title as well. Gherghel also won a came from coaching an age-group swim team in 1-meter diving competition and Carlos Berrocal pair of SEC 200 butterfly titles during his UA career. the Atlanta area and working in the Georgia Tech won the 1979 100 backstroke title. Physical Education department to be the Crimson Alabama won its first SEC team championship in THE ERIC MCILQUHAM YEARS Tide’s first head coach. 1982. Gregg Higginson added the points of three Eric McIlquham spent nine years as the Tide’s For the next 14 years, Foster was the Tide’s SEC titles to the Tide’s team total, making him the head coach, a span that included six top-25 finishes task master, nurturing the fledgling program into second man in Tide swimming history to win all his highlighted by a trio of top-15 finishes in 2005, 2006 a perennial SEC contender and bringing Alabama races at the SEC Championships. Alabama went and 2007. to the national level. In addition to his duties undefeated during the 1983 dual-meet season with The Tide bettered 18 school records during his with the swim team, Foster also served as the a 12-0 slate on the way to a runner-up SEC finish tenure, including all five relay marks. He also saw Natatorium Director, Supervisor of Intramural and and a fifth-place NCAA finish. Senior Glenn Mills his student-athletes claim 55 spots on the Tide’s Recreational Swimming and assistant professor in won the 1983 200 breaststroke title. all-time top 10. the Department of Physical Education. The Tide returned to the top of the SEC team Individually, Vlad Polyakov won the NCAA 200 Foster was responsible for cultivating swimming standings in 1987. breaststroke championship in 2005 and 2007 as not only at the collegiate level but on the high In addition to going undefeated in 1990 with a well as five SEC breaststroke titles while Aaron school and age-group swimming level as well, 12-0 record, the Tide captured nine SEC individual Fleshner won three SEC diving titles. organizing high school and junior high school and relay titles matching the team record set in Alabama posted the highest team grade point state swimming championships and running clinics 1976 with junior Jon Olsen becoming the third average in the nation in 2011 and had six student- around the state – anything to get Alabama’s youth man in Tide history to sweep his events at the SEC athletes earn nine Academic All-America honors involved in swimming. Championships, bringing home three individual and three NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships under Foster’s hard work paid big dividends. During titles. McIlquham. his tenure, Alabama finished no lower than third at After 17 seasons, 170 wins against 21 losses, the SEC Championships after its first two seasons six NCAA champions, more than 60 All-Americans, THE DENNIS PURSLEY YEARS and finished runner-up four times. Tide swimmers 60 SEC individual and relay titles, and two SEC Dennis Pursley returned to his alma mater in the won 21 individual SEC titles under Foster’s team titles, Don Gambril ended his coaching career fall of 2012 and spent seven years catapulting the direction. That number includes the three won by with the Crimson Tide after the 1990 season. He Crimson Tide men’s program back into the upper Ralph Wright in 1967, when he became the first was named SEC Coach of the Year in 1981, 1982 echelons of NCAA Swimming and Diving. man in Alabama history to sweep his events at the and 1987. In addition, he served as an assistant Pursley’s squad was named “Breakout Team SEC Championships. Wright’s feat would not be coach with the U.S. Olympic Team in 1968, 1972, of the Year” by the College Swimming Coaches matched for fifteen years. 1976 and 1980. He served as the head coach of Association in his second season after posting a On the national level, Foster coached the Tide the highly successful 1984 U.S. Olympic Team. The 12th-place finish at the NCAA Championships. to its first NCAA Championship placing in 1973 1991 U.S. World Championship team was the last The Crimson Tide men went on to achieve six when the team finished 28th. Five swimmers won U.S. National Team he coached. consecutive top-15 finishes, with four in the top 10, All-America honors under Foster. including a sixth-place finish in 2016, the Tide’s best After compiling a 124-40 dual meet record to go THE JONTY SKINNER YEARS national finish since taking fifth in 1983. along with his record in the SEC and NCAA, Foster Jonty Skinner made the most of his tenure During his Crimson Tide tenure, Pursley’s men left coaching following the 1973 season. Foster’s with the Tide, leading Alabama to four straight won four NCAA titles, with Kristian Gkolomeev team was the winningest of all that competed at top-20 and one top-10 showing at the NCAA winning a trio of titles, the most by a UA swimmer. the Capstone during his 14-year run, outside of Championships. In addition to winning NCAA 50 and 100 freestyle football. Jon Olsen became one of the Tide’s most titles, Gkolomeev joined Connor Oslin, Pavel decorated and successful athletes under Skinner’s Romanov and Luke Kalisak to win the Tide’s first THE DON GAMBRIL YEARS tutelage, finishing his career with five SEC titles, NCAA relay title in school history in 2016, taking Don Gambril led his first Alabama team into three school records and a runner-up finish at the first in the 200 medley relay. In 2019, the Tide the 1974 season, a year that saw the Tide post an 1991 NCAAs in the 100 freestyle. Olsen went on won another NCAA relay championship, again 8-1 dual meet season, a fourth-place finish at the to become a mainstay of the U.S. National Team, in the 200 medley relay, when Zane Waddell, SEC Championship meet and its first NCAA top-20 winning five medals at two Olympics. Laurent Bams, Knox Auerbach and Robert Howard finish, taking 19th. In 1991, Mark Rourke became the first diver to combined for the win. Alabama jumped two places in the SEC the next win all three boards at the SEC Championships, The Tide men also won 18 SEC Championships year and an astounding 14 places at the NCAA three years after he won the inaugural platform under Pursley and accounted for two SEC Championships, giving Alabama a fifth-place finish. diving title at the 1989 SEC Championships. Championships Swimmers of the Meet honors, The ‘75 squad was the first to produce an individual Travis Myers led Alabama to a 10th-place finish two SEC Swimmer of the Year honors and an SEC RECORDS & HISTORY national champion when freshman Jonty Skinner at the 1994 NCAA Championships, while finishing Commissioner’s Trophy. won the 100 freestyle in an NCAA and U.S. Open second in the 100 breaststroke. It was the Tide’s first Academically, an Alabama swimmer was named record time of 43.92. top-10 finish since 1990. the CoSIDA At-Large Academic All-American of Alabama produced the first 400 freestyle the Year three times in four years, with Anton relay in history to break the three minute barrier. THE CHUCK HORTON YEARS McKee earning the honor in back-to-back years Skinner, Mike Curington, Scott MacDonald and Chuck Horton led Alabama to four top-30 in 2016 and 2017, while Laurent Bams earned the Jack Babashoff combined in the prelims of the 1975 national finishes, including a pair of top-25 finishes honor in 2019. In 2017, for the first time in the NCAA Championships to swim a 2:59.98. in 1997 and 1998. Horton’s time at the helm saw history of the honor, Alabama became the first The 1976 squad posted the Tide’s first Rafael Alvarez and Brent Roberts bring home four school to put four student-athletes on the CoSIDA undefeated season, snapping Tennessee’s string of SEC titles, with Roberts also winning Alabama’s first Academic All-America At-Large Team in the same 85 dual-meet wins, which spanned seven seasons, NCAA diving title since Wayne Chester in 1978 year and all four student-athletes were swimmers along the way. Alabama won the meet 65-48. The when he took top honors off the platform in 1998. with all four earning first-team honors, giving 1976 squad also produced a single-season record Following Horton’s departure, Ed Reed served as Alabama swimming and diving nearly a third of the of nine SEC individual and relay titles on its way to interim coach during the 1998-99 season. 15-member first team. In all, the UA men earned reprising its fifth-place finish in the NCAA. 15 Academic All-America honors during Pursley’s The 1977 season proved to be one of the THE DON WAGNER YEARS tenure. McKee became the first UA swimmer to program’s high watermarks as the Tide posted its Don Wagner’s tenure, which began with the be named the H. Boyd McWhorter Southeastern highest NCAA finish to date, taking second behind 1999-2000 season, saw Alabama earn a trio of Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2017. Southern California. Casey Converse shone that top-25 finishes, including a return to the top 15 In 2019, Luke Kaliszak became the first UA year, winning the NCAA 1,650 freestyle title in with a 12th-place finish in 2003, his final year at swimmer to earn the NCAA Today’s Top Ten Award an NCAA and American record time of 14:57.30. the Capstone. Stefan Gherghel became the first as one of the nation’s top-ten senior student- Converse’s time made him the first man in the Tide swimmer to win an NCAA Championship athletes regardless of gender, sport or NCAA since 1983 when he took top honors in the 200 division.

40 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History ALL-TIME HEAD COACHES

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS SEC NCAA Year Record Finish Finish Coach 2019 3-2 6th 7th Dennis Pursley 2018 3-2 8th 13th Dennis Pursley 2017 5-1 4th 10th Dennis Pursley 2016 4-1 4th 6th Dennis Pursley 2015 4-2 5th 10th Dennis Pursley Dennis Pursley Eric McIlquham Don Wagner Ed Reed 2014 3-3 4th 12th Dennis Pursley 2013-19 2004-12 2000-03 1999 (Interim) 2013 2-4 10th 28th Dennis Pursley 2012 3-3 6th 25th Eric McIlquham 2011 7-2 6th 29th Eric McIlquham 2010 7-2 5th 26th Eric McIlquham 2009 3-5 5th 21st Eric McIlquham 2008 2-6 6th 22nd Eric McIlquham 2007 8-3 5th 14th Eric McIlquham 2006 4-5 5th 13th Eric McIlquham 2005 6-4 5th 15th Eric McIlquham 2004 6-4 6th 34th Eric McIlquham Chuck Horton Jonty Skinner Don Gambril John Foster 2003 7-2 5th 12th Don Wagner 1995-1998 1991-94 1974-90 1960-73 2002 3-3 5th 20th Don Wagner ALABAMA’S RECORD BY HEAD COACH 2001 3-4 8th — Don Wagner 2000 2-5 7th 22nd Don Wagner Head Coach Years Seasons Won - Lost Pct. 1999 0-6 6th 22nd *Ed Reed Dennis Pursley 2013-19 7 25 - 15 .625 Eric McIlquham 2004-12 9 46 - 34 .575 1998 2-5 6th 25th Chuck Horton Don Wagner 2000-03 4 15 - 14 .517 1997 9-6 6th 23rd Chuck Horton Ed Reed (interim) 1998-99 1 0 - 6 .000 1996 4-4 6th 30th Chuck Horton Chuck Horton 1995-98 4 21 - 19 .525 1995 7-4 4th 26th Chuck Horton Jonty Skinner 1991-94 4 16 - 16 .500 1994 5-4 4th 10th Jonty Skinner Don Gambril 1974-90 17 170 - 21 .890 1993 5-4 5th 18th Jonty Skinner John Foster 1960-73 14 122 - 53 .697 1992 2-4 3rd 20th Jonty Skinner Total 59 415 - 178 .700 1991 4-4 3rd 11th Jonty Skinner 1990 12-0 3rd 9th Don Gambril ALL-TIME DUAL MEET RECORDS 1989 9-1 3rd 20th Don Gambril Last Last 1988 10-3 5th 14th Don Gambril Opponent Meeting UA-Opp Opponent Meeting UA-Opp 1987 10-1 1st 16th Don Gambril Arizona 1987-88 1-0 Missouri 2016-17 9-1 1986 9-2 3rd 8th Don Gambril Arkansas 1985-86 7-0 Moorehead 1969-70 1-0 1985 12-1 2nd 8th Don Gambril Auburn 2018-19 19-28 New Orleans 2009-10 2-0 1984 11-2 2nd tie-12th Don Gambril Ball State 1996-97 1-0 North Carolina 1979-80 2-0 1983 12-0 2nd 5th Don Gambril Birmingham Southern 1969-70 1-0 N.C. State 1996-97 5-2 1982 8-1 1st tie-7th Don Gambril Centenary 2008-09 2-0 NE Louisiana 1997-98 10-2 1981 8-2 2nd 8th Don Gambril Cincinnati 2014-15 8-0 Northwestern 1996-97 1-0 1980 8-2 4th tie-13th Don Gambril Clemson 2002-03 6-2 Notre Dame 1987-88 1-0 Delta State 2018-19 18-0 Ohio State 2018-19 4-2 1979 11-2 4th 8th Don Gambril Drury 2004-05 2-0 Penn State 1989-90 1-1 1978 12-1 4th 7th Don Gambril Duke 1978-79 1-0 Pepsi Marlin 1983-84 1-0 1977 9-1 2nd 2nd Don Gambril East Carolina 1978-79 3-0 Princeton 1984-85 3-0 1976 10-0 2nd 5th Don Gambril Eastern Kentucky 1972-73 5-0 Sewanee 1968-69 3-0 1975 11-1 2nd 5th Don Gambril Emory 2013-14 2-0 SMU 1990-91 2-1 1974 8-1 4th 19th Don Gambril Evansville 1966-67 0-1 South Carolina 2015-16 16-12 1973 5-5 3rd 28th John Foster Florida 2017-18 10-22 South Florida 1981-82 5-0 1972 10-2 3rd — John Foster Florida Atlantic 2009-10 1-0 Southern Illinois 1996-97 8-0 1971 10-3 3rd — John Foster Florida State 2018-19 15-7 Southern Mississippi 1986-87 5-0 Georgia 2014-15 13-22 SW Missouri 1966-67 1-0 1970 13-2 3rd — John Foster Georgia Tech 2016-17 8-1 SW Missouri State 2002-03 1-0 1969 10-3 3rd — John Foster Hendrix 1966-67 1-0 Team Canada 1978-79 2-0 1968 12-4 3rd — John Foster Houston 1977-78 2-0 Tennessee 2018-19 11-17 1967 9-6 3rd — John Foster RECORDS & HISTORY Illinois 1969-70 1-0 Texas 1992-93 2-2 1966 9-4 2nd — John Foster Illinois State 1977-78 1-0 Texas A&M 2018-19 3-0 1965 10-3 2nd — John Foster Indiana 1984-85 3-4 Texas-Arlington 1971-72 1-0 1964 11-2 2nd — John Foster Iowa 1996-97 6-1 Tulane 1988-89 21-1 1963 10-2 2nd — John Foster Iowa State 1970-71 1-0 UCLA 1975-76 1-0 1962 10-3 3rd — John Foster Kansas 1987-88 3-1 Union (Ky.) 1969-70 1-0 Kentucky 2013-14 18-6 Vanderbilt 1986-87 8-0 1961 3-8 4th — John Foster LaSalle College 1986-87 1-0 Virginia 1987-88 3-0 1960 0-6 6th — John Foster Louisiana-Monroe 2004-05 3-0 Virginia Tech 2010-11 2-0 * interim Louisville 1994-95 2-0 West Virginia 1983-84 1-0 LSU 2016-17 31-11 Wright State 1996-97 1-0 Maryland 1989-90 1-0 Miami (Fla.) 1986-87 10-2 *Series records start with the 1967 season. Michigan 1978-79 1-0 ROLLTIDE.COM 41 Records & History

2001 Captain and MVP Nic Stoel

ALL-TIME ROSTER

A B Riley Boulden 2007-10 Alex Coci 2011-12 Rick Abbott 1976-77 Jack Babashoff 1974-77 (Capt. ‘10) (MVP ‘12) Matthew Adams 2015-18 Robin Backhaus 1977 Luke Boutwell 2007-10 Filiberto Colon 1983-86 Waleed Al-Qahtani 2003-06 JR Baker 1965 Reece Boyd 2014 Mark Colwill 1988-91 Marcio Alberquerque 2000-01 Jack Ball 1960-62 Lance Braughton 1981-84 Phil Comstock 1963 Oscar Aldabe 2010 (Capt. ‘62) Dennis Bretherton 1963 Cameron Connors 2011-14 Ricardo Aldabe 1984-87 Laurent Bams 2016-19 Collin Brosko 2007 Zac Conrad 2007-08 Zig Allan 2007-08 Bira Barbosa 2002 Beau Brothers 2008 Casey Converse 1977-78 Jerry Alldredge 1963-65 Oliver Basse 2009-12 Cole Brown 2019-present Catalin Cosma 2008-11 Craig Allen 1972 (Capt. ‘12) Darren Brudos 1990-93 Robby Costine 2018-19 Tom Allen 1965 Levente Batizy 1965-68 Jay Bucki 1990-92 Dan Cox 1976 Rafael Alvarez 1994-95 Liam Bell 2020-present (Capt. ‘91) Andy Craft 1994 (MVP ‘95) Scott Bell 1994-97 Bob Bugg 1976-79 James Cramer 1988 Mike Ames 1998 Don Berger 1983-86 Torsten Buhre 1977 Jay Crampton 1993-94 RECORDS & HISTORY Craig Ammon 1987-90 (Capt. ‘84, ’85) Daniel Burch 2001 Milo Crawford 1992-95 (Capt. ‘90) Hilary Bergman 1975-78 Will Burke 2005-06 Mark Crocker 1975-78 Jens Anderson 1980-81 Jonathan Berneburg 2019-present James Burns 1974-77 Mike Curington 1975-78 Robert Anderson 1970 Peter Berndt 1985-87 Michael Burris 2018-19 (Capt. ‘78) Anestis Arampatzis 2010-13 (MVP ‘87) James Burton 1981-82 Stroud Curran 1960 Brent Arckey 2003-04 Carlos Berrocal 1976-79 Robert Busby 1960 Daniel Armstrong 2008-11 Spiros Bitsakis 2002-06 D (Capt. ‘11) (Capt. ‘05, ‘06) C Monty Daley 1974-77 Guido Arroyo 2003-06 Steve Blaisdell 1970-71 Vlad Caciuc 2011-14 (Capt. ‘77) Christian Arseneau 2016-19 Jack Blake 2018-19 Jake Carloni 2011-14 Cary Davenport 1964-67 Brendan Ashby 2001-04 Larry Blewitt 1986 Brian Carr 2011-14 (Capt. ‘67) Bobby Ashford 1989 Elan Blumberg 1999 Brett Chambless 1979-83 Mike Davidson 1985-87 Aaron Ashworth 2001, 04-06 Carlos Bodega 1995-96 (Capt. ‘83) (Capt. ‘87) (Capt. ‘05) Ray Bolt 1970 Taylor Charles 2013-18 Troy Davidson 2003-04 Jim Askervold 1987-88 David Bond 1960-63 Wayne Chester 1978-81 Bruce Davis 1989 Cade Auerbach 2018-present Bruno Bonfim 2001 Chip Chipman 1989 Szymmy Day 2014-17 Cam Auerbach 2020-present Adam Booher 2008-11 Cliff Clifton 1979 Ken de Gruy 1973-75 Knox Auerbach 2016-19 (MVP ‘11) Timothy Cline 2007 David Dean 1973-74 Alan Axford 2008-11 Arne Borgstrom 1979-82 Keith Clinton 1980-83 Noland Deas 2019 Oren Azrad 1998-01 (Capt. ‘82 • MVP ‘82) (Capt. ‘82) Phillip Deaton 2012-15 (Capt. 14 & 15) 42 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History

Two-time captain and MVP Mark Jollands

Ian Decker 2012-15 Chris Flamion 2002-05 H Greg Hook 1975-76 Tayt Dencer 1975-76 Aaron Fleshner 2007-10 Jack Hadjiconstantinou 2014-17 Jack Horn 1960-63 John DeShazo 1964 (MVP ‘08, ‘09) Harold Hagler 1960-61 Don Hornby 1979-82 Craig Devitt 1992-95 Craig Ford 1982-85 Joel Hagler 1988-89 BJ Hornikel 2011-14 Luke Dickson 2006-07 Tom Forrest 1995-96 Jim Hahn 1972-75 Tom Horton 1975 Van Diehl 2006-09 (Capt. ‘96) (Capt. ‘75) Robert Howard 2016-19 Anthony DiGiacco 2002 Scott Fortier 2014 Kirk Hale 1980-81 Clint Huddleston 1988 Bob Dimick 1977-80 Thomas Fox 1960 Adam Hall 2001-04 Carter Hull 1997-98 Sam DiSette 2018-present Jeb Franklin 2000-01 Jacob Halpern 1991-94 Greg Hutt 1970 Kyle Ditzler 1978-81 Will Freeman 2015-18 Scott Hamlet 1990 (Capt. ‘81) Leo French 1968-70 Tim Hansen 2004-07 I Alex Dixon 2019-present Chad Frichtl 2005-06 Dan Harle 1995 Frank Iacono 1985-88 Paul Dixon 2000 Allan Harris 2003-06 Hakan Iverson 1975 Philip Dockery 2011-14 G Eugene Harris 1960-61 Peter Doig 1991-94 Bill Gaines 1960-61 Mark Harris 1976 J Ryan Dugan 2009-11 Dale Gannon 1978 Wyatt Harrison 2017-19 Hunter Jaynes 2019-present Clark Garner 2012-15 George Hart 1975-76 Bryan Jennings 1983-86 E (Capt. 15) Paul Hayes 1973-74 (MVP ‘85) Tito Ebersole 2012 Bruce Gennari 1985-88 Chris Hearn 2008 Brad Jensen 1980-81 James Edwards 2008-10 (Capt. ‘88) Evan Heldman 2016-19 Steve Jensen 1989 Hamp Eichold 2006-07 Eric Gennari 1991-93 Cam Henning 1979-81 Will Johnson 1991 Durham Ellis 1960-62 Ken Gerard 1977-81 Kirk Henry 1981-84 Grant Jollands 1999-02 (Capt. ‘60) Stefan Gherghel 2002-03 Alex Hermeto 1991-94 (Capt. ‘02) John Ellis 2012-13 (MVP ‘02, ‘03) (Capt. ‘92, ‘93, ‘94) Mark Jollands 1997-2000

Darren Erasmus 2003-06 Guy Gibbens 1973-74 Nico Hernandez-Tome 2019-present (Capt. ‘99, ‘00 • MVP ‘99, ‘00) RECORDS & HISTORY Igor Erhartic 2004-06 Travis Gilliland 1993-94 Brooke Herr 1974 JT Jones 2003-05 Bill Erickson 1978-79 Nicholas Giometti 2008 Colin Herring 1970-73 (Capt. ‘05) Tristan Essary 2017-19 Bill Giovine 1979-81 Harold Hicks 1963 Mike Jones 2005-08 Kline Estess 1979-82 Kristian Gkolomeev 2014-16 Greg Higginson 1980-83 (Capt. ‘08) Larry Everingham 1965-66 Rod Godwin 1960-61 (Capt. ‘83 • MVP ‘83) Marcello Juca 1982-85 Alex Gray 2014-17 Peter Hillyer 2010-13 F Marc Greenberg 1985 Scott Hinkle 1980 K Kevin Greer 2006-09 Hunter Hinson 2011-14 Keith Favreau 1974-75 John Kagan 1971-73 (Capt. ‘09) Tony Hobart 1974-75 John Ferguson 1993-96 Jason Kalange 1996 Dan Griebel 1976-77 DuWayne Hoffert 1975 Drew Finelli 2007-10 Luke Kaliszak 2015-18 Bob Griffin 1960-63 Eric Hole 1999 Kris Fisher 1996-99 Toby Karlsson 1985-87 Gilles Gutnecht 2011-12 John Holter 1963-65 (Capt. ‘97) Ken Kaufman 1974-77 ROLLTIDE.COM 43 Records & History

Four-year MVP, three-year captain and NCAA Champion Brent Roberts

Tsukasa Kawabuchi 1991-94 Kevin Li 2019-present Mike McCardle 1974-77 Felix Morf 1983-86 Chuck Kays 1990 Tommy Lindell 1979-80 Brendan McCarthy 1980-83 Sam Morgan 2007-10 Curtis Kelly 2006 Steven Loccisano 2008 Clint McClendon 2007-10 Edward Morse 1990 Jacob Kelsoe 2014-17 Jeffery London 1960 Chris McCormick 2007-08 Brendan Moynihan 1983-84 Max Kennedy-Till 2018-19 Doug Long 1964-67 Chris McDaniels 1987-90 Evan Mueller 2002-03 Travis Kerner 2013-16 (Capt. ‘67) (Capt. ‘89 - ‘90) Matt Mullane 1981-84 Scott King 1989-90 Juan Lopez 1991-93 Dustin McDaniels 1992-94 Sean Muncie 1996-99 William Kinsey 1969 Ray Loree 1963 Scott McDonald 1975-77 Jamey Myers 1990-93 Rob Kite 1987-88 Jim Losloe 1990 Russell McDowell 1993-96 (Capt. ‘92) (Capt. ‘88) Bay Lott 1960-61 Brian McGuire 1979-82 Kirt Myers 1966 Daniel Kober 2017-present (Capt. ‘60) John McHaffey 1960-61 Travis Myers 1991-94 Shumpei Komatsu 2020-present Marcus Lourenco 1984-86 Larry McHaffie 1980-82 (MVP ‘92, ‘93, ‘94) Dennis Kone 1969-72 Brandon Lowe 2010-13 James McKay 1960-61 Ron Kutzavitch 1983-84 Josh Luber 1994-97 Ken McKee 1977 N Francis Kyle 1972 Craig Ludwick 1982-83 Anton McKee 2014-17 RECORDS & HISTORY Andrew Neff 2005-06 Cubby Lyons 1978-81 Scott McNamee 1973-75 Jim Neidhoefer 1987-88 L James McNeal 1960 Bill Neville 1978-81 Dan Lacina 1990-93 M Dave Meck 1988-89 Mark Nieuwenhuis 1987-89 David Lammel 1985 Derek Maas 2020-present Rob Mellor 1975 Charles Noonan 1968-71 James LaMontagne 1968-71 Kyle Maas 2017-present Jon Melton 1988 Tim Norris 1975-77 Mike Lamothe 1993-96 Scott MacDonald 1975-78 Matthew Menke 2020-present (Capt. ‘95) Carl Madden 2014-17 Michael Messuri 2014-17 O DJ Lang 2015-18 Tom Maddocks 1978 Max Metzgar 1981 Arnar Olafsson 1994-97 John Langford 1960 John Mahaffey 1960 Stavros Michaelides 1991-94 Jon Olsen 1988-91 Jon Larson 1985-86 Jesse Maple 2004 Randy Midkiff 1972-74 (Capt. ‘90, ’91 • Dan Larsson 1979 David Maquera 2012-14 Alin Mihalca 2006-09 MVP ‘88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91) Ryan Latone 2005-06 Dylan Marin 2014-16 Richard Miksi 2018-19 Wylee Orton 1980 Billy Leader 2019 Mike Marmann 1983-86 Dave Miller 1978-79 Connor Oslin 2014-17 Kyle Lee 2007-10 Keith Martin 1989-92 Glenn Mills 1981-84 Steve Otto 1976 Jacque LeLoup 1971-74 Hunor Mate’ 2005-07 Kevin Mills 1976-79 David Owen 1964 Justin Lemberg 1985 Henry Mather 1989 Chris Mitten 1993-94 Chris LeMieux 1994-95 David Mayer 1977-79 John Moles 1983 Brent Moore 1974-77 P Josh Lenzmeier 2018-19 Frank McArthur 1963 Clayton Page 1988-89 (Capt. ‘76) Jordan Lesser 2012 Adam McBride 1993-97 Nicos Papadopoulos 1993-94 David Morton 2015-18 Rory Lewis 1980-82 (Capt. ‘97) Bob Parker 1975-76 Luis Morell 1989 44 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History

Chip Parker 1981-82 Joaquim Ribeiro 1995-96 Matt Smith 1999-2000 Ken Wear 1983-85 Stefan Parlklo 1989-92 JP Richard 2000-01 Stewart Smith 2002-05 Scott Weaver 2001-03 Richard Patino 1988-91 (Capt. ‘01) Todd Smith 1998 (Capt. ‘02) David Patterson 1978 Rick Richmond 1992-95 Bruce Snodgrass 1994 Kyle Weeks 2009-12 Don Peck 1960-63 Steve Rieser 1972-75 Harris Sopheocelous 1989-91 (Capt. ‘12) Eric Peet 1981-83 Brent Roberts 1996-99 Josh Sosna 2010 Crews Wellford 2013-16 Matt Pendleton 1998-99 (Capt. ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 • Franck Southon 2002-05 (Capt. ‘16) Nicholas Perera 2019-present MVP ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99) Dennis Spencer 1983 Brian Westlake 2013-16 Jon Perkowski 1971-74 Jimmy Roberts 1988-89 Casey Spiegle 1991-94 Greg Whelan 1978 Nico Perner 2019-present Bill Robertson 1970-73 Chip Sprigg 1972-73 Eric White 1987-90 Chris Perry 2006-09 Alex Robinson 2018-present Greg St. Cyr 2005 Perry White 1986-87 Gunnar Persson 1981 Pavel Romanov 2014-17 Christopher Staka 2017-18 Torsten Wiegel 1989 Jimmy Pestrichelli 1992-95 Bernardo Romero 2003-04 Justin Stegall 2015 Brad Willard 2001-04 (Capt. ‘95) (Honorary Capt. ‘05) James Steward 1960 James Willcox 2001-04 Rick Peterson 1979 Enrique Romero 1984-87 Nic Stoel 2000-01 (Capt. ‘02, ‘03) Michael Pigassou 2001-02 Alan Rose 1997-2000 (Capt. ‘01 • MVP ‘01) James Williams 1965 J.J. Poland 1992 Ronald Rosenberger 1981-83 Colton Stogner 2019-present Kevin Williams 1974-75 Vlad Polyakov 2003, 05-07 Chris Ross 1996-97 Harry Stopp 1964-65 (Capt. ‘75) (MVP ‘05, ‘06, ‘07) Mark Rourke 1988-91 David Strassburg 1992-95 Matt Wilsie 1998-2001 Scott Pomerleau 1987-90 (Capt. ‘91 • MVP ‘91) Christian Strycker 2018-19 Joe Wilson 1973-74 (Capt. ‘91) Philippe Rousseau 1998-99 Bill Sulzby 1960-61 Larry Wilson 1974-75 Tony Portela 1985-89 Daniel Rozick 2008-11 Wayne Sykes 1971-74 Zach Winchester 2000-03 Jay Posey 1982-85 Stephen Ryan 2005 Ro Wintzinger 1981 John Potts 1995 T TJ Wolters 1999-01 Scott Powell 1972-74 S Mike Tamberino 1992-95 George Wong 2011-14 Roger Power 1981 Brent Sagert 2014-17 Doug Tamplin 1966 Chris Wood 1997-98 Rick Pratt 1997-2000 Maviael Sampaio 1983 Charles Tennimon 1960 Mark Woods 1973 (Capt. ‘98, ‘00) Webb Sanders 1976-79 Devan Terry 2011-14 Ben Worby 2001-04 Brent Pridgen 2000-01 Gerald Schlupp 1983-84 Jay Thompson 1971-74 Todd Worthington 1977 John Prins 1975-78 Andreas Schmidt 1982-85 Mark Tonelli 1976-79 John Worthinton 1978-79 Jordie Proffitt 2001-02 (Capt. ‘85 • MVP ‘83) Mike Tontillo 2011-14 Greg Wright 1978-79 Alex Pujol 2011-14 Matt Schmidt 2003-04 John Townsend 1999-01 Ralph Wright 1966-68 Dennis Pursley 1969-72 Andy Schnack 2006-09 Tom Townsend 1975-76 Brian Wrighton 1992-93 J.J. Pursley 2014-17 Marc Schrader 1996-98 Andrey Tretyakov 2018-19 Andrew Wrist 2011-14 Joseph Putman 1965 Alec Scott 2015-16 Brian Tribble 1994-96 Gregg Scott 1977-80 Apostolis Tsagkarakis 2003, 05-07 Y Q (Capt. ‘80) (Capt. ‘07) Bobby Yann 1968-71 Abbas Qail 2013-16 Robert Scrip 2010 Tim Tucker 1971-74 Braxton Young 2015-18 John Servati 2012-14 (Capt. ‘74) Jonathon Young 2014 R Tyler Sesvold 2018-present Walt Turner 1962 Steve Rains 1989 Andrew Shea 2018-present Z Eduardo Ramirez 2008 John Shelstad 2019-present V Jack Zhu 2020-present Robert Ramoska 1980-82 Austin Shirey 2006-08 Ricardo Valdivia 1984-87 Joe Ziegler 2009-12 Robert Ramoska, Jr. 2014-17 Reese Shirey 2010-13 Jeff Van de Graaf 1978-79 Luke Zippi 2011-14 Mark Randall 2006-10 Marshall Shoemaker 1976-79 Riley Van Meter 2020-present Denes Zubcsek 2008-11 (MVP ‘10) (Capt. ‘79) Marcus Vechinni 1996 John Rangeley 1960-62 Jon Sieben 1985 Ken Vincens 1991-92 (Current Student-Athletes in Bold) Jermey Raths 1972 (MVP ‘85) Tom Virag 1986 Ryan Ratliff 2019-present Todd Siegfried 1977-78 Alex Voris 1993-96 John Ravenhall 1980-82 Jerry Silverstein 1980-81 Scott Reeder 1980-81 Kyle Simpson 2014-17 W Andrew Reeves 2009-12 Jonty Skinner 1975-78 Zane Waddell 2017-present Charles Reeves 2000-03 (Capt. ‘77) Jeff Wade 1969-72 Christopher Reid 2015-18 Bob Smith 1965 Jeff Waldrop 1981-82 Rick Rell 1979 Brian Smith 1980-82 Spencer Walker 2019 Ron Ressegieu 1972-75 (Capt. ‘81) Stan Walker 1960-62 Austin Rettinghouse 2018 Brian Smith 1989-90 (Capt. ‘62) Jake Reynolds 2010-13 Charles Smith 1980 Brett Walsh 2013-16

