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2004-05TABLE Season HighlightsOF CONTENTS 2-3 HeadCOACHING Coach STAFF Bill Roberts October2005-06 SCHEDULE Coaching Staff 4-5 Alma Mater Springfield 92 15 Geo. Washington/Loyola 12 Noon 2005-06 Season Outlook 6-7 Year at Navy Third 22 Johns Hopkins 11 a.m. 2005-06 Roster 8 Navy Record 18-15 29 at UMBC 12 Noon Meet the Midshipmen 9-21 Career Record 57-51 (Five Seasons) 2004-05 Season In Review 22-23 Phone (410) 293-3012 November Coaching History / Yearly Records/Captains 24 E-Mail [email protected] Year-by-Year Results 25-27 12 at Bucknell / vs. Lafayette 2 p.m. 19 Brown / Dartmouth 12 Noon The Army-Navy Series 28 Assistant Coach Adam Kennedy Conference Meet History 29 Alma Mater Davidson 01 Records 30-31 Year at Navy Second December The United States Naval Academy 32-34 Phone (410) 293-5834 1 Army 7:15 p.m. The EISL / The Patriot League 35 E-Mail [email protected] Lejeune Hall 36 January Diving Coach Joe Suriano 7 Harvard 3:30 p.m. Alma Mater Michigan 70 14 at Cornell / vs.Yale 12 Noon Year at Navy 28th 28 Penn 3 p.m. LocationNAVY QUICK FACTS Annapolis, Md. Phone (410) 293-2970 Superintendent: Vice Adm. Rodney P.Rempt, USN E-Mail [email protected] February Director of Athletics Chet Gladchuk 11 at Princeton / vs. Columbia 1 p.m. Nickname Midshipmen, Mids 23-25 *Patriot League Championship School Colors Navy Blue and Gold Home Pool Lejeune Hall (1,000) O162004-05 Lafayette RESULTS W 202-82 March Conferences EISL, Patriot League O18 Rider W 175-120 2-4 %EISL Championship O23 Johns Hopkins W 141-96 10-12 ^NCAA Diving Zone O29 UMBC L 122-121 Championship N10 George Washington W 155-82 23-25 #NCAA Championship SPORTS N13 Bucknell W 234-66 N13 UNC Wilmington W 167-131 Home Meets in Bold at Lejeune Hall N20 at Brown W 134-107 SwimmingINFORMATION SID Justin Kischefsky *Patriot League Championship –– Annapolis, Md. N20 vs. Dartmouth W 162-81 %EISL Championship —— East Meadow, N.Y. Phone (410) 293-8772 D2 at Army W 130-113 Fax (410) 293-8954 ^NCAA Zone Diving Championship –– J8 at Harvard L 187-113 Annapolis, Md. E-mail [email protected] J15 Cornell L 122-121 #NCAA Championship —— Atlanta, Ga. Website www.navysports.com J15 Yale W 136-107 J29 at Penn L 130-113 F5 Princeton L 167-133 F12 at Columbia L 166-134 TEAM F24-26 Patriot League Meet First 822.5 pts. M3-5 EISL Meet Eighth 686 pts. 2004-05INFORMATION Overall Record 10-6 2004-05 Patriot League Meet Finish First (822.5) 2004-05 EISL Meet Finish Eighth (686) Letterwinners Returning/Lost 21/5 Newcomers 13 The 2005-06 On the cover – Navy’s 2005-06 Senior Class Men’s Swimming and Diving Team
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Pictured is the 2004-05 team just after completing the 2004 Sunfest Open Water Swim.
BRING IT IN. 2005 team cap- tain Jake Keefe leads the team just prior to champi- onship competition.
SHARING THE WIN. Joe Smutz acknowledges his teammates just after a victorious relay in EISL competition
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Eight members of the great class of 2005 were honored for their time and accomplishments during their final home meet.
IN GREAT COMPANY. Kevin Teague '07, pictured with EISL High Point Winner & Harvard distance standout John Cole and Olympic champion Rowdy Gaines, was named the 2005 EISL Diver of the Meet in March.
NAVY RACE CLUB. Mike Linn, Joe Smutz and Danny Flemming placed among the top eight swimmers in the 100 freestyle at the 2005 Patriot League Championship. 3 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING
HEAD* COACH BILL ROBERTS THIRD YEAR SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE ‘92 Bill Roberts begins his third season as the head ROBERTS’ HISTORY coach of the Navy men s Hometown Aurora, N.Y. swimming program this fall, Education B.S., Springfield 92; M. Ed., East Carolina 96 as well as his sixth year at the Naval Academy. During his initial season 1992-94COACHING BACKGROUND Head Coach,Wells College (Women) as the program s mentor, 1994-96 Graduate Assistant Coach, East Carolina (M&W) Roberts coached the 1996-97 Assistant Coach,Villanova (M&W) Midshipmen to the 2003-04 1997-2000 Assistant Coach, U.S. Naval Academy (Men) Patriot League title, a sixth- 2000-03 Head Coach, Colgate (M&W) place finish at the Eastern 2003-pres. Head Coach, U.S. Naval Academy (Men) Intercollegiate Swimming League meet and returned work once again at the Naval Academy. This position means the Navy to the NCAA National world to me. Championship for the first The goals of the program are to provide an environment that time since 1996. Along the will allow every team member to reach their potential academically, way, his swimmers won 10 individual and relay titles at the Patriot athletically and personally. We want to be the premier service acade- League meet and captured the 400 freestyle relay event at the EISL my for those interested in swimming and diving in college. championship. Additionally, it is our expectation that we will annually compete for a Last season, Navy again won the Patriot League title and record- conference championship while sending athletes to the NCAA and ed the program s highest regular season winning percentage —— 62.5 Olympic Trial meets. percent —— in five years and its most victories —— 10 —— in seven sea- A 1992 graduate of Springfield College, where he was a four-year sons. The season ended with Joe Smutz and Mike Linn competing in letterwinner and served as team captain for two seasons, Roberts multiple events at the prestigious World Championship Trials in began his coaching career upon graduation as the head coach of the Indianapolis, Ind. women s team at Wells College in his hometown of Aurora, N.Y. After Roberts first arrived at Navy during the summer of 1997 when two seasons at Wells, he served as a graduate assistant coach at East he joined Lee Lawrence s coaching staff as an assistant coach. In three Carolina, during seasons together, the Lawrence-Roberts duo guided Navy to a 27-10 which time he record, including an 18-9 mark in the Eastern Intercollegiate earned a master s Swimming League. Roberts coached Navy s 200 freestyle relay team degree in athletic that won the 1999 EISL title, and helped develop sprinter Clint administration. In Cornell into a 2000 Olympic Trials appearance and to the 2001 EISL the summer of 1996, 50-yard freestyle title. he joined the After three seasons at Navy, Roberts took over as head coach of Villanova program the men s and women s swimming teams at Colgate. During the for one year before 2002-03 season, the Colgate women placed fourth in the Patriot coming to the Naval League, the program s highest finish since an identical showing during Academy. the 1996-97 campaign. His men s teams placed fifth in the Patriot Roberts, 35, and League during each of his seasons in Hamilton, which was highlighted his wife, Nicole, have during the 2002 season by Matt Vuturo becoming the program s first three sons —— Will, individual swimming champion in six years. age six, Nick, age Dreams do come true, said Roberts upon accepting the posi- four, and Jackson, age tion of head coach at Navy. To coach swimming at the U.S. Naval two. Academy is an opportunity of a lifetime. I feel blessed to have served at such a wonderful school as Colgate, and to now have the chance to
YEARLYYear Team DIVISION W-L PLCI HEAD Place COACHING PLC Titles (I/R) RECORD EISL Place EISL Titles (I/R) NCAA Place 2001 Colgate Men 5-6 Fifth (327.5) 0 (0 / 0) n/a n/a n/a 2001 Colgate Women 6-5 Fifth (414) 2 (2 / 0) n/a n/a n/a 2002 Colgate Men 6-6 Fifth (396) 1 (1 / 0) n/a n/a n/a 2002 Colgate Women 7-5 Fifth (372) 0 (0 / 0) n/a n/a n/a 2003 Colgate Men 6-8 Fifth (365) 2 (2 / 0) n/a n/a n/a 2003 Colgate Women 9-6 Fourth (494) 1 (1 / 0) n/a n/a n/a 2004 Navy Men 8-9 First (810) 10 (5 / 5) Sixth (659.5) 1 (0 / 1) 28th (14) 2005 Navy Men 10-6 First (822.5) 7 (3 / 4) Eighth (686) 0 n / a Overall 57-51 —— 23 (14 / 9) —— 1 (0 / 1) ——
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WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM JOE SURIANO ENS. ADAM KENNEDY DIVING COACH ASSISTANT COACH 28TH SEASON SECOND SEASON Joe Suriano begins his 28th season as Navy s Adam Kennedy begins his second season as a diving coach. Under his tutelage, nine divers on member of the Navy coaching staff and his third Navy s men s team and two divers on the year as an assistant to head coach Bill Roberts. women’s team have qualified for 19 NCAA Kennedy guided Navy s sprint and breast- Division I Championships. All told, his divers have stroke groups to four NCAA B cut times last earned 14 Division I All-America accolades. season and saw Joe Smutz and Mike Linn compete at the World One of the highlights of his coaching career came in 1991 when Championship Trials in both the 50 and 100 freestyle events. In addi- he was named as the Division II Coach of the Year after Stacia Johnson tion, Kennedy s swimmers qualified for a trio of relay events and sev- captured the NCAA title. eral individual events at the USA Swimming National Championship. Suriano earned a bachelor s degree from Michigan in 1970 and a Prior to his arrival at Navy, Kennedy was an assistant coach to master s degree from Eastern Michigan in 1978. Prior to coaching at Roberts at Colgate and served as a graduate assistant at Ohio. Navy, he served as the diving coach at Eastern Michigan (1971-72) and Kennedy swam on the collegiate level at Davidson, earning four Vanderbilt (1973-78). letters during his career. His prep career included swimming for Ben Suriano was named an International Olympic Committee diving Davis and the Tualatin Hills Swim Club and for Sunset High School in expert in 1985 and conducted a 21-day clinic for 30 diving coaches in Portland, Ore. New Delhi, India. In 1994, he was named an official and an assistant diving coach for U.S. Diving at the Dive Canada International Championships. He also served as an official in 1995 at the World KENNEDY’S HISTORY University Games in Fukouka, Japan, and at the World Military Games Hometown Portland, Ore. in Rome, Italy. He also served as a diving coach at two U.S. Diving Education B.A., Davidson 01; Masters, Ohio 04 National Training Camps and was named to the 1995-96 U.S. Diving 2002-03 Assistant Coach/ Interim Head Coach, Colgate national coaching staff. Most recently, he directed the American diving 2003-04 Graduate Assistant Coach, Ohio team at the 1999 World Military Games in Zagreb, Croatia. Suriano 2004-pres. Assistant Coach, U.S. Naval Academy completed a term as the chairman of the NCAA Swimming and Diving Rules Sub-Committee on Sept. 1, 2001. In addition to his 91 honor from the NCAA, he also has been named the Patriot League Diving Coach of the Year and the Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League Diving Coach of the Year during his tenure at Navy.
HometownSURIANO’S HISTORY Dearborn, Mich. Education B.S., Michigan 70; M. Ed., E. Michigan 78 SUPPORT STAFF NCAA Coach of the Year 1991 Patriot League Coach of the Year 1992, 2005 Eastern Women s Swimming League Coach of the Year 1997
SURIANO’S HONOR ROLL OF
NCAADIVERS D1 Qualifiers Elizabeth Peterson 1999, 2000 Arthur Conley 1983 Kevin Teague 2004, 05 Bill McCormack Lt. Cmdr. Carther F. Lt. Cmdr. Kyle 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86* Jorgensen, USN Kliewer, USN 3-Meter League Champ. Brad Baell 1989 Officer Representative Faculty Representative Stacia Johnson 1989, ’91, ’92 Paul Feduchak 1990 Darcy Stuart 1997 Stacia Johnson 1991, 92 Elizabeth Peterson 1999, 2000 Nate Smith 1993*, ’94*, ’95*, ’96* Kevin Teague 2004, 05 Darcy Stuart 1994*, ’96* Bay Dobbins 1996, ’97 Eastern Champ. Jonathan Schiffelbein 2000 Stacia Johnson 1992 (1 & 3) Thatcher Carr 2001 Darcy Stuart 1997 (1) Kevin Teague 2004 Nate Smith 1993 (1 & 3), * Named All-America ’94 (1 & 3), ’95 (1 & 3), ’96 (1 & 3) 1-Meter League Champ. Eric Ruden Justin Livezy Bill Dobbins 1997 (1 & 3), ’98 (1) Stacia Johnson 1989, ’91, ’92 Swimming Administrator Strength Coach Kevin Teague2004 (3), 05 (1 & 3) Darcy Stuart 1996 5 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING
The Navy men s swimming and diving team has won the Patriot assistant swimming coach Adam Kennedy had a solid first season and 2005-06League title in each of the two years OUTLOOK the Mids have competed in the will look to continue doing great things with the team. championship, but in vastly different styles. We have a committed and proven group of seniors who will do Two years ago, Navy won 12 event titles on its way to totaling a terrific job leading the team this year. With hard work and a little 810 points and winning the championship in its home pool of Lejeune luck, I hope and expect to see many people reaching their personal Hall. best all season long. The Mids won two fewer events last year but, thanks to the depth of the team, scored an additional 12 points to again claim the conference championship by nearly 200 points. ReturnersBACKSTROKE——Josh Andres, Eric Bond, Chris Jenkins, Mike Linn, Kurt This season, head coach Bill Roberts hopes to combine individual Lobaugh, John Lyles, Danny Mizelle, Kevin Mukri excellence and even greater depth into a third-straight Patriot League Newcomers ——Kyle Abner, Brooks Cameron, Preston Mihalko, Billy championship. Vey Leading the way individually this season are seniors Mike Linn and Joe Smutz, along with junior Kevin Teague. Mukri holds both backstroke records at Navy and has won a pair Linn and Smutz both earned Honorable Mention All-America of Patriot League titles in the stroke during his two years. Mizelle honors in a pair of relay events at the 2004 NCAA Championship, and placed fourth in the 200 back at last spring s Patriot League meet and have combined to reach the finals in 11 of their 12 individual events at reached the consolation final in the event at the EISL championship. Linn has scored points in the 100 back at both league meets in each of the last two years. Backstroke will be a strong event for Navy this year, said Roberts. In addition to Mukri and Mizelle returning after solid seasons, we have several athletes who I feel will step up and round out this event for us during both the duals meets and championships.
ReturnersBREASTSTROKE—— Christopher Jenkins, Jimmy Jones, John Kennedy, Kevin Kysiak, Mike Lowhorn, Justin Wells Newcomers —— Ari Molina,Alex Oldenkamp, Dan Warner
Kysiak and Kennedy each scored points in both breaststroke events at last year s Patriot League meet, with Jenkins also reaching the 200 breast final at the championship. In addition, Kennedy and Lowhorn scored for the Mids in both breast Mike Linn events at the EISL championship. Everyone is going to be counted on in this event, said the Patriot League Championship. Both swimmers also competed on Roberts. It starts with goal setting and training. I expect that the national level after the end of the 2005 regular season with with greater numbers, despite the loss of front-line breaststroker appearances at the World Championship Trials and the ConocoPhillips Brian DeMell, we should be more competitive in this event. National Championship. In a long line of talented Navy divers to have competed under Joe Suriano,Teague is on the verge of moving his name to the top of the ReturnersBUTTERFLY—— Steve DeLeonibus, Christian Foschi, Ian Getzler,Tyler list. He was selected as the diver of the year at both league champi- Hill, Kurt Lobaugh, Brad Penley, Brad Snyder,Andrew Thorn onships last season and has posted a combined 61-3 record during Newcomers —— Sam Graessle, Preston Mihalko, Billy Vey Navy s dual meets over the past two years. Even with the talented trio, depth should again be a factor as the Hill emerged as Navy s top butterfly swimmer at last year s Mids attempt to win the program s third Patriot League title in as league championships, reaching the finals in both events at the Patriot many years. Navy returns 17 athletes who scored points in an individ- League meet —— setting the school record in the 200 fly in the ual event at the 2005 Patriot League Championship, with those ath- process —— and scoring in both at the EISL championship, as well. In letes combining to total 29 appearances in an individual event final. addition, Getzler finaled in the 200 fly at both league meets, Penley But Patriot League success is only part of the team goals for the scored in the 100 fly at the Patriot League meet and Foschi scored at 2005-06 season. The Mids also will be competing at the traditionally the EISL championship. strong Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League Championship, a meet Several new swimmers came into this event for us last year, the Navy program has taken part in since its inception over 40 years said Roberts. Towards the end of the regular season we finally were ago, and look to qualify both individuals and relay teams to the NCAA able to show signs of our potential. This year, we will continue to Championship for the second time in three years. work hard in the fly events to round out our entire lineup and make By continuing to offer and create the best environment possible, us more competitive as a team. we will put ourselves in the best position we can to reach or surpass our goals for the upcoming season, said Roberts. Looking at the team this season, our depth is stronger than it was in 2005. Diving coach Joe Suriano continues to do a terrific job with the divers and
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ReturnersFREESTYLE—— –– Eric SPRINTBond, Christian Foschi, Mike Linn, John Lyles, Brad ReturnersINDIVIDUAL—— Andy MEDLEY Bockus, Eric Bond, Steve DeLeonibus, Penley,Andrew Plumb, Joe Smutz, Matt Wood Christopher Jenkins, Jimmy Jones, John Kennedy, Mike Lowhorn, Danny Newcomers —— Preston Mihalko,Alex Oldenkamp, Joe Unruh Mizelle,Andrew Thorn, Josh Wells. Newcomers ——Kyle Abner, Sam Graessle, David Guthmann, Billy Linn swept both sprint freestyle events at last year s Patriot Vey, Dan Warner League championship, with Smutz placing second in each event, as well. The duo finaled in the 50 at the EISL meet, with Linn placing fourth Navy had great success in the IM events at last year s Patriot and Smutz sixth at the EISL championship. Flemming joined Linn and League meet. The Mids saw four swimmers score points in the 200 IM Smutz in reaching the 100 free finals at the Patriot League meet. and four reach the final in the 400 IM. Of that group, only Chris We have great depth and potential for the sprints this season, Speicher, who scored in both events at both league meets, does not said Roberts. The training environment will be ideal for producing return. Jenkins is considered the top returning overall swimmer in the some terrific performances throughout the season. Look for the duo medley events after placing eighth in the 200 IM at the Patriot League of Mike Linn and Joe Smutz to capitalize on all of the work they have meet, with Thorn also back after scoring in a combined three medley put in since the end of the 2005 season. events during Navy s championship season. This will be the most interesting event for us this year, said Roberts. Gone are front-line guys like Brian Demell and Chris Speicher, but returning after late season surges are Chris Jenkins and Joe Smutz Andrew Thorn. New to the fold are a group of guys with the poten- tial to keep us competitive throughout the dual meet season. By the time championships begin, I expect from our depth will emerge addi- tional leaders in this event.
ReturnersDIVING —— Adam Niekras, Kevin Teague, Zach Templin Newcomers —— Sam Curlee, Jonathan Galinski
After a freshman year which saw him total a 30-2 dual-meet record, win both boards at the Patriot League meet and claim the three-meter title at the EISL meet, Kevin Teague had an even better sophomore year last season. He finished the year with a 31-1 record during the regular season and won both boards at each league cham- pionship. In addition, Niekras and Templin are back for their sopho- more years, one year after scoring on both boards at both league meets. ReturnersFREESTYLE—— ––Danny MIDDLE Flemming,Tyler DISTANCE Hill, Christopher Jenkins, Kevin Kevin is already considered one of the top all-around divers to Mukri, Greg Schmucker,Andrew Thorn attend the Naval Academy, said Suriano. He hopes to have a great Newcomers —— Brooks Cameron, David Guthmann junior year by continuing his dual-meet record, winning titles again at both league meets and returning to the NCAA Championship as he Mukri, Flemming and Thorn placed 2-3-4 in the 500 free at the did as a freshman. 2005 Patriot League meet, with Flemming and Jenkins placing 2-3 in Zach is a very talented diver and Adam has the potential to be a the 200 free. Flemming would go on to score in both events at the great one, as well. EISL meet. We will continue to be solid in this event, said Roberts. With several experienced middle distance swimmers on the team, we should be competitive every single weekend. The one aspect we are very well aware of is that almost every team we swim is equally as strong in middle distance freestyle. That is the challenge for us in these events.
