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0809 Swimming-Men Guide.Indd CALIFORNIA Golden Bears 2008-09 MEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING CALIFORNIA QUICK FACTS Location: Berkeley, Calif. 94720 Head Coach: David Durden Enrollment: 34,953 (UC Irvine 1998) Founded: 1868 Career Record at Cal: 5-2/Second year Nickname: Golden Bears Head Coach Emeritus: Nort Thornton Colors: Blue and Gold Assistant Coach: Greg Meehan Conference: Pacifi c-10 Diving Coach: Tom Davidson Pool: Spieker Aquatics Complex Durden’s Offi ce Phone: (510) 643-3878 (Lanes: 9 feet wide, Depth: 10 feet 2008 Dual-Meet Record: 5-2/3-2 Pac-10 to 13 feet, 2008 Pac-10 Finish: Second Dimensions: 50 meters by 25 yards, 2008 NCAA Finish: Fourth Bulkhead: Moveable) 2008 Lettermen Returning: 13 Chancellor: Dr. Robert J. Birgeneau 2008 Lettermen Lost: 12 TABLE OF Director of Athletics: Sandy Barbour 2008 NCAA Team Members Returning: 6 Deputy Director of Athletics/SWA/Sport 2008 NCAA Team Members Lost: 8 CONTENTS Supervisor: Teresa Kuehn Gould 2008 Returning All-Americans ........IFC Quick Facts ........................................1 Outlook ........................................... 2-3 MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT 2008-09 Roster ..................................4 Men’s Swimming & Diving Contact: ............................Scott Ball Head Coach David Durden ................5 E-Mail: ....................................................... [email protected] Coach Emeritus Nort Thornton .......6-7 Offi ce Phone: ....................................................(510) 643-1741 Fax: ...................................................................(510) 643-7778 Assistant Coach Greg Meehan ..........8 Address: ...............................................Media Relations Offi ce, Assistant Coaching Staff.................... 9 349 Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, Calif. 94720 Athlete Profi les ........................... 10-17 Season in Review ............................18 MEDIA CREDENTIALS 2007-08 Results .............................. 19 Please direct all requests/questions for media credentials to Scott Ball. Please fax NCAA Results/ (510-643-7778) or e-mail the requests to [email protected]. 2008 All-Americans .....................20 2007-08 Top 6 Times/Dives ............. 21 Records At A Glance ........................22 Cal’s All-Time Top 10 ....................... 23 Golden Bear/Series Records ...........24 Golden Bear History ................... 25-26 ON THE COVER Academic Honors ............................ 27 The fi ve current 2008 California Cal All-Americans ............................ 28 Golden Bears who competed in the Cal Lettermen .............................29-30 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing Spieker Aquatics Complex ...............31 pose next to the Olympians plaque display at Spieker Aquatics Complex. Cal Olympians ............................ 32-33 University of California ................34-35 Left to right: Sophomore Guy Barnea The California Swimming (Israel), sophomore Martti Aljand & Diving Experience ....................36 (Estonia), sophomore Nathan Adrian Cal History ..................................... IBC (USA), sophomore Damir Dugonjic Team Photo/Schedule .................... BC (Slovenia) and freshman Martin Liivamagi (Estonia). CREDITS The 2008-09 edition of the California Men’s Swimming and Diving Media Guide was written and edited by Dean Caparaz and Scott Ball, Assistant Media Relations Directors. Layout and graphics by John Dunbar, Publications Director CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS USAGE GUIDELINES and Evan Kerr, Publications Assistant. When referring to University of California intercollegiate athletic teams, please use Photos by John Todd, Michael Pimen- California or Golden Bears on first reference. Cal or Bears may be used on second tel, Michael J. Burns, Kelley Cox, John reference. Terms such as UC Berkeley, Cal-Berkeley, Berkeley and California-Berkeley Dunbar, Evan Kerr, Nick Lammers, Bill (or other similar variations) are incorrect and should not be used in connection with Collins, Stu Corliss, Peter H. Bick, and Cal Athletics. Harrison Stubbs, among others. 2008-09 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS Men's Swimming & Diving Media Guide 1 CALIFORNIA Golden Bears 2008-09 SEASON PREVIEW BOLSTERED BY OLYMPIANS, CAL SETS SIGHTS ON ANOTHER TOP FINISH alifornia has its sights set on compet- ing for another top finish at the NCAA CChampionships in the second year of David Durden’s reign with the Golden Bears. Cal has a slew of talented swim- mers and divers on its roster, including U.S. Olympic gold-medalist Nathan Adrian and fellow 2008 Olympians Martti Aljand, Guy Barnea, Damir Dugonjic and Martin Liivamagi, joined by freshmen and returning Bears who hope to build on Durden’s first year as head coach last season. Under Durden in 2007-08, the Bears exceeded expectations by taking second place in the Pac-10 Championships and finishing fourth in the NCAA Championships. Along the way, they racked up six confer- David Russell ence titles, 10 swimmers earned All-America honors and two more Bears earned honor- to Cal from Missouri after competing in the legacy from Matt Biondi