Andrea Rezzonico 2009-11 Henkel Smith 1992 Glen Walshaw 1997-00 RECORDS & HISTORY Carlo Rezzonico 2014-17 Hunter Smith 2012-15 John Warren 1978-79 Jeff Smith 2001-04

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50 FREE 1,650 FREE 100 FLY Kristian Gkolomeev 18.64 2015 Mark Randall 14:48.25 2006 Luke Kaliszak 45.18 2016 Robert Howard 18.74 2019 Frank Iacono 14:56.42 1986 Connor Oslin 46.16 2017 Zane Waddell 19.17 2017 Casey Converse 14:57.30 1977 Zane Waddell 46.33 2018 Apostolis Tsagkarakis 19.32 2007 Catalin Cosma 14:57.43 2008 Brett Walsh 46.25 2015 Sam DiSette 19.38 2019 Scott Hamlet 14:58.13 1990 Alex Coci 46.50 2012 Bjoern Hornikel 19.45 2014 Arne Borgstrom 14:58.44 1982 Knox Auerbach 46.60 2019 Brett Walsh 19.50 2015 Max Metzger 15:02.74 1981 Kristian Gkolomeev 46.63 2015 Luke Kaliszak 19.53 2016 Marcello Juca 15:05.48 1982 Tyler Sesvold 46.71 2018 Laurent Bams 19.53 2017 Daniel Kober 15:07.38 2017 Laurent Bams 46.78 2017 Jonathan Berneburg 19.67 2019 Mark Colwill 15:08.30 1990 Stefan Gherghel 47.04 2003 Jack Blake 19.67 2019 100 BACK 200 FLY 100 FREE Connor Oslin 44.56 2017 Stefan Gherghel 1:42.35 2003 Kristian Gkolomeev 41.52 2016 Zane Waddell 44.77 2019 Denes Zubcsek 1:43.30 2009 Robert Howard 41.57 2019 Luke Kaliszak 44.91 2017 Alex Coci 1:43.36 2012 Zane Waddell 42.30 2017 Chris Staka 46.11 2017 Will Freeman 1:43.89 2017 Laurent Bams 42.39 2017 Christopher Reid 46.17 2017 Jon Sieben 1:44.07 1985 Bjoern Hornikel 42.39 2014 Spencer Walker 47.27 2019 Taylor Charles 1:44.67 2017 Jon Olsen 42.69 1991 Robert Howard 47.31 2017 Anestis Arampatzis 1:44.82 2012 Knox Auerbach 43.08 2019 Crews Wellford 47.57 2015 Hunter Hinson 1:45.58 2014 Jonathan Berneburg 43.09 2019 Kyle Maas 47.84 2017 Filiberto Colon 1:45.74 1983 Brett Walsh 43.15 2015 Alex Robinson 47.96 2019 Oliver Basse 1:46.14 2012 Darren Erasmus 43.21 2005 200 BACK 200 IM 200 FREE Connor Oslin 1:39.23 2017 Anton McKee 1:44.47 2017 Robert Howard 1:32.76 2019 Christopher Reid 1:39.42 2018 Christopher Reid 1:44.51 2018 Bjoern Hornikel 1:33.18 2014 Spencer Walker 1:43.41 2019 Kyle Maas 1:45.04 2019 Jon Olsen 1:33.91 1990 Joe Ziegler 1:43.84 2009 Christian Arseneau 1:45.52 2019 Laurent Bams 1:34.33 2017 Kyle Maas 1:43.94 2019 Riley Boulden 1:45.54 2010 Christopher Reid 1:34.37 2016 Crews Wellford 1:43.98 2016 Laurent Bams 1:45.91 2018 Kristian Gkolomeev 1:34.82 2015 Robert Howard 1:44.01 2017 Nicholas Perera 1:46.62 2019 Alex Gray 1:34.85 2016 Reese Shirey 1:44.04 2013 Taylor Charles 1:46.97 2016 Matthew Adams 1:34.87 2016 Phillip Deaton 1:44.52 2014 Peter Berndt 1:47.14 1986 Don Berger 1:35.73 1985 Luke Kaliszak 1:45.03 2017 Nico Perner 1:47.27 2019 Joe Ziegler 1:35.87 2012 100 BREAST 400 IM 500 FREE Anton McKee 51.70 2014 Nicholas Perera 3:43.64 2019 Mark Randall 4:14.82 2010 Laurent Bams 51.96 2019 Kyle Maas 3:45.29 2019 Anton McKee 4:14.98 2015 Vlad Polyakov 52.25 2007 Peter Berndt 3:47.29 1986 Catalin Cosma 4:16.57 2009 Pavel Romanov 52.76 2016 Ian Decker 3:47.95 2014 Arne Borgstrom 4:16.80 1982 Hunor Mate’ 53.73 2007 Taylor Charles 3:49.65 2016 Joe Ziegler 4:17.23 2009 Lenzmeier, Josh 53.73 2019 Franck Southon 3:50.77 2002 Frank Iacono 4:18.43 1986 Richard Miksi 53.78 2019 Brian Westlake 3:50.86 2015 RECORDS & HISTORY Mark Jollands 4:19.10 2000 Greg Higginson 53.83 1982 Arne Borgstrom 3:51.57 1982 Daniel Kober 4:19.89 2017 Travis Myers 53.93 1994 Ben Worby 3:52.31 2002 Brian Westlake 4:20.19 2013 Nico Perner 53.97 2019 John Ellis 3:52.86 2013 Don Berger 4:20.41 1984 200 BREAST 2019-20 Swimmers in Bold 1,000 FREE Anton McKee 1:51.22 2017 Mark Randall 8:54.69 2009 Vlad Polyakov 1:52.71 2007 Frank Iacono 8:59.83 1986 Pavel Romanov 1:55.38 2014 Arne Borgstrom 9:03.50 1982 Hunor Mate’ 1:55.95 2007 Casey Converse 9:03.89 1977 Nico Perner 1:56.09 2019 Scott Hamlet 9:04.57 1990 Michael Burris 1:56.40 2018 Catalin Cosma 9:04.90 2009 Riley Boulden 1:56.78 2010 Brian Westlake 9:06.31 2013 Nicholas Perera 1:56.95 2019 Max Metzger 9:06.70 1981 Richard Miksi 1:57.17 2019 Daniel Kober 9:06.71 2017 Szymmy Day 1:57.90 2015 Marcello Juca 9:08.28 1982

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University of Alabama Aquatic SEC Championship NCAA Event School Record Center Record Record Record 50 Free Kristian Gkolomeev Cesar Cielo (Auburn) Caleb Dressel (Florida) Caleb Dressel (Florida) 18.64 in 2015 18.91 in 2008 18.23 in 2016 17.63 in 2018 100 Free Kristian Gkolomeev Cesar Cielo (Auburn) Caleb Dressel (Florida) Caleb Dressel (Florida) 41.52 in 2016 41.25 in 2008 41.07 in 2016 39.90 in 2018 200 Free Robert Howard Shaune Fraser (Florida) Mikel Schreuders (Missouri) Dean Farris (Harvard) 1:32.76 in 2019 1:34.23 in 2008 1:31.27 in 2019 1:29.15 in 2019 500 Free Mark Randall Sebastian Rouault (Georgia) Fynn Minuth (South Carolina) Townley Haas (Texas) 4:14.82 in 2010 4:13.75 in 2008 4:10.51 in 2018 4:08.19 in 2019 1,000 Free Mark Randall Steve Herron (Arizona) Clark Smith (Texas) 8:54.69 in 2009 9:02.55 in 1988 8:33.93 in 2015 1,650 Free Mark Randall Sebastien Rouault (Georgia) Bobby Finke (Florida) Clark Smith (Texas) 14:48.25 in 2006 14:35.47 in 2008 14:23.01 in 2019 14:22.41 in 2017 100 Back Connor Oslin Michael Gilliam (Tennessee) Connor Oslin (Alabama) Ryan Murphy (California) 44.56 in 2017 46.37 in 2001 44.73 in 2017 43.49 in 2016 200 Back Connor Oslin Omar Pinzon (Florida) Ryan Lochte (Florida) Ryan Murphy (California) 1:39.23 in 2017 1:41.85 in 2008 1:38.29 in 2005 1:35.73 in 2016 100 Breast Anton McKee Jeremy McDonnell (Tennessee) Caleb Dressel (Florida) Ian Finnerty (Indiana) 51.70 in 2014 53.11 in 2001 50.03 in 2018 49.69 in 2018 200 Breast Anton McKee David Denniston (Auburn) Nicholas Fink (Georgia) Will Licon (Texas) 1:51.22 in 2017 1:55.37 in 2001 1:51.58 in 2015 1:47.91 in 2017 100 Fly Luke Kaliszak Alexei Puninski (Auburn) Caleb Dressel (Florida) Caeleb Dressel (Florida) 45.18 in 2016 45.60 in 2008 44.21 in 2017 42.80 in 2017 200 Fly Stefan Gherghel Mark Dylla (Georgia) Hugo Morris (Auburn) Jack Conger (Texas) 1:42.35 in 2003 1:42.23 in 2008 1:40.59 in 2016 1:37.35 in 2017 200 IM Anton McKee Ally Bradley (Florida) Caleb Dressel (Florida) Caleb Dressel (Florida) 1:44.47 in 2017 1:44.45 in 2008 1:38.13 in 2018 1:38.13 in 2018 400 IM Nicholas Perera Greg Reeves (Florida) Hugo Gonzales (Auburn) Chase Kalisz (Georgia) 3:43.64 in 2019 3:43.13 in 2001 3:35.76 in 2018 3:33.42 in 2017 200 MEDLEY 1:21.89 in 2017 Auburn 1:24.81 in 2008 Alabama 1:22.19 in 2019 Texas 1:21.54 in 2017 RELAY Connor Oslin Scott Goodrich Zane Waddell John Shebat Pavel Romanov Michael Silva Laurent Bams Will Licon Luke Kaliszak Alexei Puninski Knox Auerbach Joesph Schooling Zane Waddell Cesar Cielo Robert Howard Brett Ringgold 400 MEDLEY 3:04.17 in 2019 Florida 3:08.57 in 2008 Missouri 3:03.37 in 2019 Texas 2:59.22 in 2017 RELAY Zane Waddell Kohlton Norys Daniel Hein John Shebat Laurent Bams Michael Silva Caleb Hicks Will Licon Knox Auerbach Alexei Puninski Danny Kovac Joseph Schooling Robert Howard Cesar Cielo Mikel Schreuders Jack Conger 200 Free 1:15.43 in 2019 Auburn 1:16.92 in 2008 Alabama 1:15.43 in 2019 Auburn 1:14.08 in 2009 RELAY Zane Waddell Cesar Cielo Zane Waddell Jakob Andkjaer Sam DiSette Alexei Puninski Sam DiSette Gideon Louw Jack Blake Scott Goodrich Jack Blake Kohlton Norys Robert Howard Steve Scheren Robert Howard Matt Targett 400 Free 2:48.52 in 2019 Auburn 2:50.49 in 2008 Auburn 2:46.03 in 2009 Texas 2:45.39 in 2017 RELAY Jonathan Berneburg Cesar Cielo Jakob Andkjaer Brett Ringgold Zane Waddell Scott Goodrich Gideon Louw Jack Conger Knox Auerbach Steve Scheren Kohlton Norys Townley Haas Robert Howard Alexei Puninski Matt Targett Joseph Schooling 800 Free 6:20.09 in 2016 Florida 6:19.18 in 2008 Florida 6:10.50 in 2019 Texas 6:05.08 in 2019 RELAY Christopher Reid Nolan Morrell Trey Freeman Drew Kibler RECORDS & HISTORY Alex Gray Jonas Perrson Khader Baqlah Austin Katz Matthew Adams Andrew Thirlwell Kieran Smith Jeff Newkirk Crews Wellford Michael Wolfe Maxime Rooney Townley Haas 1-meter DIVING Aaron Fleshner Andy Bradley (South Carolina) Juan Hernandez (LSU) Kristian Ipsen (Stanford) (6 Dives) 414.15 in 2009 378.60 in 2005 479.10 in 2018 473.75 in 2013 3-meter DIVING Aaron Fleshner Aaron Fleshner (Alabama) Tyler Henschel (Texas A&M) James Connor (Indiana) (6 Dives) 449.15 in 2010 417.15 in 2009 478.40 in 2017 496.80 in 2015 PLATFORM DIVING Aaron Fleshner Dan Mazzaferro (Auburn) Dan Mazzaferro (Auburn) Nick McCrory (Duke) (6 Dives) 427.90 in 2010 444.65 in 2008 488.90 in 2009 548.90 in 2011

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NAME EVENT(S) Year Height Hometown (High School) Kalia Antoniou Freestyle/Backstroke/Butterfly So. 6-1 Limassol, Cyprus (Pascal Greek School) Halia Bower Diving So. 5-2 Framingham, Mass. (Framingham) Alli Boyd Diving So. 5-6 St. Petersburg, Fla. (Northeast) Cameron Brown Freestyle/Backstroke/IM Sr. 5-10 Louisville, Ky. (Christian Academy) Sydney Carlson Freestyle/IM Fr. 5-7 Phoenix, Ariz. (Arcadia) Natalie Donkle Diving So. 5-1 Madison, Wisc. (James Madison Memorial High School) Jocelyn Fisher Breaststroke/Butterfly/IM Fr. 5-7 Holtsville, N.Y. (East) Emily Graham Freestyle/Breaststroke So. 5-7 Westmont, Ill. (Hinsdale Central) Lydia Jackson Freestyle Jr. 5-10 Crestwood, Ky. (South Oldham) Abby Koczo Backstroke/IM Fr. 5-8 Frisco, Texas (Reedy) Morgan Liberto Backstroke/Butterfly So. 5-9 Elkridge, Md. (Howard) Tanesha Lucoe Diving Fr. 5-5 Victoria, British Columbia (Claremont Secondary) Kensey McMahon Freestyle/IM So. 5-8 Jacksonville, Fla. (Mandarin) Flora Molnar Freestyle/Butterfly Jr. 5-9 Nagykanizsa, Hungary (Batthyany Lajos) Kacey Oberlander Backstroke Sr. 5-7 York, Pa. (Dallastown Area) Meg Peel Backstroke Fr. 5-11 Spring Lake, Mich. (Lake) Alexis Preski Freestyle/IM/Breaststroke Sr. 5-7 Springfield, Ill. (Glenwood) Maria Reed Freestyle/Butterfly Jr. 5-8 Mobile, Ala. (Baker) Caitlin Reynera Breaststroke/IM Fr. 5-6 The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands) Polina Rukosuev Freestyle Fr. 5-8 Orlando, Fla. (Forest Lake Academy) Cathryn Salladin Freestyle So. 5-11 Yorba Linda, Calif. (Parkview) Morgan Scott Freestyle/Backstroke So. 5-8 Perkasie, Pa. (Pennridge) Savannah Slater Freestyle/Backstroke Fr. 5-10 Atlanta, Ga. (Chattahoochee) Ashley Slayton Freestyle/IM Fr. 5-8 Winchester, Tenn. (Franklin County) Lexi Souther Backstroke/Butterfly Sr. 5-8 Waxhaw, N.C. (Parkwood) Allie Surrency Freestyle Sr. 6-4 Jacksonville, Fla. (Fletcher)

PROFILES Mallory Underwood IM/Breaststroke Jr. 5-5 Athens, Ala. (Athens) Tori VanBuskirk Backstroke Jr. 5-6 Oviedo, Fla. (Oviedo) Ashley Voelkerding Butterfly/Freestyle So. 5-7 Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Ursla) Rhyan White Backstroke/Butterfly So. 5-6 Herriman, Utah (Academy for Math, Engineering & Science) Julia Wolf Freestyle So. 5-9 Valencia, Calif. (Valencia) Kaila Wong Breaststroke/Freestyle Jr. 5-8 Valencia, Calif. (Valencia) Cat Wright Butterfly/Breaststroke/IM So. 5-4 Colorado Springs, Co. (Cheyenne Mountain)

COACHES Head Coach Coley Stickels| 1st Season | Arizona, 2001) Associate Head Coach Ozzie Quevedo| 1st Season | Auburn, 2004) Associate Head Coach James Barber | 13th Season | AUM, 1996) Diving Coach Rio Ramirez | 1st Season | Miami, 2001) Assistant Coach Rebecca Westfall | 1st Season | Texas A&M, 2008) Assistant Coach Reed Fujan | 1st Season | Notre Dame, 2017) Graduate Assistant Diving Coach Ayanna Woods | 1st Season | Alabama, 2019) Volunteer Assistants Oliver Patrouch (swimming), Rohan Sood (diving)

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PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Two-time Massachusetts D1 State KALIA • Swam for former Alabama All-American Champion ANTONIOU Stavros Michaelides at Limassol Nautical • Two-time Diving All-America (2015-16, Club 2017-18) Freestyle/Butterfl y • Earned a place on the Cyprus 2018 Youth • Two-time USA National qualifier Olympics squad • 2014 AAU Silver Medalist off the 3-meter 6-2 • So. • 1L • Semifinalist in the 50 freestyle at the 2017 board LEN European Junior Championships • Leadership and Service Award at Limassol, Cyprus • Represented Cyprus at the Balkan Junior Framingham (Pascal Greek School) Championships, winning four individual • Physical Education Honor Award at medals between 2016 and 2017, including Framingham ACCOLADES a gold in the 100 freestyle • 2019 First Team CSCAA Scholar All- • Took gold 100 freestyle and bronze in PERSONAL INFORMATION American the 50 freestyle at the 2017 Greek Winter • Full name: Halia Scott Bower • 2019 SEC All-Freshman Team Championships • Daughter of Roni Sue and Brian Bower • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2016 and 2017 Cyprus Female Swimmer of • Brother, Matthew the Year • Finance major 2019 – SUMMER • Born June 1, 2000 • Competed at the FINA World PERSONAL INFORMATION Championships in Gwangiu, South Korea in • Full name: Kalia Antoniou the 50- and 100-meter freestyle • Daughter of Louca and Chara Antoniou ALLI • Pre major studies 2019– FRESHMAN • Born April 6, 2000 BOYD • First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American • SEC All-Freshman Team TOP TIMES Diving • SEC Academic Honor Roll • 50 freestyle 22.42 • Competed as part of both the 200 and 400 • 100 freestyle 48.86 5-6 • So. • SQ medley relays, as well as the 400 freestyle relay at the NCAA Championships St. Petersburg, Fla. (Northeast) • Scored in the 100 freestyle (22nd) and as part of the 200 (7th) and 400 (7th) HALIA medley relays, as well as the 200 (8th) BOWER 2019 – FRESHMAN and 400 (10th) freestyle relays at the SEC • Scored in the 1-meter diving competition (4th) at Ohio State Championships Diving • Posted career-best times in the 50 freestyle • Scored in the 1-meter (3rd) and 3 (3rd) (22.42) at the Georgia Tech Invite, ranking 5-2 • So. • SQ meter to open the season against Delta her fourth all-time at UA and the 100 State

freestyle (48.86) at the SEC Championship, Framingham, Mass. • Competed in the 1-meter against Florida PROFILES (Framingham) ranking her third all-time for the Tide State, Miami and Auburn • Part of the Crimson Tide’s school-record 400 medley relay (3:32.65) at the SEC ACCOLADES PREP HIGHLIGHTS Championships, swimming the anchor leg • 2019 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar • Dove for Bill Walker at St. Petersburg Club • Took top honors in the 50 freestyle and All-American Diving and Northeast High School scored in the 100 freestyle (3rd) and as part • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Most Outstanding Female Athlete, 2018 of the 200 medley (2nd) and freestyle (3rd) • Fourth-place finish at State Meet relays against Florida State and Miami 2019 – FRESHMAN • Academic All-Star • Took top honors as part of the 400 medley • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- • Principal’s List relay and scored in the 50 (2nd) and 100 American • National Honors Society (3rd) freestyle and as part of the 400 • Competed off the 1-meter at the NCAA freestyle relay (2nd) against Auburn Zone B Championships PERSONAL INFORMATION • Scored in the 50 (4th) and 100 (8th) • Competed off the1-meter and 3-meter, as • Full name: Alexandra Lee Boyd freestyle and as part of the 200 (2nd) and well as platform at the SEC Championships • Daughter of Amy and Ryan Boyd 400 (3rd) medley relays, as well as the • Scored off the 1-meter (4th) and 3-meter • Criminal justice major 800 (3rd), 400 (3rd) and 200 (5th) freestyle (5th) against Auburn • Born August 16, 2000 relays at the Georgia Tech Invitational • Scored off the 1-meter (4th) and 3-meter • Scored in the 100 (3rd) and 50 (4th) (4th) at Tennessee freestyle and as part of the 200 medley • Scored off the 3-meter (4th) and 1-meter CAMERON (2nd) and 400 freestyle (2nd) relays at (5th) against Texas A&M BROWN Tennessee • Scored off the 3-meter diving competition (5th) at Ohio State • Took top honors in the 50 freestyle and as Freestyle/Backstroke/IM part of the 200 freestyle relay and scored • Scored off the 1-meter (2nd) and 3-meter (2nd) to open the season against Delta in the 100 freestyle (2nd) and as part of the 5-10 • Sr. • 2L 200 medley relay (2nd) against Texas A&M State • Scored in the 100 (2nd) and 50 (3rd) • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll Louisville, Ky. freestyle and as part of the 400 medley (Christian Academy) (3rd) and 400 freestyle (2nd) relays at Ohio PREP HIGHLIGHTS State • Dove for Agnes Miller and Keith Miller at ACCOLADES • Took top honors in the 50 freestyle and as Charles River Diving and Mike Foley, Drew • 2019 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar part of the 400 medley relay and scored in Foley and Jim Brainard at Framingham High All-American the 100 freestyle (2nd) to open the season School • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll against Delta State • Six-time Zone qualifier • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll ROLLTIDE.COM 49 Profiles

2019 – SUMMER (10:06.80) and 1,650 freestyle (16:49.98) at • Took 22nd in the 5,000-meter race at the the SEC Championships SYDNEY USA Swimming Open Water National • Her time in the 200 freestyle at the SEC CARLSON Championships with a time of 1:03.14.57 Championships ranks her 10th all-time at Alabama Freestyle/IM 2019 – JUNIOR • Scored against Florida State in the 200 • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- freestyle (2nd) and 500 freestyle (3rd) 5-7 • Fr. • HS American • Earned a win at Georgia Tech in the 1,650 • Scored in the 1,650 freestyle (22nd) and as freestyle Phoenix, Ariz. (Arcadia) part of the 800 freestyle relay (9th) at the • Also scored in the 200 backstroke (3rd) at SEC Championships Georgia Tech PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Posted career-best times in the 200 • Posted a career-best time in the 400 • Swam for Mike Maczuga, Ken Maczuga and freestyle (1:48.34), 1,000 freestyle individual medley (4:21.31) at LSU Marie Snyder at Phoenix Swim Club (10:02.57) and 1,650 freestyle (16:39.92) • Scored at LSU in the 200 freestyle (2nd) • Swam for Erica McClurg at Arcadia High at the SEC Championships, with the 1,000 and 500 freestyle (2nd) School time coming as the opening of the 1,650 • Earned a win at Tulane in the 1,000 • 2018 Arizona High School State Swimmer • Her times in the 200, 500 and 1,650 freestyle of the Meet freestyle rank her ninth, fifth and ninth all- • Also scored in the 200 backstroke (2nd) and • 2018 Arizona High School State Champion time at UA, respectively 200 individual medley (3rd) at Tulane in the 500 freestyle and the 200 individual • Took top honors in the 500 freestyle with • Posted career-best times in the 500 medley a career-best time of 4:46.42 and scored freestyle (4:52.80) and 200 backstroke • 2016 Arizona High School State Champion in the 200 freestyle (4th) at the Auburn (2:00.51) at the Georgia Tech Fall in the 500 freestyle Invitational Invitational • 2016 Western Sectionals Champion in the • Scored in the 500 (5th) and 1,650 (5th) • Scored at Mizzou in the 500 freestyle (2nd) 400 individual medley freestyle against Florida State and Miami and 200 freestyle (3rd) • National Honors Society Member • Took top honors as part of the 400 freestyle • Scored at the home meet against • Four-year Honor Roll student relay against Auburn and scored in the Vanderbilt and West Florida in the 500 500 (4th) and 1,000 (4th) freestyle against freestyle (2nd) and 200 freestyle (3rd) PERSONAL INFORMATION Auburn • Opened the season by winning the 500 • Full name: Sydney Elizabeth Ann Carlson • Scored in the 1,650 (13th) and 500 (18th) freestyle against Delta State • Daughter of Becky and Tom Carlson freestyle and as part of the 800 freestyle • Also scored against Delta State in the 200 • Sister, Savanna relay (3rd) at the Georgia Tech Invitational freestyle (2nd) • Finance major • Scored in the 500 (4th) and 1,000 (5th) PROFILES freestyle at Tennessee PREP HIGHLIGHTS TOP TIMES • Scored in the 500 (4th) freestyle against • Swam for Mike Deboor at Lakeside Swim • 400 individual medley 4:17.09 Texas A&M Team and Amy Albiero at the Christian • 200 butterfly 2:02.89 • Scored in the 500 freestyle (4th) at Ohio Academy of Louisville • 200 backstroke 2:00.32 State • 2016 All-Region and All-State • Scored in the 200 (2nd) and 500 (2nd) • State record setter as part of the 200- freestyle to open the season against Delta meter, 400-meter and 800-meter freestyle State relays NATALIE • Earned the Crimson Tide’s Most Dedicated • Two-time NCSA Junior National Champion DONKLE award • Swam a leg on the 2015 NCSA Junior • SEC Academic Honor Roll National Champion 400 freestyle relay in Diving time that ranked first in the nation for the 2018 – SOPHOMORE 15-18 age group at that time 5-1 • So. • 1L • Finished 1st in the 1,650 freestyle, 3rd • USA Swimming Winter National qualifier in the 500 freestyle and 4th in the 200 • Earned U.S. Open and USA National Madison, Wisc. freestyle at the Auburn Invitational Championship qualifying standards (James Madison Memorial) • Competed in the 1,000 freestyle against • 2013 Scholastic All-American Ohio State • National Latin Exam Silver Medal Maxima ACCOLADES • Finaled at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational Cum Laude recipient • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll in the 1,650 freestyle (10th) • AP Scholar • Competed at Auburn in the 200 freestyle, • Magna Cum Laude Silver Medal recipient 2019 - FRESHMAN the 400 individual medley and the 500 • Competed off the 3-meter at the NCAA freestyle PERSONAL INFORMATION Zone B Championships • Competed against Florida in the 500 and • Full name: Cameron Anne Brown • Posted the Tide’s top 3-meter score of 1,650 freestyle events • Daughter of Kelly and Ken Brown the season with a 272.75 at the SEC • Opened the season by scoring at Delta • Sister, Mia Championships State in the 200 freestyle (4th) and the 200 • Brother, Cole, is a sophomore on the • Scored off the 3-meter (18th) at the SEC backstroke (4th) Alabama swimming and diving team Championships • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll • Biology major • Scored off the 3-meter (3rd) against Auburn • Born December 26, 1997 • Scored off the 1-meter (5th) and 3-meter 2017 – FRESHMAN (5th) at Tennessee • Scored as part of the 800 freestyle relay TOP TIMES • Competed off the 1-meter, 3-meter and (11th) at the SEC Championships • 200 freestyle 1:48.34 platform at the Georgia Tech Invitational • Competed in the 200, 500 and 1,650 • 500 freestyle 4:46.42 • Named the Crimson Tide’s Most freestyle at the SEC Championships • 1,000 freestyle 10:02.57 Outstanding Diver • Clocked career-best times in the 200 • 1,650 freestyle 16:39.92 freestyle (1:48.74), 1,000 freestyle

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PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Competed in the 200 breaststroke and as • Scored at Auburn in the 500 (3rd) and 200 • Dove for Todd Hill at Schroeder Diving part of the 200 medley and freestyle relays (4th) freestyle events Club and Karen Doll at Madison Memorial against Florida State and Miami • Competed against Florida in the 500 and High School • Competed in the 50, 200 and 500 freestyle, 1,650 freestyle events • Three-time individual finalist at as well as the 400 freestyle relay against • Opened the season by scoring at Delta the Wisconsin High School State Auburn State in the 500 (2nd) and 200 (3rd) Championships • Competed in the 50, 100, 200 and 500 freestyle events • Finished seventh at the WIAA State Diving freestyle, 100 and 200 breaststroke and • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll Championships as part of the 200, 400 and 800 freestyle • WIAA Academic All-State all four years of relays, as well as the 200 medley relay at PREP HIGHLIGHTS her high school career the Georgia Tech Invitational • Swam for Stephanie Davis and Spencer • National Honor Society • Competed in the 100 and 500 freestyle and Scarth at South Oldham High School and 100 breaststroke against Texas A&M for Mike DeBoor at Lakeside Swim Team PERSONAL INFORMATION • Competed in the 100 and 200 breaststroke • All-American in the 200 and 500 freestyle • Full name: Natalie Ruth Donkle and 100 freestyle to open the season events in 2016 and 2017 • Daughter of Wendy and Troy Donkle against Delta State • 2016 and 2017 Kentucky state champion • Brother, James • 2016 and 2017 KHSAA All-State Team • Sister, Julia PREP HIGHLIGHTS • 2016 and 2017 KHSAA State Runner-Up • Architectural engineering major • Swam for West Swim Club and Hinsdale • South Oldham High School record holder • Born Sept. 20, 1999 Central High School • Captain and assistant captain of South • Finalist at the NCSA spring championships Oldham High School swim team (2014-2018) and competed at Summer and • Five-time Lakeside NCSA Junior National JOCELYN Winter Junior Nationals Team, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 • U.S. Open qualifier • USA Swimming Scholastic All-American, FISHER • Team Captain and All American at Hinsdale 2015, 2016 and 2017 Central Breaststroke/Butterfl y/IM PERSONAL INFORMATION PERSONAL INFORMATION • Full name: Lydia Lynne Jackson 5-7 • Fr. • HS • Full name: Emily Marie Graham • Daughter of Joe and Lynne Jackson Holtsville, N.Y. • Daughter of Tim and Nancy Graham • Sisters, Anna, Rachel, Chloe and Sarah (East) • Management major Grace • Born September 13, 1999 • Marketing major PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Born October 7, 1999 • Swam for Mark Anderson at Three Village TOP TIMES Swim Club • 100 breaststroke 1:02.89 TOP TIMES • 2016-2019 USA Winter and Summer Junior • 50 freestyle 23.43 • 200 freestyle 1:47.86 • 100 freestyle 51.86 • 500 freestyle 4:48.57

Nationals Qualifier PROFILES • 2016-2018 USA Winter and Summer • 1,000 freestyle 10:05.44 Nationals Qualifier • 1,650 freestyle 16:56.58 • Two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All- LYDIA • 100 backstroke 55.63 American • 200 backstroke 1:59.98 • AP Scholar award recipient JACKSON • 400 individual medley 4:21.78

PERSONAL INFORMATION Freestyle • Full name: Jocelyn Taylor Fisher 5-10 • Jr. • SQ ABBY • Daughter of Nicole and Eric Fisher KOCZO • Brother, Evan Crestwood, Ky. • Biology major (South Oldham) Backstroke/IM

