2005-2006 USC Quick Facts

2005-2006 USC Swimming and Diving

Table of Contents 2005-2006 USC Quick Facts

Schedule ...... 1 LOCATION: ...... Los Angeles, CA Quick Facts ...... 1 FOUNDED: ...... 1880 Season Preview ...... 2-4 ENROLLMENT: ...... 32,000 (16,000 undergraduate) MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING PRESIDENT: ...... Dr. Steven Sample Roster and NCAA Time Standards ...... 5 COLORS: ...... Cardinal and Gold 2005-06 Trojan Profiles ...... 6-17 NICKNAME: ...... Trojans/Women of Troy 2004-05 Results and Honors/Season Review .....18-20 CONFERENCE: ...... Pacific-10 2004-05 Top Times ...... 21 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: ...... Mike Garrett WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2004-2005 MEN’S RECORD: ...... 4-3 / ninth at NCAAs 2004-2005 PAC-10 RECORD: ...... 2-2 / third at Pac-10s Roster and NCAA Time Standards ...... 22 2004-2005 WOMEN’S RECORD: ...... 1-5-1 / 10th at NCAAs 2005-06 Women of Troy Profiles ...... 23-35 2004-2005 PAC-10 RECORD: ...... 0-4-1 / fifth at Pac-10s 2004-05 Results and Honors/Season Review .....36-38 HEAD COACH: ...... Mark Schubert 2004-05 Top Times ...... 39 MARK SCHUBERT’S USC MEN’S RECORD: ...... 71-32 (14th year) COACHES AND STAFF MARK SCHUBERT’S USC WOMEN’S RECORD: ...... 71-30-1 (13th year) Head Coach Mark Schubert ...... 40-43 HEAD ASSISTANT COACH: ...... Vic Riggs (third year) Head Assistant Coach Vic Riggs ...... 44 ASSISTANT COACH: ...... Lindsay Mintenko (first year) Assistant Coach Lindsay Mintenko ...... 44 ASSISTANT COACH: ...... Paige Francis (second year, first as full-time assistant) Assistant Coach Paige Francis ...... 45 HEAD DIVING COACH: ...... Hongping Li (seventh year) Graduate Assistant Coach Tamas Kerekjarto ...... 45 GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH: ...... Tamas Kerekjarto (second year) Head Diving Coach Hongping LI ...... 46-47 VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACHES: ... Kaitlin Sandeno (second year), Mike Mintenko (first year) UNDERGRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH: ...... Joanna Fargus (first year) Volunteer Assistant Coach Kaitlin Sandeno ...... 48 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: ...... Anette Robbins Volunteer Assistant Coach Mike Mintenko ...... 48 AQUATICS OFFICE PHONE: ...... (213) 740-8444 Undergraduate Assistant Coach Joanna Fargus ...... 48 AQUATICS OFFICE FAX: ...... (213) 740-6177 McDonald’s Swim Stadium ...... 49 SID CONTACT: ...... Paul Goldberg USC MEN’S SWIMMING HISTORY SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE PHONE: ...... (213) 740-8480 McDonald’s Swim Stadium Records ...... 50 SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE FAX: ...... (213) 740-7584 USC Team Records ...... 51 SID CELL PHONE: ...... (213) 725-3567 USC All-Time Top 10 ...... 52 SID E-MAIL: ...... [email protected] Year-by-Year Results ...... 53 USC OFFICIAL WEBSITE: ...... www.usctrojans.com USC’s Olympians ...... 54 USC In International Swimming ...... 55-57 USC’s 110 NCAA Titles ...... 58 USC’s 530 All-Americans ...... 59-63 USC’s 205 Pac-10 Conference Titles ...... 64-65 2005-2006 USC Schedule USC’s AAU Meet History ...... 65 DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME USC’s 94 Pacific Coast Titles ...... 66 10/21 Fri. Intrasquad meet USC 3 p.m. 10/28-29 Fri.-Sat. Pacific Invite (m/w) Stockton, CA All day USC LEGENDS AND NCAA TITLE TEAMS USC NCAA Championships teams ...... 67-68 11/11-12 Fri.-Sat. Trojan Diving Invite USC All day USC Legends ...... 69-74 11/11-12 Fri.-Sat. Texas (m) USC All day 11/18 Fri. at Arizona (m/w) Tucson, AZ 1 p.m. USC WOMEN’S SWIMMING HISTORY 11/19 Sat. at Arizona State (m/w) Tempe, AZ 12 p.m. McDonald’s Swim Stadium Records ...... 75 12/1-3 Thur.-Sat. Texas Invitational (m/w) Austin, TX All day USC Team Records ...... 76 1/7 Sat. UC Santa Barbara (m/w) USC 1 p.m. USC’s Olympians ...... 77 1/14 Sat. Cal State Bakersfield (m/w) USC 1 p.m. USC in International Competition ...... 78 1/27 Fri. California (w) m/w diving USC 1 p.m. USC’s 227 All-Americans ...... 79-81 1/28 Sat. Stanford (w) m/w diving USC 1 p.m. USC’s 105 Pac-10/WCAA Titles ...... 82 2/3 Fri. California (m) USC 1 p.m. USC’s 36 NCAA/AIAW Titles ...... 83 2/4 Sat. Stanford (m) USC 1 p.m. Year-by-Year Results ...... 84 All-Time Opponent Records ...... 84 2/11 Sat. at UCLA (w) Westwood, CA 1 p.m. 2/22-2/25 Wed.-Sat. Women’s Pac-10 Championships Long Beach, CA All day USC EXPERIENCE ...... I-XVIII (men and women diving) 3/1-4 Wed.-Sat. Men’s Pac-10 Championships Federal Way, WA All day 3/9-11 Sat.-Sun. NCAA Zone E Diving Championships Oklahoma City, OK All day 3/16-18 Thur.-Sat. Women’s NCAA Championships Athens, GA All day Credits 3/23-25 Thur.-Sat. Men’s NCAA Championships Atlanta, GA All day

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USC Men’s Swimming Preview Larsen Jensen If asked to form an international swimming all-star team, 22-and- under, you probably couldn’t do much better than to just choose the USC men’s swimming team rather than pick from the world’s rosters. Dense with talent and languages, USC’s pool will feature swimmers on the men’s side born in Hungary, Tunisia, Italy, South Korea, Guatemala as well as the U.S. The men finished ninth at the 2005 NCAA Championships, the 10th time in 13 years that USC posted a top 10 finish at the NCAAs under head coach Mark Schubert. Senior Ous Mellouli (Tunisia) won his first career NCAA title (400y IM), as did American Larsen Jensen (1650y free). Mellouli also won Pac-10 titles in the 400 IM and the 500y free, leading USC to a third-place finish in an always-tough Pac-10 Conference. Schubert only lost two members of his 2005 NCAA contingent, saying “Ous is one of world’s finest middle freestylers and IM swimmers,” said goodbye to captain and breaststroke specialist Paul Fahey as well as All- Schubert of the Tunisian born swimmer who won a pair of bronze medals at American diver Ray Vincent. the 2005 World Championships. “He showed spectacular improvement at This year’s men’s team is led by Mellouli and juniors Jensen and the worlds in the middle distances and continues his consistent elite status Mihaly Flaskay, who between them can dominate distance freestyle, medley in the 400 IM.” and breaststroke events. In addition to Mellouli’s potential dominance of Jensen won two silver medals at the 2005 Worlds, taking second to the 400y IM and 500y free and Jensen’s vice grip on the mile, Flaskay is in Australian giant Grant Hackett in both the 800m and 1500m free. elite company in the 100y breast, taking second last year at the NCAAs. “Larsen continued his stellar international career at the world championships, breaking his American record in the 800m free,” Schubert said. “He’s an NCAA champion who’s working hard to develop a third event for the NCAAs to match the 500y and 1650y.” Ous Mellouli Flaskay, a three-time All-American, missed winning an NCAA title in the 100y breast by a hair, but still set the school record in the race. Said Schubert: “Mihaly is one of the world’s top sprint breaststrokers and gives us outstanding depth on the sprint relays.” Another pair of All-Americans who Schubert thinks will build on their fine 2005 seasons is juniors Sam Masson and Viktor Bodrogi. They both earned All-American honors on USC’s NCAA championship final medley relays, Bodrogi swimming the back and Masson the fly. Masson also scored individually in the 100y fly. Said Schubert: “Sam is one of our most versatile swimmers. He’s the most dependable relay swimmer we have with ability in the sprint free, fly and back. He has the potential to be a multi-event finalist at the NCAAs. “Viktor is improving to become a fine short course swimmer. He can swim the back, fly, IM and free and is a great weapon in dual meets because of his ability to swim any stroke and distance.” Another junior who came into his own in 2005 is Sean Sussex, an All-American on USC’s 200y medley relay who is one of USC’s fastest ever sprint freestylers. Said Schubert: “Sean is a top sprinter and a great dual- meet weapon. He performs at his best in the championship season, particularly on relays. He has the potential to be an NCAA finalist and should challenge school records in the 100 and 200 free.”