ReturnersFREESTYLE——Josh –– Andres,AndyDISTANCE Bockus, Ian Getzler, Brad Snyder Newcomers —— David Guthmann, Brandon Wiedower
The Mids accounted for five of the top-12 finishers in the 1650 freestyle at last year s Patriot League meet, and of that quintet only Jake Keefe (12th) is not returning for the Mids. Back for Navy is Snyder (7th),Thorn (9th), Bockus (10th) and Getzler (11th). Bockus and Getzler would also score points for the Mids in the 1000 free at the EISL championship. Despite the loss of 2004-05 team captain Jake Keefe, the combi- Kevin Teague nation of newcomers and greater experience for the returners should make us equally as competitive this coming season, said Roberts. We have the potential to make this an improved event as we look to achieve this goal in 2006. 7 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING
Name2005-06 Cl. Event ROSTER Hometown (High School) Kyle Abner Fr. Backstroke/IM Glenwood, N.J. (Vernon Township) MIDS BY CLASS Seniors (5) Jimmy Jones Josh Andres So. Backstroke/Freestyle Glen Allen,Va. (Henrico) Christian Foschi Kevin Kysiak Andy Bockus Jr. Freestyle/IM Oklahoma City, Okla. (Heritage Hall) Ian Getzler Mike Lowhorn Mike Linn John Lyles Eric Bond Jr. Backstroke/IM Ashburn,Va. (Stonebridge) Joe Smutz Daniel Mizelle Brooks Cameron Fr. Backstroke/Freestyle Dallas,Texas (J.J.Pearce) Brad Snyder Adam Niekras Sam Curlee Fr. Diving Burlington, N.C. (Williams) Christian Nielsen Juniors (11) Zach Templin Steve DeLeonibus So. Butterfly/IM Millersville, Md. (Mt. St. Joseph) Andy Bockus Andrew Thorn Danny Flemming Jr. Freestyle Loganville, Ga. (South Gwinnett) Eric Bond Matt Wood Christian Foschi Sr. Butterfly/Freestyle Old Brookville, N.Y. (Chaminade) Danny Flemming John Kennedy Freshmen (13) Jon Galinski Fr. Diving Phoenix, Md. (Calvert Hall) Kurt Lobaugh Kyle Abner Ian Getzler Sr. Freestyle Naperville, Ill. (Neuqua Valley) Kevin Mukri Brooks Cameron Sam Graessle Fr. Butterfly Mason, Ohio (Kings) Brad Penley Sam Curlee Andrew Plumb Jon Galinski David Guthmann Fr. Freestyle Waxhaw, N.C. (Home school) Greg Schmucker Sam Graessle Tyler Hill So. Butterfly/Freestyle Houston,Texas (Cypress Creek) Kevin Teague David Guthmann Justin Wells Preston Mihalko Christopher Jenkins So. Backstroke/IM Chicago, Ill. (Latin School) Ari Molina Jimmy Jones So. Breaststroke/Butterfly Flower Mound,Texas (Flower Mound) Sophomores (14) Alex Oldenkamp John Kennedy Jr. Breaststroke/IM Richmond,Va. (Walker Governor s School) Josh Andres Joe Unruh Steve DeLeonibus Billy Vey Kevin Kysiak So. Breaststroke Western Springs, Ill. (Fenwick) Tyler Hill Dan Warner Mike Linn Sr. Backstroke/Freestyle Newhall, Calif. (Hart) Christopher Jenkins Brandon Wiedower Kurt Lobaugh Jr. Backstroke/Butterfly Sacramento, Calif. (Southeast) Mike Lowhorn So. Breaststroke/IM St. Louis, Mo. (Chaminade Prep) MIDS BY EVENT John Lyles So. Backstroke/Freestyle Fairfax Station,Va. (Lake Braddock) Backstroke (12) Freestyle (23) Preston Mihalko Fr. Backstroke/Freestyle Chesapeake,Va. (Great Bridge) Kyle Abner Josh Andres Josh Andres Andy Bockus Daniel Mizelle So. Backstroke/IM Rockville,Va. (Patrick Henry) Eric Bond Brooks Cameron Ari Molina Fr. Breaststroke Arlington,Va. (H.B.Woodlawn) Brooks Cameron Danny Flemming Kevin Mukri Jr. Backstroke/Freestyle Silver Spring, Md. (DeMatha Catholic) Christopher Jenkins Christian Foschi Mike Linn Ian Getzler Adam Niekras So. Diving Liverpool, N.Y. (Liverpool) Kurt Lobaugh David Guthmann Christian Nielsen So. Freestyle Port Charlotte, Fla. (Charlotte) John Lyles Tyler Hill Alex Oldenkamp Fr. Breaststroke/Freestyle Coppell,Texas (Coppell) Preston Mihalko Mike Linn Daniel Mizelle John Lyles Brad Penley Jr. Butterfly/Freestyle Hickory, N.C. (Foard) Kevin Mukri Preston Mihalko Andrew Plumb Jr. Freestyle Altadena, Calif. (Loyola) Billy Vey Kevin Mukri Greg Schmucker Jr. Freestyle Chicago, Ill. (Northside College Prep) Christian Nielsen Breaststroke (8) Alex Oldenkamp Joe Smutz Sr. Freestyle Marriottsville, Md. (Loyola Blakefield) Jimmy Jones Brad Penley Brad Snyder Sr. Butterfly/Freestyle St. Petersburg, Fla. (Northeast) John Kennedy Andrew Plumb Kevin Teague Jr. Diving Lexington, Ky. (Dunbar) Kevin Kysiak Greg Schmucker Mike Lowhorn Joe Smutz Zach Templin So. Diving Holt, Mich. (Holt) Ari Molina Brad Snyder Andrew Thorn So. Freestyle/IM Elizabethtown, Pa. (Lancaster Catholic) Alex Oldenkamp Andrew Thorn Dan Warner Joe Unruh Joe Unruh Fr. Freestyle Orinda, Calif. (Miramonte) Justin Wells Brandon Wiedower Billy Vey Fr. Backstroke/IM Huntersville, N.C. (North Mecklenburg) Matt Wood Dan Warner Fr. Breaststroke/IM Ann Arbor, Mich. (Saline) Butterfly (8) Steve DeLeonibus Individual Justin Wells Jr. Breaststroke/IM Lafayette, Ind. (Harrison) Christian Foschi Medley (12) Brandon Wiedower Fr. Freestyle San Antonio,Texas (Tom Clark) Sam Graessle Kyle Abner Matt Wood So. Freestyle Evergreen Park, Ill. (Brother Rice) Tyler Hill Andy Bockus Jimmy Jones Eric Bond Kurt Lobaugh Steve DeLeonibus Head Coach —— Bill Roberts (Third Season, Springfield ’92) Brad Penley Christopher Jenkins A s s i s t ant Coach —— Adam Kennedy (Second Season, Davidson 01) Brad Snyder John Kennedy Mike Lowhorn Diving Coach —— Joe Suriano (28th Season, Michigan ’70) Divers (5) Daniel Mizelle Officer Representative—— Lt. Cmdr. Carther F.Jorgensen, USN Sam Curlee Andrew Thorn Faculty Representative —— Lt. Cmdr. Kyle Kliewer, USN Jon Galinski Billy Vey Adam Niekras Dan Warner C a p t a in —— MIDN 1/C Brad Snyder Kevin Teague Justin Wells Zach Templin 8 WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM MIDSHIPMEN PROFILES BRAD SNYDER 2005-06 TEAM CAPTAIN SENIOR * ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. BUTTERFLY * FREESTYLE 2004-05 —— Set a season-best time of 9:38.22 in the 1000 free at Army ... placed seventh at the Patriot League Meet in the 1650 free with a sea- son-best time of 16:16.80 ... was Navy s top swim- mer in the event at the league championship ... 2003-04 —— Placed third in the 1650 free, ninth in the 500 free and 10th in the 200 fly at the Patriot League Meet ... garnered Second-Team All-Patriot League honors ... also recorded a 15th-place showing in the 1650 at the EISL Meet in a new career-best time of 16:06.49 ... 2002-03 —— Won the 1000 freestyle event against Army with a season-best time of 9:35.60 ... recorded the fastest time on the year for Navy in the 1650 free at the EISL Meet (16:17.06) ... his top 500 free time of the season also came at the league meet (4:41.54) ... High School —— Graduated from Northeast High School ... his swim team won conference and district titles and placed second in the state in both 2000 and 01 ... holds the school record in the 100 butterfly (54.39) ... selected team captain and team MVP in 01 ... swam for Fred Lewis and St. Petersburg Aquatics ... Personal —— Bradley Warren Snyder ... born Feb. 29, 1984, in Reno, Nev. ... son of Michael and Valarie Snyder ... naval architecture major.
200SNYDER’S Fly TOP TIMES 1:55.86 F28, 04 at Patriot League 500 Freestyle 4:38.34 F26, 04 at Patriot League 1000 Freestyle 9:35.60 D4, 02 at Army 1650 Freestyle 16:06.49 M6, 04 at EISL
WHY DID YOU CHOOSE TO ATTEND THE U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY? I chose to come to the Naval Academy because I felt the Academy would provide me with the greatest overall challenges in academics, athletics, and moral devel- opment. At that time, I hoped it would prepare me for a career of naval service and a lifetime of dedication to our country.
WHAT HAS COMPETING ON THE NAVY SWIMMING & DIVING TEAM MEANT TO YOU? During the application process, swimming was something I saw as an extra-curricular activity that I used to stay in shape. After I came here, however, my experi- ences as a collegiate swimmer taught me that there is more to athletic competition than myself. Swimming at Navy helped me realize how an individual s ambi- tion cannot compare to the importance of self sacrifice and team unity.
WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS FOR THE 2005-06 SEASON? I would like to see Navy retain the Patriot League Championship title and raise our overall standing in the Eastern League. Navy has the potential to make an impressive showing in the top 8 heats of the Eastern League and to send the most swimmers to NCAA s and Senior Nationals in our program s recent history.
WHAT ARE YOUR CAREER GOALS? Upon graduation and receiving my commission, I hope to demonstrate my abilities as a reliable officer dedicated to a career of naval service. I intend to earn a master s degree in a field related to naval architecture or ocean engineering after my first or second tour. Upon retiring, I anticipate having the opportunity to use my education as a means of getting involved in the ship building business.
9 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING CHRISTIAN FOSCHI SENIOR * OLD BROOKVILLE, N.Y. BUTTERFLY * FREESTYLE 2004-05 ——Posted a pair of season-best times during the trial heats of the 50 and 100 free events at the EISL Championship ... recorded a 21.73 in the 50 and a 47.38 in the 100 ... 2003-04 —— Placed 10th in the 100 fly at the Patriot League Meet with a career-best time of 50.91 ... his best 50 freestyle time of the season was a 21.74 in the preliminaries of the Patriot League Meet ... 2002-03 —— Set a pair of season-best times at the EISL Meet ... recorded a 51.48 in the 100 fly, as well as a 21.44 in the 50 free ... selected as Navy s Most Improved Swimmer at the end of the season ... High School —— Graduated from Chaminade High School ... the swim team won league titles in 2000 and ’02 ... named team MVP three times in his career and garnered all-state and Honorable Mention All-America accolades ... also played on the football, water polo and lacrosse teams ... swam for Dave Ferris and the Long Island Aquatics Club ... Personal —— Christian Robert Foschi ... born Aug. 2, 1983, in Lake Success, N.Y. ... son of Robert and Margaret Foschi ... father played college basketball at Columbia, sister, Jessica, was a swimmer at Stanford, sister, Pam, swam at Boston College and brother, John, played football at Georgia Tech ...American politics and law major.
100FOSCHI’S Butterfly TOP TIMES 50.91 F27, 04 at Patriot League 50 Freestyle 21.44 M6, 03 at EISL 100 Freestyle 46.96 F27, 04 at Patriot League
WHY DID YOU CHOOSE TO ATTEND THE U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY? I chose to come to the Naval Academy because I wanted to receive the best education I could while earning a commission in the United States Navy. The Naval Academy provides me the opportunity to do both. Similarly, I have the privilege of competing for the men s swimming team, and working with the best group of guys you can find.
WHAT HAS COMPETING ON THE NAVY SWIMMING & DIV- ING TEAM MEANT TO YOU? It has truly been an honor to carry on the great tradition that is Navy men s swimming. The true reward for swimming is not beating Army or earning other accolades, but is establishing a brotherhood between your teammates that will transcend times and races and build an environment entirely con- ducive to success at all levels of life.
WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS FOR THE 2005-06 SEASON? Our goals are to surpass the levels we reached last year, and not just in the pool. We are dedicated to improving this program by challenging ourselves out of the water.
WHAT ARE YOUR CAREER GOALS? Athletically I am working on making fitness an integral part of my life and my health. I plan on staying engaged in life fitness for as long as I can. Personally in my life I want to enjoy what I am doing, work hard in all areas and provide for my family.
10 WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM IAN GETZLER SENIOR * NAPERVILLE, ILL. FREESTYLE 2004-05 —— Placed seventh in the 200 fly at the Patriot League Meet with a season-best time of 1:53.95 ... also placed 11th in the 1650 free and 14th in the 500 free at the league meet ... won the 100 fly against Bucknell with a career-best time of 54.01 ... also won the 200 fly against Brown ... 2003-04 —— Scored points at both league championships in the 200 butterfly, placing seventh in the Patriot League Meet and 23rd at the EISL Meet ... also placed fourth in the 1650 and 13th in the 500 free at the Patriot League Meet and 23rd in the 1000 free at the EISL Meet ... named Second-Team All Patriot League ... recorded career-best times in the 200 fly (1:53.62) against Army and at the EISL Meet and in the 1000 free against Army (9:38.75) ... 2002-03 —— His top 400 IM time of the season was a 4:22.93 against Harvard ... recorded his season-best 200 fly (1:55.02) and 500 free (4:39.48) clockings at EISL Meet ... High School —— Graduated from Neuqua Valley High School ... competed on the swimming and water polo teams ... received all-state accolades in swim- ming in each of his four years, as well as in water polo during his junior and senior years ... swam for Len Penkala and the Fox Valley Swim Team ... Personal —— Ian Bernard Getzler ... born Dec. 12, 1983, in Somers Point, N.J. ... son of Peter and Bernadette Getzler ... international relations major.
100GETZLER’S Butterfly TOP TIMES 54.01 N13 vs. Bucknell/UNC Wilmington 200 Butterfly 1:53.62 D4, 03 vs.Army; M6, 04 at EISL 500 Freestyle 4:39.48 M6, 03 at EISL 1000 Freestyle 9:38.75 D4, 03 vs.Army
WHY DID YOU CHOOSE TO ATTEND THE U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY? I chose Navy for many reasons. I really wasn t aware of the program until the assistant coach contacted me and started telling me about all of the options and great experiences you can have at Navy. After speaking to the staff for a few months, Navy became a very appealing option for me.
WHAT HAS COMPETING ON THE NAVY SWIMMING & DIVING TEAM MEANT TO YOU? Competing for Navy is definitely one of the most prestigious things I have done. Just being a midshipman is an honor, but to also represent the swim team, which is full of tradition and great guys takes it over the top. Swimming against Army every year is an incomparable experience. It is one of the biggest rivalries in sports and that competition will always remind me of my experiences of swimming for Navy.
WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS FOR THE 2005-06 SEASON? First, I want the team to be the best it has been in the past four years. The next thing is to have fun. The team has always been very close and had a great time in and out of the pool. Lastly, I want to see myself and the team compete at 100-percent all of the time and surprise ourselves with the desire to achieve any task put in front of us.
WHAT ARE YOUR CAREER GOALS? Graduating from the Academy is something I have been working for. As an officer in the Navy, I just want to challenge myself and have a successful and fulfilling naval career. I will always continue to be athletic, but I would say a personal goal of mine is to continue the great friendships that have come from my time at Navy.
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2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING ior ... named All-America and swimmer of the year by the Los Angeles Daily News that year ... was a member of the wrestling team and placed fourth in the MIKE LINN state ... named All-Foothill League in football (defensive end) ... swam for Bruce SENIOR * NEWHALL, CALIF. Patmos and the College of Canyons Swimming ... Personal —— Michael Lee BACKSTROKE * FREESTYLE Linn ... born May 1, 1984, in Pax River, Md. ... son of Kenneth and Betsy Linn ... oceanography major. Athletic Honors —— Named as a 2004 Honorable Mention All-American in a pair of relay events ... 2005 Summer —— Competed in April s 100LINN’S Backstroke TOP TIMES 51.13 F25, 05 at Patriot League World Championship Trials in Indianapolis, Ind., in 50 Freestyle 20.04 F24, 05 at Patriot League the 50 and 100 freestyle events ... also competed 100 Freestyle 44.74 F26, 05 at Patriot League at August s ConocoPhillips National Championship in Irvine, Calif., in both sprint freestyle events and in three relay events ... missed advancing to the C level final in the 50 free by five-hundredths of a second ... 2004-05 —— Named First-Team All-Patriot League after winning both sprint freestyle events at the league meet ... also placed ninth in the 100 back and was a member of three victorious relay teams at the championship ... set career-best times in each of his individual events at the meet —— 20.04 in the 50 free, 44.74 in the 100 free, 51.13 in the 100 back ... his best 50-free time is tied for fourth in Navy history, while his top 100-free time ranks 10th ... placed fourth in the 50 free and sixth in the 100 free at the EISL Championship ... posted 11 victories in the 50 free and seven in the 100 free during the regular season ... 2003- 04 —— Earned Honorable Mention All-America honors as a member of Navy s 200 (13th) and 400 (14th) freestyle relay teams ... scored in three events at both league championship meets ... at the Patriot League Meet, placed third in the 100 free, fifth in the 50 free and eighth in the 100 back ... was a member of Navy s victorious 200 and 400 free relay teams at the league meet ... named First-Team All Patriot League ... at the EISL Championship, placed 11th in the 50 free, 12th in the 100 back and 21st in the 100 free ... won the 50 free against George Washington and Army ... 2002-03 —— Placed second in the 100 free at WHY DID YOU CHOOSE TO ATTEND THE U.S. NAVAL the EISL Meet with a season-best time of 45.32 ... also placed third at the EISL ACADEMY? Meet with a career-best time of 20.22 ... won the 50 free against Army and the I chose the U.S. Naval Academy because I wanted to attend a school in which 100 free against George Washington ... High School —— Graduated from Hart the intensity for competition and development was present everywhere, both High School ... helped lead swim team to school’s first divisional title as a sen- in and out of the swimming pool. My future well-being, beyond a four-year institution, was a main concern for me and I felt being commissioned as a naval officer after four challenging and productive years as a student, varsity swimmer, leader and friend would only help me rise to my full potential.
WHAT HAS COMPETING ON THE NAVY SWIMMING & DIV- ING TEAM MEANT TO YOU? Competing for Navy has been not just a time-intensive and demanding endeavor, but also, and most importantly, a rewarding one. Being a member of the Navy swimming team is being part of a family of friends whose hardships, successes, best moments and smallest concerns are all an active part of my own life. Other than trying to better myself by training harder or smarter, swimming for Navy has taught me the in s and out s of what it means to be a teammate.
WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS FOR THE 2005-06 SEASON? My goal for this season is to be in the fast heats at NCAA s. I want to break the school records in the 50 and 100 free and the 100 fly. I also think we have several relay teams which can set school records and score points at the NCAA s.
WHAT ARE YOUR CAREER GOALS? My athletic goals are undecided, but at this point I don t think I ll ever stop swimming competitively. Personally and professionally, I just want to be happy and enjoy my job and see my career flow smoothly. Being happy is the best goal I can have. My family and friends will always be there and it s my goal to be there for them.
12 WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM WHY DID YOU CHOOSE TO ATTEND THE U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY? JOSEPH* SMUTZ I chose the Naval Academy because I wanted to serve my country. I also SENIOR MARRIOTTSVILLE, MD. wanted to attend a strong engineering school because that is what I was plan- FREESTYLE ning on studying in college. I was recruited to the Naval Academy for water polo and that helped make my decision easier because I would be teammates Athletic Honors —— Named as a 2004 with a great group of guys. Honorable Mention All-American in a pair of relay events ... 2005 Summer —— Competed in April s WHAT HAS COMPETING ON THE NAVY SWIMMING & DIV- 50 and 100 freestyle events at the World ING TEAM MEANT TO YOU? Championship Trials in Indianapolis, Ind., advancing Competing for the Naval Academy has been a great honor. I know many of to the C level final in the 50 free ... also competed the previous swimmers who are currently serving in the fleet still keep track in August s ConocoPhillips National Championship in Irvine, Calif., in both of how our team is doing. It is a privilege to keep good news flowing to sprint freestyle events and in a trio of relay events ... 2004-05 —— Reco v e r e d them. from a broken neck during the 2004 summer to return to the pool in late fall ... placed second in both sprint freestyle events and sixth in the 200 free at the WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS FOR THE 2005-06 SEASON? Patriot League Championship ... recorded season-best times in the preliminary My goals for this season are to continue having success in the Patriot League heats for each of the three events —— 20.16 in the 50 free, 44.76 in the 100 and EISL. I also plan on advancing to the NCAA Championship again and free, 1:42.13 in the 200 free ... helped Navy win a trio of relay titles at the hope to be a part of two relay teams which compete in the national finals, as league meet ... also placed fifth in the 50 free and ninth in the 100 free at the well as be an individual finalist. EISL Championship ... won six of his eight 100 free races and tallied five wins in the 50 free during the regular season ... 2003-04 ——Joined the swimming WHAT ARE YOUR CAREER GOALS? team after helping lead Navy s water polo team to the 2003 NCAA Final Four My athletic goal is to represent the United States in the Olympics, my profes- ... earned Honorable Mention All-America honors as a member of Navy s 200 sional goal is to do my very best at whatever career path I take and my per- (13th) and 400 (14th) freestyle relay teams ... also placed 44th in the 50 and sonal goal is to someday raise a family. 47th in the 100 free events at the national championship ... scored points in three events at both league championships ... at the Patriot League Meet, placed second in the 100 free, third in the 50 free and eighth in the 200 free ... his tri- als time of 44.30 in the 100 free set a new Navy and Patriot League Meet record ... was a member of Navy s victorious 200 and 400 free relay teams at the league meet ... named First-Team All Patriot League ... also placed third in the 100, eighth in the 50 and 20th in the 200 free events at the EISL Meet ... swam the opening leg of Navy s victorious 400 free relay team ... 2002-03 —— Competed on the water polo team ... High School —— Graduated from Loyola Blakefield High School ... earned varsity letters in swimming, water polo and basketball ... earned all-league honors in swimming as a senior, the same year the team won the league title ... swam for Keith Schertle and Loyola Blakefield Swimming ... Personal ——Joseph Anthony Smutz ... born May 25, 1984, in Baltimore, Md. ... son of Huber and Regina Smutz ... mechanical engi- neering major.