TOP TIMES ACCOLADES 5-8 • Fr. • HS • 100 breaststroke 1:02.77 • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • 200 breaststroke 2:16.33 • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll Frisco, Texas • 100 freestyle 52.37 (Reedy) 2019 – SOPHOMORE • Redshirted the season PREP HIGHLIGHTS EMILY • SEC Academic Honor Roll • Swam for Jenny Beagle at Reedy High • Swam for Steve Mateer at Lakeside GRAHAM 2018 – FRESHMAN Aquatics Club • Competed at the SEC Championships in • 2016, 2019 and 2019 Texas 5A State Freestyle/Breaststroke the 100, 200 and 500 freestyle events as Champion in the100 backstroke well as the 800 freestyle relay • 2016, 2017 and 2019 TISCA All State in the 5-7 • So. • 1L • Competed against Ohio State in the 500 100 backstroke and 200 individual medley Westmont, Ill. and the 1,000 freestyle events • 2016 and 2019 NISCA All American in the (Hinsdale Central) • Scored at the FSU/ Miami tri-meet in the 100 backstroke and 200 individual medley 500 (2nd) and 200 (4th) freestyle events • Set Reedy High records in the 100 2019 – FRESHMAN • Took top honors at the Georgia Tech Fall backstroke, 200 individual medley and 100 • Posted a career-best 51.86 in the 100 Invitational as part of the 800 freestyle relay butterfly and as part of the 200 and 400 freestyle at the Georgia Tech Invitational • Also finaled in the 1,650 (7th) and 200 (8th) freestyle relays • Competed in the 100 and 200 breaststroke, freestyle events at the Georgia Tech Fall as well as the 50 and 100 freestyle at the Invitational PERSONAL INFORMATION Auburn Invitational • Full name: Abigail Elizabeth Koczo ROLLTIDE.COM 51 Profiles

• Daughter of Beth and Rob Koczo TOP TIMES a minute combined off the 400-meter • Brother, Jacob • 200 backstroke 1:55.90 (4:10.62), 800-meter (8:26.68) and 1,500- • Human performance exercise science major • 100 backstroke 53.76 meter (16:09.80) freestyle marks • 200 butterfly 1:57.90 • Finished eighth in the 5,000-meter and TOP TIMES • 100 butterfly 53.87 10,000-meter races at the USA Swimming • 100 backstroke 54.61 • 400 individual medley 4:26.44 Open Water National Championships, • 200 backstroke 1:58.93 • 200 individual medley 2:01.08 going 2:01.10.10 in the 10,000-meter and • 200 individual medley 2:01.92 1:00.17.35 in the 5,000-meter • 400 individual medley 4:20.22 TANESHA 2019 – FRESHMAN • Earned First Team All-America honors in MORGAN LUCOE the 1,650 Freestyle • First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American LIBERTO Diving • Second Team All-SEC • SEC All-Freshman Team Backstroke/Butterfl y 5-5 • Fr. • HS • Scored in the 1,650 freestyle (7th) at the NCAA Championships, earning First Team 5-9 • So. • SQ Victoria, British Columbia (Claremont) All-America honors with a school-record Elkridge, Md. 15:53.18 (Howard) PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Her season-best 4:41.64 in the 500 freestyle • Dove for Tommy Mcleod at Boardworks and 4:18.70 in the 400 individual medley ACCOLADES Diving Club ranks her second and 10th all-time at UA, • 2019 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar • 2017 Canada Games Team selection respectively All-American • Provincial gold medalist off the 1m, 3m and • Her 1,000 freestyle split in the mile at • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll platform the NCAA Championships also set a new • 2015-19 Junior and Senior National finalist school record with a 9:37.62, nearly 10 2019 – FRESHMAN • 2015, 2017 and 2018 medalist at the seconds better than the previous mark • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- Yumuri Copa Cup in Cuba, including taking • Competed in the 500 freestyle at the American gold in the Women’s A Platform and silver NCAA Championships • Competed in the 100 and 200 butterfly, in the Women’s Open Platform • Medaled in the 1,650 freestyle (3rd) at the as well as the 200 backstroke at the SEC SEC Championships Championships PERSONAL INFORMATION • Scored in the 500 (13th) freestyle and as • Posted a season-best 1:56.87 in the 200 • Full name: Tanesha Lucoe part of the 800 freestyle relay (9th) at the PROFILES backstroke and 1:59.09 in the 200 butterfly • Daughter of Belinda and Warren Lucoe SEC Championships at the SEC Championships, ranking her • Brothers, Jarrod and Justin • Took top honors in the 400 individual sixth and 10th, respectively, all-time at UA • Pre-major studies medley and 500 and 1,650 freestyle against • Took top honors in the 200 butterfly and Florida State and Miami scored in the 200 backstroke (3rd) against • Scored in the 1,000 (2nd) and 500 (3rd) Florida State and Miami KENSEY freestyle against Auburn • Scored in the 200 butterfly (5th) vs. Auburn • Took top honors in the 1,650 freestyle at • Scored in the 200 backstroke (18th) and MCMAHON the Georgia Tech Invitational, with a time 200 butterfly (20th) at the Georgia Tech of 15:59.46, making her the first UA woman Invitational Freestyle under 16 minutes in the mile • Scored in the 200 backstroke (4th) at • Also scored in the 500 (5th) and 200 (19th) Tennessee 5-8 • So. • 1L freestyle, 400 individual medley (16th) and as part of the 800 freestyle relay (3rd) at • Scored in the 200 backstroke (3rd) against Jacksonville, Fla. Texas A&M (Mandarin) the Georgia Tech Invitational • Scored in the 200 (2nd) and 100 (4th) • Her time in the 500 freestyle at the Georgia Tech Invitational is the third fastest in UA backstroke and 100 butterfly (5th) at Ohio ACCOLADES history State • 2019 First Team All-American, 1,650 • Won the 100 and 200 backstroke and Freestyle • Took top honors in the 500 and 1,000 scored in the 400 medley relay (2nd) vs. • 2019 First Team CSCAA Scholar All- freestyle at Tennessee Delta State American • Took top honors in the 1,650 freestyle and • SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2019 Second Team All-SEC scored in the 500 freestyle (2nd) against • 2019 SEC All-Freshman Team Texas A&M PREP HIGHLIGHTS • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Took top honors in the 1,000 freestyle and • Swims for Retriever Aquatic Club and scored in the 500 freestyle (2nd) at Ohio State Howard High School 2019 – SUMMER • Two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All- • Named to the United States National Team • Took top honors in the 500 and 1,000 American • Earned a silver medal in the 1,500- freestyle to open the season against Delta • 2017 Christiansburg Sectionals gold meter freestyle at the USA National State medalist in the 100 backstroke, 200 Championships, knocking 20 seconds • Earned the Crimson Tide’s Most backstroke and 200 butterfly and in silver off her previous career-best time with a Outstanding Swimmer award medalist in the 100 butterfly 16:09.80 • SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2016 Olympic Trial qualifier • Took fourth in the 800-meter freestyle with a lifetime best of 8:28.68 and eighth in PREP HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL INFORMATION the 400-meter freestyle with a career-best • Swam for Mike Kuzma at Bolles School • Full name: Morgan Shea Liberto 4:10.62 at the USA National Championships Sharks and Mike Dingfield at Mandarin • Daughter of Tara and Tony Liberto • Rewrote the school long course meters High School • Political science major distance records at the USA National • USA Swimming National Junior Team • Born July 23, 2000 Championships, dropping more than Member 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19 52 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Profiles

• USA Open Water World Juniors PERSONAL INFORMATION and 400 (10th) freestyle relays at the SEC Championship Team 2016- Horn, • Full Name: Kensey Paige McMahon Championships Netherlands 7.5 K • Daughter of Laurel and David McMahon • Part of the Crimson Tide’s school-record • USA Open Water World Juniors • Public relations major 400 medley relay (3:32.65) at the SEC Championship Team 2018- Eilat, Israel 10k • Born October 29, 1999 Championships, swimming the butterfly leg • Speedo Junior National Champion 800m • Posted a career-best 48.51 in the 100

freestyle TOP TIMES freestyle at the SEC Championships to rank PROFILES • Speedo Junior National Champion 1500m • 200 free 1:48.06 second all-time at UA freestyle • 500 free 4:41.02 • Took top honors in the 100 butterfly and • Speedo Junior National runner-up 400m • 1,000 free 9:42.96 scored in the 50 freestyle (3rd) and as part freestyle • 1,650 free 15:53.18 of the 200 medley and freestyle relays • Speedo Junior National Highpoint runner- • 400 individual medley 4:15.09 against Florida State and Miami up • Took top honors as part of the 400 medley • Speedo Winter Junior Championships relay and scored in the 100 butterfly (3rd), runner up 1,650 free FLORA 50 freestyle (4th) and as part of the 400 • Phillips 66 National Championship semi- freestyle relay (2nd) against Auburn finalist 1500m freestyle MOLNAR • Scored in the 100 butterfly (2nd), 50 (8th) • USA Swimming Open Water Nationals top and 100 (12th) freestyle and as part of the 8 10k finalist Freestyle/Butterfl y 400 (3rd) and 200 (5th) freestyle relays, as • USA Swimming Open Water Nationals top well as the 200 (2nd) and 400 (3rd) medley 4 5k finalist 5-9 • Jr. • 2L relays at the Georgia Tech Invitational • USA Swimming Scholastic All-American Nagykanizsa, Hungary • Scored in the 100 butterfly (4th), 50 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18 (Batthyány Lajos) freestyle (5th) and as part of the 200 • Speedo/NISCA All American 2014-15, medley (2nd) and 400 freestyle (2nd) relays 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18 ACCOLADES at Tennessee • Semper Fidelis All American • 2018 Honorable Mention All-American, 200 • Scored in the 100 (4th) and 50 (5th) • Florida Times Union All-First Coast medley relay, 400 and 200 freestyle relays freestyle and as part of the 200 medley Swimmer of the Year • CollegeSwimming.com NCAA Division I relay (2nd) against Texas A&M • ITG Next/Jacksonville Orthopedic Institute Female Swimmer of the Week (10/31/2017) • Scored in the 50 freestyle (4th), 100 Athlete of the Year • SEC Freshman of the Week (10/31/2017) butterfly (4th) and as part of the 400 • Club and High School Team Captain • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll medley (2nd) and 400 freestyle (2nd) relays • Cambridge AICE Advanced Diploma at Ohio State Program graduate 2019 – SOPHOMORE • Took top honors in the 100 freestyle and as • National Honor Society • Competed in the 50 and 100 freestyle, part of the 400 medley relay and scored in • Spanish National Honor Society 100 butterfly and as part of both the 200 the 50 freestyle (2nd) against Delta State • National Art Honor Society and 400 medley relays, as well as the 400 • SEC Academic Honor Roll • FCA member freestyle relay at the NCAA Championships • Student Council member • Scored in the 100 (9th) and 50 (14th) 2018 – FRESHMAN • Chief Editor of the yearbook freestyle, the 100 butterfly (17th) and • Honorable Mention All-American as part as part of the 200 (7th) and 400 (7th) of the Crimson Tide’s 200 medley (12th), medley relays, as well as the 200 (8th) ROLLTIDE.COM 53 Profiles

400 freestyle (13th) and 200 freestyle (15th) PERSONAL INFORMATION • Also competed in the 100 backstroke at relays at the NCAA Championships • Full name: Flóra Molnár Auburn • Competed in the 50 freestyle, 100 butterfly • Daughter of Ferenc and Erickö Molnár • Scored against Florida in the 200 and as part of the 400 medley relay at the • Brothers, Damján, Markó and Regö backstroke (3rd) NCAA Championships • Chemistry major • Also competed in the 100 backstroke and • Scored in the 50 and 100 freestyle as • Born March 2, 1998 the 400 individual medley against Florida well as the 100 butterfly at the SEC • Opened the season by earning wins at Championships, taking 10th, 11th and 10th, TOP TIMES Delta State in the 200 backstroke respectively • 50 freestyle 22.29 • Also scored in the 200 individual medley • Posted a career-best 22.29 in the prelims • 100 freestyle 48.51 (5th) at Delta State of the 50 freestyle at SECs and 52.23 in the • 100 butterfly 52.23 • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll finals of the 100 butterfly • Scored as part of UA’s 200 (4th) and 400 2017 – FRESHMAN (9th) medley relays as well as its 200 (3rd) KACEY • Scored in the 200 backstroke (23rd) at the and 400 (6th) freestyle relays at SECs SEC Championships • Set a school record as part of the OBERLANDER • Also competed in the 100 backstroke Tide’s 200 freestyle relay at the SEC and 200 individual medley at the SEC Championships after combining for a Backstroke Championships 1:28.11 • Posted a 1:57.08 in the SEC Championships • Took top honors against Ohio State in 5-7 • Sr. • 2L prelims of the 200 backstroke, which ranks the 100 butterfly and as part of the 400 York, Pa. her fourth all-time at Alabama freestyle and medley relays (Dallastown Area) • Won the 200 backstroke against Florida • Scored in the 50 freestyle against Ohio State State (3rd) • Scored at Tulane in the 100 backstroke • Took top honors at the FSU/Miami tri-meet ACCOLADES (3rd) in 50 freestyle and the 100 butterfly and as • 2019 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar • Scored in the 200 backstroke at Auburn part of the 200 freestyle and medley relays All-American (3rd), Mizzou (3rd) and LSU (2nd) • Posted career-best times at the Georgia • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Won the 200 backstroke and scored in the Tech Fall Invitational in the 50 (22.31) and • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll 100 backstroke (2nd) against Vanderbilt and 100 (48.87) freestyle events • 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll West Florida • Also took top honors as part of the 200 • Opened the season by scoring in the 200 medley relay at the Georgia Tech Fall 2019 – JUNIOR backstroke (2nd) against Delta State Invitational • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- • SEC Academic Honor Roll PROFILES • Also finaled in the 50 freestyle (3rd), the American 100 freestyle (4th) and the 100 butterfly • Competed in the 100 and 200 backstroke, PREP HIGHLIGHTS (5th) and as part of the 400 (2nd) and 200 as well as the 400 individual medley at the • Swam for Michael Brooks and John Nelson (3rd) freestyle relay events and the 400 SEC Championships for York YMCA medley relay (3rd) at the Georgia Tech Fall • Competed in the 100 backstroke against • Competed in the 100-meter and 200-meter Invitational Florida State and Miami backstroke at the 2016 USA Olympic Team • Took top honors at Auburn in the 50 • Scored in the 200 backstroke (5th) against Trials freestyle and the 100 butterfly and as part Auburn • Also competed in the 2012 USA Olympic of the 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays • Scored in the 200 backstroke (15th) and Team Trials • Ranks second in the 50 freestyle (22.41), 400 individual medley (19th) at the Georgia • 2016 Senior National finalist fourth in the 100 butterfly (53.00) and Tech Invitational • Competed at the 2015 Phillips 66 National fifth in the 100 freestyle (49.34) all-time at • Competed in the 100 and 200 backstroke Championship Alabama and in the 200 individual medley at • Academic Honor Roll • Took top honors against Florida in the 100 Tennessee freestyle and the 100 butterfly and as part • Scored in the 400 individual medley (3rd) PERSONAL INFORMATION of the 200 freestyle and 400 medley relays and 200 backstroke (4th) against Texas • Full name: Kacey Beth Oberlander • Opened the season by earning wins at A&M • Daughter of Beth and Scott Oberlander Delta State in the 50 freestyle and the 100 • Scored in the 200 backstroke (4th) at Ohio • Siblings, Morgan and Zach butterfly and as part of the 400 freestyle State • Marketing major and 400 medley relays • Scored in the 200 backstroke (3rd) to open • Born February 5, 1998 • Named the CollegeSwimming.com NCAA the season against Delta State Division I Female Swimmer of the Week • SEC Academic Honor Roll TOP TIMES and the Southeastern Conference’s Female • 100 backstroke 54.34 Freshman of the Week 2018 – SOPHOMORE • 200 backstroke 1:55.21 • Scored at the SEC Championships in the PREP HIGHLIGHTS 200 backstroke (23rd) • Swam for Polgár Sándor at Délzalai Vízmu • Also competed in the 100 backstroke SE and the 200 individual medley at the SEC • Swam for Hungary for the 2016 Rio Championships Olympics, taking 25th in the 50 freestyle • Scored against Ohio State in the 200 • Named to Hungary’s roster for the 2017 backstroke (2nd) World Championships in the 50 freestyle, • Also competed in the 100 backstroke 50 butterfly and women’s 400 freestyle against Ohio State relay • Competed at the FSU/ Miami tri-meet in • Competed at the 2015 FINA World Junior the 100 and 200 backstroke events Swimming Championships in the 50m • Finaled at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational freestyle in the 200 backstroke (4th) • Named Athlete of the Year • Scored at Auburn in the 200 backstroke (4th) 54 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Profiles

• Scored in the 400 individual medley (2:02.18), 400 individual medley (4:14.62) MEG (16th), 500 freestyle (18th) and as part of and 1,000 freestyle (9:56.05) at the Georgia PEEL the 800 freestyle relay (9th) at the SEC Tech Fall Invitational Championships • Finaled at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational Backstroke • Scored in the 400 individual medley (3rd) in the 400 individual medley (5th) and 200 and the 500 (2nd) and 1,650 (2nd) freestyle butterfly (8th) 5-11 • So. • TR against Florida State and Miami • Scored at Auburn on the 200 butterfly (3rd) • Scored in the 400 individual medley (2nd) • Scored at Mizzou in the 400 individual Spring Lake, Mich. and 1,000 freestyle (3rd) against Auburn medley (2nd) and 1,000 freestyle (2nd) (Lake) • Scored in the 400 (9th) and 200 (15th) • Earned a win in the 1,000 freestyle at the individual medleys, 200 breaststroke (16th) home meet against Vanderbilt and West HOPE COLLEGE (2018-19) and 200 butterfly (16th) at the Georgia Florida • NCAA DIII silver medalist in the 200 Tech Invitational • Scored in the 200 butterfly (3rd) and 500 backstroke • Scored in the 200 butterfly (4th), 200 freestyle (3rd) against Vanderbilt and West • 2019 Female Athlete of the Year for Hope breaststroke (5th) and 200 individual Florida College medley (9th) at Tennessee • Scored in the 200 butterfly (2nd) and 200 • Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic • Took top honors in the 400 individual individual medley (2nd) to open the season Association (MIAA) Swimmer of the Year medley and scored in the 200 butterfly against Delta State (MVP) (3rd) and 200 breaststroke (6th) against • Earned the Tide’s Most Valuable Award Texas A&M PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Scored in the 200 butterfly (2nd), PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Swam for Jim Whitehead at Michigan 200 individual medley (2nd) and 200 • Swam for Jeff Skeels at Academy Bullets Lakeshore Aquatics breaststroke (3rd) at Ohio State • Also swam for Christy Helm and Nick Merill • Swam for Penny Zacek, Rob Peel and Ellen • Scored in the 200 butterfly (3rd) and 200 at Glenwood High School Weisse at Spring Lake High School breaststroke (3rd) to open the season • Competed in the 400 individual medley at • State runner-up in the 100 backstroke against Delta State the 2016 USA Olympic Team Trials • Two-time state champion in the 200 • Earned the Tide’s Best Competitor award • 2015-16 All-Conference backstroke and the 400 medley relay • SEC Academic Honor Roll • School recorder setter in the 200 freestyle, 500 freestyle, 100 butterfly, 100 PERSONAL INFORMATION 2018 – SOPHOMORE breaststroke and 200 individual medley and • Full name: Meghan Sarah Peel • Scored at the SEC Championships in the as part of the 200 medley relay and 400 • Daughter of Cindy and Rob Peel 400 individual medley (18th) and the 1,650 medley relay • Brothers, Cameron Peel and Brandon freestyle (24th) • 2014, 2015 and 2016 USA Scholastic All- Franczek • Also competed in the 200 individual American • Communications studies major medley at the SEC Championships • NCSA Junior National finalist • Scored against Ohio State in the 1,000 • Arena Pro Swim Series finalist freestyle (4th) and the 200 individual • Mesa Grand Prix finalist

TOP TIMES PROFILES • 200 backstroke 1:58.50 medley (5th) • USA Junior National finalist • 100 backstroke 55.58 • Scored at the FSU/Miami tri-meet in the • 2013 USA National Select Camp • 50 freestyle 23.79 1,650 freestyle (2nd) and the 400 individual • 2012 USA Central Zone Select Camp medley (3rd) • 2012 Indianapolis Grand Prix finalist • Finaled at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational • 2011 and 2012 Missouri Grand Prix finalist in the 1,650 freestyle (2nd), the 200 • Special Olympics coach ALEXIS individual medley (3rd) and the 400 • National Honor Society PRESKI individual medley (3rd) • Spanish Honor Society • Posted career-best times in the 200 Freestyle/IM/Backstroke (1:59.82) and 400 individual medley PERSONAL INFORMATION (4:12.73) • Full name: Alexis Marie Preski 5-7 • Sr. • 2L • Scored at Auburn in the 1,000 freestyle • Daughter of Debbie and George Preski (2nd) and the 400 individual medley (4th) • Sisters, Josie and Kendra Springfi eld, Ill. (Glenwood) • Competed against Florida in the 400 • Psychology major individual medley and the 1,650 freestyle • Born November 26, 1997 ACCOLADES • Opened the season by scoring at Delta • 2019 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar State in the 200 butterfly (5th) TOP TIMES All-American • Also competed in the 200 breaststroke and • 200 freestyle 1:47.03 • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll the 200 individual medley at Delta State • 500 freestyle 4:40.01 • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll • SEC Academic Honor Roll • 1,000 freestyle 9:56.05 • 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll • 1,650 freestyle 16:26.78 2017 – FRESHMAN • 100 breaststroke 1:03.08 2019 – SUMMER • Competed in the 1,650 freestyle, 200 • 200 breaststroke 2:15.41 • Set the school 200-meter individual butterfly and the 400 individual medley at • 200 butterfly 1:57.46 medley (LCM) record at the USA National the SEC Championships • 200 individual medley 1:59.82 Championships with a time of 2:15.34 • Scored against Florida State in the 500 • 400 individual medley 4:10.99 • Took 13th in the 5,000-meter race at the freestyle (2nd) and 1,000 freestyle (3rd) • 1,650 freestyle 16:26.78 USA Swimming Open Water National • Scored at Georgia Tech in the 400 • 100 breaststroke 1:03.08 Championships with a time of 1:02.11.09 individual medley (2nd) and 500 freestyle • 200 breaststroke 2:16.85 (2nd) • 200 butterfly 2:01.09 2019 – JUNIOR • Scored at LSU in the 1,650 freestyle (2nd) • 200 individual medley 1:59.82 • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- • Scored at Tulane in the 200 butterfly (3rd) • 400 individual medley 4:11.26 American • Posted career-best times in the 200 butterfly (2:01.09), 200 individual medley

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TOP TIMES PERSONAL INFORMATION MARIA • 50 freestyle 23.03 • Full name: Polina Alberta Rukosuev REED • 100 freestyle 49.90 • Daughter of Lera and Rukosuev • 200 freestyle 1:50.54 • Sisters, Maya, Daria and Mila Freestyle/Butterfl y • 500 freestyle 5:02.70 • Marketing major • 100 butterfly 53.79 5-8 • Jr. • SQ TOP TIMES • 1,650 freestyle 16.52.89 Mobile, Ala. (Baker) CAITLIN REYNERA ACCOLADES CATHRYN • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll Breaststroke/IM SALLADIN • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll 5-7 • Fr. • HS Freestyle 2019 – SOPHOMORE • Scored in the 100 butterfly (5th) at the The Woodlands, Texas 5-11 • So. • SQ (The Woodlands) Auburn Invitational • Competed in the 100 freestyle and 100 Yorba Linda, Calif. (Parkview) butterfly and as part of the 200 medley and PREP HIGHLIGHTS freestyle relays against Florida State and • Swam for Clayton Cagle and Terry Jones at Miami Magnolia Aquatic Club ACCOLADES • Competed in the 50 and 100 freestyle, 100 • Earned All-America and All-State honors • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll butterfly and as part of the 400 freestyle • Swam on the runner-up NCSA 400 medley relay against Auburn relay 2019 – FRESHMAN • Competed in the 50 and 200 freestyle, • Part of the USA Winter Junior Nationals • Scored in the 1,650 freestyle (16th) at the 100 butterfly and as part of the 200 and runner-up 400 medley relay Georgia Tech Invitational 400 freestyle relays, as well as the 200 and • The Woodlands High School swim team • Scored in the 1,650 freestyle (5th) against 400 medley relays at the Georgia Tech captain as a junior and senior Texas A&M Invitational • Part of the Texas 6A State Championship • Scored in the 1,000 freestyle (5th) at Ohio • Scored in the 100 freestyle (3rd) to open record setting 200 medley relay State the season against Delta State • Bettered The Woodlands High School 100 • Scored in the 1,000 freestyle (2nd) to open • SEC Academic Honor Roll breaststroke record that had stood for 15 the season against Delta State years as a freshman • SEC Academic Honor Roll PROFILES 2018 – FRESHMAN • Graduated Cum Laude • Competed against Ohio State in the 50 • Member of National Honor Society and the PREP HIGHLIGHTS freestyle and the 100 butterfly Science National Honor Society • Swam for Brian Brown at FAST and • Opened the season by competing at Delta Parkview High School State in the 50 and 100 freestyle events PERSONAL INFORMATION • Member of the USA World Championships • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll • Full name: Caitlin Anna Reynera Open Water team, she finished 10th in the • Daughter of Catherine and Roderick 25-kilometer event PREP HIGHLIGHTS Reynera • Member of the 2017-2018 National team • Swam for Greg Davis and Tyler Kerns at • Brothers, Brandon and Brian • Three-time USA Swimming Scholastic All- City of Mobile Swim Association (CMSA) • Public health major American • Four-year All-County Team 6A-7A • Seventh place at 2016 winter nationals in • Six-year CMSA National Team, 2012, 2013, TOP TIMES 1,650 freestyle 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 • 100 breaststroke 1:02.55 • Top-seven finisher at the 2015 Speedo • 200 breaststroke 2:16.85 PERSONAL INFORMATION Junior Nationals • 200 individual medley 2:05.59 • Full name: Cathryn Grace Salladin • 2015 NCSA finalist in the 50 and 100 • Daughter of Donald and Cheryl Salladin freestyle • Social work major • 100 freestyle Alabama state record-holder POLINA • Born July 22, 1999 • 2014 Zone Select Camp RUKOSUEV • 2012 Southeastern Zone Team TOP TIMES 1,650 freestyle 16:14.98 • 2015 USA Swimming Scholastic All- Freestyle American 1,000 freestyle 9:40.47 500 freestyle 4:44.56 • Captain of the Baker High School swim 5-8 • Fr. • HS team 200 freestyle 1:51.77 • Baker High School swim team Most Orlando, Fla. 400 individual medley 4:21.23 Valuable, 2013-2017 (Forest Lake Academy) 200 individual medley 2:05.90 • 2017 CMSA Most Dedicated • National Honor Society PREP HIGHLIGHTS • FCCLA • Swam for Alec Rukosuev at Fast Lane • AP Scholar, 2016 and 2017 Aquatics • Graduated with AP honors • Finished top eight at the 2018 USA Open Water Junior National Championships in PERSONAL INFORMATION 2018 • Full name: Maria Diana Reed • Florida Open Water Zone Team qualifier • Daughter of Troy and Diana Reed • Earned High Honors throughout her Forest • Brother, Nicholas Lake Academy career • Nursing major • Born October 14, 1998 56 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Profiles

TOP TIMES • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll MORGAN • 100 freestyle 52.33 SCOTT • 100 backstroke 56.39 2019 – JUNIOR • 200 freestyle 1:54.72 • Scored in the 100 backstroke (3rd) at the Freestyle/Backstroke • 200 backstroke 2:00.15 Auburn Invitational • Scored as part of the 200 freestyle relay 5-8 • So. • TR (3rd) against Florida State and Miami ASHLEY • Competed in the 100 and 200 backstroke, Perkasie, Pa. 50 freestyle, 100 butterfly and as part of (Pennridge) SLAYTON the 200 and 400 freestyle relays, as well as the 200 and 400 medley relays at the INDIANA (2019) Freestyle/IM Georgia Tech Invitational • Two-time First Team All-American as a • Scored in the 100 backstroke (5th) and as freshman at Indiana 5-8 • Fr. • HS part of the 200 freestyle relay (2nd) against • Swam on Indiana’s NCAA runner-up 400 Texas A&M medley relay and fourth-place 200 medley Winchester, Tenn. (Franklin County) • SEC Academic Honor Roll relay • Finished 20th in the 100 backstroke and 2018 – SOPHOMORE 21st as part the 400 freestyle relay at the PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Posted a career-best time of 54.23 in the NCAA Championships • Swam for Shawn Daniels at Manchester 100 backstroke at the SEC Championships • Part of the Big Ten champion 200 and 400 Makos Swim Team during prelims medley relays and third-place 400 freestyle • Swam for Susan Hiscock and Melanie • Competed at the SEC Championships in relay Huffines at Franklin County High School the 50 freestyle as well as the 100 and 200 • Fourth in the 100 freestyle, sixth in the 100 • Four-year individual finalist at high school backstroke events backstroke and seventh in the 200 freestyle state meet • Finished 1st in the 200 backstroke at the at the Big Ten Championships • 2018, 2019 6th place finisher in 200 freestyle Auburn Invitational • Scored against Ohio State in the 100 PREP HIGHLIGHTS • 2018, 2019 5th place finisher in 500 backstroke (4th) • Swam for Stu Kukla and Brian Daly at freestyle • Also competed in the 200 backstroke Central Bucks Swim Team • 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 FCHS high point against Ohio State • Swam for Jacob Grant at Pennridge High winner • Scored at Auburn in the 100 backstroke School • 2016, 2018 and 2019 MTHSSA all-region (5th) • Two-time All-American team • Also competed in the 200 backstroke at • Seven-time PIAA State Champion • Scholastic all-American Auburn • Key Club member • 2018, 2019 FCHS MVP • Competed against Florida in the 100 • Distinguished Honor Roll student • Four-year first honor roll • Tennessee scholar backstroke and the 100 butterfly • Opened the season by scoring at Delta PERSONAL INFORMATION • Mary Ann Smith Mathematics award PROFILES State in the 50 freestyle (3rd) • Full name: Morgan Elizabeth Scott • President’s Education Award • Also competed in the 100 butterfly at Delta • Daughter of Linda and Douglas Scott • National Honors Society State • Sister, Lauren • Beta Club member • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- • Biology major • Mu Alpha Theta member • Graduated with honors American • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll TOP TIMES • 100 backstroke 51.97 PERSONAL INFORMATION 2017 – FRESHMAN • 100 freestyle 48.83 • Full name: Ashley Michelle Slayton • Daughter of Sharon and Joel Slayton • Competed in the 100 and 200 backstroke • Sister, Caitlyn as well as the 100 butterfly at the SEC • Chemical engineering major Championships SAVANNAH • Scored at Tulane in the 50 freestyle (2nd) SLATER TOP TIMES • Scored in the 100 backstroke (3rd) to open • 200 freestyle 1:50.71 the season against Delta State Freestyle/Backstroke • 100 freestyle 51.51 • 500 freestyle 4:58.54 PREP HIGHLIGHTS 5-10 • Fr. • HS • 200 individual medley 2:05.77 • Swam for Peter Verhoef at SwimMAC • 400 individual medley 4:27.94 Carolina Atlanta, Ga. • Also swam for Mark Chadwick at Parkwood (Chattahoochee) High School • Two-time 100 backstroke 1A/2A high PREP HIGHLIGHTS LEXI school record setter • Swam for Jeff Hike and Wil Bayer at SOUTHER • 2015 and 2016 1A/2A State Champion in SwimAtlanta the 100 backstroke • Swam for Ronald Loula at Chattahoochee Backstroke/Butterfl y • Set the Speedo Championship Series 100 High School backstroke record in 2015 with a 54.45 • 2016 and 2018 Winter Junior Nationals 5-8 • Sr. • SQ • Second at 2015 Speedo Championship qualifier Series Sectionals • 2017 MVP Waxhaw, N.C. (Parkwood) • 2013, 2014 and 2015 USA Swimming • 2019 Cougar award winner Scholastic All-American • Valedictorian PERSONAL INFORMATION ACCOLADES • Full name: Savannah Marie Slater • 2018 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All-American PERSONAL INFORMATION • Daughter of Delaree and Alan Slater • Full name: Alexis Diana Souther • Creative media major • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll ROLLTIDE.COM 57 Profiles