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Seniors Tyler Storie and Tyler Panos will serve as co-captains for the Trojans and both will are key members of USC’s freestyle corps. Kalyn Keller Storie is one of USC’s top distance swimmers while Panos has improved at the shorter distances. Said Schubert: “Tyler Storie will again be part of a great distance group and should qualify for his first NCAA Championships as a senior. Tyler Panos, a previous NCAA qualifier, has been a great point scorer at the Pac-10 level and should be one of our best relay swimmers in the 50y, 100y and 200y free.” Among the other returning freestylers who should post major contributions are sophomores William Antisdale, Tyler Wilson and Bryce Elser and senior Mike Kauffman. Wilson and Elser are sprinters and Antisdale and Kauffman are distance swimmers. All should be keys this year. Said Schubert: “William is one of our best distance freestylers and has really benefited from training with Larsen and Ous. He has potential to qualify and score in his first NCAAs. “Tyler adds depth to the sprint corps and should be a top relay man on the 200y and USC Women’s Swimming Preview 400y free relay. Bryce is coming off a fine freshman year and will be a contender to qualify for our free relays. Mark Schubert’s women’s squad features a huge incoming class of “Besides being strong in the 500y and 1650y free, Mike can be newcomers that should mesh with the returning talent to form one of the counted on in the medley and the 200 fly. He’s been to the NCAAs before top teams in the country. and is a potential scorer this year.” Two NCAA title winners are on the squad: junior Kalyn Keller, a Among USC’s other butterflyers who will be counted on are juniors 2004 winner in the freestyle mile, and senior Blythe Hartley, who owns Connor Hall and Gergely Meszaros and sophomore Brandon Lovell. All championships on the 1-meter, 3-meter and platform. have been dual-meet and Pac-10 contributors who hope to develop into Keller earned All-American honors for the second year in a row in bigger roles. 2005 and seeks to return to the medal stand after a year away. Hartley had Junior Joon Youm and sophomore Greg Barone will join Flaskay a banner year in 2005, winning her second career world championship title as breaststroke mainstays. Youm has been a consistently solid Pac-10 to complement her third NCAA title and fifth and sixth Pac-10 crowns. performer while Barone is an up-and-comer. They lead a team that finished 10th at the 2005 NCAAs (the Women Said Schubert: “Connor Hall made the big jump to the national level of Troy have never finished outside the Top 10 in 12 years under Schubert) in the 200 fly and he’ll provide great depth as well as in the IM. and fifth at the ultra-competitive 2005 Pac-10s. “Brandon is one of our top sprint flyers, but can also swim the 100y Keller and Hartley are joined by returning All-Americans Cait and 200y breast as well as the 200y IM. He’ll contend for the top sprint fly Connealy, a junior, and Emily Goetsch, a sophomore. The team is without spots on the medley relay. two All-Americans from last year, butterflyer and backstroker Marisa Kozak “Gergely will provide great depth in the 100y and 200y fly. He’s a and freestyler and backstroker Jo Fargus. potential relay contender in the fly and the 200y free and should qualify for Schubert expects Keller to resume her place among the top distance his first NCAAs.” threats in the NCAA. Among USC’s key newcomers are Vanni Mangoni and Evan Marcus, “Kalyn is one of the top distance freestylers in the U.S. and will be a a pair of freshmen who figure to post immediate results. Mangoni is an contender for titles in the 500y and 1650y free,” Schubert said. “Her 200y Italian native with loads of international experience who will contribute in free has improved dramatically and she should be one of the mainstays on the medley while Marcus, born in Guatemala, provides more punch in the the 800y free relay. She is also a potential finalist in the 400y IM.” distance events. As for Hartley, head diving coach Hongping Li expects Hartley’s “Our men’s squad did a great job last year. We saw a tremendous fantastic performances from the end of the 2005 to continue. improvement in the sophomore class,” Schubert said. “Larsen, Ous and “Blythe had such an outstanding 2005,” Li said. “She has already Mihaly will provide great leadership. We know we have potential individual assured herself a place among USC’s greatest divers but is hungry to champions, but the key for the overall team performance is to qualify more compete again for another NCAA title. Her success in 2005 gives her more guys for the NCAAs. We need more scoring depth and we need to take the confidence as she begins 2006.” relays from the consolation finals to the championship finals.” Senior Stacy Vazhenin and Connealy, who joins Keller as a co-captain, both return as major contributors. Vazhenin, an NCAA veteran, is a versatile swimmer who can help in many strokes while Connealy is another threat across the board. Said Schubert: “Cait was a consistent winner in dual meets last year and I expect the same. She can swim the fly and free at all distances and is a key relay swimmer. “Stacy is a solid big-meet swimmer. She will focus on her freestyle, IM and the 200y back. She should be a contender to be on the 800y free relay.” Goetsch had an impressive freshman campaign as a flyer and middle distance freestyler in 2005. In addition to her relay work, Goetsch scored

2005-2006 USC Swimming and Diving 3 2005-2006 Swimming and Diving Outlook individually at the NCAAs and was a two-time Pac-10 finalist. champion and 2005 U.S. World Championship Trials participant. Waller Said Schubert: “Emily is our top sprint flyer who also provides depth was a three-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American. in the middle distance freestyle. She will be a key relay performer and Said Schubert: “Kristen is a versatile sprinter who excels in the 50y and potential triple event finalist at the NCAAs.” 100y free, 100y fly and 100y back. She will be our top backstroke swimmer Another sophomore who will have a major impact is Rhi Jeffrey. One on relays and should enjoy a standout freshman year. of America’s top freestyle sprinters, Jeffrey didn’t compete in the spring of “Rachael is dynamite in the 100y, 200y and 500y free. She has proved 2005, but should have a huge year in 2006, individually and on relays. in practice she can swim with the best on the team and she will contend for Said Schubert: “Rhi is one of the top freestylers in the country. She relay spots in all freestyle positions. should be a multiple relay swimmer this year and will challenge the school Another fine new backstroker is freshman Megan Wheeler, a 2004 U.S. records in 50y, 100y and 200y freestyle.” Olympic Trial qualifier. USC also adds a newcomer with good experience Senior Kristina Sieper made her NCAA debut in 2005 and returns as in the IM in transfer Sarah Houck, who graduated from Pacific but has one one of USC’s top sprint breaststrokers. year of eligibility remaining. Said Schubert: “Kristina will compete for a relay spot and she’s also Said Schubert: “Sarah has a history of being one of the best collegiate dramatically improved in the 200u breaststroke, where she can be a threat IM swimmers and will provide depth in the back. this year.” “Megan was one of the top back prep recruits. She’s a great Sophomore Whitney Hentzen joins Keller among USC’s top returning underwater kicker who can also sprint the 50y and 100y free. She should distance freestylers. She was among the top milers in the Pac-10. Two other continue to compete at high level nationally.” veterans set to contribute are sophomores Renee Viveros, a dual-meet Schubert sees a big upside to this year’s team. threat in a variety of races, Brittany Allen, a distance freestyler. “The women’s team has some proven leadership from people like Freshman Rebecca Soni leads a huge class of newcomers to the Trojan Kalyn and Blythe and we’ve got a lot of young swimmers who are still program that figures to give Schubert much more flexibility when filling out establishing themselves at the collegiate level,” Schubert said. “If they his dual-meet lineups. improve and compete as well as they did last season, we have the potential Soni was a 2005 U.S. national champion in the 200m breast and to be a top 5 team. Out relays should be much improved. They are always won a pair of silvers at the 2005 World University Games in the 100m and key and our commitment to swimming relays well will be our top goal.” 200m breast. Said Schubert: “Rebecca was the top 200y breaststroker out of high USC Diving Preview school last year. She has improved her 100y dramatically this summer and got some great international experience. She could surprise in the 200y In addition to the aforementioned Hartley, diving coach Hongping Li and 400y IM as well.” welcomes back an experienced group of women and men divers that will Soni should be the cornerstone of a young corps of swimmers who provide key dual-meet support and can be counted on at the Pac-10s as are talented in the breaststroke as well as other events. The group includes well. Missy McIntyre, Katy Houston, Maryann Hiller and Lindsay Warren. McIntyre Lindsay Draper is the other senior on the women’s squad, returning for was a three-time Washington state champ in the 100y breast and a 2004 her fourth year at USC. She has been a consistent dual-meet and Pac-10 Olympic Trial qualifier while Houston won seven Nevada state titles in the performer. IM and breast. Said Li: “Lindsay has improved her level of diving in the past three Said Schubert: “Katy is one of the top IM and breaststroke recruits. She years and will join Blythe to lead the squad at dual meets and Pac-10s.” has tremendous range in her distances and should contend for the medley Sophomores Ali Tycast, Kathryn Lewallen, Eileen Osmun and Kim Popp relay spot in the breast. return to improve upon their USC “Melissa will certainly be a debuts and junior Tory Moreno dual-meet weapon. She can swim returns to the squad as well. the 50y, 100y or 200y free, the Blythe Hartley USC’s men’s squad will be 100y and 200y breast, the 200y without its top returning diver. IM and any stroke over 100 yards. Junior Michael Hilde, an NCAA She’s one of the top candidates point scorer each of the past two for the medley relays in free or seasons, will miss the 2006 season breaststroke and should have a recovering from a shoulder injury. great impact on the sprint free But fellow junior Kenny relays.” Jenkins had a solid 2005 of his “Maryann also was a top prep own and will be relied on as breaststroker who will add depth USC’s top diver in 2006. He was to what appears to be an amazing a three-time Pac-10 finalist last breaststroke contingent. I’m year who barely missed qualifying looking forward to her improving for the NCAA Championships. her 200y. Said Li: “Jenkins will be a “Lindsay can swim the middle leader for the men’s squad. He to distance free as well as the has been improving in all aspects breast and IM. She should be a of his techniques and this is the solid point scorer at the Pac-10s year for Kenny to prove himself and will contend for an NCAA as one of the top divers in the spot.” country.” Further bolstering USC’s Joining Jenkins on the men’s freestyle corps are freshmen team is freshman Koltin Stratiner. Rachael Waller and Kristen Lahey. Lahey, also a fine backstroker, was an 11-time Colorado state

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NAME YEAR EVENT HEIGHT HOMETOWN (COLLEGE/HS) William Antisdale Sophomore Free/Fly 6-0 Sammamish, WA (Skyline) Gregory Barone Sophomore Breast/IM 5-11 Stamford, CT (Fairfield Prep) Viktor Bodrogi Junior Back/Fly 6-1 Szazhalombatta, Hungary (Arany Lanos) Bryce Elser Sophomore Free/Fly 6-3 Huntignton Beach, CA (Huntington Beach) Mihaly Flaskay Junior Breast/Free 6-1 Andornaktalya, Hungary (Gardonyi Geza Gymnasium) Connor Hall Junior IM/Fly 6-0 Portland, OR (Sam Barlow) Michael Hilde Junior Diving 5-10 Mission Viejo, CA (Laguna Hills) Kenny Jenkins Junior Diving 5-8 Rockville, MD (Walter Johnson) Larsen Jensen Junior Free 6-1 Mission Viejo, CA (Mission Viejo) Mike Kauffman Senior Free/IM 6-3 Liburn, GA (Parkview) Brandon Lovell Sophomore Fly/IM/Breast 6-3 Lexington, KY (Paul Laurence Dunbar) Vanni Mangoni Freshman Breast 6-0 Agliana, Italy (Liceo Artistico “A Passaglia”) Evan Marcus Freshman Free 5-10 Valrico, Fla. (American Heritage School) Sam Masson Junior Back/Fly 5-11 Meridian, ID (Eagle) Ous Mellouli Senior IM/Free 6-0 Tunis, Tunisia (Lycee du Rampart) Gergely Meszaros Junior Fly/Free 5-10 Budapest, Hungary (Teleki Blanka) Kazu Miyahara Freshman Breast/IM 6-0 Long Beach, CA (Long Beach Poly) Brian Neff Freshman Free 6-4 Mission Viejo, CA (Aliso Niguel) Tyler Panos Senior Back/Free/Fly 6-5 Salt Lake City, UT (West) Carlos Riveria Freshman Fly 5-10 El Cajon, CA (Valhalla) Tyler Storie Senior Free 5-8 Corvallis, OR (Corvallis) Koltin Sratiner Freshman Diving 5-8 Issaquah, WA (Issaquah) Sean Sussex Junior Free 6-2 Mercer Island, WA (Mercer Island) Bradley Thompson Sophomore Free 6-3 Portola Valley (Sacred Heart Prep) Tyler Wilson Sophomore Free 6-2 Carpinteria, CA (Santa Barbara) Joon Youm Junior Breast/IM 5-10 Federal Way, WA (Decatur)

Head Coach: Mark Schubert (14th year) Head Assistant Coach: Vic Riggs (third year) Assistant Coach: Lindsay Mintenko (first year) Assistant Coach: Paige Francis (second year, first as assistant) Head Diving Coach: Hongping Li (seventh year) Graduate Assistant: Tamas Kerekjarto (second season) Volunteer Assistants: Kaitlin Sandeno (second season) Mike Mintenko (first season) Student Assistant: Joanna Fargus (first season)