50SMUTZ’S Freestyle TOP TIMES 20.16 F24, 05 at Patriot League 100 Freestyle 44.30*! F28, 04 at Patriot League 200 Free 1:41.46 F27, 04 at Patriot League * —— Naval Academy Record ! —— Patriot League Meet record
13 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING ANDY BOCKUS DANNY FLEMMING JUNIOR * OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. JUNIOR * LOGANVILLE, GA. FREESTYLE * IM FREESTYLE Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval Academy s Superintendent s List for the 2004 fall Academy s Superintendent s List for the 2005 semester, as well as to the Commandant s List in spring semester, as well as to the Dean s List for every semester ... named to the 05 Patriot League the 04 fall semester and to the Commandant s Academic Honor Roll ... 2004-05 —— Scor e d List for the 04 spring, 04 fall and 05 spring semes- points at both conference meets, placing 14th in ters ... named to the 2005 Patriot League the 200 IM at the Patriot League Meet and 15th in the 1650 free at the EISL Academic Honor Roll ... 2005 Summer —— Competed in August s Championship ... his time in the 1650 was a new career best of 16:23.52 ... ConocoPhillips National Championship in Irvine, Calif., in a trio of relay events 2003-04 ——Placed 10th at the Patriot League Meet and 22nd at the EISL ... 2004-05 —— Garnered First-Team All-Patriot League honors ... helped Navy Meet in the 1650 freestyle ... won the 800 free against Brown with a time of win a trio of Patriot League relay titles —— 200/400/800 freestyle ... individually 10:09.87 ... recorded a season-best time in the 1000 free of 9:45.95 against at the meet, placed second in the 200 free, third in the 500 free and sixth in Army ... received Navy s Ironman Award for perfect attendance ... High the 100 free ... posted career-best times of 46.29 in the 100 free and 4:31.62 in School —— Graduated from Heritage Hall High School ... won the 2001 state the 500 free at the meet ... also placed 11th in the 200 free and 18th in the 500 title in the 500 freestyle ... received all-city and all-state honors as a senior ... free at the EISL Meet ... 2003-04 —— Scored points for Navy in three events at swam for the Kerr-McGee Swim Club ... Personal —— Andrew Benjamin the Patriot League Meet and in two events at the EISL Meet ... placed 10th in Bockus ... born April 30, 1984, in Oklahoma City, Okla. ... son of Henry and the 100 free, fourth in the 200 free and fourth in the 500 free at the Patriot Teresa Bockus ... father, aunt and brother all were collegiate swimmers at SMU League meet, followed by a 13th-place showing in the 200 free and a 15th-place ... international relations major. finish at the EISL Championship ... was a member of Navy s victorious 800 free relay team at the Patriot League Meet ... named Second-Team All Patriot League ... swam for Chris Davis and Swim Atlanta ... High School —— Graduated from BOCKUS’ TOP TIMES South Gwinnett High School ... received all-state and All-America recognition as 200 IM 1:56.42 F26, 04 at Patriot League a senior ... Personal —— Daniel Robert Flemming ... born May 26, 1985, in 400 IM 4:04.41 M5, 04 at EISL Denver, Colo. ... son of David and Diane Flemming ... history major. 500 Freestyle 4:42.28 M4, 04 at EISL 1000 Freestyle 9:34.88 D2, 04 at Army 1650 Freestyle 16:23.52 M5, 05 at EISL 100FLEMMING’S Freestyle TOP TIMES 46.29 F26, 05 at Patriot League 200 Freestyle 1:40.07 D2, 04 at Army 500 Freestyle 4:31.62 F24, 05 at Patriot League ERIC BOND JUNIOR * ASHBURN, VA. BACKSTROKE * IM JOHN* KENNEDY 2004-05 —— Recorded a career-best time of JUNIOR RICHMOND, VA. 53.49 in the 100 back while placing third in the BREASTSTROKE * IM event at the Bison Invite ... 2003-04 —— Record e d a season-best time of 55.83 in the 100 back at Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval Princeton ... his career-best 200 back clocking was Academy s Superintendent s List and 1:59.72 against Army ... High School —— Commandant s List in each of his four semesters Graduated from Stonebridge High School ... earned eight all-conference, six all- ... named to the 2005 Patriot League Academic state and two All-America honors for swimming in his career ... named team Honor Roll ... 2004-05 —— Scored points in a pair MVP twice ... swam for Mike Plaskatis and Snowbird Aquatics ... Personal —— of events at the Patriot League Meet to garner Eric Riesling Bond ... born Sept. 19, 1984, in Upper Heighford, England ... son of Second-Team All-Patriot League accolades ... placed fifth in the 100 and 200 William and Lisa Bond ... mother ran track while a student at Army ... oceanog- breast events, with career-best times of 58.36 and 2:07.05, respectively ... also raphy major. scored in both events at the EISL Championship, placing 17th in the 200 and 19th in the 100 ... picked up his lone victory of the season in the 200 breast against Dartmouth ... 2003-04 —— Set a trio of season-best times during the BOND’S TOP TIMES trial heats at the Patriot League Championship ... recorded a 1:00.40 in the 100 100 Backstroke 53.49 F12, 05 at Bison Invite breast, 2:13.39 in the 200 breast and a 1:59.66 in the 200 IM ... would go on to 200 Backstroke 1:59.72 D4, 03 vs.Army place 12th in the 100 breast and 15th in the 200 breast ... High School —— 50 Freestyle 21.86 F7, 04 at Princeton Graduated from the Maggie L.Walker Governor s School for Government and International Studies ... swimming team won regional title three times ... select- ed as the 2003 Virginia Central Region Swimmer of the Year ... swam for Ted Sallade and Poseidon Swimming ... Personal ——John Pierce Kennedy ... born Aug. 8, 1984, in Richmond,Va. ... son of John and Elizabeth Kennedy ... political science major.
100KENNEDY’S Breaststroke TOP TIMES 58.36 F25, 05 at Patriot League 200 Breaststroke 2:07.05 F26, 05 at Patriot League 200 IM 1:58.41 F24, 05 at Patriot League
14 WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM KURT LOBAUGH BRAD PENLEY JUNIOR * SACRAMENTO, CALIF. JUNIOR * HICKORY, N.C. BACKSTROKE * BUTTERFLY FREESTYLE * BUTTERFLY Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval Academy s Commandant s List for both semesters Academy s Dean s List and Commandant s List for of his sophomore year ... 2004-05 —— Set a new the 2003 fall and 05 spring semesters ... named to career-best time of 1:57.85 in winning the 200 the 2005 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... back at the Bison Invite ... would also win the 200 2004-05 —— Placed 11th in the 100 fly at the IM at the meet with a career-best time of 1:56.93 Patriot League Meet ... set a career-best time of ... 2003-04 —— Recorded a season-best time in the 100 backstroke of 55.41 at 21.68 during the prelims of the 50 free at the championship ... helped Navy win Princeton, with his top 200 back time of 1:58.35 coming against Army ... High the 200 free relay at the league championship ... recorded a career-best time of School —— Graduated from Southeast High School in Wichita, Kan. ... swim- 47.45 in the 100 free against Army ... 2003-04 ——Posted season-best times in ming team won a trio of state titles ... individually, received all-city and all-state both the 50 (21.89) and 100 (47.96) freestyle events against Columbia ... honors from 2001-03, with All-America honors coming during his senior year ... recorded a third-place finish in the 50 free against George Washington, his high- also competed in golf and cross country ... swam for Eric Nelson and the est finish of the season ... High School —— Graduated from Fred T. Foard High Wichita Swim Club ... Personal ——Kurtis Austin Lobaugh ... born Dec. 9, School ... named county and region swimmer of the year in 2002 and 03 ... 1984, in Waukegan, Ill. ... son of Mark and Colleen Lobaugh ... history major. placed second in the state in the 50 and 100 freestyle ... swam for Jon Jolley and the Seahorse Swim Team ... Personal —— Brad Edward Penley ... born April 1, 1985, in Forsyth County, N.C. ... son of Rick and Kim Penley ... oceanography major. 100LOBAUGH’S Backstroke TOP TIMES 54.97 N13, 04 vs. Bucknell/UNCW 200 Backstroke 1:57.85 F12, 05 at Bison Invite 200 IM 1:56.93 F12, 05 at Bison Invite 100PENLEY’S Butterfly TOP TIMES 51.79 F25, 05 at Patriot League 50 Freestyle 21.68 F24, 05 at Patriot League 100 Freestyle 47.45 D2, 04 at Army KEVIN MUKRI JUNIOR * SILVER SPRING, MD. BACKSTROKE * FREESTYLE 2005 Summer —— Competed in August s ConocoPhillips National Championship in Irvine, Calif., in both backstroke events and in a trio of relay events ... 2004-05 —— Set a pair of Naval Academy records in the backstroke events at the Patriot League Meet ... recorded a 49.80 in placing second in the 100 back, followed by a 1:47.70 in winning the 200 back ... also placed second in the 500 free with a career-best time of 4:31.65 ... helped Navy win the 200 medley relay at the championship ... received first-team all-league honors ... would go on to place fifth in the 200 back, 10th in the 100 back and 19th in the 500 free at the EISL Meet ... won a trio of 100 back races during the regular season and placed first in 12 of his 200 back races ... never placed below second in the latter event during the regular season ... 2003-04 —— Scored points in three events at both league championships ... won the 200 back, while placing third in the 100 back and eighth in the 500 free at Patriot League Meet ... was a member of Navy s victorious 400 medley relay team at the Patriot League Meet ... named First-Team All Patriot League ... at the EISL Meet, placed 12th in the 200 back, 13th in the 100 back and 23rd in the 500 free ... won nine 200 back, three 800 free and two 100 back events during Navy s dual meet season ... High School —— Graduated from DeMatha Catholic High School ... earned 2002 All-America honors ... received all-area accolades as a senior ... swam for Jim Williams and the RMSC ... Personal —— Kevin Shaun Mukri ... born Sept. 5, 1985, in Newport, R.I. ... son of Kevin and Gerri Mukri ... father graduated from the Naval Academy in 1974 ... economics major.
100MUKRI’S Backstroke TOP TIMES 49.80* F25, 05 at Patriot League 200 Backstroke 1:47.40* F28, 04 at Patriot League 500 Freestyle 4:31.65 F24, 05 at Patriot League 1000 Freestyle 9:25.31 D2, 04 at Army * —— Naval Academy record Kevin Mukri
15 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING ANDREW PLUMB KEVIN TEAGUE JUNIOR * ALTADENA, CALIF. JUNIOR * LEXINGTON, KY. FREESTYLE DIVING Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval Academy s Commandant s List for the 2005 spring Academy s Superintendent s List for the 2004 fall semester ... 2004-05 —— Set career-best times in semester, as well as to the Commandant s List in winning both sprint freestyle events at the Bison each of his four semesters ... named to the Patriot Invite ... recorded a 21.40 in the 50 free and a League Academic Honor Roll in both 04 and 05 ... 46.15 in the 100 free ... 2003-04 ——Joined the Athletic Honors —— Selected as the Patriot swimming team after helping lead Navy s water polo team to the 2003 NCAA League s Diver of the Meet in both 2004 and 05, as well as the EISL s Diver of Final Four ... placed fifth in the 200 free and 13th in the 100 free at Patriot the Meet in 05 ... 2004-05 —— Selected as the diver of the meet at both League Meet ... was a member of Navy s victorious 800 free relay team at the league championships ... recorded a 31-1 dual-meet record during the regular league meet ... High School —— Graduated from Loyola High School ... earned season ... placed second on the one meter, third on the platform and fifth on four varsity letters in swimming and three in water polo ... swimming team won the three meter at the NCAA Zone Championship to narrowly miss qualifying Mission League titles twice ... earned multiple All-America honors in the 100 for the national meet ... 2003-04 —— Was named the Patriot League Diver of and 200 freestyle events, as well as in the 200 free relay ... Personal —— the Meet after winning both boards at the league championship ... went on to Andrew James Plumb ... born Dec. 4, 1984, in Pasadena, Calif. ... son of Jim win the three meter and place fourth on the one meter at the EISL Meet ... Plumb (Rita Plumb) and Stephanie Miller (Andy Miller) ... economics major. won the platform event at the NCAA Zone A Diving Championship to advance to the national meet ... placed 22nd on the platform and one meter, with a 33rd-place finish on the three meter ... combined to post a 30-2 record during the dual meet season on the one and three-meter boards ... only set- 50PLUMB’S Freestyle TOP TIMES 21.40 F12, 05 at Bison Invite backs were a second-place finish on the three meter and a third-place showing 100 Freestyle 46.15 F12, 05 at Bison Invite on the one meter against Harvard ... was tabbed as the Patriot League Diver of 200 Freestyle 1:41.52 F27, 04 at Patriot League the Week six times and ECAC Diver of the Week three times ... High School —— Graduated from Dunbar High School ... won the state diving title every year ... team also won three state titles ... has represented the United States in several international diving competitions, including in Amsterdam and GREG SCHMUCKER in Strasburg, France ... in the summer of 2003, won the East Coast Junior JUNIOR * CHICAGO, ILL. Olympic three-meter diving title ... dove for Mike Lyden and the Kentucky Dive Club ... Personal ——Kevin Michael Teague ...born June 27, 1984, in Lexington, FREESTYLE Ky. ... son of Roger and Barbara Teague ...ocean engineering major. Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval Academy s Superintendent s List for the 2004 spring semester, the Dean s List for both semes- ters of his sophomore year and to the Commandant s List for the 04 spring, 04 fall and 05 spring semesters ... named to the 2005 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... 2004-05 —— Recorded career-best times in the 200 and 500 freestyle events during the trial heats at the EISL Meet ... was timed in 1:41.68 in the 200 free and 4:40.02 in the 500 free ... 2003-04 —— Posted season-best times in both the 200 (1:43.20) and 500 (4:44.05) freestyle events against Columbia ... High School —— Graduated from Northside College Prep ... competed in both water polo and swimming ... named swim team captain and team MVP in every season ... received academic all-state hon- ors in 2003 ... swam for Terry Majewski and the Park Ridge Swim Club ... Personal —— Gregory Kenneth Schmucker ... born Feb. 22, 1985, in Park Ridge, Ill. ... son of Kenneth and Jacqueline Schmucker ... is a double major in American politics & law and mathematics.
100SCHMUCKER’S Freestyle TOP TIMES 47.81 M5, 05 at EISL 200 Freestyle 1:41.68 M4, 05 at EISL 500 Freestyle 4:40.02 M3, 05 at EISL
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16 WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM JUSTIN WELLS STEVE DeLEONIBUS JUNIOR * LAFAYETTE, IND. SOPHOMORE * MILLERSVILLE, MD. BREASTSTROKE * IM BUTTERFLY * IM
Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval 2004-05 —— Set a pair of career-best times Academy s Dean s List for the 2003 fall semester against Princeton ... recorded a 53.24 in the 100 and the Commandant s List for the 04 fall semes- fly, as well as a 1:55.79 in the 200 fly ... reached the ter ... 2004-05 —— Set a pair of career-best times finals in three events at the Bison Invite, winning at the Bison Invite ... won the 200 breast with a the 200 fly, placing sixth in the 200 IM and seventh 2:12.07 and placed seventh in the 100 breast with in the 100 fly ... High School —— Graduated from a 1:01.40 ... 2003-04 —— Set a season-best time of 2:17.19 in the 200 breast Mt. St. Joseph High School ... also attended Mercersburg Academy prior to the and career-best time of 1:59.66 in the 200 IM against Columbia ... High Naval Academy ... earned a varsity letter in swimming in every year ... was a School —— Graduated from Harrison High School ... swimming team won sec- member of the National Honor Society ... Personal —— Steven Michael tional titles in 2000 and 01, while placing fourth at the 03 state meet ... DeLeonibus ... born Sept. 9, 1985, in Washington, D.C. ... son of Angela and Julie received all-state and All-America honors as a senior ... also served as captain DeLeonibus ... systems engineering major. of the swimming and football teams ... swam for Ed Glick and Raider Aquatics ... Personal ——Justin Ti Wells ... born April 13, 1984, in Lafayette, Ind. ... son of John and Rhonda Wells ... brother, Josh, swam at and graduated from the Naval Academy in 2003 ... computer science major. E 100D LEONIBUS’Butterfly TOP TIMES 53.24 F5, 05 vs. Princeton 200 Butterfly 1:55.79 F5, 05 vs. Princeton 200 IM 1:59.11 F12, o5 at Bison Invite 100WELLS’ Breaststroke TOP TIMES 1:01.40 F12, 05 at Bison Invite 200 Breaststroke 2:12.07 F12, 05 at Bison Invite 200 IM 1:59.66 F14, 04 vs. Columbia TYLER HILL SOPHOMORE * HOUSTON, TEXAS * JOSH ANDRES BUTTERFLY FREESTYLE SOPHOMORE * GLEN ALLEN, VA. * 2004-05 —— Placed second in the 200 fly BACKSTROKE FREESTYLE (1:50.85), fifth in the 100 fly (50.48) and ninth in the 500 free (4:35.60), all in career-best times, at 2004-05 —— Won the 1650 free at the Bison the Patriot League Meet ... received first-team all- Invite with a career-best time of 16:31.51 ... also league honors ... his 200 fly time was a new Navy set a career-best time of 4:54.02 in the 500 free at record ... also helped Navy place first in the 400 the meet ... his top 200 back time on the year was and 800 free relay events and second in the 400 medley relay ... won the 100 2:02.25 against Bucknell and UNC Wilmington ... free against Lafayette and Rider and the 100 fly against Princeton during the High School —— Graduated from Henrico High regular season ... also placed second nine times during the regular season ... School ... competed in swimming on the club level for Nova of Virginia Aquatics High School -- Graduated from Cypress Creek High School ... was a four- where he was coached by Geoff Brown ... earned All-America honors as senior year letterwinner in both water polo and swimming under coach Eric Sharar ...... Personal ——Joshua Charles Andres ... born Jan. 25, 1986, in Washington, led water polo squad to a state title with a 28-0 mark as a senior, earning state D.C. ... son of Andy and Sharon Andres ... systems engineering major. Most Valuable Player honors in the process ... was a 12-time All-American in swimming ... Personal -- Christopher Tyler Hill ... born Dec. 12, 1985, in Houston,Texas ...son of Gerald and Sue Anne Hill ... economics major. 500ANDRES’ Freestyle TOP TIMES 4:54.02 F12, 05 at Bison Invite 1000 Freestyle 9:53.99 F5, 05 vs. Princeton 1650 Freestyle 16:31.51 F12, 05 at Bison Invite 100HILL’S Butterfly TOP TIMES 50.48 F25, 05 at Patriot League 200 Butterfly 1:50.85* F26, 05 at Patriot League 200 Free 1:40.15 F25, 05 at Patriot League * —— Naval Academy Record
17 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING CHRISTOPHER KEVIN KYSIAK SOPHOMORE JENKINS* WESTERN SPRINGS, ILL. SOPHOMORE CHICAGO, ILL. BREASTSTROKE * BACKSTROKE IM 2004-05 —— Scored points in a trio of events at 2004-05 —— Swam the anchor leg of Navy s vic- the Patriot League Meet ... placed ninth in the 100 torious 800 free relay team at the Patriot League breast, 12th in the 200 IM and 16th in the 200 Meet ... reached the finals of the 200 free (third), breast ... set career-best times in each of the 200 breast (sixth) and 200 IM (eighth) at the events at the championship ... picked up a pair of league meet to garner first-team all-league honors ... set career-best times in victories in the 200 breast against Lafayette and Rider ... High School —— each of the three events at the championship ... High School —— Graduated Graduated from Fenwick High School ... competed in swimming, water polo from the Latin School of Chicago ... earned all-state recognition in both swim- and cross country in high school ... in swimming, earned all-state and All- ming and water polo ... was a member of the Boy Scouts and achieved the rank America status in multiple events ... took part in the Boy Scouts and achieved of Eagle Scout ... Personal —— Christopher Ryan Jenkins ... born Nov. 22, 1985, the rank of Eagle Scout ... Personal ——Kevin D. Kysiak ... born Dec. 19, 1985, in Chicago, Ill. ... son of Mark and Lynn Jenkins ... political science major. in Chicago, Ill. ... son of William Kysiak and Dorothy Donlon ... computer sci- ence major. JENKINS’ TOP TIMES 200 Breaststroke 2:08.19 F25, 05 at Patriot League KYSIAK’S TOP TIMES 200 Freestyle 1:41.20 F25, 05 at Patriot League 100 Breaststroke 58.31 F25, 05 at Patriot League 200 IM 1:54.03 F24, 05 at Patriot League 200 Breaststroke 2:10.42 F26, 05 at Patriot League 200 IM 1:55.64 F24, 05 at Patriot League
JIMMY JONES SOPHOMORE MIKE LOWHORN SOPHOMORE * ST. LOUIS, MO. FLOWER MOUND, TEXAS * BREASTSTROKE * BUTTERFLY BREASTSTROKE IM Academic Honors —— Named to the 2005 2004-05 —— Recorded career-best times in a pair Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... 2004-05 of events at the EISL Championship ... posted a —— Set a trio of career-best times at the Bison 59.12 in the 100 breast and a 1:59.14 in the 200 Invite ... placed fourth in the 200 IM with a 1:59.09 IM ... would place 19th in the 100 breast and 22nd and ninth in the 100 breast (1:01.61) and 100 fly in the 200 breast ... placed second in the 200 (54.90) ... High School —— Graduated from Flower Mound High School ... was breast against Army with a time of 2:07.07 ... a four-year member of the swimming team ... totaled seven All-America and High School —— Graduated from Chaminade Prep ... his swimming team won nine all-state honors in his career ... also was selected as the 2004 region and state titles in both 2002 and 03 ... he also claimed two individual state titles ... district swimmer of the year ... Personal —— James Anthony Jones, Jr. ... born earned 12 all-state honors during his prep career ... Personal —— Michael Oct. 27, 1985, in Pittsburgh, Pa. ... son of James and Dani-Marie Jones ... ocean Patrick Lowhorn ... born Dec. 28, 1985, in St. Louis, Mo. ... son of Michael and engineering major. Jenny Lowhorn ... his sister, Christina, attends the Naval Academy and is a member of the Class of 2007 ... ocean engineering major.
JONES’ TOP TIMES 100 Breaststroke 1:01.61 F12, 05 at Bison Invite LOWHORN’S TOP TIMES 100 Butterfly 54.90 F12, 05 at Bison Invite 100 Breaststroke 59.12 M4, 05 at EISL 200 IM 1:59.09 F12, 05 at Bison Invite 200 Breaststroke 2:07.07 D2, 04 at Army 200 IM 1:59.14 M2, 05 at EISL
JOHN LYLES SOPHOMORE FAIRFAX STATION, VA. BACKSTROKE * FREESTYLE 2004-05 —— Placed second in the 100 back and fourth in the 200 back at the Bison Invite ... his time of 2:00.45 in the latter event was a career best ... his top 100 back performance of the year was a 53.23 against Princeton ...... recorded a 52.38 in the 100 back as part of Navy s relay team against Army ... High School —— Graduated from Lake Braddock Secondary School ... also attended Naples (Italy) American School ... selected as the team captain for his senior year ... Personal ——John Patrick Lyles ... born June 6, 1986, in Portsmouth,Va. ... son of Kevin and Maria Lyles ... his father is a captain in the Navy, while his mother is a commander ... economics major.
100LYLES’ Backstroke TOP TIMES 52.38 D1, 04 at Army 200 Backstroke 2:00.45 F12, 05 at Bison Invite 18 WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM DANIEL MIZELLE ZACH TEMPLIN SOPHOMORE * ROCKVILLE, VA. SOPHOMORE * HOLT, MICH. BACKSTROKE * IM DIVING 2004-05 —— Placed fourth in the 200 back at the 2004-05 —— Placed sixth on the three meter and Patriot League Meet with a 1:51.97 ... would bet- seventh on the one meter at the Patriot League ter that time with a career-best effort of 1:51.92 Meet ... would go on to place seventh in the three in placing 18th at the EISL Meet ... also placed 16th meter and 13th in the one meter at the EISL Meet in the 400 IM at the Patriot League Meet and 21st ... totaled four second-place finishes on the two in the event at the EISL Meet, posting a career-best boards during the regular season ... High School time of 4:11.00 in the latter championship ... picked up a victory in the 200 —— Graduated from Holt High School ... received All-America accolades in div- back against Army ... High School —— Graduated from Patrick Henry High ing in 2003 ... the diving team won a trio of conference titles during his prep School ... earned four letters as a member of the swimming team ... selected as career ... Personal —— Zachary Brian James Templin ...born Aug. 22, 1985, in the 2004 team captain ... served as the president of the school s National Lansing, Mich. ... son of Brian and Christina Templin ...ocean engineering major. Honor Society ... Personal —— Daniel Patrick Mizelle ... born Feb. 27, 1986, in Omaha, Neb. ... son of Robert and Polly Mizelle ... history major.