• Daughter of Carolyn and Randy Souther • Opened the season by scoring at Delta • Competed in the 100 and 200 breaststroke, • Siblings, McKenzie and Sam State in the 100 freestyle (4th) as well as the 400 individual medley against • Biology major • Also competed in the 100 breaststroke at Texas A&M • Born September 13, 1998 Delta State • Competed in the 100 and 200 breaststroke, • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll as well as the 200 individual medley to TOP TIMES open the season against Delta State • 100 backstroke 54.28 2017 – FRESHMAN • SEC Academic Honor Roll • 100 butterfly 55.22 • Posted career-best times in the 50 • 200 backstroke 1:57.5 freestyle (23.75), 100 freestyle (51.55) 2018 – FRESHMAN and 200 freestyle (1:52.23) at the Bulldog • Competed against Ohio State in the 200 Invitational individual medley and the 200 breaststroke ALLIE • Competed in the freestyle events during • Competed at the FSU/Miami tri-meet in the regular season the 200 breaststroke SURRENCY • Finaled at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational PREP HIGHLIGHTS in the 400 individual medley (10th) Freestyle/Butterfl y • Swam for Mel Nash at North Florida • Opened the season by scoring at Delta Swimming State in the 200 breaststroke (3rd) and the 6-4 • Sr. • 1L • Member of the 2014, 2015 and 2016 200 individual medley (4th) Jacksonville, Fla. Southern Senior Zone Team (Fletcher) • 2014 USA Swimming Scholastic All- PREP HIGHLIGHTS American • Swam for Colette Migliozzi at Tri-Aquatics ACCOLADES • National Merit Finalist and for Anna Underwood at Athens High • 2019 First Team CSCAA Scholar All- • National Honor Society School American • Scholastic All-American • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll PERSONAL INFORMATION • Summer Junior National and Winter • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Full name: Alexandria Kathleen Surrency National qualifier • 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Daughter of Jane Austin, Chris Austin, Kim • Three-time individual state champion Surrency and Nancy Wilson • Wendy’s High School Heisman 2019 – SUMMER • Sisters, Chloe, Olivia, Madison and Emily • A-Honor Roll • Set the school 50-meter freestyle (LCM) • Mechanical engineering major • National Honor Society record at the USA National Championships • Born April 17, 1998 • National Beta club • Student Council Administration 2019 – JUNIOR TOP TIMES PROFILES • First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American 50 freestyle 22.80 PERSONAL INFORMATION • Competed as part of the 400 freestyle relay 100 freestyle 49.59 • Full name: Mallory Anna Underwood at the NCAA Championships 200 freestyle 1:50.01 • Daughter of Mike and Anna Underwood • Scored as part of the 200 (8th) and • Brother, Myles 400 (10th) freestyle relays at the SEC • Management major Championships MALLORY • Born July 7, 1999 • Her season-best time of 22.80 in the 50 freestyle ranks her 10th while her 49.59 in UNDERWOOD TOP TIMES the 100 freestyle ranks eighth all-time at • 200 individual medley 2:00.84 UA Breaststroke/IM • 100 breaststroke 1:03.35 • 400 individual medley 4:18.67 • Posted a career-best 1:50.01 in the 200 5-5 • Jr. • SQ freestyle at the SEC Championships • 200 breaststroke 2:16.16 • Took top honors in the 50 freestyle at the Athens, Ala. • 50 freestyle 23.76 Auburn Invitational (Athens) • Also scored in the 100 freestyle (2nd) at the Auburn Invitational ACCOLADES TORI • Scored as part of the 200 medley (3rd) and • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll freestyle (3rd) relays against Florida State VANBUSKIRK and Miami 2019 – SOPHOMORE • Scored in the 100 freestyle (5th) and as • Scored in the 200 (2nd) and 40 (2nd) Freestyle/Backstroke part of the 400 freestyle relay (2nd) against individual medleys, as well as the 200 5-6 • Jr. • SQ Auburn breaststroke (3rd) at the Auburn Invitational • Scored as part of the 400 freestyle relay • Posted a career-best 4:18.67 in the Oviedo, Fla. (3rd) at the Georgia Tech Invitational 400 individual medley at the Auburn (Oviedo) • Took top honors as part of the 200 Invitational, which ranks her ninth all-time freestyle relay against Texas A&M at UA ACCOLADES • Scored in the 200 freestyle (4th) to open • Competed in the 500 and 1,650 freestyle • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll the season against Delta State against Florida State and Miami • SEC Academic Honor Roll • Competed in the 100 and 200 breaststroke, 2019 – SOPHOMORE as well as the 400 individual medley against • Scored in the 200 backstroke (3rd) and 2018 – SOPHOMORE Auburn the 100 backstroke (12th) at the Auburn • Finished first in the 100 freestyle at the • Competed in the 500 freestyle, 200 and Invitational Auburn Invitational 400 individual medleys, 100 butterfly, 200 • Posted career-best times in the 100 (56.82) • Competed against Ohio State in the 100 breaststroke and as part of the 200, 400 and 200 (2:00.78) backstroke at the Auburn and 200 freestyle events and 800 freestyle relays at the Georgia Invitational • Competed at the FSU/Miami tri-meet in Tech Invitational • Competed in the 50 freestyle and 100 the 100 freestyle and 200 backstroke as well as the 200 and

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400 medley relays at the Georgia Tech • Competed in the 100 and 200 butterfly, • Set the school record in the 100 backstroke Invitational 200 freestyle and as part of the 200 medley with a career-best 52.08 at the SEC • Scored in the 100 (3rd) and 200 (5th) relay against Texas A&M Championships backstroke to open the season at Delta • Competed in the 100 and 200 butterfly and • Posted a career-best 53.28 in the 100 State as part of the 400 medley and 400 freestyle butterfly at the SEC Championships to rank • SEC Academic Honor Roll relays to open the season against Delta seventh all-time for the Tide State • Posted a career-best 1:54.24 in the 200 2018 – FRESHMAN • SEC Academic Honor Roll backstroke at the Georgia Tech Invitational • Competed against Ohio State in the 100 to ranks second all-time at UA and 200 backstroke events PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Part of the Crimson Tide’s school-record • Opened the season by competing at Delta • Swam for Brad Isham at Cincinnati Marlins 400 medley relay (3:32.65) at the SEC State in the 100 and 200 backstroke events and for Ann and Erin Gartner at St. Ursula Championships, swimming the leadoff leg • Earned the Tide’s Most Dedicated Award Academy • Took top honors in the 100 and 200 • USA Junior National Qualifier in the 100 backstroke and scored as part of the 200 PREP HIGHLIGHTS butterfly and 200 freestyle medley relay (2nd) against Florida State • Swam for Charlie Rose and Joe Auer at • All- American and Miami Blue Dolfins and for Charlie Rose and Eric • USA Swimming Scholastic All American • Took top honors as part of the 400 medley Christenson at Oviedo High School (2015, 2016 and 2017) relay and scored in the 100 (2nd) and 200 • Four-time Florida 4A State Championship • Saint Ursula Academy Bulldog Award (2017 (3rd) backstroke against Auburn qualifier and 2016) • Scored in the 100 (2nd) and 200 (4th) • State finalist in 2015 and 2016 • GGCL First Team All-Star (2015, 2016 and backstroke, 100 butterfly (14th), 200 • 2012 Florida All-star team 2017) individual medley (17th) and as part of the • OHS Student of the Week • Captain of the Cincinnati Marlins National 200 (2nd) and 400 (3rd) medley relays at • Served as historian, secretary and treasurer Team the Georgia Tech Invitational with the Student Government Association • GGCL Female Swimmer of the Year (2016) • Took top honors in the 200 backstroke • Jefferson Award recipient • Set school records in the 100 butterfly and and scored in the 100 backstroke (3rd) and • Character Award recipient as part of the 400 freestyle relay at Saint as part of the 200 medley relay (3rd) at • National Honor Society Ursula Academy Tennessee • Part of Rho Kappa, the Optimist Club and • National Honors Society • Scored in the 100 (2nd) and 200 (2nd) Design Club • First Honor Roll all eight semesters backstroke and as part of the 200 medley • President of the Social Justice Club relay (2nd) against Texas A&M PERSONAL INFORMATION • Founder of the St. Ursula’s Academy’s Fair • Took top honors in the 100 and 200 • Full name: Victoria Marie VanBuskirk Trade Coffee Shop backstroke, as well as the 100 butterfly • Daughter of David and Julie VanBuskirk • Saint Ursula ambassador and scored as part of the 200 medley relay • Sister, Jackie (2nd) at Ohio State • Marketing major PERSONAL INFORMATION • Took top honors in the 100 and 200 • Born April 18, 1999 • Full Name: Ashley Rose Voelkerding butterfly and as part of the 400 medley PROFILES • Daughter of Connie and Tim Voelkerding relay to open the season against Delta TOP TIMES • Public health major State • 200 backstroke 2:00.78 • Born October 8, 1999 • Earned the Crimson Tide’s Most Valuable • 100 backstroke 56.82 award TOP TIMES 100 butterfly 54.44 PREP HIGHLIGHTS ASHLEY 200 butterfly 2:02.05 • Swam for Ron Lockwood at Wasatch Front 50 freestyle 23.77 Fish Market Swim Team VOELKERDING 100 freestyle 51.00 • Member of the 2017-18 USA Swimming 200 freestyle 1:49.05 Junior National Team Butterfl y/Freestyle • 2016 Olympic Trials qualifier • Won the 100 and 200 backstroke at 2017 5-7 • So. • SQ RHYAN Mount Hood Sectional Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Ursula) WHITE PERSONAL INFORMATION • Full Name: Rhyan Elizabeth White ACCOLADES Backstroke/Butterfl y • Daughter of Jeff and Jenny White • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • Sister of Cory, Jayden, Colin, JC and Jack 5-6 • So. • 1L • Psychology major 2019 – FRESHMAN Herriman, Utah • Born January 25, 2000 • Competed in the 100 and 200 freestyle at (Academy for M.E. & S.) the Auburn Invitational TOP TIMES • Competed in the 100 and 200 freestyle, ACCOLADES 100 backstroke 52.08 100 butterfly and as part of the 200 • 2019 SEC All-Freshman Team 200 backstroke 1:53.54 freestyle relay against Florida State and 100 butterfly 53.28 Miami 2019 – FRESHMAN 200 butterfly 1:59.74 • Competed in the 100 and 200 freestyle, as • SEC All-Freshman Team 200 individual medley 2:01.94 well as the 100 butterfly against Auburn • Competed in the 100 and 200 backstroke • Competed in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyle, and as part of both the 200 and 400 100 and 200 butterfly and as part of the medley relays at the NCAA Championships 200, 400 and 800 freestyle relays, as well • Scored in the 100 (6th) and 200 (12th) as the 200 and 400 medley relays at the backstroke, 100 butterfly (22nd) and as part Georgia Tech Invitational of the 200 (7th) and 400 (7th) medley relays at the SEC Championships

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• Scored in the 100 breaststroke (3rd) and • Took top honors in the 200 individual JULIA as part of the 200 medley relay (3rd) at medley and scored in the 200 butterfly WOLF Tennessee (3rd) at the Auburn Invitational • Scored in the 100 breaststroke (3rd) against • Posted a career-best 2:00.96 in the 200 Freestyle Texas A&M individual medley at the Auburn Invitational • Scored in the 100 breaststroke (3rd) at • Scored in the 200 butterfly (5th) against 5-9 • So. • TR Ohio State Florida State and Miami • Scored in the 100 breaststroke (3rd) to • Scored in the 200 butterfly (4th), Valencia, Calif. open the season against Delta State 400 individual medley (4th) and 200 (Valencia) • SEC Academic Honor Roll breaststroke (5th) against Auburn • Competed in the 100 and 200 breaststroke, INDIANA (2019) 2018 – FRESHMAN 100 and 200 butterfly, 200 individual • Member of 200 freestyle relay that placed • Finished fourth in the 100 breaststroke at medley and as part of the 200, 400 and 23rd at the NCAA Championships the Auburn Invitational 800 freestyle relays, as well as the 200 and • Part of the third-place 200 freestyle relay at • Competed against Ohio State in the 100 400 medley relays at the Georgia Tech the Big Ten Championships and 200 breaststroke events Invitational • Finished 10th in the 50 freestyle and • Opened the season by competing at Delta • Scored in the 100 butterfly (5th) and 11th in the 100 freestyle at the Big Ten State in the 50 freestyle and the 100 and as part of the 200 medley relay (3rd) at Championships 200 breaststroke events Tennessee • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- • Scored in the 100 butterfly (3rd) against PREP HIGHLIGHTS American Texas A&M • Swam for Coley Stickels at Canyons • Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll • Scored in the 200 individual medley (4th) Aquatic Club and as part of the 400 medley relay (3rd) at • 2018 50 freestyle state champion PREP HIGHLIGHTS Ohio State • CIF 50 freestyle champion • Swam for Coley Stickels at Canyons • Scored in the 200 breaststroke (4th) to Aquatic Club and for Kathy Rosenast at open the season against Delta State PERSONAL INFORMATION Valencia High School • Full name: Julia Rosaline Wolf • 2016 CIF-SS Division 1 champion in the 100 PREP HIGHLIGHTS • Daughter of Melissa and Jay Wolf breaststroke and runner-up as part of the • Swam for George and Anna Heidenger at • Sister, Rachel 200 freestyle relay Pikes Peak Athletics • Brother, Bryan • 2015 CIF-SS Division 1 champion as part of • USA Swimming Scholastic All American • Microbiology major the 200 freestyle relay (2016, 2017 and 2018) • Two-time 2015 NISCA All-American • 2017 Colorado 4A State champion in the PROFILES TOP TIMES • 2017 Scholar Athlete of the Year 100 butterfly, 200 medley relay and 200 • 50 freestyle 22.53 • 2017 National Merit Commended Scholar freestyle relay • 100 freestyle 49.35 • Three-time USA Swimming Scholastic All- • 2017 Four Corner sectional champion in American, 2015, 2016, 2017 the 200 freestyle relay • Two-time Valencia High School Scholar • AP Scholar Award KAILA Athlete Award, 2015, 2016 • 2017 Colorado High School Athletic WONG • 2016 College Board - AP Scholar with Association 4A Distinction Award • Swimmer of the Year 2017 Breaststroke/Freestyle • 2015 College Board - AP Scholar with • State record holder as part of the 400 Honors freestyle relay 5-8 • Jr. • 1L PERSONAL INFORMATION PERSONAL INFORMATION Valencia, Calif. • Full name: Kaila Wong • Full Name: Catherine Grace Wright (Valencia) • Daughter of Greg and Agnes Wong • Daughter of Tom and Sally Wright • Sister, Rowan • Mechanical engineering major ACCOLADES • Aerospace engineer and mathematics • Born April 19, 2000 • 2019 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar major All-American • Born March 6, 1999 TOP TIMES • 2018 Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar • 200 breaststroke 2:15.41 All-American TOP TIMES • 200 individual medley 2:00.96 • 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll • 100 breaststroke 1:00.35 • 200 butterfly 2:02.33 • 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll • 50 freestyle 23.80 • 100 butterfly 54.99 • 100 breaststroke 1:03.47 2019 – SOPHOMORE • Honorable Mention CSCAA Scholar All- American CAT • Scored in the 100 breaststroke (17th) at the WRIGHT SEC Championships • Swam a career-best 1:00.35 in the 100 Butterfl y/Breaststroke/IM breaststroke at the SEC Championships to rank fifth all-time at UA 5-4 • So. • SQ • Scored in the 100 breaststroke (5th) and as Colorado Springs, Co. part of the 200 medley relay (3rd) against (Cheyenne Mountain) Florida State and Miami • Scored in the 100 breaststroke (5th) against 2019 – FRESHMAN Auburn • Competed in the 200 individual medley, • Scored in the 100 breaststroke (5th) at the 200 butterfly and 200 breaststroke at the Georgia Tech Invitational SEC Championships

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50 FREESTYLE 100 BREASTSTROKE 200 FREE RELAY 22.42 Antoniou, Kalia FR 11.15.18 B 59.54 Macfarlane, Justine SR 03.22.19 B 1:29.66 Alabama 02.20.19 22.51 Molnar, Flora SO 02.20.19 B 1:00.35 Wong, Kaila SO 02.22.19 B Kalia Antoniou, Flora Molnar, 22.78 Beene, Caroline SR 02.20.19 1:01.58 Murray, Emma SR 02.09.19 B Allie Surrency, Caroline Beene 22.80 Surrency, Allie JR 02.08.19 1:01.60 Helm, Sarah SR 11.16.18 B 23.23 Souther, Lexi JR 02.08.19 1:03.30 Yurchishin, Marian SR 02.09.19 400 FREE RELAY 23.27 Helm, Sarah SR 11.15.18 1:03.54 Wright, Cat FR 11.16.18 3:16.74 Alabama 02.23.19 B 23.35 Eligul, Sezin SO 02.08.19 1:03.85 Berry, Makenna FR 02.09.19 Kalia Antoniou, Flora Molnar, 23.42 Kullmann, Leonie SO 11.15.18 Allie Surrency, Caroline Beene 23.50 Kelsoe, Katie SR 02.20.19 200 BREASTSTROKE 2:10.09 Macfarlane, Justine SR 02.23.19 B 800 FREE RELAY 100 FREESTYLE 2:15.41 Preski, Alexis JR 11.17.18 7:12.36 Alabama 02.19.19 48.51 Molnar, Flora SO 02.23.19 B 2:15.58 Yurchishin, Marian SR 02.10.19 Leonie Kullmann, Kensey McMahon, 48.86 Antoniou, Kalia FR 03.23.18 B # 2:16.50 Underwood, Mallory SO 02.10.19 Cameron Brown, Alexis Preski 49.59 Surrency, Allie JR 02.10.19 2:16.73 Wright, Cat FR 02.09.19 49.78 Kullmann, Leonie SO 11.17.18 2:17.77 Murray, Emma SR 11.17.18 200 MEDLEY RELAY 50.07 Beene, Caroline SR 02.23.19 1:37.03 Alabama 02.19.19 B 50.57 Eligul, Sezin SO 11.17.18 100 BUTTERFLY Rhyan White, Justine Macfarlane, 50.62 Kelsoe, Katie SR 02.23.19 52.44 Molnar, Flora SO 02.21.19 B Flora Molnar, Kalia Antoniou 50.85 Kukla, Julia SO 02.10.19 53.28 White, Rhyan FR 02.21.19 B 54.53 Beene, Caroline SR 02.09.19 400 MEDLEY RELAY 3:32.65 Alabama 02.22.19 B ! 200 FREESTYLE 54.84 Liberto, Morgan FR 02.21.19 1:46.15 Kullmann, Leonie SO 02.21.19 B 55.25 Raicik, Nicole SR 02.09.19 Rhyan White, Justine Macfarlane, 1:48.34 Brown, Cameron JR 02.21.19 55.39 Wright, Cat FR 11.16.18 Flora Molnar, Kalia Antoniou 1:48.70 McMahon, Kensey FR 11.16.18 55.45 Reed, Maria SO 02.09.19 ONE METER DIVING 1:49.41 Kukla, Julia SO 02.09.19 55.47 Eligul, Sezin SO 11.16.18 259.35 Woods, Ayanna SR 01.11.19 1:50.01 Surrency, Allie JR 02.21.19 55.72 Souther, Lexi JR 02.09.19 255.08 Bower, Halia FR 10.20.18 1:50.25 Preski, Alexis JR 11.16.18 55.84 Yurchishin, Marian SR 02.09.19 226.05 Boyd, Allie FR 01.11.19 1:50.59 Antoniou, Kalia FR 11.16.18 221.50 Donkle, Natalie FR 01.11.19 200 BUTTERFLY 500 FREESTYLE 1:59.09 Liberto, Morgan FR 02.22.19 B THREE METER DIVING 4:41.64 McMahon, Kensey FR 02.20.19 B 2:00.29 Preski, Alexis JR 02.22.19 272.75 Donkle, Natalie FR 02.20.19 4:41.98 Preski, Alexis JR 02.20.19 B 2:01.97 Szilvasi, Greta FR 11.17.18 260.20 Woods, Ayanna SR 11.16.18 4:44.19 Kullmann, Leonie SO 11.15.18 B 2:02.33 Wright, Cat FR 02.10.19 232.75 Bower, Halia FR 11.16.18 4:46.42 Brown, Cameron JR 02.08.19 B 207.90 Boyd, Allie FR 9.14.18 4:49.31 Kukla, Julia SO 11.15.18 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 2:00.96 Wright, Cat FR 02.08.19 PLATFORM DIVING 1,000 FREESTYLE 2:00.99 Preski, Alexis JR 11.15.18 189.30 Woods, Ayanna SR 11.17.18 9:37.62 McMahon, Kensey FR 03.23.19 ! # 2:01.94 White, Rhyan FR 11.15.18 174.10 Bower, Halia FR 11.17.18 10:02.57 Brown, Cameron JR 02.23.19 # 2:02.31 Faunce, Alina SO 11.15.18 10:07.40 Preski, Alexis JR 12.07.18 2:02.57 Underwood, Mallory SO 02.08.19

10:13.37 Salladin, Cathryn FR 11.17.18 # 2:02.76 Macfarlane, Justine SR 02.20.19 ! = School Record | # = Leadoff Split | ^ = Time Trial 2019 REVIEW A = NCAA Automatic Standard 1650 FREESTYLE 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY B = NCAA Provisional Standard 15:53.18 McMahon, Kensey FR 03.23.19 A ! 4:11.94 Preski, Alexis JR 02.21.19 B Z = Qualified for Zone Championships 16:39.92 Brown, Cameron JR 02.23.19 4:15.38 Faunce, Alina SO 11.16.18 B 16:51.06 Salladin, Cathryn FR 11.17.18 4:18.18 Szilvasi, Greta FR 02.09.19 4:18.67 Underwood, Mallory SO 02.09.19 100 BACKSTROKE 4:18.70 McMahon, Kensey FR 11.16.18 52.08 White, Rhyan FR 02.22.19 B ! 54.35 Eligul, Sezin SO 02.22.19 54.76 Souther, Lexi JR 02.09.19 54.78 Oberlander, Kacey JR 02.22.19 54.94 Kelsoe, Katie SR 11.16.18 55.06 Liberto, Morgan FR 11.15.18

200 BACKSTROKE 1:54.24 White, Rhyan FR 11.17.18 B 1:56.64 Oberlander, Kacey JR 02.23.19 B 1:56.87 Liberto, Morgan FR 02.23.19 B 1:59.45 Souther, Lexi JR 02.10.19

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ALABAMA AT THE 2019 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

March 14-17 at Columbus, Ohio 1650 Freestyle Prelims Finals Flora Molnar, Kalia Antoniou 1. Stanford 456.5 7 Kensey McMahon FR 15:53.18 2. California 419.0 200 Medley Relay Prelims Finals 3. Michigan 314.0 100 Backstroke Prelims Finals 25 Alabama 1:38.06 4. Louisville 235.0 33 Rhyan White FR 52.69 Rhyan White, Justine Macfarlane, 5. Texas 190.5 Flora Molnar, Kalia Antoniou 6. Virginia 188.0 200 Backstroke Prelims Finals 7. NC State 187.5 30 Rhyan White FR 1:54.48 400 Freestyle Relay Prelim Finals 8. Tennessee 185.0 26 Alabama 3:17.40 9. Indiana 179.0 100 Breaststroke Prelims Finals Kalia Antoniou, Allie Surrency, 10. Southern Cal 159.0 15 Justine Macfarlane SR 59.54 59.80 Caroline Beene, Flora Molnar 34. Alabama 14.0 200 Breaststroke Prelims Finals 50 Freestyle Prelims Finals 35 Justine Macfarlane SR 2:10.98 44 Flora Molnar SO 22.74 100 Butterfly Prelims Finals 100 Freestyle Prelims Finals 58 Flora Molnar SO 53.94 43 Flora Molnar SO 50.12 400 Medley Relay Prelims Finals 500 Freestyle Prelims Finals 22 Alabama 3:33.83 46 Kensey McMahon FR 4:45.30 Rhyan White, Justine Macfarlane, 2019 REVIEW

The first UA woman to break the 16-minute barrier in the 1,650 freestyle, Kensey McMahon was the only freshman to finish in the top-14 in the mile at the 2019 NCAA Championships, taking seventh place and earning First Team All-America honors.

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February 19-23 at Athens, Ga. 200 Back Prelims Finals 200 Free Relay Finals 1. Texas A&M 1,107.00 12 Rhyan White FR 1:55.01 1:55.03 8 Alabama 1:29.66 2. Florida 1,023.5 27 Kacey Oberlander JR 1:56.64 Kalia Antoniou, Flora Molnar, 3. Kentucky 927.5 28 Morgan Liberto FR 1:56.87 Allie Surrency, Caroline Beene 4. Tennessee 919.5 44 Sarah Helm SR 2:02.00 5. Georgia 883.5 400 Free Relay Finals 6. Auburn 883.0 100 Breast Prelims Finals 10 Alabama 3:16.74 7. Missouri 640.0 5 Justine Macfarlane SR 59.64 59.72 Kalia Antoniou, Flora Molnar, 8. Arkansas 517.0 17 Kaila Wong SO 1:00.91 1:00.35 Allie Surrency, Caroline Beene 9. South Carolina 515.0 25 Emma Murray SR 1:02.03 10. LSU 489.5 30 Sarah Helm SR 1:02.86 800 Free Relay Finals 11. Alabama 429.5 9 Alabama 7:12.36 12. Vanderbilt 153.0 200 Breast Prelims Finals Leonie Kullmann, Kensey McMahon, 12 Justine Macfarlane SR 2:10.82 2:10.09 Cameron Brown, Alexis Preski 50 Free Prelims Finals 38 Cat Wright FR 2:17.89 14 Flora Molnar SO 22.51 22.60 39 Emma Murray SR 2:19.20 1-Meter Diving Prelims Finals 22 Kalia Antoniou FR 22.66 22.54 41 Kaila Wong SO 2:20.93 22 Ayanna Woods SR 243.05 30 Caroline Beene SR 22.78 29 Natalie Donkle FR 215.05 31 Allie Surrency JR 22.83 100 Fly Prelims Finals 33 Halia Bower FR 186.65 49 Sarah Helm SR 23.47 17 Flora Molnar SO 53.61 52.44 3-Meter Diving Prelims Finals 51 Katie Kelsoe SR 23.50 22 Rhyan White FR 53.75 53.28 18 Natalie Donkle FR 272.75 60 Kaila Wong SO 24.42 32 Caroline Beene SR 54.81 21 Ayanna Woods SR 253.50 34 Morgan Liberto FR 54.84 31 Halia Bower FR 193.40 100 Free Prelims Finals 44 Emma Murray SR 56.67 9 Flora Molnar SO 48.96 48.51 Platform Diving Prelims Finals 22 Kalia Antoniou FR 49.62 49.59 200 Fly Prelims Finals 25 Ayanna Woods SR 168.05 32 Allie Surrency JR 49.83 25 Morgan Liberto FR 1:59.09 26 Halia Bower FR 160.65 36 Caroline Beene SR 50.07 29 Alexis Preski JR 2:00.29 44 Leonie Kullmann SO 50.24 35 Cat Wright FR 2:03.06 50 Katie Kelsoe SR 50.62 39 Alina Faunce SO 2:04.38 53 Sezin Eligul SO 50.85 200 IM Prelims Finals 200 Free Prelims Finals 51 Justine Macfarlane SR 2:02.76 20 Leonie Kullmann SO 1:47.32 1:46.15 53 Cat Wright FR 2:02.93 34 Cameron Brown JR 1:48.34 67 Alina Faunce SO 2:06.56 51 Allie Surrency JR 1:50.01 400 IM Prelims Finals 500 Free Prelims Finals 16 Alexis Preski JR 4:11.94 4:15.12 13 Kensey McMahon FR 4:41.64 4:41.94 38 Alina Faunce SO 4:15.38 4:23.11 18 Alexis Preski FR 4:45.87 4:41.98 39 Kensey McMahon FR 4:23.58 33 Cameron Brown JR 4:46.42 4:49.16 43 Kacey Oberlander JR 4:32.92 34 Leonie Kullmann SO 4:44.19 4:49.88 2019 REVIEW 200 Medley Relay Finals 1,650 Free Finals 7 Alabama 1:37.03 3 Kensey McMahon FR 16:00.59 Rhyan White, Justine Macfarlane, 22 Cameron Brown JR 16:39.92 Flora Molnar, Kalia Antoniou

100 Back Prelims Finals 400 Medley Relay Finals 6 Rhyan White FR 52.57 52.08 7 Alabama 3:32.65 31 Sezin Eligul SO 54.35 Rhyan White, Justine Macfarlane, 36 Kacey Oberlander JR 54.78 Flora Molnar, Kalia Antoniou 39 Katie Kelsoe SR 54.94

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Since 1976, when they finished fourth, the Alabama Crimson Tide has finished in the top 25 nationally 26 times, including 15 finishes in the top 15. Since 2000, Alabama has posted nine top-30 finishes, including five in the top 25. Over that same span, 30 members of the Tide have produced 88 All-America honors - a group that includes Olympic bronze medalist and 13-time All-American Anne Poleska, who turned in four top-three NCAA 200 breaststroke finishes. The Crimson Tide women competed in the AIAW division from 1974 to 1981, after which time they moved into the NCAA. While in the AIAW, the Tide had six top-20 finishes, the highest being fourth at the 1976 championships. The Tide moved to the NCAA in 1982. Since that time, Alabama has posted seven top-10 finishes, the highest being a fifth-place finish at the 1983 championship. The Tide lays claim to eight individual national collegiate titles. Lane Bassham won the most recent in 2004, taking the top honors off the 3-meter diving board. She was also second off the 1-meter board that same year and was named Diver of the Meet at the NCAA Championships while Pat Greenwell was named Diving Coach of the Meet at the same championships. The Crimson Tide has produced 113 All-Americans since Betsy Saunders earned Alabama’s first honors in 1974.

Vicky Christina Angelika Stanley Jarvis Knipping 1983 AIAW 1977 AIAW 50, 100 1983 NCAA 50 Freestyle & 200 Breaststroke 50 Breaststroke Champion Champion Champion 1976 AIAW 100 & 200 Breaststroke 2004 NCAA Champion Lane Bassham Champion THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS NCAA Champion Alabama Finish Site 1995 Stanford 15th (70 points) Indianapolis, Ind.