Men’s NCAA Time Standards

25-YARD 25-YARD 25-METER 25-METER EVENT ‘A’ CUT ‘B’ CUT ‘A’ CUT ‘B’ CUT 50 Freestyle 19.74 20.33 22.04 22.70 100 Freestyle 43.35 44.65 48.39 49.84 200 Freestyle 1:35.60 1:38.46 1:46.70 1:49.89 500 Freestyle 4:19.63 4:27.41 3:47.15 3:53.96 1650 Freestyle 15:05.87 15:33.04 15:03.17 15:30.25 100 Butterfly 47.25 48.66 52.74 54.31 200 Butterfly 1:44.93 1:48.07 1:57.11 2:00.62 100 Backstroke 47.43 48.85 52.94 54.53 200 Backstroke 1:44.02 1:47.14 1:56.10 1:59.58 100 Breaststroke 53.60 55.62 59.83 1:02.08 200 Breaststroke 1:56.55 2:00.87 2:10.98 2:14.91 200 IM 1:46.69 1:49.89 1:58.86 2:02.65 400 IM 3:46.89 3:54.10 4:13.23 4:21.28 200 Freestyle Relay 1:18.47 1:20.82 1:27.58 1:30.21 400 Freestyle Relay 2:54.21 2:59.43 3:14.44 3:20.26 800 Freestyle Relay 6:26.08 6:37.66 7:10.90 7:23.82 200 Medley Relay 1:26.52 1:29.32 1:36.57 1:39.69 400 Medley Relay 3:11.96 3:18.13 3:34.25 3:41.13

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WILLIAM ANTISDALE GREG BARONE

FREE/FLY • 6-0 • SOPHOMORE BREAST/IM • 5-11 • SOPHOMORE Sammamish, WA Stamford, CT Skyline HS Fairfield Prep

THIS SEASON: William Antisdale is among THIS SEASON: A 2006 sophomore, Greg USC’s top distance freestylers and is solid in Barone is a solid sprint breaststroker for the the 200y fly as well. He’ll continue to be a key Trojans in his first year with the team and has dual-meet swimmer and looks to take the next shown promise in the 200 IM. step to become a Pac-10 finalist and qualify for and score at the NCAAs. 2005: Barone saw occasional action as a 2005 freshman, posting an 2005: Antisdale competed in three events at the Pac-10 championships, exhibition swim at the Pac-10 Championships and competing at the Texas taking 11th in the 500y free (4:23.08), 12th in the 1650y free (15:34.86) Invitational. and 20th in the 200y free (1:39.91) … He competed at the 2005 U.S. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state honors as a senior at Fairfield Prep World Championship Trials, reaching the consolation final of the 400m free in Stamford, Conn. … Was also All-Area as a senior and was on the All- (4:00.44), finishing 15th … At the 2005 U.S. Summer Nationals, he was Academic team each year in school. 52nd in the 1500m free (16:47.86) and 56th in the 400m free (4:04.56). PERSONAL: He was born on March 12, 1986 … He was Summa Cum HIGH SCHOOL: He was a NISCA Top 16 Award winner in the 200 and Laude each year in school and was a member of the National Honor 500 free in 2002 and 2003 and a NISCA All-American in 2002 at Skyline Society as a junior and senior … Older brother Jamie swam at Loyola High … Tabbed an Eastside Journal Prep Athlete of the Week in 2003 … College in Maryland and was a 2004 Olympic Trials semifinalist in the Was seventh in the 800m free at the 2004 U.S. Spring Nationals … Was a 100m breast. national qualifier in the 400m and 800m free. PERSONAL: He was born on Dec. 27, 1985 … Grandfather Wilbur Antisdale attended USC and his uncle played football at Occidental. ANTISDALE’S PERSONAL RECORDS: 200-yard free 1:39.51 500-yard free 4:23.08 1000-yard free 9:17.0 1650-yard free 15:34.86 100-yard fly 52.0 200-yard fly 2:06.0 200-meter free 1:54.2 400-meter free 4:00.44 800-meter free 8:18.0 1500-meter free 16:07.0

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VIKTOR BODROGI BRYCE ELSER

BACK/FLY • 5-10 • JUNIOR FREE/FLY • 6-3 • SOPHOMORE Szazhalombatta, Hungary Huntington Beach, CA Arany Lanos Huntington Beach HS

THIS SEASON: Viktor Bodrogi, a talented THIS SEASON: Bryce Elser, a 2006 backstroker and butterflyer, is in his third sophomore, is a sprint freestyler who will try to season with the Trojans as a 2006 junior. carve out a niche on USC’s dual-meet squads An All-American who also has Olympic individually and on relays and become a experience, Bodrogi is a key component valuable contributor at the Pac-10s. individually and on relays for the Trojans whose versatile makes him a 2005: Elser raced in three events at the 2005 Pac-10 Championships as valuable dual-meet performer. a freshman, finishing 20th in the 100y free (45.70), 21st in the 200y free 2005: Bodrogi earned All-American honors as the leadoff on both medley (1:40.33) and 25th in the 50y free (21.11). relays as a sophomore at the 2005 NCAA Championships, helping the HIGH SCHOOL: Elser was a prep All-American at Huntington Beach Trojans to seventh in the 200y and eighth in the 400y … He was also (Calif.) High in the 50y, 100y and 200y free and the 100y fly and was a 22nd in both the 200y back (1:45.61) and the 100y back (48.55), 44th three-time All-American as a junior … He was second in the 50y free at in the 200y IM (1:50.46) and swam on USC’s 14th-place 200y free relay the 2004 CIF Southern Section Division I finals and third in the 100y free … At the 2005 Pac-10 Championships, Bodrogi was second in the 200y … He earned All-Orange County honors in 2004, was the Sunset League fly (1:44.45), fourth in the 100y back (47.53) and ninth in the 200y IM MVP and was his school’s 2004 Athlete of the Year. (1:47.54) PERSONAL: He was born on May 11, 1985 … Grandparents John and 2004: Bodrogi joined the Trojans in the spring semester as a 2004 freshman Gloria Elser both attended USC. and swam well enough to earn a spot at the NCAA Championships. At the ELSER’S PERSONAL RECORDS: NCAAs, he was 19th in the 200m back (1:57.74), 28th in the 100m back 50-yard free 21.11 100-yard free 45.65 (54.74) and swam on USC’s 800m free relay and 400m medley relay … At 200-yard free 1:39.87 100-yard fly 50.23 the Pac-10 Championships, he was fourth in the 100y back and ninth in the 200y back. His 1:44.03 in the 200y back made him the sixth fastest Trojan ever in the event … Bodrogi swam the 200m back at the 2004 Olympics, finishing 24th (2:03.16) in his second Olympics appearance. HUNGARY: The latest in a line of Hungarian swimmers competing for USC, Bodrogi has been among Hungary’s top swimmers for some time and owns national titles in both the backstroke and butterfly. He also has competed internationally, representing Hungary at the 2003 World Championships in Barcelona in the 200 fly and the 200 back. He also represented Hungary at the 2000 Olympics, swimming the 200 fly. He was also sixth at the 2001 World Championships in the 200m back. PERSONAL: He was born on Dec. 28, 1983. BODROGI’S PERSONAL RECORDS: 100-yard back 47.50 200-meter back 1:59.24 200-meter fly 1:58.46 100-meter back (sc) 54.74 200-meter back (sc) 1:56.26

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MIHÁLY FLASKAY HUNGARY: Flaskay, a five-time Hungary national champion, was a silver medallist in the 50m breast (27.51) at the 2002 European Championships and was sixth in the 100m breast (1:01.69) … He was first in the 50m breast (28.56) at the 2000 European Junior Championships … He won BREAST/FREE • 6-1 • JUNIOR (RS) the 50m (28.35) and the 100m breast (1:01.75) at the 2002 Hungarian ANDORNAKTALYA, HUNGARY Nationals. GARDONYI GEZA GIMNAZIUM PERSONAL: He was born on May 18, 1982 … He is majoring in international relations with an emphasis on global business. FLASKAY’S PERSONAL RECORDS: THIS SEASON: Mihály Flaskay, a 2006 50-meter breast 27.51 100-meter breast 1:01.69 junior and native of Hungary, is USC’s fastest 50-meter free 23.31 100-meter free 51.83 sprint breaststroker ever and will challenge for 50-meter fly 25.6 an NCAA title in the 100y breast. He’s also invaluable on Troy’s medley relays and is talented in the sprint free. He is USC’s record holder for the 100y breast (52.92) and is part of Troy’s 200y and 400y medley relay records as well. 2005: Flaskay was a three-time All-American as a 2005 redshirt sophomore and came within an eyelash of winning his first NCAA title. The European speedster was leading late in the 100y breast final at the 2005 NCAA Championships, but was edged out, finishing in 52.92 behind only Gary Marshall of Stanford (52.68). The time was still good enough to break his school record in the event. Flaskay also earned All-American honors by swimming the breaststroke legs in both medley relays that made finals appearances and competed on USC’s 200y and 400y freestyles as well … At the 2005 Pac-10 Championships, Flaskay was fourth in the 100y breast (53.61) and sixth in the 200y breast (1:59.67) … At the 2005 World Championships, Flaskay was a semifinalist in the 50m breast, finishing ninth in 28.14. He was just 0.11 from qualifying for the final … He was tabbed as USC’s Most Inspirational Swimmer at the team banquet. 2004: Flaskay did not compete for the Trojans in 2004, instead taking the year off to train for the Olympics (though he did not compete there). 2003: Flaskay, as a 2003 freshman, was a three-time All-American and reached the finals of the 100y breast in his first NCAA Championships meet. Flaskay finished third in the 100y breast in a USC record 53.23 and swam the breast legs on the Trojans’ seventh-place 200y medley relay (which set a school record in 1:27.54) and sixth-place 400y medley relay. He also raced on Troy’s 15th-place 200y and 400y free relays … He became only USC’s second freshman since David Wharton in 1988 to win a Pac-10 title as a freshman, taking the 100y breast at the 2003 Pac- 10s in 53.36. He also was 19th in the 200y breast (2:03.52) and 23rd in the 50y free (21.17) … Flaskay won a bronze medal at the 2003 World CONNOR HALL Championships, swimming to third in the 50m breast (27.79) and was sixth in the 100m breast (1:01.69) … He also swam in three events at the 2003 U.S. Spring Nationals. IM/FLY • 6-0 • JUNIOR PORTLAND, OR SAM BARLOW HS

THIS SEASON: 2006 junior Connor Hall is an improving butterfly swimmer who can swim the medley, looking to be a dual-meet contributor and provide scoring at the Pac-10 Championships. 2005: Hall provided depth for the Trojans as a sophomore in 2005, posting exhibition swims at the Pac-10 Championships in addition to see- ing dual-meet action throughout he season … At the 2005 U.S. Summer Nationals, he raced in the 200m fly, finishing 57th (2:06.55) … Hall, given the Ingrid Daland Scholarship Award at the team banquet, earned 2005 Pac-10 All-Academic first team honors with a 3.57 GPA in biomedical engineering. 2004: Hall raced in three races at the 2004 Pac-10 Championships, reaching the consolation finals of the 200y fly (16th, 1:53.06). He was also 18th in the 400y IM (4:04.33) and 36th in the 200y IM (1:56.84). HIGH SCHOOL: Hall prepped at Sam Barlow High in Portland, Ore. ... He was a sectional finalist in the 200y fly and the 400y IM last year and was the valedictorian of his school. PERSONAL: He was born on May 27, 1985 … He plans to major in engineering.