MIZELLE’S TOP TIMES ANDREW THORN 100 Backstroke 53.31 N13, 04 vs. Bucknell/UNCW SOPHOMORE 200 Backstroke 1:51.92 M5, 05 at EISL ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. 200 IM 1:56.23 D2, 04 at Army * 400 IM 4:11.00 M4, 05 at EISL FREESTYLE IM Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval Academy s Superintendent s List and Commandant s List for the 2005 spring semester ADAM NIEKRAS ... named to the 2005 Patriot League Academic * Honor Roll ... 2004-05 —— Named First-Team All- SOPHOMORE LIVERPOOL, N.Y. Patriot League after placing second in the 400 IM, fourth in the 500 free and DIVING ninth in the 1650 free at the league meet ... his 500 free time of 4:33.43 and Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval his 4:02.28 clocking in the 400 IM were career-best efforts, while his 500 free Academy s Commandant s List for the 2005 spring time also ranks fourth in Navy history ... helped Navy win and set a new league semester ... 2004-05 —— Placed fifth on the one meet record in the 800 free relay ... posted two victories in the 200 IM, five in meter and 15th on the three meter at the Patriot the 200 free and six in the 400m/500y events during the regular season ... also League Meet, as well as 13th on the three meter totaled 13 second-place finishes on the year ... High School —— Graduated at the EISL Meet ... placed second to teammate from Lancaster Catholic High School ... was the MVP of the school s swimming Kevin Teague nine times on the two boards during the regular season ... High team during each of his four seasons ... totaled three state titles in his career School —— Graduated from Liverpool High School ... also attended The Kiski and was tabbed as the 2004 male swimmer of the meet ... garnered all-league School ... competed on the diving, gymnastics and lacrosse teams ... placed 11th and all-county accolades in every year ... Personal —— Andrew Christopher at the 2003 state meet to earn All-America accolades ... also placed third at the Thorn ... born May 16, 1986, in Lancaster, Pa. ... son of James and Elizabeth 2004 Eastern Championship ... Personal —— Clayton Adam Niekras ... born Thorn ... information technology major. May 26, 1985, in Syracuse, N.Y. ... son of Stanley Niekras and Sara Bruce ... infor- mation technology major. 200THORN’S Freestyle TOP TIMES 1:42.76 D2, 04 at Army 500 Freestyle 4:33.43 F24, 05 at Patriot League 400 IM 4:02.28 F26, 05 at Patriot League CHRISTIAN NIELSEN SOPHOMORE PORT CHARLOTTE, FLA. FREESTYLE Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval Academy s Commandant s List in both semesters of his freshman year ... 2004-05 —— Won the 200 and 500 freestyle events and placed 10th in the 100 free at the Bison Invite ... his times of 48.68 in the 100 free and 4:44.68 in the 500 free were career-best efforts ... High School —— Graduated from Charlotte High School ... was a four-year member of the swimming team ... the program won the 2003 state title ... Personal —— Christian L. Nielsen ... born June 13, 1986, in Toronto, Canada ... son of Allan and Suzanne Nielsen ... mechanical engineering major.
100NIELSEN’S Freestyle TOP TIMES 48.68 F12, 05 at Bison Invite 200 Freestyle 1:42.59 F5, 05 vs. Princeton 400 Freestyle 4:44.68 F12, 05 at Bison Invite
19 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING MATT WOOD SAM CURLEE SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN * BURLINGTON, N.C. EVERGREEN PARK, ILL. DIVING FREESTYLE High School —— Graduated from Williams High Academic Honors —— Named to the Naval School ... won the 2005 state title in diving ... also Academy s Commandant s List for both semesters won a state championship in power lifting (2004, of his freshman year ... 2004-05 —— Record e d a deadlift) ... set the state power lifting record in season-best time of 21.57 in the 50 free at the both the deadlift and bench ... Personal —— Bison Invite ... also posted his top 100 free time of Samuel Lynn Curlee ... born Aug. 20, 1986, in the year at the meet, recording a 46.64 ... placed second in both events ... also Burlington, N.C. ... son of Steve and Wanda Curlee ... father graduated from the competed on the Navy water polo team ... High School —— Graduated from Naval Academy in 1975, while his brother, Paul, is currently a student at the Brother Rice High School ... earned four letters in swimming and three in U.S. Military Academy. water polo ... garnered All-America honors three times in swimming, as well as a pair of all-conference and all-state accolades in water polo ... Personal —— Matthew Lawrence Wood ... born Feb. 2, 1986, in Harvey, Ill. ... son of Lawrence and Bernadette Wood ... mechanical engineering major. JON GALINSKI FRESHMAN * PHOENIX, MD.
50WOOD’S Freestyle TOP TIMES 21.57 F12, 05 at Bison Invite DIVING 100 Freestyle 46.64 F12, 05 at Bison Invite High School —— Graduated from Calvert Hall High School ... earned four letters in diving and two in baseball ... won a pair of team titles in both sports during his senior year ... garnered All- America honors in diving in both 2003 and 04 ... KYLE ABNER* Personal ——Jonathan Joseph Galinski ... born FRESHMAN GLENWOOD, N.J. Dec. 12, 1986, in Towson, Md. ... son of Terrance and Linda Galinski. BACKSTROKE * IM High School —— Graduated from Vernon Township High School ... earned a letter in swim- ming during each of his four seasons ... won four SAM GRAESSLE state titles as a member of the school s 200 med- FRESHMAN * MASON, OHIO ley relay team ... earned all-state accolades during BUTTERFLY each of his four years ... also attended The Kiski School prior to enrolling at Navy ... competed on the club level for the High School —— Graduated from Kings High Newburgh Sharks ... Personal ——Kyle John Abner ... born Oct. 19, 1986, in School ... earned letters in swimming during each Pequonnock, N.J. ... son of John and Karen Abner. of his four years ... selected as the league swimmer of the year in both 2004 and 05 ... his club team won four regional titles while he was a high school student ... competed on the club level for the Countryside Y ... Personal —— Samuel William Graessle ... born Dec. 10, 1986, BROOKS CAMERON in Cincinnati, Ohio ... son of William and Andrea Graessle. FRESHMAN * DALLAS, TEXAS BACKSTROKE * FREESTYLE High School —— Graduated from J.J. Pearce High School ... earned three varsity letters in swimming DAVID *GUTHMANN ... garnered All-America honors in the 100 back FRESHMAN WAXHAW, N.C. (three times), 200 free (once) and 500 free (once) FREESTYLE ... competed on the club level for the COR ... Personal —— Brooks Aaron Cameron ... born High School —— Home schooled ... competed on Nov. 28, 1986, in Fayetteville,Ark. ... son of Terry and Melinda Cameron. the club level for the MAC ... was selected as a National Merit finalist ... Personal —— Da v i d Edward Guthmann ... born Nov. 3, 1986, in Tulsa, Okla. ... son of Howard and Alice Guthmann.
20 WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM PRESTON MIHALKO BILLY VEY FRESHMAN * CHESAPEAKE, VA. FRESHMAN * HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. BACKSTROKE * FREESTYLE BACKSTROKE High School —— Graduated from Great Bridge High School —— Graduated from North High School ... earned four letters in swimming ... Mecklenburg High School ... earned a letter in selected as team MVP three times ... won the 2005 swimming during each of his four seasons ... team sectional title in the 50 free ... team also won a won conference titles every year ... selected as trio of sectional titles ... competed on the club team MVP during each season, as well ... won the level for the ODAC ... Personal —— Charles state long course 200 IM title in 2004 ... helped Preston Mihalko ... born April 13, 1987, in Dallas,Texas ...son of Edward and win the 05 regional title in the 200 medley ... earned all-region honors in 04 Cindy Mihalko ... mother was a collegiate swimmer at Arkansas. and all-city honors in 04 and 05 ... competed on the club level for North Mecklenberg Aquatics Club ... Personal —— William Charles Vey III ... born Dec. 3, 1986, in Columbus, Ohio ... son of Bill and Kathy Vey. ARI MOLINA FRESHMAN * ARLINGTON, VA. BREASTSTROKE DAN WARNER FRESHMAN * ANN ARBOR, MICH. High School —— Graduated from H.B. Woodlawn BREASTSTROKE O IM High School ... also attended Yorktown High School ... totaled four letters in swimming and two High School —— Graduated from Saline High in wrestling ... was selected as the team MVP in School ... competed in swimming and earned a let- both sports during his senior year ... won the ter during each of his four years ... garnered All- Northern Virginia regional title in the 100 breast America honors in four events, while also earning as a senior ... won the 2004 district wrestling title all-state accolades in five events and all-conference at 145 pounds ... appeared as a Face in the Crowd in Sports Illustrated in 2004 ... honors in 16 events ... competed on the club level competed on the club level for Curl-Burke ... Personal —— Guy Ariel Molina ... for the Ann Arbor Swim Club ... Personal —— Daniel A.Warner ... born May born Nov. 7, 1986, in Berkeley, Calif.. ... son of Guy and Kathy Molina. 24, 1987, in Superior Township, Mich. ... son of Dean and Janice Warner ... one sister played four years of water polo at Michigan State, while another is a for- mer water polo player at Michigan.
ALEX OLDENKAMP* FRESHMAN COPPELL, TEXAS BRANDON BREASTSTROKE * FREESTYLE High School —— Graduated from Coppell High WIEDOWER School ... earned four letters in swimming ... won FRESHMAN * SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS the state title in the 50 free in both 2004 and 05, while adding the 100 free title in 05 ... garnered FREESTYLE All-America honors as both a junior and senior ... High School —— Graduated from Tom Clark competed on the club level for the Dallas High School ... totaled four letters in water polo Mustangs ... Personal ——John Alexander Oldenkamp ... born Oct. 19,Aug. 12, and three in swimming ... swimming team won dis- 1987, in Lewisville,Texas ...son of Ralph and Bonnie Oldenkamp. trict titles during each of his four years ... earned all-state honors in swimming in 2004 and garnered first-team all-region acco- lades in water polo during the same year competed on the club level for Alamo Area Aquatic Club ... Personal —— Brandon Andrew Wiedower ... born JOE UNRUH March 1, 1987, in Pensacola, Fla. ... son of Robert and Diana Wiedower. FRESHMAN * ORINDA, CALIF. FREESTYLE High School —— Graduated from Miramonte High School ... earned a letter in swimming during each of his four seasons ... earned a total of six All-America awards in relay and individual events in 2004 and 05 won a pair of sectional titles in the 50 and 100 freestyle during his senior year ... com- peted on the club level for Orinda Aquatics ... Personal ——Joseph Paul Unruh ... born Sept. 3, 1987, in Berkeley, Calif. ... son of Vincent and Eileen Unruh.
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2004-05 SEASONFEB. 25 REVIEW Overall Standings (Day Three O16DUAL-MEET Lafayette RESULTS W (10-6) 202-82 200 Medley Relay Scores) O16 Rider W 175-120 1 1:30.76 Mukri, DeMell, Linn, Smutz Navy, 822.5 (292.5);Army, 637 (236); O23 Johns Hopkins W 141-96 400 Individual Medley Lehigh, 559 (195); BU, 533 (163);AU, 324 (95); O29 UMBC L 122-121 2 4:02.28 Andrew Thorn Lafayette, 241 (57); Colgate, 236.5 (91); HC, N10 George Washington W 155-82 4 4:05.34 Any Bockus 94 (24) N13 Bucknell W 234-66 5 4:06.91 Chris Speicher N13 UNC Wilmington W 167-131 6 4:11.76 Danny Mizelle N20 at Brown W 134-107 100 Butterfly EISL CHAMPIONSHIP N20 vs. Dartmouth W 162-81 5 50.48 Tyler Hill BLODGETT POOL, 11 51.79 Brad Penley CAMBRIDGE, MASS. D2 at Army W 130-113 Final Team Standings 200 Freestyle J8 at Harvard L 187-113 1 Harvard 1,460 points 2 1:40.37 Danny Flemming J15 Cornell L 122-121 2 Princeton 1,363.50 3 1:41.20 Christopher Jenkins J15 Yale W 136-107 3 Columbia 1,040.50 5 1:42.10 Jake Keefe J29 at Penn L 130-113 4 Yale 872 6 1:42.23 Joe Smutz F5 Princeton L 167-133 5 Cornell 820 100 Breaststroke F12 at Columbia L 166-134 6 Penn 711.50 4 58.07 Brian DeMell 7 Brown 689.50 5 58.36 John Kennedy 8 Navy 686 9 58.31 Kevin Kysiak PATRIOT LEAGUE 9 Dartmouth 418 100 Backstroke CHAMPIONSHIP 2 49.80 Kevin Mukri MARCH 3 KINNEY NATATORIUM, 9 51.13 Mike Linn 200 Freestyle Relay LEWISBURG, PA. 800 Freestyle Relay Final Team Standings 5 1:22.97 Smutz, Linn, Foschi, Hill 1 6:44.36 Hill,Thorn, Flemming, Jenkins 1 Navy 822.5 points 500 Freestyle 2 Army 637 18 4:32.87 Danny Flemming Overall Standings (Day Two Scores) 3 Lehigh 559 19 4:34.17 Kevin Mukri Navy, 530 (281);Army, 401 (211); BU, 370 4 Bucknell 533 200 Individual Medley (198); Lehigh, 364 (183);AU, 229 (133); 5 American 324 19 1:54.29 Chris Speicher Lafayette, 184 (107); Colgate, 145.5 (89.5); 6 Lafayette 241 50 Freestyle HC, 70 (44) 7 Colgate 236.5 4 20.38 Mike Linn 8 Holy Cross 94 5 20.45 Joe Smutz FEB. 26 One-Meter Diving 1650 Freestyle FEB. 24 1 331.60 Kevin Teague 7 16:16.80 Brad Snyder 200 Freestyle Relay 13 232.55 Zach Templin 9 16:24.98 Andrew Thorn 1 1:21.59 Smutz, Penley, Flemming, Linn 15 214.70 Adam Niekras 10 16:27.61 Andy Bockus 500 Freestyle 400 Medley Relay 11 16:30.58 Ian Getzler 2 4:31.65 Kevin Mukri 7 3:24.51 Mukri, DeMell, Hill, Smutz 3 4:32.00 Danny Flemming 12 16:34.12 Jake Keefe 200 Backstroke 4 4:33.43 Andrew Thorn Day One Scores & Standings 1 1:47.70 Kevin Mukri 9 4:35.60 Tyler Hill Prin., 444; Harv., 415; Col., 267; Cor., 236; Br., 4 1:51.97 Danny Mizelle 11 4:40.31 Brad Snyder 231.5; Navy, 224;Yale, 220; Penn, 183.5; 7 1:54.26 Chris Speicher 14 4:42.47 Ian Getzler Dart., 135 200 Individual Medley 100 Freestyle 1 44.74 Mike Linn 8 1:54.77 Christopher Jenkins MARCH 4 2 44.86 Joe Smutz 11 1:55.38 Chris Speicher 200 Medley Relay 6 46.64 Danny Flemming 12 1:55.64 Kevin Kysiak 4 1:31.00 Mukri, DeMell, Linn, Smutz 200 Breaststroke 14 1:56.70 Any Bockus 1000 Freestyle 5 2:07.05 John Kennedy 50 Freestyle 22 9:45.73 Andy Bockus 6 2:08.35 Christopher Jenkins 1 20.04 Mike Linn 24 9:46.94 Ian Getzler 9 2:06.80 Brian DeMell 2 20.23 Joe Smutz 400 Individual Medley 16 2:13.52 Kevin Kysiak Three-Meter Diving 10 4:04.13 Chris Speicher 200 Butterfly 1 599.25 Kevin Teague 14 4:08.52 Andrew Thorn 2 1:50.85 Tyler Hill 5 449.05 Adam Niekras 15 4:08.95 Andy Bockus 7 1:54.19 Ian Getzler 6 445.75 Zach Templin 21 4:11.00 Danny Mizelle 9 1:54.15 Jake Keefe 400 Medley Relay 100 Butterfly One-Meter Diving 2 3:22.48 Mukri, DeMell, Hill, Smutz 18 51.02 Tyler Hill 1 337.40 Kevin Teague 23 51.76 Christian Foschi 7 258.40 Zach Templin Day One Scores & Standings 200 Freestyle 400 Freestyle Relay Navy, 249;Army, 190; Lehigh, 181; BU, 172; 11 1:41.59 Danny Flemming AU, 96; Lafayette, 77; Colgate, 56; HC, 26 1 3:00.29 Smutz, Flemming, Linn, Hill
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WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM 13 1:41.98 Greg Schmucker 18 1:41.94 Jake Keefe NCAA ZONE ‘A’ DIVING 100TOP Backs TIMES t ro ke —— 49.80 (a) 100 Breaststroke CHAMPIONSHIP Kevin Mukri (F25) 18 59.12 Mike Lowhorn LEJEUNE HALL, ANNAPOLIS, MD. 200 Backstro ke —— 1:47.40 (a) MARCH 11 19 59.13 John Kennedy Kevin Mukri (F26) One-Meter Diving 20 59.28 Brian DeMell 100 Bre a s t s t ro ke —— 57.88 2 633.35 Kevin Teague 100 Backstroke Brian DeMell (F25) 10 51.13 Kevin Mukri 200 Breaststro ke —— 2:06.80 MARCH 12 24 52.91 Mike Linn Brian DeMell (F26) Three-Meter Diving 800 Freestyle Relay 100 Butterfly —— 50.48 5 505.75 Kevin Teague 7 6:45.56 Hill, Flemming, Schmucker, Tyler Hill (F25) 10-Meter Platform Diving Keefe 200 Butterfly —— 1:50.85 (a) 3 477.95 Kevin Teague Tyler Hill (F26) Overall Standings (Day Two Scores) 50 Freestyle —— 20.04 Harv, 949 (534); Prin., 910 (466); Col., 694.50 INDIVIDUAL HONORS Mike Linn (F24, M3) (427.5);Yale, 583 (363); Cor., 571.5 (335.5); EISL Diver of the Meet 100 Freestyle —— 44.74 Br., 507.5 (276); Penn., 455.5 (272); Navy, Kevin Teague Mike Linn (F26) 454 (230); Dart., 310 (175) Joe Smutz (M5) Patriot League Diver of the Meet 200 Freestyle —— 1:40.07 MARCH 5 Kevin Teague Danny Flemming (D2) 1650 Freestyle 500 Freestyle —— 4:31.62 19 16:18.86 Brad Snyder Patriot League Coach of the Meet Danny Flemming (F24) 21 16:23.52 Andy Bockus Bill Roberts 1000 Freestyle —— 9:25.31 24 16:40.80 Ian Getzler Kevin Mukri (D2) 200 Backstroke Patriot League Diving Coach of the 1650 Freestyle —— 16:16.80 5 1:50.02 Kevin Murki Meet Brad Snyder (F26) 18 1:51.92 Danny Mizelle Joe Suriano 200 Individual Medley —— 1:54.03 20 1:53.84 Chris Speicher Christopher Jenkins (F26) 100 Freestyle First-Team All-Patriot League 400 Individual Medley —— 4:02.28 6 45.53 Mike Linn Danny Flemming, Christopher Jenkins,Tyler Andrew Thorn (M4) 9 45.07 Joe Smutz Hill, Mike Linn, Kevin Mukri, Joe Smutz, Kevin 200 Freestyle Relay —— 1:21.59 200 Breaststroke Teague,Andrew Thorn Smutz, Penley, Flemming, Linn 17 2:08.06 John Kennedy 400 Freestyle Relay —— 3:00.29 (c) 21 2:09.41 Brian DeMell Second-Team All-Patriot League Smutz, Flemming, Linn, Hill (F26) 22 2:10.74 Mike Lowhorn Jake Keefe, John Kennedy, 800 Freestyle Relay —— 6:44.36 (c) 200 Butterfly Danny Mizelle, Chris Speicher Hill,Thorn, Flemming, Jenkins 23 1:55.41 Tyler Hill 200 Medley Relay —— 1:30.76 (a, b, c) 24 1:58.69 Ian Getzler Patriot League Diver of the Week Mukri, DeMell, Linn, Smutz (F25) Three-Meter Diving Kevin Teague —— Oct. 19, Nov. 23, Dec. 7, Feb. 400 Medley Relay —— 3:22.48 1 553.30 Kevin Teague 8 Mukri, DeMell, Hill, Smutz (F24) 7 419.60 Zach Templin a — Navy Record 13 389.85 Adam Niekras Patriot League Swimmer of the b — Patriot League Record 400 Freestyle Relay Week c — Patriot League Meet Record 4 3:00.82 Smutz, Flemming, Keefe, Linn Mike Linn —— Oct. 26, Nov. 23 * — Converted Time Joe Smutz —— Jan. 18, Feb. 15 Overall Standings (Day Three Andrew Thorn —— Oct. 19 Scores) TAPER & SHAVE Harv, 1460 (511); Prin., 1363.5 (453.5); Col., Patriot League Academic Honor Roll QUICK 100 LIST 1040.5 (346);Yale, 872 (289); Cor., 820 Andy Bockus,Tommy Brown, Danny Individual Events (248.5); Penn., 711.5 (256); Br., 689.5 (182); Flemming, John Kennedy, Brad Penley, Joe 50 Freestyle Navy, 686 (232); Dart., 418 (108) Reardon, Greg Schmucker, Chris Speicher, 20.04, Mike Linn —— 47th Kevin Teague,Andrew Thorn 20.16, Joe Smutz —— 58th 100 Freestyle CSCAA Academic All-America Team 44.74, Mike Linn —— 94th Fall 2004 —— 3.01 GPA 44.74, Joe Smutz —— 94th Spring 2005 —— 3.06 GPA 100 Backstroke 49.80, Kevin Mukri —— 98th Navy Team Award Winners 200 Backstroke Ironman Award —— Andy Bockus 1:47.70, Kevin Mukri —— 83rd Blue & Gold Award —— Mike Linn Relay Events Most Improved —— Brad Penley 1:21.59, 200 Freestyle —— 46th 3:00.29, 400 Freestyle —— 41st 6:44.36, 800 Freestyle —— 57th 1:30.76, 200 Medley —— 47th 3:22.48, 400 Medley —— 70th
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2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING COACHING HISTORY
Henry Ortland Jr. John Higgins Lee Lawrence Bill Roberts 1922-50 ¥ 138-96 (.589) 1951-73 ¥ 173-112-1 (.606) 1974-2003 ¥ 233-139 (.626) 2004-pres. ¥ 18-15 (.545)
YearYEARLY Won RECORDS Lost Team Captain(s) Year Won Lost Team Captain(s) 1921-22 5 1 Vincent Gallagher Jr. 1964-65 7 6 William Fries 1922-23 6 1 Guy Winkler 1965-66 8 4 Timothy Beard 1923-24 7 0 George Angus Sinclair 1966-67 5 7 Thomas Zinkand 1924-25 5 2 Theodore Johnson Jr. 1967-68 6 7 John Kane 1925-26 7 1 Arthur Rule Jr. 1968-69 5 7 William Poirier 1926-27 7 3 Halle Allan 1969-70 7 5 Charles Parlier 1927-28 5 2 Philip Wakeman 1970-71 5 7 Dave Pearl 1928-29 4 5 Raymond Crist Jr. 1971-72 6 6 Rex Stringer 1929-30 6 2 Walter Phillips 1972-73 7 7 Rex Hand 1930-31 5 2 Carlton Lucas 1973-74 8 7 Jim Barrett 1931-32 6 1 Lloyd Mustin 1974-75 7 4 David Duffie, Douglas Michalke 1932-33 4 2 Raymond Thompson Jr. 1975-76 3 7 Gordon O Neill, Joseph Kernan 1933-34 4 2 Philip Torrey Jr. 1976-77 9 1 Rusty Eckstrom, Richard Stone 1934-35 5 1 Joseph Plichta 1977-78 3 7 Tom McElwee,William Throne 1935-36 0 5 George Grider 1978-79 7 5 Mark Heinrich 1936-37 0 7 James Carnes 1979-80 7 6 Mike Fitzgerald, Joe Heil 1937-38 1 5 Roy Green, Jr. 1980-81 9 4 Nelson Moe 1938-39 2 6 Edward Gibson 1981-82 7 5 Mike Smack, Matt McCloskey 1939-40 6 4 Willard Sampson 1982-83 9 4 Andy Griffith 1940-41 5 5 Hubert Wager 1983-84 10 4 Michael Hile 1941-42 4 6 not available 1984-85 10 5 Thomas Moore 1942-43 6 3 Leroy Edleson 1985-86 13 2 William Rohm 1943-44 8 2 Albert Gross 1986-87 10 3 David Folsom 1944-45 5 4 Jack Manherz 1987-88 10 3 Al Greenwood 1945-46 9 0 Brockenbrough Mott 1988-89 10 4 Chris Smith 1946-47 7 4 Robert Cowell 1989-90 3 10 Jim Ball 1947-48 4 5 Ross Miller 1990-91 3 8 David Graulich 1948-49 4 6 Thomas Lechner 1991-92 5 7 Dan Greenwood 1949-50 1 9 William Rockey 1992-93 7 4 Tyson Lewis, Brian Blalock 1950-51 5 5 Boyd Johnson 1993-94 9 4 Bradley Juhl 1951-52* 4 5 Charles Andrews 1994-95 10 2 Jonathan Hurst 1952-53 7 3 Gilbert Rindahl 1995-96 9 2 Ian Johnston 1953-54 6 4 Thomas Banfield, II 1996-97 10 3 John Marinovich 1954-55 5 5 Paul Slack 1997-98 10 2 John Loftin 1955-56 9 5 Robert Cecil 1998-99 8 5 Peter Logan 1956-57 11 3 Anders Anderson 1999-00 9 3 Brad Geary 1957-58 9 5 Eugene Peltier 2000-01 7 5 Clint Cornell 1958-59 10 4 Robert Ceres 2001-02 5 7 Garrett Kulczycki 1959-60 12 2 Warren Blanke Jr. 2002-03 6 6 Jimmy Battista 1960-61 13 1 William Newman 2003-04 8 9 Marshall Boyd 1961-62 11 3 Donald Diget 2004-05 10 6 Jake Keefe 1962-63 7 6 Peter Vermaire TOTAL 572 362 1963-64 8 5 Mike Collins * There was one tie during the 1951-52 season.
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WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM ALL-TIME RESULTS F41921-22 Lehigh (5-1) W 49-13 J251929-30 Pennsylvania (6-2) W 43-19 F41938-39 Wash. & Jeff. (2-6) W 61-14 J61944-45 Fr. & Marshall (5-4) W 64-11 D161950-51 Loyola (5-5)W 68-9 F12 Rutgers W 36-17 F1 Rutgers W 32-30 F11 Princeton L 61-14 J13 Pennsylvania W 54-21 J6 Columbia W 55-20 F25 Princeton W 33-11 F8 CCNY W 56-6 F18 Harvard L 63-12 J20 N. Carolina L 42-33 J13 Yale L 53-22 M4 MIT W 49-13 F14 at Yale L 44-18 F22 Pennsylvania W 49-26 J27 Columbia W 52-23 J27 Pittsburgh W 42-33 M11 Pennsylvania W 33-11 F15 at Columbia L 35-27 F25 Yale L 47-28 F3 at Yale L 51-24 F3 Princeton W 40-35 A1 Yale L 31-13 F22 Dartmouth W 51-11 M4 Army L 48-27 F10 Princeton W 59-16 F10 Pennsylvania W 64-11 M1 Princeton W 38-24 M10 at Dartmouth L 56-19 F17 Duke W 60-15 F16 at Dartmouth L 45-30 M15 Syracuse W 48-14 M11 at Columbia L 48-27 F24 Bainbridge L 49-26 F17 at Harvard L 58-17 M3 at Army L 44-31 F24 at Rutgers L 41-34 F31922-23 Pittsburgh (6-1) W 31-28 M3 at Army L 45-30 F10 Syracuse W 43-9 F17 MIT W 40-12 F61930-31 at Princeton (5-2) L 39-32 J131939-40 Lehigh (6-4) W 51-24 F17 Jo. Hopkins W 40-5 F7 at Syracuse W 60-11 J20 Virginia W 68-7 J121945-46 Duke (9-0) W 68-7 M3 Rutgers W 36-26 F14 Columbia W 51-20 J26 at Penn W 54-21 J19 Lehigh W 77-25 D151951-52 Brown (4-5-1) W 53-31 M10 Brooklyn "Y" W 35-18 F18 Rutgers W 42-29 J27 at Princeton L 52-23 J19 Fr. & Marshall W 77-27 J5 Rutgers W 51-33 M17 Yale L 45-17 F21 Pennsylvania W 40-31 F3 Wash. & Jeff. W 64-11 J26 N. Carolina W 54-42 J11 at Princeton L 53-31 F28 CCNY W 61-10 F10 Yale L 60-15 J26 Cornell W 54-33 J12 at Columbia W 48-36 M14 Yale L 43-28 F17 Dartmouth L 40-35 F2 at Princeton W 54-21 J19 Pittsburgh T 42-42 F22 Harvard L 47-28 F9 Coast Guard W 61-9 F2 Harvard L 57-27 F91923-24 Pittsburgh (7-0) W 37-16 M2 Army W 38-37 F15 at Penn W 68-7 F9 at Yale L 56-28 F16 MIT W 46-7 M9 Columbia W 47-28 F16 at Columbia W 60-15 F16 Dartmouth L 47-37 F23 Wash. & Lee W 48-5 J161931-32 CCNY (6-1) W 46-25 F23 USMMA W 48-27 F23 at Penn W 67-17 M1 Brown W 39-14 F6 Rutgers W 49-22 M2 Army W 44-31 M1 Army L 46-38 M8 Rutgers W 42-11 F13 Brown W 49-22 NCAA Meet T4th 14 pts NCAA Meet 15th 3 pts M15 Syracuse W 49-13 F20 at Penn W 42-29 J111940-41 N. Carolina (5-5) W 42-33 M22 at Yale W 32-20 M4 at Columbia W 42-29 J18 Virginia W 64-11 M5 at Yale L 51-20 J25 Pennsylvania W 62-13 M12 Syracuse W 59-12 F1 Princeton L 43-32 J111946-47 Cornell (7-4) W 39-36 D131952-53 Lehigh (7-3) W 59-25 F8 Harvard L 50-25 J18 Yale L 62-13 D19 Fordham W 68-16 F141924-25 Geo.Wash. (5-2) W 53-9 F15 Cornell W 50-25 J25 Lehigh W 64-11 J10 Columbia W 57-27 F18 Dartmouth W 43-19 F21 at Columbia W 46-29 F1 Columbia W 66-9 J17 Princeton L 45-39 F21 Brown W 48-14 F41932-33 Virginia (4-2) W 62-9 F22 at Yale L 55-20 F5 N. Carolina W 50-25 F6 at Dartmouth W 48-36 F28 Syracuse W 52-18 F18 Pennsylvania W 49.5-21.5 M1 at Army L 45-30 F8 Rutgers L 57-18 F7 at Harvard L 57-27 M7 at Princeton L 40-22 F25 Yale L 49-22 M8 at Dartmouth L 41-34 F15 Pennsylvania L 40-35 F14 Pittsburgh W 54-30 M14 Rutgers W 48-14 M3 at Rutgers L 40-31 F21 at Dartmouth L 46-29 F21 Yale L 50-34 M21 Yale L 39-23 M4 at CCNY W 40-31 F22 at Harvard L 45-30 F28 at Army W 56-28 M11 Columbia W 54-17 M1 at Army W 46-29 M7 Pennsylvania W 64-20 J101941-42 N. Carolina (4-6) L 58-17 M8 Princeton W 42-33 J17 Lafayette W 53-22 J301925-26 Pittsburgh (7-1) W 52-10 J24 Virginia W 60-15 F6 Rutgers W 47-15 F31933-34 Colgate (4-2) W 46-25 J31 Yale L 59-16 D121953-54 Lehigh (6-4) W 58-26 F13 Syracuse W 46-16 F17 CCNY W 58-13 F6 at Penn W 39-36 J171947-48 Cornell (4-5) W 38.5-36.5 J8 at Penn W 49-35 F20 Wash. & Lee W 52-10 F21 Rutgers L 38-33 F7 at Princeton L 63-12 J24 N. Carolina L 52-23 J9 at Columbia W 46-38 F27 Catholic W 54-8 F24 Pennsylvania W 38-33 F14 at Harvard L 52-23 F7 Harvard L 50-25 J16 Dartmouth L 49-35 M6 Princeton W 35-27 M9 at Yale L 52-19 F21 Columbia W 43-32 F21 at Yale L 55-20 J30 Pittsburgh W 43-41 M13 Lehigh W 44-18 M10 at Columbia W 45-26 F28 Dartmouth L 39-36 F28 Dartmouth W 44-31 F6 at Princeton L 43-41 M20 at Yale L 42-20 M7 Army L 44-31 M3 Rutgers L 45-30 F13 Harvard W 45-39 1934-35 (5-1) M6 Army L 39-36 F20 at Yale L 64-20 1926-27 (7-3) F2 Virginia W 53-22 M12 at Columbia W 62-13 F27 Army W 45-39 J15 Lehigh W 48-14 F9 Rutgers W 41-30 M13 at Penn W 51-24 M6 Rutgers W 63-16 J161942-43 at Dartmouth (6-3) L 39.5-35.5 J22 CCNY W 54-8 F16 CCNY W 48-23 J23 Temple W 54-21 F5 Pittsburgh W 40-22 F23 Columbia W 46-25 F6 Princeton L 45-30 F12 Syracuse W 35-27 M2 Yale L 51-20 F10 N. Carolina W 49-26 J81948-49 Columbia (6-6) W 52-23 D121954-55 Virginia (5-5) W 65-19 F19 Columbia W 45-17 M9 at Penn W 48-23 F13 Harvard W 46-29 J15 at Cornell W 41-34 J8 Columbia W 49-35 F26 Pennsylvania W 46-16 F19 at Columbia W 47-28 J29 Duke W 46-29 J15 Pennsylvania W 57-27 M2 Dartmouth W 36-25 F20 at Yale L 44-31 F5 Rutgers L 47-28 J29 Pittsburgh W 48-36 M5 at Princeton L 37-25 1935-36 (0-5) F8 Rutgers L 53-18 F27 Pennsylvania W 50-24 F11 at Dartmouth L 52-23 F4 at Dartmouth L 44-40 M12 Rutgers L 34-28 F15 at Columbia L 45-26 M6 at Army W 46-29 F12 at Harvard L 45-30 F5 at Harvard L 67-17 M19 Yale L 42-20 F22 at Yale L 56-28 F19 Princeton L 44-31 F12 Princeton L 47-37 F29 Pennsylvania L 48-23 F26 Yale L 45-34 F19 Yale L 58-26 M4 Princeton L 52-19 M5 at Army L 43-27 F26 at Army W 44-40 1927-28 (5-2) J81943-44 Swarthmore (8-2) W 65-9 F11 CCNY W 44-17 M12 Pennsylvania W 46-29 M5 at Cornell L 47-37 J15 Penn State W 64-11 F18 Columbia W 40-22 J22 N. Carolina L 39-36 F25 Syracuse L 33-29 1936-37 (0-7) J16 Columbia L 41-34 J29 Columbia W 58-17 M3 Princeton W 39-23 F13 Yale L 56-19 F5 Duke W 60-15 J71949-50 Cornell (1-9) L 39-36 D171955-56 at Cornell (9-5) L 46-38 M7 Pennsylvania W 44-18 F19 at Princeton L 49-26 F11 at Penn W 62-13 J14 Dartmouth L 55-20 J7 at Dartmouth L 51-33 M10 Dartmouth W 33-29 F20 at Penn L 41-34 F12 at Princeton W 39-36 J21 N. Carolina L 53-22 J11 Pa. Military W 76-8 M17 at Yale L 50-12 F27 Dartmouth L 41-34 F26 Stevens Inst. W 57-9 F4 Rutgers L 48-27 J14 Columbia W 68-16 M3 Rutgers L 50-25 M4 Army W 42-33 F11 Harvard L 48-27 J28 Duke W 68-16 1928-29 (4-5) M6 Harvard L 60-15 M11 Yale L 47-28 F18 at Princeton L 49-26 F1 VMI W 59-25 F9 CCNY W 51-11 NCAA Meet T3rd 24 pts F25 at Yale L 64-11 F4 Harvard L 66-18 F16 Rutgers L 43-19 M4 Army L 61-14 F8 West Chester W 59-25 F23 Georgia Tech W 39-21 F121937-38 Pennsylvania (1-5) L 30-15 M10 at Penn L 40-35 F11 at Princeton L 43-41 F23 Pittsburgh W 39-17 F19 Columbia L 45-30 M11 Columbia W 62-13 F18 at Yale L 66-18 M2 Yale L 44-18 F26 Princeton L 52-23 F25 Pittsburgh W 58-26 M6 Pennsylvania W 42-20 M4 at Harvard L 55-20 M3 Army W 46-38 M9 Columbia W 54-8 M5 at Yale L 51-24 M7 Pennsylvania W 56-28 M13 Syracuse L 33-29 M12 Dartmouth L 48-27 M10 Fr. & Marshall W 76-8 M15 at Princeton L 40-22 M16 at Dartmouth L 41-21 25 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING
D141956-57 at Penn (11-3) W 65-21 D91961-62 Brown (11-3) W 63-32 D101966-67 at Harvard (5-7) L 57-38 D11971-72 Jo. Hopkins (6-6) W 82-31 D41976-77 at Harvard (9-1) W 72-41 D15 at Columbia W 62-24 D13 Villanova W 51-44 D14 N. Carolina L 54-41 D4 N. Carolina L 72-41 D8 at Maryland W 71-42 J9 Pa. Military W 78-8 D16 Harvard L 50-45 J7 at Columbia W 62-33 D11 Harvard L 57-56 D11 at Brown W 92-21 J18 Dartmouth W 46-40 J13 at Princeton L 49-46 J14 at Maryland L 52-43 J12 Maryland L 65-48 J8 Dartmouth W 72-41 J26 Duke W 61-25 J17 Maryland W 61-34 F1 West Chester W 86-9 J15 at Dartmouth L 66-47 J11 at Jo. Hopkins W 74-39 F1 at Brown W 45-41 J20 Pennsylvania W 76-19 F4 Yale L 53-42 J20 East Carolina W 64-49 J14 Yale W 68-45 F2 at Harvard L 66-20 J31 Fr. & Marshall W 72-23 F8 Villanova W 63-32 J29 Cornell W 74-29 F9 at Penn W 68-44 F9 Princeton W 59-27 F3 at Yale L 68-27 F11 Princeton L 66-29 F5 at Yale L 82-31 F12 Princeton L 60-53 F16 Yale L 58-28 F7 Duke W 82-13 F18 at Cornell W 60-35 F12 Villanova W 72-41 F15 at Cornell W 72-41 F20 Maryland W 72-14 F10 at Dartmouth W 48-47 F25 at Army L 52-43 F19 at Princeton L 69-44 F26 at Army W 68-45 F23 Pittsburgh W 75-11 F14 West Chester W 60.5-34.5 M1 at Penn W 56-39 F26 Army W 75-38 EISL Meet 5th 195 pts M2 at Army L 47-39 F16 Cornell W 63-32 M4 Dartmouth L 53-42 M1 Pennsylvania W 78-35 M8 Cornell W 64-22 F24 Army W 52-43 EISL Meet 9th 80 pts EISL Meet 7th 113 pts M9 Fr. & Marshall W 76-10 M3 Columbia W 71-24 NCAA Meet T31st 2 pts D31977-78 at Harvard (3-7) L 72-41 EISL Meet 8th 15.5 pts D7 West Virginia L 71-42 NCAA Meet 18th 4 pts D61972-73 N. Carolina (7-7) L 62-49 D10 Brown W 66-47 D71957-58 Brown (9-5) W 46-39 D91967-68 Columbia (6-7) W 81-23 D9 at Harvard L 69-44 J7 at Dartmouth L 60-53 D14 Columbia W 59-27 D13 N. Carolina L 64-49 D13 at Maryland L 76-37 J11 Jo. Hopkins W 73-40 J18 Pennsylvania W 66-19 D151962-63 at Harvard (7-6) L 53-42 D16 Harvard L 66-47 J13 Dartmouth L 71-42 J14 at Yale W 59-54 J29 Duke W 62-17 D19 N. Carolina W 50-45 J13 at Dartmouth L 68-45 J16 Jo. Hopkins W 71-42 F4 Maryland L 65-48 F1 Harvard L 56-30 J12 at Columbia W 71-23 J17 Maryland L 58-55 J20 Ohio W 81-32 F11 at Princeton L 91.5-21.5 F5 VMI W 55-31 J16 at Maryland L 62-33 J20 Penn State W 102-11 J27 at Cornell L 66-47 F18 Columbia L 70-43 F7 at Princeton W 54-32 J19 Princeton L 50-45 J31 Colgate W 67-37 F3 Yale L 61-52 F25 Army L 64-49 F8 at Yale L 63-23 J30 Duke W 77-18 F3 at Yale L 76-37 F7 Villanova W 73-40 EISL Meet 7th 118 pts F12 Fr. & Marshall W 68-9 F2 Yale L 61-34 F7 Villanova W 66-38 F10 Syracuse W 83-26 F15 Pittsburgh W 67-19 F9 at Cornell W 57-38 F10 at Princeton L 66-47 F17 Princeton L 59-53 F19 Maryland W 70-16 F13 West Chester W 53-42 F17 Cornell W 62-51 F24 at Army W 60-53 D11978-79 Harvard (7-5) L 68-45 F22 at Cornell L 46-40 F16 at Penn W 63-32 F24 Army L 58-55 F28 at Penn W 58-55 D9 at Brown W 62-51 M1 Army L 48-38 F23 at Army L 69-26 M2 Pennsylvania W 83-30 M3 Fordham W 84-29 J6 Dartmouth W 70-43 M8 Dartmouth L 58-28 M2 Dartmouth W 49-46 EISL Meet 7th 123 pts EISL Meet 10th 97 pts J10 at Jo. Hopkins W 74-39 M9 Villanova L 53-42 NCAA Meet 19th 14 pts J13 Yale W 82-31 EISL Meet 5th 25 pts J27 Cornell W 62-51 D131958-59 Cornell (10-4) W 44-42 D71968-69 at Columbia (5-7) W 82-22 F3 at Maryland L 71-42 D17 Villanova W 68-18 D14 at Harvard L 57-56 D81973-74 Harvard (8-7) L 80-33 F7 at Penn W 79-34 J9 at Pennsylvania W 67-19 D51963-64 N. Carolina (8-5) L 48-47 D19 at Cornell W 76-37 D12 Maryland L 65-48 F10 Princeton L 71-42 J10 at Columbia W 59-27 D14 Harvard W 57-38 J11 N. Carolina W 63-50 D12 N. Carolina L 66-47 F14 Villanova W 86-27 J17 Pittsburgh W 67-19 D18 at Princeton W 56-39 J15 at Maryland L 79-34 D15 Fordham W 74-39 F17 at Columbia L 65-48 J30 at Brown W 54-32 J11 Columbia W 84-11 J18 Tennessee L 75-38 J12 at Dartmouth L 73-40 F24 at Army L 67-46 J31 at Harvard L 47-39 J18 Maryland L 48-47 F1 Yale L 76-37 J15 Jo. Hopkins W 61-52 EISL Meet 7th 200 pts F4 Duke W 62-24 J27 Duke W 67-28 F5 Villanova W 56-48 J19 Ohio W 92-22 F7 Yale L 61-25 F1 at Yale L 58-37 F8 at Penn W 74-39 J26 Cornell L 57-56 F11 Fordham W 68-17 F8 at Dartmouth W 59-36 F15 Dartmouth L 67-46 J30 West Virginia W 92-21 D11979-80 at Harvard (7-6) L 74-39 F14 Princeton W 60-26 F12 Villanova L 50-45 F22 Princeton L 68-45 F2 at Yale L 64-49 D8 Brown L 57-56 F18 at Maryland W 69-17 F15 Pennsylvania W 69-26 M1 at Army L 70-43 F6 Villanova W 74-38 J5 at Dartmouth L 74-39 F28 at Army L 48-38 F19 West Chester W 64-24 EISL Meet 3rd 172 pts F9 at Syracuse W 80-33 J9 Jo. Hopkins W 80-33 M7 Dartmouth L 47-39 F22 Cornell W 59-36 F16 at Princeton L 107-62 J12 at Yale L 67-46 NCAA Meet 17th 1 pt F29 Army L 68-27 F23 Army W 75.5-37.5 J19 Drexel W 89-24 EISL Meet 5th 34 pts F27 Pennsylvania W 61-52 D61969-70 Columbia (7-5) W 88-16 J20 Cornell W 73-40 EISL Meet 10th 48 pts D13 Harvard L 72-41 F2 Maryland L 59-54 D51959-60 Brown (12-2) W 54-41 D17 N. Carolina W 63-50 F6 Pennsylvania W 80-33 D12 at Cornell W 74-21 D121964-65 at Harvard (7-6) L 62-33 J10 at Dartmouth L 61-52 F9 at Princeton L 68-44 D16 Villanova W 79-16 D16 N. Carolina L 59-36 J14 Maryland W 80-33 D41974-75 Virginia (7-4) W 70-43 F13 Villanova W 79-34 J9 Columbia W 70-25 J9 at Columbia W 66-28 J17 Tennessee L 64-49 D6 at Brown W 75-38 F16 Columbia W 66-47 J16 Harvard L 52-43 J16 at Maryland L 62-33 J31 at Yale L 74-39 D7 at Harvard L 57-56 F23 Army W 62-51 J20 at Dartmouth W 52-43 F2 Duke W 67-27 F4 Villanova W 57-47 D11 at Maryland W 60-53 EISL Meet 10th 49 pts J23 Pittsburgh W 72-23 F6 Yale L 60-35 F14 at Princeton L 79-34 J11 Dartmouth W 57-56 F3 Duke W 65-23 F10 Villanova L 55-40 F21 Cornell W 70-43 J14 at Jo. Hopkins W 74-39 F6 at Yale L 70-25 F13 Princeton W 55-40 F28 Army W 70-43 J25 at Cornell L 67-46 D61980-81 at Harvard (9-4) L 80-32 F10 N. Carolina W 76-19 F17 West Chester W 76-19 M7 Pennsylvania W 86-25 F1 Yale W 71-42 D7 at Brown W 75-38 F13 at Princeton W 56-39 F20 at Cornell W 64-31 EISL Meet 4th 166 pts F15 Princeton L 75-38 J3 Dartmouth W 61-52 F17 Maryland W 67-28 F27 at Army L 62-33 F22 at Army L 68-45 J10 Yale W 59-54 F20 Pennsylvania W 66-29 M3 at Penn W 68-26 F27 at Penn W 62-51 J14 at Jo. Hopkins W 58-55 F27 Army W 67-28 M6 Dartmouth W 69-26 EISL Meet 11th 74 pts D121970-71 at Harvard (5-7) L 77-36 J17 at Drexel W 78-35 NCAA Meet 18th 2 pts EISL Meet 3rd 170.5 pts D16 N. Carolina W 61-52 J24 at Cornell W 66-47 J9 Yale L 73-40 J31 at Maryland L 72-41 J14 at Maryland L 76-37 D61975-76 Harvard (3-7) L 74-39 F7 Villanova W 65-48 F171960-61 N. Carolina (13-1) W 55-40 D41965-66 at Dartmouth (8-4) W 58-37 J16 Dartmouth W 62-51 D10 Maryland L 73-40 F11 at Penn W 77-36 J13 at Pennsylvania W 65-30 D11 Harvard W 66-29 J23 Ohio W 64-49 D13 Brown L 62-51 F14 Princeton L 68-44 J14 at Columbia W 59-36 D15 N. Carolina W 72-22 J29 at Syracuse W 67-46 J10 at Dartmouth L 68-45 F21 at Columbia L 72-41 J18 at Maryland W 52-43 J8 Columbia W 75-20 J30 at Cornell W 67-46 J13 Jo. Hopkins W 67-46 F28 at Army W 72-41 J21 Cornell W 77-18 J15 Maryland L 48-47 F3 Villanova L 64-49 J24 Cornell W 61-52 EISL Meet 7th 91.5 pts F1 Villanova W 80-15 J19 Pennsylvania W 77-18 F6 at Penn L 66-47 J31 at Yale L 60-53 F4 Yale W 48-47 F5 at Yale L 57-38 F20 Princeton L 67-46 F11 Pennsylvania W 59-54 F10 at Brown W 68-27 F9 Villanova W 66-29 F27 at Army L 73-40 F14 at Princeton L 76-37 F11 at Harvard L 56-39 F15 Duke W 72-23 F12 at Princeton L 54-41 EISL Meet 6th 163 pts F28 Army L 67-46 F18 West Chester W 70-25 F16 West Chester W 75-20 NCAA Meet 26th 7 pts EISL Meet 9th 86 pts F25 at Army W 56-39 F19 Cornell W 72-23 M3 Dartmouth W 63-32 F26 Army L 55-40 M4 Princeton W 61-34 EISL Meet 3rd 195 pts NCAA Meet T17th 3.5 pts NCAA Meet 35th 2 pts
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N291981-82 Harvard (7-5) L 65-46 N141986-87 West Virginia (10-3) W 59-52 N21991-92 at J. Madison (5-7) L 150-93 O261996-97 Geo.Wash. (10-3) W 154-82 O272001-02 at Jo. Hopkins (5-7) L 121-84 D6 Brown W 76-37 N21 J. Madison W 130-86 N16 Duke W141.5-99.5 N16 at Connecticut L 153-147 N3 at UMBC L 130-113 J8 at Dartmouth L 66-47 N22 Dartmouth W 98-15 N23 at Dartmouth L 161-80 N23 Brown W 150-90 N7 Geo.Wash. W 158-85 J9 at Yale L 60-53 N28 Harvard L 70-42 N23 vs. Brown L 163-78 N23 Dartmouth W 175-67 N17 at Brown L 130-94 J16 at E. Carolina W 79-34 N30 Princeton L 80-33 D1 Harvard L 149-94 D6 at Army W 149-94 N17 vs. Dartmouth W 161-82 J23 Cornell W 67-46 D5 Army W 63-50 D6 Army W 135-108 J8 Jo. Hopkins W 161-79 N30 Army W 160-83 J30 Pennsylvania W 76-37 J10 Cornell W 65-48 J7 Cornell L 129-114 J11 at Harvard L 206-93 J5 Harvard L 195-102 F2 at J. Madison W 75-38 J17 at Brown W 67-46 J15 Jo. Hopkins W 168-68 J18 at Cornell W 175-68 J12 Cornell L 128-115 F10 Villanova W 64-48 J24 Yale W 67-46 J18 at Yale L 133-121 J18 vs.Yale W 126-117 J12 Yale L 143-100 F13 at Princeton L 73-40 J31 at Penn W 71-42 J25 Pennsylvania W 142-101 J25 at Penn W 128-115 J19 Pennsylvania W 160-83 F20 Columbia L 70-43 F4 Villanova W145.5-71.5 F8 at Princeton L 145-91 F1 UMBC W 156-89 J26 Columbia W 154-89 F27 Army W 74-39 F21 at Columbia L 57-56 F15 Columbia W 128-113 F8 Princeton L 131-107 F9 at Princeton L 174-111 EISL Meet 9th 137 pts CAA Meet 1st 651 EISL Meet 6th 217 pts F15 Columbia W 130-113 EISL Meet 7th 500 pts EISL Meet 8th 172 pts EISL Meet 3rd 420.5 pts
N271982-83 Dartmouth (9-4) W 80-33 N141992-93 Duke (7-4) W 144-88 O252002-03 Jo. Hopkins (6-6) W 125-112 D4 at Harvard L 75-38 N31987-88 at J. Madison (10-3) W 126-88 N21 at Dartmouth W 176-49 N221997-98 at Brown (10-2) W 129-113 N2 at UMBC W 132-110 D5 at Brown L 58-55 N14 at E. Carolina W 116-99 N21 vs. Brown W 127-115 N22 vs. Dartmouth W 164-78 N13 at Geo.Wash. W 146-91 J8 at Cornell W 67-46 N21 at Dartmouth W 145-66 N29 at Harvard L 202-98 D5 Army W 149-94 N23 Brown W 154-88 J12 at Jo. Hopkins W 65-48 N27 Harvard L 130-85 D9 at Army W 141-102 J10 Harvard L 149-93 N23 Dartmouth W 172-71 J15 E. Carolina W 87-26 N29 at Princeton L 146-71 J10 at Cornell W 135.5- J14 at Jo. Hopkins W 157-83 D4 at Army W 156-87 J22 Yale W 62-51 D4 Army W 130-87 107.5 J17 at Yale W 135.5- J4 at Harvard L 169-73 J28 J. Madison W 73-40 J10 Cornell W 139-76 J13 at Jo. Hopkins W 142-80 107.5 J11 at Cornell L 141.5- J29 at Penn W 70-43 J16 Brown W 140-77 J23 Yale L 136.5- J17 vs. Cornell W 176-67 101.5 F9 Villanova W 71-42 J20 Jo. Hopkins W 150-65 106.5 J24 Pennsylvania W 177-62 J11 vs.Yale L 138-103 F17 Princeton L 59-54 J23 at Yale W 125-90 J29 at Penn W148.5-94.5 J31 at Geo.Wash. W 126.5- J18 at Pennsylvania L 138-104 F19 at Columbia L 71-42 J30 Pennsylvania L 110-107 F13 Princeton L 141-96 114.5 F8 Princeton L 206-80 F26 at Army W 65-48 F3 Villanova W 135-81 F20 at Columbia L 147-96 J31 vs. UMBC W 149-91 F15 at Columbia L 150-93 EISL Meet 6th 233 pts F20 Columbia W 142-74 EISL Meet 4th 305 pts F14 Princeton L 165-133 EISL Meet 6th 640.5 pts CAA Meet 1st 625.5 NCAA Meet T36th 7 pts F21 Columbia W 170-73 EISL Meet 6th 216 pts EISL Meet 4th 379.5 pts N261983-84 at Dartmouth (10-4) W 76-37 O32003-04 Air Force (8-9) L 167-133 D2 Harvard W 61-52 N131993-94 at Duke (9-4) W 162-81 O18 Lafayette W 238-66 D3 Brown W 80-33 N121988-89 J. Madison (10-4) W164.5-78.5 N20 Dartmouth W 171-69 O241998-99 at Geo.Wash. (8-5) L 130-111 O18 Rider W 219-81 D10 Wright State W 74-39 N19 Dartmouth W 91-22 N20 Brown W 163-79 N14 West Virginia W 159-80 O24 at Jo. Hopkins W 125-112 J7 at E. Carolina W 78-35 N20 Duke W 164-79 D3 Army W 125-118 N21 at Brown L 150-94 N1 at UMBC W 122-121 J11 Jo. Hopkins W 83-30 N26 at Harvard L 64-49 J9 Cornell L 126.5- N21 vs. Dartmouth W 177-66 N12 Geo.Wash. W 145-88 J14 Cornell L 60-53 N27 Princeton L 65-48 114.5 D4 at Army W 152-91 N14 American W 161-133 J21 at Yale W 66-47 D2 at Army L 59-54 J12 Jo. Hopkins W 157-79 J9 at Harvard L 199-101 N14 Bucknell W 222-78 J28 Pennsylvania W 77-34 J7 at Cornell W 61-52 J14 Harvard L 178-65 J13 Jo. Hopkins W 153-90 N22 at Dartmouth L 140-101 J30 at J. Madison W 73-40 J14 at Brown W 57-56 J22 at Yale L 139-104 J16 Cornell W 150-93 N22 vs. Brown L 126-114 F8 Villanova W 68-45 J15 Denison W 158-81 J29 Pennsylvania W 149-94 J16 Yale L 127-116 D4 Army W 151-92 F11 at Princeton L 59-54 J18 at Jo. Hopkins W 142-87 F4 Xavier W 159-51 J23 at Penn W 158-81 J3 Harvard L 204-94 F18 Columbia L 64-49 J21 Yale W 75-38 F5 at UMBC W 140-100 F6 UMBC W 147-94 J10 at Yale L 142-99 F25 Army L 58-55 J28 at Penn W 59-54 F12 at Princeton L 175-119 F13 Princeton L 169-121 J10 vs. Cornell L 122.5- EISL Meet 10th 145 pts F4 at Villanova W 129-114 F19 Columbia W 161-80 F20 Columbia W 127-116 120.5 F18 at Columbia L 64-49 at EISL Meet 4th 338 pts EISL Meet 5th 740.5 pts J31 Pennsylvania L 123-120 CAA Meet 2nd 572 at NCAA Meet 23rd 32 pts F7 at Princeton L 170-122 EISL Meet 7th 197 pts F14 Columbia L 132-110 N241984-85 Dartmouth (10-5) W 65-48 Patriot League Meet1st 810 pts N30 at Harvard L 89-24 N101999-2000 Geo.Wash. (9-3) W 148-92 EISL Meet 6th 695.5pts D1 at Brown L 63-50 N121994-95 Notre Dame (10-2) W 159-84 N20 Brown W 141-102 NCAA Meet T28th 14 pts D6 West Virginia L 64-49 N101989-90 at J. Madison (3-10) L 130-113 N19 at Dartmouth W 175-67 N20 Dartmouth W 201-40 D8 Shippensburg W 74-44 N11 at Duke W 132-111 N19 vs. Brown W 170-66 D3 Army W 173-71 D8 East Carolina W 60-53 N12 at E. Carolina L 125-118 D2 at Army W 131-112 J8 Harvard L 161-82 J9 at Jo. Hopkins W 72-41 N18 at Dartmouth L 81-32 J8 at Cornell W149.5-93.5 J12 at Jo. Hopkins W 147-93 O162004-05 Lafayette (10-6) W 202-82 J12 at Cornell W 57-56 N24 Harvard L 83-30 J11 at Jo. Hopkins W 156-80 J15 at Cornell W 138-105 O18 Rider W 175-120 J19 J. Madison W 70-43 N26 at Princeton L 75-37 J14 at Harvard L 195-105 J15 vs.Yale L 125-118 O23 Johns Hopkins W 141-96 J26 Yale W 67-46 D2 Army L 68-45 J21 Yale W 151-92 J22 Pennsylvania W 132-72 O29 UMBC L 122-121 F2 at Penn W 63-50 J7 Cornell L 64-49 J28 at Penn W 143-101 J29 at UMBC W 132-109 N10 Geo.Wash. W 155-82 F6 Villanova W 73-40 J13 Brown W 71-39 F4 UMBC W 138-102 F12 at Princeton L 186.5- N13 Bucknell W 234-66 F16 Princeton L 67-46 J17 Jo. Hopkins W 151-89 F11 Princeton L 151-90 125.5 N13 UNC Wilm. W 167-131 F23 at Columbia W 67-46 J20 at Yale L 65-48 F18 at Columbia W 121-120 F19 Columbia W 125-116 N20 at Brown W 134-107 M2 at Army L 73-40 J27 Pennsylvania L 66-47 EISL Meet 4th 379 pts EISL Meet 4th 843 pts N20 vs. Dartmouth W 162-81 EISL Meet 8th 165 pts F17 Columbia L 67-46 NCAA Meet 21st 26 pts D2 at Army W 130-113 EISL Meet 17th 79 pts J8 at Harvard L 187-113 J15 Cornell L 122-121 O282000-01 Jo. Hopkins (7-5) W 167-74 1985-86 (13-2) 1995-96 (9-2) J15 Yale W 136-107 N23 at Dartmouth W 91-22 1990-91 (3-8) N11 Connecticut W 166-77 N8 at Geo.Wash. W 157-80 N16 J. Madison L 135-108 J29 at Penn L 130-113 N29 Harvard L 71-42 N20 at Brown W 176-66 N18 at Dartmouth W 191-52 N17 Dartmouth W 131-106 F5 Princeton L 167-133 D3 at W.Virginia W 68-45 N20 vs. Dartmouth W 170-78 N18 vs. Brown L 142-101 N25 at Harvard L 153.488.5 F12 at Columbia L 166-134 D6 East Carolina W 90-21 D1 Army W158.5-84.5 D1 at Army W 130-113 D1 at Army L 130-113 Patriot League Meet1st 822.5 pts D7 at ShippensburgW 71-42 J17 Cornell W 150-93 J6 at Harvard L 211-89 J5 at Cornell L 139.5- EISL Meet 8th 686 pts J8 Jo. Hopkins W 81-30 J20 at Yale W 141-99 J13 at Yale L 135-88 J11 Cornell W 59-54 100.5 J27 Pennsylvania W 141-101 J13 vs. Cornell W 138-88 J18 at J. Madison W 66-47 J12 at Brown W 149-90 F3 at UMBC W 139-104 J20 at Penn L 137-106 J25 at Yale W 73-40 J16 at Jo. Hopkins W 148-83 F10 at Princeton L 172-119 J27 UMBC W 126-117 F1 Pennsylvania W 88-25 J19 Yale L 144-99 F11 Harvard L 155-88 F10 Princeton L 164-78 F2 Brown W 83-30 J26 at Penn L 135-102 F17 Columbia W 177-64 F17 at Columbia W 134-109 F5 at Villanova W 67-46 F9 Princeton L 150-87 EISL Meet 3rd 501 pts EISL Meet 5th 720 pts F15 at Princeton L 72-41 F16 at Columbia L 136-106 NCAA Meet 21st 50 pts F22 Columbia W 78-35 EISL Meet 11th 107.5 pts F28 Army W 63-50 EISL Meet 7th 190.5 pts NCAA Meet T38th 3 pts 27 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING ARMY/NAVY SERIES HISTORY
OverallSERIES RECORDS Navy leads, 38-29 HenryNAVY Ortland Jr.COACHES VS. ARMY 5-7 at Annapolis Navy leads, 21-13 John Higgins 10-13 at West Point Navy leads, 17-16 Lee Lawrence 21-9 Bill Roberts 2-0
OVERALLDate Site WonSERIES By RESULTS Score Date Site Won By Score Date Site Won By Score M4, 39 Annapolis Army 48-27 F24, 62 Annapolis Navy 52-43 M2, 85 West Point Army 73-40 M2, 40 Annapolis Navy 38-37 F23, 63 West Point Army 69-26 F28, 86 Annapolis Navy 63-50 M1, 41 West Point Army 45-30 F29, 64 Annapolis Army 68-27 D5, 86 West Point Navy 63-50 M7, 42 Annapolis Army 44-31 F27, 65 West Point Army 62-33 D4, 87 Annapolis Navy 130-87 M6, 43 West Point Navy 46-29 F27, 66 Annapolis Army 55-40 D2, 88 West Point Army 59-54 M4, 44 Annapolis Navy 42-33 F25, 67 West Point Army 52-43 D2, 89 Annapolis Army 68-45 M3, 45 West Point Army 44-31 F24, 68 Annapolis Army 58-55 D1, 90 West Point Army 130-113 M2, 46 Annapolis Navy 44-31 M1, 69 West Point Army 70-43 D6, 91 Annapolis Navy 135-108 M1, 47 West Point Navy 46-29 F28, 70 Annapolis Navy 70-43 D9, 92 West Point Navy 141-102 M6, 48 Annapolis Army 39-36 F27, 71 West Point Army 73-40 D3, 93 Annapolis Navy 125-118 M5, 49 West Point Army 48-27 F26, 72 Annapolis Navy 75-38 D2, 94 West Point Navy 131-112 F4, 50 Annapolis Army 61-14 F24, 73 West Point Navy 60-53 D1, 95 Annapolis Navy 158.5-84.5 M3, 51 West Point Army 40-35 F23, 74 Annapolis Navy 75.5-37.5 D6, 96 West Point Navy 149-94 M1, 52 Annapolis Army 46-38 F22, 75 West Point Army 68-45 D5, 97 Annapolis Navy 149-94 F28, 53 West Point Navy 56-28 F28, 76 Annapolis Army 67-46 D4, 98 West Point Navy 152-91 F27, 54 Annapolis Navy 45-39 F26, 77 West Point Navy 68-45 D3, 99 Annapolis Navy 173-71 F26, 55 West Point Navy 44-40 F25, 78 Annapolis Army 64-49 D1, 00 West Point Navy 130-113 M3, 56 Annapolis Navy 46-38 F24, 79 West Point Army 67-46 N30, 01 Annapolis Navy 160-83 M2, 57 West Point Army 57-39 F23, 80 Annapolis Navy 62-51 D4, 02 West Point Navy 156-87 M1, 58 Annapolis Army 48-38 F28, 81 West Point Navy 72-41 D4, 03 Annapolis Navy 151-92 F28, 59 West Point Army 48-38 F27, 82 Annapolis Navy 74-39 D2, 04 West Point Navy 130-113 F27, 60 Annapolis Navy 67-28 F26, 83 West Point Navy 65-48 F25, 61 West Point Navy 56-39 F25, 84 Annapolis Army 58-55
MEET RECORDS 400 Freestyle Relay 200 Individual Medley 3:21.60 Navy D4, 03 1:50.63* Beau Oliver (N) D3, 99 400LEJEUNE Medley RelayHALL (M) Terrence Fenningham, Mike Linn, 1:51.03 John Vansant (A) M2, 85 3:46.54 Army F28, 86 Marshall Boyd, Noah White 200 Butterfly Coll Haddon, John Vasant,Tom Albanese, Joe Martin 3:23.86 Army D2, 89 1:49.75 Tom Albanese (A) D5, 86 3:46.55 Navy D1, 95 Bradford Tieke, Greg Sarakatsanis,Rob Welch, 1:52.04* Mike Ruehring (N) D4, 87 Paul Kress, Chris Ornee, Ian Johnston, Stephen Platt Al Anderson 100 Freestyle 800 Freestyle One-Meter Diving 44.78 Joe Novak (A) D4, 98 8:07.40 Eric Winter (N) D6, 91 381.82 Nate Smith (N) D1, 95 44.37* Noah White (N) D4, 03 8:10.24 Mark Matheson (A) D4, 87 293.32 Doug Klein (A) D4, 03 200 Backstroke 200 Freestyle Three-Meter Diving 1:49.36* Paul Kress (N) D1, 95 1:50.41 Efri Ruthenberg (A) D4, 03 369.07 Kevin Teague (N) D4, 03 1:49.67* Corey Braddock (A) D1, 95 1:50.94 Britton Smith (N) D5, 97 326.03 Doug Klein (A) D4, 03 400/500 Freestyle 50 Freestyle 4:29.37* Eric Winter (N) D6, 91 22.72 Clint Cornell (N) D3, 99 4:30.86 Efri Ruthenberg (A) D2, 04 22.80 Joe Novak (A) D5, 97 200 Breaststroke 200 Individual Medley OVERALL RECORDS 2:01.13* John Vansant (A) F28, 86 2:03.48 Beau Oliver (N) D3, 99 400(*=CONVERTED Medley Relay M-Y) 2:02.14 Ian Johnston (N) D2, 94 2:04.17 John Vasant (A) F28, 86 3:22.12 Army D2, 04 400 Freestyle Relay 200 Butterfly Paul Schmidt, Jake Mentele, 3:00.63* Navy D4, 03 2:03.02 Dirk Steinfort (A) D1, 95 Cameron Rice, Ricky Babbitt Terrence Fenningham, Mike Linn, 2:05.05 Mike Ruehring (N) D4, 87 3:22.81 Navy D4, 98 Marshall Boyd, Noah White 100 Freestyle Beau Oliver, Peter Fehring, Jason Pace, Brian Glaser 3:01.85 Army D5, 86 49.53 Noah White (N) D4, 03 800/1000 Freestyle Coll Haddon, Bradford Tieke, John Vansant, John 50.37 Joe Novak (A) D5, 97 9:17.09* Eric Winter (N) D6, 91 Kilroy 200 Backstroke 9:20.34* Mark Matheson (A) D4, 87 One-Meter Diving 2:02.16 Paul Kress (N) D1, 95 200 Freestyle 381.82 Nate Smith (N) D1, 95 2:02.40 Corey Braddock (A) D1, 95 1:38.20 Efri Ruthenberg (A) D2, 04 293.32 Doug Klein (A) D4, 03 400 Freestyle 1:39.39 Brett Cline (N) D4, 98 Three-Meter Diving 3:55.67 Eric Winter (N) D6, 91 50 Freestyle 369.07 Kevin Teague (N) D4, 03 3:57.81 Mark Matheson (A) D4, 87 20.25 Joe Novak (A) D4, 98 326.03 Doug Klein (A) D4, 03 200 Breaststroke 20.35* Clint Cornell (N) D3, 99 2:15.19 John Vasant (A) F28, 86 2:16.70 Ian Johnston (N) D1, 95
28 WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM NAVY POSTSEASON HISTORY LEAGUEYear League PLACINGS Season Meet Year League Season Meet Year League Season Meet 1936-37 EISL 7th/0-6 No Meet 1961-62 EISL 4th/5-3 8th/15.5 1986-87 CAA n/a 1st/651 1937-38 EISL 6th/1-5 No Meet 1962-63 EISL 5th/4-4 5th/25 1986-87 EISL T3rd/6-3 8th/172 1938-39 EISL T5th/105 No Meet 1963-64 EISL 3rd/6-2 5th/34 1987-88 CAA n/a 1st/625.5 1939-40 EISL 5th/2-4 No Meet 1964-65 EISL T3rd/5-3 3rd/170.5 1987-88 EISL T3rd/6-3 6th/216 1940-41 EISL 5th/2-4 No Meet 1965-66 EISL 4th/5-3 3rd/195 1988-89 CAA n/a 2nd/572 1941-42 EISL 5th/2-4 No Meet 1966-67 EISL 6th/3-5 9th/80 1988-89 EISL T4th/5-4 7th/197 1942-43 EISL T3rd/4-3 No Meet 1967-68 EISL 6th/3-5 7th/123 1989-90 EISL 9th/1-8 17th/79 1943-44 EISL 1st/4-0 No Meet 1968-69 EISL 6th/3-5 3rd/172 1990-91 EISL T8th/2-7 11th/107.5 1944-45 EISL 2nd/2-1 No Meet 1969-70 EISL 5th/4-4 4th/166 1991-92 EISL T6th/3-6 6th/217 1945-46 EISL 1st/4-0 No Meet 1970-71 EISL T5th/2-5 6th/163 1992-93 EISL 5th/5-4 4th/305 1946-47 EISL T3rd/4-3 No Meet 1971-72 EISL 5th/3-4 7th/113 1993-94 EISL 4th/5-4 4th/338 1947-48 EISL 4th/3-3 No Meet 1972-73 EISL T5th/2-5 10th/97 1994-95 EISL 3rd/7-2 4th/379 1948-49 EISL 6th/2-5 No Meet 1973-74 EISL T6th/2-5 10th/48 1995-96 EISL 3rd/7-2 3rd/501 1949-50 EISL 7th/1-6 No Meet 1974-75 EISL T4th/4-4 11th/74 1996-97 EISL 3rd/7-2 3rd/420.5 1950-51 EISL T4th/3-4 No Meet 1975-76 EISL T7th/2-6 9th/88 1997-98 EISL 3rd/7-2 4th/379.5 1951-52 EISL 6th/2-5 No Meet 1976-77 EISL 2nd/7-1 5th/195 1998-99 EISL 5th/5-4 5th/740.5 1952-53 EISL 4th/4-3 No Meet 1977-78 EISL 6th/2-5 7th/118 1999-00 EISL 4th/6-3 4th/843 1953-54 EISL T4th/3-4 No Meet 1978-79 EISL T4th/5-4 7th/200 2000-01 EISL 6th/4-5 5th/720 1954-55 EISL 6th/3-5 No Meet 1979-80 EISL T6th/4-5 10th/49 2001-02 EISL T6th/4-5 7th/500 1955-56 EISL T5th/3-5 No Meet 1980-81 EISL T3rd/6-3 7th/91.5 2002-03 EISL 7th/3-6 6th/640.5 1956-57 EISL T3rd/5-3 No Meet 1981-82 EISL T5th/4-5 9th/137 2003-04 Patriot n/a 1st/810 1957-58 EISL 6th/3-5 No Meet 1982-83 EISL 4th/5-4 6th/233 2003-04 EISL 8th/1-8 6th/659.5 1958-59 EISL 5th/4-4 No Meet 1983-84 EISL T5th/5-4 10th/145 2004-05 Patriot n/a 1st/822.5 1959-60 EISL 3rd/6-2 No Meet 1984-85 EISL T4th/5-4 8th/165 2004-05 EISL 6th/3-5 8th/686 1960-61 EISL T1st/7-1 No Meet 1985-86 EISL T2nd/7-2 7th/190.5
YearLEAGUE Name EVENT Event/Result CHAMPIONS League Year Name Event/Result League Year Name Event/Result League 1952 Owen Davies 3M Diving/161.11 EISL 1987 Jason Michal 3M Diving/425.95 CAA 2004 Noah White 200 Free/1:38.94 Patriot 1953 Owen Davies 3M Diving/168.27 EISL 1988 Tom Manning 200 Fly/1:54.22 CAA 2004 Kevin Teague 1M Diving/319.30 Patriot 1959 Richard Taft 100 Breast/1:05.1 EISL 1988 James Webster 100 Back/51.55 CAA 2004 Kevin Mukri 200 Back/1:49.33 Patriot 1960 Richard Taft 100 Breast/1:06.1 EISL 1988 Jason Michal 1M Diving/492.90 CAA 2004 Noah White 100 Free/44.40 Patriot 1960 Charles Griffin 200 Breast/2:22.5 EISL 1988 Rich Bromhold 3M Diving/544.40 CAA 2004 Kevin Teague 3M Diving/553.90 Patriot 1963 Gaylord Hopkins 1650 Free/18:19.1 EISL 1989 Chris Smith 100 Free/46.82 CAA 2004 Navy 200 Free Relay/1:19.59 Patriot 1965 Timothy Beard 1650 Free/18:12.9 EISL 1991 Tyson Lewis 50 Free/20.42 EISL 2004 Navy 400 Medley Relay/3:20.75 Patriot 1965 Timothy Beard 400 IM/4:26.7 EISL 1993 Nate Smith 1M Diving/409.05 EISL 2004 Navy 200 Medley Relay/1:32.24 Patriot 1966 Timothy Beard 400 IM/4:23.9 EISL 1993 Nate Smith 3M Diving/561.45 EISL 2004 Navy 800 Free Relay/6:44.60 Patriot 1970 Richard Stringer 200 Back/1:58.1 EISL 1994 Nate Smith 1M Diving/527.45 EISL 2004 Navy 400 Free Relay/3:00.90 Patriot 1971 Rexford Hand 50 Free/21.4 EISL 1994 Nate Smith 3M Diving/573.85 EISL 2004 Kevin Teague 3M Diving/540.10 EISL 1971 Rexford Hand 100 Free/46.49 EISL 1995 Nate Smith 1M Diving/561.45 EISL 2004 Navy 400 Free Relay/2:57.16 EISL 1971 Richard Stringer 200 Back/1:56.39 EISL 1995 Nate Smith 3M Diving/626.20 EISL 2005 Kevin Mukri 200 Back/1:47.70 Patriot 1971 David Pearl 100 Fly/50.79 EISL 1996 Ian Johnston 100 Breast/55.49 EISL 2005 Mike Linn 50 Free/20.04 Patriot 1971 David Pearl 200 Fly/1:54.32 EISL 1996 Ian Johnston 200 Breast/1:59.41 EISL 2005 Mike Linn 100 Free/44.74 Patriot 1973 Rexford Hand 50 Free/20.98 EISL 1996 Nate Smith 1M Diving/573.85 EISL 2005 Levin Teague 1M Diving/337.40 Patriot 1977 Navy 400 Free Relay/3:04.50 EISL 1996 Nate Smith 3M Diving/638.20 EISL 2005 Kevin Teague 3M Diving/599.25 Patriot 1978 Mark Heinrich 100 Back/52.43 EISL 1997 Brooks Hollan 100 Breast/55.93 EISL 2005 Navy 200 Free Relay/1:21.59 Patriot 1978 Mark Heinrich 200 Back/1:53.13 EISL 1997 William Dobbins 1M Diving/504.65 EISL 2005 Navy 200 Medley Relay/1:30.76 Patriot 1979 Mark Heinrich 100 Back/52.39 EISL 1997 William Dobbins 3M Diving/536.90 EISL 2005 Navy 800 Free Relay/6:44.36 Patriot 1981 James Murphy 50 Free/20.97 EISL 1998 William Dobbins 1M Diving/491.75 EISL 2005 Navy 400 Free Relay/3:00.29 Patriot 1981 Joe Murphy 100 Free/46.06 EISL 1999 Navy 200 Free Relay/1:21.47 EISL 2005 Kevin Teague 1M Diving/331.60 EISL 1983 Navy 400 Free Relay/3:32.40 EISL 2001 Clint Cornell 50 Free/20.23 EISL 2005 Kevin Teague 3M Diving/553.30 EISL 1987 Jeff Thompson 50 Free/21.30 CAA 2004 Noah White 50 Free/19.74 Patriot 1987 Paul Feduchak 1M Diving/496.35 CAA 2004 Terrence Fenningham100 Fly/49.63 Patriot
NCAA1944 CHAMPIONSHIP T3rd 24 pts 1973 RESULTS 19th 14 pts NCAA1924 100-m CHAMPIONS Backstroke - Arthur Rule (1:19.0) 1946 T4th 14 pts 1986 T38th 3 pts 1925 50-y Backstroke - Arthur Rule (29.3) 1952 15th 3 pts 1993 T36th 7 pts 1925 150-y Backstroke - Arthur Rule (1:49.0) 1959 T17th 1 pt 1994 23rd 32 pts 1926 100-y Freestyle - Peter Wyckoff (55.5) 1960 18th 2 pts 1995 21st 26 pts 1926 200-y Breaststroke - Charles Allen Jr. (2:44.7) 1961 T17th 3.5 pts 1996 21st 50 pts 1933 50-y Freestyle - Raymond Thompson (23.8) 1962 18th 4 pts 2004 T28th 14 pts. 1944 300-y Medley Relay - Robert Cowell, 1966 T35th 2 pts Jack Manherz, Harlie Mize (3:01.1) 1967 T31st 2 pts 1946 50-y Backstroke - Robert Cowell (1:35.6) 1971 26th 7 pts
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RECORDSEvent Navy (Y) Lejeune Hall (M) Patriot League (Y) Patriot League EISL Meet (Y) 05 NCAA Cuts Meet (Y) 25 Yards (A / B) 25 Meters (A / B) 100 Back 49.80 (F25, 05) 55.43 (J3, 04) 49.33 (F25, 05) 49.33 (F25, 05) 47.33 (M3, 89) 47.43 / 48.85 Kevin Mukri David Cromwell, Harvard Val Fomenko,American Val Fomenko,American David Berkoff, Harvard 52.94 / 54.53 200 Back 1:47.40 (F26, 05) 2:00.68 (F10, 01) 1:45.85 (D16, 02) 1:45.86 (F22, 03) 1:44.20 (M6, 04) 1:44.02 / 1:47.14 Kevin Mukri Steve Fleming, Princeton Mark Liscinsky,American Mark Liscinsky,American David Cromwell, Harvard 1:56.10 / 1:59.58 100 Breast 55.05 (M29, 96) 1:03.04 (N14, 03 53.77 (M28, 03) 54.89 (F21, 03) 54.02 (M7, 03) 54.00 / 55.62 Ian Johnston Dominick Szabo,American Dominick Szabo,American Dominick Szabo,American Garth Fealey, Princeton 1:00.27 / 1:02.08 200 Breast 1:58.51 (M30, 96) 2:13.14 (F11, 96) 1:57.58 (M30, 03) 2:00.01 (F22, 03) 1:57.93 (M2, 91) 1:57.35 / 2:00.87 Ian Johnston Ian Johnston Dominick Szabo,American Ethan Bassett,American Sergio Lopez,American 2:10.98 / 2:14.91 100 Fly 49.34 (M7, 03) 55.19 (M4, 83) 48.44 (M6, 98) 49.13 (F13, 98) 47.10 (M7 03) 47.25 / 48.66 Terrence Fenningham Mike Smith, Princeton Joe Novak,Army Joe Novak,Army Jesse Gage, Princeton 52.74 / 54.31 200 Fly 1:50.85 (F26, 05) 2:00.76 (M5, 83) 1:49.72 (D1, 90) 1:50.70 (F26, 05) 1:45.30 (M8, 03) 1:44.93 / 1:48.07 Tyler Hill Peter Egan, Harvard Atushi Ohtaka, Fordham William Green, Lehigh Carl Hessler, Princeton 1:57.11 / 2:00.62 50 Free 19.74 (F26, 04) 22.72 (D3, 99) 19.74 (F26, 04) 19.74 (F26, 04) 19.53 (M6, 03) 19.74 / 20.33 Noah White Clint Cornell, Navy Noah White, Navy Noah White, Navy Jesse Gage, Princeton 22.04 / 22.70 100 Free 44.30 (F28, 04) 49.53 (D4, 03) 44.13 (M7, 98) 44.30 (F28, 04) 43.76 (M8, 03) 43.53 / 44.83 Joe Smutz Noah White, Navy Joe Novak,Army Joe Smutz, Navy Jesse Gage, Princeton 48.59 / 50.04 200 Free 1:38.23 (F28, 97) 1:49.67 (M4, 83) 1:36.75 (F21, 03) 1:36.75 (F21, 03) 1:36.11 (M6, 98) 1:36.19 / 139.07 Britton Smith Tony Corbisiero, Columbia Mark Liscinsky,American Mark Liscinsky,American Mike Kiedel, Harvard 1:47.36 / 1:50.58 500 Free 4:27.47 (M8, 92) 3:47.78 (M3. 83) 4:25.19 (F26, 04) 4:25.19 (F26, 04) 4:20.11 (M1, 01) 4:19.63 / 4:27.41 Eric Winter Tony Corbisiero, Columbia Erwan Jeffroy,American Erwan Jeffroy,American John Cole, Harvard 3:47.15 / 3:53.96 1000 Free 9:17.09 (D6, 91) 7:55.19 (F20, 82) 8:58, 56 (M5, 05) Eric Winter Tony Corbisiero, Columbia John Cole, Harvard 1650 Free 15:25.61 (M10, 92) 14:52.90 (M5, 83) 15:32.76 (F29, 92) 15:32.76 (F29, 92) 14:58.35 (M5, 05) 15:05.87 / 15:33.04 Eric Winter Tony Corbisiero, Columbia Paul Smith, Fordham Paul Smith, Fordham John Cole, Harvard 15:03.17 / 15:30.25 200 IM 1:50.63 (D2, 99) 2:03.43 (M3, 83) 1:47.20 (F20, 03) 1:47.20 (F20, 03) 1:46.98 (M6, 03) 1:46.69 / 1:49.89 Beau Oliver Mike Smith, Princeton Mark Liscinsky,American Mark Liscinsky,American Dan Shevchik, Harvard 1:59.08 / 2:02.65 400 IM 4:00.62 (F28, 97) 4:22.46 (M4, 83) 3:55.03 (F27, 04) 3:55.03 (F27, 04) 3:46.69 (M2, 01) 3:47.29 / 3:54.10 Duane Whitmer David Barnes, Harvard Ethan Bassett,American Ethan Bassett,American Dan Shevchik, Harvard 4:13.68 / 4:21.28 200 FR 1:18.92 (F27, 04) 1:31.11 (J3, 04) 1:18.92 (F27, 04) 1:19.59 (F26, 04) 1:19.01 (M6, 03) 1:18.47 / 1:20.82 Joe Smutz, Kemi George, Joe Smutz, Joe Smutz, Jesse Gage, 1:27.58 / 1:30.21 Mike Linn, David Cromwell, Mike Linn, Mike Linn, Mike Salerno, Terrence Fenningham, Brad Burns, Terrence Fenningham, Terrence Fenningham, Carl Hessler, Noah White Andrew Krna, Harvard Noah White, Navy Noah White, Navy Jamie Leahy, Princeton 400 FR 2:57.16 (M6, 04) 3:21.60 (D4, 03) 2:57.16 (M6, 04) 3:00.29 (F26, 05) 2:56.56 (M8, 03) 2:54.21 / 2:59.43 Joe Smutz, Terrence Fenningham, Joe Smutz, Joe Smutz, Jesse Gage, 3:14.44 / 3:20.26 Marshall Boyd, Mike Linn, Marshall Boyd, Danny Flemming, Mike Salerno, Terrence Fenningham, Marshall Boyd, Terrence Fenningham, Mike Linn, Justin Chiles, Noah White Noah White, Navy Noah White, Navy Tyler Hill, Navy Carl Hessler, Princeton 800 FR 6:42.15 (F28, 97) 7:27.72 (M4, 83) 6:42.55 (M5, 04) 6:44.36 (F25, 05) 6:31.72 (M7, 03) 6:26.08 / 6:37.66 Britton Smith, Thomas Roberts, Tommy Brown, Tyler Hill, Justin Chiles, 7:10.90 / 7:23.82 Leif Kennedy, Andrew Lockman, Danny Flemming, Andrew Thorn, Juan Valdivieso, Brian Glaser, David Barnes, Noah White, Danny Flemming, Mike Salerno, John Loftin Thomas Verdin, Harvard Marshall Boyd, Navy Chris Jenkins, Navy Carl Hessler, Princeton 200 MR 1:30.76 (F25, 05) 1:42.83 (J3, 04) 1:30.76 (F25, 05) 1:30.76 (F25, 05) 1:27.83 (M7, 03) 1:26.72 / 1:29.32 Kevin Mukri, David Cromwell, Kevin Mukri, Kevin Mukri, Pat Donahue, 1:36.79 / 1:39.69 Brian DeMell, Rassan Grant, Brian DeMell, Brian DeMell, Garth Fealey, Mike Linn, Ryan Smith, Mike Linn, Mike Linn, Jamie Leahy, Joe Smutz Andrew Krna, Harvard Joe Smutz, Navy Joe Smutz, Navy Jesse Gage, Princeton 400 MR 3:20.75 (F26, 04) 3:46.54 (F28, 96) 3:20.71 (F21, 03) 3:20.71 (F21, 03) 3:13.63 (M6, 03) 3:12.36 / 3:18.13 Kevin Mukri, Coll Haddon, Mike Lawson, Mike Lawson, Steve Fleming, 3:34.69 / 3:41.13 Brian DeMell, John Vasant, Dominick Szabo, Dominick Szabo, Garth Fealey, Terrence Fenningham, Tom Albanese, Stephen Maher, Stephen Maher, Jesse Gage, Noah White Joe Morton,Army Mark Liscinsky,American Mark Liscinsky,American Carl Hessler, Princeton IM Dive — 6 383.32 (J27, 96) Nate Smith IM Dive — 11 558.20 (M14, 96) 532.40 (F19, 94) 532.40 (F19, 94) 379.65 (01) Nate Smith Greg Sobo, Colgate Greg Sobo, Colgate Mark Fichera, Columbia 3M Dive — 6 418.12 (M4, 95) Nate Smith 3 M D i ve — 11 703.50 (1988) 599.25 (F24, 05) 599.25 (F24, 05) 650.90 (85) Greg Louganis Kevin Teague, Navy Kevin Teague, Navy Dan Watson, Harvard
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WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM ALL-TIME TOP-FIVE NAVY TIMES 1.100 Kevin BACKSTROKE Mukri 49.80 2005 PLC 1.500 Eric FREESTYLE Winter 4:27.47 1992 EISL 1.800 B. Smith,FREESTYLE L. Kennedy, RELAY 6:42.15 2. Chris Ornee 50.39 1994 EISL 2. Sumner Rollings 4:27.87 2000 EISL B. Glaser, J. Loftin 1997 EISL 3. Chris Ornee 50.59 1994 EISL 3. Tim Gallaudet 4:28.52 1989 EISL 2. T. Brown, D. Flemming, 6:42.55 4. Kevin Mukri 50.61 2005 PLC 4. Britton Smith 4:28.54 1995 EISL N.White, M. Boyd 2004 EISL 5. Chris Ornee 51.06 1995 EISL 5. Eric Winter 4:28.57 1991 EISL 3. B. Smith, J. Loftin, 6:43.89 S. Platt, J. Hurst 1995 EISL 4. T. Hill, A. Thorn, 6:44.36 D. Flemming, C. Jenkins 2005 PLC 1.200 Kevin BACKSTROKE Mukri 1:47.40 2005 PLC 1.1000 Eric WinterFREESTYLE 9:17.09 1991 Army 5. D. Flemming, A. Plumb, 6:44.60 2. Kevin Mukri 1:49.33 2004 PLC 2. Sumner Rollings 9:18.60 2000 EISL J. Keefe, M. Boyd 2004 PLC 3. Paul Kress 1:49.41 1995 EISL 3. Eric Winter 9:19.04 1992 Army 4. Kevin Mukri 1:49.47 2005 PLC 4. Eric Shangle 9:19.20 1994 EISL 5. Kevin Mukri 1:49.63 2004 Army 5. Eric Winter 9:22.67 1990 Army 1.200 K. MEDLEY Mukri, B. DeMell RELAY 1:30.76 M. Linn, J. Smutz 2005 PLC 2. K. Mukri, B. DeMell 1:31.00 1.100 Ian BREASTSTROKE Johnston 55.05 1996 NCAA 1.1650 Eric WinterFREESTYLE 15:25.61 1992 EISL M. Linn, J. Smutz 2005 EISL 2. Brooks Hollan 55.93 1997 EISL 2. Eric Winter 15:30.76 1991 EISL 3. K. Mukri, B. DeMell 1:31.95 3. Phil Davis 56.42 2001 EISL 3. Britton Smith 15:44.63 1995 EISL M. Linn, J. Smutz 2005 EISL 4. Phil Davis 56.50 2001 EISL 4. Eric Shangle 15:45.11 1994 EISL 4. M. Linn, T. Fenningham, 1:32.24 5. Peter Fehring 56.58 2000 EISL 5. Tim Gallaudet 15:46.54 1989 EISL M. Boyd, N.White 2004 PLC 5. B. Oliver, B. Hollan, 1:32.37 J. Pace, J. Loftin 1998 EISL 1.200 Ian BREASTSTROKE Johnston 1:58.51 1996 NCAA 1.200 Beau INDIVIDUAL Oliver 1:50.63MEDLEY 1999 Army 2. Ian Johnston 2:01.52 1995 EISL 2. Ian Johnston 1:50.73 1996 EISL 3. Ian Johnston 2:02.14 1994 Army 3. Beau Oliver 1:50.99 2000 EISL 1.400K. MEDLEY Mukri, B. DeMell, RELAY 3:20.75 4. Ian Johnston 2:02.68 1994 EISL 4. Beau Oliver 1:51.35 2000 Army T. Fenningham, N.White 2004 PLC 5. Ian Johnston 2:02.88 1993 EISL 5. Beau Oliver 1:51.69 1998 EISL 2. P.Kress, I. Johnston, 3:20.85 C. Ornee, S. Platt 1995 Army 3. B. Oliver, P.Davis 3:22.02 1.100 Terrence BUTTERFLY Fenningham 49.34 2003 EISL 1.400 Duane INDIVIDUAL Whitmer 4:00.62MEDLEY 1997 EISL B. Litchfield, C. Cornell 2001 EISL 2. Jason Pace 49.38 1998 EISL 2. Duane Whitmer 4:00.64 1997 EISL 4. B. Oliver, P.Fehring, 3:22.28 3. Terrence Fenningham 49.63 2004 PLC 3. Beau Oliver 4:02.19 2000 EISL B. Glaser, C. Cornell 2000 EISL 4. Terrence Fenningham 49.70 2002 EISL 4. Andrew Thorn 4:02.28 2005 PLC 5. P.Kress, I. Johnston, 3:22.42 5. Jason Pace 49.79 1998 EISL 5. Beau Oliver 4:02.44 2000 EISL C. Ornee, S. Platt 1995 EISL
1.200 Tyler BUTTERFLY Hill 1:50.85 2005 PLC 1.200N.White, FREESTYLEJ. Smutz, RELAY 1:18.92 2. Tyler Hill 1:51.02 2005 PLC M. Linn, T. Fenningham 2004 PLC 3. Britton Smith 1:51.21 1997 EISL 2. N.White, J. Smutz, 1:19.48 4. Britton Smith 1:51.87 1997 EISL M. Linn, T. Fenningham 2004 NCAA 5. Britton Smith 1:52.64 1998 EISL 3. J. Smutz, M. Linn, 1:19.59 T. Fenningham, N.White 2004 PLC 4. N.White, J. Smutz, 1:20.30 M. Linn, T. Fenningham 2004 NCAA 1.50 NoahFREESTYLE White 19.74 2004 PLC 5. N.White, M. Linn, 1:20.46 2. Noah White 19.95 2004 PLC J. Smutz, T. Fenningham 2004 EISL 3. Noah White 20.04 2004 NCAA Mike Linn 20.04 2005 PLC 5. Noah White 20.06 2004 NCAA 1.400 J. FREESTYLESmutz, M. Boyd, RELAY 2:57.16 T. Fenningham, N.White 2004 EISL 2. N.White, J. Smutz, 2:58.38 1.100 Joe FREESTYLE Smutz 44.30 2004 PLC T. Fenningham, M. Linn 2004 NCAA 2. Noah White 44.37 2003 EISL 3. N.White, J. Smutz, 2:59.23 Noah White 44.37 2004 EISL T. Fenningham, M. Linn 2004 NCAA 4. Noah White 44.37 2003 Army 4. B. Glaser, B. Geary, 2:59.91 5. Noah White 44.40 2004 PLC B. Cline, C. Cornell 2000 EISL 5. N.White,T. Fenningham, 3:00.06 M. Linn, M. Boyd 2003 EISL 1.200 Britton FREESTYLE Smith 1:38.23 1997 EISL 2. Britton Smith 1:38.40 1997 EISL 3. Noah White 1:38.44 2004 NCAA 4. Britton Smith 1:38.78 1998 EISL 5. Eric Winter 1:38.90 1993 EISL
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NAVALSecretary of the Navy George Bancroft ACADEMY laid the founda- tion for the Naval Academy when, in 1845, he established the Naval School at Fort Severn in Annapolis. Commander Franklin Buchanan served as the first Superintendent. His fac- ulty consisted of four officers and three civilian professors. There were 50 students. Initially, the academic and profession- al instruction required five years the first and last at Annapolis, with the intervening three at sea. In 1850, the Naval School became the United States Naval Academy. The following year, the Academy adopted its current course of instruction which includes four consecutive years at Annapolis, with at-sea training provided during the summers. The Naval Academy moved to Newport, R.I., during the Civil War. In 1865, it was re-established at Annapolis under the leadership of Vice Admiral David Dixon Porter. During these early years, the Academy was one of the few institutions of high- until 1921. er learning offering a sophisticated undergraduate course in technical Between the two world wars, the curriculum and training equip- education. ment were modernized to keep pace with rapid advances in the naval The late 19th century saw immense changes in naval technology profession and American education. In 1930, the Association of with the conversion from sail-powered, wooden ships to steam-pow- American Universities accredited the Naval Academy, and in 1933, an ered vessels of steel, which also resulted in rapid developments in act of Congress authorized the Naval Academy to confer the degree naval weaponry and tactics. With the Spanish-American War in 1898, of bachelor of science on graduates, beginning with the Class of 1931. the United States became a world naval power, and early Naval Congress authorized award of the degree to all living graduates in Academy graduates like George Dewey and Alfred Thayer Mahan made 1939. The Middle Atlantic States Association of Colleges and significant contributions to our national heritage. Secondary Schools first accredited the Academy in 1947. The new century saw the nation s undergraduate naval college During World War II, summer sessions were instituted and the grow in size and academic prowess. The Class of 1895 had produced course was again shortened to three years. As during World War I, 41 graduates. By World War I, there were nearly 200 graduates each reserve officers, along with reserve midshipmen, also trained at the year, along with 2,500 reserve officers who received their training at Academy. the Academy. In 1963, the Academy initiated the Trident Scholar Program, under With the entry of the United States into World War I, courses which a number of exceptional students are permitted to pursue inde- were shortened to three years, a program which remained in effect pendent research during the first class (senior) year. The 1964-65 academic year saw the civilian positions of academic dean and dean of admissions established and far-reaching changes made to the curriculum. The number of required core courses was NAVAL ACADEMY reduced and, for the first time, each midshipman was allowed to pur- sue academic areas of individual interest for minor or major. Additional changes, introduced in the 1969-70 academic year, now LEADERSHIP require every midshipman to complete a major. In 1975, President Gerald R. Ford signed legislation authorizing admission of women to the service academies. The first women mid- shipmen entered the Academy in July 1976 and graduated with the Class of 1980.
MIDSHIPMENIt all begins with fourth LIFE class year. From their first day at the Academy, the fourth class midshipmen, or plebes, undergo an intensive and unabated program of military training and indoctrination. Physical and mental demands on them and their time seem never-ending. But it all has a purpose: the development of leadership ability, motivation, VICE ADM. CAPT. BRUCE GROOMS, moral strength, physical skills and stamina. RODNEY P. REMPT, USN Plebe Summer is a time which most midshipmen will remember USN Commandant of for many years. New midshipmen are kept constantly busy learning Superintendent Midshipmen basic skills in seamanship, navigation and marksmanship. Their pride and company spirit are boosted through infantry drill, small arms train-
32 WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM WWW.NAVYSPORTS.COM complete the core curriculum and their academic majors course requirements. Many undertake independent research projects, and some begin graduate-level studies at nearby universities. The first class midshipmen also take over the responsibilities for plebe indoctrina- MISSION OF THE tion.They also lead the brigade at parades, formal ceremonies and daily formations. They are responsible for the conduct, military smart- NAVAL ACADEMY ness and competitive records of their units. The skills which the first class midshipmen develop this year will help them when they assume TO DEVELOP MIDSHIPMEN MORALLY, MEN- their leadership responsibilities in the Navy and Marine Corps follow- ing graduation. TALLY AND PHYSICALLY AND TO IMBUE One common denominator which binds the four years into a unit THEM WITH THE HIGHEST IDEALS OF DUTY, which will forever shape the life of an Academy graduate is the Honor HONOR AND LOYALTY IN ORDER TO PRO- Concept. Established and administered by midshipmen, the Honor Concept VIDE GRADUATES WHO ARE DEDICATED TO is based on the principle that honorable individuals do not lie, cheat or A CAREER OF NAVAL SERVICE AND HAVE steal. All midshipmen are expected to conduct their lives in accor- POTENTIAL FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT IN dance with the Honor Concept so that their decisions as midshipmen, naval officers and civilians reflect the highest levels of honorable con- MIND AND CHARACTER TO ASSUME THE duct. HIGHEST RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMMAND, CITIZENSHIP AND GOVERNMENT. ing, sailing Navy yawls and cruising in yard patrol craft. Their competi- THEWith CURRICULUM the aid of academic and military advisors, midshipmen tive spirit and desire to win are developed in activities such as athlet- design their own blend of the curriculum s three elements: ics, dress parades and seamanship. ¥ Courses providing the professional and leadership skills Plebe Summer is highlighted in August during Parents Weekend, required in the naval service. when parents visit the Academy and witness the progress of their sons ¥ Core requirements in engineering, social sciences, natural sci- and daughters. ences and the humanities to ensure breadth in education. The arrival of the upperclassmen in mid-August heralds the ¥ Completion of a major program in an academic subject chosen beginning of the academic year. The plebes embark on a four-year by each midshipman to develop individual interests and talents in course of study while plebe indoctrination continues. depth. September brings the excitement of football and other fall sports. The Naval Academy offers major programs in 19 subject areas: During the football season, only selected units of the brigade travel to eight in engineering; seven in sciences and mathematics, including com- away games, but the entire brigade attends all home games and the puter science, as well as information technology, the most recent addi- annual fall classic, the Army-Navy game. tion; and four in the humanities and social sciences. Seven of the engi- Commissioning Week, in May, brings the graduation of the first neering majors are accredited professionally by the Engineering classmen and the end of plebe year. Plebes signify the end of the first Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board of Engineering year at the Academy by scaling the smooth granite sides of Herndon and Technology. Monument to replace, at its summit, a plebe cap with an upperclass Selected humanities and social science majors with excellent cover. records are invited to enter the rigorous honors programs offered by Between plebe and third class years, midshipmen get their first the departments of Economics, English, History and Political Science. taste of life at sea and their introduction to the enlisted men whom they will lead when commissioned as officers. Joining ships around the world, midshipmen perform a host of ship- board duties including standing deck, gunnery, operations and engineering watches. Midshipmen also have their first opportu- nity to visit foreign countries and experience different cultures. Third classmen begin work in their academic majors and assume more responsibility in the military regimen at the Academy. Less emphasis is placed on indoctrination, leaving more time for studies, sports and extracurricular activities. It s a welcome change from the rigors of plebe year. During their third summer, midshipmen get their first training in four warfare specialties which comprise the naval service. They learn about submarines at New London, Conn.; surface warfare at Norfolk,Va.; naval aviation at Pensacola, Fla.; and the Marine Corps at Quantico,Va. Second class midshipmen are assigned still additional mil- itary responsibilities. They are selected and trained to direct the Brigade of Midshipmen during absences of the first class. They are also assigned an important role in indoctrination of the new plebe class, which develops their leadership skills. In academics, the second class midshipmen enter increasingly advanced areas of study. During their final year at the Academy, first class midshipmen
33 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING Outstanding students also have the opportunity to engage in independent study and research during their senior year. Those selected as Trident Scholars carry a reduced formal course load so NAVY BLUE & GOLD they can pursue a major research project and prepare a thesis. They are assisted by one or more faculty advisors who specialize in the field of study. NOW, COLLEGES FROM SEA TO SEA A number of first class midshipmen who complete academic MAY SING OF COLORS TRUE; requirements early are encouraged to enroll in graduate classes at area universities. This Voluntary Graduate Education Program gives BUT WHO HAS BETTER RIGHT THAN WE them the chance to graduate and receive commissions with their TO HOIST A SYMBOL HUE? classmates, finish their graduate studies locally and then go to their FOR SAILORS BRAVE IN BATTLE FAIR, first assignments with a master s degree. All midshipmen undertake professional military training, beginning SINCE FIGHTING DAYS OF OLD, on the first day of Plebe Summer and continuing through first class HAVE PROVED THE SAILOR’S RIGHT TO WEAR year. This includes classroom studies, drills and practical training at the THE NAVY BLUE AND GOLD Naval Academy and with Navy and Marine Corps units during summer programs. Navigation, seamanship, tactics, naval engineering, weapons, leadership and military law are among the areas studied. To advance FOUR YEARS TOGETHER BY THE BAY, and graduate, midshipmen must pass professional competency exami- WHERE SEVERN JOINS THE TIDE, nations covering general knowledge and subjects related to their serv- ice selection. THEN BY THE SERVICE CALLED AWAY The Naval Academy s physical education program complements WE’RE SCATTERED FAR AND WIDE; academic and professional development of midshipmen. Instruction BUT STILL WHEN TWO OR THREE SHALL MEET and training aim to develop individual skills and competitive spirit, life- long habits of physical fitness, and the capability to withstand physical AND OLD TALES BE RETOLD hardship when necessary. All midshipmen must complete the four- FROM LOW TO HIGHEST IN THE FLEET year program which includes the Physical Readiness Test (twice WE’LL PLEDGE THE BLUE AND GOLD. annually), water survival, physical development, personal defense and lifetime carryover sports. Women participate in the same curriculum, including boxing, wrestling and judo.
COMMISSIONINGSix days of parades, athletic events,WEEK colorful ceremonies, formal dances and receptions bring to a climax four years of challenging education and training. One highlight of Commissioning Week is Color Parade. Each year, intra-brigade competition is conducted to deter- mine which of the 30 companies stands highest overall on the basis of academics, intramural sports, professional drills and parade performance. During the parade, the color girl, who is selected by the Color Company commander, transfer the flags from the past Color Company to the new one. The biggest social event of Commissioning Week is the ring dance for the second class midshipmen. An elegant for- mal affair, it is at this event that the midshipmen begin wear- ing their class rings. First class midshipmen and their families attend the superintendent’s garden party and reception, plus other social events. Athletic, academic and professional awards are presented in Alumni Hall. The evening before gradua- tion, everyone is invited to attend the farewell ball. On graduation day, friends and relatives gather with the midshipmen at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. After the diplomas are presented and the oath of office is administered, the senior midshipman of the new first class leads three cheers for "those about to leave us." The graduates, led by the class president, reply with three cheers for "those we leave behind." On the last hooray of this cheer, the 1,000 graduates toss their midshipmen cov- ers into the air. According to tradition, the honor of put- ting on the new Navy Ensign and Marine Corps Second Lieutenant shoulder devices is shared by mothers and Commissioning Week dates.
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THE PATRIOT LEAGUERecord Breakers: Athletic and Academic Success in 2004-05 ¥ The following five student-athletes set new Patriot League career Team Postseason Achievements: ¥ Bucknell men’s basketball, Colgate women’s soccer, American field records in their respective sports - Joe McCourt, Lafayette football hockey,American men’s soccer, Navy men’s lacrosse and Army. (rushing touchdowns and points scored); Daris Wilson,Bucknell football baseball all won games in their respective NCAA Tournaments (rushing yards by a quarterback); Emily Ling, Lehigh softball (wins and ¥ Holy Cross men’s basketball won a first round game in the National strikeouts); Lauren Gobar,Army softball (stolen bases) and Chris Cara, Invitation Tournament. Bucknell men’s lacrosse (points). ¥ The Patriot League received multiple postseason bids in three sports ¥ A total of 28 records were broken at the Cross Country, Indoor Track - Lafayette (automatic) and Lehigh (at-large) football into the NCAA & Field, Outdoor Track & Field and Swimming & Diving Championships Division I-AA playoffs; Bucknell (automatic) and Holy Cross (at-large) ¥ Navy won the first-ever Patriot League Women’s Rowing men’s basketball into the NCAA Tournament and NIT, respectively; and Championship. Navy (automatic) and Army (at-large) men’s lacrosse into the NCAA Tournament. League Academic Recognition: ¥ For the sixth consecutive year, the Patriot League led all reporting Division I conferences in overall student-athlete graduation rates. Team Regular Season Achievements: ¥ The following teams broke into the national rankings at some point ¥ The Patriot League and all eight of its full-time member institutions during their respective seasons - Lehigh, Lafayette and Colgate football; reported above average scores in the new Academic Progress Rate American field hockey; and Navy,Army and Bucknell men’s lacrosse. (APR), a tool used by the NCAA to measure academic eligibility, ¥ The following teams defeated nationally-ranked non-League opponents retention and graduation of student-athletes. during their respective seasons - Bucknell men’s basketball; American ¥ A UCF/Lapchick study showed that the Patriot League’s NCAA field hockey; and Navy and Army men’s lacrosse. Tournament teams in basketball, the Bucknell men and Holy Cross women, both led the nation with 100 percent graduation rates for their basketball student-athletes. Individual Athletic Accomplishments: ¥ Twelve student-athletes were either drafted or signed professional free agent contracts. Individual Academic Honors: ¥ Twenty student-athletes were named All-America ¥ Thirty-seven Patriot League student-athletes were cited by ESPN The ¥ Six cross country and track & field student-athletes qualified for Magazine/CoSIDA for academic excellence. NCAA Championships. ¥ Navy baseball s Trevor Thompson was named an ESPN The Magazine ¥ Lauren Wible of Bucknell softball led the nation in batting average, and Academic All-American and was one of 32 recipients (out of 904 appli- Chris Cara of Bucknell men’s lacrosse led the nation in points per game cants) to garner a prestigious Rhodes Scholarship to study at the and assists per game. University of Oxford, beginning in October. ¥ Lafayette football’s Stephen Bono was one of two recipients of the Division I-AA Athletic Directors’ Association Postgraduate Scholarship
2005 CollegeSwimming.com Conference Rankings — Overall 1. Big Ten THEThe Navy men sEISL swimming and diving program will once again 2. SEC continue its longstanding affiliation with the Eastern Intercollegiate 3. Pacific 10 Swimming League this season. 4.Atlantic Coast Founded at the start of the 1936-37 season, the EISL is com- 5. EISL prised of Navy and the eight-members of the Ivy League Brown, 6. Mountain West Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, 7. Big East Harvard, Pennsylvania, Princeton 8. Big XII and Yale. The EISL began its first 9. Big West season by having round-robin 10. Patriot League competition between the mem- bers, with the first league team 2005 CollegeSwimming.com championship held in the spring Conference Rankings — Depth of 1962. 1. Big Ten Long recognized as one of 2. SEC the premier collegiate swimming 3. Pacific 10 leagues on the East Coast, EISL- 4.Atlantic Coast member schools have won four NCAA 5. EISL team titles, well over 100 NCAA event champi- 6. Mountain West onships and nearly 50 Olympic medals. 7. Big East Navy swimmers and divers have captured 44 EISL titles over the 8.Atlantic 10 years, including Kevin Teague s three diving titles. 9. Big West 10. Patriot League (Depth is defined by combining the 16th-place time in each event at the conference championship.) 35 2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING
2005-06 NAVY MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING LEJEUNE HALL
LT. GENERAL JOHN ARCHER DIVINGThe diving pool is 60-by-52 feet with LEJEUNE, USMC depths varying from 14-17 feet. Diving equip- Navy s swimming and wrestling complex TIMING SCOREBOARD is named after the 13th Commandant of the ment consists of two one-meter maxi-cheese The Colorado Time Systems scoreboard Marine Corp and an 1888 graduate of the boards, two three-meter platforms and a div- and timing system is the most up-to-date Naval Academy. He served more than 45 ing tower with one, five, seven and a half and automatic system in the world. The system years in uniform, fought in World War I and 10-meter platforms. There is a powerful bub- determines elapsed time, order of finish and completed nearly three terms as bler system under each level and a trampo- lap splits for each competitive lane to a thou- Commandant of the Marine Corps until his line-dry land board port-a-pit spotting appara- sandth of a second. The system records the retirement in 1929. tus located on the pool deck to assist in results and transmits them to the scoreboard. training. In addition, the diving wall has three The diving pool is equipped with a judges underwater observation windows. system that displays the awards, stores 11 dives for up to 99 divers, handles the addition LEJEUNEOpened inHALL 1982 at a cost of $13.5 mil- and multiplication to compute degrees of dif- lion, it was the first building at the Academy SEATING AREA ficulty, show the leading diver and flash if the to be named for a Marine Corps officer. The gallery around the pool seats 1,000 spectators in comfortable armchair seats. current diver takes the lead. Although the building is completely modern in conception and materials, its regularly LIGHTINGThe pools are illuminated with bright placed columns and raised roof area compli- COMPETITORSFacilities for athletes FACILITIES include separate overhead lights that provide 100-foot candle ment the traditional turn of the century entrances, locker rooms, showers, three power at water surface. The large sky-lights French Renaissance style campus with its saunas, a large classroom, team locker rooms supplement lighting and add to the aesthetic vocabulary of granite walls and mansard and a fully-equipped first aid/training room. beauty of Lejeune Hall. roofs.
POOLThe large pool is 25-meters-by-50- meters with an eight-foot depth. A movable “I believe it to be almost universally accepted as sound policy that bulkhead enables Navy s teams to train at any the cultivation of athletics in a military organization is extremely distance. The pool provides 23 25-meter beneficial to the personnel from the standpoint both of improved short course lanes or 10 50-meter long course lanes. physique and improved morale. -- John A. Lejeune, 1930
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