RECORDS & HISTORY 2019 Stanford 34 (14 points) Austin, Texas 1994 Stanford 9th (153 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2018 Stanford 30th (23 points) Columbus, Ohio 1993 Stanford 10th (130 points) Minneapolis, Minn. 2017 Stanford 43rd (3.5 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 1992 Stanford — Austin, Texas 2016 Georgia 28th (20 points) Atlanta, Ga. 1991 Texas 21st (41.5 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2015 California 29th (31 points) Greensboro, N.C. 1990 Texas 12th (115 points) Austin, Texas 2014 Georgia 39th (13 points) Minneapolis, Minn. 1989 Stanford 11th (95 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2013 Georgia — Indianapolis, Ind. 1988 Texas 38th (9 points) Austin, Texas 2012 California 42nd (4 points) Auburn, Ala. 1987 Texas 16th (66 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2011 California 41st (2 points) Austin, Texas 1986 Texas 10th (82 points) Fayetteville, Ark. 2010 Florida 32nd (19 points) Lafayette, Ind. 1985 Texas 7th (170.5 points) Tuscaloosa 2009 California 38th (9 points) College Station, Texas 1984 Texas 7th (107 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 2008 Arizona 37th (11 points) Columbus, Ohio 1983 Stanford 5th (185 points) Lincoln, Neb. 2007 Auburn — Minneapolis, Minn. 1982 Florida 9th (115 points) Gainesville, Fla. 2006 Auburn 32nd (12 points) Athens, Ga. 2005 Georgia 21st (44 points) Lafayette, Ind. AIAW Champion Alabama Finish Site 2004 Auburn 21st (43 points) College Station, Texas 1981 Texas 18th (52 points) Columbia, S.C. 2003 Auburn 15th (71 points) Austin, Texas 1980 Stanford 19th (52 points) Las Vegas, Nev. 2002 Auburn 18th (56 points) Austin, Texas 1979 Florida 11th (141 points) Pittsburgh, Penn. 2001 Georgia 16th (69 points) Long Island, N.Y. 1978 Arizona State 16th (61 points) Durham, N.C. 2000 Georgia 27th (18 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 1977 Arizona State 9th (218 points) Providence, R.I. 1999 Georgia — Athens, Ga. 1976 Miami (Fla.) 4th (319 points) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 1998 Stanford 33rd (6 points) Minneapolis, Minn. 1975 Miami (Fla.) 29th Tempe, Ariz. 1997 Southern California 22nd (37.5 points) Indianapolis, Ind. 1974 Arizona State — Tempe, Ariz. 1996 Stanford 13th (112.5 points) Ann Arbor, Mich. 64 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History

All-American 2015 NCAA 100 breaststroke runner-up Kaylin Burchell (2012-15) ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS

2019 2009 Meghan Lynch HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Kensey McMahon 1,650 freestyle Agustina de Giovanni HM: 200 breast Kelly Coellner HM: 200 & 400 medley relay, Justine Macfarlane HM: 100 breast Carrie Dragland HM: 3-meter, platform 400 & 800 free relay Marcy Warriner HM: 100 breast, 400 free relay Lisa Andersson HM: 400 & 800 free relay 2018 2008 Catalina Casaru HM: 800 free relay Katie Kelsoe HM: 200 medley relay Agustina de Giovanni HM: 400 IM, 200 breast Leonie Kullmann HM: 400 free relay Justine Macfarlane HM: 100 breast, 200 medley relay 2000 2006 Lane Bassham 3-meter HM: 1-meter Flora Molnar HM: 200 free relay, 400 free Crystal Rasmussen HM: 1-meter relay, 200 medley relay Lindsay Morrow HM: 200 free relay 1998 Bailey Scott HM: 200 free relay, 400 free 2005 Keri Coy HM: 200 breast Kathryn Hallquist HM: 200 & 400 medley relay relay, 200 medley relay Nora Zhong HM: 100 fly Temarie Tomley HM: 200 free relay, 400 free relay Victoria Genova HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Anne Poleska 200 breast HM: 100 breast, 200 & 400 medley relay 1997 2017 Arlene Semeco HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Dana Bleich platform Bailey Scott HM: 50 free Crystal Rasmussen HM: 1-meter Brooke Donoho HM: 200 free relay, 200 medley relay 2016 Rania Elwani HM: 100 free, 200 free relay, 2004 200 medley relay Bridget Blood HM: 100 breast, 400 medley Lane Bassham 1-meter & 3-meter Ann-Sofie Joensson HM: 1,650 free relay Crystal Rasmussen HM: 1-meter Mia Nonnenberg HM: 400 IM Karen Jones HM: 200 free relay, 200 Caroline Korst HM: 400 medley relay medley relay Hannah Musser HM: 400 medley relay 2003 Nora Zhong HM: 200 free relay, 200 Emma Saunders HM: 400 medley relay Lane Bassham 3-meter HM: 1-meter medley relay Catalina Casaru HM: 400 medley relay Kathryn Hallquist HM: 200 & 400 medley relay 1996 2015 Alison Lafevers HM 200 medley relay Dana Bleich platform Kaylin Burchell 100 & 200 breast Anne Poleska 100 & 200 breast HM 200 & Amy DeVasher HM: 200 & 400 free relay

400 medley relay RECORDS & HISTORY Jenny Dudley HM: 100 & 200 back Candace Weiman HM: 100 fly, 200 IM, 200 & 400 2014 Rania Elwani 50 &100 free, HM: 200 & 400 Kaylin Burchell 100 breast medley relay free relay, 200 & 400 medley Paige McCleary HM: 1-meter relay 2002 Ann-Sofie Joensson 1,650 free 2012 Lane Bassham 1-meter HM: 3-meter Karen Jones HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Kristel Vourna HM: 100 fly Anne Poleska 100 & 200 breast Laura Lloyd HM: 200 & 400 free relay Marcy Warriner HM: 100 breast Francine Mathot HM: 200 & 400 medley relay 2011 Stacy Potter 100 fly, HM: 200 & 400 free Kate Shannon Gray HM: 200 IM 2001 relay, 200 & 400 medley relay Anne Poleska 100 & 200 breast HM: 200 & 2010 400 medley relay, 400 & 800 1995 Agustina de Giovanni HM: 200 breast free relay Dana Bleich HM: platform Carrie Dragland platform, HM: 3-meter Michelle King HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Stacy Gillies HM: 200 medley relay ROLLTIDE.COM 65 Records & History

16-time All-American Anne Poleska (2001-05)

ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS

Ann-Sofie Joensson 1,650 free 1991 1988 Karen Jones HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Rita Garay HM: 200 back Kelly Purcell HM: 200 breast Anna Lindberg HM: 400 medley relay Michelle Harris HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Stacy Potter 100 back, 100 fly, HM: 200 & Kym Hucal HM: 200 & 400 medley relay 400 medley relay 1987 Jo Dee Lake HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Katrine Bomstad 200 IM, 200 fly, HM: 400 IM Katherine Rhodes HM: 200 breast, 200 & 400 Jennifer Mahaney platform, HM: 3-meter Charlotte Brock 100 breast, HM: 400 medley medley relay Ragga Runolfsdottir HM: 200 breast, 200 & 400 relay medley relay Beth Gardner HM: 400 & 800 free relay 1994 Anita Harrison HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Amy DeVasher 200 medley relay, 200 & 400 1990 Cynthia Kangos HM: 200 & 400 medley relay free relay Rita Garay HM: 800 free relay Jen Kirrstetter HM: 200, 400 & 800 free relay HM: 800 free relay, 400 Jamie Gardner HM: 400 free relay Pernille Nimb HM: 800 free relay medley relay Michelle Harris 400 medley relay HM: 400 & Sandi Sciples HM: 400 medley relay Stacy Gillies HM: 800 free relay, 400 800 free relay Katie Williams HM: 400 medley relay, 200,400 medley relay Kym Hucal 400 medley relay HM: 100 & 800 free relay Ann-Sofie Joensson HM: 800 free relay back, 200 medley relay Anna Lindberg HM: 100 fly Dorie Portela 400 medley relay HM: 200 Stacy Potter 100 back, 100 fly, 200 medley 1986 medley relay, 400 & 800 free Laurence Bensimon HM: 500 free relay, 200 & 400 free relay relay Katrine Bomstad 200 & 400 IM HM: 400 medley relay, 50 free Kelly Purcell HM: 100 & 200 breast Charlotte Brock 400 medley relay, HM: 100 Katherine Rhodes 100 breast, 200 medley relay RECORDS & HISTORY Lisa Raines HM: 800 free relay breast HM: 200 IM, 200 breast, 400 Ragga Runolfsdottir 100 breast, 400 medley relay, Carole Brook 400 medley relay medley relay HM: 200 breast, 200 medley Carmel Clark 400 medley relay Georgia Sewell 200 medley relay, 200 & 400 relay Beth Gardner 400 & 800 free relay free relay HM: 100 fly, 400 Katie Williams HM: 400 & 800 free relay, 200 Anita Harrison 400 free relay, 400 medley medley relay medley relay relay Helga Sigurdardottir 200 & 400 free relay HM: 800 Jen Kirrstetter 400 & 800 free relay free relay 1989 Pernille Nimb 800 free relay Jamie Gardner 400 free relay, HM: 200 free Lisa McClain 400 & 800 free relay 1993 relay Amy DeVasher HM: 200, 400, 800 free relay Michelle Harris 400 free relay, HM: 200 & 800 Jo Dee Lake 200 & 400 medley relay, HM: 1985 free relay Laurence Bensimon 400 medley relay, 400 free relay 200 & 400 free relay Anita Harrison 400 free relay, 400 medley Carole Brook 200 fly Anna Lindberg HM: 100 fly, 800 free relay relay, HM: 200 & 800 free Carmel Clark HM: 100 & 200 back Jennifer Mahaney platform relay Jen Kirrstetter 200 & 400 free relay Stacy Potter 100 back, 100 fly, 200 & 400 Kym Hucal 400 medley relay Angelika Knipping 100 breast, 200 & 400 medley medley relay, HM: 200 & 400 Dorie Portela 400 medley relay relay, HM: 200 breast free relay Kelly Purcell 100 & 200 breast, 400 medley Lisa McClain HM: 200 IM Katherine Rhodes 200 & 400 medley relay HM: relay Kim Nicholson 50 free, 200 & 400 medley 200 breast Lisa Raines HM: 800 free relay relay, 200 & 400 free relay, Georgia Sewell 200 & 400 medley relay, HM: Katie Williams 400 free relay, HM: 200 & 800 HM: 100 back 100 fly, 800 free relay free relay Ellen Riley 200 medley relay, 200 free Tammy Kneer HM: 200, 400, 800 free relay relay

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22-time All-American Stacy Potter (1993-96)

ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS

Sandi Sciples 400 medley relay, HM: 200 fly Ellen Riley 100 & 200 IM, 400 free relay 1978 Nancy Stephens 200 & 400 free relay Linda Valerio 400 free relay Ann Bacon 400 medley relay Linda Valerio 200 medley relay Carole Keating 400 medley relay 1981 Melanie MacKay 200 breast, 400 medley relay 1984 Marla Brooksbank 500 & 1,650 free, 800 free relay Cindy Riddell 3-meter Jennifer Brothers 200 & 400 medley relay Molly Frantz 200 fly, 200 & 400 medley Rosemarie Seaman 400 medley relay Angelika Knipping 100 back, 200 & 400 medley relay, 800 free relay Carol Wagner One & 3-meter relay HM: 200 back Liz Hobbs 200, 400 & 800 free relay Carol Landry 200 & 400 free relay Jan King 200 & 400 medley relay 1977 Ellen McGrath 3-meter Carol Landry 200, 400 & 800 free relay, 400 Ann Bacon 100 & 200 back, 200 & 400 Kim Nicholson 50 free, 200 & 400 free relay, 200 medley relay medley relay & 400 medley relay HM: 100 free Tracy Lindsay 200 & 400 medley relay Kathy Brameier 200 & 800 free relay Ellen Riley 200 & 400 free relay Barbara Logan 1-meter, 3-meter Beth Hobart 500 free, 800 free relay Sandi Sciples 400 medley relay Ann Marie Milling 200 & 400 free relay, 200 Carrie Hutt 100 back, 800 free relay Nancy Stephens 200 & 400 free relay medley relay Christina Jarvis 50, 100 & 200 breast, 200 & Linda Valerio 200 medley relay 400 medley relay 1980 Rosemarie Seaman 200 free relay, 200 & 400 1983 Marla Brooksbank 1,650 free, 800 free relay medley relay Jennifer Brothers 50 & 100 back, 400 medley Karre Cox 200 medley relay Vicky Stanley 50 free, 50 fly, 200 free relay, relay HM: 200 back Molly Frantz 200 fly, 800 free relay 200 & 400 medley relay Marsha Crouch HM: 1-meter Liz Hobbs 200 medley relay, 800 free relay Drue Thorn 200, 500 & 1,650 free, 200 & Elizabeth Hobbs HM: 50 free Barbara Logan 1-meter, 3-meter 800 free relay Angelika Knipping 50, 100 & 200 breast, 200 & Ann Marie Milling 200 medley relay Julie Turk 1-meter, 3-meter 400 medley relay Cindy Riddell 3-meter Carol Landry 50 free, 200 & 400 medley Gunilla Siljeback 800 free relay 1976 relay, 200, 400 & 800 free relay Kathy Williams 200 medley relay Cary Backhaus 50,100 & 200 free, 200 & 400 free Lisa McClain 400 medley relay relay, 200 & 400 medley relay Ellen McGrath HM: 3-meter 1979 Beth Hobart 500 free Kim Nicholson 200, 400 & 800 free relay, HM: Marla Brooksbank 500 & 1,650 free, 400 IM, 800 Christina Jarvis 50, 100 & 200 breast, 100 & 200 50 back, 100 back free relay IM, 200 & 400 medley relay Nancy Stephens 400 & 800 free relays Karre Cox 50 & 100 free, 50 & 100 fly, Carole Keating 50 & 100 fly Linda Valerio 200 & 400 medley relay 200 & 400 free relay Beth Saunders 200 & 400 free relay RECORDS & HISTORY Lena deVal 200 fly, 400 IM, 400 free relay, Rosemarie Seaman 50 & 100 fly, 200 & 400 free 1982 200 medley relay relay, 200 & 400 medley relay Marla Brooksbank 1,650 free Molly Frantz 400 & 800 free relay Vicky Stanley 50 free, 200 free relay, 200 Molly Frantz 100 free, 400 medley relay Carole Gough 200 & 800 free relay medley relay Gina Gatti 400 medley relay Carrie Hutt 200 & 400 medley relay Drue Thorn 200 & 500 free, 200 IM, 400 Carol Landry 100 free, 200 & 400 free relay, Barbara Logan 1-meter, 3-meter free relay, 400 medley relay 400 medley relay Cindy Riddell 3-meter Julie Turk 1-meter Barbara Logan 1-meter, 3-meter Rosemarie Seaman 200, 400 & 800 free relay, 200 Ellen McGrath 3-meter & 400 medley relay 1975 Anne Marie Milling 200 free relay Kellie Stratton 200 free relay Beth Hobart 200 free Karen Nicholson 200 free relay Kathy Williams 200 & 400 medley relay Kim Nicholson 50, 100 & 200 back, 400 medley relay, 200 & 400 free relay 1974 Betsy Saunders 50 & 100 free ROLLTIDE.COM 67 Records & History ALABAMA AND THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS SWIMMER OF THE MEET 2015 Kaylin Burchell

SEC DIVER OF THE YEAR 2009 Carrie Dragland 2004 Lane Bassham 1981 Barbara Logan

SEC COACH OF THE YEAR 1994 Jonty Skinner 1985 Don Gambril

SEC DIVING COACH OF THE YEAR 2009 Pat Greenwell 2004 Pat Greenwell

SEC FRESHMAN SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 2001 Anne Poleska

SEC FRESHMAN DIVER OF THE YEAR 2011 Paige McCleary 2009 Carrie Dragland

SEC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS YEAR CHAMPION UA FINISH 2019 Texas A&M 11th 2018 Texas A&M 9th 2017 Texas A&M 10th 2016 Texas A&M 10th The 2015 SEC Championships Female Swimmer 2015 Georgia Ninth of the Meet, Kaylin Burchell 2014 Georgia Eighth 2013 Georgia 10th When Alabama won the 1985 Southeastern Conference team title, it became the first team to unseat the 2012 Georgia Seventh University of Florida as the SEC champion. The Crimson Tide has won 35 individual SEC titles since Barbara 2011 Georgia Ninth Logan won both the 1-meter and 3-meter diving championships in 1981. The latest Tide titles came in 2015 when 2010 Georgia Fifth Kaylin Burchell won both the 100 and 200 breaststroke on the way to earning SEC Championships Swimmer of 2009 Florida Sixth 2008 Auburn Eighth the Meet honors. Anne Poleska won an Alabama-best six SEC titles during her 2001-03, 05 career. 2007 Auburn Seventh The Tide’s most recent SEC record came in 2009 when Carrie Dragland set the 3-meter diving mark. Four 2006 Georgia Seventh relay titles belong to Alabama. The first came in 1983 when the Tide won the 800 free relay. Alabama claims 16 2005 Auburn Sixth first team All-SEC selections, Logan being the first while Burchell is the latest. Poleska was named the 2001 SEC 2004 Auburn Eighth

RECORDS & HISTORY Freshman of the Year while Logan, Lane Bassham and Dragland have all been crowned SEC Diver of the Year, in 2003 Auburn Fourth 1981, 2004 and 2009, respectively. Paige McCleary and Dragland were also named SEC Freshman Diver of the 2002 Florida Fourth Year in 2011 and 2009, respectively. 2001 Georgia Fourth 2000 Georgia Seventh Academically, the Tide has earned SEC Academic Honor Roll recognition more than 300 times since 1984. 1999 Georgia Seventh Alabama has led the league in this award three times in the past six years, with 26 honors in 2009 and a program- 1998 Georgia Sixth best 27 in 2010 and 2014. 1997 Georgia Sixth The SEC has long been one of the nation’s premiere athletic conferences both in overall strength and in nearly 1996 Florida Fourth every sport and swimming and diving is certainly no exception. The SEC has placed at least one team in the top 1995 Florida Sixth 10 of the NCAA Championships every year since the first title tilt in 1982. That first championship had four SEC 1994 Florida Third 1993 Florida Fourth teams among the top 10, including No. 1 Florida, No. 4 Auburn, No. 9 Alabama and No. 10 Tennessee. 1992 Florida Fifth Individually, SEC athletes have won more than 100 NCAA titles. The conference has taken home 14 NCAA 1991 Florida Fourth team titles, including nine in a row from 1999-2007. 1990 Florida Third The conference put six teams in the national top 10 in 2001 and at least five teams in the top 25 the past 1989 Florida Fourth 10 seasons. 1988 Florida Sixth There are 14 SEC schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, 1987 Florida Third 1986 Florida Third Mississippi State, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt. A dozen SEC schools currently 1985 Alabama First sponsor women’s swimming and diving teams: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, 1984 Florida Second Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt. 1983 Florida Second 1982 Florida Second 1981 Florida Fourth 68 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History

2009 SEC Platform Champion Elizabeth Hughes

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2015 1995 1984 Kaylin Burchell 100 & 200 breast Stacy Potter 100 butterfly Sandi Sciples 100 butterfly Jill Tappen platform 2009 1983 Carrie Dragland 3-meter 1994 Landry, Riley, 800 freestyle relay Elizabeth Hughes platform Katherine Rhodes 200 breaststroke Stephens, Nicholson Landry, Hobbs, 200 freestyle relay 2005 1992 Stephens, Milling Carol Landry 50 freestyle Anne Poleska 200 breaststroke Jennifer Mahaney platform Angelika Knipping 200 breaststroke 2004 1991 Lane Bassham 1-meter & 3-meter Ragga Runolfsdottir 200 breaststroke 1982 Kim Nicholson 100 & 200 backstroke 2003 1987 Anne Poleska 200 breaststroke Katrine Bomstad 200 butterfly 1981 Barbara Logan 1-meter & 3-meter Charlotte Brock 100 breaststroke 2002 Anne Poleska 100 & 200 breaststroke 1985 Lane Bassham 3-meter Kim Nicholson 50 freestyle & 100 back- stroke 2001 Ellen McGrath 3-meter Angelika Knipping 100 & 200 breaststroke Anne Poleska 100 & 200 breaststroke Laurence Bensimon 200 IM

Knipping, Sciples, 400 medley relay RECORDS & HISTORY 1997 Nicholson, Bensimon Rania Elwani 50 freestyle Clark, Knipping, 200 medley relay Valerio, Nicholson 1996 Dana Bleich platform Rania Elwani 100 freestyle

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1991 First Team All-SEC Ragga Runolfsdottir

ALABAMA’S ALL-SEC PERFORMERS FIRST TEAM 1995 2017 1986 1994 FRESHMAN Stacy Potter Bridget Blood Lisa McClain Francine Mathot ALL-SEC Jill Tappen Bailey Scott Amy DeVasher ALL-SEC* 1985 Georgia Sewell Helga Sigurdardottir 2015 1994 2016 Lisa McClain 2019 Kaylin Burchell Katherine Rhodes Bridget Blood Kalia Antoniou 1992 Rhyan White 2014 1992 2006 HONORABLE Sofie Rylander Kaylin Burchell Jennifer Mahaney Crystal Rasmussen 2018 MENTION 1991 Flora Molnar Leonie Kullmann 2009 1991 2000 ALL-SEC Rita Garay Jennifer Mahaney Carrie Dragland Ragga Runolfsdottir Lane Bassham Georgia Sewell Elizabeth Hughes 2003 2014 Bridget Blood Lane Bassham 1987 1997 Taylor Zablocki 2005 Katrine Bomstad Dana Bleich 1990 Dorie Portela Anne Poleska Charlotte Brock 2002 RECORDS & HISTORY Ragga Runolfsdottir 2012 1996 Marcy Warriner 2004 Katie Williams Kaylin Burchell 1985 Karen Jones Angely Martinez Lane Bassham Laurence Bensimon 1998 Angelika Knipping 1989 1994 Nora Zhong Leigh Ann Fleshman 2003 Ellen McGrath 2011 Stacy Potter Kelly Purcell Paige McCleary Anne Poleska Kim Nicholson 1997 Alex Popa 1993 Ann-Sofie Joensson 1988 Kristel Vourna 2002 Jennifer Mahaney Leigh Ann Fleshman Lane Bassham SECOND Stacy Potter 1996 Kelly Purcell Anne Poleska 2009 TEAM Amy DeVasher Carrie Dragland ALL-SEC 1991 Laura Lloyd 1986 2001 Sofie Rylander Francine Mathot Katrine Bomstad * started in 2008 Anne Poleska Stacy Potter Charlotte Brock 2019 Kensey McMahon 1990 1997 Kelly Purcell 1995 1985 Rania Elwani Anna Lindberg Patricia Bryant 2018 1989 Sandi Sciples 1996 Flora Molnar Linda Valerio Lindsay Morrow Jamie Gardner Dana Bleich Bailey Scott Michelle Harris Rania Elwani Temarie Tomley Anita Harrison Katie Williams 70 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History A FAST HISTORY OF ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

THE GARY ILLMAN YEARS team, that Barbara Logan earned posting a ninth-place finish at the Tide’s all-time top 10, including The University of Alabama the Tide’s first individual SEC title. the NCAA Championships. In seven of the all-time top 10 in the added women’s swimming to Logan won from both the 1-meter addition to winning the SEC 200 200 individual medley and five of its roster of sports in 1975. Gary and 3-meter boards. breaststroke title in 1994, Rhodes the top six in the 100 backstroke. Illman served as the women’s The 1983 season saw Angelika set the Tide’s first SEC swimming Individually, diver Lane inaugural coach, leading the Knipping win the SEC 200 record since Angelika Knipping Bassham won the 2004 NCAA Crimson Tide through its first breaststroke title. She went on set the 50 breast record in 1983. 3-meter Championship after three seasons, posting a 14-5 dual to win the NCAA 50 breaststroke For his work with the 1994 squad, winning the SEC 1-meter and meet record during his time at the crown that year in championship Skinner was named SEC Coach of 3-meter titles that same year. Anne Capstone. With Illman at the helm, record time. The 1983 season the Year. Poleska won the 2005 SEC 200 13 swimmers earned All-America also saw the Tide earn its highest Skinner left Alabama in August breaststroke while Carrie Dragland honors. NCAA finish to date, taking fifth of 1994 to become the head coach and Elizabeth Hughes won the It was also under Illman’s after producing a 10-1 dual-meet of the U.S. Resident National SEC 3-meter and platform diving tutelage that Vicky Stanley and record and a second-place finish at Team. titles respectively in 2009. Christina Jarvis became the Tide’s the SEC Championships. Alabama enjoyed tremendous first national champions in 1976. In 1985, Alabama became THE CHUCK HORTON YEARS success in the classroom under Stanley won the 1976 AIAW the first SEC team to beat the Following Skinner’s departure, McIlquham, posting the highest 50 freestyle title, setting an AIAW University of Florida in a dual former Tide assistant coach Chuck team grade point average in the record in the process. meet on its way to posting its Horton was chosen to coach nation in 2012 after finishing Jarvis touched first in both first and only undefeated dual- Alabama. His tenure ran from runner-up the previous year, the 100 and 200 breaststroke, meet season, going 12-0. Alabama 1994 through August of 1998 and while Hughes earned First-Team becoming the AIAW champion added another first to its growing included a trio of top-25 national Academic All-America honors in in both events. A year later, list by becoming the first team finishes. 2010. Jarvis successfully defended her to unseat Florida as conference During his tenure, Amy titles from 1976 and add the 50 champions. The Tide won out over DeVasher, Ann-Sofie Joensson and THE DENNIS PURSLEY YEARS breaststroke title as well, giving the Gators in the University of Jill DeVasher all earned prestigious During his seven-year span as her a two-year total of five national Georgia’s Stegeman Hall, breaking postgraduate scholarships. Alabama’s head coach, Dennis titles. Florida’s string of four SEC titles. Amy DeVasher and Joensson Pursley certainly upped the speed While Illman was at the helm, Alabama won six individual earned NCAA scholarships and factor at his alma-mater. The the Tide finished 29th in 1975, SEC titles and two relay titles in Jill DeVasher’s came from the Crimson Tide women broke 12 of fourth in 1976 and ninth in 1977, at 1985. Kim Nicholson won the 50 Southeastern Conference. Ed 14 individual school records and all the AIAW Championships. freestyle and the 100 backstroke Reed served as interim coach five relays during Pursley’s stint in in 1985, upping her career total for the 1998-99 season, and Don Tuscaloosa, with the vast majority THE HAROLD LANIER YEARS to four. Alabama’s eight total SEC Wagner was hired in March of of those falling multiple times. In Illman was followed by Harold titles in 1985 rank as the most in a 1999. all, Pursley’s swimmers held 95 Lanier in 1978. Lanier’s teams single year for the Tide. spots on ton Alabama’s all-time produced a two-year slate of 11-3 Overall, Gambril produced a THE DON WAGNER YEARS top 10. in dual-meet competition and 15 career dual-meet record of 100- Don Wagner’s tenure, which Kaylin Burchell led the way swimmers earned All-America 26 over the 11 years he coached began in the fall of 1999, saw on the Southeastern Conference status. the Tide women, making him one Alabama return to the top 20, front, winning the 100 and 200 In the AIAW Championships, of the few coaches in collegiate including a 15th-place finish breaststrokes at the 2015 SEC the Tide finished 16th and 11th in swimming history to coach both a in 2003, his final year at the Championships and earning the 1978 and 1979, respectively. men’s and women’s team to 100 or Capstone, as well as finishing SEC Championships Female During Lanier’s tenure, Marla more dual-meet wins each. 16th and 18th in 2001 and 2002 Swimmer of the Meet. That same Brooksbank started a career Jonty Skinner took control respectively. Under his tutelage, year she would go on to take that made her one of the most of the women’s program in the Anne Poleska set the SEC record second in the 100 breaststroke successful swimmers in Alabama spring of 1990 when Gambril left in the 200 breaststroke and posted at the NCAA Championships, the history. As a freshman in 1979, coaching to become an assistant a trio of top-three finishes in the highest individual finish of Pursley’s Brooksbank finished second at the athletic director at Alabama. 200 breaststroke at the NCAA tenure at the Capstone. AIAW Championships in the 1,650 Championships. Poleska also In Pursley’s final season freestyle. The next year at the THE JONTY SKINNER YEARS won five SEC breaststroke titles leading the Crimson Tide, Kensey World University Games held in Jonty Skinner posted a short, under his direction while diver McMahon became the first UA Mexico City, she won the 800 but highly successful tenure as Lane Bassham won the 2002 SEC woman to break the 16-minute freestyle. Alabama’s head coach. Under 3-meter championship. There were barrier in the 1,650 freestyle. his direction, Alabama brought 11 school records broken under On the academic side of the THE DON GAMBRIL YEARS home three SEC individual titles. Wagner, including all five relays. program, the Crimson Tide women In 1980, Don Gambril unified Ragga Runolfsdottir won the 200 were consistently among the RECORDS & HISTORY the Alabama men’s and women’s breaststroke title in 1991 while THE ERIC MCILQUHAM YEARS nation’s leaders in terms of team programs, adding the women Katherine Rhodes won it in 1994. Eric McIlquham spent nine GPA under Pursley and Temarie to a coaching slate that already In between, Jennifer Mahaney won years as head coach of the Tomley would earn Academic All- included the men’s team. the SEC platform diving title on women’s program, marking the America honors in 2018, becoming After two years in AIAW her way to setting an SEC record. second-longest head coaching the first member of the women’s competition, which saw the Tide As a team, Alabama posted its tenure in Tide history, trailing only squad to earn the honor since finish 19th in 1980 and 18th in first top-10 national finish in seven Gambril’s 11 years at the helm. Elizabeth Hughes in 2010. 1981, Gambril’s squad made years under Skinner’s direction Alabama bettered 11 school the jump to NCAA competition when the 1993 team finished 10th. records during McIlquham’s beginning with the 1982 season. The Tide enjoyed its best year tenure, including four of the It was in 1981, Gambril’s second under Skinner in 1994, breaking five relay marks. He also saw his year as head coach of the women’s 12 different school records and student-athletes put 60 swims on ROLLTIDE.COM 71 Records & History ALL-TIME HEAD COACHES

RECORD BY HEAD COACH Head Coach Years Seasons W - L - T Pct. Dennis Pursley 2012-19 7 28 - 25 - 0 .528 Eric McIlquham 2004-12 9 41 - 47 - 1 .466 Don Wagner 2000-03 4 15 - 16 - 0 .484 Ed Reed (interim) 1999 1 3 - 4 - 0 .429 Chuck Horton 1995-98 4 25 - 16 - 0 .610 Jonty Skinner 1991-94 4 16 - 16 - 0 .500 Don Gambril 1979-90 11 100 - 28 - 0 .781 Dennis Pursley Eric McIlquham Don Wagner Harold Lanier 1978-79 2 11 - 3 - 0 .786 2013-19 2004-12 2000-03 Gary Illman 1974-77 3 14 - 5 - 0 .737 Total 44 253 - 160 - 1 .613

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORD Opponent First Meeting Last Meeting UA-Opp Arizona 1987-88 1987-88 1-0 Arkansas 1983-84 2013-14 7-1 Auburn 1977-78 2018-19 11-29 Brenau 1977-78 1977-78 1-0 Centenary 2009-10 2009-10 1-0 Ed Reed Chuck Horton Jonty Skinner Cincinnati 1982-83 2014-15 5-0 1999 (Interim) 1995-98 1991-94 Clemson 1981-82 2002-03 7-1 Delta State 1987-88 2018-19 19-0 Drury 2002-03 2002-03 1-0 East Carolina 1977-78 1977-78 1-0 Emory 2011-12 2013-14 2-0 Florida 1975-76 2017-18 2-27 Florida Atlantic 2009-10 2009-10 1-0 Florida Gulf Coast 2009-10 2009-10 1-0 Florida International 2011-12 2011-12 1-0 Florida State 1974-75 2018-19 12-12 Furman 1977-78 1978-79 2-0 Georgia 1974-75 2014-15 4-24 Don Gambril Harold Lanier Gary Illman Georgia Southern 1999-2000 2009-10 2-0 1979-90 1978-79 1974-77 Georgia Tech 2001-02 2016-17 6-0 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Henderson State 2005-06 2005-06 1-0 Houston 1989-90 1993-94 2-0 SEC NCAA AIAW Illinois 1996-97 1996-97 0-1 Year Record Finish (pts) Finish (pts) Finish Coach Illinois State 1996-97 1996-97 1-0 2019 2-5-0 11th (429.5) 34th (14) -- Dennis Pursley Indian River C.C. 1975-76 1978-19 2-1 2018 4-2-0 9th (539) 30th (23) -- Dennis Pursley Indiana 1982-83 1985-86 4-0 2017 6-3-0 10th (464) 43rd (3.5) -- Dennis Pursley Iowa 1980-81 1980-81 1-0 2016 3-2-0 10th (486) 28th (20) -- Dennis Pursley Kansas 1982-83 1984-85 2-0 2015 2-4-0 9th (535) 29th (31) -- Dennis Pursley 2014 5-2-0 8th (526) 39th (13) -- Dennis Pursley Kentucky 1986-87 2013-14 9-8 2013 2-5-0 10th (353) -- -- Dennis Pursley LaSalle College 1986-87 1986-87 1-0 2012 4-4-0 7th (249) 42nd (4) -- Eric McIlquham Louisiana-Monroe 2001-02 2004-05 2-1 2011 0-9-0 9th (195.5) 41st (2) -- Eric McIlquham LSU 1974-75 2016-17 22-15-1 2010 9-3-0 5th (272) 32nd (19) -- Eric McIlquham Maryland 1989-90 1989-90 1-0 2009 5-3-1 6th (244) 38th (9) -- Eric McIlquham Miami (Fla.) 1974-75 2018-19 4-3 2008 6-6-0 8th (202.5) 37th (11) -- Eric McIlquham Michigan 1978-79 1995-96 1-1 2007 1-5-0 7th (214) -- -- Eric McIlquham Mississippi University 2006 3-7-0 7th (293) 32nd (12) -- Eric McIlquham for Women 1975-76 1976-77 4-0 2005 6-5-0 6th (238) 21st (44) -- Eric McIlquham Missouri 1980-81 2016-17 3-2 2004 5-5-0 8th (225.5) 21st (43) -- Eric McIlquham Nebraska 1988-89 1988-89 1-0 2003 5-5-0 4th (316) 15th (71) -- Don Wagner New Orleans 1986-87 2009-10 4-0 2002 2-4-0 4th (340.5) 18th (56) -- Don Wagner RECORDS & HISTORY North Carolina 1979-80 1979-80 0-1 2001 4-3-0 4th (398) 16th (69) -- Don Wagner NE Louisiana 1984-85 1998-99 11-0 2000 4-4-0 7th (251) 27th (18) -- Don Wagner North Carolina State 1979-80 1996-97 2-2 1999 3-4-0 7th (194) -- -- Ed Reed (interim) North Texas 2011-12 2011-12 1-0 1998 3-4-0 7th (225.5) 33rd (6) -- Chuck Horton 1997 10-6-0 6th (384.5) 22nd (37.5) -- Chuck Horton Northwestern 1996-97 1996-97 2-0 1996 6-2-0 4th (426) 13th (112.5) -- Chuck Horton Notre Dame 1987-88 1987-88 1-0 1995 6-4-0 6th (396) 15th (70) -- Chuck Horton Ohio State 1984-85 2018-19 3-2 1994 4-4-0 3rd (497) 9th (153) -- Jonty Skinner Penn State 1989-90 1989-90 2-0 1993 5-4-0 4th (397.5) 10th (130) -- Jonty Skinner Princeton 1984-85 1984-85 1-0 1992 4-2-0 5th (430.5) -- -- Jonty Skinner South Carolina 1981-82 2015-16 17-7 1991 3-6-0 4th (421) 21st (41.5) -- Jonty Skinner Southern Illinois 1980-81 1996-97 6-0 1990 12-2-0 3rd (446) 12th (112) -- Don Gambril SMU 1987-88 1990-91 2-0 1989 8-3-0 4th (426.5) 11th (95) -- Don Gambril Southern Mississippi 1985-86 1986-87 2-0 1988 10-4-0 6th (344) 38th (9) -- Don Gambril Southwest Missouri State 2002-03 2002-03 1-0 1987 12-1-0 3rd (494.5) 16th (66) -- Don Gambril Tennessee 1976-77 2018-19 12-5 1986 9-2-0 3rd (518) 10th (82) -- Don Gambril Texas 1990-91 1993-94 0-2 1985 12-0-0 1st (803) 7th (170.5) -- Don Gambril Texas A&M 2014-15 2018-19 0-2 1984 8-3-0 2nd (426) 7th (107) -- Don Gambril Tulane 1979-80 2016-17 12-0 1983 10-1-0 2nd (529.5) 5th (185) -- Don Gambril Vanderbilt 1986-87 2016-17 10-0 1982 7-3-0 2nd (464) 9th (115) -- Don Gambril 1981 7-4-0 4th (612) -- 18th Don Gambril Virginia 1986-87 1986-87 2-1 1980 5-5-0 -- -- 19th Don Gambril Virginia Tech 2010-11 2010-11 0-1 1979 6-2-0 -- -- 11th Harold Lanier Washington State 1998-99 1998-99 1-0 1978 5-1 -0 -- -- 16th Harold Lanier West Florida 2016-17 2016-17 1-0 1977 7-1-0 -- -- 9th Gary Illman West Virginia 1983-84 1983-84 1-0 1976 6-1-0 -- -- 4th Gary Illman Western Illinois 1980-81 1981-82 2-0 1975 1-3-0 -- -- 29th Gary Illman Wright State 1996-97 1996-97 1-0 72 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History