to Anthony Ervin to able mention All-America honors. Seven of 50- and 100-meter freestyles in the 2008 Duje Draganja – now Nathan picks up that those All-Americans and honorable mention U.S. Olympic Trials. The former Tiger, who torch and carries it – but also just from having All-Americans – William Copeland, Mark took last season off from collegiate swim- the proverbial bulls eye on his back, having Eckert, Sam Helvie, Louis Vayo and Joe ming to focus on earning a trip to Beijing, to bring it every meet, every day, to prepare Whittington and 2008 Olympians Jernej gives Cal an immediate threat in the sprint himself for the NCAA Championships. Godec and Dominik Meichtry – are gone, freestyles and relays. While at Missouri, Clark set the 100-yard but the cupboard is far from bare. Foster returns to the Cal fold after com- free record of 43.58. His top time in the 50- “One of the things we have to immedi- peting for the Bears as a freshman in the yard free is 19.55, which would tie him for ately address is losing 11 seniors from last 2004-05 season, when he posted top-10 ninth place on Cal’s all-time list. year’s squad,” Durden said. “Those 11 guys finishes in the 200- and 500-yard frees and in Durden expects Moore to continue to provided a lot of leadership, provided a lot the 1,650 free at the Pac-10 Championships build on a career that included qualifying of points at the Pac-10s and at the NCAA and competed in the NCAA Championships. for the NCAA Championships in the 50 level, so we need a lot of our younger guys Lentz, another 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials and 100 frees. The Johannesburg, South to step up and fill some of those voids. We swimmer, adds depth in the individual med- Africa, product is another internationally have guys returning who have put them- ley and butterfly events at the Pac-10 level experienced Bear who posted Cal’s fourth- selves in a great position to be impactful at and perhaps, in his final season as a Bear, fastest 50 (19.93) and the Bears’ fifth-best the Pac-10 and NCAA level. Just looking at the NCAA Championships level. 100 (43.65) of the season at NCAAs as a at our senior class now, a guy like David Cal’s roster is dotted with other interna- freshman. Moore swam Cal’s third-fastest Russell, who finished third at the NCAA tionally and nationally experienced athletes, 200 free (1:37.82) in 2007-08. Championships in the 100 back and made including sophomore Graeme Moore and Cordes is a Maryland transfer whom the consolation final in the 200 back, we’re freshmen Miller Douglas, Chris Rogers Durden recruited when he was the Terrapins going to expect and need great things from and Nolan Koon, who the Bears will lean head coach. He should be immediately him at the NCAA level.” on to produce great results this season. impactful as an NCAA Championships-level Russell is also an important contributor in competitor. Cordes was one of the fast- medley relays; he led off the second-place FREESTYLE est American sprinters last year, when he 400-medley relay (3:05.38; 45.93 split) and Cal should be strong again in the sprints, swam a Maryland-best 19.88 in the 50 free led off the third-place 200-medley relay with talent including Nathan Adrian, Bennett as a freshman at the ACC Championships. (1:24.50; 21.68 split) at last year’s NCAA Clark, Graeme Moore and Nick Cordes. Moore, sophomore Daniel Smith, Martti Championships. He capped off a strong Adrian is the latest in a long line of successful Aljand and junior Scott Sorge give Cal a year by competing in the 2008 U.S. Olympic Cal sprinters that includes some nationally solid 200-free corps. Trials, tying for 14th in the 100-meter back- and internationally decorated athletes. Casey is Cal’s top returning distance stroke (55.18) this past summer. “Nathan Adrian is probably one of the most swimmer. He had Cal’s second-best times Cal will also look to its other seniors, if not the most prolific American sprinters in both the 1,000 (9:19.04) and 1,650 including Ian Lentz, newcomer Bennett that’s out there,” Durden said. “He has a (15:28.00) as a sophomore and swam in the Clark, John Foster and Dash Rothberg, tall task for being a sprinter, not only from 1,500-meter free at the 2008 U.S. Olympic for leadership this season. Clark transferred wearing a Cal cap and what that brings of the Trials. Durden also looks for freshman Isaac 2 2008-09 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS Men's Swimming & Diving Media Guide CALIFORNIA Golden Bears Howell to make an impact in the 200, 500 BACKSTROKE with a time of 3:49.20, which is Cal’s fastest and the mile. Also a 2008 Olympic Trials competitor returning time. in 200-meter backstroke, David Russell, BREASTSTROKE posted Cal’s top time in the 100 backstroke RELAYS Cal has one of the most dynamic groups - swimming a 45.42 to take third place in In the medley relays, half of Cal’s quartet in of breaststrokers in the nation, including the NCAA Championships - and swam both the 200- and 400-yard events returns, in Olympians Damir Dugonjic and Martti Cal’s second-fastest 200 backstroke with a backstroker David Russell and breaststroker Aljand along with junior Sean Mahoney, 1:42.01 to win the Pac-10 title in that event Damir Dugonjic.
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