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MICHAEL HILDE KENNY JENKINS

DIVER • 5-10 • JUNIOR DIVER • 5-9 • JUNIOR MISSION VIEJO, CA LAGUNA HILLS HS ROCKVILLE, MD. WALTER JOHNSON HS THIS SEASON: 2006 junior Michael Hilde returns as USC’s top diver, but a shoulder THIS SEASON: A 2006 junior diver, Kenny injury will force him to sit out the season. Jenkins made big strides in 2005 and hopes 2004: For the second consecutive year, to continue his improvement and qualify for Hilde qualified for the NCAA Championships the NCAA Championships for the first time. in all three diving specialties and he posted a 2005: As a 2005 sophomore, Jenkins was a three-time finalist at the 2005 career-best ninth-place in the platform as a 2005 sophomore. He was ninth Pac-10 Championships, taking third on 1-meter (291.10), fifth on platform off the 10-meter board (474.40), just missing the finals cut. He also was th rd (457.75) and sixth on 3-meter (504.10) … Jenkins, named USC’s Most 18 on 3-meter (501.15) and 23 on 1-meter (273.45) … At the 2005 Improved Diver at the team banquet, also dived well at the 2005 Zone E Pac-10 Championships, Hilde was second on both 1-meter (312.10) and Championships, the qualifying competition for the NCAA Championships, 3-meter (558.15) and third on platform (473.65). posting a second on the platform. But because of the limited number of 2004: Hilde, the 2004 Pac-10 Newcomer Diver of the Year, was one of divers who could advance, Jenkins just missed making the cut. only two Trojans to score individually in three events at the 2004 NCAA 2004: Jenkins, as a 2004 freshman, competed on all three boards at Championships. He was 11th on both the platform (470.45) and the 3- th the 2004 Pac-10 Championships, highlighted by a fifth-place mark on meter springboard (532.90) and was 13 on 1-meter (288.85) … At the platform (441.60). He was also ninth on 1-meter (275.15) and 11th on 2004 Pac-10 Championships, Hilde won the Pac-10 title in the platform, 3-meter (461.15) … At the Zone E Championships, Jenkins was sixth on 3- taking the event with 513.00 points, defeating defending champion and meter (432.00), 12th on platform (268.30) and 15th on 1-meter (433.70). teammate Ray Vincent. He was also second on the 3-meter springboard HIGH SCHOOL: Jenkins prepped at Walter Johnson High in Rockville, and fourth on the 1-meter springboard ... At the Zone E Championships, Md., where he earned Washington Post All-Metropolitan Athlete honors he was fourth on 1-meter and platform and seventh on 3-meter, earning a as a junior and senior in 2002 and 2003 … He was a Washington spot at the NCAAs … At the 2004 U.S. Summer Nationals, Hilde was 15th th Metropolitan Area and Montgomery County title winner from 2001 to on platform (430.98) and 20 on 3-meter (271.65). 2003 ... He competed at the Junior World Championships in 2000, taking HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Laguna Hills High … Won the 3-meter title 13th on 3-meter. at the 2003 Junior Nationals … Competed at the 2002 U.S. Nationals, PERSONAL: He was born on Feb. 15, 1985. taking 17th on 3-meter and 23rd on 1-meter … He was seventh on 3-meter at the 2001 U.S. Nationals and 21st on 1-meter … Finished sixth on 3- meter at the 2000 U.S. Nationals … Won a combined five Junior Olympic national titles in 1998 and 2000. PERSONAL: He was born on Oct. 19, 1984 … He plans to major in business.

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LARSEN JENSEN school after the fall semester to concentrate on training for the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials. The move paid off for Jensen, who won a silver medal in the 1500m free (14:45.29) in Athens in a historic race and just missed another medal by finishing fourth in the 400m free (3:46.08). Jensen’s time in the FREE • 6-1 • JUNIOR mile obliterated his own U.S. record, was the sixth-fastest ever and made MISSION VIEJO, CALIF. him the third-fastest person ever in the event behind only Aussie distant MISSION VIEJO HS legends Grant Hackett and Keiren Perkins. Jensen won the 1500m free at the Olympic Trials in a then-U.S. record 14:56.71 and was second in the 400m free (3:46.56). He also raced in the 200m free. THIS SEASON: The top American distance HIGH SCHOOL: Jensen prepped at Mission Viejo (Calif.) High … He set freestyler and on the short list of the world’s the American record in the 800m free before his senior year when he won best, 2006 junior Larsen Jensen -- a 2005 the silver medal at the 2002 Pan Pacific Championships. He also won the NCAA champion, two-time 2005 World bronze medal in the 1500m free at the same meet … Jensen continued his Championship silver medallist, 2004 Olympic silver medallist and the international medal count with a silver in the 800m free at the 2003 World American record holder in the 800m and 1500m free -- returns to defend Championships, resetting his own American record … One of the youngest his title in the NCAA 1650y free and challenge for one in the 500y free. He members of the U.S. men’s national team, he won his first national title is also strong in the 200y free and 400y … He holds USC records in the when he finished first in the 800m free (7:54.86) at the 2003 U.S. Spring 800 free (lcm) and 1500m free (lcm) and the 1000y free. Nationals. He was also second in the 400m free (3:51.13) … He won 2005: Jensen won his first career NCAA title in the 1650y free, out-dueling two more titles at the 2003 U.S. Summer Nationals, taking the 800m free 2004 U.S. Olympian Peter Vanderkaay to win in 14:32.01. It was the (7:57.35) and the 1500m free (15:11.81) … He finished 2003 ranked second-fastest time in school history behind only Erik Vendt … Jensen also second in the world in both the 800m and 1500m free behind Australian earned All-American honors in the 500y free, finishing eighth in 4:19.31 Grant Hackett … He was second in the 1500m free and fourth in the 400m and swam on USC’s 800y free relay … At the 2005 Pac-10 Championships, free at the 2002 U.S. Summer Nationals and was fourth in the 1500m he was second in the 1650y free (14:58.30) and ninth in the 500y free free and fifth in the 800m free at the 2002 U.S. Spring Nationals, earning (4:17.24) … Jensen qualified for the 2005 World Championships after Rookie of the Meet honors … He finished the 2002 season ranked second winning the 800m and 1500m freestyle at the U.S. World Championship in the world in the 800m free and fifth in the 1500m free. Trials … At the World Championships, Jensen set the American record in PERSONAL: He was born on Sept. 1, 1985. the 800m free for the third time, becoming the third-fastest man ever in JENSEN’S PERSONAL RECORDS: the race en route to a silver medal (7:45.63). He continued his strong 200-meter free 1:51.4 400-meter free 3:46.08 swimming by winning another silver in the 1500m free in 14:47.58, not 800-meter free 7:48.09 1500-meter free 14:45.29 much off his American record … Also a fine student, Jensen was tabbed a 500-yard free 4:16.9 2005 Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention selection. 2004: Jensen began his 2004 freshman season with the Trojans, but left

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MIKE KAUFFMAN BRANDON LOVELL

FREE/IM • 6-3 • SENIOR FLY/IM/BREAST • 6-3 • SOPHOMORE LIBURN, GA Lexington, KY PARKVIEW HS Paul Laurence Dunbar HS

THIS SEASON: A talented distance THIS SEASON: A talented sprint butterflyer freestyler who is also valuable in the medley and IM swimmer, 2006 sophomore and fly events, 2006 senior Mike Kauffman Brandon Lovell hopes to build on his Pac- looks to return to the NCAA Championships 10 Championships debut as a freshman and after a year away. Improving in the 400 IM, Kauffman is posed to have a continue to add depth in dual meets for the great final season at Troy. Trojans. 2005: Kauffman competed in three races at the 2005 Pac-10 2005: Lovell raced twice at the 2005 Pac-10 Championships, finishing th st Championships, taking 11th in the 400y IM (3:52.42), 13th in the 200y fly 16 in the 200y fly (49.23) and 21 in the 200y breast (2:03.52). (1:50.37) and 18th in the 500y free (4:26.40) … At the 2005 U.S. World HIGH SCHOOL: Lovell was a prep All-American as a junior and a senior Championships Trials, he was 25th in the 400m IM. at Paul Laurence Dunbar High and was tabbed as the Most Outstanding 2004: Kauffman, as a 2004 sophomore, made his NCAA Championships Male Swimmer among Kentucky high schools in 2004 … Won state titles debut, competing in three events. He was 25th in the 1500m free (15:26.94) in the 100y fly and the 200y IM and was a YMCA National champ in the and 43rd in the 400m free (3:54.84). He also competed in the 400m IM, 200m breast. but was disqualified. At the 2004 Pac-10 Championships, Kauffman was PERSONAL: He was born on June 10, 1986 … Scored a perfect 1600 on fifth in the 1650y free (15:17.28), seventh in the 500y free (4:24.19) and the SAT and was a National Merit Scholar … Plans to major in biomedical 12th in the 400y IM (3:53.69) … He competed in the 400y IM and the 200y engineering and wants to become a doctor. fly at the 2004 U.S. Summer Nationals. LOVELL’S PERSONAL RECORDS: 2003: Kauffman reached the finals of a pair of events at the 2003 Pac- 100-yard fly 48.70 200-yard fly 1:52.5 10s as a freshman. He was fifth in the 1650y free (15:18.94) and seventh 200-yard IM 1:52.1 200-yard breast 2:02.59 in the 500y free (4:24.98) … At the 2003 U.S. Spring Nationals, Kauffman competed in the 400m and 1500m free … At the 2003 U.S. Summer Nationals, he was 35th in the 1500m free (16:04.45). HIGH SCHOOL: Kauffman prepped at Parkview High in Liburn, Ga., VANNI MANGONI where he was team captain as a junior and a senior … Earned All-American honors in the 200y and 500y free as a senior, junior and sophomore … Won the Georgia state championship in the 500y free from 1999-2002 IM/BREAST • 6-0 • FRESHMAN and the 200y free from 2000-2002 … Led his prep team to the state AGLIANA, ITALY championship the last three years and was named the 2002 Georgia 5-A Co-Swimmer of the Year … He owns the state record in the 500y free … LICEO ARTISTICO “A PASSAGLIA” Competed at the 2002 U.S. Spring Nationals in the 400m IM, 400m free and 200m fly. THIS SEASON: An Italian native, 2006 PERSONAL: He was born on Oct. 24, 1983 … He majors in freshman Vanni Mangoni comes to USC with communications. a resume full of international experience and KAUFFMAN’S PERSONAL RECORDS: will look to join senior Ous Mellouli as a top 500-yard free 4:23.30 1000-yard free 9:04.92 200y and 400y IM threat. 1650-yard free 15:09.80 200-yard fly 1:49.13 ITALY: Mangoni, competed throughout Europe while growing up in Italy, 400-yard IM 3:52.42 400-meter free 3:59.98 including at the Short Course World Championships, European Junior 400-meter IM 4:33.91 and Senior Championships and Italian Junior and Senior Nationals … A talented medley swimmer and breaststroke, he has won medals at both the Italian and European junior championships. PERSONAL: He was born on July 14, 1985.

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EVAN MARCUS (3:10.70) … At the 2005 U.S. World Championships Trials, Masson was 13th in the 100m back (57.26) and 16th in the 100m fly (55.79) … He was tabbed Most Improved Swimmer on the men’s side in 2005. FREE • 5-10 • FRESHMAN 2004: Masson posted three consolation final appearances at the 2004 Pac-10 Championships as a freshman, taking 10th in the 100y back (50.43) VALRICO, FL and 12th in both the 100y fly (48.53) and 200y fly (1:51.35). AMERICAN HERITAGE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL: Masson prepped at Eagle (Idaho) High … He was the 2003 Short Course YMCA national champion in the 100y and 200y back THIS SEASON: A fine distance freestyler, and the 100y and 200y fly … He was a bonus finalist in the 100m back at 2006 freshman Evan Marcus will provide the 2002 U.S. Summer Nationals and also raced in the 200m back. a good option in the 500y and 1650y PERSONAL: He was born on Nov. 20, 1984. free, should be a factor at the Pac-10 MASSON’S PERSONAL RECORDS: Championships and could qualify for the 100-yard back 48.71 200-yard back 1:44.78 NCAA Championships. 100-yard fly 47.10 200-yard fly 1:46.66 HIGH SCHOOL: Born in Guatemala, Marcus prepped at American 100-meter back 57.26 200-meter back 2:07.95 Heritage School in Plantation, Fla., where he was an All-American in 2005 and an academic All-American in 2004 and 2005 … He represented Guatemala at the 2005 FINA World Championships, taking 23rd in the 1500m free (15:56.20), 33rd in the 800m free (8:23.13), 39th in the 400m free (4:03.50) and 65th in the 200m free (1:56.96) … He won a gold medal in the 1500m free at the 2005 Caribbean and Central American Championships in the Dominican Republic … The MVP of his swim team, he was a district and region 1A title winner in the 500y free … He was a High Honor student as a junior and senior and received various academic honors. PERSONAL: He was born on June 19, 1987 … His older sister, Golda, was a 2004 Olympic swimmer for El Salvador.

SAM MASSON

FLY/BACK • 5-11 • JUNIOR MERIDIAN, IDAHO EAGLE HS

THIS SEASON: A talented backstroker who might now be better in the fly, 2006 junior Sam Masson looks to build on his 2005 breakthrough season and NCAA debut and repeat as an All-American. Also valuable in the free and on relays, Masson’s career bests of 47.10 in the 100y fly and 1:44.78 in the 200y back are second and sixth, respectively, on USC’s all-time top 10 chart. 2005: Masson was a two-time All-American as a 2005 sophomore, swimming on USC’s seventh-place and school-record-setting 200y medley relay and eighth-place 400y medley relay at the 2005 NCAA Championships. Additionally, he scored individually, reaching the consolation finals of the 100y fly to finish 14th (47.30) and was 31st in the 200y back (1:46.86) … At the 2005 Pac-10 Championships, he was sixth in the 100y fly (47.10), 10th in the 100y back (50.430 and 16th in the 200y fly (1:51.50) and helped USC set a school record in the 400y medley relay

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OUS MELLOULI at the 2004 NCAA Championships, coming within less than a second of winning each race. He took second in both the 400m IM (4:04.90) and the 1500m free (14:45.49) and was also ninth in the 400m free (3:43.33), FREE/IM • 6-0 • SENIOR posting a time in consolation finals that would have placed second in finals. TUNIS, TUNISIA At the 2004 Pac-10 Championships, Mellouli won there conference titles, taking first in the 400y IM, 500y free and 1650y free (the same three wins LYCEE DU RAMPART that former teammate Erik Vendt had in 2003) ... At the 2004 Olympics, Mellouli was fifth in the 400m IM (4:14.49) and 14th in the 1500m free THIS SEASON: Ous Mellouli, a 2004 (15:18.98) … At the 2004 Short Course World Championships, Mellouli Olympic finalist and 2005 and 2003 World won gold in the 400m IM (4:07.02) and bronze in the 200m IM (1:56.23). Championships medallist from Tunisia, is The gold is the first swimming world championship for Tunisia and the one of the world’s top medley swimmers second in any sport. and distance freestylers and again will be among the title contenders in 2003: Mellouli proved to be a force for the Trojans as a freshman in 2003, all distance events at the NCAA Championships as a 2006 senior. The establishing himself as one of the top swimmers in the country. He earned defending NCAA title winner in the 400y IM, he’s almost as dangerous over a team-high five All-American honors, three individually and two on relays 200 yards as he is over 1650 … He holds four USC records (including in … He posted three top five finishes individually, taking third in the 500y the 400y and 400scm IM) and is also among the top 10 fastest Trojans free (4:15.50), fourth in the 400y IM (3:43.10) and fifth in the 1650y free ever in the 500y and 1650y free and the 200y IM. He’s an 11-time All- (14:47.69), good for 45 points, the fourth highest total in the meet … He American and a five-time Pac-10 champion. also swam second on USC’s fifth-place 800y free relay, anchored the sixth- 2005: No slouch as a freshman and sophomore, Mellouli took his Trojan place 400y medley relay and swam the second leg of the 400y free relay career a step further as a 2005 junior, winning his first career NCAA title that finished 15th … At the 2003 Pac-10 Championships, Mellouli, the Pac- before wining his second bronze (among three final heats) at the 2005 10 Newcomer of the Year, was second to teammate Erik Vendt in both the World Championships … At the 2005 NCAA Championships, Mellouli won 400y IM (3:46.29) and the 1650y free (14:58.53) and was also sixth in the the 400y IM in a school record 3:39.19, going under two-time Olympic 200y IM (1:47.74) … He was only the seventh Trojan ever to go under 15 silver medallist and former teammate Erik Vendt’s 3:39.95. He was also minutes in the 1650y free … At the 2003 World Championships, Mellouli sixth in the 500y free (4:16.86), seventh in the 1650y free (14:56.49) won a bronze medal in the 400m IM (4:15.36). He also was ninth in the and helped USC to eighth in the 400y medley relay … At the 2005 Pac- 400m free (3:52.04) and 10th in the 200m IM (2:01.64). 10 Championships, Mellouli won the 400y IM (3:42.01) and 500y free HIGH SCHOOL: Mellouli attended Lycee du Rampart in Marseille, France, (4:14.66), defending his 2004 titles in both races. He was also third in the last year … At the 2002 Short Course World Championships, he was 15th 1650y free (15:07.83) … At the 2005 FINA World Championships, Mellouli in the 400m IM (4:14.83), 17th in the 400m free (3:49.37) and 19th in the won bronzes in the 400m free (3:46.08) and 400m IM (4:13.47) and took 1500m free (15:19.81) … He competed for Tunisia at the 2000 Olympics fifth in the 800m free (7:51.03). His swim in the 800m free made him the in the 400m IM, taking 43rd. 10th fastest man ever in the race … Prior to the World Championships, PERSONAL: Mellouli was born on Feb. 16, 1984. Mellouli won three golds at the 2005 Mediterranean Games (400m and MELLOULI’S PERSONAL RECORDS: 800m free and 400m IM). 400-meter IM (sc) 4:04.0 1500-meter free (sc) 14:47.0 2004: Mellouli posted a pair of second-place finishes as a sophomore 400-meter IM (lc) 4:14.0 1500-meter free (lc) 15:18.0

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GERGELY MESZAROS KAZU MIYAHARA

BREAST/IM • 6-0 • FRESHMAN FLY/FREE • 5-10 • JUNIOR LONG BEACH, CA BUDAPEST, HUNGARY LONG BEACH POLY HS TELEKI BLANKA HS

THIS SEASON: Freshman Kazu Miyahara THIS SEASON: One of three talented Hun- will add depth to the Trojans breaststroke and garian swimmers competing for USC, 2006 medley units in his first year with the team. junior Gergely Meszaros is among USC’s top HIGH SCHOOL: Miyahara was a two-time butterflyers and middle distance freestylers NISCA All-American as a junior and senior at who will continue to contribute to the Trojans individually and perhaps on Long Beach (Calif.) Poly High and earned the Top 16 award both years as relays. well. 2005: Meszaros was a key dual meet swimmer for the Trojans for the PERSONAL: He was born on Feb. 1, 1987 … He plans to major in second straight year as a 2005 sophomore and raced in three events for biomedical engineering … His father, Toshiyuki, was a Japanese Olympic the Trojans at the 2005 Pac-10 Championships. He was 14th in the 200y water polo player and his mother, Akemi, swam collegiately. fly (1:51.43), 18th in the 200y free (1:39.03) and 29th in the 50y free MIYAHARA’S PERSONAL RECORDS: (21.56). 100-yard breast 58.20 200-yard breast 2:08.11 2004: Meszaros raced in three events as a 2004 freshman at the Pac-10 200-yard IM 1:55.60 100-yard free 48.81 Championships, placing 14th in the 100y fly (48.60), 24th in the 50y free 200-yard fly 51.32 100-yard back 56.21 (21.37) and 28th in the 100y free (46.72) … Was a member of the Hungar- ian 2004 Olympic team, but did not compete. HIGH SCHOOL: Meszaros attended Teleki Blanka in Budapest, Hungary … A veteran of international competition, he competed most recently in the 2003 World University Games. He took seventh in the consolation finals BRYAN NEFF of the 50m fly (25.02) and was 17th in the 100m fly (55.07) … Meszaros swam in the 2001 and 2002 European Junior Championships … He was the 2001 Hungary junior national champion in the 50m and 100m fly and FREE • 6-4• FRESHMAN swam on three winning relays. A year later, he repeated as champion in the MISSION VIEJO, CA 50m fly … He competed in Hungary’s senior nationals in 2001 and 2003, ALISO NIGUEL HS swimming the fly as well as relays. PERSONAL: He was born on May 21, 1984. THIS SEASON: Bryan Neff, a 2006 freshman, will add depth in his first year on the team. HIGH SCHOOL: Neff prepped at Aliso Nuguel High, where he was a three-year captain of the swim team. PERSONAL: He was born on July 29, 1983 … He plans to major in business administration

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TYLER PANOS CARLOS RIVERIA

FLY • 5-10 • FRESHMAN BACK/FREE/FLY • 6-5 • SENIOR EL CAJON, CA SALT LAKE CITY, UT VALHALLA HS WEST HS

THIS SEASON: A 2006 senior valuable in THIS SEASON: 2006 freshman Carlos the freestyle and backstroke, co-captain Tyler Riveria will add depth to the Trojans in his first Panos is in his second year as a co-captain as year at Troy. he works to return to the NCAA Championships HIGH SCHOOL: Riveria prepped at Valhalla for the second time as a Trojan. High in El Cajon, Calif., where he was an All- 2005: Panos swam in three freestyle events at the 2005 Pac-10 American as a senior and Grossmont South League MVP in 2004 and 2005 Championships as a junior, taking 12th in the 200y free (1:38.07), 15th in … He earned San Diego All-Academic first team honors in 2005 and was the 500y free (4:29.69) and 21st in the 100y free (45.75) … Panos raced at team captain and MVP in 2004 and 2005 … He was a member of the the 2005 U.S. World Championships Trials, finishing 21st in the 400m free principal’s Honor Roll all four years in school. and 31st in the 200m free. PERSONAL: He was born on August 26, 1987. 2004: As 2004 sophomore, Panos made his NCAA Championship debut, taking 37th in the 200m free (1:49.21). He also anchored USC’s 11th-place 800m free relay ... At the 2004 Pac-10 Championships, Panos was 11th in the 200y and 500y free and 25th in the 100y free. He also swam on USC’s third-place 800y free relay. TYLER STORIE 2003: Panos was a 2003 Pac-10 Championships finalist as a freshman, th taking eighth in the 200y free in 1:38.23. He also finished 19 in the 100y FREE • 5-8 • SENIOR free (45.41) and 30th in the 50y free (21.13) … At the 2003 U.S. Spring Nationals, he was 44th in the 100m free (52.70) … At the 2003 U.S. CORVALLIS, OR Summer Nationals, he was 55th in the 200m free (1:55.37). CORVALLIS HS HIGH SCHOOL: Panos prepped at West High in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he was a three-time 4A high school champion in the 100y free, 100y THIS SEASON: 2006 senior Tyler Storie, a back and 100y fly. co-captain, is a reliable distance freestyler and PERSONAL: He was born on Oct. 12, 1983 … He plans to major in a hard worker striving hard to make his NCAA business. debut in 2006. PANOS’ PERSONAL RECORDS: 2005: As a 2005 junior, Storie was 11th in 100-yard back 51.26 100-meter back 59.89 the 1650y free (15:29.77), 12th in the 400y IM (3:59.92) and 21st in the 100-yard fly 50.11 100-meter fly 56.30 500y free (4:34.23) … The third fastest miler on the Trojan squad behind 100-meter free 52.61 Olympians Larsen Jensen and Ous Mellouli, Storie raced twice at the 2005 U.S. World Championships Trials. He just missed the final of the 800m free, finishing ninth in 8:22.29 and he was 21st in the 1500m free (16:04.11) … At the 2005 U.S. Summer Nationals, Storie was 21st in the 1500m free (15:51.14), 28th in the 800m free (8:18.14) and 53rd in the 400m free (4:04.05) … He was given the Josh Ilika Spirit Award at the 2005 team banquet. 2004: Storie swam in three events at the 2004 Pac-10 Championships, taking ninth in the 1650y free (15:28.59), 14th in 500y free (4:31.65) and 15th in the 400y IM (3:57.86). He competed at the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials, finishing 28th in the 1500m free. 2003: Storie raced in three events at the 2003 Pac-10s, taking ninth in the 1650y free (15:35.30), 15th in the 500y free (4:31.84) and 16th in the 400y IM (4:01.24) … At the 2003 U.S. Nationals, he was 30th in the 1500m free

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(16:18.59) and tied for 60th in the 400m free (4:11.93). SEAN SUSSEX HIGH SCHOOL: An All-American at Corvallis (Ore.) High, Storie won state titles in the 500y free in 2001-02 and won district titles in the 200y IM and the 500y free each year in school … He was team captain of the men’s FREE • 6-2 • JUNIOR U.S. junior national team and swam the 1500m … He was 13th in the MERCER ISLAND, WA 800m free at the 2001 Spring Nationals and was 10th in the 1500m free at the 2002 Spring Nationals … He competed at the 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials MERCER ISLAND HS in the 1500m free … He ran for three years on the cross country team … He was his school’s Student Body President and was Junior Class President. THIS SEASON: Sean Sussex, a 2006 junior, PERSONAL: His birthday is March 11, 1984 … He plans to major in returns as USC’s top freestyler sprinter, a 2005 kinesiology … His mother Judy swam at Oregon State. All-American who continues to improve his STORIE’S PERSONAL RECORDS: speed. He is also strong on relays and comes 500-yard free 4:27.37 1000-yard free 9:17.00 up big in big meets. Sussex is the fourth fastest 1650-yard free 15:28.59 200-yard IM 1:53.0 Trojan ever in the 50y free (19.87) and is 10th fastest in the 100y free 400-yard IM 3:57.86 400-meter free 4:08.0 (43.90). 800-meter free 8:20.0 1500-meter free 15:39.0 2005: Sussex made his NCAA Championships debut as a 2005 200-meter fly 2:07.0 400-meter IM 4:35.0 sophomore, earning All-American honors as part of USC’s seventh-place 200m medley relay that set a school record (1:26.45). He also swam on USC’s 200y, 400y and 800y free relays. Individually, he was 25th in the 50y free (19.87) and 29th in the 100y free (44.26) … At the 2005 Pac-10 Championships, Sussex was ninth in the 100y free (44.08), 10th in the 50y free (20.22) and 14th in the 200y free (1:38.53) … He raced in three events at the 2005 U.S. World Championships Trials, finishing 14th in the 50m free (23.40), 46th in the 100m (53.03) and 57th in the 200m free (1:56.78) … At the 2005 U.S. Summer Nationals, he was 56th in the 100m free (52.09) and 81st in the 200m free (1:57.97). 2004: Sussex raced three times at the 2004 Pac-10 Championships, finishing 14th in the 50y free (20.45), 17th in the 200y free (1:38.59) and 18th in the 100y free (45.23). HIGH SCHOOL: Sussex prepped at Mercer Island (Wash.) High, where he was an All-American all four years of his prep career … He won 12 state titles, five individually and seven on relays … Competed in three events at the 2003 U.S. Spring Nationals, posting a high of 20th place in the 50m free … He was a member of the National Honor Society and was an Art State finalist. PERSONAL: He was born on Aug. 19, 1984 … His grandfather, George Sussex, attended USC … His father, Steve, swam at Washington … Lists former Washington wide receiver Joe Jarzynka as his biggest sports hero, citing his toughness for never calling for a fair catch. SUSSEX’S PERSONAL RECORDS: 50-yard free 19.87 100-yard free 43.90 200-yard free 1:37.87

KOLTIN STRATINER

DIVING • 5-8• FRESHMAN ISSAQUAH, WA ISSAQUAH HS

THIS SEASON: Koltin Stratiner, a 2006 freshman, will look to be a dual meet contributor for the Trojans and a point-scorer at the Pac-10 level. HIGH SCHOOL: Stratiner prepped at Issaquah (Wash.) High where he was an All-District first team diver for three seasons ... Second at state in 2004, he was also a member of his school’s Honor Society. PERSONAL: He was born on May 30, 1987 ... He plans to major in business.

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BRADLEY THOMPSON JOON YOUM

FREE • 6-3 • SOPHOMORE BREAST/IM • 5-11 • JUNIOR Portola Valley, CA FEDERAL WAY, WA Sacred Heart Prep DECATUR HS

THIS SEASON: Bradley Thompson, a 2006 THIS SEASON: A 2005 junior, Joon Youm sophomore, lends depth in the freestyle for the Trojans in the middle distance events. is one of USC’s top breaststrokers who will 2005: Thompson saw dual meet action as a continue to see dual-meet action and work 2005 freshman, providing freestyle depth for the Trojans … He posted three exhibition swims at the 2005 Pac-10 Championships in the 100y, 200y and toward his first Pac-10 Championship final and the NCAA Championships. th 500y free. 2005: Youm finished a personal best 13 in the 100y breast (56.14) at th HIGH SCHOOL: Thompson was the Sacred Heart Prep team MVP as the 2005 Pac-10 Championships as a sophomore and was also 17 in a junior and senior and was also his club team’s MVP (Palo Alto Stanford the 200y breast (1:59.71). His 100y breast time was second fastest for the Aquatics). Trojans on the season … At the 2005 U.S. Summer Nationals, Youm was th th PERSONAL: He was born on Nov. 21, 1986. 29 in the 100m breast (1:05.44) and 40 in the 200m breast (2:24.22). THOMPSON’S PERSONAL RECORDS: 2004: Youm posted a pair of consolation finals appearances at the 2004 th 200-yard free 1:42.00 500-yard free 4:39.0 Pac-10 Championships as a freshman, taking 15 in the 200y breast (2: th st 1000-yard free 9:35.0 1650-yard free 16:20.00 02.28) and 16 in the 100y breast (56.82). He was also 31 in the 200y IM (1:54.13). HIGH SCHOOL: Youm was a three-time All-American and Washington state Swimmer of the Year (2001-03) while at Decatur High in Federal Way, Wash., and was part of the 2003 4A state championship team … He was the state champion in the 100y breast and the 200y IM in 2001, 2002 and TYLER WILSON 2003. PERSONAL: Youm was born Oct. 31, 1984, in South Korea. FREE • 6-2 • SOPHOMORE YOUM’S PERSONAL RECORDS: 100-yard breast 56.14 200-yard breast 1:59.71 CARPINTERIA, CA 200-yard IM 1:53.15 100-yard fly 52.0 SANTA BARBARA HS 100-yard back 53.2

THIS SEASON: Tyler Wilson is in his second year swimming for the Trojans and will challenge to be a member of USC’s free relays. 2005: Wilson competed in three events at the 2005 Pac-10 Championships, taking 19th in the 100y free (45.70), 21st in the 50y free (20.60) and 29th in the 200y free (1:41.24). He also saw action on relays. He played water polo for the Trojans in the fall of 2004 as a freshman. He scored four goals as a driver earlier this year. HIGH SCHOOL: He earned All-America first team honors and was named CIF Division IV Player of the Year in his senior season at Santa Barbara (Calif.) High ... Earned All-CIF first team honors as a junior and All- CIF third team honors as a sophomore ... Won the 100y free at the Division I CIF Championship in his senior and junior seasons. PERSONAL: Born on March 12, 1986. WILSON’S PERSONAL RECORDS: 50-yard free 20.5 100-yard free 45.00 200-yard free 1:40.5

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2004-2005 Results USC‘s 2004-2005 4-3 (overall), 2-2 (Pacific-10) All-Americans

DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE SWIMMER EVENT (YARDS) 10/29-30 at Texas W 240.5-112.5 Viktor Bodrogi ...... 200-Yard Medley Relay 11/19 * Arizona W 182-170 ...... 400-Yard Medley Relay 11/20 * Arizona State W 262-91 Mihaly Flaskay ...... 100-Yard Breaststroke 1/4 Michigan L 117-145 ...... 200-Yard Medley Relay 1/15 at CS Bakersfield W 160-128 ...... 400-Yard Medley Relay 2/4 * at California L 136-161 Larsen Jensen ...... 500-Yard Freestyle 2/5 * at Stanford L 116-179 ...... 1650-Yard Freestyle 3/2-5 Pac-10 Championships 3rd Sam Masson ...... 200-Yard Medley Relay 3/24-26 NCAA Championships 9th ...... 400-Yard Medley Relay Ous Mellouli ...... 500-Yard Freestyle *Pac-10 ...... 400-Yard Individual Medley Home meets in bold at USC McDonald’s Swim Stadium...... 1650-Yard Freestyle Pac-10 Championships at Long Beach, CA ...... 400-Yard Medley Relay NCAA Championships at Minneapolis, MN Sean Sussex ...... 200-Yard Medley Relay Ray Vincent ...... Platform

NCAA titles in bold 2004-2005 Academic All-Pacific-10 Conference Team 2004-2005 USC Team Awards FIRST TEAM YEAR GPA MAJOR Connor Hall Sophomore 3.57 Biomedical Engineering Most Valuable Swimmer: ...... Ous Mellouli HON. MENTION YEAR GPA MAJOR Most Improved Swimmer: ...... Sam Masson Larsen Jensen Sophomore 3.05 Pre-Business Most Inspirational Swimmer: ...... Mihaly Flaskay Josh Ilika Spirit Award: ...... Tyler Storie Captains: ...... Paul Fahey and Tyler Panos Ingrid Daland Scholarship Award: ...... Connor Hall Giles Pellerin Endowed Scholarship: ...... Larsen Jensen Coaches Award: ...... Larsen Jensen Senior Award: ...... Paul Fahey, Richard Gosper, Ray Vincent Most Improved Diver: ...... Kenny Jenkins Diving Team Captain: ...... Ray Vincent

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2005 World Championships Trials (LCM) 2005 World Championships (LCM)

NAME EVENT TIME FINISH NAME EVENT TIME FINISH Will Antisdale ...... 400 Free 4:00.44 15th Mihaly Flaskay ...... 50m Breast 28.14 9th Paul Fahey ...... 200 IM 2:07.20 17th Larsen Jensen ...... 800 Free 7:45.63 2nd ...... 400 IM 4:29.79 12th ...... 1500 Free 14:47.58 2nd ...... 200 Breast 2:22.02 19th Klete Keller * ...... 4x200 Relay 7:06.58 1st Larsen Jensen ...... 400 Free 3:53.93 5th Ous Mellouli ...... 400 Free 3:46.08 3rd ...... 800 Free 7:54.22 # 1st ...... 400 IM 4:13.47 3rd ...... 1500 Free 15:04.06 # 1st ...... 800 Free 7:51.03 5th Michael Kauffman ...... 400 IM 4:40.60 27th Klete Keller * ...... 200 Free 1:48.67 3rd * Former athlete Brandon Lovell ...... 100 Fly 57.04 38th ...... 200 Breast 2:26.30 29th Sam Masson ...... 100 Back 57.26 13th ...... 100 Fly 55.79 20th Tyler Panos ...... 200 Free 1:53.71 31st ...... 400 Free 4:07.31 21st Trent Staley * ...... 100 Back 57.57 19th ...... 200 Back 2:01.67 5th Tyler Storie ...... 800 Free 8:22.29 9th ...... 1500 Free 16:04.11 21st Sean Sussex ...... 50 Free 23.40 14th ...... 100 Free 53.03 46th ...... 200 Free 1:56.78 57th Mark Warkentin * ...... 200 Free 1:52.34 15th ...... 400 Free 3:59.11 12th

# USC record * Former athlete

2005 U.S. Summer Nationals (LCM)

NAME EVENT TIME FINISH William Antisdale ...... 400 Free 4:04.56 56th ...... 1500 Free 16:47.86 52nd Connor Hall ...... 200 Fly 2:06.55 57th Klete Keller * ...... 200 Free 1:46.87 2nd ...... 400 Free 3:46.20 1st ...... 800 Free 7:56.66 1st Tamas Kerekjarto * ...... 200 Fly 1:59.74 6th ...... 200 IM 2:02.80 3rd ...... 400 IM 4:23.37 5th Trent Staley * ...... 100 Back 57.62 26th ...... 200 Back 2:03.10 13th Tyler Storie ...... 400 Free 4:04.05 53rd ...... 800 Free 8:18.14 28th ...... 1500 Free 15:51.14 21st Sean Sussex ...... 100 Free 52.09 56th ...... 200 Free 1:57.97 81st Erik Tolmachoff * ...... 200 Fly 2:03.98 30 Mark Warkentin * ...... 100 Free 52.40 68th ...... 200 Free 1:52.18 20th ...... 400 Free 3:57.43 7th Gabe Woodward * ...... 50 Free 23.21 10th ...... 100 Free 51.50 27th Joon Youm ...... 100 Breast 1:05.44 29th ...... 200 Breast 2:24.22 40th

# USC record * Former athlete

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2004-2005 NCAA Results 2004-2005 Pacific-10 Conference Results

TEAM SCORES DAY 1 DAY 2 FINAL TEAM SCORES DAY 1 DAY 2 FINAL 100-YARD BREASTSTROKE 1. Auburn 172 338 491 1. Stanford 318.5 643.5 932.5 4. Mihaly Flaskay ...... 54.00 / 53.61 2. Stanford 120 300 414 2. California 289 575 882 13 Joon Youm ...... 56.18 / 56.14 3. USC 196 374 579 3. Arizona 130 292 388 4. Arizona 162 237 450 100-YARD BACKSTROKE 4. California 126 264 381 4. Arizona State 101.5 200.5 311.5 4. Viktor Bodrogi ...... 47.85 / 47.53 6. Washington 96 150 224 5. Florida 86 202 284 10. Sam Masson ...... 50.40 / 50.43 6. Michigan 58 167 240 200-YARD MEDLEY RELAY (PRELIM / FINAL) 7. Texas 50 163 236 3-METER SPRINGBOARD 4. Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, Sussex ...... 1:26.98 8. Northwestern 69 137 191 2. Michael Hilde ...... 558.15 Exh. Hall, Youm, Gosper, Wilson ...... 1:33.67 9. USC 52 123 189 3. Ray Vincent ...... 527.75 6. Kenny Jenkins ...... 504.10 10. Georgia 62 118 177 800-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 4. Mellouli, Bodrogi, Panos, Jensen ...... 6:29.29 400-YARD MEDLEY RELAY 200-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY (PRELIM / FINAL) Exh Meszaros, Kauffman, Elser, Antisdale ...... 6:36.18 3. Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, Mellouli ...... 3:10.70# 14. Sussex, Masson, Flaskay, Bodrogi ...... 1:20.54 500-YARD FREESTYLE 500-YARD FREESTYLE 1650-YARD FREESTYLE 6. Ous Mellouli ...... 4:17.60 / 4:16.86 1. Ous Mellouli ...... 4:16.99 / 4:14.66 2. Larsen Jensen ...... 14:58.30 8. Larsen Jensen ...... 4:15.49 / 4:19.31 9. Larsen Jensen ...... 4:22.38 / 4:17.24 3. Ous Mellouli ...... 15:07.83 11. Will Antisdale ...... 4:25.44 / 4:23.08 200-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 11. Tyler Storie ...... 15:29.77 15. Tyler Panos ...... 4:26.93 / 4:29.69 23. Paul Fahey ...... 1:47.99 12. Will Antisdale ...... 15:34.86 18. Mike Kauffman ...... 4:31.20 / 4:26.40 Exh. Mike Kauffman ...... 15:38.06 44. Viktor Bodrogi ...... 1:50.46 21. Tyler Storie ...... 4:32.93 / 4:34.23 50-YARD FREESTYLE Exh. Bradley Thompson ...... 4:46.69 200-YARD BACKSTROKE 25. Sean Sussex ...... 19.87 3. Sam Masson ...... 1:44.90 / 1:44.78 1-METER SPRINGBOARD 200-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 19. Ray Vincent ...... 284.85 9. Viktor Bodrogi ...... 1:49.47 / 1:47.54 100-YARD FREESTYLE 23. Michael Hilde ...... 273.45 13. Paul Fahey ...... 1:49.43 / 1:49.31 9. Sean Sussex ...... 44.28 / 44.08 17. Ryan Donaldson ...... 1:50.36 / 1:48.99 400-YARD MEDLEY RELAY 13. Richard Gosper ...... 45.35 / 44.76 8. Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, Mellouli ...... 3:10.99 19. Tyler Wilson ...... 45.47 / 45.70 50-YARD FREESTYLE 200-YARD MEDLEY RELAY 20 Bryce Elser ...... 45.65 / 45.70 10. Sean Sussex ...... 20.15 / 20.22 21. Tyler Panos ...... 45.65 / 45.75 7. Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, Sussex ...... 1:26.45 # 14. Richard Gosper ...... 20.54 / 20.32 Exh. Matt Primeaux ...... 48.41 400-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 17. Mihaly Flaskay ...... 20.62 / 20.62 Exh. Bradley Thompson ...... 49.26 1 Ous Mellouli ...... 3:46.72 / 3:39.19 # 21. Tyler Wilson ...... 20.70 / 20.60 16. Paul Fahey ...... 3:49.96 / 3:52.68 25. Bryce Elser ...... 21.11 200-YARD BREASTSTROKE 100-YARD BUTTERFLY 29. Gergeley Meszaros ...... 21.56 6. Mihaly Flaskay ...... 1:59.49 / 1:59.67 14. Sam Masson ...... 47.13 / 47.30 Exh. Sam Masson ...... 20.77 7. Paul Fahey ...... 2:00.25 / 1:59.90 Exh. Matt Primeaux ...... 21.90 200-YARD FREESTYLE 17. Joon Youm ...... 2:02.80 / 1:59.71 Exh. Greg Barone ...... 23.90 No entry 21 Brandon Lovell ...... 2:02.59 / 2:03.52 Exh. Greg Barone ...... 2:04.79 100-YARD BREASTSTROKE 1-METER SPRINGBOARD 2. Mihaly Flaskay ...... 53.65 / 52.92 # 2. Michael Hilde ...... 312.10 200-YARD BUTTERFLY 100-YARD BACKSTROKE 3. Kenny Jenkins ...... 291.10 2. Viktor Bodrogi ...... 1:44.84 / 1:44.45 22. Viktor Bodrogi ...... 48.55 6. Ray Vincent ...... 276.80 13. Mike Kauffman ...... 1:49.47 / 1:50.37 3-METER SPRINGBOARD 14. Gergely Meszaros ...... 1:50.33 / 1:51.43 18. Michael Hilde ...... 501.15 200-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 15. Ryan Donaldson ...... 1:51.18 / 1:51.46 4. Mellouli, Sussex, Gosper, Wilson ...... 1:20.37 29. Ray Vincent ...... 283.40 16. Sam Masson ...... 1:49.80 / 1:51.50 Exh. Masson, Elser, Panos, Meszaros ...... 1:22.36 800-YARD FREE RELAY Exh. Connor Hall ...... 1:53.72 14. Mellouli, Sussex, Jensen, Fahey ...... 6:30.57 400-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY PLATFORM DIVING 1650-YARD FREESTYLE 1. Ous Mellouli ...... 3:48.77 / 3:42.01 1. Ray Vincent ...... 502.45 1. Larsen Jensen ...... 14:32.01 3. Paul Fahey ...... 3:53.98 / 3:51.74 3. Michael Hilde ...... 473.65 11. Mike Kauffman ...... 4:00.94 / 3:52.42 7. Ous Mellouli ...... 14:56.49 5. Kenny Jenkins ...... 457.75 200-YARD BACKSTROKE 12. Tyler Storie ...... 4:01.81 / 3:59.92 22. Viktor Bodrogi ...... 1:45.61 400-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 100-YARD BUTTERFLY 31. Sam Masson ...... 1:46.86 4. Mellouli, Sussex, Gosper, Wilson ...... 2:56.72 6 Sam Masson ...... 47.68 / 47.10 100-YARD FREESTYLE Exh. Masson, Bodrogi, Panos, Elser ...... 3:08.38 13. Richard Gosper ...... 48.87 / 48.94 29. Sean Sussex ...... 44.26 16. Brandon Lovell ...... 48.70 / 49.23 200-YARD BREASTSTROKE # USC record 25. Mihaly Flaskay ...... 2:00.43 200-YARD FREESTYLE 30. Paul Fahey ...... 2:00.92 12. Tyler Panos ...... 1:38.52 / 1:38.07 200-YARD BUTTERFLY 14. Sean Sussex ...... 1:37.87 / 1:38.53 No Entry 17. Larsen Jensen ...... 1:39.75 / 1:38.85 18. Gergely Meszaros ...... 1:39.17 / 1:39.03 PLATFORM 20. Will Antisdale ...... 1:39.51 / 1:39.91 6. Ray Vincent ...... 493.20 21. Bryce Elser ...... 1:39.87 / 1:40.33 9. Michael Hilde ...... 474.40 29. Tyler Wilson ...... 1:41.24 400-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY Exh. Bradley Thompson ...... 1:45.81 16. Sussex, Mellouli, Flaskay, Masson ...... 3:00.13 # USC record

20 2005-2006 USC Swimming and Diving 2004-2005 Men’s Season In Review

2004-2005 Trojan Top Performances – Short Course Yards

50 FREESTYLE 1650 FREESTYLE 100 BACKSTROKE 200 MEDLEY RELAY Sean Sussex (NC) ...... 19.87 Larsen Jensen (NC) ...... 14:32.01 Viktor Bodrogi (P10) ...... 47.53 Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, Richard Gosper (P10) ...... 20.32 Ous Mellouli (NC) ...... 14:56.49 Sam Masson (TI) ...... 49.18 Sussex (NC) ...... 1:26.45 # Mihaly Flaskay (TI) ...... 20.46 Tyler Storie (P10) ...... 15:29.77 Tyler Panos (TI) ...... 51.26 Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, Tyler Wilson (P10) ...... 20.60 William Antisdale (P10) ...... 15:34.86 Ryan Donaldson (A) ...... 52.90 Sussex (P10) ...... 1:26.98 Sam Masson (P10) ...... 20.77 Mike Kauffman (P10) ...... 15:38.06 Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, Ous Mellouli (CSB) ...... 21.01 200 BACKSTROKE Sussex (A) ...... 1:27.95 Bryce Elser (P10) ...... 21.11 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Sam Masson (P10) ...... 1:44.78 Masson, Flaskay, Gosper, Tyler Panos (TI) ...... 21.20 Viktor Bodrogi (P10) ...... 1:47.54 Viktor Bodrogi (NC) ...... 1:45.61 Sussex (TI) ...... 1:28.00 Gregely Meszaros (P10) ...... 21.56 Paul Fahey (NC) ...... 1:47.99 Ous Mellouli (UT) ...... 1:47.15 Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, Matt Primeaux (P10) ...... 21.90 Ous Mellouli (S) ...... 1:48.16 Tyler Panos (CSB) ...... 1:52.53 Sussex (UT) ...... 1:29.67 Joe Skuba (TI) ...... 22.05 Ryan Donaldson (P10) ...... 1:48.99 Tyler Storie (TI) ...... 1:53.65 Masson, Flaskay, Meszaros, Joon Youm (A) ...... 22.90 Paul Fahey (CSB) ...... 1:53.77 Ryan Donaldson (UT) ...... 1:53.71 Sussex (C) ...... 1:29.83 Greg Barone (P10) ...... 23.90 Brandon Lovell (TI) ...... 1:54.20 William Antisdale (CSB) ...... 1:58.15 Panos, Youm, Meszaros, Connor Hall (TI) ...... 1:56.83 Gosper (A) ...... 1:33.58 100 FREESTYLE Joon Youm (UT) ...... 1:58.85 200 FREESTYLE RELAY Hall, Youm, Gosper, Sean Sussex (NC) ...... 43.90 Gergely Meszaros (CSB) ...... 1:58.85 Sussex, Masson, Flaskay, Wilson (P10) ...... 1:33.67 Ous Mellouli (NC) ...... 44.61 Tyler Storie (M) ...... 1:59.21 Bodrogi (NC) ...... 1:19.46 Masson, Flaskay, Meszaros, Richard Gosper (P10) ...... 44.76 Matt Oka (A) ...... 2:00.94 Gosper, Sussex, Flaskay, Wilson (CSB) ...... 1:34.45 Tyler Wilson (TI) ...... 45.25 Greg Barone (TI) ...... 2:04.08 Mellouli (TI) ...... 1:20.20 Panos, Youm, Lovell, Tyler Panos (TI) ...... 45.57 Bradley Thompson (CSB) ...... 2:04.84 Mellouli, Sessex, Gosper, Gosper (C) ...... 1:34.57 Bryce Elser (P10) ...... 45.65 Wilson (P10) ...... 1:20.37 Sussex, Youm, Mellouli, Gergely Meszaros (TI) ...... 46.10 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Gosper, Sussex, Flaskay, Jensen (CSB) ...... 1:35.50 Joe Skuba (TI) ...... 47.57 Ous Mellouli (NC) ...... 3:39.19 # Mellouli (TI) ...... 1:20.71 Donaldson, Fahey, Lovell, Brandon Lovell (CSB) ...... 48.20 Paul Fahey (TI) ...... 3:47.79 Gosper, Sussex, Panos, Elser (CSB) ...... 1:37.30 Matt Primeaux (P10) ...... 48.41 Mike Kauffman (P10) ...... 3:52.42 Mellouli (UT) ...... 1:21.66 Hall, Barone, Meszaros, Ryan Donaldson (CSB) ...... 48.54 Ryan Donaldson (TI) ...... 3:54.08 Masson, Elser, Panos, Wilson (TI) ...... 1:37.38 Mihaly Flaskay (CSB) ...... 48.60 Tyler Storie (TI) ...... 3:59.92 Meszaros (P10) ...... 1:22.36 Donaldson, Barone, Lovell, Bradley Thompson (M) ...... 49.26 Connor Hall (UT) ...... 4:10.71 Wilson, Panos, Meszaros, Primeaux (A) ...... 1:38.12 Sam Masson (CSB) ...... 50.15 Elser (TI) ...... 1:24.47 Matt Primeaux (M) ...... 52.17 100 BUTTERFLY Wilson, Elser, Skuba, Lovell (TI) ... 1:25.24 400 MEDLEY RELAY Sam Masson (P10) ...... 47.10 Flaskay, Skuba, Masson, Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masosn, 200 FREESTYLE Gergely Meszaros (TI) ...... 48.47 Meszaros (UT) ...... 1:25.30 Mellouli (P10) ...... 3:10.70 # Ous Mellouli (NC) ...... 1:36.33 Brandon Lovell (P10) ...... 48.70 Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, Sean Sussex (P10) ...... 1:37.87 Viktor Bodrogi (UT) ...... 48.87 400 FREESTYLE RELAY Mellouli (NC) ...... 3:10.99 Larsen Jensen (TI) ...... 1:38.04 Richard Gosper (S) ...... 49.84 Sussex, Mellouli, Flaskay, Masson, Flaskay, Mellouli, Tyler Panos (P10) ...... 1:38.07 Bryce Elser (TI) ...... 50.34 Masson (NC) ...... 2:55.48 Sussex (TI) ...... 3:16.21 Gergely Meszaros (TI) ...... 1:38.54 Mihaly Flaskay (CSB) ...... 52.39 Mellouli, Sussex. Gosper, Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, William Antisdale (P10) ...... 1:39.51 Connor Hall (TI) ...... 52.50 \Wilson (P10) ...... 2:56.72 Mellouli (UT) ...... 3:17.04 Bryce Elser (P10) ...... 1:39.87 Mike Kauffman (CSB) ...... 54.24 Sussex, Panos, Wilson, Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, Tyler Wilson (P10) ...... 1:41.24 Bryce Elser (CSB) ...... 54.98 Mellouli (TI) ...... 2:58.95 Mellouli (S) ...... 3:17.14 Mike Kauffman (C) ...... 1:42.69 Sussex, Panos, Bodrogi, Bodrogi, Flaskay, Masson, Bradley Thompson (P10) ...... 1:45.81 200 BUTTERFLY Mellouli (UT) ...... 3:01.70 Sussex (M) ...... 3:23.87 Joe Skuba (UT) ...... 1:46.42 Viktor Bodrogi (P10) ...... 1:44.45 Sussex, Panos, Wilson, Panos, Lovell, Meszaros, Tyler Storie (CSB) ...... 1:46.94 Sam Masson (TI) ...... 1:46.91 Mellouli (C) ...... 3:03.13 Wilson (TI) ...... 3:25.15 Sam Masson (CSB) ...... 1:47.42 Gergely Meszaros (TI) ...... 1:48.26 Sussex, Panos, Bodrogi, Panos, Youm, Lovell, Connor Hall (A) ...... 1:48.52 Ous Mellouli (C) ...... 1:48.88 Mellouli (A) ...... 3:03.35 Wilson (S) ...... 3:27.54 Mike Kauffman (TI) ...... 1:49.25 Meszaros, Gosper, Jensen, Mellouli, Youm, Meszaros, 500 FREESTYLE Ryan Donaldson (TI) ...... 1:49.37 Elser (TI) ...... 3:04.05 Panos (M) ...... 3:29.20 Ous Mellouli (P10) ...... 4:14.66 Connor Hall (TI) ...... 1:52.04 Gosper, Flaskay, Masson, Larsen Jensen (TI) ...... 4:15.43 Tyler Storie (CSB) ...... 1:53.91 Meszaros (UT) ...... 3:04.33 EVENT KEY Will Antisdale (P10) ...... 4:23.08 Paul Fahey (CSB) ...... 1:56.55 Gosper, Sussex, Flaskay, TI ...... Texas Invitational Mike Kaufmann (P10) ...... 4:26.40 Brandon Lovell (M) ...... 1:57.99 Mellouli (CSB) ...... 3:06.09 A ...... Arizona and Arizona State Tyler Panos (P10) ...... 4:26.93 Sussex, Panos, Bodrogi, UT ...... vs. Texas Tyler Storie (P10) ...... 4:32.93 100 BREASTSTROKE Mellouli (S) ...... 3:07.09 M ...... vs. Michigan Paul Fahey (UT) ...... 4:35.11 Mihaly Flaskay (NC) ...... 52.92 # Gosper, Flaskay, Masson, CSB ...... Cal State Bakersfield Ryan Donaldson (UT) ...... 4:36.11 Joon Youm (P10) ...... 56.14 Meszaros (A) ...... 3:08.77 C ...... at Cal Sean Sussex (CSB) ...... 4:42.36 Paul Fahey (C) ...... 56.23 S ...... at Stanford Bradley Thompson (P10) ...... 4:46.69 Joun Youm (C) ...... 56.56 800 FREESTYLE RELAY P10 ...... Pac-10 Championships Joe Skuba (TI) ...... 4:46.71 Brandon Lovell (C) ...... 57.45 Mellouli, Bodrogi, Panos, NC ...... NCAA Championships Bryce Elser (CSB) ...... 4:51.43 Greg Barone (TI) ...... 59.07 Jensen (P10) ...... 6:29.29 Connor Hall (CSB) ...... 4:54.35 Ryan Donaldson (CSB) ...... 1:00.29 Mellouli Sussex, Jensen, # USC Record Matt Oka (A) ...... 1:01.34 Fahey (NC) ...... 6:30.57 1000 FREESTYLE Sussex, Panos Jensen, Larsen Jensen (C) ...... 8:58.48 200 BREASTSTROKE Mellouli (TI) ...... 6:31.12 Tyler Storie (C) ...... 9:18.12 Paul Fahey (TI) ...... 1:58.80 Meszaros, Kauffman, Elser, Will Antisdale (C) ...... 9:25.72 Mihaly Flaskay (P10) ...... 1:59.67 Antisdale (P10) ...... 6:36.18 Mike Kauffman (CSB) ...... 9:37.62 Joon Youm (P10) ...... 1:59.71 Meszaros, Kauiffman, Antisdale, Bradley Thompson (CSB) ...... 10:09.21 Brandon Lovell (P10) ...... 2:02.59 Elser (TI) ...... 6:42.84 Ous Mellouli (CSB) ...... 2:04.14 Greg Barone (P10) ...... 2:04.79

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