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A Katie Black 2008-09 C Amy DeVasher 1993-96 Sonya Adams 2003-05 Dana Bleich 1994-97 Kathleen Caldwell 1992-95 (Capt. ‘96) Marianne Allard 2019 Bridget Blood 2014-17 Sydney Carlson 2020-present Jill DeVasher 1995-98 Caitlin Anderson 2006-09 Lisa Bogosian 2012-15 Catalina Casaru 2001-03 Nathalie Dietiker 1991-93 Diane Anderson 1985 Katrine Bomstad 1985-87 Carmel Clark 1985-88 Anna Doig 1985-87 Lisa Andersson 2001-03 (Capt. ‘87 • MVP ‘87) Sarah Clifford 1980-82 Sarah Donaldson 1991 Tina Andersson 1996-97 Meg Bonella 1990-91 Patricia Clug 1980 Natalie Donkle 2019-present Virginia Andreatta 1984-86 (Capt. ‘91) Kelly Coellner 1998-01 Kate Donnelly 1975-76 Allyson Angle 2007-10 Katherine Bortenlanger 2000-03 (Capt. ‘00-’01 • MVP ‘99) Brooke Donoho 1997-2000 Kalia Antoniou 2019-present Halia Bower 2019-present Katie Coughlin 2016-17 (Capt. ‘00) Alli Boyd 2019-present Olivia Covey 2008-11 Emily Donohue 1998-01 B Diana Brakefield 1978 Karre Cox 1980-81 Susie Dorrough 1993 Diane Babec 1988-89 Kathy Brameier 1976-78 Dawn Coy 2000-01 Carrie Dragland 2009-10 Cary Backhaus 1976-77 Dawn Brandewie 1983-84 Keri Coy 1996-99 (MVP ‘10) Ann Bacon 1977-78 Hannah Brinks 2007-10 (Capt. ‘99) Marissa Dressel 2011 Brooke Baldi 2007-10 Charlotte Brock 1986-89 Cassie Craddock 2008-11 Vega Drew 1979-80 Tara Ballentin 1995 Carole Brook 1985-86 Marsha Crouch 1981-84 Jenny Dudley 1996-97 Meagan Barnett 1999 Marla Brooksbank 1979-82 Lauren Cuervo 2009-10 Lauren Dunn 2008-11 Susan Bartholomew 1988-90, 92 (MVP ‘80) Julia Cullen 2019 (Capt. ‘92) Jennifer Brothers 1983-85 Ellen Culpepper 1976-78 E Cameron Bass 2009-11 Cameron Brown 2017-present Nancy Curry 1975-77 Brooke Elias 2013-15 Lane Bassham 2001-04 Deni Brown 1978-80 Sezin Eligul 2018-19

(Capt. ‘02, ‘03 • MVP ‘00, ‘04) Kathy Bruner 1982-85 D Baylee Ellson 2008-10 RECORDS & HISTORY Melina Bassino 2004-07 Line Bruun 2017 Mary Ellen Dash 1975 Maria Elm 1995-98 Caroline Beene 2016-19 Patricia Bryant 1982-85 Katy Davidson 1999-02 Rania Elwani 1996-97 Selma Beji 2004-07 Callan Buck 2011-12 (Capt. ‘02) (MVP ‘96, ‘97) Bridgett Belyea 2004-07 Jen Buffington 1996-99 Katelyn Davis 2007-08 Lisa Emmons 1978-79 Laurence Bensimon 1985-86 Kaylin Burchell 2012-15 Sydney Dawson 2018 Monica Eriksson 1980 Andrea Bernthal 2004 (Capt. ‘14) Kayla de Boer 2012 Julia Etterer 2010-11 MaKenna Berry 2019 Sarah Burns 1997-2000 Agustina de Giovanni 2006-10 Katrice Ewanich 2007-11 Tiffany Berry 1994-97 (Capt. ‘99) (MVP ‘08, ‘09) (Capt. ‘11) (Capt. ‘96) Melissa “Sis” Burovac 1991-92 Lauran Deam 1983 Leah Bird 2014-17 Britney Busch 2008-11 Lisa Denaberg 1979 Palina Bjornsdottir 1994 Lena deVal 1979-80 ROLLTIDE.COM 73 Records & History

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F Anna Grant 2003-05 Susan Huff 1989 Tammy Kneer 1992-94 Emily Facchine 2012-15 Kate Shannon Gray 2008-11 Elizabeth Hughes 2007-10 Angelika Knipping 1983-85 (Capt. ‘14 & ‘15) (MVP ‘11) Caroline Humphreville 2006-07 (MVP ‘83, ‘85) Darren Fagden 1983-84 Belinda Green 1999-02 Abby Koczo 2020-present Alina Faunce 2018-19 (Capt. ‘02) I Rebecca Konkel 1983 Kara Feeney 2010-12 Drew Gunnels 1981-83 Kaula Ilioupoulos 1975 Jana Korsch 1989-92 Morgan Fleming 2016-17 Anna Rae Gwarjanski 2011-14 Kathleen Ireland 1980 Caroline Korst 2014-17 Kara Fredlock 2015-17 Irini Kosta 2002 Laura Finelli 2011 H J Julia Kukla 2018-19 Margaret Fischer 1979-80 Hillary Hahmann 2011-13 Lydia Jackson 2018-present Leonie Kullman 2018-19 Jocelyn Fisher 2020-present Kathryn Hallquist 2003-06 Sarah James 1977 Lee Ann Fleshman 1987-89 (Capt. ‘05) Christina Jarvis 1976-77 L Holly Forbes 1995 Shelly Hansen 1982-84 Ann-Sofie Joensson 1994-97 Alison Lafevers 2003-07

RECORDS & HISTORY Kristen Francis 1999 Kim Hanson 1985 Jennifer Johnson 1991 Jo Dee Lake 1991-93 Molly Frantz 1979-82 Margaret Harris 1989-90 Stephanie Johnson 2005-08 Carol Landry 1981-84 Michelle Harris 1989-92 Karen Jones 1995-98 (MVP ‘81) G (MVP ‘90) (Capt. ‘97, ‘98) Laura Landry 1990 Alison Gallagher 1992-93 Anita Harrison 1986-89 Jennifer Joy 1988 Claire Leddy 1979 Jenna Gallo 2010-13 (Capt. ‘89 • MVP ‘89) Morgan Liberto 2019-present Rita Garay 1990-93 Caitlyn Harrison 2009-12 K Anna Lindberg 1993-95, 97 Beth Gardner 1984-87 Jenna Hastreiter 2004-05 Maddie Kamman 2014-16 Tracy Lindsay 1981-82 Jamie Gardner 1988-90 Sarah Helm 2016-19 Cynthia Kangos 1987 Laura Lloyd 1995-98 Gina Gatti 1982 Sarah Hickinbotham 1994-97 Carole Ann Keating 1975-78 (Capt. ‘98) Victoria Genova 2003-07 (Capt. ‘97) Katie Kelsoe 2016-19 Barbara Logan 1979-82 Monica Geohagan 1994-97 Pam Higgs 1975-77 Kelly Kerr 2000-03 Jane Looney 1975 Amanda Gilbert 2004-07 Shelby Hixon 2009-12 Jan King 1981 Barbara Losche 1976-78 Brittany Gilbert 2013-16 Beth Hobart 1975-77 Michele King 2001-03 Jennifer Lowe 1987-89 (Capt. ‘16) Liz Hobbs 1980-83 Stephanie Kinsey 2012-14 Christina Lu 2016-18 Stacy Gillies 1992-95 Allyson Horn 1980-81 Jennifer Kirrstetter 1985-88 Tanesha Lucoe 2020-present (Capt. ‘93, ’94) Victoria Hove 2013-16 (Capt. ‘88) Kelsie Ludolph 2008-11 Carole Gough 1979 Kym Hucal 1989-92 Aimee Kliewer 2006 Samantha Lugar 2008-11 Emily Graham 2019-present Carrie Huff 1977-79 Stephanie Klotz 2013-16 Cindy Lygutis 1978

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Mary Lyles 1975 Shannon O’Shea 1987 Sandi Sciples 1984-87 V Meghan Lynch 2001-03 Emma Olsson 1998 Bailey Scott 2014-18 Linda Valerio 1982-85 Morgan Scott 2020-present Shannon Van Hoy 2007-10 M P Rosemarie Seaman 1975-79 (Capt. ‘09, ‘10) Bonnie Macdonald 2014-15 Justine Panian 2013-16 Lauren Searcy 2013-16 Tori VanBuskirk 2018-present Justine Macfarlane 2016-19 Brittany Parkey 2012-13 Mary-Kate Sellers 2006-09 Gail Vasterling 1982 Melanie MacKay 1975-78 Alaina Patterson 2000-03 Arlene Semeco 2004-05 Ashley Voelkerding 2019-present Jennifer Mahaney 1990-93 Beth Patty 1980 Georgia Sewell 1991-94 Vanessa Von der Heyde 2006-08 (Capt. ‘93 • MVP ‘92) Meghan Peel 2020-present Kimberly Sharpe 2004-05 Kristel Vourna 2011-15 Amanda Maher 2006-07 Raechel Pera 2001 Donna Jean Sheets 1985-86 (MVP ‘12) Marianne Mancino 1980 Ida Persson 2008-12 Jenny Siegart 1995-96 Charlene Maneki 1975-77 (Capt. 12) Helga Sigurdardottir 1992-94 W Liz Manz 1978-79 Lauren Piper 2011-14 Gunilla Siljeback 1980 Carol Wagner 1978 Eleonora Markou 2003-05 Anne Poleska 2001-05 Jamie Silverman 1985-86 Kate Wallis 1999 Karen Martin 1975 (Capt. ‘02 • Susan Simpson 1985-86 Marcy Warriner 1999-2002 Angely Martinez 2012-15 MVP ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘05) Kim Singer 2005-08 (Capt. ‘02) Leslie Mason 1978 Alex Popa 2011-12 (Capt. ‘08) Dagmar Waxenberger 1978 Paige Matherson 2015-18 Dorie Portela 1988-91 Cami Sink 2001 Yvonne Waxenberger 1978 April Mathis 1995-96 Stacy Potter 1993-96 Savannah Slater 2020-present Nicole Weatherman 2004 Francine Mathot 1994-97 (MVP ‘93, ‘94, ‘95) Mallory Slaughter 1991-92 Kacey Weddle 2007-10 Miranda Matias 2002 Alexis Preski 2017-present Ashley Slayton 2020-present Doris Weibke 1983 Margy McCarthy 2016-17 Morgan Presley 2013-16 Jackie Slingerland 1997-2000 Jane Weir 1979-80 Lisa McClain 1983-86 Kelly Purcell 1987-90 Patti Slucher 1979 Rhyan White 2019-present Paige McCleary 2011-14 Nicole Smith 2018-19 Janna Wiegold 1987 (MVP ‘12) R Lexi Souther 2017-present Carina Wiberg 1987 Erica McCollough 1994 Nicole Raicik 2016-19 Erin Sparks 2005-08 Sharon Wilkerson 1978 Holly McCreless 2000-02 Lisa Raines 1988-91 (MVP ‘07 • Capt. ‘08) Ashley Williams 1987 Charlene McDaniels 1978 Barbie Rank 1994-95 Beth Sprigg Kathy Williams 1979-81 Liz McGiffin 2001-04 Crystal Rasmussen 2003-07 Elle St. Charles 2007-10 Katie Williams 1987-90 Ellen McGrath 1982-85 (MVP ‘06 • Capt. ‘06) Kim Staab 1986-87 (Capt. ‘90 • MVP ‘88) Kensey McMahon 2019-present Regina Ray 1979 Sam Stanley 2012 Teri Williams 1990-93 Chrissy Menendez 2000-01 Ann Reddy 1979-81 Vicky Stanley 1976-78 Elizabeth Wine 1987 Katie Merriam 2001-01 Maria Reed 2018-present Nancy Stephens 1983-85 Melaine Wirtner 1988-89 Tammy Merrill 1987-88 Catherine Reinagel 2009-10 Kellie Stratton 1979-80 Brooke Wise 2000 Ashley Messmore 2004 Caitlin Reyerna 2020-present Allie Surrency 2017-present Michelle Wise 1996-98 Renata Miatto 2000-02 Katherine Rhodes 1992-95 Flavia Sugimori 2001-02 Julia Wolf 2020-present Anne Marie Milling 1980-83 (Capt. ‘94, ’95) Karolina Szczepaniak 2014-17 Kaila Wong 2018-present Hanna Miluska 2005-06 Julie Richards 2007-10 Greta Szilvasi 2019 Ayanna Woods 2016-19 Flora Molnar 2018-present Cindy Riddell 1976-79 Cat Wright 2019-present Valery Monroe 1981 Karin Ridderstople 1990 T Debbie Wright 1975-76 Jenna Montgomery 2008-11 Ellen Riley 1982-85 Kate Tallett 1991-92 Cindy Morris 1979-80 (Capt. ‘85) Kasie Talon 2008 Y Lindsay Morrow 2016-18 Leslie Riley 1980-82 Jill Tappen 1992-95 Marian Yurchishin 2016-19 Emma Murray 2016-19 Emily Ritter 1994-95 (Capt. ‘95) Hannah Musser 2016-18 Nicole Roberts 2007-10 Karen Taylor 1985 Z Katheryne Muth 2012-13 Mary Robertson 1979-80 Karli Taylor 1993-96 Taylor Zablocki 2014-17 Becca Rogers 2004-05 Ryann Taylor 1996-98 Emily Zapinski 2014-17 N Jill Rogers 1983-84 Tara Theilemann 2004-07 Maggie Zblewski 2007-10 Callie Nettles 2011-12 Ann Ross 2001-04 Drue Thorn 1976-78 Jill Zenter 1978 Kathryn Newland 1989-92 Missy Ruffner 1981-82 Temarie Tomley 2015-18 Nora Zhong 1997-98 (Capt. ‘91, ’92) Polina Rukosuev 2020-present Dakota Toner 2014-17 Karen Nicholson 1982 Ragga Runolfsdottir 1990-91 Ginny Trott 2000-01 RECORDS & HISTORY Kathryn Nicholson 2018 (MVP ‘91) Paige Troyan 2008-11 Kim Nicholson 1982-85 Sara Rutledge 1977-78 Erin Tuite 1989 (MVP ‘82, ’85) Sofie Rylander 1991-93 Julie Turk 1976-78 Pernille Nimb 1986-89 Stacy Turner 1982-83 Erika Nist 2016-17 S Karissa Tuthill 2004-07 Mia Nonnenberg 2015-18 Cathryn Salladin 2019-present (Capt. ‘07) Debbie Nuckolls 1976-78 Tracy Salzano 1992 Meme Tynan 1979-80 Betsy Saunders 1974-76 (Capt. ‘80) O Emma Saunders 2013-16 Heather O’Brien 2001 Katie Schroeder 2011-12 U Kacey Oberlander 2017-present Suzanne Schwee 2009-12 Mallory Underwood 2019-present ROLLTIDE.COM 75 Records & History WOMEN’S ALL-TIME TOP 10

50 FREE 1,650 FREE 100 FLY Bailey Scott 21.84 2017 Kensey McMahon 15:53.18 2019 Kristel Vourna 52.16 2011 Flora Molnar 22.29 2018 Mia Nonnenberg 16:04.70 2016 Flora Molnar 52.23 2018 Lindsay Morrow 22.39 2018 Jenna Gallo 16:13.56 2013 Hannah Musser 52.96 2017 Kalia Antoniou 22.42 2018 Ann-Sofie Joensson 16:18.10 1995 Hannah Brinks 52.97 2009 Temarie Tomley 22.54 2018 Marla Brooksbank 16:27.57 1979 Stacy Potter 53.08 1995 Kristel Vourna 22.66 2014 Alexis Preski 16:27.89 2017 Candace Weiman 53.13 2003 Arlene Semeco 22.71 2005 Laurence Bensimon 16:33.88 1985 Rhyan White 53.28 2019 Rania Elwani 22.72 1997 Beth Hobart 16:37.45 1977 Caroline Korst 53.49 2016 Caroline Beene 22.78 2019 Cameron Brown 16:39.92 2019 Suzanne Schwee 53.71 2009 Allie Surrency 22.80 2019 Bonnie Macdonald 16:40.62 2013 Brittany Gilbert 53.75 2015

100 FREE 100 BACK 200 FLY Bailey Scott 48.38 2018 Rhyan White 52.08 2019 Suzanne Schwee 1:57.55 2010 Flora Molnar 48.51 2019 Caroline Korst 52.49 2016 Leah Bird 1:57.66 2013 Kalia Antoniou 48.86 2019 Katie Kelsoe 53.12 2018 Alina Faunce 1:57.98 2018 Emma Saunders 48.89 2015 Katie Coughlin 53.31 2017 Elle St. Charles 1:58.47 2009 Temarie Tomley 49.08 2016 Emma Saunders 53.32 2015 Kaylin Burchell 1:58.53 2015 Ida Persson 49.26 2009 Stephanie Kinsey 53.58 2014 Mia Nonnenberg 1:58.53 2016 Rania Elwani 49.44 1997 Bailey Scott 53.64 2017 Paige Matherson 1:58.66 2018 Allie Surrency 49.59 2019 Brittany Gilbert 53.96 2015 Victoria Genova 1:58.91 2003 Leonie Kullmann 49.78 2018 Stacy Potter 54.07 1994 Hannah Musser 1:58.91 2015 Arlene Semeco 49.85 2005 Temarie Tomley 54.13 2016 Morgan Liberto 1:59.09 2019

200 FREE 200 BACK 200 IM Leonie Kullmann 1:45.09 2018 Emma Saunders 1:53.88 2015 Mia Nonnenberg 1:58.12 2015 Emma Saunders 1:45.90 2015 Rhyan White 1:54.24 2018 Kate Shannon Gray 1:58.15 2010 Temarie Tomley 1:46.89 2016 Katie Coughlin 1:55.16 2016 Kaylin Burchell 1:58.36 2015 Anne Poleska 1:47.21 2001 Brittany Gilbert 1:56.03 2014 Alex Popa 1:58.84 2012 Rania Elwani 1:47.73 1997 Kacey Oberlander 1:56.42 2018 Bridget Blood 1:59.20 2016 Mia Nonnenberg 1:47.89 2017 Morgan Liberto 1:56.87 2019 Emma Saunders 1:59.59 2015 Line Bruun 1:48.34 2016 Katie Kelsoe 1:57.45 2016 Alexis Preski 1:59.82 2017 Lydia Jackson 1:48.34 2018 Lexi Souther 1:57.54 2018 Agustina de Giovanni 1:59.97 2009 Cameron Brown 1:48.34 2019 Caroline Korst 1:57.85 2014 Candace Weiman 2:00.02 2003 Kate Shannon Gray 1:48.64 2011 Jenny Dudley 1:57.95 1996 Alina Faunce 2:00.10 2018

500 FREE 100 BREAST 400 IM Leonie Kullmann 4:39.36 2018 Kaylin Burchell 58.38 2015 Mia Nonnenberg 4:06.99 2016 Kensey McMahon 4:41.64 2019 Bridget Blood 59.05 2016 Kate Shannon Gray 4:09.31 2011 Alexis Preski 4:41.98 2019 Justine Macfarlane 59.54 2019 Agustina de Giovanni 4:10.37 2008 Mia Nonnenberg 4:43.20 2017 Anne Poleska 1:00.08 2002 Alina Faunce 4:11.18 2018 Cameron Brown 4:46.42 2019 Kalia Wong 1:00.35 2019 Alexis Preski 4:11.26 2017 Laurence Bensimon 4:47.16 1985 Agustina de Giovanni 1:00.75 2010 Karolina Szczepaniak 4:13.55 2015 Agustina de Giovanni 4:48.37 2007 Emma Murray 1:01.29 2018 Greta Szilvasi 4:18.18 2019 RECORDS & HISTORY Lydia Jackson 4:48.57 2018 Marcy Warriner 1:01.30 2002 Anne Poleska 4:18.34 2003 Jenna Gallo 4:48.95 2013 Alex Popa 1:01.33 2011 Mallory Underwood 4:18.67 2019 Ann-Sofie Joensson 4:49.15 1994 Morgan Presley 1:01.34 2014 Kensey McMahon 4:18.70 2018

1,000 FREE 200 BREAST 2019-20 Swimmers in Bold Kensey McMahon 9:37.62 2019 Kaylin Burchell 2:07.75 2015 Laurence Bensimon 9:46.52 1985 Anne Poleska 2:07.86 2002 Jenna Gallo 9:48.51 2013 Bridget Blood 2:08.13 2014 Mia Nonnenberg 9:50.59 2017 Justine Macfarlane 2:09.58 2017 Ann-Sofie Joensson 9:52.71 1995 Marian Yurchishin 2:10.48 2016 Alexis Preski 9:56.05 2016 Agustina de Giovanni 2:10.50 2009 Bonnie Macdonald 9:56.70 2013 Alex Popa 2:10:54 2012 Marla Brooksbank 9:58.72 1982 Stephanie Klotz 2:12.42 2014 Nicole Weatherman 10:00.94 2004 Kate Shannon Gray 2:12.77 2011 Agustina de Giovanni 10:00.94 2007 Morgan Presley 2:13.27 2014

76 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History WOMEN’S RECORDS

University of Alabama SEC Championship NCAA Event School Record Aquatic Center Record Record Record 50 Free Bailey Scott Jenny Bradford (Kentucky) Erika Brown (Tennessee) Abbey Weitzeil (California) 21.84 in 2017 22.00 in 2008 21.15 in 2019 21.02 in 2019 100 Free Bailey Scott Christine Magnuson (Tennessee) Erika Brown (Tennessee) Simone Manuel (Stanford) 48.38 in 2018 48.08 in 2008 46.41 in 2019 45.56 in 2017 200 Free Leonie Kullmann Christine Magnuson (Tennessee) Shannon Vreeland (Georgia) Missy Franklin (California) 1:45.09 in 2018 1:43.00 in 2008 1:41.83 in 2014 1:39.10 in 2015 500 Free Leonie Kullmann Caroline Burckle (Florida) Brittany MacLean (Georgia) Katie Ledecky (Stanford) 4:39.36 in 2018 4:34.87 in 2008 4:33.10 in 2016 4:24.06 in 2017 1,000 Free Kensey McMahon Kim Linehan (Texas) Katie Ledecky (Stanford) 9:37.62 in 2019 9:35.05 in 1982 9:08.40 in 2016 1,650 Free Kensey McMahon Tiffany Cohen (Texas) Brittany MacLean (Georgia) Katie Ledecky (Stanford) 15:53.18 in 2019 15:53.85 in 1985 15:36.52 in 2016 15:03.92 in 2016 100 Back Rhyan White Gemma Spofforth (Florida) Gemma Spofforth (Florida) Kathleen Baker (California) 52.08 in 2019 51.57 in 2008 50.46 in 2009 46.60 in 2017 200 Back Emma Saunders Gemma Spofforth (Florida) Gemma Spofforth (Florida) Beata Nelson (Wisconsin) 1:53.88 in 2015 1:50.56 in 2008 1:48.34 in 2009 1:47.24 in 2019 100 Breast Kaylin Burchell Kara Denby (Auburn) Breeja Larson (Texas A&M) Lilly King (Indiana) 58.38 in 2015 1:00.37 in 2008 57.28 in 2014 55.73 in 2019 200 Breast Kaylin Burchell Anne Poleska (Alabama) Anna Belousova (Texas A&M) Lilly King (Indiana) 2:07.75 in 2015 2:08.85 in 2001 2:04.80 in 2019 2:03.18 in 2017 100 Fly Kristel Vourna Christine Magnuson (Tennessee) Erika Brown (Tennessee) Louise Hansson (Southern Cal) 52.16 in 2011 51.00 in 2008 49.85 in 2018 & 2019 49.26 in 2019 200 Fly Suzanne Schwee Emily Kukors (Auburn) Cammile Adams (Texas A&M) Ella Eastin (Stanford) 1:57.55 in 2010 1:54.97 in 2008 1:52.19 in 2014 1:49.51 in 2018 200 IM Mia Nonnenberg Ava Ohlgren (Auburn) Meghan Small (Tennessee) Ella Eastin (Stanford) 1:58.12 in 2015 1:54.97 in 2008 1:51.62 in 2019 1:51.65 in 2016 400 IM Mia Nonnenberg Ava Ohlgren (Auburn) Elizabeth Beisel (Florida) Katie Ledecky (Stanford) 4:06.99 in 2016 4:05.78 in 2008 3:58.35 in 2012 3:56.53 in 2018 200 MEDLEY 1:36.81 in 2018 Florida 1:37.23 in 2008 Tennessee 1:34.26 in 2019 California 1:34.10 in 2017 RELAY Katie Kelsoe Gemma Spofforth Meghan Small Kathleen Baker Justine Macfarlane Caroline Burckle Nikol Popov Abbey Weitzeil Flora Molnar Colleen Healy Madeline Banic Noemie Thomas Bailey Scott Stephanie Napier Erika Brown Farida Osman 400 MEDLEY 3:32.65 in 2019 Auburn 3:33.40 in 2008 Tennessee 3:28.43 in 2019 Stanford 3:25.15 in 2018 RELAY Rhyan White Margo McCawley Erika Brown Ally Howe Justine Macfarlane Kara Denby Nikol Popov Kim Williams Flora Molnar Ava Ohlgren Madeline Banic Janet Hu Kalia Antoniou Emily Kukors Bailey Grinter Simone Manuel 200 Free 1:28.11 in 2018 Tennessee 1:29.07 in 2008 Tennessee 1:26.51 in 2019 California 1:24.55 in 2019 RELAY Flora Molnar Michele King Madeline Banic Maddie Murphy Temarie Tomley Carly Mathes Stanzi Moseley Katie McLaughlin Lindsay Morrow Christine Magnuson Bailey Grinter Amy Bilquist Bailey Scott Brittany Nauta Erika Brown Abbey Weitzeil 400 Free 3:14.37 in 2018 Auburn 3:13.09 in 2008 Tennessee 3:10.45 in 2019 California 3:07.41 in 2019 RELAY Bailey Scott Ava Ohlgren Clair Fisch Izzy Ivey Temarie Tomley Melissa Marik Julie Meynen Katie McLaughlin Leonie Kullmann Emily Kukors Alyssa Tetzloff Ammy Bilquist Flora Molnar Kara Denby Erin Falconer Abbey Weitzeil 800 Free 7:08.70 in 2016 Auburn 6:57.28 in 2008 Georgia 6:52.64 in 2013 Stanford 6:45.91 in 2017 RELAY Emma Saunders Ava Ohlgren Shannon Vreeland Simone Manuel RECORDS & HISTORY Temarie Tomley Caitlin Geary Megan Romano Lia Neal Hannah Musser Melissa Marik Jordan Mattern Ella Eastin Mia Nonnenberg Emily Kukors Allison Schmitt Katie Ledecky 1-METER DIVING Paige McCleary Paige McCleary (Alabama) Lauren Reedy (Missouri) Cassidy Krug (Stanford) (6 Dives) 325.88 in 2014 325.88 in 2014 364.30 in 2017 361.55 in 2007 3-METER DIVING Paige McCleary Paige McCleary (Alabama) Laura Ryan (Georgia) Christina Loukas (Indiana) (6 Dives) 377.70 in 2014 377.70 in 2014 413.75 in 2014 437.75 in 2009 PLATFORM DIVING Carrie Dragland Paige Brown (LSU) Victoria Lamp (Tennessee) Haley Ishimatsu (Southern Cal) (5 Dives) 320.30 in 2009 300.30 in 2008 356.10 in 2014 396.75 in 2013

ROLLTIDE.COM 77 Records & History ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND THE CRIMSON TIDE

From the left - Southeastern Conference Commissioner Greg Sankey, Anton McKee and University of Alabama President Dr. Stuart Bell.

Long one of the nation’s top Crimson Tide’s honorees – McKee, first Crimson Tide swimmer and of the swimming and diving team programs academically, Alabama Connor Oslin, Pavel Romanov and 15th UA student-athlete overall have earned the accolade in the swimming and diving reached a Luke Kaliszak - earned first-team to earn the NCAA Today’s Top same year. high-water mark over the past honors. Alabama swimming and Ten Award. The Top Ten goes As a team, both the men and three years. diving is the first men’s team to to the very best in the NCAA women were named Scholar All- Anton McKee led the way for an have four Academic All-Americans academically, athletically and in America Teams by the College incredible season in the classroom in the same year. Alabama is also terms of character regardless of Swimming and Diving Coaches in 2017-18 when he was named the first school, for either men sport, gender or division. Kaliszak Association of America (CSCAA) the 2017 H. Boyd McWhorter Male or women, to have four student- also earned the SEC Swimming again in 2019. In addition to both Southeastern Conference Scholar- athletes earn first team at-large and Diving Scholar-Athlete of the teams earning the honor, a total Athlete of the Year. honors in the same season. Year as well as NCAA and SEC of 30 Crimson Tide swimmers and McKee was the 11th Alabama Schools are only allowed to Postgraduate Scholarships. divers were named Scholar All- student-athlete to earn the nominate four student-athletes Kaliszak, along with Laurent Americans. prestigious accolades, giving the for the men’s at-large team. To Bams, Robert Howard and While Alabama swimming Crimson Tide the most honors be eligible for the Academic All- Temarie Tomley all earned CoSIDA and diving reached new heights, in the award’s 33-year history. America ballot, student-athletes Academic All-America honors in academic excellence is nothing RECORDS & HISTORY Alabama has earned eight honors must be voted on to one of 2018. In 2019, Bams was named new to the program. since 2000, the most in the SEC eight all-district teams. The the CoSIDA At-Large Team In 2016, Alabama was the over that span. McKee’s win also at-large teams include the sports Academic All-American of the Year, only program in the nation to puts Alabama in first place when of fencing, golf, gymnastics, ice giving UA swimming and diving place three men on the CoSIDA it comes to the men’s side of the hockey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, the honor for the third time in Academic All-American At-Large slate with six. swimming & diving, tennis, water four years. Bams and Howard both Team, when Oslin and McKee McKee was also one of four polo, volleyball and wrestling. earned Academic All-America earned their second such accolade Alabama swimmers to be named to It was the third Academic All- again in 2019 and Howard closed and Romanov his first. McKee the 2017 CoSIDA Men’s Academic America nod for McKee and Oslin, out his career as the SEC Swimmer would go on to be named the 2016 All-America At-Large Team and he the second for Romanov and the and Scholar-Athlete of the Year, CoSIDA At-Large Team Academic was named the At-Large Academic first for Kaliszak. the first time those two awards All-American of the Year. All-American of the Year for the As if that weren’t enough, have gone to the same person in As a team, Alabama was the second consecutive season. Oslin and McKee added even the same year. only school to have both its men’s With its 2017 honors, Alabama more to their already well-stocked The Tide swimming and and women’s teams post better became the first school in the resumes when both earned NCAA diving program has now earned than a 3.35 team GPA in 2016, history of the CoSIDA Academic Postgraduate Scholarships. 25 Academic All-America honors with the women earning a GPA All-America program to put four Alabama followed that season since 2005. The Tide’s 2019 honors of 3.65 and the men posting a men on the at-large team in a up with another amazing one in also marks the eighth time since 3.44. The Tide men and women single season. All four of the 2018, with Kaliszak becoming the 2005 that two or more members were both ranked sixth by team

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GPA and were first and second, The Crimson Tide men have In addition to Bams, Howard, his career by earning Alabama respectively, in the SEC. also earned the spotlight for their McKee, Oslin, Polyakov, Romanov Swimming and Diving’s first NCAA In 2015, the Crimson Tide men academic accomplishments. In and Tomley, six other Tide athletes Postgraduate Scholarship in 1991. and women both posted team 2011 the Tide men were ranked have earned a spot on the CoSIDA Rourke’s inaugural crimson and grade point averages over 3.0. No. 1 nationally with a 3.44 team Academic All-American at-large white honor was followed by back- Alabama’s women were one of GPA. team since 2005 – Kyle Weeks to-back-to-back postgraduate just four teams that finished in On the conference level, (2011 and 2012), Elizabeth Hughes scholarships in the mid-1990s the top 30 both at the NCAA Alabama’s women have earned (2010), Kevin Greer (2009), when Amy DeVasher earned one Championships (29th) and by Southeastern Conference Apostolis Tsagkarakis (2007), from the NCAA in 1996 and Ann- grade point average (16th). Academic Honor Roll honors 419 Guido Arroyo (2006), Stewart Sofie Joensson brought an NCAA The Crimson Tide men were times since the award’s inception Smith (2005). In 1998, Jill DeVasher award back to the Capstone in also in good company in 2015 as in 1984, including an impressive became the first member of the 1997. Jill DeVasher completed one of five teams that finished 242 honors over the past nine Alabama swimming and diving the trifecta in 1998 winning an in the top 10 at the NCAA years. The men have totaled 341 program to earn a place on the SEC scholarship, an award also Championships and posted a team spots on SEC Academic Honor Roll at-large team. bestowed upon her sister, Amy grade point average better than since 1984 and 207 over the past In addition to the Tide’s DeVasher. 3.10. nine years. Academic All-Americans, Austin Mark Jollands was a four- During the 2013-14 academic The Tide’s academic prowess Shirey (2008), Adam Booher time All-American and posted year, Alabama was the only over the past decade is part of a (2011), Dan Armstrong (2011) the fastest 500 freestyle time program in the nation to have rich tradition of excellence. During and Brian Carr (2014) all earned in the conference as a senior in both its men’s and women’s teams his standout career, Vlad Polyakov a place on the CoSIDA Academic 2000 as well as earning an SEC score at the NCAA Division I won a 200 breaststroke World All-Region IV At-Large team over Postgraduate Scholarship. All- Championships and finish in the Championship, finaled twice at the past dozen years. American diver Stewart Smith top-25 by team GPA. the Olympic Games, won a pair Postgraduate scholarships added an SEC Postgraduate The women, which led the of NCAA Championships, five are another area where Alabama Scholarship in 2005. nation in terms of team grade SEC titles and set the SEC 200 shines. A total of ten UA swimmers Kevin Greer, a senior in point average in 2012 and 2013, breaststroke record. He was just and divers have earned 12 2009, not only earned first-team did so again in the fall of 2013, as impressive in the classroom, NCAA and SEC Postgraduate CoSIDA Academic All-America posting a 3.62, 3.47 and 3.68, earning a berth on the prestigious scholarships since 1991. A five- honors, but also came away respectively after finishing second CoSIDA Academic All-American time SEC Champion and the 1991 with the Crimson Tide’s fourth in 2011 and third in the spring of at-large team three years running. NCAA Runner-up off the 1-meter NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. 2014. board, Mark Rourke capped off Adam Booher earned an NCAA

THE BILL BATTLE ACADEMIC CENTER CAREER AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT CENTER

The Bill Battle Academic Center at Paul W. Bryant Hall is the crown The latest enhancement to the Bill Battle Academic Center came jewel in Alabama’s $125 million Crimson Tradition building initiative. in the 2013-14 academic year, when the Susan & Gaylon McCollough Through the auspices of the Crimson Tradition Fund, Alabama took its A-Club Career and Leadership Development Center was dedicated. The former athletic dorm and converted it into a 55,000-square foot state-of- center, located on the second floor of the Academic Center, is a place the-art facility that benefits all 500-plus Crimson Tide student-athletes. where Alabama student-athletes can hone the skills necessary to take the The building’s many amenities includes a 48-seat computer lab with next step in their lives. the most up to date equipment available. The computer lab also houses “We felt like this was the next logical step,” Jon Dever said. “We RECORDS & HISTORY 25 laptop computers that can be checked out by student-athletes for try to prepare our student-athletes with everything they need to be use on team road trips. There are math, English and writing labs as well successful in the classroom and now, with this new center, we can help as individual study rooms. The athletic academic advisor offices are also them prepare for that next step in their lives.” housed in the building along with several study lounges, two 50-seat The center and its staff help student-athletes learn everything from classrooms and a 140-seat classroom. creating a resume to utilizing social media in a professional way to how The classrooms have cutting-edge teaching devices, including digital to interview and network effectively. projectors and “smart boards” that allow instructors to interact with The suite was named for Alabama football letterman Gaylon students on the go. Throughout the building, there are 16 information McCollough and his wife Susan. McCollough was a center on the Tide’s stations that provide student-athletes with news about tutorials, study 1964 National Championship team and an Academic All-America in the sessions and even practice schedules. classroom who was named All-SEC on the field before being drafted by the Dallas Cowboys. ROLLTIDE.COM 79 Records & History

Postgraduate Scholarship in 2011 college transfers are required to Department, undergraduate meeting. They also give the recruit while Weeks earned NCAA and attend nightly study halls. After divisions, and administrative office a tour of the campus and review SEC Postgraduate Scholarships in that, attendance is based on the of the university. The staff offers the services provided by BBAC. 2012. Howard also garnered an individual’s GPA and study needs. career advice and counseling, The dedicated BBAC staff can SEC Postgraduate Scholarship in BBAC is headed by Senior makes sure all athletes are only give guidance and direction. his final season in 2019. Associate Athletics Director for maintaining satisfactory progress Achievement is left in the hands of One of the secrets behind the Student Services Jon Dever. Dever toward their degrees and monitors the student-athlete. If the athlete academic success for Tide athletes is assisted by Stephanie Godfrey, academic eligibility. The advisors wishes to succeed in the classroom is Alabama’s Bill Battle Academic swimming and diving’s academic also secure tutors and schedule as they do in competition, then Center (BBAC). From the moment advisor, as well as numerous study sessions. Alabama’s CASS will provide them a recruit first walks on to campus to other full-time staffers. Joining All these services begin with with every opportunity to achieve the moment an athlete graduates this group are five interns and the recruit’s first visit to campus. their highest goals. with diploma in hand, the more than 60 tutors. The entire The advisors set up individual academic services provided are operation is housed in Bryant Hall. appointments within the outstanding. For the first year at The BBAC staff works as a department of the recruit’s area of the Capstone, freshmen and junior liaison between the Athletics study and accompany them to the

ALABAMA’S ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

2019 Robert Howard

SEC Swimming and Diving Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2018 Luke Kaliszak 2017 Connor Oslin 2016 Connor Oslin

SEC Good Works Team 2004 Sonya Adams 2007 Austin Shirey Karissa Tuthill 2008 Kevin Greer Allyson Angle 2009 Kevin Greer Allyson Angle 2010 Daniel Armstrong Elizabeth Hughes 2011 Kyle Weeks Kelsie Ludolph 2012 Kyle Weeks Callan Buck 2013 Brian Carr Paige McCleary 2014 Paige McCleary In 2019, Laurent Bams earned Alabama’s men’s swimming and diving’s third CoSIDA At-Large Team Philip Dockery RECORDS & HISTORY Academic All-American of the Year following back-to-back honors from Anton McKee in 2016 and 2017. 2015 Paige Matherson CoSIDA At-Large Team 2012 Kyle Weeks CoSIDA Academic NCAA Foundation J.J. Pursley Academic All-American of 2015 Anton McKee All-Region Leadership Conference 2016 Travis Kerner the Year Connor Oslin 2008 Austin Shirey 2003 Adam Hall Emily Zapinski 2016 Anton McKee 2016 Anton McKee 2011 Daniel Armstrong 2007 Austin Shirey 2017 Carlo Rezzonico 2017 Anton McKee Connor Oslin Adam Booher Emily Zapinski 2019 Laurent Bams Pavel Romanov 2014 Brian Carr H. Boyd McWhorter 2018 Luke Kaliszak SEC Scholar-Athlete of 2017 Anton McKee 2018 Braxton Young Christina Lu CoSIDA Academic the Year Connor Oslin 2019 Daniel Kober All-American 2017 Anton McKee Pavel Romanov NCAA Postgraduate Nicole Raicik 1998 Jill DeVasher Luke Kaliszak Scholarships 2005 Vlad Polyakov 1991 Mark Rourke SEC Postgraduate 2018 Laurent Bams Scholarship Paul W. Bryant Stewart Smith Robert Howard 1996 Amy DeVasher Student-Athlete 1996 Amy DeVasher 2006 Guido Arroyo Luke Kaliszak 1997 Ann-Sofie Joensson of the Year 1996 Jill DeVasher Vlad Polyakov Temarie Tomley 2009 Kevin Greer 1995 Amy DeVasher 2000 Mark Jollands 2007 Vlad Polyakov 2018 Laurent Bams 2011 Adam Booher 2000 Mark Jollands 2005 Stewart Smith Apostolis Tsagkarakis Robert Howard 2012 Kyle Weeks 2017 Connor Oslin 2009 Kevin Greer 2017 Connor Oslin 2012 Kyle Weeks 2018 Luke Kaliszak 2010 Elizabeth Hughes Anton McKee 2017 Anton McKee 2019 Robert Howard 2011 Kyle Weeks 2018 Luke Kaliszak 2018 Luke Kaliszak 80 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History 2019 CSCAA SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICANS WOMEN MEN FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM Kalia Antoniou, Sarah Helm, Justine Macfarlane, Kensey McMahon and Knox Auerbach, Laurent Bams, Sam DiSette, Robert Howard, Nicholas Allie Surrency Perera and Zane Waddell

HONORABLE MENTION HONORABLE MENTION Halia Bower, Cameron Brown, Alina Faunce, Leonie Kullmann, Morgan Christian Arseneau, Michael Burris, Hunter Jaynes, Daniel Kober, Kyle Liberto, Emma Murray, Kacey Oberlander, Alexis Preski, Kaila Wong and Maas, Richard Miksi, Nico Perner, Ryan Ratliff and Tyler Sesvold Ayanna Woods

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Pavel Romanov Carl Madden Brent Sagert Dylan Marin Alec Scott Anton McKee Kyle Simpson Michael Messuri Braxton Young Connor Oslin Robert Ramoska 2015 Carlo Rezzonico Matthew Adams Pavel Romanov Taylor Charles Brent Sagert Szymmy Day John Servati Phillip Deaton Kyle Simpson Will Freeman Brett Walsh Clark Garner Brian Westlake Kristian Andrew Wrist Gkolomeev Luke Kaliszak 2013 Jacob Kelsoe Brian Carr DJ Lang Cameron Conners Carl Madden Phillip Deaton Dylan Marin Philip Dockery Anton McKee John Ellis Michael Messuri Clark Garner David Morton Peter Hillyer Connor Oslin BJ Hornikel Robert Howard earned the SEC Men’s Swimming and Diving Scholar-Athlete of Abbas Qali the Year in 2019, giving the Crimson Tide the honor for the fourth year in a row. Travis Kerner Carlo Rezzonico Alex Pujol MEN Tyler Sesvold Dennis Lang Alex Gray 2016 Pavel Romanov Jake Reynolds Andrew Shea Kyle Maas Wyatt Harrison Matthew Adams Brent Sagert John Servati Christian Strycker Richard Miksi Evan Heldman Christian Arseneau Kyle Simpson 2019 Reese Shirey Andrey Tretyakov David Morton Robert Howard Knox Auerbach Hunter Smith Christian Arseneau Brett Walsh Zane Waddell Christopher Reid Lucas Kaliszak Taylor Charles Brett Walsh Cade Auerbach Crews Wellford Austin Jacob Kelsoe Szymmy Day Brian Westlake Knox Auerbach Brian Westlake Rettinghouse Daniel Kober Will Freeman Braxton Young Laurent Bams 2018 George Wong Matthew Adams Alex Robinson Dennis Lang Kristian Jack Blake Andrew Wrist Christian Arseneau Tyler Sesvold Kyle Maas Gkolomeev Michael Burris 2014 Knox Auerbach Andrew Shea Michael Madden Evan Heldman Robby Costine Reece Boyd 2012 Cade Auerbach Christian Strycker Anton McKee Robert Howard Noland Deas Jake Carloni Vlad Caciuc Laurent Bams Andrey Tretyakov Michael Messuri Luke Kaliszak Sam DiSette Brian Carr Brian Carr RECORDS & HISTORY Jack Blake Zane Waddell David Morton Jacob Kelsoe Wyatt Harrison Taylor Charles Cameron Conners Michael Burris Braxton Young Connor Oslin DJ Lang Evan Heldman Cameron Conners Phillip Deaton Taylor Charles Christopher Reid Carl Madden Robert Howard Szymmy Day Philip Dockery Sam DiSette 2017 Carlo Rezzonico Dylan Marin Hunter Jaynes Phillip Deaton Clark Garner William Freeman Matthew Adams Pavel Romanov Anton McKee Max Kennedy-Till Philip Dockery Gilles Gutnecht Wyatt Harrison Christian Arseneau Brent Sagert Michael Messuri Daniel Kober Clark Garner Hunter Hinson Evan Heldman Knox Auerbach Kyle Simpson David Morton Kevin Li Jack BJ Hornikel Robert Howard Laurent Bams Christopher Staka Connor Oslin Kyle Maas Hadjiconstantinou Jordan Lesser Lucas Kaliszak Taylor Charles Zane Waddell Robert Ramoska Richard Miksi BJ Hornikel Alex Pujol Max Kennedy-Till Szymmy Day Braxton Young Christopher Reid Nicholas Perera Jacob Kelsoe Andrew Reeves Daniel Kober Will Freeman Carlo Rezzonico Alex Robinson Travis Kerner Jake Reynolds ROLLTIDE.COM 81 Records & History SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

John Servati Andrew Reeves 2004 1998 1988 2018 2016 Reese Shirey Daniel Rozick Darren Erasmus Mark Jollands Craig Ammon Cameron Brown Caroline Beene Devan Terry Kyle Weeks Igor Erhartic Matt Pendleton Chris McDaniels Sydney Dawson Leah Bird Mike Tontillo Denes Zubcsek Adam Hall Alan Rose Sezin Eligul Bridget Blood Kyle Weeks Tim Hansen Marc Schrader 1987 Alina Faunce Kathleen Coughlin George Wong 2008 J.T. Jones Peter Berndt Sarah Helm Morgan Fleming Andrew Wrist Daniel Armstrong Jesse Maple 1997 Thorbjorn Karlsson Lydia Jackson Kara Fredlock Joe Ziegler Adam Booher Jeff Smith Josh Luber Ricardo Valdivia Katie Kelsoe Brittany Gilbert Luke Zippi Catalin Cosma Stewart Smith Adam McBride Julia Kukla Sarah Helm Kevin Greer James Willcox Marc Schrader 1986 Leonie Kullmann Victoria Hove 2011 Kyle Lee Ben Worby Don Berger Christina Lu Stephanie Klotz Daniel Armstrong Clint McClendon 1996 Filiberto Colon Justine Macfarlane Caroline Korst Alan Axford Sam Morgan 2003 Mike Lamothe Thorbjorn Karlsson Paige Matherson Christina Lu Adam Booher Daniel Rozick Spiros Bitsakis Josh Luber Enrique Romero Emma Murray Justine Macfarlane Jake Carloni Andy Schnack Darren Erasmus Adam McBride Ricardo Valdivia Hannah Musser Paige Matherson Brian Carr Austin Shirey Adam Hall Russell McDowell Mia Nonnenberg Margy McCarthy Kacey Oberlander Emma Murray Cameron Conners J.T. Jones Joaquim Ribeiro 1985 Alexis Preski Hannah Musser Catalin Cosma 2007 Vlad Polyakov Alex Voris Donald Berger Nicole Raicik Erika Nist Phillip Dockery Riley Boulden Charles Reeves Filiberto Colon Maria Reed Mia Nonnenberg BJ Hornikel Tim Cline Jeffrey Smith 1995 Thorbjorn Karlsson Bailey Scott Justine Panian Alex Pujol Luke Dickson Stewart Smith Craig Devitt Ricardo Valdivia Alexis Souther Morgan Presley Andrew Reeves Aaron Fleshner Frank Southon Mike Lamothe Jake Reynolds Apostolis Alexandria Nicole Raicik Kevin Greer Josh Luber 1984 Andrea Rezzonico Tsagkarakis Surrency Emma Saunders Tim Hansen Adam McBride Filiberto Colon Daniel Rozick James Willcox Temarie Tomley Bailey Scott Kyle Lee Rick Richmond Brendan Moynihan Ben Worby Ayanna Woods Lauren Searcy Reese Shirey Hunor Mate David Strassburg Marian Yurchishin Temarie Tomley Devan Terry Clint McClendon Brian Tribble WOMEN Dakota Toner Mike Tontillo Sam Morgan 2002 Alex Voris Kyle Weeks Vlad Polyakov Christopher 2017 Ayanna Woods George Wong Flamion Caroline Beene Marian Yurchishin Andy Schnack 1994 2019 Andrew Wrist Grant Jollands Bridget Blood Taylor Zablocki Austin Shirey Craig Devitt Kalia Antoniou Joe Ziegler Evan Mueller Cameron Brown Emily Zapinski Apostolis Peter Doig Cameron Brown Luke Zippi Tsagkarakis Michael Pigassou Line Bruun Alex Hermeto Natalie Donkle Denes Zubcsek Charles Reeves Kathleen Coughlin Nicos Sezin Eligul 2015 Jeffrey Smith Morgan Fleming 2006 Papadopoulos Alina Faunce Leah Bird Stewart Smith Kara Fredlock 2010 Aaron Ashworth Rick Richmond Sarah Helm Bridget Blood Scott Weaver Sarah Helm Daniel Armstrong Guido Arroyo David Strassburg Lydia Jackson Lisa Bogosian James Willcox Katie Kelsoe Alan Axford Spiros Bitsakis Alex Voris Katie Kelsoe Kaylin Burchell Adam Booher William Burke Julia Kukla Caroline Korst Brooke Elias Christina Lu Emily Facchine Catalin Cosma Darren Erasmus 2001 1993 Leonie Kullmann Oren Azrad Justine Macfarlane Kara Fredlock Kyle Lee Igor Erhartic Darren Brudos Morgan Liberto Grant Jollands Paige Matherson Brittany Gilbert Sam Morgan Chad Frichtl Peter Doig Justine Macfarlane Emma Murray RECORDS & HISTORY Charles Reeves Victoria Hove Clint McClendon Tim Hansen Jamey Myers Kensey McMahon TJ Wolters Hannah Musser Maddie Kamman Andrew Reeves Ryan Latone Juan Lopez Flora Molnar Erika Nist Stephanie Klotz Daniel Rozick Alin Mihalca David Strassburg Emma Murray Jake Reynolds Andrew Neff 2000 Kacey Oberlander Mia Nonnenberg Caroline Korst Andrea Rezzonico Vlad Polyakov Oren Azrad Alexis Preski Kacey Oberlander Bonnie Macdonald 1992 Robert Scrip Apostolis Mark Jollands Nicole Raicik Alexis Preski Angely Martinez Jamey Myers Reese Shirey Tsagkarakis Matt Pendleton Maria Reed Nicole Raicik Paige Matherson Juan Lopez Kyle Weeks Alan Rose Cathryn Salladin Bailey Scott Mia Nonnenberg Denes Zubcsek 2005 Lexi Souther Lexi Souther Justine Panian 1991 Allie Surrency Guido Arroyo 1999 Allie Surrency Morgan Presley Darren Brudos Temarie Tomley 2009 Darren Erasmus Oren Azrad Greta Szilvasi Emma Saunders Mark Rourke Dakota Toner Daniel Armstrong Igor Erhartic Mark Jollands Mallory Bailey Scott Jamey Myers Ayanna Woods Adam Booher Tim Hansen Matt Pendleton Underwood Lauren Searcy Marian Yurchishin Catalin Cosma J.T. Jones Alan Rose Tori VanBuskirk Karolina Taylor Zablocki Szczepaniak Kevin Greer Ryan Latone 1990 Ashley Voelkerding Mark Rourke Emily Zapinski Temarie Tomley Kyle Lee Franck Southon Kaila Wong Craig Ammon Dakota Toner Clint McClendon Stewart Smith Ayanna Woods Kristel Vourna Sam Morgan Marian Yurchishin

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Taylor Zablocki Jenna Gallo Julie Richards Vanessa Von der 2004 1999 1994 Emily Zapinski Anna Rae Nicole Roberts Heyde Bridgett Belyea Jen Buffington Amy DeVasher Gwarjanski Suzanne Schwee Kacey Weddle Andrea Bernthal Sarah Burns Stacy Gillies 2014 Hillary Hahmann Elle St. Charles Maggie Zblewski Jenna Hastreiter Kelly Coellner Anna Lindberg Leah Bird Caitlyn Harrison Paige Troyan Liz McGiffin Keri Coy Katherine Rhodes Bridget Blood Shelby Hixon Shannon Van Hoy 2007 Eleonora Markou Brooke Donoho Helga Lisa Bogosian Kayla de Boer Kacey Weddle Caitlin Anderson Crystal Rasmussen Emily Donohue Sigurdardottir Brooke Elias Emily Facchine Allyson Angle Becca Rogers Jill Tappen Emily Facchine Angely Martinez 2009 Brooke Baldi Ann Ross 1998 Karli Taylor Brittany Gilbert Paige McCleary Caitlin Anderson Melina Bassino Karissa Tuthill Jenny Buffington Anna Rae Katheryne Muth Brooke Baldi Bridget Belyea Nicole Sarah Burns 1993 Gwarjanski Callie Nettles Cameron Bass Hannah Brinks Weatherman Keri Coy Nathalie Dietiker Victoria Hove Brittany Parkey Hannah Brinks Agustina de Jill DeVasher Rita Garay Maddie Kamman Ida Persson Britney Busch Giovanni 2003 Brooke Donoho Stacy Gillies Stephanie Kinsey Alex Popa Olivia Covey Elizabeth Hughes Katherine Karen Jones Jo Dee Lake Stephanie Klotz Suzanne Schwee Lauren Cuervo Caroline Bortenlanger Laura Lloyd Helga Humphreville Caroline Korst Kristel Vourna Lauren Dunn Kathryn Hallquist Nora Zhong Sigurdardottir Julie Richards Bonnie Macdonald Baylee Ellson Alison Lafevers Jill Tappen Nicole Roberts Meghan Lynch Teri Williams Angely Martinez 2011 Kate Shannon 1997 Mary Kate Sellers Elizabeth McGiffin Paige McCleary Callan Buck Gray Tina Andersson Kim Singer Alaina Patterson Keelin McNamara Britney Busch Caitlyn Harrison Tiffany Berry 1992 Erin Sparks Anne Poleska Sarah Musselman Kara Feeney Shelby Hixon Dana Bleich Susan Elizabeth St. Crystal Rasmussen Bartholomew Justine Panian Jenna Gallo Elizabeth Hughes Jenny Buffington Charles Ann Ross Sis Burovac Morgan Presley Caitlyn Harrison Kelsie Ludolph Keri Coy Karissa Tuthill Ginny Trott Jana Korsch Michele Rielly Shelby Hixon Samantha Lugar Jill DeVasher Shannon Van Hoy Candace Weiman Sofie Rylander Emma Saunders Kelsie Ludolph Jenna Jenny Dudley Montgomery Kacey Weddle Nathalie Dietiker Bailey Scott Samantha Lugar Rania Elwani Ida Persson Maggie Zblewski Lauren Searcy Paige McCleary 2002 Monica Geohagan Julie Richards Dakota Toner Callie Nettles Lisa Andersson Sarah 1991 Kristel Vourna Ida Persson Nicole Roberts 2006 Kat Bortenlanger Hickinbotham Meg Bonella Caitlin Anderson Taylor Zablocki Anna Rae Suzanne Schwee Catalina Casaru Ann-Sofie Jana Korsch Emily Zapinski Gwarjanski Mary-Kate Sellers Melina Bassino Kathryn Davidson Joensson Bridget Belyea Suzanne Schwee Elle St. Charles Belinda Green Anna Lindberg 1990 Agustina de 2013 Kate Shannon Paige Troyan Meghan Lynch Laura Lloyd Kathryn Newland Gray Giovanni Lisa Bogosian Shannon Van Hoy Elizabeth McGiffin Francine Mathot Katie Williams Caroline Paige Troyan Kacey Weddle Alaina Patterson Emily Facchine Humphreville Susan Kristel Vourna Maggie Zblewski Anne Poleska Bartholomew Jenna Gallo Alison Lafevers 1996 Ann Ross Dorie Portela Brittany Gilbert Hanna Miluska Dana Bleich 2010 Marcy Warriner Anna Rae 2008 Crystal Rasmussen Amy DeVasher Gwarjanski Allyson Angle Caitlin Anderson Mary Kate Sellers Jill DeVasher 1988 Hillary Hahmann Brooke Baldi Allyson Angle Kim Singer 2001 Maria Elm Charlotte Brock Victoria Hove Cameron Bass Brooke Baldi Erin Sparks Katy Davidson Monica Geohagan Tami Merrill Stephanie Kinsey Hannah Brinks Hannah Brinks Karissa Tuthill Holly McCreless Sarah Stephanie Klotz Britney Busch Britney Busch Hickinbotham Vanessa Von der Lainee Patterson 1987 Lauren Cuervo Angely Martinez Agustina de Heyde Katherine Ann-Sofie Anna Doig Paige McCleary Agustina de Giovanni Bortenlanger Joensson Keelin McNamara Giovanni Lauren Dunn Christine Menedez Laura Lloyd 2005 1986 Justine Panian Carrie Dragland Baylee Ellson Kelly Coellner April Mathis Sonya Adams Anna Doig Brittany Parkey Lauren Dunn Elizabeth Hughes Dawn Coy Francine Mathot Melina Bassino Donna Jean Lauren Piper Baylee Ellson Mary Kate Sellers Emily Donohue Jenny Siegart Selma Beji Sheets Morgan Presley Julie Etterer Jenna Belinda Green Karli Taylor RECORDS & HISTORY Bridgett Belyea Michele Rielly Kate Shannon Montgomery Marcy Warriner Gray Jenna Hastreiter 1985 Chandler Ryberg Ida Persson 1995 Caitlyn Harrison Julie Richards Alison Lafevers Ellen McGrath Lauren Searcy 2000 Dana Bleich Shelby Hixon Nicole Roberts Eleonora Markou Kim Nicholson Ali Smith Sarah Burns Amy DeVasher Elizabeth Hughes Kate Shannon Crystal Rasmussen Kristel Vourna Kelly Coellner Stacy Gillies Kelsie Ludolph Gray Becca Rogers Ann-Sofie 1984 Arlene Semeco Katy Davidson Samantha Lugar Kim Singer Joensson Carol Landry 2012 Kim Singer Brooke Donoho Jenna Erin Sparks Anna Lindberg Kim Nicholson Lisa Bogosian Montgomery Erin Sparks Emily Donohue Elle St. Charles Francine Mathot Callan Buck Ida Persson Karissa Tuthill Belinda Green Paige Troyan Jill Tappen Kara Feeney Catherine Reinagel Shannon Van Hoy Karli Taylor ROLLTIDE.COM 83 Records & History UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING HALL OF FAME

In 1975, legendary Crimson Tide head coach Don Gambril created the Alabama Swimming Hall of Fame to honor those Tide swimmers, divers and related personnel who had made outstanding contributions to the Crimson Tide program through superb performances. Tide swimming legend Jonty Skinner was the first member to be inducted into the Hall of Fame on the strength of his NCAA Championship and world record, both in the 100 freestyle. Since Skinner was inducted in 1975, the Hall of Fame has grown to 49 individual members, the 1960 men’s team and the Tide’s 1970 800 freestyle relay, the first All-Americans in program history.

An athlete must meet one of eight require- ments to be eligible for induction: 1. AIAW or NCAA champion in an individual event 2. Member of the U.S. Olympic Team 3. Finalist at the Olympic Games 4. Member of the U.S. World Championship Team 5. Finalist at the World Championships 6. Pan-American or Pan-Pacific Games individual medalist 7. One male and one female athlete is chosen as Athlete of the Decade for outstanding contribution to the program. 8. An individual or group that is deemed a pioneer of the program. 2011 Hall of Fame Inductee Aaron Fleshner

JONTY SKINNER | 1975 CASEY CONVERSE | 1977 CARLOS BERROCAL | 1979 First member of the Hall of Fame … Earned Set an NCAA record and became the first man Won the 1979 NCAA 100 backstroke title the first individual NCAA championship in in swimming history to break the 15-minute … Earned a fourth-place finish at the 1976 Alabama’s swimming history … His time of barrier on his way to winning the 1,650 freestyle Olympic Games in the 100 backstroke … four- 43.92 in the 100 freestyle on March 29, 1975, in when he went 14:57.30 on March 26, 1977 in year All-American … SEC champion. Cleveland, Ohio, set an NCAA record and U.S. Cleveland, Ohio … Also held the NCAA record Open record … Set a world record in 1976 in in the 1,000 freestyle … Swam for the United MARK TONELLI | 1979 the 100m freestyle … Served as the Tide’s head States at the 1976 Olympics. Finaled in the 200 backstroke at the 1976 coach from 1991-94. Olympic Games for Australia … Won the gold VICKY STANLEY | 1977 at the 1980 Olympic games as part of Australia’s RECORDS & HISTORY JACK BABASHOFF | 1976 1976 AIAW champion in the 50 freestyle, her 400 medley relay … Former SEC record holder Earned a silver medal in the 100 meter freestyle winning effort set an AIAW record in that event. in the 200 backstroke … 200 backstroke runner- and a gold medal as part of the U.S. 400 up at the 1979 NCAA Championships. freestyle relay at the 1976 Olympics … Gold MIKE CURINGTON | 1978 medalist at the 1975 Pan American games … Won three gold medals at the 1975 Pan Am JOHN FOSTER | 1980 Four-year All-American. Games … Won four gold medals at the 1977 The Crimson Tide’s first coach … From 1960 World University Games … four-year All- to 1973 he compiled 123-48 record in dual CHRISTINA JARVIS | 1976 American. meet competition …Coached Alabama’s first Won five AIAW titles, including the 100 and All-Americans. 200 breaststroke in 1976 and the 50, 100 and WAYNE CHESTER | 1978 200 breaststroke in 1977 … Set the U.S. Open First Alabama diver to win an NCAA title, taking ARNE BORGSTROM | 1982 record in 1976 in the 100 meter breaststroke first off the 1-meter board at the 1978 NCAA Won the 1982 NCAA 1,650 freestyle title … … AIAW record holder in the 200 breaststroke, Championships … three-year SEC champion … Named the 1982 SEC Swimmer of the Year … 2:18.79 … U.S. Open and AIAW record holder two-year All-American. Named 1982 Alabama Athlete of the Year … in the 100 breaststroke, 1:04.56. Earned All-America honors four consecutive years … First man to swim the 1,650 freestyle in less than 15 minutes at the SEC Championships.

84 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING HALL OF FAME

ANGELIKA KNIPPING | 1983 Won the NCAA 50 breaststroke title on the way to setting a collegiate record in that event which still stands … Won three SEC titles and earned All-America honors 13 times.

GLENN MILLS | 1983 NCAA 200 breaststroke champion … Member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic team … Member of the 1982 U.S. World Championship Team.

DON GAMBRIL | 1984 Legendary Head Coach of the Crimson Tide … Head Coach of the 1984 U.S. Olympic Team in Los Angeles … Head coach of the 1983 U.S. Pan-American squad … Head coach of the 1991 U.S. World Championship Team … First individual recipient of U.S. Swimming Award.

RICARDO ALDABE | 1984 Marla Brooksbank - Swimmer of the 1970s Finaled in the 200-meter backstroke at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles while competing for Spain, taking seventh … Semifinalist in the JON OLSEN | 1991 MARLA BROOKSBANK | 1992 Swimmer of the 1970s 100m backstroke at the 1984 Olympics … Five-time Olympic medalist after earning four Seven-time All-American … All-SEC. gold and one bronze (gold - 400 medley First female Alabama swimmer to earn individual and freestyle relays in 1992 and 400 and 800 All-America honors all four years of her career freestyle relays in 1996; bronze - 800 freestyle … Gold medalist at the 1979 World University BOB WEBSTER | 1985 relay in 1992 … 1996 Olympic team captain Games held in Mexico … Alabama’s 1979 Most Won gold medals in platform diving at the … Five-time SEC champion … 1991 NCAA Valuable Swimmer. 1960 and 1964 Olympics … Four-time SEC Championship 100 freestyle runner-up … 50, Diving Coach of the Year … Coached an NCAA 100 and 200 freestyle Alabama school record champion and 10 SEC champions. JEFF WADE | 1992 holder … Four-year Alabama MVP … 1991 Swimmer of the 1970s & 1994 U.S. World Championship team … Anchored the 800 freestyle relay that earned MARCELLO JUCA | 1985 Goodwill Games gold medalist … 1991 Pan- Alabama’s first All-America honors at the 1970 Won three medals at the 1983 Pan-American Pacific Games gold medalist … World-record NCAA Championships … 1970 Academic All- Games … Three-time All-American … Member holder as part of USA’s 400 medley relay … America … Three-year team MVP … Three-year of the 1984 Brazilian Olympic Team. Captain of the 1993 U.S. Pan Pacific squad captain … Five-time SEC champion, with three … Four-time 1993 Pan Pacific Games gold individual titles and two relay titles … Three- JENS-PETER BERNDT | 1987 medalist - 50 and 100 freestyle and 400 freestyle time All-SEC … Set SEC records in the 200 IM, World record holder in the 400 IM … Finalist and medley relays … Inaugural member of the 200 backstroke and 800 freestyle. at the 1988 Olympic Games … Two-time SEC U.S. Resident National Team. champion GREG HIGGINSON | 1992 MARK ROURKE | 1991 Swimmer of the 1980s RALPH WRIGHT | 1988 Finalist at the 1984 Olympics, representing Total of 12 All-America honors from 1980 to Swimmer of the 1960s Canada in the platform event … Finalist at the 1983 … Five-time individual SEC Champion … Three year Most Valuable Swimmer … 1968 1992 Olympic Games off the 3-meter board Winner of the 1982 Commissioners Trophy … SEC Most Valuable Swimmer … Five-time SEC … Four-time SEC champion … Became the Member of the 1982 SEC Championship team champion, winning the 400 individual medley, first diver in SEC history to win all three diving … Three year All-SEC. 1650 freestyle, 500 freestyle and 200 backstroke events at the 1991 SEC Championships, … and as part of the 800 freestyle relay … Set Set the school and SEC record holder for the KIM NICHOLSON | 1992 four SEC records during his career … Alabama 1-meter diving event … Runner-up at the 1991 Swimmer of the 1980s RECORDS & HISTORY school record holder in eight individual events NCAA Championships in 1-meter diving. Total of 23 All-America honors from 1982 during his career, including all four strokes and to 1985 … Seven SEC titles, four individual both IMs … part of three school record setting ELLEN (MCGRATH) OWEN | 1992 titles and three relay wins … 1984 and 1985 relays … NCAA Championships qualifier all Member of the 1992 U.S. Olympic Diving Team Academic All-SEC … Member of the 1985 SEC three years of his varsity career. … Finaled off the platform at the 1992 Games Championship team. … 1985 SEC Champion off the 3-meter board … Academic All-SEC in 1985 … Two-time All- America.

ROLLTIDE.COM 85 Records & History RAFAEL ALVAREZ | 1996 ANNE POLESKA | 2004 THE 1960 MEN’S SWIMMING AND Competed for Spain at the 1988, 1992, 1996 Earned a bronze medal in the 200m breaststroke DIVING TEAM | 2009 and 2000 Olympics … Finaled off the Platform at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece … First Pioneer at the 1992 Olympics … Dove for Spain at four Crimson Tide swimmer to earn an individual In the fall of 2009, the inaugural Crimson World Championships - 1991, 1994, 1998 and Olympic medal since the 1984 Games … Swam Tide men’s swimming and diving team was 2001 … 1995 Southeastern Conference Diver in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia inducted in the Alabama Swimming and Diving of the Year … 1995 SEC 1-meter Champion and the 2008 Games in Beijing … Finished Hall of Fame for their roles as pioneers of … 1995 SEC Platform Champion … 1994 and runner-up in the 200 breaststroke at the 2003 what has grown into a championship tradition. 1995 All-American … 1994 and 1995 All-SEC. NCAA Championships … Earned five SEC The 1959-60 team joined their coach, John breaststroke titles … Set the SEC record in the Foster, who was inducted in 1980, in the Hall. BRENT ROBERTS | 1998 200 breaststroke … Set school records in six Five members of the original team, Stroud 1998 NCAA platform champion … Member of individual events and as a member of all five Curran, Stan Walker, Durham Ellis, Bay Lott and the 1998 U.S. World Championship Team … relays. Henry Hagler, were honored during the 2009 1997 and 1998 Southeastern Conference Diver Alabama-Arkansas football game in front of of the Year … Two SEC titles … Eight-time first SUSAN BARTHOLOMEW 92,000-plus fans. team All-American and three-time honorable WILLIAMS | 2004 mention All-American Earned a bronze medal in the triathlon at the AGUSTINA DE GIOVANNI | 2010 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece … First Swimmer of the 2000s STACY POTTER | 2000 Alabama athlete to earn an Olympic medal in a Two-time Alabama MVP … Swam on school- Swimmer of the 1990s sport other than the one they competed in at record 200 and 400 medley relays and 400 1995 NCAA runner-up in the 100 butterfly … the Capstone … Captain of the 1992 Alabama freestyle relay … Ranked in Alabama’s all- 1995 SEC 100 butterfly champion … 12-time team. time top-10 in seven events - 500, 1,000 and first team All-American and 10-time honorable 1,650 freestyles, 100 and 200 breaststrokes mention All-American … Set the 50 and 100 VLAD POLYAKOV | 2004 and 200 and 400 IMs … Finaled in the 200m freestyle school records … Holds the 100 2006 FINA World 200m breaststroke gold breaststroke at the 2007 Pan American Games butterfly and backstroke school records … medalist … Finaled in the 100 and 200m … Set an Argentine and South American record SEC record setter in the 100 butterfly … Swam breaststrokes at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, in the 200m breaststroke … Competed at the on the school-record 200 and 400 freestyle Greece … Competed at the 2008 and 2012 2004 Athens Olympics and the 2008 Beijing relays and 200 and 400 medley relays. Olympics … 2005 and 2007 NCAA 200 Olympics. Breaststroke Champion … Runner-up at the TRAVIS MYERS | 2000 2003 and 2006 NCAA Championships in the APOSTOLIS TSAGKARAKIS | 2010 Swimmer of the 1990s 200 breaststroke … 2005 and 2006 SEC 100 Swimmer of the 2000s NCAA runner-up in the 100 breaststroke in and 200 breaststroke champion … 2007 SEC 12-time All-American, earning three first-team 1994 … 1992 SEC 100 breaststroke champion 100 breaststroke champion … Set the SEC 200 and nine honorable-mention honors … Set … Earned six first team All-America honors and breaststroke record … Set school records in the the 50 freestyle school records, becoming the seven honorable mention All-America honors 100 and 200 breaststrokes … 2004 FINA World second swimmer in school history to go under … Swam on the school-record 200 freestyle and Championship bronze medalist in the 100 and 20 seconds … Set the school record as part of 400 medley relays 200m breaststrokes … 2007, 2006 and 2005 the 200 and 400 freestyle relays and 200 and CoSIDA Academic All-American At-Large Team 400 medley relays … Member of the CoSIDA STEFAN GHERGHEL | 2002 … Four-year Coaches Association Academic Academic All-American At-Large First Team … Won back-to-back NCAA 200 butterfly titles, All-American … 2006 SEC Swimming and Competed at the 2004 Athens Olympics in his making him the first Alabama swimmer to Diving Scholar-Athlete of the Year … Four-year native Greece … Competed at the 2008 Beijing repeat as NCAA champion … Posted the Academic All-SEC. Olympics. third-fastest time in the history of the 200 butterfly, behind only Pablo Morales and ARLENE SEMECO | 2007 BETSY SAUNDERS | 2011 RECORDS & HISTORY Melvin Stewart … 2002 and 2003 SEC 200 2007 Pan Am Games gold medalist in the 50 Pioneer butterfly champion … Finaled at the 2004 and 100m freestyles … Pan Am Record holder Member of the Crimson Tide’s inaugural Olympics in Athens, Greece, taking fifth place in the 50m freestyle … School record setter women’s swimming and diving team … First in the 200m butterfly … Competed at the 2008 in the 50 freestyle … 2004, 2008 and 2012 national championship scorer … First All- Beijing and 2000 Sydney Olympics … 200m Olympian. American … 1974 All-American in the 50 and butterfly silver medalist at the 2004 FINA World 100 freestyles. Championships

LANE BASSHAM | 2004 2004 NCAA 3-meter champion … 2004 NCAA 1-meter Runner-up … 2004 NCAA Championship Diver of the Meet … 2004 SEC Diver of the Year … Member of the U.S. National Team … Undefeated off both the 1-meter and 3-meter boards during the regular season as a senior … 2004 SEC 1-meter champion … 2003 and 2004 SEC 3-meter champion … Top-3 at the SEC Championships eight times, including three SEC titles 86 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Records & History AARON FLESHNER | 2011 CONNOR OSLIN | 2017 PAT GREENWELL | 2019 Posted a top-10 finish off the 3-meter board Backstroke leg on Alabama’s first NCAA Finished his career as the longest tenured at the 2011 World Championships in Shanghai, championship relay, the 2016 NCAA champion coach in Crimson Tide swimming and diving China, as part of the United States National 200 Medley Relay … Member of two NCAA history at 28 years as the diving coach in 2018 Team … Competed at the 2011 World University runner-up relays, the 2015 and 2017 200 ... SEC Diving Coach of the Year a league- Games in Shenzhen, China … Earned top-10 medley relays ... 2016 NCAA runner-up in record six times ... Coached Tide divers to finishes at three straight U.S. Olympic Trials … the 100 backstroke ... 13-time All-American eight SEC Diver of the Year honors ... Coached Three-time U.S. 1-meter champion … Four-year ... Three-time Southeastern Conference 100 a pair of NCAA championships at UA, Brent All-American, earning four first-team and four backstroke champion ... First swimmer to go Roberts (platform/1998) and Lane Bassham second-team honors … Finished as high as third under 45.0 in the 100 backstroke at the SEC (3-meter/2004) ... his divers earned 69 All- off the platform at the NCAA Championships Championships, setting the league record in America honors and won 21 SEC titles since … 2009 Southeastern Conference Diver of the the process ... Finished his career as the fifth 1988 ... 2004 NCAA Championships Coach of Year … Three-time SEC Champion, winning two 100 backstroker in history ... First UA swimmer the Meet .. coached Bassham to NCAA Diver of 3-meter and one 1-meter title … Three-year under 47.0, 46.0 and 45.0 in the 100 backstroke the Meet honors in 2004 ... U.S. National Coach All-SEC … Set the school record off the 1- and ... First UA swimmer under 1:45.0 in the 200 for competitions in China and Canada ... U.S. 3-meter boards as well as the platform. backstroke ... Led off Alabama’s 2015 SEC judge at the World University Games. champion 400 medley relay that set an SEC KRISTIAN GKOLOMEEV | 2016 record ... School-record setter in the 100 and 1970 800 FREESTYLE RELAY | 2019 First three-time NCAA champion in Alabama 200 backstroke ... Member of the Tide’s school- Pioneers swimming and diving history … 2014 NCAA 50 record setting 200 and 400 medley relays ... Leo French, Colin Herring, Jim LaMontagne & freestyle champion … 2015 NCAA 100 freestyle Three-year CoSIDA Academic All-American ... Jeff Wade combined to earn Alabama’s first All- champion … Anchor leg on Alabama’s first Two-time SEC Male Swimming and Diving America honors at the NCAA Championships in NCAA relay title, the 2016 NCAA champion Scholar-Athlete of the Year. 1970 as part of the 800 freestyle relay ... Won 200 Medley Relay … 16-time All-American … the 1970 SEC 800 freestyle title. First UA swimmer under 19 seconds in the 50 LUKE KALISZAK | 2018 freestyle … First UA swimmer under 42 seconds First Alabama swimmer to earn the NCAA’s KNOX AUERBACH | 2019 in the 100 freestyle … 2015 SEC Swimmer of Top 10 Award, given annually to NCAA’s top- Swam the butterfly leg on Alabama’s 2019 the Year … 2015 SEC Championships Swimmer 10 senior student-athletes, regardless of sport, NCAA champion 200 medley relay ... Two-time of the Meet … Four-time SEC Champion … All- gender or NCAA division, based on athletic All-American ... Two-time SEC Champion ... SEC … Broke nine different school records … and academic achievement as well as character SEC record setter (200 medley relay) ... School SEC record holder as part of the Crimson Tide’s and leadership … Swam the butterfly leg record setter (400 freestyle relay and 400 400 medley relay … SEC Academic Honor Roll on Alabama’s first NCAA championship relay, medley relay) ... 2019 Student-Athlete Advisory … All-SEC … Competed for Greece at the 2012 the 2016 NCAA champion 200 medley relay Committee President. and 2016 Olympics, earning a semifinals berth … Member of UA’s 2017 NCAA runner-up in the 50-meter freestyle at the 2016 Games in 200 medley relay … 12-time All-American ... LAURENT BAMS | 2019 Rio … Finaled in the 50m freestyle at the 2015 School record setter in the 100 butterfly and Swam the breaststroke leg on Alabama’s 2019 World Championships, taking seventh. 100-meter backstroke … Part of school record- NCAA champion 200 medley relay ... 12-time setting 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays … All-American ... 2019 CoSIDA At-Large Team PAVEL ROMANOV | 2017 SEC 200 freestyle relay champion … Two-year Academic All-American of the Year ... Two- Breaststroke leg on Alabama’s first NCAA CoSIDA Academic All-American ... SEC Male time First Team Academic All-American ... championship relay, the 2016 NCAA champion Swimming and Diving Scholar-Athlete of the Two-time SEC champion ... SEC record setter 200 Medley Relay … Member of two NCAA Year … SEC Postgraduate Scholarship … NCAA (200 medley relay) ... school record setter (400 runner-up relays, the 2015 and 2017 200 medley Postgraduate Scholarship. medley relay). relays ... Three-time All-American … Two-year CoSIDA Academic All-American ... Finished his RANDY MIDKIFF | 2018 ROBERT HOWARD | 2019 career ranked third all-time at Alabama in the Pioneer Swam the freestyle leg on Alabama’s 2019 100 and 200 breaststrokes ... Member of the The first Alabama swimmer to earn individual NCAA champion 200 medley relay ... 15-time school record-setting 200 medley relay. All-America recognition, earning the honor All-American ... Two-time First Team Academic in the 100 breaststroke in 1973 … scored All-American ... 2019 SEC Commissioner’s Alabama’s first individual points at the NCAA Trophy ... 2019 SEC Championships Swimmer Championships in 1973, giving the Crimson of the Meet ... 2019 SEC Swimmer of the Year Tide it’s first top-30 finish at 28th … set the ... 2019 SEC Swimming and Diving Scholar- school record in the 100 breaststroke … earned Athlete of the Year ... SEC Postgraduate RECORDS & HISTORY Honorable Mention All-SEC honors in 1972. Scholarship ... Six-time SEC Champion ... SEC record setter (200 freestyle relay and 200 medley relay ... School record setter (200 free, 200 & 400 free relays and 400 medley relay) ... World University Games Gold Medalist as part of the United States 400-meter freestyle relay.

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3 GOLD MEDALISTS 14 MARK TONELLI, JOHN SIEBEN AND JON OLSEN OLYMPIC MEDALS SIX GOLD, TWO SILVER, SIX BRONZE Alabama’s Olympic history is long and rich when served as an assistant coach on the United States Backhaus won a silver in the 200m butterfly in 1972 it comes to the Olympic Games. The Crimson Tide squad in 1996 and again in 2000. while Jack Babashoff earned a silver medal in the was best represented at the 1984 Games when 20 In 1992, Jon Olsen started a two-Olympic 100m freestyle in 1976. Alabama swimmers and divers competed in Los run that netted him five Olympic medals, four of In 2004, Anne Poleska and Susan (Bartholomew) Angeles. The 1984 Olympics also saw former Tide which shine gold, making him the most decorated Williams became the first Crimson Tide women to coach Don Gambril serve as head coach of one of UA Olympian. Olsen was the mainstay of the earn medals. Poleska took bronze in the 200m the most successful U.S. Olympic squads in history. USA relay squads in 1992 and 1996. In 1992, breaststroke while Williams changed gears, taking Gambril also served as an assistant coach on four he anchored both the 400m freestyle and 400m bronze in the triathlon. other Olympic staffs: 1968, 1972, 1976 and 1980. medley relays to gold medals and the 800m free In 2012, eight members of the Alabama family Gambril isn’t the only Tide mentor to coach at relay team to a bronze. Along with teammates Jeff made their way to London, led by Kristel Vourna, the Olympics. Current head coach Dennis Pursley Rouse, Nelson Diebel and Pablo Morales, Olsen who after a standout sophomore season, set the was appointed to his first Olympic coaching staff in swam to a world-record finish in winning the 400m Greek 100m butterfly record on the way to a 1980, and was director of the United States National medley relay. The fastest man in the history of 12th-place finish at the 2012 Olympiad. Team for the 1992, 1996 and 2000 Olympics. The the Crimson Tide, Olsen’s leg on the USA’s 400m In the latest Olympics, the 2016 Rio Olympiad, USA team finished first in the medal count in freestyle relay stands was one of the fastest in the Alabama sent seven swimmers, inlcuding return both men’s and women’s competitions in all three history of the sport. Olsen returned for another visits by Vourna, Kristian Gkolomeev (Greece) and Olympiads of his tenure as national team director, taste of Olympic glory in 1996. Selected captain of Anton McKee (Iceland). Jack Hadjiconstantinou culminating with 33 medals, including 14 gold, at the United States’ squad by his peers, Olsen swam (Cyprus), BJ Hornikel (Germany), Christopher Reid the 2000 Olympics which was described by Sports to double gold as part of the 400m and 800m (South Africa) and Abbas Qali (Kuwait) all made Illustrated as the greatest team performance of all freestyle relays. their first Olympic Games. time. In 2012, Pursley served as the head coach of Former Alabama diving coach Bob Webster Reid led the way for Alabama swimmers in British Swimming for the London Olympiad. Jonty was a two-time Olympic champion, winning the Rio, posting a 10th-place finish in the 100-meter Skinner, now in his third stint coaching at Alabama, 1960 and 1964 platform diving gold medal. Robin backstroke. Tide Medalists Alabama Olympians 2016 — RIO 1996 — ATLANTA Max Metzger, Australia Kristian Gkolomeev, Greece Rafael Alvarez, Spain • Bronze Medal - 1,500m • Semifinalist Catalina Casaru, Romania free Jack Hadjiconstantinou, Rania Elwani, Egypt *Glenn Mills, United States Cyprus Stavros Michaelides, Cyprus Mark Tonelli, Australia • Gold Medal - 400m BJ Hornikel, Germany Jon Olsen, United States medley relay Leonie Kullmann, Germany • Gold Medal - 400m & Anton McKee, Iceland 800m free relays (United Flora Molnar, Austria States Captain) 1976 — MONTREAL JACK BABASHOFF ROBIN BACKHAUS Christopher Reid, South Jack Babashoff, United United States United States Africa • Semifinalist 1992 — States • Silver Medal - 100m free 1976 Silver Medal 1972 Silver Medal Abbas Qali, Kuwait BARCELONA 100 Freestyle 200 Butterfly Carlos Berrocal, Puerto Rico Kristel Vourna, Greece Rafael Alvarez, Spain Casey Converse, United Rita Garay, Puerto Rico States 2012 — LONDON Stavros Michaelides, Cyprus Mark Crocker, Hong Kong Alex Coci, Romania Jon Olsen, United States • Christina Jarvis, Great Britain Kristian Gkolomeev, Greece Gold Medal - 400m free Mark Tonelli, Australia Hunor Mate, Austria relay & 400 medley relay, Jeff Van de Graaf, Australia Anton McKee, Iceland Bronze Medal - 800m free Vlad Polyakov, Kazakhstan relay Karolina Szczepaniak, Poland Ellen (McGrath) Owen, 1972 — MUNICH Arlene Semeco, Venezuela United States • Finalist Robin Backhaus, United States CAM HENNING MAX METZGER Kristel Vourna, Greece Mark Rourke, Canada • Finalist • Silver Medal - 200m fly Canada Australia • Semifinalist Mark Crocker, Hong Kong 1984 Bronze Medal 1980 Bronze Medal Ragga Runolfsdottir, Iceland 200 Backstroke 1,500 Freestyle Helga Sigurdardottir, Iceland Colin Herring, New Zealand 2008 — BEIJING Jacques LeLoup, Belgium Stefan Gherghel, Romania • Semifinalist 1988 — SEOUL * Made country’s Olympic Agustina de Giovanni, Peter Berndt, West Germany Rita Garay, Puerto Rico Team, but country Argentina boycotted the Games Hunor Mate, Austria Ragga Runolfsdottir, Iceland Anne Poleska, Germany • Semifinalist 1984 — LOS Vlad Polyakov, Kazakhstan ANGELES • Semifinalist Rafael Alvarez, Spain Arlene Semeco, Venezuela Ricardo Aldabe, Spain JUSTIN LEMBERG JON OLSEN • Semifinalist Australia United States Laurence Bensimon, France Apostolis Tsagkarakis, 1984 Bronze Medal 1992 Gold Medals - 400 *Peter Berndt, East Germany Greece 400 Freestyle Freestyle & 400 Medley Relays Katrine Bomstad, Norway 1992 Bronze Medal - 800 Carole Brooke, Switzerland Freestyle Relay 2004 — ATHENS Carmel Clark, New Zealand 1996 Gold Medals - 400 & Brendan Ashby, Zimbabwe Filiberto Colon, Puerto Rico 800 Freestyle Relays Spiros Bitsakis, Greece Mike Davidson, New Zealand Agustina de Giovanni, Anna Doig, New Zealand Argentina Cam Henning, Canada Igor Erhartic, Serbia • Bronze Medal - 200m Stefan Gherghel, Romania back • Finalist Frank Iacono, France Hanna Miluska, Switzerland Marcello Juca, Brazil Anne Poleska, Germany Angelika Knipping, West • Bronze Medal - 200 Germany breaststroke Justin Lemberg, Australia Vlad Polyakov, Kazakhstan • Bronze Medal - 400m ANNE POLESKA JON SIEBEN • Finalist Free Germany Australia Arlene Semeco, Venezuela Felix Morf, Switzerland 2004 Bronze Medal 1984 Gold Medal Apostolis Tsagkarakis, 200 Breaststroke 200 Butterfly Mark Rourke, Canada Greece • Finalist Susan (Bartholomew) Enrique Romero, Spain Williams, United States Andreas Schmidt, West • Bronze Medal - Triathlon Germany Jon Sieben, Australia 2000 — SYDNEY • Gold Medal - 200m fly Oren Azrad, Israel Tony Portela, Puerto Rico Rafael Alvarez, Spain Spiros Bitsakis, Greece 1980 — MOSCOW Rania Elwani, Egypt *Arne Borgstrom, Norway MARK TONELLI SUSAN WILLIAMS Stefan Gherghel, Romania *Cameron Henning, Canada Australia United States Stavros Michaelides, Cyprus Marcello Juca, Brazil 1980 Gold Medal 2004 Bronze Medal Anne Poleska, Germany 400 Freestyle Relay Triathlon Glen Walshaw, Zimbabwe BBAMA’SAMA’S

CONNOR OSLIN, KRISTIAN GKOLOMEEV, PAVEL ROMANOV & LUKE KALISZAK NATIONAL2016 NCAA 200 Medley Relay Champions CHAMPIONS

Since 1975, a member of thee Crimson Tide swimming and diving teamsms has stood at the top of the awards stand aass an individual collegiate national championampion 22 times. The events range fromm the 50 freestyle to the 1,650 freestyleyle and from 1-meter diving to the platform. In 2016, for the first timeime in its storied history, Alabama hasas also won a pair of won an NCAAA relay titles. Zane Waddell, Laurentent Bams, Knox Auerbach and Robertert Howard winning the 200 medleyy KNOX AUERBACH, ROBERT HOWARD, relay in 2019 and Connor Oslin,, ZANE WADDELL & LAURENT BAMS Pavel Romanov, Luke Kaliszak andnd 2019 NCAA 200 Medley Relay Champions Kristian Gkolomeev combining ttoo take first in the 200 medley relayay in 2016. It was Gkolomeev’s third NNCAACAA title, the most in a career by a CCrimsonrimson Tide swimmer. In 2014, Gkolomeev added his name to the Crimson Tide’s list of NCAA championsmpions when he became the first UA swimmer under 19 seconds in the 50 freestyle, earning Alabama’sma’s 20th collegiate national title. He came back the next year to win the 2015 NCAA 100 freestyle title.le. Jonty Skinner, currently in his third stint as an Alabama coach, won the Tide’s first title in 19751975,, taking top honors in the 100 freestyle in his freshman campaign with an NCAA record of 43.92..92. Christina Jarvis and Vicky Stanley won titles in 1976. Jarvis won the AIAW 100 and 200 breaststrokeststroke championships, setting a U.S. Open record in the 100 breaststroke. Stanley won the AIAW 5500 freestyle crown, setting an AIAW record with her performance. In 1977 Jarvis became the first Alabamama swimmer to repeat as national champion when she successfully defended her 100 and 200 bbreaststrokereaststroke titles while adding the 50 breaststroke crown to her haul. The 1977 season also saw Casey Converse better the American and NCAA records in thee 1,650 freestyle on his way to the awards stand. He became the first swimmer in swimming history toto break the 15-minute mark in the 1,650 freestyle with his national championship swim of 14:57.30. Waynene ChesteChesterr became the Tide’s first diving champion in 1978 winning the 1-meter diving title. Carlos Berrocalrocal KRISTIAN GKOLOMEEV brought the 100 backstroke crown back to the Capstone in 1979 while Arne Borgstrom earnedned Alabama’s 2014 NCAA 50 Freestyle Champion first title of the 1980s when he won the 1,650 freestyle in 1982. 2015 NCAA 100 Freestyle Champion It seemed Alabama owned the breaststroke in 1983 when Angelika Knipping won the women’somen’s 50 breaststroke title and Glenn Mills won the men’s 200 breaststroke title. Diver Brent Roberts added to the Crimson Tide legacy of champions by winning the platform in 1998. In 2002 and 2003 Stefan Gherghel won back-to-back 200 butterfly titles. Lane Bassham captured the Tide women’s first diving title by winning the in 2004 NCAA 3-meter champion. In 2005, Vlad Polyakov went from Olympic finalist to NCAA 200 breaststroke champion in the span of a few short months. Polyakov, who finished first or second in the NCAA 200 breaststroke finals all four years of his career, closed out his Alabama tenure by winning the 2007 NCAA 200 breaststroke championship. JONTY SKINNER ANGELIKA KNIPPING WAYNE CHESTER 1975 NCAA 100 Freestyle Champion 1983 NCAA 50 Breaststroke Champion 1978 NCAA 1-meter Diving Champion

VLAD POLYAKOV GLENN MILLS CASEY CONVERSE 2005 & 2007 NCAA 1983 NCAA 200 Breaststroke Champion 1977 NCAA 1,650 Freestyle Champion 200 BreaststrokeBreaststtrokokeCe CChampionhamh pion

ARNE BORGSTROM VICKY STANLEY 1982 NCAA 1,650 Freestyle Champion 1976 AIAW 50 Freestyle Champion

LANE BASSHAM 2004 NCAA 3-meter Diving Champion

CARLOSCARLOS BERROCALBERR BRENT ROBERTS 197911979 NCAA 100 BackstrokeB Champion 1998 NCAA Platform Diving Champion

Christina Jarvis is the Crimson Tide’s all- time leader with five STEFANSTEFAN GHERGHELGHERGH collegiate national 20022002 & 2003 NNCAACAA 22000 championships, ButterflyButterfly ChampionChampion repeating as the AIAW 100 and 200 breaststroke champion in 1976 and 1977 as CHRISTINA JARVIS well as adding the 50 1977 AIAW 50, 100 & 200 breaststroke champion Breaststroke Champion; 1976 in 1977. AIAW 100 & 200 Breaststroke Champion Records & History TTHEHE DDONON GGAMBRILAMBRIL OOLYMPICLYMPIC PPOOLOOL

AT THE ALABAMA AQUATIC CENTER

The Alabama Aquatic Center, home of the Among the renovations to the Don Gambril claim occurred when Martin Zubero set a Crimson Tide men’s and women’s swimming Olympic Pool area are new 7.5- and 3-meter world record in the 200-meter backstroke and diving programs underwent a $21 million diving platforms, an athletic training room (1:56.57) during the 1992 Rammer Jammer renewal and renovation that came online as well as expanded deck space, sectional Invitational. during 2019. glass roll-up doors along the west side of It was not the first time that Zubero “This facility gives us an incredible training the building, new pool deck surface, ceiling, had a ‘good’ time at the Alabama Aquatic environment and puts everything we need lighting and spectator seating. Center. He set a U.S. Open record in the 200 right in one place,” UA head coach Coley The renovation also includes a new team yard backstroke (1:43.40) at the 1990 SEC Stickels said. “It’s an amazing benefit for our suite that houses locker rooms for both teams Championships. student-athletes to have two training courses, as well as a nutrition station, team meeting Further proof was offered by the legendary plenty of room for dryland training, a training room and a team lounge as well as coaches’ Tracy Caulkins, who set a pair of American

RECORDS & HISTORY room and nutrition room as well as locker offices and conference room. records at the AQC, a short time after the rooms, team lounge and our offices and Even prior to the renovations, the Alabama pool opened. meeting rooms all in one facility. It gives us an Aquatic Center had a well-earned reputation The Crimson Tide has built an impressive amazing home.” for housing one of the fastest pools not only reputation for winning in the Aquatic Center. The project took the existing 25-yard in the Southeastern Conference, but in the In addition to a slew of home dual meet wins, indoor pool on the east side of the facility, nation. the Tide won SEC men’s titles at home in 1982 removed its roof and expanded it to a 25-yard The pool bears the name of the man who and 1987. by 25-meter pool, while increasing the depth spearheaded its construction. Don Gambril, The Aquatic Center’s main competition of the pool to accommodate the additions of long time Alabama mentor and head coach pool is 25-yards by 50-meters. It is 6.5 feet 1-meter and 3-meter springboards for diving. of the 1984 United States Olympic Team, deep at its shallowest point and 18 feet at “Long considered one of the nation’s oversaw the competition pool of the aquatic its deepest. When set up for long-course fastest pools, the expansion and complete center from concept to completion and then competition, the pool boasts eight nine-foot renovation of the Alabama Aquatic Center watched the Crimson Tide’s home become wide lanes. When setup for short course, the brings the entire facility up to a championship one of the toughest places in the nation for pool can accommodate up to 17 nine-foot standard,” UA Director of Athletics Greg Byrne an opposing team to come in and win. Prior wide lanes. said. “The changes and additions enhance to the 2002 season, the pool where he ruled our training and competition environment was renamed the Don Gambril Olympic Pool. and give our swimming and diving programs One aspect that has not changed is the everything they need to be successful at the facility’s reputation as one of the fastest pools highest levels.” in the country. A ringing testament to this 92 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING