2003-04 MEN’S & DIVING FACTS AND FIGURES TABLE OF CONTENTS Location ...... Berkeley, CA 94720 Enrollment ...... 32,000 Spieker Aquatics Complex ...... 2 Founded ...... 1868 Golden Bear Outlook ...... 3-5 Nickname ...... Golden Bears Coaching Staff ...... 6-7 Colors ...... Blue and Gold 2003-04 Roster ...... 8 Conference ...... Pacific-10 Golden Bear Profiles ...... 9-15 Pool ...... Spieker Aquatics Complex 2002-03 in Review ...... 16-17 Lanes ...... 9 feet wide 2002-03 Best Times ...... 18 Depth...... 10 feet to 13 feet Cal Olympic Tradition ...... 19 Dimensions ...... 50 meters by 25 yards Records and Traditions ...... 20-25 Bulkhead: ...... Moveable Olympic Medallists/All-Americans ...... 26 Chancellor ...... Dr. Robert Berdahl Cal Lettermen ...... 27-28 Athletic Director ...... Steve Gladstone The University ...... IBC Head Coach ...... (San Jose State 1956) Career Record at Cal ...... 206-80 (.720) in 29 seasons BEAR BACKERS SUPPORT YOUR TEAM Co-Head Coach ...... Bear Backers are loyal Cal alumni and friends who provide financial Volunteer Assistant Coach ...... Ben Sheppard support to Cal Athletics with their donations. Every student-athlete Diving Coach ...... Phil Tonne benefits from their contributions, which underwrites the scholarships, Olympic Sports Operations ...... Josh Flushman programmatic needs, and academic tutoring programs. Bear Backers also Thornton’s Office Phone: ...... (510) 642-5917 build our athletic facilities, including the Haas Pavilion. Joining Bear Backers 2003 Dual Meet Record ...... 6-1 is the best way to support the Cal team you care about. Call (510) 462-2427 2003 Pac-10 Finish ...... 2nd for more information. 2003 NCAA Finish ...... 4th Lettermen Returning ...... 16 MEDIA CREDENTIALS Lettermen Lost ...... 4 NCAA Team Members Returning ...... 9 Please direct all requests/questions for media credentials to Lori Haro. NCAA Team Members Lost ...... 4 Requests should be made in writing by sports editors/directors on appropriate Media Relations Office letterhead at least one week prior to the meet. Please fax (510-643-7778) 210 Memorial Stadium or email the requests ([email protected]). Berkeley, CA 94720 Phone: ...... 510-642-5363 INTERVIEWS/PRESS INFORMATION Fax: ...... 510-642-7778 Media Relations Assistant (Swimming Contact) ...... Lori Haro A pre-meet press release and complete set of results will be made available Home: ...... 925-253-9324 to members of the media covering Cal home swimming meets. These will also be available online at www.calbears.com. All athlete and coach interviews, either in person or by telephone, must be coordinated through Lori Haro with a minimum of one day notice. Please call 510-642-5363 for more information.

CREDITS The 2003-04 edition of the CALIFORNIA MEN’S SWIMMING GUIDE was written and edited by Lori Haro, Media Relations Assistant. Layout and graphics by John Dunbar, Publications Director and Evan Kerr, Publications Coordinator. Photos by Patrick Merrill, Evan Kerr, Stu Corliss, Irene Tang, Bill Collins, and ALLSPORT, among others.

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 1 SPIEKER AQUATICS COMPLEX THE HOME OF...

Spieker Aquatics Complex has played host to some of the world’s best swimmers, one of the most noted being Olympic medalist (above).

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he home of the University letterman Warren “Ned” Spieker swimming and water polo of California men’s Jr., who provided the major portion competition. Also included in the T swimming team is the of the funding for the project. reconstruction was the installation Spieker Aquatics Complex, one of The facility replaced the old of new piping and filtration systems, the finest outdoor facilities in the Harmon pool, which had stood on lighting modifications and increased United States. the same site since the early 1930s. spectator seating. Completed in the fall of 1982, the Included in the extensive remodeling The Spieker Aquatics Complex $1 million dollar facility was made project was the joining of the two is located adjacent to Haas Pavilion possible through the Cal Sports’80s existing tanks into one 50-meter by at the corner of Bancroft and Dana project and was dedicated to the 25-yard pool of deep water, suitable streets on the Berkeley campus. former California water polo for national and international

SPIEKER AQUATICS COMPLEX RECORDS 50 Freestyle 19.67 Bart Kizierowski (California) Feb. 17, 2001 100 Freestyle 43.30 (California) Feb. 17, 2001 200 Freestyle 1:35.58 (Stanford) Feb. 18, 1995 500 Freestyle 4:17.77 Mike O’Brien (USC) Feb. 9, 1985 1650 Freestyle 14:58.10 (Stanford) Feb. 21, 1987 100 46.25 (Stanford) Feb. 22, 2003 200 Backstroke 1:42.36 Dan Westcott (Stanford) Feb. 22, 2003 100 54.70 Michael Bruce (Stanford) Feb. 22, 2003 200 Breaststroke 1:58.40 Michael Bruce (Stanford) Feb. 22, 2003 100 Butterfly 46.10 Michael Cavic (California) Feb. 22, 2003 200 Butterfly 1:45.33 Dan Westcott (Stanford) Feb. 17, 2001 200 IM 1:45.98 Dan Trupin (Stanford) Feb. 22, 2003 400 IM 3:52.84 Jeff Kostoff (Stanford) Feb. 21, 1987 200 Medley Relay 1:29.03 Cal (Lim, Byma, Draganja, Ervin) Jan. 11, 2003 400 Medley Relay 3:15.41 Cal (Lim, Kim, Novy, Ervin) Feb. 3, 2001 200 Free Relay 1:19.77 Cal (Macedo, Uxa, Greenwood, Ervin) Feb. 17, 2001 400 Free Relay 2:54.02 Cal (Cavic, Draganja, Thiele, Ervin) Feb. 22, 2003 800 Free Relay 6:41.47 Cal (Kelly, Magnusson, Revelli, Holmertz) Feb. 21, 1981

2 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 2003-04 GOLDEN BEAR OUTLOOK 2003-04 GOLDEN BEARS SHOWCASE A BALANCED COMBINATION OF EXPERIENCE AND TALENT ast season, the fourth-place finish at the 2003 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships by the California men’s swimming team was Lits highest since 1999. As Cal’s head coach Nort Thornton heads into his 30th season at the helm of the Golden Bears’ men’s swimming program, he believes that the 2003-04 team is a balanced and talented squad that should again vie to be one of the Top 5 teams in the nation. During those 30 years, Thornton has compiled an impressive career dual meet record of 206-80 (.720) and led his 1979 and 1980 teams to back-to- back NCAA Championships. His teams have finished in the Top 10 nationally in 24 of the 29 years he has directed the Bears. This past August, Thornton was inducted into the ASCA (American Swimming Coaches Association) Hall of Fame, marking the second Hall of Fame that bears his name. He is also a member of the International Swimming Hall of Fame. This season, Thornton, along with co-head coach Mike Bottom and volunteer assistant coach Ben Sheppard, believe that this year’s squad will make Thornton’s 30th year memorable. “This year’s group is great in terms of being eager and willing to work hard,” said Thornton. “However, it’s hard to predict the type of team we’ll be this early. I think we’ll be a good team, with a chance to be great.” Despite the loss of graduated seniors Anthony Ervin, Joe Bruckart and Quentin Byma, the Golden Bears do return seven All-Americans from last season. Those returning All-Americans include seniors Alex Lim and Jeff Natalizio, juniors and John Dorr and sophomores Milorad Cavic, Matt Lyon and Miguel Molina. Filling the holes left by Olympic gold medalist sprinter Ervin won’t be easy, but junior Duje Draganja and sophomore Milorad Cavic should Junior Duje Draganja—the 2003 NCAA 100 free champion—helped continue Cal’s dominance in the sprint freestyle and butterfly events. Cal's 400 free relay to an NCAA title last season. Draganja won the 100 free title (42.02) at the 2003 NCAA Championships, edging out runner-up Ervin—a three-time winner in that event. Draganja placed second to Ervin in both the 50 and 100 free at the Pac-10 Championships. seniors. The Bears are sure to miss the leadership and experience of graduated Cavic, who last season set a new Cal school record in the 100 fly (46.10), seniors Ervin, Bruckart and Byma. However, Thornton strongly believes finished fourth in that event at the NCAA Championships. From his debut, that the balance of this year’s team will help ease the transition of swimming Cavic proved to be one of the finest sprinters in the country, as he turned without them. in a runner-up finish in the 50 free (19.37) at the NCAA meet. Both Draganja “I think we’ll be a more balanced team this year,” said Thornton. (lead-off leg) and Cavic (second leg) were part of Cal’s 400 free relay “However, it will still be hard to replace lost points from our seniors who (2:48.99) team that set the new NCAA, U.S. Open and Cal school record are gone.” in that event. They also helped Cal’s 200 free relay team to a third-place With four of the 10 newcomers hailing from a different country, this year’s national finish (1:17.39). Cal team has an international flair. There are a total of nine Golden Bears with Lim, a co-captain this season, earned All-America honors by virtue of his ties to countries outside of the United States. Draganja is from Croatia, while third-and sixth-place finishes in the 100 (46.59) and 200 backstroke Cavic is of Yugoslavian heritage. Freshmen Rolandas Gimbutis (Lithuania) (1:42.70), respectively. His time in the 200 back set a new Cal school record. and Jonas Tilly () round out Cal’s European contingent. Sophomore Lim also scored points for the Bears with a sixth-place showing in the 100 Ricky Barbosa and senior transfer Renato Gueraldi are from Brazil, while fly (47.45). Natalizio earned All-America accolades after finishing 14th in senior Alex Lim and sophomore Miguel Molina represent Malaysia and the 200 IM (1:47.26) and 16th in the 200 back (1:46.66) at NCAAs. He also the Philippines, respectively. Freshman Daniel Lysaught is from Australia. competed in the 100 back at the meet. Head diving coach Phil Tonne has added one newcomer to his squad in Dorr, Lyon and Molina round out the NCAA scorers from last season. Louis Gagnet. Gagnet, a junior transfer from Florida State, won four ACC Dorr anchored the Bears’ sixth-place 800 free relay (6:26.30), while Lyon titles in the one-and three-meter boards. He qualified for the NCAA Swimming was part of Cal’s 200 free relay that placed third (1:17.39). Molina qualified and Diving Championships the past two seasons and earned All-America for the NCAAs in the 500 free and 400 IM and was also part of Cal’s 800 recognition after finishing ninth in the three-meter (531.8) at last season’s free relay at the national championships. NCAA meet. Senior Robbie Quinn and junior Nathaniel Dean return for A total of 10 newcomers dot this season’s roster, including nine freshmen the Bears to complete this season’s diving squad. and one senior transfer. Despite its seemingly youthful look, Cal’s squad The following is an event-by-event breakdown of the 2003-04 Cal men’s is also comprised of a strong upper class, with a total of nine juniors and swimming and diving team.

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 3 FREESTYLE Losing an Olympic gold medalist in the 50-meter free (Anthony Ervin) would be a huge blow to most teams, but Cal still boasts three of the nation’s top four sprinters from last year. Winning his first NCAA individual title in the 100 free (42.02) last season, junior Duje Draganja is capable of defending that title this year. Sophomore Milorad Cavic is the perfect person to complete Cal’s 1-2 punch in the sprint freestyle. Last season, Cavic held Cal’s second-fastest time in the 50 free (19.37) behind Ervin, good for third-fastest in the country. He also ranked 13th nationally in the 100 free (43.28). Sophomore returnees Matt Lyon and Evan Lane round out Cal’s strong returning sprint freestyle group. Lane underwent surgery during the summer, but is expected to return before the end of the season. Three key newcomers will also add to the Bears’ sprint corps. Senior transfer Renato Gueraldi from the , was one of the nation’s top 50 freestylers last year. His fastest time of 19.41, was fourth best in the country, after Ervin (19.25, 2nd) and Cavic (19.37, 3rd). As a Volunteer, he won two NCAA relay titles and was a finalist in the 50 free Junior Caleb Rowe qualified for the NCAA Championships in the breaststroke as both a sophomore and junior. Incoming freshman Rolandas Gimbutis, events in both his freshman and sophomore seasons. from Lithuania, brings much international experience to Cal. A member of the Lithuanian national team, Gimbutis recently competed at the 2003 FINA can also contribute in the backstroke, earned All-America honors as a World Championships and also competed at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. member of his club team’s 200 and 400 free relays. Holdridge will add depth Freshman Jonas Tilly, from Sweden, will also add depth to an already to the middle distance group, while Lysaught—one of Austrailia’s top strong sprint group. Tilly competed for Sweden’s national team at both the young distance swimmers—will help handle the long distance duties. 2001 and 2003 FINA World Championships. While the Bears might be known for their solid sprinters, this year’s group BREASTSTROKE of middle and long distance freestylers is talented. Junior returnees John Cal’s top breaststrokers from last year return in junior Caleb Rowe and Dorr, Steve Rehrmann and Matt Schmelzer and sophomores Ryan sophomore Ricky Barbosa. Both were 2003 NCAA qualifiers in the 100 Lean and Miguel Molina, along with newcomers Gimbutis, Blake and 200 breast. Last season, Rowe posted the Bears’ fastest time in the 200 Dickson, Eric Dunipace, Alexander Holdridge and Daniel Lysaught breast (1:58.06), while Barbosa owned Cal’s best time in the 100 breast make up the middle and long distance group. Last season, Dorr swam Cal’s (54.50). Junior Brooks Jenkins is another returnee for Cal in the breaststroke. fastest time in the 500 free (4:22.89) and second-fastest time in the 1650 free Last year, he scored points for the Bears at the Pac-10 Championships after (15:37.85). He, along with Molina, qualified for the NCAA Championships placing eighth in the 200 breast (2:02.65). Senior Jeff Natalizio, junior John in the 500 free. Molina posted Cal’s second-fastest times in the 200 Dorr and sophomore Miguel Molina are also capable of swimming the (1:37.20), 500 (4:25.14) and 1000 free (9:27.31). Lean was Cal’s top 1650 breaststroke. Newcomers to this event include freshmen Paul Hernandez freestyler, posting the Bears’ fastest time of the season at 15:24.15. Dickson and Graham Lentz. During their high school years, Lentz earned All- comes to Cal via The Bolles School in Florida, where he recorded runner- America honors four times in the breaststroke events, while Hernandez set up finishes in the 200 and 500 free events at the Florida state finals as a senior, his high school’s record in the 100 breast. and was a finalist at the state meet each of his four years. Dunipace, who BACKSTROKE Senior Alex Lim will anchor a talented backstroke group. During his three years as a Golden Bear, Lim has garnered 10 All-America honors. Last season, he set Cal’s 200 back (1:42.70) record. He also owns Cal’s fastest time ever in the 100 back (46.05). In 2003, Lim turned in a third- place finish in the 100 back and a sixth-place finish in the 200 back at the NCAAs. Fellow senior Jeff Natalizio also performed well in the backstroke last season. Natalizio finished 16th in the 200 back (1:46.66) at NCAAs to earn All-America accolades. He also competed in the 100 back at the championship meet. Sophomores Milorad Cavic and Chris Gibson will also contribute in the backstroke events. Cavic is primarily a sprint backstroker who posted Cal’s third-fastest time in the 100 back (48.05) last season, while Gibson swam the Bears’ third-fastest time in the 200 back (1:47.72). Senior Keith Vogelgesang and junior Steve Rehrmann will also add depth to the Bears’ backstroke unit.

Senior Alex Lim—a 2003-04 co-captain along with Keith Vogelgesang—owns Cal's school records in the 100 and 200 back.

4 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide BUTTERFLY RELAYS As strong as Cal is in the freestyle, the Bears might be equally as solid Last season, Cal’s relays were among the strongest in the country. For in the . Senior Alex Lim, junior Duje Draganja and the second consecutive season, the Bears’ 400 free relay won the NCAA sophomore Milorad Cavic are Cal’s top returning butterfliers. In his debut title in that event, breaking the NCAA, U.S. Open and the Cal school record season, Cavic etched his name into the school record book, setting the Bears’ (2:48.99). Cal loses two of the swimmers from that relay in Joe Bruckart best mark in the 100 fly (46.10). That time was good for third fastest in the and Anthony Ervin, but they return junior Duje Draganja and sophomore nation. At the Pac-10 Championships, he won the 100 fly in 46.32, setting Milorad Cavic. The Bears return three of the four swimmers from their 200 a new conference championship record. At the NCAA Championships, he free relay (Cavic, Draganja and sophomore Matt Lyon) that placed third at finished fourth in the 100 fly (46.41) and swam the fly legs on Cal’s 200 the NCAA Championships. Despite the loss of Bruckart and Ervin, (1:26.10) and 400 medley relays (3:08.68) that finished in fifth and fourth Thornton believes that the sprint free relays should still contend for national places, respectively. Draganja is also a prolific butterflier. At the NCAAs, titles this season. he took third place in the 100 fly with a time of 46.40—good for the fourth “Our free relays will be pretty good again,“ said Thornton. “They are well fastest mark in the nation. At the Pac-10 Championships, he was runner- covered and we have a number of swimmers that we can plug into the other up (46.44) to Cavic’s victory in the 100 fly. Lim swam the Bears’ fastest two spots on the 200 and 400 relays. We have the bodies, we just need two time of the season in the 200 fly (1:45.96), and held the third-fastest time to swim fast enough.” on the team in the 100 fly (46.76). A qualifier in the 100 fly at the NCAA Sophomore returnees Lyon and Evan Lane, along with several of the meet, Lim turned in a sixth-place finish (47.45) in the consolation final. newcomers including senior transfer Renato Gueraldi and freshmen Senior Keith Vogelgesang, junior Steve Rehrmann and freshman Pat Rolandas Gimbutis and Jonas Tilly, might serve as those swimmers. O’Neil should also make an impact in the butterfly events. O’Neil set the Junior John Dorr and sophomore Miguel Molina are the returnees from Oregon state high school 100 fly record (49.41) and won that event at the last season’s 800 free relay team that finished sixth (6:26.30) at the NCAA state meet in both 2002 and 2003. meet. Senior Keith Vogelgesang and junior Steve Rehrmann are two current swimmers that could fill the holes left by former Bears Bruckart and INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Jens Thiele. There are also several newcomers in freshmen Blake Dickson, Alexander Holdridge, Daniel Lysaught and even sprinter Due to Cal’s individual medley-based training, there is a rather large Gimbutis that can be considered for spots in the 800 free relay. contingent of Bears that can swim the IM. Seniors Alex Lim, Jeff Natalizio Senior Alex Lim (backstroke) and Cavic (butterfly) are the top returnees and Keith Vogelgesang, juniors John Dorr, Brooks Jenkins, Steve from Cal’s medley relay teams that placed in fourth (400 medley relay) and Rehrmann and Caleb Rowe, sophomores Ricky Barbosa and Miguel fifth places (200 medley relay) at the 2003 NCAA Championships. At the Molina and freshmen AlexanderHoldridge , Graham Lentz and Patrick championships, the 200 medley relay of Lim, former Bear Quentin Byma, O’Neil make up Cal’s IM group. Cavic and Ervin set a new Cal record mark (3:08.68). Lim will once again “We have a large group of IMers, but that is not unusual as our training handle the backstroke duties, while Cavic continues as the butterflier for the is IM based,” said Thornton. “This helps with cross-training for their best medley relays. Several other swimmers will provide flexibility in determining strokes and it helps them improve on their weaker strokes.” who can fill the breaststroke and freestyle roles. Both junior Caleb Rowe Natalizio and Molina are Cal’s returning 200 (1:47.18) and 400 IM and sophomore Ricky Barbosa are the top candidates for the breaststroke (3:49.77) leaders, respectively. At the NCAA Championships, Natalizio duties, while Draganja will likely fit into the relays as the freestyler. finished 14th in the 200 IM, while Molina competed in the 400 IM. At the However, the butterfly and freestyle spots might be interchangeable as Pac-10 Championships, Natalizio finished fourth in the 200 IM (1:47.18) Cavic and Draganja are capable of handling both. and Molina touched the wall in second place of the 400 IM (3:49.77) consolation final. Dorr posted Cal’s third-fastest time of the season last year in the 400 IM (3:49.78), placing 15th in that event at NCAAs. Lim swam DIVING the third-fastest time of last year in the 200 IM (1:48.89), and Rowe was Head diving coach Phil Tonne’s 2003-04 squad is small but strong. This a 200 IM NCAA qualifier. season, Cal’s diving corps is poised to have its first NCAA qualifier since 1987, in junior transfer Louie Gagnet. Gagnet, who spent his first two seasons competing for Florida State, is a two- time NCAA qualifier and was named the ACC’s Most Valuable Diver two seasons in a row after winning four ACC titles in the one- and three-meter springboards. With a ninth- place finish in the three-meter board (531.8) at last year’s NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships, he became the first Seminole diver to earn All-America recognition since 1992. Returning for the Bears from last season’s diving team is senior Robbie Quinn and junior Nathaniel Dean. Quinn has continued to improve each year at Cal. Last year, he did especially well on the one-meter boards, placing seventh (573.35) at the NCAA Zone E Championships and fifth (280.25) at the Pac-10 Championships. Dean was Cal’s star on the platform last year, placing eighth (373.90) at the NCAA Zone E meet and seventh (402.80) at the Pac-10 Championships.

In his debut season, Milorad Cavic set a new Cal school record in the 100 fly and was part of the Bears' NCAA title-winning 400 free relay.

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 5 HEAD COACH NORT THORNTON

impressive collection of Olympians-including NORT THORNTON world record holder Matt Biondi, and now Olympic hero Ervin, who won the gold medal Head Coach in the 50-meter free at the 2000 Sydney 30th Season at California Olympics. The veteran coach has an impressive 206-80 (.720) career dual meet Nort Thornton, who was inducted into the ASCA record, has been National Coach of the Year (American Swimming Coaches Association) Hall of twice and has been the Pac-10 Coach of the Fame last September, enters his 30th season as the Year four times, most recently in 1999. director of the California men’s swimming team. It is a credit to Thornton’s recruiting and Thornton, the dean of all Pac-10 swimming coaching ability that the Bears are consistently coaches, continues to combine great determination in a position to compete for the national and dedication in helping his swimming team reach its potential and maximum crown. For nearly three decades he has success level. Last season, he led the 2003 Golden Bears squad to a fourth-place cultivated squads that combine some of the finish at the NCAA Championships. At the NCAA meet, Duje Draganja just top local California talent with national and edged teammate Anthony Ervin to win the 100 freestyle title. Cal sprinters international blue chippers. Thornton’s office have now won an unprecedented five consecutive NCAA 100 free titles. The is a testimony to his coaching ability with Olympic banners, photos of world record Bears’ 400 free relay team also won a championship title with the fastest time holders, NCAA championship trophies and mementos that span through his long in NCAA, U.S. Open and Cal history. and illustrious career. The veteran coach was honored for all of his accomplishments A true indication of Thornton’s success is the fact that Cal has finished in the Top in May 1995 with his induction into the International Swimming Hall of Fame. 10 nationally 24 of the 29 years he has been at the helm of the Golden Bears’ program. Championship performance at Cal is synonymous not only with In 2002, he and co-head coach Mike Bottom, directed Cal to a sixth-place NCAA Thornton’s teams, but with the numerous individuals he has coached over finish and saw Ervin three-peat as the national champion in the 100 free, breaking the last 28 years. Since Thornton took over the Cal program, 40 Cal athletes his own NCAA, American and U.S. Open records. Thornton also guided the Bears have represented several countries in the , winning 28 to a second-place finish at the Pac-10 Championships and was coach of the Pac- medals, including 14 gold, nine silver and five bronze. 10 Swimmer of the Year (Ervin) and Newcomer of the Year (Draganja). During the 1992 Olympics, Thornton was selected as an assistant coach, In his 29 years at Cal, Thornton has led the Bears to two national championships, and 13 of his Bears competed in Barcelona, Spain, six of whom swam for the 24 NCAA Top-10 finishes and a stellar cast of All-Americans. He has an even more United States. Cal swimmers earned a total of six medals for their respective countries, including three by Biondi and one each from , Tommy THORNTON’S CAL COACHING RECORD Werner and . At the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, nine of Thornton’s Year Rec NCAA Finish swimmers competed, including (1988-91), who was a 1975 4-4 14th member of the United States’ gold medal winning and world record-setting 400 1976 7-4 11th medley relay. At the 2000 Olympics, besides Ervin’s exploits, four other Bears 1977 5-3 8th competed with Bart Kizierowski reaching the finals of the 100-meter back and 1978 7-2 3rd 50-meter free, and Gordan Kozulj making the finals of the 200-meter back. 1979 9-2 1st Thornton has been a part of Cal’s swimming excellence since the 1973-74 1980 11-2 1st season when he took over the Bear program. Five years after his arrival, Thornton guided Cal to its first national championship in 1979 and successfully 1981 9-1 6th defended the national crown in 1980. He claimed National Coach of the Year 1982 8-6 4th honors in both of those seasons. 1983 7-1 8th Thornton’s coaching record shows a long history of success at every level 1984 7-3 6th of competition. When he was the head coach at Los Altos High School in the 1985 5-5 4th late ’50s, his team won the national prep championship and his swimmers 1986 6-3 2nd broke 13 of the 20 standing national records. Before his hiring at California, 1987 10-3 4th Thornton was the head swimming coach at Foothill Junior College from 1960- 1988 10-2 4th 73, where he constructed one of top junior college programs in the nation. 1989 11-1 6th On the international level, Thornton has coached numerous United States 1990 8-5 7th teams in world competition. In 1979, he coached the U.S. squad in the FINA 1991 5-5 13th Cup in , Japan, and then in 1981 coached the U.S. team at the World 1992 6-3 4th University Games. In the summer of 1983, Thornton was an assistant coach 1993 8-3 7th for the United States team at the at Caracas, Venezuela. 1994 6-3 5th He served in the same capacity at the 1986 World Championships in Madrid, 1995 7-2 5th Spain, and in Perth, Australia, in January, 1997, as well as the August ’97 Pan 1996 6-4 13th Pacific Games in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. 1997 7-2 15th A past president of the American Swimming Coaches Association, Thornton 1998 5-2 8th has served on the ASCA Board of Directors and is a past member of the NCAA 1999 9-2 4th Rules Committee. He was also awarded the National Collegiate and Scholastic 2000 6-3 5th Award (which is in the International Hall of Fame) for his contributions to swimming 2001 5-1 8th as a healthful recreation activity for schools and colleges. 2002 6-2 6th Thornton, 70, graduated from San Jose State in 1956 with a degree in 2003 6-1 4th education and earned his master’s degree from Stanford. Thornton and his wife Total 206-80 (.720) 29 years Carla have three sons, Richard (45) and twins Marc and Gregg (42).

6 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide ASSISTANT COACHES

won the 50 freestyle and was second in the 100 freestyle at the University Games MIKE BOTTOM in , China. In the 50 free at the 2001 summer US Nationals, Gary Hall, Jr. won the gold medal and three of Bottom’s other swimmers finished in the Co-Head Swim Coach top nine. Cal’s Lim won both the 100 and 200 back at the South East 7th Season at California held in Malaysia. Bottom was also the head coach for team Stars and Stripes at the first-ever Norvo Nordisc Sprint Challenge. His team, made up of American swimmers, won the competition against strong European and World teams. California co-head swim coach Mike Bottom For the first time in Olympic history in 2000, two men tied for the gold medal, has established himself as one of the world’s top and both were coached by Bottom. Gold medallists Anthony Ervin and Gary sprint coaches. Last season, he and head coach Hall, Jr., swimming for the United States, were joined by Bart Kizierowski, Nort Thornton, directed Cal to a fourth-place swimming for Poland, in the finals of the Sydney Olympics. finish at the NCAA Championships. At the NCAA During the 1999-2000 NCAA season, Bottom coached Ervin to wins in both meet, Duje Draganja out touched teammate the 50 and 100-meter freestyle at the NCAA Championships. In 2000-2001, Anthony Ervin for a 1-2 finish in the 100 freestyle. Ervin repeated as the NCAA champion in the 100 free, tying the legendary Matt Cal’s sprinters, coached by Bottom, have now won the 100 free at the NCAAs Biondi with a time of 41.80. In all, Bottom’s sprinters won five Olympic medals an unprecedented five years in a row. The Golden Bears’ 400 free relay team in Sydney and he has coached four different NCAA champions and 10 different also claimed a championship title with the fastest time in NCAA history Pac-10 champions at Cal. (3:48.99). While at Auburn from 1991-94, Bottom created the ultra sprint program, At the 2003 FINA World Championships in Barcelona, Spain, Bottom taking two then unheard-of athletes, Bill Pilczuk and Dean Hutchinson, to the coached athletes from seven countries. Former Bear Gordan Kozulj finished NCAA finals. He assisted in the rise of the Auburn men’s team that won the second in the 200 back, while current swimmers Milorad Cavic and Alex Lim 1997 and 1999 NCAA titles. In 1995, Bottom moved to USC to become the finished eighth in the 100 free and 100 back, respectively. Trojans’ sprint coach, and in 1997, the USC women’s team won their first ever During the summer of 2002, Bottom traveled to Europe with 14 athletes to NCAA title. He joined Cal head coach Nort Thornton in July of 1997. establish a training base in Split, Croatia. He also served as the official coach of From 1995-98, Bottom summered in Phoenix, AZ where he coached both the Croatian and Polish teams at the European Championships, where he outstanding sprinters such as Hall, Jr., a four-time medallist at the Atlanta coached two former Bears to gold medals (Gordan Kozulj ’00 - won the 200 back; Olympic Games, and , a four-time Olympic gold medallist. In the Bart Kizierowski ’01 - won the 50 free). He also coached current Bear, Draganja, summer of 1999, Bottom worked with Hall at Cal. This team effort resulted to a bronze medal in the 100 free, in which he set a national Croatian record. in a U.S. National Championship and Hall’s then best time in the 50-meter During the summer of 2001, Bottom was selected to be an assistant coach freestyle, 22.13. In addition, former Bear Matt Macedo, trained under Bottom for the United States at the World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan. At the that summer and lowered his 50-meter free by over 1.5 seconds to 22.67 to place World Championships, several of the sprinters Bottom has coached excelled. third. Macedo’s third and sixth place finishes at his first ever Phillips 66 Cal’s Ervin won both the 50 and 100-meter freestyle; South Africa’s Roland National Swimming Championship earned him the Rookie of the Meet Award. Schoeman was third in the 50 free (first medal ever for South Africa at a world Bottom graduated Summa Cum Laude from USC with a bachelor’s degree in championship) and fourth in the 50 fly. from Sweden won psychology and received the Scholar-Athlete Award for the graduating athlete the silver medal in the women’s 50 free and 50 fly. with the highest GPA. He received a master’s degree in counseling at Auburn Bottom was the assistant coach for the World Team that finished second In his swimming days, Bottom was an Olympic team member and was on a world at the 2001 Goodwill Games in Brisbane, Australia. Poland’s Bart Kizierowski, record 400 free relay. While at USC he was a member of three NCAA a former Cal standout, won both the 50 free and 50 back, breaking a Goodwill Championship teams. Games’ record and two Polish national records in the process. Kizierowski also

PHIL TONNE Diving Coach BEN SHEPPARD 20th Season at California Volunteer Assistant Coach Tutoring both Cal’s men and women divers for 3rd Season at California the 20th consecutive year is Phil Tonne, a former All-American diver at San Diego State. In 1987, Nick Chaves became the first Cal diver to qualify for the NCAA meet. Four season later, Melissa Graviss became the first Cal woman diver to qualify for the NCAA meet (1991), earning All-American honors NICK FOLKER on the three-meter board. Graviss qualified for the NCAAs in both the one- meter and three-meter competition in 1992. Strength and Conditioning Coach Prior to coming to Cal in 1984, Tonne served in the same capacity at San 1st Season at California Diego State from 1979 to 1984. Other coaching stints included a four-year stay at Palomar Junior College and Diablo Valley College in Concord. He is Nick Folker enters his first season as Cal’s strength currently coaching a U.S. Diving Club Team (Diablo Divers) in Walnut Creek, and conditioning coach. A graduate from the CA, as well as his duties at Cal. University of Hawaii (business degree), Folker brings Before enrolling at San Diego State, Tonne attended Chabot Junior College unique strength and conditioning experience after where he was a two-time All-American diver. While at Chabot, he was awarded swimming under and working with the Rainbows’ the William A. Tunney Award for outstanding leadership in athletics. Tonne head coach Sam Freas. Folker, from Pietermaritzburg, prepped at Granada High School in Livermore, CA where he was a four-year South Africa, competed for South Africa’s national team in several world-class letterman in soccer and diving. events such as the 2000 Olympic Games, 1999 World University Games, 2001 Tonne, 48, has produced nine All-Americans and one state champion World Championships and 2001 Goodwill Games (World All-Star Team). With during his coaching career. He and his wife, Teresa, live in Antioch with their the Golden Bears, Folker’s duties include overseeing the team’s weight and son, Matthew, 11. dryland programs, as well as guiding the team in its nutritional requirements.

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 7 2003-04 CALIFORNIA ROSTER SWIMMING Name Events Ht. Wt. Yr. Ex. Hometown (Last School) Ricky Barbosa Breast 6-4 192 So. 1V Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil (California HS) Milorad Cavic Free/Fly/Back 6-5 203 So. 1V Tustin, CA (Tustin HS) Blake Dickson Free 6-4 195 Fr. HS Jacksonville Beach, FL (Bolles School) Eric Dunipace Free/Back 6-3 172 Fr. HS Castro Valley, CA (Bishop O’Dowd HS) John Dorr Free/IM 6-1 170 Jr. 2V Lafayette, CA (Las Lomas HS) Duje Draganja Free/Fly 6-5 170 Jr. 2V Split, Croatia (Vladimir Nazor School) Chris Gibson Back 6-1 157 So. 1V Bethesda, MD (Georgetown Prep) Rolandas Gimbutis Free 6-10 245 Fr. HS Kaunas, Lithuania (Kaunas SRC SVOS) Renato Gueraldi Free 6-0 180 Sr. TR Rio de Janiero, Brazil (Tennessee) Paul Hernandez Breast 5-10 155 Fr. HS San Diego, CA (Bonita Vista HS) Alexander Holdridge Free/IM/Fly 6-3 175 Fr. HS Kuwait City, Kuwait (Suffield Academy) Brooks Jenkins BR/IM/Dist. Free 6-6 215 Jr. 2V San Ramon, CA (California HS) Evan Lane Free 6-4 195 So. 1V Visalia, CA (Redwood HS) Ryan Lean Free 6-1 175 So. 1V Newport Beach, CA (Newport Harbor HS) Graham Lentz Breast 6-3 175 Fr. HS Petaluma, CA (Casa Grande HS) Alex Lim Fly/Back/IM 5-7 160 Sr. 3V Sandakan, Malaysia (Bolles School) Matt Lyon Free 6-3 170 So. 1V Oakland, CA (Miramonte HS) Daniel Lysaught Dist. Free 6-4 186 Fr. HS Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia (All Saints HS) Miguel Molina IM 5-8 162 So. 1V Tokyo, Japan (St. Mary’s International HS) Jeff Natalizio Back 5-10 165 Sr. 3V Santa Ana, CA (Irvine HS) Patrick O’Neil Fly/IM 6-1 180 Fr. HS Roseburg, OR (Roseburg HS) Steve Rehrmann FR/IM/FLY 6-2 200 Sr. 3V Los Altos Hills, CA (St. Francis HS) Caleb Rowe Breast 6-1 190 Jr. 2V Wailuku, Maui, HI (H.P. Baldwin HS) Matt Schmelzer Dist. Free 6-2 160 Jr. 2V Portland, OR (Lakeridge HS) Jonas Tilly Free 6-2 175 Fr. HS Trelleborg, Sweden (Soderslatts Gymnasiet) Keith Vogelgesang Back/IM 6-2 185 Sr. 3V San Ramon, CA (California HS) DIVING Name Events Ht. Wt. Yr. Ex. Hometown (Last School) Nathaniel Dean Diving 5-9 165 Jr. 2V Martinez, CA (Alhambra HS) Louie Gagnet Diving 5-8 145 Jr. TR Irvine, CA (Florida State) Robbie Quinn Diving 5-8 160 Sr. 3V Laguna Hills, CA (Laguna Hills HS)

Head Coach: Nort Thornton (30th year) Co-Head Coach: Mike Bottom (7th year) Diving Coach: Phil Tonne (20th year) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Ben Sheppard (3rd year) Stregth and Conditioning Coach: Nick Folker (1st year)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Milorad Cavic ...... Mill-O-rad Duje Draganja ...... Dewey DRAG-ON-YA Rolandas Gimbutis ...... Gim-BOO-tis Daniel Lysaught ...... Ly-sart Jeff Natalizio ...... NAT-a-LEASH-C-O Keith Vogelgesang...... VO-GUL-SANG

8 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 2003-04 ATHLETE PROFILES CAL CAREER BESTS RICKY BARBOSA 50 Free ...... 19.37 100 Free ...... 43.28 6-4 195 SO 100 Back ...... 48.05 Breaststroke 100 Fly ...... 46.10 200 Fly ...... 1:47.68 FRESHMAN IN 2002-03: Qualified for the 2003 NCAA Championships in the breaststroke events...scored points for the Golden Bears at the 2003 Pac-10 Championships with a sixth-place BLAKE DICKSON finish in the 100 breast (55.24) and seventh-place 6-4 195 FR finish in the 200 breast (2:01.14)...swam Cal’s Freestyle fastest time of the season in the 100 breast (54.50), good for fifth-place on the Bears’ all-time list...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2002 graduate of California HIGH SCHOOL: A 2003 graduate of The High School in San Ramon...won a national title in the 100m breast (1:03.55) Bolles School in Jacksonville, Florida...posted at the 2002 U.S. National Spring Championships...swam for coach Rich runner-up finishes in the 200 and 500 free events Thornton, son of Cal head coach Nort Thornton, at California High at the Florida state finals as a senior...a finalist in School...also swam for Rick Millington, club coach of the Walnut Creek the Florida state meet each of his four years...served Aquabears...grew up in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil before moving as team captain his senior year...team won back- to the United States in 2000...PERSONAL: Undeclared major...parents are to-back state championships in 2001 and 2002...best times include 46.10 in Ronaldo and Margaret Barbosa...born July 5, 1984 in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. the 100 free, 1:40.0 in the 200 free and 4:31.3 in the 500 free...PERSONAL: CAL CAREER BESTS Undeclared major...parents are Robert and Laura Dickson...born February 4, 100 Breast ...... 54.50 1985 in Dallas, TX. 200 Breast ...... 2:00.46 JOHN DORR MILORAD CAVIC 6-1 160 JR 6-5 195 SO Freestyle/IM Freestyle/Butterfly/Backstroke SOPHOMORE IN 2002-03: Scored points FRESHMAN IN 2002-03: Swam the second for Cal at the 2003 NCAA Championships, leg on the Bears’ 400 free relay team that set a new anchoring the Bears’ sixth-place 800 free relay NCAA, U.S. Open and school record (2:48.99) to team (6:26.30) and placing 15th in the 400 IM win the national title at the 2003 NCAA (3:51.48)...also qualified for NCAAs in the 200 Championships...placed second in the 50 free IM and 500 free...scored points for Cal at the Pac- (19.37) at the national championships...his time 10 Championships, placing fourth in the 500 free (4:22.89), sixth in the 400 in the 50 free ranked fourth on Cal’s all-time Top 10 list...swimming the lead- IM (3:49.78) and helping the Bears to a third-place finish in the 800 free relay off leg, helped Cal’s 200 free relay team to a national third-place finish (6:28.60)...his time from the Pac-10 meet in the 400 IM is the sixth-best all- (1:17.39) at the NCAAs...also at the NCAAs, placed fourth in the 100 fly time at Cal, while his 500 free time was the fastest of any Cal swimmer all (46.41)...swam the fly leg on both the 200 (1:26.10) and 400 medley relays season...his times in the 400 IM and 1650 free (15:37.85) were the team’s (3:08.68), that finished in fifth and fourth places, respectively, at the national second-fastest...FRESHMAN IN 2001-02: Placed 10th in the 1650 free championships...won the 100 fly Pac-10 title in a conference championship (15:37.67) and 11th in both the 500 free (4:25.15) and 400 IM (3:52.16) at time of 46.32...also helped Cal win Pac-10 championship titles in the 200 the Pac-10 Championships...held Cal’s top times in the 500 free (4:25.45), (1:17.92) and 400 free relays (2:51.43), swimming the lead-off and third-legs, 1000 free (9:23.23) and 1650 free (15:37.67)...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2001 respectively...also notched a runner-up finish in the 50 free (19.69) at the graduate of Las Lomas High School...earned All-America honors three years Pac-10 meet...his 50 free time at the meet was Cal’s second-fastest of the in a row and had the North Coast Section record in the 500 free (4:25.98) and season...also swam the Bears’ third-fastest time of the season in the 100 free 200 IM (1:50.17)...helped lead his team to the CIF North Coast Section title (43.28)...etched his name into the Cal record book in his debut season, setting and was named one of the Contra Costa Times Top 50 Athletes...competed a new school best time in the 100 fly (46.10)...named the Dallas Morning for the Pacific Swimming All-Stars as well...was a three-year member of the News Invitational’s Most Outstanding Swimmer after helping Cal to a first- varsity water polo team...was a member of USA Swimming’s Academic All- place team finish by virtue of his individual wins in the 50 free and 100 fly, America team and is a California Scholastic Federation lifetime and first-leg performances in two relay victories...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2002 member...PERSONAL: Intended interdisciplinary studies major, graduate of Tustin High School...won a national title in the 100m fly (53.30) concentrating on globalization...grandfather, grandmother and aunt all and helped capture the 800m free relay title (7:44.42) as a member of the attended Cal...sister, McCall, swims at Southern Methodist...parents are John Novaquatics Club Team at the 2002 U.S. National Spring Championships...was and Pauline Dorr...born August 18, 1983 in San Diego, CA. the 2000 Yugoslavian champion in the 50m free, 100m free, 100m fly and CAL CAREER BESTS 100m back...set eight records at his high school...also set four CIF records and 500 Free ...... 4:22.89 one U.S. national high school record in the 50 free (19.69)...earned seven CIF 1000 Free ...... 9:23.23 titles during high school...also played varsity water polo for two 1650 Free ...... 15:37.67 years...PERSONAL: Undeclared major...parents are Dusko and Ljiljana 400 IM ...... 3:49.78 Cavic...born May 31, 1984 in Anaheim, CA.

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 9 in North Bethesda, Maryland...four-time high school All-American...set his DUJE DRAGANJA high school’s records in the 100 and 200 free, 100 back and 100 fly...helped his team to a Metro Swimming Championship in 2002...named 2002 All- 6-5 170 JR Metro Swimmer of the Year...also swam for the Curl-Burke club team...National Freestyle/Butterfly Honor Society and National French Honor Society member...PERSONAL: Undeclared major...parents are Kevin and Mary Gibson...born December 21, SOPHOMORE IN 2002-03: Won two NCAA 1983 in Elizabeth City, NC. titles at the 2003 NCAA Championships, CAL CAREER BESTS capturing the 100 free (42.02) and leading off 100 Back ...... 50.51 Cal’s NCAA, U.S. Open and school record- 200 Back ...... 1:47.72 breaking 400 free relay (2:48.99)...edged out three-time NCAA Champion and American record holder teammate Anthony Ervin in the 100 free final...finished third in the 100 fly (46.40) at the national championships and helped the Bears’ 200 free ROLANDAS GIMBUTIS relay (second-leg) to a third-place finish (3:51.48) as well...swimming the 6-10 245 FR second-leg, he helped the Bears to first-place finishes in the 200 (1:17.92) Freestyle and 400 free relays (2:51.43) at the Pac-10 Championships...also notched runner-up finishes in the 100 free (42.62) and 100 fly (46.44) and placed INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: Competed fourth in the 50 free (19.84) at the conference meet...continues to climb Cal’s for Lithuania at the 2003 World Championships all-time Top 10 ladder, ranking second in the 100 fly (46.40), third in the in Barcelona, Spain...at the championships, he 100 free (42.02) and seventh in the 50 free (19.80)...earned the Cal’s Coaches ranked 19th overall in the 200-meter free Award...FRESHMAN IN 2001-02: Named Pac-10 Newcomer of the (50.12)...finished second in his heat of the 100m Year...swam the lead-off leg on the Bears’ national champion 400 free relay free (58.12) and finished third in his heat of the (2:50.01) team and notched a national runner-up finish in the 100 free 50m free (23.02)...was a Lithuanian national champion in the 50 and 100 free (42.22) at the NCAA Championships...was the anchor leg of Cal’s 200 free from 1998-2002...was a Lithuanian Olympic team member in relay team (1:16.89) that placed second at the NCAAs...won the 100 free 2000...PERSONAL: Undeclared major...parents are Romas and Elvyra (42.82) and helped the Bears’ 400 free relay (second leg) capture the 2002 Gimbutis...born February 11, 1981 in Vilnius, Lithuania. Pac-10 title...helped the Bears’ 200 free relay (lead-off leg) and 200 medley relay (butterfly leg) to runner-up finishes at the league championships...member of the school record-setting 200 medley (butterfly leg) and 200 free relay (anchor leg) teams...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2001 graduate of Vladimir Nazor RENATO GUERALDI School...team captain of the Croatian Junior National team...won seven gold 6-0 180 SR medals at the European Junior Championships…holds two Junior World Freestyle records and four European Junior records...broke numerous Croatian national records...PERSONAL: Slavic language and literature major...parents are COMPETED AT TENNESSEE FROM 2001- Petar and Maja Draganja...born February 27, 1983 in Split, Croatia. 2003...JUNIOR IN 2002-03: Finished sixth in CAL CAREER BESTS the 50 free (19.67) at the 2003 NCAA 50 Free ...... 19.80 Championships...swam the fourth-fastest time in 100 Free ...... 42.02 the country in the 50 free at 19.41...also a 100 Fly ...... 46.40 member of the Volunteers’ 400 free relay that finished 11th (2:56.77) at the NCAAs...placed second in the 50 free (19.59) at the 2003 SEC Championships...helped Tennessee’s 200 free relay to a ERIC DUNIPACE third-place finish (1:19.28) at the SEC meet...SOPHOMORE IN 2001-02: Earned four All-America honors at the NCAA Championships and placed 6-3 172 FR 12th in the 50 free with a time of 19.95...was a member of the fifth-place Freestyle/Backstroke 200 medley relay team at the NCAAs...took top honors at the SEC Championships in the 50 free with a personal-best time of 19.63...finished HIGH SCHOOL: A 2003 graduate of Bishop third in dual-meet scoring with 85 points and five individual wins...FRESHMAN O’Dowd High School...earned All-America honors IN 2000-01: Was a member of national champion 200 medley relay (1:24.75) as a member of the Pleasanton Seahawks’ 200 and and 400 free relay (2:53.67) teams at the 2001 NCAA Championships...swam 400 free relays...set his high school’s 100 back a 49.42 in the 100 fly at the SEC Championships, as well as career bests in record (54.21)...earned Scholastic All-America the 50 free (19.75) and 100 free (43.19)...HIGH SCHOOL: A 1998 accolades in 2001 and 2002...PERSONAL: graduate of Princess Isabel in Rio de Janiero, Brazil...boasted times of 23.44 Undeclared major...parents are Eric and Paula in the 50 free (lcm) and 51.70 in the 100 free (lcm)...was the junior national Dunipace...mother swam at Cal State Hayward...born January 14, 1985 in champion and record-holder in the 100 free...was a two-time junior national Castro Valley, CA. champion in the 50 free...was a senior national champion in the 50 fly...placed fourth in the 50 free at the 1998 World Cup...was part of the South American record-breaking 200 medley relay squad in 1998...PERSONAL: CHRIS GIBSON An intended economics major...parents are Ronaldo and Maria Gueraldi...born August 19, 1980 in Rio de Janiero, Brazil. 6-1 160 SO Backstroke

FRESHMAN IN 2002-03: Scored points for Cal at the 2003 Pac-10 Championships, finishing ninth in the 200 back (1:47.96) and 13th in the 100 back (50.60)...posted Cal’s third-fastest time of the season in the 200 back (1:47.72)...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2002 graduate of Georgetown Prep

10 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide Championships, tying for 11th-place in the 100 PAUL HERNANDEZ free (45.08) and finishing 14th in the 50 free 5-10 155 FR (20.45)...member of the Bears’ 400 free relay Breaststroke (third leg) that broke a meet record at the Texas Invitational (2:52.86)...REDSHIRTED IN 2001- HIGH SCHOOL: A 2003 graduate of Bonita 02...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2001 graduate of Vista High School...set school records in the 100 Redwood High School...helped his high school to breast and 200 IM...placed second in the 200- four league titles and two CIF Division II runner- meter breast at the California/Nevada summer up finishes...also competed in water polo...a first sectionals in 2003...PERSONAL: Undeclared team All-Valley pick in both swimming and water polo...PERSONAL: major...parents are Frank and Melanie Interdisciplinary studies major...plans to minor in landscape architecture and Hernandez...born March 5, 1985 in San Diego, CA. attend graduate school...parents are Tom and Terese Lane...born February 24, 1983 in Visalia, CA. CAL CAREER BESTS ALEXANDER HOLDRIDGE 50 Free ...... 20.45 100 Free ...... 44.70 6-3 175 FR Freestyle/IM/Butterfly RYAN LEAN HIGH SCHOOL: A 2003 graduate of Suffield Academy in Suffield, Connecticut…set five 6-1 175 SO individual high school records in the 50, 100 and Distance Freestyle 200 free, 100 fly and 200 IM...also was a member of the 200 and 400 school-record setting free FRESHMAN IN 2002-03: Scored points for relays...three-time New England prep school the Bears at the 2003 Pac-10 Championships, champion in the 100 fly and 200 free in 2003, and a member of the placing seventh in the 1650 free (15:24.15), 10th championship 200 free relay in 2001...helped the North Baltimore Aquatic in the 500 free (4:28.73) and 15th in the 200 free Club team’s 400 medley relay to a third-place finish at the 2003 Summer (1:40.94)...time in the 1650 free at the conference Nationals...finished third at the 1999 World Championships for Triathlon meet was Cal’s fastest of the season...also swam (promotion division) in Lausanne, Switzerland...PERSONAL: Undeclared the Bears’ fastest season time in the 1000 free (9:11.82), and third-fastest major...parents are David and Annie Holdridge...born September 20, 1983 in time in the 500 free (4:27.40)...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2002 graduate of Tunis, Tunisia, but was raised in Geneva, Switzerland until the age of 16. Newport Harbor High School...high school team was CIF Southern Section champions in 2002...member of the Irvine Novaquatics club team that earned three straight national team titles...named 2001 USA National Championship BROOKS JENKINS Rookie of the Meet where he competed in the 400 free, 800 free and 1500 free...was a 2000 junior national champion in the 800m free...best time in 6-6 210 JR high school in the 500 free was 4:26.00...PERSONAL: Undeclared Breaststroke/IM/Freestyle major...parents are Greg and Jill Lean...born March 29, 1984 in Fountain Valley, CA. SOPHOMORE IN 2002-03: Scored points CAL CAREER BESTS for the Bears at the 2003 Pac-10 Championships, 500 Free ...... 4:27.40 placing eighth in the 200 breast (2:02.65)...also 1000 Free ...... 9:11.82 placed 20th in the 100 breast (56.86) at the Pac- 1650 Free ...... 15:24.15 10 meet...FRESHMAN IN 2001-02: Placed 12th in the 1650 free (15:41.20), 13th in the 200 breast (2:02.47) and 19th in the 400 IM (3:57.55) at the Pac-10 Championships...held Cal’s second-best time in the 1650 free (15:41.20) and GRAHAM LENTZ third-best times in the 1000 free (9:29.95) and 400 IM (3:57.55)...HIGH 6-3 175 FR SCHOOL: A 2001 graduate of California High School...swam for coach Rich Breaststroke Thornton, son of Cal head coach Nort Thornton...was a four-time high school swimming All-American with times of 57.30 in the 100 breast, 2:03.40 in the HIGH SCHOOL: A 2003 graduate of Casa 200 breast and 1:52.22 in the 200 IM...was a member of the United States’ Grande High School...earned All-America honors Olympic Junior Team...was a two-time high school water polo All- four times in the breaststroke events...set three American...PERSONAL: Political science major...parents are Chuck and Jill Pacific Northern California section records in the Jenkins...born July 7, 1983 in Walnut Creek, CA. 50 (33.07) and 100 breast (56.57) and 200 IM CAL CAREER BESTS (1:56.00)...PERSONAL: Undeclared 100 Breast ...... 56.86 major...parents are Ted and Sue Lentz...born May 24, 1984 in Chicago, IL. 200 Breast ...... 2:01.16 400 IM ...... 3:57.55 1650 Free ...... 15:41.20 ALEX LIM 5-7 160 SR EVAN LANE Butterfly/Backstroke/IM

6-4 195 SO JUNIOR IN 2002-03: Set a new Cal school record in the 200 back Sprint Freestyle (1:42.70) with a sixth-place finish at the 2003 NCAA Championships...turned in a third-place finish in the 100 back (46.59) at the national championship FRESHMAN IN 2002-03: Scored points for Cal at the 2003 Pac-10 meet and also scored points for the Bears by finishing sixth in the 100 fly

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 11 (47.45) in the consolation final...also helped Cal Kantola, played basketball at Cal...born December 6, 1983 in Oakland, CA. to fourth and fifth place finishes in the 400 CAL CAREER BESTS (3:08.68) and 200 medley (1:26.10) relays at the 50 Free ...... 20.09 NCAAs...scored points for the Bears at the Pac- 100 Free ...... 44.78 10 Championships, placing fourth in both the 100 back (47.26) and 200 back (1:43.80)...helped Cal’s 200 medley relay (backstroke leg) to a second-place finish at the conference meet...posted DANIEL LYSAUGHT the team’s top times in the 100 (46.41) and 200 6-4 186 FR back (1:42.70), and 200 fly (1:45.96)...his 200 fly Freestyle time was the fifth-best all-time Cal mark...earned the Cal Coaches Award...SOPHOMORE IN 2001-02: Earned All-America honors after HIGH SCHOOL: A 2002 graduate of All placing second in the 100 back (46.05) and eighth in the 200 back (1:44.27), Saints High School in Queensland, Australia...won and helping the 200 medley relay team (1:26.02) to a fourth-place finish at a silver medal in the 1500-meter free at the 2003 the NCAA Championships...notched a third-place finish in the 100 back Australian Short Course Championships in (46.99), a fourth place finish in the 200 back (1:42.81) and a fifth-place finish 2003...represented Australia at the 2003 Oceania in the 100 fly (47.56) at the Pac-10 Championships...also helped the Bears’ Championships...member of the Telstra Dolphins 200 medley relay (backstroke leg) and 400 medley relay (backstroke leg) Australian club team...PERSONAL: Undeclared major...parents are Robert teams to runner-up finishes at the league championships...set a new Cal record and Kay Lysaught...born March 17, 1985 in Sydney, Australia. in the 100 back (46.05)...helped set new Cal school records in the 200 medley relay (1:26.02) and 400 medley relay (3:09.65)...FRESHMAN IN 2000-01: Qualified for the NCAAs in the 100 back, 200 back and 100 fly...earned All- America honors as a member of the Bears’ 200 and 400 medley relay teams MIGUEL MOLINA (butterfly leg) that placed sixth at the NCAA Championships...placed ninth 5-8 142 SO at the NCAA meet in the 200 back...placed second in the 100 back, sixth in Freestyle/IM the 200 back and eighth in the 100 fly at the Pac-10 Championships...swam the backstroke legs on the Bears’ 200 and 400 medley relays that placed FRESHMAN IN 2002-03: Scored points for second at the Pac-10 meet...swam backstroke on Cal’s 400 medley relay that Cal leading off the Bears’ 800 free relay that established a new Spieker Aquatics Complex record Feb. 3 versus USC...HIGH placed sixth (6:26.30) at the 2003 NCAA SCHOOL: A 2000 graduate of The Bolles School in Jacksonville, Florida...was Championships...also competed in the 500 free coached by former Cal swimmer Larry Shofe (1972, ’74) and was twice named and 400 IM at the national meet...placed first in National High School Swimmer of the Year in Swimming World...set the the 500 free (4:25.14) and second in the 400 IM national high school record in the 100 back with a time of 46.82, and also (3:49.77) in the consolation finals at the Pac-10 Championships...his time set a Florida state record with a time of 47.64 in the 100 fly...became the first in the 400 IM was the fifth-best all-time Cal mark...swam the lead-off leg in high school swimmer to crack 47 seconds in the 100 back and his time of 46.82 the Bears’ 800 free relay that finished third (6:28.60) at the conference in the 100 back was also better than the winning time of 47.12 at the 1999 meet...swam Cal’s second-fastest times of the season in the 200 (1:37.20), NCAA Championships...at the in , Thailand, 500 (4:25.14) and 1000 free (9:27.31)...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2002 graduate captured the 100m back, erasing the Asian Games record by a half second with of St. Mary’s International School in Tokyo, Japan...swam for his native a time of 55.53...his victory brought Malaysia its first-ever Asian Games country, the Philippines, at the ...was a finalist in three swimming gold medal...represented Malaysia at the 2000 Olympic Games in events at the Asian Games, placing fifth in the 200m free (1:52.99) and sixth Sydney, competing in the 100m backstroke...PERSONAL: Interdisciplinary in the 200m IM (2:06.45) and 400m IM (4:31.35)...PERSONAL: Undeclared studies major...parents are Lim Chang Kiong and Chong Sze Choon...born major...parents are Tomas and Mitos Molina...born July 22, 1984 in Quezon August 29, 1980 in Sandakan, State of Sabah, Malaysia. City, Philippines. CAL CAREER BESTS CAL CAREER BESTS 100 Back ...... 46.05 200 Free ...... 1:37.20 200 Back ...... 1:42.70 500 Free ...... 4:25.14 100 Fly ...... 46.76 1000 Free ...... 9:27.31 200 Fly ...... 1:45.96 1650 Free ...... 16:09.20 200 IM ...... 1:49.94 400 IM ...... 3:49.77 MATT LYON 6-3 170 SO Sprint Freestyle JEFF NATALIZIO 5-10 165 SR FRESHMAN IN 2002-03: Swam the third leg Backstroke/IM of Cal’s 200 free relay team, that placed third (1:17.39) at the 2003 NCAA JUNIOR IN 2002-03: Finished 14th in the Championships...earned the team’s Most 200 IM (1:47.26) and 16th in the 200 back Improved Award...helped Cal’s 200 free relay (1:46.66) at the 2003 NCAA team (third leg) to a victory (1:17.92) at the Pac- Championships...also competed in the 100 back 10 Championships...placed second in the 50 free consolation final (20.20) at the championship meet...scored points for Cal at the conference meet...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2002 graduate of Miramonte at the Pac-10 Championships, placing fourth in High School...school record holder in the 50 free (20.99) and 100 free the 200 IM (1:47.18) and fifth in the 200 back (1:44.49)...won the 100 back (45.50)...four-time high school All-American...three-time North Coast (49.09) consolation final at the championship meet...posted Cal’s second- Scholar Athlete...also played varsity water polo for three years...PERSONAL: fastest times of the season in the 200 back (1:44.16) and 200 IM (1:47.18) Undeclared major...parents are Don and Margot Lyon...mother is a Cal and fourth-fastest time in the 100 back (48.43)...those times put him in sixth, alumnus...sister Alexis swam at USC and sister Ashleigh swam at Smith...sister fourth and 10th place, respectively, on Cal’s all-time Top 10 Ashleigh is currently enrolled in Cal’s public policy graduate school...uncle, Rick chart...SOPHOMORE IN 2001-02: Placed 10th in the 200 back (1:45.86)

12 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide and 13th in the 200 IM (1:50.29) at the Pac-10 Championships...held Cal’s third-best times in the 200 back (1:45.37) and 400 IM (3:57.55)...FRESHMAN notched two runner-up finishes in the 100 breast IN 2000-01: Placed ninth in the 200 back and 11th in the 100 back at the (55.28) and 200 IM (1:49.80) consolation finals at Pac-10 Championships...had the team’s second-best time in the 200 the conference meet...posted Cal’s top time of the back...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2000 graduate of Irvine High School...was an season in the 200 breast (1:58.06), the sixth-fastest All-American and his school’s Swimmer of the Year four consecutive in Cal’s history...a first-team Pac-10 All-Academic seasons...led his team to four SeaView League titles and owned his school’s selection...earned the team’s Best Recruiter 100 back record (50.40)...PERSONAL: Art major...parents are Frank and Award...FRESHMAN IN 2001-02: Qualified for Sue Natalizio...born January 7, 1982 in Santa Ana, CA. the 2002 NCAA Championships in breaststroke events...placed third in 200 breast (1:59.09) and CAL CAREER BESTS eighth in the 100 breast (56.51) at the Pac-10 Championships...HIGH 100 Back ...... 48.43 SCHOOL: A 2001 graduate of H.P. Baldwin High School in Maui, Hawaii...was 200 Back ...... 1:44.16 a five-time state champion (three titles in the 200 IM and two titles in the 200 IM ...... 1:47.18 100 breast)...was a four-time All-American, a four-time Maui News All-Star and the 2001 Maui News Athlete of the Year...helped lead his team to the 2000 state swimming title and was the Maui Interscholastic League record-holder PATRICK O’NEIL in the 200 IM and 100 breast...PERSONAL: Double majoring in history and 6-1 175 FR political science...several relatives attended Cal, including sister, Annette, who graduated from Cal in molecular cell biology and microbiology last spring ...father, Butterfly/IM Dennis, was a diver and gymnast for the Bears from 1965-69 and was a member of Cal’s 1968 NCAA champion men’s gymnastics team...father is Dennis Rowe HIGH SCHOOL: A 2003 graduate of Roseburg and mother is Susan Stewart...born May 10, 1983 in Fresno, CA. High School in Roseburg, Oregon...placed first in the 200 IM and 100 fly at the 2002 and 2003 state CAL CAREER BESTS meets...named Oregon State High School Swimmer 100 breast ...... 55.13 of the Year in 2002 and 2003...also named his 200 breast ...... 1:58.06 team’s MVP for those years...set the Oregon state 200 IM ...... 1:49.80 high school record in the 100 fly (49.41)...other best times include 1:48.91 in the 200 fly and 1:50.70 in the 200 IM...PERSONAL: Undeclared major...parents are Mike and Patty O’Neil...has three uncles and three aunts that each attended MATT SCHMELZER Cal...born May 23, 1984 in Roseburg, OR. 6-2 160 JR Distance Freestyle

STEVE REHRMANN SOPHOMORE IN 2002-03: Competed at 6-2 200 JR the 2003 Pac-10 Championships in the 500 and Freestyle/IM/Butterfly 1650 free events...posted Cal’s third-fastest time of the season in the 1650 free (16:00.83) and fourth-fastest times in the 1000 (9:36.43) and JUNIOR IN 2002-03: Posted a best of 1:50.05 500 free (4:36.80)...received Pac-10 All- in the 200 back...SOPHOMORE IN 2001-02: Academic honorable mention recognition...FRESHMAN IN 2001-02: Held Set new personal best times in the 200 free (1:39.83), 200 back (1:50.33), 200 fly (1:49.52), Cal’s fourth-best times in the 1000 free (9:37.50) and 1650 free (15:53.13)...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2001 graduate of Lakeridge High School 200 IM (1:49.47) and 400 IM in Lake Oswego, Oregon...was a three-time All-American, and helped lead his (4:09.95)...FRESHMAN IN 2000-01: Had the team to the 2000 state title...held school records in the 200 and 500 free...was team’s third-best time in the 200 fly (1:51.93) and fourth-best time in the a high school Academic All-American...PERSONAL: Intended 200 IM (1:50.98)...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2000 graduate of St. Francis High School...was a four-time high school All-American and was team MVP in 1999 interdisciplinary studies major...parents are Robert and Donna Schmelzer...born November 9, 1982 in Allentown, PA. and 2000...helped his school to a national high school record in the 200-meter free relay...was the 2000 CIF Central Coast Section champion in the 200 free CAL CAREER BESTS and 100 fly...was also the national high school record holder in the 200m IM 500 free ...... 4:36.80 and 500m free...was a member of the 2000 U.S. National junior team that 1000 free ...... 9:36.43 competed in Sydney, Australia...played high school water polo, as well, 1650 free ...... 15:53.13 helping his team to a CIF Central Coast Section title in 2000...PERSONAL: Intended American studies major...parents are George and Donna Rehrmann...sister, Liz, competed on Cal’s swim team from 1997-98...born JONAS TILLY September 23, 1982 in Stanford, CA. 6-2 175 FR CAL CAREER BESTS Freestyle 200 Free ...... 1:39.83 200 Fly ...... 1:49.52 200 IM ...... 1:49.47 HIGH SCHOOL: A 2003 graduate of Soderslatts Gymnasiet in Trelleborg, Sweden ...competed at the 2003 FINA World Championships in Barcelona, Spain and the 2001 CALEB ROWE FINA World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan 6-1 190 JR for the Swedish national team...also competed in Breaststroke the 2002 World Short Course Championships in Moscow, Russia and the European Short Course Championships in both 2001 (Antwerp, Belgium) and 2002 (Riesa, Germany)...PERSONAL: Undeclared major...parents are Rune SOPHOMORE IN 2002-03: Qualified in the 100 and 200 breast and 200 and Ann-Charlotte Tilly...born June 29, 1984 in Trelleborg, Sweden. IM at the 2003 NCAA Championships...scored points for the Bears at the Pac-10 Championships, placing third in the 200 breast (1:58.42)...also

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 13 (621.05) boards at the ACC Championships for the second consecutive KEITH VOGELGESANG year...selected to the All-ACC first team and was named the ACC Most Valuable Diver...also named Florida State’s Most Valuable Diver...FRESHMAN 6-2 185 SR IN 2001-02: Debut season included winning ACC titles in both the one-meter IM/Butterfly and three-meter boards to earn ACC Most Valuable Diver honors...also earned All-ACC honors at the conference meet...qualified and competed at the JUNIOR IN 2002-03: Scored points for the NCAA Championships in all three events...top finish at NCAAs was 17th on Bears at the 2003 Pac-10 Championships, placing the platform, followed by an 18th-place finish on the three-meter and a 28th- 11th in the 200 fly (1:48.85), 19th in the 200 IM place finish on the one-meter...broke Olympic gold medalist and former (1:51.43) and 23rd in the 100 fly (49.95)...a Seminole great Phil Boggs’ school record on the three-meter with a score of second team Pac-10 All-Academic 363.85...named the team’s Most Valuable Diver...HIGH SCHOOL: A selection...SOPHOMORE IN 2001-02: Placed 2001 graduate from University High School...earned diving All-America 12th in the 200 fly (1:48.37), 14th in the 200 IM (1:50.60) and 18th in the honors in 1999 and 2000...placed first in the one-meter and three-meter 400 IM (3:56.41) at the Pac-10 Championships...held Cal’s second-best time boards at the 2001 West Junior Nationals...also a finalist in the platform at in the 400 IM (3:56.41)...FRESHMAN IN 2000-01: Had the team’s top time the 2001 Junior Nationals...PERSONAL: Undeclared major...parents are in the 400 IM (3:57.37)...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2000 graduate of California Alan and Grace Gagnet...born May 17, 1983 in New Orleans, LA. High School in San Ramon where he swam for coach Rich Thornton, son of Cal head coach Nort Thornton...was a two-time team MVP in swimming and was team captain as a senior...also helped his team to the North Coast Section title in 2000...played four years of varsity water polo as well...PERSONAL: Majoring ROBBIE QUINN in industrial engineering...older brother, Bruce, swam at Cal from 1999- 5-8 160 SR 2002...parents are Fred and Linda Vogelgesang...born July 30, 1982 in Columbia, MD. JUNIOR IN 2002-03: Placed seventh in the CAL CAREER BESTS one-meter (573.35) and 14th in the three-meter 1650 Free ...... 16:13.81 (445.25) at the NCAA Zone E Diving 200 Fly ...... 1:48.37 Championships...finished in fifth-place in the 200 Back ...... 1:50.92 one-meter (280.25), 10th in the three-meter 200 IM ...... 1:50.60 (444.05) and 11th in the platform (316.25) at the 400 IM ...... 3:56.41 Pac-10 Championships...earned Pac-10 All- Academic honorable mention recognition...SOPHOMORE IN 2001-02: Placed 20th in the one-meter DIVERS (237.70) and 23rd in the three-meter (345.10) competitions at the NCAA Zone E Championships...placed fourth in the three-meter (304.50) and 10th in both the one-meter (416.80) and platform (339.15) events at the Pac-10 NATHANIEL DEAN Championships...placed first in the one-meter (291.89) and three-meter 5-9 165 JR (301.05) at the USC dual meet...placed second in the one-meter event (305.02) in Cal’s dual meet at Stanford...FRESHMAN IN 2000-01: Was 12th SOPHOMORE IN 2002-03: Placed eighth in in the one-meter (259.25) and 18th in the three-meter (368.50) competitions the platform (373.90), 14th in the one-meter at the Zone E Championships...placed fifth in the one-meter (296.30) and (505.30) and 17th in the three-meter (406.70) at 13th in the three-meter (230.55) at the Pac-10 Championships...finished the NCAA Zone E Diving Championships...placed sixth in the one-meter (258.30) at the 2000 Trojan Invitational...HIGH seventh in the platform (402.80) and finished SCHOOL: A 2000 graduate of Laguna Hills High School...was the CIF 11th in both the one-meter (244.75) and three- Southern Section champion and record holder (590.64 combined both one- meter (422.55) boards at the Pac-10 meter and three-meter competition) in 1997 as a freshman...was also first Championships...FRESHMAN IN 2001-02: Placed 13th in the platform team all-county as a freshman...competed in the Junior Nationals for diving (370.50), 17th in the three-meter (420.50) and 18th in the one-meter from 1993-2000 and Senior Nationals in 1999 and 2000...PERSONAL: (240.65) competitions at the NCAA Zone E Diving Championships...placed Undeclared major...parents are Thomas and Janis Quinn...born January 15, ninth in the platform (367.60) and 12th in both the one-meter (370.95) and 1982 in Santa Ana, CA. three-meter (259.65) events at the Pac-10 Championships...placed second in both the one-meter (249.90) and three-meter (265.25) competitions in Cal’s dual meet at USC...HIGH SCHOOL: A 2001 graduate of Alhambra High School...was a four-time Tri-County Athletic League champion and a three-time North Coast Section champion... held school records for one- meter six dive (303.15) and 11 dive (530.46) competitions...has been diving for 12 years and was an eight-time national qualifier...also lettered one year in water polo...PERSONAL: Undeclared major...parents are Crordon and Joy Dean...born May 12, 1983 in Walnut Creek, CA.

LOUIE GAGNET 5-8 145 JR

TRANSFER FROM FLORIDA STATE...SOPHOMORE IN 2002-03: With a ninth-place finish in the three-meter board (531.8) at the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships, he became the first Seminole diver to earn All-America recognition since Louie Gagnet, Robbie Quinn and Nathaniel Dean make up the 2003-04 1992...swept the one (333.65) and three-meter California diving squad.

14 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 2002-03 RESULTS/STATISTICS

2002-03 FINAL RESULTS (6-1 OVERALL, 3-1 PAC-10) DATE OPPONENT W-L SCORE RECORD Oct. 4 Pacific W 163-91 1-0 Jan. 6 at UNLV W 146-109 2-0 Jan. 11 Michigan W 129-114 3-0 Jan. 24 *at Arizona State W 178.5-121.5 4-0 Jan. 25 *at Arizona W 127-115 5-0 Feb. 7 *USC W 160-140 6-0 Feb. 22 *Stanford L 112-173 6-1 *denotes Pac-10 meet Bold denotes home meet at Spieker Aquatics Complex, Berkeley, CA

2003 PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP BELMONT PLAZA POOL • MARCH 6-8, 2003 • LONG BEACH, CA

11t. Evan Lane ...... 44.75 ...... 45.08 200 YARD BREASTSTROKE 13t. Jens Thiele ...... 44.43 ...... 45.14 1. Michael Bruce, Stan.1:56.96 ...... 1:55.70* 200 YARD FREESTYLE 3. Caleb Rowe...... 1:58.06 ...... 1:58.42 1. Joe Bruckart ...... 1:36.11 ...... 1:34.46 7. Ricky Barbosa ...... 2:00.46 ...... 2:01.14 15. Ryan Lean ...... 1:41.30 ...... 1:40.94 10. Quentin Byma ...... 2:01.91 ...... 1:59.88 16. Miguel Molina ...... 2:03.08 ...... 2:01.60 500 YARD FREESTYLE 100 YARD BUTTERFLY 1. Erik Vendt, USC ..... 4:19.75 ...... 4:17.64 4. John Dorr ...... 4:23.91 ...... 4:22.89 1. Milorad Cavic ...... 47.30 ...... 46.32 9. Miguel Molina ...... 4:27.50 ...... 4:25.14 2. Duje Draganja ...... 47.18 ...... 46.44 12. Ryan Lean ...... 4:27.40 ...... 4:28.73 7. Alex Lim ...... 47.33 ...... 47.81 Final Team Standings 23. Keith Vogelgesang...... 49.31 ...... 49.95 1. Stanford ...... 879 1650 YARD FREESTYLE 2. CALIFORNIA ...... 730.5 200 YARD BUTTERFLY 3. USC ...... 619 1. Erik Vendt, USC ...... — ...... 14:35.97 7. Ryan Lean ...... — ...... 15:24.15 1. J.D. Abercrombie, USC1:45.52 ..... 1:45.04 4. Arizona State ...... 439 13. Keith Vogelgesang... 1:48.58 ...... 1:48.85 5. Arizona ...... 392.5 11. John Dorr ...... — ...... 15:39.29 6. Washington ...... 181 100 YARD BACKSTROKE 200 YARD INDIVIDUAL 1. , Stan...... 47.09 ...... 46.58 MEDLEY EVENT CHAMPION AND 4. Alex Lim ...... 47.30 ...... 47.26 1. Joe Bruckart ...... 1:46.73 ...... 1:44.49 COMPLETE CAL RESULTS 6. Jens Thiele ...... 47.84 ...... 48.28 4. Jeff Natalizio ...... 1:48.17 ...... 1:47.18 7. Anthony Ervin ...... 48.46 ...... 48.50 18. Caleb Rowe...... 1:50.92 ...... 1:49.80 Event...... Prelims ...... Final 9. Jeff Natalizio ...... 48.70 ...... 49.09 400 YARD INDIVIDUAL 13. Chris Gibson ...... 50.93 ...... 50.60 50 YARD FREESTYLE MEDLEY 1. Anthony Ervin ...... 19.54 ...... 19.28 200 YARD BACKSTROKE 1. Erik Vendt, USC ..... 3:48.36 ...... 3:42.70 2. Milorad Cavic ...... 19.98 ...... 19.69 1. Dan Westcott, Stan. 1:41.30 ...... 1:40.71 4. Duje Draganja ...... 19.87 ...... 19.84 6. John Dorr ...... 3:50.14 ...... 3:49.78 4. Alex Lim ...... 1:46.14 ...... 1:43.80 10. Miguel Molina ...... 3:52.54 ...... 3:49.77 8. Matt Lyon ...... 20.09 ...... 20.20 5. Jeff Natalizio ...... 1:44.16 ...... 1:44.49 10. Jens Thiele ...... 20.24 ...... 20.35 11. Chris Gibson ...... 1:50.30 ...... 1:47.96 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 14. Evan Lane ...... 20.55 ...... 20.45 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE 1. California (Cavic, Draganja, Lyon, Ervin) . 100 YARD FREESTYLE ...... 1:17.92 1. Mihaly Flasky, USC . 55.38 ...... 53.56 1. Anthony Ervin ...... 43.31 ...... 42.62 6t. Ricky Barbosa ...... 55.26 ...... 55.24 400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 2. Duje Draganja ...... 43.46 ...... 42.64 6t. Quentin Byma ...... 55.34 ...... 55.24 1. California (Bruckart, Draganja, Cavic, 4. Joe Bruckart ...... 43.72 ...... 43.51 10. Caleb Rowe...... 55.58 ...... 55.28 Ervin) ...... 2:51.43 9. Milorad Cavic ...... 44.31 ...... 43.75 20. Brooks Jenkins ...... 57.83 ...... 56.86 11t. Matt Lyon ...... 44.78 ...... 45.08

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 15 800 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 400 YARD MEDLEY RELAY THREE-METER DIVING 1. Stanford (Rogan, Trupin, Waters, Cramer) 1. Stanford (Marshall, Bruce, Westcott, Bal) 1. Joona Puhakka, Arizona State ...... 640.00 ...... 6:25.75 ...... 3:08.74 7. Nic Bartolotta ...... 471.75 3. California (Molina, Thiele, Bruckart, Dorr) ONE-METER DIVING PLATFORM DIVING ...... 6:28.60 1. Jonna Puhakka, Arizona State ...... 385.75 1. Ray Vincent, USC ...... 503.85 200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY 3. Nic Bartolotta ...... 289.85 7. Nathaniel Dean ...... 398.75 1. Stanford (Marshall, Bruce, Westcott, Bal) 5. Robbie Quinn ...... 278.80 ...... 1:25.63 2003 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP JAMAIL TEXAS SWIMMING CENTER • MARCH 27-29, 2003 • AUSTIN, TX

200 YARD BREASTSTROKE 800 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 1. , Tex. 1:54.25 .1:52.62#@^ 1. Texas (Peirsol, Suchand, Kendrick, Kemp) 100 YARD BUTTERFLY ...... 6:18.62 6. California (Molina, Thiele, Bruckart, Dorr) 1. , Tex...... 45.76 ...... 45.67 ...... 6:26.30 Final Team Standings 3. Duje Draganja ...... 46.40 ...... 46.40 1. Auburn ...... 609.5 4. Milorad Cavic ...... 46.39 ...... 46.41 200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY 2. Texas ...... 413 14. Alex Lim ...... 46.88 ...... 47.45 1. Texas (Peirsol, Hansen, Ditoro, Crocker) .. 3. Stanford ...... 374 200 YARD BUTTERFLY ...... 1:24.46#@^ 4. CALIFORNIA ...... 329 5. California (Lim, Byma, Cavic, Ervin) ...... 5. USC ...... 268 1. Stefan Gherghel, Ala 1:43.43 ...... 1:42.35 ...... 1:26.10 6. Florida ...... 232 200 YARD INDIVIDUAL 7. Minnesota...... 228 400 YARD MEDLEY RELAY 8. Arizona ...... 205 MEDLEY 1. Texas (Peirsol, Hansen, Crocker, Kemp) .. 9. Michigan ...... 173.5 1. , Aub. 1:44.12 ..... 1:42.66#^ ...... 3:04.47#@^ 10. Virginia ...... 125 2. Joe Bruckart ...... 1:45.40 ...... 1:44.30 4. California (Lim, Byma, Cavic, Ervin) ...... 14. Jeff Natalizio ...... 1:47.34 ...... 1:47.26 ...... 3:08.68 400 YARD INDIVIDUAL ONE-METER DIVING 50 YARD FREESTYLE MEDLEY 1. Joona Puhakka, Arizona State ...... 395.80 1. Fred Bousquet, Aub. .... 19.24 ...... 19.31 1. , UGA 3:44.09 ...... 3:39.92 THREE-METER DIVING 2. Milorad Cavic ...... 19.62 ...... 19.37 15. John Dorr ...... 3:49.90 ...... 3:51.48 3. Anthony Ervin ...... 19.25 ...... 19.38 1. Phillip Jones, Tennessee ...... 649.70 100 YARD FREESTYLE 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY PLATFORM DIVING 1. Stanford (Bal, Marshall, Schnell, O’Bryan) 1. Caesar Garcia, Auburn ...... 575.80 1. Duje Draganja ...... 43.09 ...... 42.02 ...... 1:17.03 2. Anthony Ervin ...... 43.11 ...... 42.11 3. California (Cavic, Draganja,Lyon, Ervin) .. !Pac-10 Record 200 YARD FREESTYLE ...... 1:17.31 *Meet Record 1. , Ariz.1:35.68 ...... 1:33.69 400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY #NCAA Record 5. Joe Bruckart ...... 1:35.50 ...... 1:34.92 @American Record 1. California (Draganja, Cavic, Bruckart, ^U.S. Open Record 500 YARD FREESTYLE Ervin) ...... 2:48.99#^ %Pool Record 1. Erik Vendt, USC ..... 4:15.75 ...... 4:13.63 1650 YARD FREESTYLE 2003 CALIFORNIA ALL-AMERICANS 1. Erik Vendt, USC ...... 14:29.85 Joe Bruckart: 200 IM – 1:44.30, 2nd; 200 Free – 1:34.92, 5th 100 YARD BACKSTROKE Duje Draganja: 100 Free – 42.02, 1st; 100 Fly – 46.40, 3rd 1. Peter Marshall, Stan. . 46.67 ...... 45.57 Milorad Cavic: 50 Free – 19.37, 2nd; 100 Fly – 46.41, 4th 3. Alex Lim ...... 46.63 ...... 46.59 John Dorr: 400 IM – 3:51.48, 15th 14. Jens Thiele ...... 48.03 ...... 47.91 Anthony Ervin: 100 Free – 42.11, 2nd; 50 Free – 19.38, 3rd Alex Lim: 100 Back – 46.59, 3rd; 200 Back – 1:42.70, 6th; 100 Fly – 47.45, 14th 200 YARD BACKSTROKE Jeff Natalizio: 200 IM – 1:47.26, 14th; 200 Back – 1:46.46, 16th 1. , Tex. . 1:40.01 . 1:30.16#@^ Jens Thiele: 100 Back – 47.91, 14th 6. Alex Lim ...... 1:43.10 ...... 1:42.70 200 Free Relay: Cavic, Draganja, Lyon, Ervin – 1:17.39, 3rd 16. Jeff Natalizio ...... 1:44.65 ...... 1:46.46 400 Free Relay: Draganja, Cavic, Bruckart, Ervin – 2:48.99, 1st 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE 800 Free Relay: Molina, Thiele, Bruckart, Dorr – 6:26.30, 6th 200 Medley Relay: Lim, Byma, Cavic, Ervin – 1:26.10, 5th 1. Brendan Hansen, Tex. 53.08 ...... 51.96* 400 Medley Relay: Lim, Byma, Cavic, Ervin – 3:08.68, 4th Bold denotes current athlete

16 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 2002-03 BEST TIMES 50 FREESTYLE 200 BACKSTROKE Ervin ...... 19.25 Lim ...... 1:42.70# Cavic ...... 19.37 Natalizio...... 1:44.16 Draganja ...... 19.80 Gibson ...... 1:47.72 Lyon ...... 20.09 Thiele ...... 1:47.79 Thiele ...... 20.24 Rehrmann ...... 1:50.05 Lane ...... 20.45 Vogelgesang ...... 1:52.29 100 FREESTYLE 100 BREASTSTROKE Draganja ...... 42.02 Barbosa ...... 54.50 Ervin ...... 42.11 Byma ...... 54.78 Cavic ...... 43.28 Rowe ...... 55.13 Bruckart ...... 43.42 Draganja ...... 56.35 Thiele ...... 44.35 Jenkins ...... 56.86 Lane ...... 44.70 Natalizio...... 57.18 200 FREESTYLE 200 BREASTSTROKE Bruckart ...... 1:34.46 Rowe ...... 1:58.06 Molina ...... 1:37.20 Byma ...... 1:59.88 Thiele ...... 1:38.58 Barbosa ...... 2:00.46 Draganja ...... 1:38.98 Jenkins ...... 2:01.16 Dorr ...... 1:39.47 Molina ...... 2:01.60 Lean ...... 1:40.94 Natalizio...... 2:01.78 500 FREESTYLE 200 IM Dorr ...... 4:22.89 Bruckart ...... 1:44.30# Molina ...... 4:25.14 Natalizio...... 1:47.18 Lean ...... 4:27.40 Lim ...... 1:48.89 Schmelzer ...... 4:36.80 Rowe ...... 1:49.80 Thiele ...... 4:42.65 Molina ...... 1:49.94 Gibson ...... 4:43.65 Dorr ...... 1:50.26 1650 FREESTYLE 400 IM Lean ...... 15:24.15 Molina ...... 3:49.77 Dorr ...... 15:37.85 Dorr ...... 3:49.78 Schmelzer ...... 16:00.83 Bruckart ...... 4:04.33 Molina ...... 16:09.20 Vogelgesang ...... 4:06.16 Vogelgesang ...... 16:44.09 Lean ...... 4:07.21 Gibson ...... 16:49.65 Rehrmann ...... 4:07.31 100 BUTTERFLY 200 MEDLEY RELAY Cavic ...... 46.10# Lim/Byma/Cavic/Ervin ...... 1:26.10 Draganja ...... 46.40 400 MEDLEY RELAY Lim ...... 46.76 Bruckart ...... 48.67 Lim/Byma/Cavic/Ervin ...... 3:08.68# Vogelgesang ...... 49.31 200 FREE RELAY Byma ...... 49.69 Cavic/Draganja/Lyon/Ervin ...... 1:17.31 200 BUTTERFLY 400 FREE RELAY Lim ...... 1:45.96 Draganja/Cavic/Bruckart/Ervin ...... 2:48.99*# Bruckart ...... 1:47.63 Cavic ...... 1:47.68 800 FREE RELAY Vogelgesang ...... 1:48.58 Molina/Thiele/Bruckart/Dorr ...... 6:26.30 Dorr ...... 1:51.74 Delamare ...... 1:52.11 100 BACKSTROKE Lim ...... 46.41 *NCAA/U.S. Open Record Thiele ...... 47.84 # Cal School Record Cavic ...... 48.05 Natalizio...... 48.43 Bold denotes current athlete Ervin ...... 48.46 Gibson ...... 50.51

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 17 CAL OLYMPIC TRADITION he University of California has a long and proud Anthony Ervin, TOlympic tradition, and left at top, and nowhere is that tradition more Gary Hall Jr. evident than in the sport of (both left and swimming. Since head coach Nort inset) celebrated Thornton arrived in Berkeley in their dead heat 1975, 40 Cal swimmers have for the gold medal represented their countries in the in the 50-meter Olympic Games. Bear swimmers freestyle at the have captured a total of 28 medals, 2000 Sydney including 14 golds, nine silvers and Olympics (photos five bronze medals. by ALLSPORT). Behind the guidence of Cal’s Associate Head Coach Mike Bottom, the Bears Anthony Ervin was one of the United States’ stars at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Ervin came away with gold medals in the 50-meter free and the 400-meter medley relay, and earned a silver medal in the 400-meter free relay. Also at the Sydney Olympics, four Olympics seeking to match ’s other Cal swimmers competed, 1972 seven gold medal performance. He with Bart Kizierowski reaching the did not achieve this goal, but his efforts finals of the 100-meter back and will be forever remembered. Biondi 50-meter free, Gordan Kozulj captured gold in five events-the 50 and making the finals of the 200-meter 100-meter free, the 400 and 800-meter back and Ratapong Sirisanont free relays and the 400-meter medley competing in the 200-meter breast. relay. He also received a silver medal in Matt Biondi on the cover of the Just two years after Thornton the 100-meter butterfly and a bronze in 1988 Sports Illustrated was named the head coach at Cal, the 200-meter free. Another Cal swimmer Olympic Preview issue. five of his swimmers competed in who won a medal in was Kingsman, the 1976 Olympic Games which taking a bronze in the 200-meter back. Other Cal swimmers in Seoul included were held in Montreal. , Guy and Lee Concepcion (Philippines), Niko Lahanas (Greece), Steffan a member of the California Hall of Persson, Soderlund and Werner (Sweden). Fame since 1988, swam in the 100 and 200-meter back and won two silver At the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain, the Bears produced the medals. Graham Smith, representing the host country Canada, was a member largest number of Olympic swimmers in the nation (13) coming from one of a 400-meter medley relay team that won the silver medal. Representing school. In addition, six of the 13 athletes swam for the United States, the Sweden were Cal swimmers Par Arvidsson and Leif Ericsson, while Jim largest number in the school’s history. In all, Cal swimmers captured a total Carter represented England. of six medals. Biondi led the pack, earning three medals-a silver in the 50- In 1980, Thornton’s son, Richard, made the Olympic team that did not meter free and two golds for the 400-meter free relay and the 400-meter go to Moscow because of the United States boycott. However, eight medley relay. Biondi, with eight gold, two silver, one bronze medal, tied swimmers from foreign countries upheld Cal’s Olympic tradition. Swedish swimmer Mark Spitz and shooter Carl Osborn for the American record of swimmers shined the brightest as won the gold in the 100-meter total Olympic medals won. Other Bear swimmers to bring home awards back and Arvidsson won the gold in the 100-meter fly. Pelle Holmertz took were U.S. team members Joel Thomas, who earned a gold as a member of the silver in the 100-meter free. Other Bear swimmers in the 1980 Moscow the 400-meter free relay team, and Scott Jaffe, who earned a bronze as a Games were Michael Soderlund, P.A. Magnusson and Thomas Lejdstrom member of the 800-meter free relay team. Swimming for Sweden, Werner from Sweden, Carter from England and Diego Quiroga from Ecuador. won a silver medal in the 800-meter free relay. U.S. swimmer In the 1984 Los Angeles Games, Cal was represented by eight swimmers, also reached an individual final, placing sixth in the 200-meter individual four of whom captured medals. Matt Biondi, who had just completed his medley. freshman year at Cal, was a member of the gold medal winning 400-meter At the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, the Bears were represented by nine free relay team, while Cal teammate captured silver in the athletes from seven different countries. A highlight for the University was 400-meter free. Baron and Thomas Lejdstrom were part of Sweden’s 400- Mark Henderson (1988-91) swimming the butterfly leg on the United meter free relay team that took the bronze. Other Cal swimmers in Los States’ gold medal winning, world-record setting 400-meter medley relay Angeles included Dave Wilson (United States), a silver medalist in the 100- (3:34.84). Bart Sikora also had a stellar Olympics, placing fourth in the 200- meter back, Soderlund (Sweden), (Sweden) and Paul meter back, setting a Polish National record with a time of 2:00.05. Other Kingsman (New Zealand). Cal athletes at the Atlanta Olympics included Kizierowski (Poland), The 1988 Olympics in Seoul, South proved to be successful for Sirisanont (Thailand), Sikora, Kozulj (Croatia), Dominik Galic (Croatia), the Bears as well. Eight swimmers from Cal represented their homelands. George Giziotis (Greece), Par Lindstrom (Sweden) and Patrick Sagisi None, however, were more successful than Biondi. Biondi entered the (Guam).

18 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide RECORDS and TRADITIONS (Left) Cal coach Nort Thornton about to be thrown into the water after the Bears won their second consecutive NCAA title in 1980. (Right) Cal standout Peter Rocca after winning the 1978 NCAA title in the 200 backstroke. (Bottom) Nort Thornton and the Bears celebrating the school’s first NCAA title in men’s swimming in 1979 (photo by Karen Morse).

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 19 RECORDS AT A GLANCE

California: 1:26.02 (Lim, Flores, Draganja, Ervin), 50 FREESTYLE 100 BREASTSTROKE 2002 NCAA Record: 19.05, Anthony Ervin (Cal), 2002 NCAA Record: 51.86, (Tennessee), 1997 Spieker Pool: 1:29.03, California (Lim, Byma, American: 19.05, Anthony Ervin (Cal), 2002; 19:05, American: 51:86, Jeremy Linn (Tennessee), 1997 Draganja, Ervin), 2003 (Santa Clara Club), 1990 U.S. Open: 51.86, Jeremy Linn (Tennessee), 1997 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 1:26.72 U.S. Open: 19.05, Anthony Ervin (Cal), 2002; 19:05, Pac-10: 53:07, Tyler Mayfield (Stanford), 1993 Tom Jager (Santa Clara Club), 1990 California: 54.09, Rogue Santos, 1990 Pac-10: 19.05, Anthony Ervin (Cal), 2002 Spieker Pool: 54.70, Michael Bruce (Stanford), 2003 400 MEDLEY RELAY California: 19.05, Anthony Ervin, 2002 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 54.00 NCAA Record: 3:05.37, Texas (Dusing, Hansen, Spieker Pool: 19:69, Anthony Ervin (Cal), 2001 Hannan, Crocker), 2001 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 19.74 American: 3:05.37, Texas (Dusing, Hansen, Hannan, 200 BREASTSTROKE Crocker), 2001 NCAA Record: 1:53.11, Brendan Hansen (Texas), U.S. Open: 3:05.37, Texas (Dusing, Hansen, Hannan, 100 FREESTYLE 2001 Crocker), 2001 NCAA Record: 41.62, Anthony Ervin (Cal), 2002 American: 1:53.11, Brendan Hansen (Texas), 2001 Pac-10: 3:07.28, Stanford (Retterer, Grote, American: 41.62, Anthony Ervin (Cal), 2002 U.S. Open: 1:53.11, Brendan Hansen (Texas), 2001 Muhammad, Hudepohl), 1995 U.S. Open: 41.62, Anthony Ervin (Cal), 2002 Pac-10: 1:55.02, (Stanford), 1995; Tom California: 3:08.68 (Lim, Byma, Cavic, Ervin), 2003 Pac-10: 41.62, Anthony Ervin (Cal), 2002 Wilkens (Stanford), 1998 Spieker Pool: 3:15.41, California (Lim, Kim, Novy, California: 41.62, Anthony Ervin, 2002 California: 1:56.96, Ratapong Sirisanont, 2000 Ervin), 2001 Spieker Pool: 43:30, Anthony Ervin (Cal), 2001 Spieker Pool: 1:58.40, Michael Bruce (Stanford), 2003 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 3:12.36 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 43.53 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 1:57.35 200 FREE RELAY 200 FREESTYLE 100 BUTTERFLY NCAA Record: 1:16.50, Auburn (Ciarla, Hawke, NCAA Record: 1:33.03, Matt Biondi (Cal), 1987 NCAA Record: 45.59, Lars Frolander (SMU), 1998 Newman, Busbee), 1999 American: 1:33.03, Matt Biondi (Cal), 1987 American: 45.89, Dod Wales (Stanford), 1999 American: 1:16.76, Stanford (Robinson, Muhammed, U.S. Open: 1:33.03, Matt Biondi (Cal), 1987 U.S. Open: 45.59, Lars Frolander (SMU), 1998 Ewers, Claypool), 1998 Pac-10: 1:33.03, Matt Biondi (Cal), 1987 Pac-10: 45.89, Dod Wales (Stanford), 1999 U.S. Open: 1:16.50, Auburn (Ciarla, Hawke, Newman, California: 1:33.03, Matt Biondi, 1987 California: 46.10, Michael Cavic, 2003 Busbee), 1999 Spieker Pool: 1:35.58, Joe Hudepohl (Stanford), 1995 Spieker Pool: 46.10, Michael Cavic, 2003 Pac-10: 1:16.76, Stanford (Robinson, Muhammed, 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 1:36.19 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 47.25 Ewers, Claypool), 1998 California: 1:16.89 (Ervin, Ohlin, Macedo, Draganja), 2002 500 FREESTYLE 200 BUTTERFLY Spieker Pool: 1:19.77, California (Macedo, Uxa, NCAA Record: 4:08.75, (Michigan), 1995 NCAA Record: 1:41.78, (Tennessee), Greenwood, Ervin), 2001 American: 4:08.75, Tom Dolan (Michigan), 1995 1991 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 1:18.47 U.S. Open: 4:08.75, Tom Dolan (Michigan), 1995 American: 1:41.78, Melvin Stewart (Tennessee), 1991 Pac-10: 4:11.59, (Arizona), 1994 U.S. Open: 1:41.78, Melvin Stewart (Tennessee), 1991 California: 4:15.45, , 1989 Pac-10: 1:42.60, (Stanford), 1987 400 FREE RELAY Spieker Pool: 4:17.77, Mike O’Brien (USC), 1985 California: 1:43.22, Ugur Taner, 1996 NCAA Record: 2:48.99, California (Draganja, 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 4:19.63 Spieker Pool: 1:43.91, Jayme Cramer (Stanford), 2003 Cavic, Bruckart, Ervin), 2003 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 1:44.93 American: 2:49.80, Texas (Dusing, Crocker, Hannan, 1650 FREESTYLE Rauch), 2001 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY U.S. Open: 2:49.80, Texas (Dusing, Crocker, Hannan, NCAA Record: 14:26.62, Chris Thompson (Michigan), Rauch), 2001 2001 NCAA Record: 1:42.85, (Texas), 2001 Pac-10: 2:48.99, California (Draganja, Cavic, American: 14:26.62, Chris Thompson (Michigan), 2001 American: 1:42.85, Nate Dusing (Texas), 2001 Bruckart, Ervin), 2003 U.S. Open: 14:26.62, Tom Dolan (Michigan), 1995 U.S. Open: 1:42.85, Nate Dusing (Texas), 2001 California: 2:48.99 (Draganja, Cavic, Bruckart, Pac-10: 14:32.50, (Arizona), 1998 Pac-10: 1:44.08, Atilla Czene (Arizona State), 2000 Ervin), 2003 California: 14:52.31 Sean Killion, 1989 California: 1:44.30, Joe Bruckart, 2003 Spieker Pool: 2:54.02, California (Cavic, Draganja, Spieker Pool: 14:58.10, Jeff Kostoff (Stanford), 1987 Spieker Pool: 1:45.98, Dan Trupin (Stanford), 2003 Thiele, Ervin), 2003 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 15:05.87 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 1:46.69 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 2:55.06

100 BACKSTROKE 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 800 FREE RELAY NCAA Record: 44.92, (Texas), 1997 NCAA Record: 3:38.18, Tom Dolan (Michigan), 1995 NCAA Record: 6:18.00, Texas (Goldblatt, Dusing, American: 44.92, Neil Walker (Texas), 1997 American: 3:38.18, Tom Dolan (Michigan), 1995 Kemp, Rauch), 2001 U.S. Open: 44.92, Neil Walker (Texas), 1997 U.S. Open: 3:38.18, Tom Dolan (Michigan), 1995 American: 6:18.00, Texas (Goldblatt, Dusing, Kemp, Pac-10: 45.43, Brian Retterer (Stanford), 1995 Pac-10: 3:42.23, (USC), 1988 Rauch), 2001 California: 46.05, Alex Lim, 2002 California: 3:45.80, Bart Sikora, 1997 U.S. Open: 6:18.00, Texas (Goldblatt, Dusing, Kemp, Spieker Pool: 46.25, Peter Marshall (Stanford), 2003 Spieker Pool: 3:52.84, Jeff Kostoff (Stanford), 1987 Rauch), 2001 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 47.43 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 3:47.29 Pac-10: 6:21.68, Cal (Werner, Lejdstrom, Soderland, Biondi), 1986 200 BACKSTROKE 200 MEDLEY RELAY California: 6:21.68 (Werner, Lejdstrom, Soderlund, Biondi), 1986 NCAA Record: 1:40.06, Brian Retterer (Stanford), 1995 NCAA Record: 1:24.47, Texas (Ulrickson, Hansen, Spieker Pool: 6:41.47, Cal (Kelly, Magnusson, American: 1:40.06, Brian Retterer (Stanford), 1995 Dusing, Crawford), 2001 Revelli, Holmertz), 1981 U.S. Open: 1:40.06, Brian Retterer (Stanford), 1995 American: 1:24.47, Texas (Ulrickson, Hansen, Dusing, NCAA Qualifying Mark: 6:26.08 Pac-10: 1:40.06: Brian Retterer (Stanford), 1995 Crawford), 2001 California: 1:42.70, Alex Lim, 2003 U.S. Open: 1:24.47, Texas (Ulrickson, Hansen, Spieker Pool: 1:42.36, Dan Westcott (Stanford), 2003 Dusing, Crawford), 2001 Bold denotes current athlete 2004 NCAA Qualifying Mark: 1:44.02 Pac-10: 1:25.70, Stanford (Ewers, Robinson, Crowe, Claypool), 1998

20 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide CAL’S ALL-TIME TOP 10

50 FREESTYLE 100 BACKSTROKE 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Anthony Ervin 19.05 2002 Alex Lim 46.05 2002 Joe Bruckart 1:44.30 2003 Bart Sikora 3:45.80 1997 Matt Biondi 19.15 1987 Bart Kizierowski 47.36 2000 Ron Karnaugh 1:45.77 1989 R. Sirisanont 3:46.30 1999 Bart Kizierowski 19.36 2000 Matt Macedo 47.67 2002 Bayani Flores 1:46.84 2002 Jeff Prior 3:49.10 1987 Milorad Cavic 19.37 2003 Anthony Ervin 47.74 2001 Gordan Kozulj 1:46.85 1999 Ron Karnaugh 3:49.42 1989 Matt Macedo 19.63 2000 Jens Thiele 47.84 2003 Bart Sikora 1:47.03 1997 Miguel Molina 3:49.77 2003 Pelle Holmertz 19.78 1982 Milorad Cavic 48.05 2003 Jeff Natalizio 1:47.18 2003 John Dorr 3:49.78 2003 Duje Draganja 19.80 2003 Mattias Ohlin 48.08 2000 Scott Jaffe 1:47.18 1991 Alex Silver 3:50.59 1999 Dan Lindstrom 19.86 1999 Geoff Cronin 48.18 1994 R. Sirisanont 1:47.28 1997 Ryan Duncan 3:50.94 1997 Par Lindstrom 19.90 1992 Gordan Kozulj 48.25 1997 Jeff Prior 1:47.32 1990 R. Darzynkiewicz 3:51.03 1992 Alan Gresham 19.97 1984 Bart Sikora 48.43 1994 Craig Popp 1:47.39 1986 Sean Killion 3:51.65 1989 Jeff Natalizio 48.43 2003 100 FREESTYLE 200 MEDLEY RELAY Anthony Ervin 41.62 2002 200 BACKSTROKE 1:26.02 Lim/Flores/Draganja/Ervin (2002) Matt Biondi 41.80 1986 Alex Lim 1:42.70 2003 1:26.10 Lim/Byma/Cavic/Ervin (2003) Duje Draganja 42.02 2003 Gordan Kozulj 1:42.74 1998 1:27.04 Lim/Aronsson/Macedo/Ervin (2001) Bart Kizierowski 42.29 2000 Bart Sikora 1:42.95 1997 1:27.75 Macedo/Messner/Merseburg/Ervin (2000) Matt Macedo 42.99 2000 Jeff Natalizio 1:44.16 2003 1:27.91 Kozulj/Claytor/Lindstrom/Kizierowski (1998) Milorad Cavic 43.28 2003 Marek Ranis 1:44.43 1994 1:28.22 Kozulj/Chan/Lindstrom/Kizierowski (1999) Joe Bruckart 43.42 2003 Matt Macedo 1:44.66 2000 1:28.58 Westcott/Jaffe/Herrmann/Lindstrom (1992) Pelle Holmertz 43.62 1982 Mattias Ohlin 1:44.70 2002 1:28.91 Lawson/Dersch/Herrmann/Taner (1994) Joel Thomas 43.64 1989 Whitney Woolard 1:45.18 1994 1:29.56 Herrmann/Marcek/Taner/Lindstrom (1993) Dan Lindstrom 43.71 1999 Tom Westcott 1:45.38 1991 1:29.62 Woolard/Dersch/Herrmann/Taner (1995) Peter Rocca 1:46.21 1979 200 FREESTYLE 400 MEDLEY RELAY Matt Biondi 1:33.03 1987 100 BREASTSTROKE 3:08.68 Lim/Byma/Cavic/Ervin (2003) Joe Bruckart 1:34.46 2003 54.09 1990 3:09.65 Lim/Kim/Ohlin/Ervin (2002) Ugur Taner 1:34.69 1994 Rick Gill 54.24 1985 3:10.07 Kozulj/Chan/Lindstrom/Kizierowski (1999) Scott Jaffe 1:34.74 1990 Andrew Chan 54.25 1999 3:11.73 Kozulj/Claytor/Lindstrom/Kizierowski (1998) Tommy Werner 1:35.47 1988 Daniel Kim 54.29 2000 3:12.03 Macedo/Chan/Kizierowski/Ervin (2000) Jim Hassett 1:35.80 1995 Ricky Barbosa 54.50 2003 3:12.32 Roach/ Gill/Baron/Biondi (1985) T. Lejdstrom 1:35.85 1984 Peter Aronsson 54.52 2001 3:12.42 Macedo/Aronsson/Lim/Ervin (2001) M. Soderlund 1:35.89 1986 Steve Messner 54.64 2000 3:13.63 Sikora/Shapley/Dicke/Taner (1996) Paolo Revelli 1:36.18 1983 Scott Jaffe 54.67 1991 3:13.71 Westcott/Jaffe/Herrmann/Lindstrom (1992) Pelle Holmertz 1:36.46 1982 Bayani Flores 54.75 2002 3:13.74 Roach/Gill/Marble/Biondi (1986) Quentin Byma 54.78 2003 500 FREESTYLE 200 FREESTYLE RELAY Sean Killion 4:15.45 1989 200 BREASTSTROKE 1:16.89 Ervin/Ohlin/Macedo/Draganja (2002) John Mykannen 4:18.01 1986 R. Sirisanont 1:56.96 2000 1:17.31 Cavic/Draganja/Lyon/Ervin (2003) Peter Szmidt 4:18.97 1980 Bayani Flores 1:57.39 2002 1:17.53 Ervin/Macedo/Greenwood/Kizierowski (2000) Jeff Prior 4:19.26 1986 Ritch Viola 1:57.45 1993 1:17.77 Ervin/Macedo/Greenwood/Uxa (2001) Scott Jaffe 4:19.48 1992 Alex Marcek 1:57.61 1993 1:18.28 Lindstrom/Moore/Kizierowski/Macedo (1999) Mickey Murad 4:19.59 1999 Roque Santos 1:57.62 1990 1:18.74 Lindstrom/Moore/Gaggero/Kizierowski (1998) Kirk Anderson 4:21.17 1979 Caleb Rowe 1:58.06 2003 1:19.40 Dicke/Wanie/Herrmann/Taner (1995) Martin Herrmann 4:21.20 1994 Scott Jaffe 1:58.07 1991 1:19.48 Bellin/Herrmann/Dicke/Lawson (1994) T. Lejdstrom 4:21.54 1983 Andrew Chan 1:58.13 1999 1:19.72 Lindstrom/Kondziolka/Lawson/McClung (1992) M. Soderlund 4:21.80 1984 Daniel Kim 1:58.28 2000 1:19.83 Lindstrom/Kondziolka/Lawson/McClung (1991) Ron Karnaugh 1:58.38 1989 1000 FREESTYLE 400 FREESTYLE RELAY Sean Killion 8:54.68 1989 100 BUTTERFLY 2:48.99 Draganja/Cavic/Bruckart/Ervin (2003) John Mykkanen 8:57.79 1985 Milorad Cavic 46.10 2003 2:49.85 Macedo/Greenwood/Ervin/Kizierowski (2000) R. Darzynkiewicz 8:58.22 1992 Duje Draganja 46.40 2003 2:50.01 Draganja/Ervin/Macedo/Ohlin (2002) Jeff Erwin 8:59.51 1986 Alex Lim 46.76 2003 2:52.12 Macedo/Burny/Greenwood/Ervin (2001) Peter Szmidt 9:01.46 1980 Dan Lindstrom 46.79 1999 2:53.02 Werner/Lejdstrom/Soderlund/Biondi (1986) Kurt Eldridge 9:03.79 1993 Par Arvidsson 47.36 1980 2:53.15 Lejdstrom/Soderlund/Baron/Biondi (1985) Stefan Persson 9:07.43 1990 Mattias Ohlin 47.39 2002 2:53.52 Werner/Thomas/DeBaise/Biondi (1987) Ryan Cox 9:08.41 1994 Mark Henderson 47.70 1990 2:54.45 Macedo/Lindstrom/Kizierowski/Merseburg (1999) Bill Schmidt 9:10.30 1981 Martin Herrmann 47.90 1992 2:54.93 Lindstrom/Moore/Kizierowski/Merseburg (1998) Mickey Murad 9:10.99 1999 Bengt Baron 48.07 1983 2:55.00 Lejdstrom/Baron/Biondi/Boatwright (1984) Dave Wilson 48.21 1982 1650 FREESTYLE 800 FREESTYLE RELAY Sean Killion 14:52.31 1989 200 BUTTERFLY 6:21.68 Werner/Lejdstrom/Soderlund/Biondi (1986) R. Darzynkiewicz 14:53.33 1992 Ugur Taner 1:43.22 1996 6:23.80 Hassett/Matuszak/Herrmann/Taner (1995) Jeff Erwin 14:53.86 1986 Par Arvidsson 1:44.42 1981 6:24.40 Soderlund/Lejdstrom/Baron/Biondi (1985) Kurt Eldridge 14:57.02 1993 Joe Bruckart 1:45.33 2002 6:24.52 Prior/Roberts/Killion/Jaffe (1990) John Mykkanen 14:59.03 1986 Martin Herrmann 1:45.39 1995 6:25.18 Lejdstrom/Soderlund/Baron/Biondi (1984) Ryan Cox 15:04.13 1994 Alex Lim 1:45.96 2003 6:26.30 Molina/Thiele/Bruckart/Dorr (2003) Mickey Murad 15:07.51 1999 Martin Roberts 1:46.02 1990 6:26.68 Revelli/Lejdstrom/Trowbridge/Soderlund (1983) Stefan Persson 15:09.07 1990 T.A. DeBiase 1:46.16 1985 6:27.01 Bruckart/Flores/Ohlin/Gruver (2002) Peter Szmidt 15:10.21 1981 Mark Henderson 1:46.26 1991 6:27.95 Werner/DeBiase/Prior/Biondi (1987) Rob Schmidt 15:12.34 1985 T. Lejdstrom 1:46.69 1985 6:28.29 Holsman/Burny/Quist/Bruckart (2001) Dominik Galic 1:46.93 1997

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 21 GOLDEN BEAR RECORDS GOLDEN BEAR DUAL MEET/UNSHAVED RECORDS 50 Freestyle 19:69 Anthony Ervin, 2001 vs. Stanford 100 Freestyle 43.30 Anthony Ervin, 2001 vs. Stanford 43.28 Milorad Cavic, 2002 Texas Invi 100 Freestyle 43:44 Matt Biondi, 1986 Pac-10 Championships* 200 Freestyle 1:36.82 Tommy Werner, 1986 vs. Stanford 500 Freestyle 4:20.01 Sean Killion, 1988 vs. Arizona State 1000 Freestyle 8:55.72 Sean Killion. 1988 vs. Arizona State 1650 Freestyle 15:07.75 Sean Killion, 1988 vs. Stanford 100 Butterfly 48.30 Bart Kizierowski, 2000 vs. Arizona State 46.10 Milorad Cavic, 2003 vs. Stanford 200 Butterfly 1:47.11 Martin Herrmann, 1993 vs. USC 1:46.03 Alex Lim, 2002 Texas Invitational* 100 Backstroke 46.63 Alex Lim, 2003 vs. Stanford 200 Backstroke 1:45.85 Bart Sikora, 1995 vs. USC 1:43.30 Alex Lim, 2002 Texas Invitational* 100 Breaststroke 55.37 Andrew Chan, 2000 vs. Arizona State 54.97 Quentin Byma, 2002 Dallas Morning News Invite* 200 Breaststroke 1:59.18 Alex Marcek, 1991 vs. Stanford 200 Ind. Medley 1:47.30 Ron Karnaugh, 1989 vs. USC 400 Ind. Medley 3:51.68 John Dorr, 2002 Dallas Morning News Invite* 200 Medley Relay 1:30.79 Matt Macedo, Andrew Chan, Lars Merseburg, Anthony Ervin, 2000 vs. Stanford 1:27.08 Alex Lim, Ricky Barbosa, Milorad Cavic Duje Draganja, 2002 Texas Invitational* 400 Medley Relay 3:15.38 Bart Kizierowski, Andrew Chan, Lars Merseburg, Anthony Ervin, 2001 vs. Stanford Nort Thornton and his Golden Bears celebrating their 3:12.10 Alex Lim, Quentin Byma, Milorad Cavic, second consecutive NCAA Championship in 1980. Duje Draganja 2002 Dallas Morning News Invite * (Photo by Karen Morse) 200 Free Relay 1:19.77 Matt Macedo, Frank Uxa, Scott Greenwood, Anthony Ervin, 2001 vs. Stanford 400 Free Relay 2:52.86 Duje Draganja, Joe Bruckart, Evan Lane, Milorad Cavic, 2002 Texas Invitational* 800 Free Relay 6:41.47 Mike Kelly, P.A. Magnusson, Paolo Revelli, * Denotes unshaved record. All other marks are both Pelle Holmertz, 1981 vs. Stanford dual meet and unshaved records. 6:36.88 Miguel Molina, John Dorr, Joe Bruckart Bold denotes current Cal athlete. Jens Thiele, 2002 Dallas Morning News Invite* SERIES RECORDS Opponent Series Last Mtg. Winner Score Opponent Series Last Mtg. Winner Score Arizona 19-3 1/25/03 Cal 127-115 Pacific 60-6 10/4/03 Cal 163-91 Arizona State 20-4 1/24/03 Cal 178.5-121.5 Princeton 1-0 Prior to 1980 Brigham Young 4-0 2/18/89 Cal 169-64 Simon Fraser 8-0 1/13/80 Cal 70-43 Calgary 3-1 2/15/87 Calgary 94-89 Southern Illinois 0-1 1/14/83 Southern Ill. 61-52 Cal Poly SLO 2-0 12/17/94 Cal 147-58 Southern Methodist 0-1 Prior to 1980 Chico State 15-0 11/3/89 Cal 83-30 Stanford 13-92 2/22/03 Stanford 173-112 CS Bakersfield 10-0 11/5/99 Cal 111-68 Texas 5-6 10/27/01 Texas 162-148 CS Hayward 3-0 1/16/87 Cal 68-2 Texas A&M 1-0 Prior to 1980 CS Northridge 1-0 11/9/91 Cal 57-17 UC Davis 10-1 11/13/93 Cal 115-86 Fresno State 9-0 11/14/92 Cal 117-85 UC Irvine 1-0 12/17/86 Cal 141-102 Hawaii 1-0 1/11/85 Cal 55-40 UCLA 24-27 2/5/94 Cal 138-104 Indiana 1-1 1/8/97 Cal 132-7 UC San Diego 1-0 12/20/92 Cal 61-50 Iowa 1-1 1/14/82 Cal 68-45 UC Santa Barbara 20-1 10/28/01 Cal 114-89 Long Beach State 5-0 1/29/82 Cal 69-2 UNLV 5-0 1/6/03 Cal 146-109 Michigan 4-5 1/11/03 Cal 129-114 USC 13-48 2/7/03 Cal 160-140 Nebraska 2-1 2/5/99 Cal 138-106 Utah 1-1 Prior to 1980 New Mexico 1-1 Prior to 1980 Washington 6-7 10/31/98 Cal 129-76 Northern Arizona 1-0 11/16/97 Cal 137-93 Bold indicates 2003-04 opponent

22 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide GOLDEN BEAR HISTORY

CALIFORNIA INDIVIDUAL CALIFORNIA WORLD RECORD HOLDERS NCAA CHAMPIONS (ALL DISTANCES ARE IN METERS) (NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONS 1979 & 1980) 200m Ind. Medley Graham Smith (Canada) 2:03.65 1978 World Games 1977 100m Butterfly Par Arvidsson (Sweden) 54.14 1980 United States Nationals 400m Freestyle Peter Szmidt (Canada) 3:50.49 1980 Canadian Nationals 100 Breaststroke - Graham Smith 55.10 400m Free Relay Matt Biondi (United States) 3:19.03 1984 Olympic Games 200 Breaststroke - Graham Smith 2:00.05 400m Medley Relay Matt Biondi (United States) 3:38.28 1985 Pan Pacific Champ. 1978 100m Freestyle Matt Biondi (Unites States) 49.24 1985 United States Nationals 200 Backstroke - Peter Rocca 1:47.48 400m Freestyle Matt Biondi (United States) 3:17.08 1985 Pan Pacific Champ. 200 Breaststroke - Graham Smith 2:00.05 100m Freestyle Matt Biondi (United States) 48.95 1985 United States Nationals 400 Medley Relay - Peter Rocca 50m Freestyle Matt Biondi (United States) 22.33 1986 World Champ. Trials Graham Smith 100m Freestyle Matt Biondi (United States) 48.74 1986 World Champ. Trials Par Arvidsson 50m Freestyle Matt Biondi (United States) 22.14 1988 Olympic Games Jim Fairbank 3:18.26 100m Freestyle Matt Biondi (United States) 48.42 1988 Olympic Games 1979 400m Free Relay Matt Biondi (United States) 3:16.53 1988 Olympic Games 200 Backstroke - Peter Rocca 1:46.21 800m Free Relay Matt Biondi (United States) 4:12.51 1988 Olympic Games 100 Breaststroke - Graham Smith 54.91 400m Medley Relay Matt Biondi (United States) 3:36.93 1988 Olympic Games 200 Breaststroke - Graham Smith 2:00.37 50scm Freestyle Anthony Ervin (United States) 21.21 2000 NCAA Championships 100 Butterfly - Par Arividsson 47.76 200 Butterfly - Par Arvidsson 1:45.53 GOLDEN BEAR U.S. OPEN AND NCAA RECORD HOLDERS 200 Ind. Medley - Graham Smith 1:48.44 (ALL DISTANCES ARE IN YARDS UNLESS NOTED) 400 Medley Relay - Peter Rocca 400m Medley Relay Matt Biondi (United States) 3:36.93 1988 Olympic Games Graham Smith 100 Breaststroke Graham Smith 55.29 1977 NCAA Championships Par Arvidsson 100 Breaststroke Graham Smith 55.10 1977 NCAA Championships Pelle Holmertz 3:15.22 200 Breaststroke Graham Smith 2:00.05 1977 NCAA Championships 1980 400 Medley Relay California (Rocca, Smith, 100 Butterfly - Par Arividsson 47.36 Arvidsson, Sims) 3:16.41 1979 NCAA Championships 200 Butterfly - Par Arividsson 1:44.43 400 Medley Relay California (Rocca, Smith, 1982 Arvidsson, Sims) 3:15.22 1979 NCAA Championships 200 Freestyle - Pelle Holmertz 1:36.46 100 Butterfly Par Arvidsson 47.76 1979 NCAA Championships 100 Butterfly Par Arvidsson 47.47 1980 NCAA Championships 800 Free Relay - Paolo Revelli 100 Breaststroke Graham Smith 55.07 1979 NCAA Championships P.A. Magnusson 100 Breaststroke Graham Smith 54.91 1979 NCAA Championships Todd Towbridge 100 Butterfly Par Arvidsson 47.36 1980 NCAA Championships Pelle Holmertz 6:28.94 200 Butterfly Par Arvidsson 1:44.43 1980 NCAA Championships 1985 50 Freestyle Matt Biondi 19.32 1985 NCAA Championships 100 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 41.87 200 Freestyle Matt Biondi 1:33.22 1985 NCAA Championships 200 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 1:33.22 100 Freestyle Matt Biondi 42.36 1985 NCAA Championships 400 Free Relay - Thomas Lejdstrom 100 Freestyle Matt Biondi 41.87 1985 NCAA Championships Michale Soderlund 400 Freestyle California (Lejdstrom, Bengt Baron Soderlund, Baron, Biondi) 2:53.15 1985 NCAA Championships Matt Biondi 2:53.15 50 Freestyle Matt Biondi 19.22 1986 NCAA Championships 800 Free Relay - Michael Soderlund 400 Free Relay California (Werner, Lejdstrom, Thomas Lejdstrom Soderlund, Biondi) 2:53.02 1986 NCAA Championships Bengt Baron 50 Freestyle Matt Biondi 19.16 1987 NCAA Championships Matt Biondi 6:24.40 50 Freestyle Matt Biondi 19.15 1987 NCAA Championships 1986 200 Freestyle Matt Biondi 1:33.03 1987 NCAA Championships 50 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 19.22 100 Freestyle Matt Biondi 41.80 1987 NCAA Championships 100 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 42.03 400 Free Relay California (Macedo, 200 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 1:33.85 Greenwood, Ervin, Kizierowski) 2:49.85 2000 Pac-10 Championships 400 Free Relay - Tommy Werner 50scm Freestyle Anthony Ervin (World Record) 21.21 2000 NCAA Championships Thomas Lejdstrom 100scm Freestyle Anthony Ervin 47.36 2000 NCAA Championships Michael Soderlund 400scm Free Relay California (Macedo, Ervin, Matt Biondi 6:21.68 Kizierowski, Merseburg) 3:11.25 2000 NCAA Championships 1987 100 Freestyle Anthony Ervin 41.80 2001 NCAA Championships 100 Freestyle Anthony Ervin 41.62 2002 NCAA Championships 50 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 19.15 400 Free Relay California (Draganja, Cavic, 100 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 41.80 Bruckart, Ervin) 2:48.99 2003 NCAA Championships 200 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 1:33.03 400 Free Relay - Tommy Werner 1999 2002 Joel Thomas 100 Freestyle - Bart Kizierowski 42.70 100 Freestyle - Anthony Ervin 41.62 T.A. DeBiase 400 Free Relay - Duje Draganja Matt Biondi 2:53.52 2000 50scm Freestyle - Anthony Ervin 21.21 Anthony Ervin 1994 100scm Freestyle - Anthony Ervin 47.36 Matt Macedo 200 Butterfly - Ugur Taner 1:44.54 400scm Med. Relay - Matt Macedo Mattias Ohlin 2:50.01 1995 Anthony Ervin 2003 200 Butterfly - Ugur Taner 1:44.39 Bart Kizierowski 100 Freestyle - Duje Draganja 42.02 1996 Lars Merseburg 3:11.25 400 Free Relay - Duje Draganja 200 Butterfly - Ugur Taner 1:43.22 2001 Michael Cavic 100 Freestyle - Anthony Ervin 41.80 Joe Bruckart Anthony Ervin 2:48.99 NOTE: All events are in yards except where noted.

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 23 PAC-10 CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 1964 800 Free Relay - Thomas Lejdstrom 1992 1-Meter Diving - Del Pletcher 416.65 Michael Soderlund 200 Freestyle - Scott Jaffe 1:35.92 3-Meter Diving - Jay Rodriego 421.65 Todd Towbridge 200 Breaststroke - Alex Marcek 1:57.79 1965 Paolo Revelii 6:26.68 800 Free Relay - Martin Herrmann 1-Meter Diving - Del Pletcher 415.85 1984 Jonny Newsom 50 Freestyle - Alan Gresham 20.15 Chad Rolfs 1966 100 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 44.03 Scott Jaffe 6:29.38 1-Meter Diving - Del Pletcher 441.45 200 Freestyle - Thomas Lejdstrom 1:35.85 1993 1973 200 Backstroke - Michael Soderlund 1:48.91 200 Butterfly - Ugur Taner 1:44.92 100 Freestyle - Peter Schnugg 47.0 100 Breaststroke - Rick Gill 54.85 1996 400 Free Relay - Jon Svendsen 400 Medley Relay - Bengt Baron Guy Molina Rick Gill 200 Freestyle - Ugur Taner 1:35.51 Paul Nolan Craig Marble 1997 Peter Schnugg 3:06.9 Matt Biondi 3:15.66 200 Ind. Medley - Bart Sikora 3:47.79 1976 800 Free Relay - Thomas Lejdstrom 1998 200 Butterfly - Steve Roberts 1:50.3 Matt Biondi 400 Medley Relay - Gordan Kozulj 1-Meter Diving - Joe Styger 416.98 Bengt Baron Christian Claytor 3-Meter Diving - Joe Styger 425.16 Michael Soderlund 6:27.12 Dan Lindstrom 1977 1985 Bart Kizierowski 3:12.87 100 Breaststroke - Graham Smith 57.7 100 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 43.64 1999 200 Breaststroke - Graham Smith 2:04.5 200 Freestyle - Michael Soderlund 1:36.30 50 Freestyle - Bart Kizierowski 19.70 100 Backstroke - Bengt Baron 49.21 200 Breaststroke - Ratapong Sirisanont 1:57.04 1978 200 Butterfly - T.A. DiBiase 1:46.16 100 Freestyle - Byron Sims 44.97 200 Ind. Medley - Gordan Kozulj 1:47.74 400 Free Relay - Thomas Lejdstrom 400 Ind. Medley - Ratapong Sirisanont 3:48.63 100 Backstroke - Peter Rocca 50.85 Michael Soderlund 200 Backstroke - Peter Rocca 1:50.32 200 Free Relay - Dan Lindstrom Bengt Baron Will Moore 100 Breaststroke - Graham Smith 57.17 Matt Biondi 2:54.46 200 Breaststroke - Graham Smith Bart Kizierowski 800 Free Relay - Matt Biondi Matt Macedo 1:19.00 400 Ind. Medley - David Santos 3:57.17 Bengt Baron 400 Medley Relay - Peter Rocca Michael Soderlund 2000 Graham Smith Thomas Lejdstrom 6:28.74 50 Freestyle - Bart Kizierowski 19.36 Jim Ballard 100 Freestyle - Bart Kizierowski 42.29 Byron Sims 3:22.02 1986 200 Free Relay - Anthony Ervin 50 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 20.17 Matt Macedo 1979 100 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 43.66 100 Backstroke - Peter Rocca 50.93 Scott Greenwood 200 Freestyle - Michael Soderlund 1:36.39 Bart Kizierowski 1:17.53 200 Breaststroke - Jimmy Johnson 2:03.16 400 Free Relay - Thomas Lejdstrom 200 Butterfly - Par Arvidsson 1:48.87 400 Free Relay - Matt Macedo Tommy Werner Scott Greenwood 1980 Michael Soderlund Anthony Ervin 200 Freestyle - Paolo Revelli 1:38.01 Matt Biondi 2:54.89 Bart Kizierowski 2:49.85 400 Ind. Medley - Jimmy Johnson 3:53.46 800 Free Relay - Tommy Werner 2001 400 Medley Relay - Dave Wilson Thomas Lejdstrom Jeff Freeman Michael Soderlund 50 Freestyle - Anthony Ervin 19.11 Par Arvidsson Matt Biondi 6:28.00 100 Freestyle - Anthony Ervin 42.21 400 Free Relay - Matt Macedo Pelle Holmertz 3:19.43 1987 Maciej Burny 1981 50 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 20.26 Karl Novy 50 Freestyle - Pelle Holmertz 20.29 100 Freestyle - Matt Biondi 43.64 Anthony Ervin 2:52.20 400 Free Relay - Dave Boatwright 400 Ind. Medley - Jeff Prior 3:49.10 2002 Mike Kelly 400 Free Relay - T.A. DeBiase 100 Freestyle - Duje Draganja 42.82 P.A. Magnusson Tommy Werner Pelle Holmertz 2:57.4 Joel Thomas 400 Free Relay - Mattias Ohlin Duje Draganja 1982 Matt Biondi 2:57.47 800 Free Relay - Jeff Prior Matt Macedo 100 Freestyle - Pelle Holmertz 43.73 Anthony Ervin 2:51.08 200 Freestyle - Paolo Revelli 1:37.32 Craig Popp T.A. DeBiase 2003 100 Backstroke - Bengt Baron 49.74 Matt Biondi 6:31.36 400 Medley Relay - Bengt Baron 50 Freestyle - Anthony Ervin 19.28 Tom McCullen 1988 100 Freestyle - Anthony Ervin 42.62 Dave Wilson 100 Freestyle - Joel Thomas 43.80 200 Freestyle - Joe Bruckart 1:34.46 Pelle Holmertz 3:16.94 100 Breaststroke - Roque Santos 55.42 100 Butterfly - Michael Cavic 46.32 800 Free Relay - Paolo Revelli 200 Ind. Medley - Joe Bruckart 1:44.49 1989 200 Free Relay - Michael Cavic P.A, Magnusson 100 Freestyle - Joel Thomas 43.68 Todd Towbridge Duje Draganja 400 Ind. Medley - Ron Karnaugh 1:47.72 Matt Lyon Pelle Holmertz 6:30.73 1990 Anthony Ervin 1:17.92 1983 200 Butterfly - Martin Roberts 1:46.02 400 Free Relay - Joe Bruckart 50 Freestyle - Dave Boatwright 20.09 Duje Draganja 100 Freestyle - Dave Boatwright 44.09 1991 200 Ind. Medley - Scott Jaffe 1:47.18 Michael Cavic 200 Freestyle - Thomas Lejdstrom 1:36.32 Anthony Ervin 2:51.43 400 Free Relay - P.A. Magnusson 100 Butterfly - Mark Henderson 47.82 Bengt Baron 200 Breaststroke - Alex Marcek 1:58.65 Michael Soderlund 400 Free Relay - Par Lindstrom Dave Boatwright 2:55.83 Scott Jaffe Paton McClung NOTE: All Events are in yards. Mark Henderson 2:55.49 Bold denotes current athlete

24 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide ACADEMIC HONORS

CSCAA NCAA DIVISION I Lipton, Chad Rolfs, Anatalio TOP 10 NCAA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Ubalde, Ritch Viola, Scott Whelan ACADEMIC TEAM AWARD AWARD 1993-94 Ryan Cox, Ritch Viola, Spring, 1984 AnatalioUbalde Par Arvidsson 1982 Spring, 1987 1994-95 Martin Herrmann Bengt Baron 1985 Spring, 1988 1995-96 Steve Clack, Christian Claytor, PAC-10 MEDAL FOR EXCEPTIONAL Spring, 1989 Ryan Duncan ACHIEVEMENT Spring, 1990 1996-97 Christian Claytor, Mark Morishige Fall, 1990 Bengt Baron 1985 1997-98 Christian Claytor, David Gaggero, Gordan Kozulj 1999 Spring, 1991 Bart Sikora Fall, 1991 1998-99 Sean Cargin, Gordan Kozulj, Alex MORTARBOARD Spring, 1992 Silver SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD Fall, 1992 1999-00 Sean Cargin, Ryan Gruver, Lars Bengt Baron 1984 Spring, 1993 Merseburg, Rob Williams Thomas Lejdstrom 1985 Fall, 1993 2000-01 Maciej Burny, Ryan Gruver, Jay T. A. De Biase 1986 Spring, 1994 Lee, Bruce Vogelgesang Sean Lille 1987 Fall, 1994 2002-03 Noah Chutz, Caleb Rowe Ron Karnaugh 1988 Spring, 1995 Rob Darzynkiewicz 1993 Fall, 1995 NCAA POST GRADUATE Anatalio Ubalde 1994 Spring, 1996 SCHOLARSHIP Bart Sikora 1996 Fall, 1996 Leland Faust 1968 Scott Greenwood, 2001 Spring, 1997 Par Arvidsson 1981 Fall, 1997 Bengt Baron 1985 PACIFIC BELL Spring, 1998 Thomas Lejdstrom 1986 SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD Ryan Cox 1993, 95 Fall, 1998 PAC-10 GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP Spring, 1999 Martin Herrmann 1994 Rob Williams 2000 Fall, 1999 NEUFELD SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF OSCAR GEBALLE SCHOLARSHIP Spring, 2000 THE YEAR AWARD Spring, 2001 Bengt Baron 1985 Steve Clack 1996 Fall, 2001 Ron Karnaugh 1991 Spring, 2002 Rob Darzynkiewicz 1995 JAKE GIMBEL MEDAL AND PRIZE Fall, 2002 Anatalio Ubalde 1996 Rob Darzynkiewicz 1993 Spring, 2003 Steve Clack 1996 Anatalio Ubalde 1995 CSCAA NCAA DIVISION I LUDY LANGER SCHOLARSHIP ROBERT GORDON & IDA W. SPROUL ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Sean Lille 1987 AWARD Bengt Baron 1984-85 Ryan Cox 1996 T. A. De Biase 1986 T. A. De Biase 1984-85 CALIFORNIA ALUMNI LEADERSHIP Thomas Lejdstrom 1984-86 SCHOLARSHIP GOLDEN BEAR AWARD Craig Popp 1984 Jason Krikorian 1989-91 Ryan Cox 1995 Ron Karnaugh 1989 Bruce Vogelgesang 2000-01 Steve Clack 1996 Todd Robinson 1989 Mark Morishige 1997 Joel Thomas 1989-90 PHI BETA KAPPA David Schmidt 1998 Matt Covington 1990 Leland Faust 1967 Rob Williams 1999, 00 Par Lindstrom 1992 Par Arvidsson 1982 Ryan Gruver, 2001 Ryan Cox 1993-95 Bengt Baron 1985 Maciej Burny, 2002 Chad Rolfs 1993 Steve Clack 1996 Noah Chutz, 2003 Ritch Viola 1993 (Hon. Men.) GOLDEN KEY NATIONAL Christian Claytor 1995, 97 TOP 10 GRADUATING HONOR SOCIETY Brad Kittredge 1997 GRADE POINT AVERAGES Thomas Lejdstrom 1986 David Gaggero 1997 (Hon. Men.), 1998 Steve Clack 1996 Highest Dan Lindstrom 1998 Sean Lille 1988 Distinction 3.983 Rob Williams 1998 Gordan Kozulj 1998-99 Mark Morishige 1997 High Honors 3.856 Alex Silver 1999 MORTARBOARD SOCIETY Michael Grimm 1982 High Honors 3.815 Milorad Cavic 2003 Matt Covington 1991 Leland Faust 1968 Great Duje Draganja 2003 NATIONAL STUDENT-ATHLETE Distinction 3.790 Alex Lim 2003 Don Hanna 1979 High Honors 3.788 AWARD Caleb Rowe 2003 David Schmidt 1998 Distinction 3.736 Ryan Cox 1994 PAC-10 ALL-ACADEMIC FIRST TEAM Bengt Baron 1985 Honors 3.701 1992-93 Ryan Cox, Rob Darzynkiewicz, Matt Covington 1992 Distinction 3.690 Troy Griffith, Martin Herrmann, Ryan Cox 1995 Distinction 3.681 Kevin Joyce, Par Lindstrom, Jason Par Arvidsson 1981 Distinction 3.636

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 25 CAL OLYMPIC MEDALLISTS Year Event Swimmer Country Medal 1920 400m Freestyle Ludy Langer United States Silver 1976 100m Backstroke Peter Rocca United States Silver 200m Backstroke Peter Rocca United States Silver 1980 100m Freestyle Pelle Holmertz Sweden Silver 100m Backstroke Bengt Baron Sweden Gold 100m Butterfly Par Arvidsson Sweden Gold 1984 400m Freestyle John Mykkanen United States Silver 100m Backstroke Dave Wilson United States Silver 400m Free Relay Matt Biondi United States Gold 400m Free Relay Bengt Baron Sweden Bronze 400m Free Relay Thomas Lejdstrom Sweden Bronze 1988 50m Freestyle Matt Biondi United States Gold 100m Freestyle Matt Biondi United States Gold 400m Free Relay Matt Biondi United States Gold 400m Medley Relay Matt Biondi United States Gold 800m Free Relay Matt Biondi United States Gold 100m Butterfly Matt Biondi United States Silver 200m Freestyle Matt Biondi United States Bronze 200m Backstroke Paul Kingsman New Zealand Bronze 1992 50m Freestyle Matt Biondi United States Silver 400m Medley Relay Matt Biondi United States Gold 400m Free Relay Matt Biondi United States Gold 400m Free Relay Joel Thomas United States Gold 800m Free Relay Scott Jaffe United States Bronze 800m Free Relay Tommy Werner Sweden Silver Anthony Ervin reacts to his gold medal performance in the 1996 400m Medley Relay Mark Henderson United States Gold 50-meter free at the 2000 Sydney Olympics (photo by 2000 50m Freestyle Anthony Ervin United States Gold ALLSPORT). 400m Medley Relay Anthony Ervin United States Gold 400m Free Relay Anthony Ervin United States Silver CALIFORNIA ALL-AMERICANS Kirk Anderson, 1979-80 Duje Draganja, 2002-03 Sean Killion, 1988-90 John Mykkanen, 1985-86 Aaron Shapley, 1995-96 Peter Aronsson, 2001 Kurt Eldridge, 1994 Paul Kingsman, 1986-89 Jeff Natalizio, 2003 Bart Sikora, 1995-98 Par Arvidsson, 1978-81 Mike Elleman, 1978-80 Bart Kizierowski, 1998-00 Scott Nesbit, 1975 Byron Sims, 1978-79 Wes Ashford, 1971 Anthony Ervin, 2000-03 Dean Kondziolka, 1992 Jonny Newsom, 1992 Ratapong Sirisanont, Jim Ballard, 1977-79 Jeff Erwin, 1985-86 Gordan Kozulj, 1998-99 Paul Nolan, 1971, 73 1999-00 Bengt Baron, 1982-85 Jim Fairbank, 1977-78 Ron Laher, 1977, 79 Mattias Ohlin, 2002 Jim Small, 1960 Kirk Bathgate, 1957 Don Fisher, 1948 Al Lauderback, 1951 Stefan Persson, 1988-89 Graham Smith, 1977-79 Don Beanston, 1947 Bayani Flores, 2002 Dave Lawson, 1992, 94 John Pettibone, 1976 Tom Smithson, 1934 Matt Biondi, 1984-87 Jeff Freeman, 1977, 79-80 Thomas Lejdstrom, 1983-86 Bill Phillips, 1950 Michael Soderlund, 1983-86 Dave Boatwright, 1981-82 John Gage, 1963-64 Alex Lim, 2001-03 Craig Popp, 1985-87 Jon Svendson, 1973, 75 Joe Bruckart, 2002-03 Rick Gill, 1983-86 Dan Lindstrom, 1998-99 Jeff Prior, 1986-88, 90 Peter Szmidt, 1980-81 Maciej Burny, 2001 George Gizioits, 1993 Par Lindstrom, 1992-93 Dave Radcliff, 1954-55 Ugur Taner, 1993-96 Quentin Byma, 2003 Scott Greenwood, 2000-01 Matt Lyon, 2003 Marek Ranis, 1992 Jens Thiele, 2003 Sean Cargin, 1999 Alan Gresham, 1984-85 Matt Macedo, 1999-02 Karim Ressang, 1975 Joel Thomas, 1987-90 Milorad Cavic, 2003 Sean Gruver, 2002 P.A. Magnusson, 1980-83 Paolo Revelli, 1980-83 Rich Thornton, 1977, 80 Andrew Chan, 1999 William Haines, 1957 Craig Marble, 1986-87 Dave Roach, 1984-86 Terry Tognazzini, 1957 Christian Claytor, 1998 Tim Harvey, 1975 Alex Marcek, 1992-93 Martin Roberts, 1990 Peter Tragitt, 1976-77 Charlie Cline, 1988-89 Jim Hassett, 1994-95 Eric Matuszak, 1995 Steve Roberts, 1975-76 Todd Trowbridge, 1981-83 Lee Concepcion, 1987 Jerry Hays, 1952 Paton McClung, 1989, 92 Todd Robinson, 1989 Frank Uxa, 2001 Ryan Cox, 1994 Mark Henderson, 1988-91 Tom McMullen, 1981-82 Peter Rocca, 1976, 78-79 Larry Varellas, 1977-78 Rob Darzynkiewicz, Martin Herrmann, 1992-95 Eli McQuade, 1975-76 Chad Rolfs, 1992-94 Ron Volmer, 1957 1992-93 Charles Holloway, 1957 Lars Merseburg, 1998-00 James Ross, 1951-52 Lee Wanie, 1995 Ed Davis, 1934 Pelle Holmertz, 1979-82 Steve Messner, 2000 Jeff Roy, 1975-76 Tommy Werner, 1986-88 Max Dersch, 1994 Scott Jaffe, 1990-92 Guy Molina, 1970, 72-73 Rufus Rucker, 1933 Tom Westcott, 1992 T.A. DiBiase, 1984-85, 87 Jimmy Johnson, 1979-81 Miguel Molina, 2003 Doug Ryerson, 1975-76 David Wilson, 1980-83 Markus Dicke, 1994-96 Ron Karnaugh, 1988-89 Will Moore, 1998-99 David Santos, 1978-81 Joel Wilson, 1968-69 Sanford Dickey, 1948 Mike Kelly, 1980-81 Stan Morketter, 1947 Roque Santos, 1988-90 Whitney Woolard, 1994 John Dorr, 2003 Bruce Keppel, 1956-57 Tim MuscAh, 1971 Peter Schnugg, 1971, 73 Henry Yee, 1948

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26 2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide CALIFORNIA LETTERMEN

Clark, Brock - 1950, 52 Faust, Leland - 1966-68 Jacobberger, Dick - 1966 -A- Clark, Paul - 1975 Ferrell, James - 1963 Ainslie, Doug - 1976 Jaffe, Scott - 1990-92 Clark, Jason - 1986-89 Ferroggiaro, Fred - 1972-75 Jenkins, Brooks – 2002-03 Alvarez, David - 1960 Claytor, Christian - 1995-98 Fisher, Don - 1946-48, 50 Anderson, Kirk - 1978-79 Jenkins, Grant - 1993 Cleveland, John - 1978 Fitz, Franklin - 1960 Jensen, Vic - 1963 Applegate, Peter - 1962 Cline, Charlie - 1988-90 Fitzgerald, Dennis - 1968-69 Archibald, Rae - 1961 Jochums, Ed - 1968, 70 Concepcion, Guy - 1988-91 Flores, Bayani - 2000-02 Johnson, Allan - 1949-50 Armstrong, Bill - 1952 Concepcion, Lee - 1987-90 Floyd, Bill - 1954-56 Armstrong, Burton - 1960 Johnson, Jim - 1979-81 Cook, Waldo - 1949-51 Foley, Jeff - 1952-55 Joyce, Kevin - 1991-93 Arndt, Armin - 1962 Cooley, Mike - 1992 Freeman, Jeff - 1977-80 Aronsson, Peter - 1999-02 Covington, Matt - 1989-92 Frost, Tim - 1967 -K- Arroyo, Gavin - 1991, 94 Kagan, Spencer - 1963-64 Cowger, Bruce - 1963 -G- Arth, Doug - 1971-73 Cox, Ryan - 1993-96 Kamler, Don - 1953 Gage, Jim - 1965 Arth, Leland - 1943, 47-48 Cozens, Phil - 1971-74 Karlsson, Daniel - 1995 Gage, John - 1963-64 Arvidsson, Par - 1978-81 Craig, Bill - 1946-47 Karnaugh, Ron - 1988-89 Gaggero, David - 1996-98 Asch, Peter - 1968 Croghan, Mark - 1972-75 Keeler, Gerald - 1971-72 Galic, Dominik - 1995-98 Ashe, Kevin - 1973 Cronin, Geoff - 1994 Keller, Bill - 1947 Gassett, Will - 1958 Ashford, Pete - 1969 Cronin, Spencer - 1999 Kelly, Mike - 1980-81 Gerendas, Miklow - 1958 Ashford, Wes - 1970 Crow, Rod - 1979 Kennell, David - 1952-54 Gibson, Chris - 2003 Ayrapetov, Dmitriy - 1999 Cull, William - 1960 Keppel, Bruce - 1955-57 Gill, Gordon - 1955 Culleton, Jim - 1991 Kessler, John - 1989-91 -B- Gill, Rick - 1983-86 Baird, Jim - 1962-64 Cunha, Steve - 1974-77 Killion, Sean - 1987-90 Giziotis, George - 1993-95 Kim, Daniel - 2000-02 Baker, Jeff - 1964-65 -D- Glass, Chris - 1974 Baker, Jim - 1952-53 King, Ed - 1970 Daggett, Bill - 1952-54 Goode, Phil - 1962-64 Kingsman, Paul - 1986-89 Ballard, Christian - 1993 Darney, Phil - 1963-64 Goorjian, Paul - 1958 Ballard, Jim - 1977-79 Kinter, Jim - 1969 Darzynkiewicz, Rob - 1990-93 Goossen, Stu - 1971 Kirby, Malcolm - 1954 Barbosa, Ricky- 2003 Davidson, Lloyd - 1963 Gray, Gerry - 1979 Barnes, Tony - 1991 Kittredge, Brad - 1997 Davis, Ed - 1934 Greenwood, Scott - 2000-01 Kizierowski, Bart - 1997-00 Baron, Bengt - 1982-85 Davison, James - 1998-01 Gresham, Alan - 1984-85 Bartolotta, Nicolas - 2000-03 Knight, Phil - 1962-64 Dean, Nathaniel - 2002-03 Greyber, Daniel - 1990 Kocal, Joe - 1997-00 Bathgate, Kirk - 1956-58 De Biase, Terry - 1984-87 Griffith, Troy - 1990-93 Beanston, Don - 1943, 47 Kondziolka, Dean - 1992 Dersch, Max - 1991, 93-95 Grimes, Ken - 1976-77 Kozulj, Gordan - 1996-99 Becker, Walter - 1953 Deverel, Steve - 1971-73 Grimes, Richard - 1976-77 Beilock, Steve - 1963 Krikorian, Jason - 1990-92 DeVictoria, Harry - 1966-67 Gruver, Larry - 1966-67 Kroetch, Tom - 1971-74 Beiber, Ron - 1959 DelRe, Steve - 1976, 78 Gruver, Ryan - 1998-01 Belfanti, Tom - 1972-74 Dick, Kevin - 1996 Gruver, Sean - 1999-02 -L- Bellin, Dan - 1991-94 Dicke, Markus - 1994-97 -H- Lahahas, Niko - 1991 Berkoff, Kevin - 1989 Dicker, Scott - 1975-76 Laher, Ron - 1977-79 Haines, Bill - 1955-57 Bills, Eric - 1989-90 Dickey, Sanford - 1948 Laky, Les – 1959 Hallinan, Kayo - 1958 Binder, Bill - 1966 Dieterle, Byron - 1957 Lane, Evan - 2003 Hammaoyi, Amir - 1999 Biondi, Matt - 1984-87 Dobson, Perry - 1961-62 Lange, Perry - 1975-78 Hanna, Don - 1977-79 Boatwright, Dan - 1978-79 Docter, Kenneth - 1960 Langer, Ludwig - 1914-16 Harlan, Howard - 1960-61, 63 Boatwright, Dave - 1981-82 Dodd, Tom - 1974-76 Laston, Bob - 1969 Harlow, John - 1987-90 Booth, Newell - 1960-61 Doran, George - 1946-47 Lauderback, Al - 1951 Harper, Larry - 1957 Borden, Bill - 1962 Dorr, John - 2002-03 Lavery, Jack - 1946-48 Harris, Charles - 1950, 54 Boyer, Bruce - 1961 Dossa, Mike - 1977 Lawson, David - 1992-94 Harrison, Marty - 1990 Bricker, Bruce - 1968 Doyle, Mike - 1979 Lawson, Jim - 1955-57 Harvey, Robert - 1989-92 Bricker, Walter - 1974 Dozier, Wade - 1947 Lean, Ryan - 2003 Harvey, Tim - 1975-76 Bruckart, Joe - 2000-03 Draganja, Duje - 2002-03 Ledwith, Ryan - 1979 Hassett, Jim - 1994-95 Buchan, Gordy - 1974-75 Duane, Dick - 1958 Lee, Bill - 1977 Hawkins, Spencer - 1997 Burny, Maciej - 2000-02 Duff, Duane - 1962 Lee, Jay - 1999-00 Hays, Gerald - 1952-55 Byma, Quentin - 2000-03 Duncan, Ed - 1964-66 Lejdstrom, Thomas - 1983-86 Henderson, Mark - 1988-91 Byrne, Brendan - 1991-92 Duncan, Ryan - 1994-97 Lifquist, Ken - 1949-51 Henke, Mark - 1988-89 Ligh, Randy - 1972 -C- -E- Herrmann, Martin - 1992-95 Callahan, Jason - 1989-90 Lille, Sean - 1985-88 Ehni, Dick - 1952-54 Hetherington, David - 1990 Lim, Alex - 2001-03 Cameron, Jeff - 1976 Eldridge, Kurt - 1993-94 Hickey, Bill - 1947 Cardew, Mike - 1973-74 Lindquist, Rod - 1949-51 Eliasson, Christoffer - 1997 High, Ken - 1966 Linderoth, Brian - 1976 Cargin, Sean - 1997-00 Ellberg, Steve - 1979 Holloway, Charles - 1956-58 Carlson, Bill - 1957 Lindgren, Ken - 1957 Elleman, Mike - 1977-80 Holmertz, Pelle - 1979-82 Lindstrom, Dan - 1998-99 Carlson, John - 1971 Enright, Rick - 1971 Holsman, Trent - 2000-02 Carter, Jim - 1977-79 Lindstrom, Par - 1991-93 Ericsson, Leif - 1975-78 Hooper, Cole - 1995-97 Lipman, Steve - 1959 Catipovic, Nick - 1967 Ervin, Anthony - 2000-03 Hubach, Dick - 1956 Cawthon, Charles - 1955 Lipton, Jason - 1992-94 Erwin, Jeff - 1985-86 Hunt, Bruce - 1974 Loader, Danyon - 1997 Cavic, Milorad - 2003 Evans, Ed - 1966-67 Hyross, Karl - 1997 Cespedes, Tim - 1978 Lopez, Eric - 1997-00 Evans, Mark - 1970 -I- Loskutoff, David - 1961 Chan, Andrew - 1999-02 Everist, Kirk - 1985-86 Chapman, Jim - 1950-52 Isberg, John - 1974 Louderback, Al - 1951-53 Chutz, Noah - 2002 -F- Iseri, Tak - 1953-54 Loveless, James - 1998 Ciammaichella, Scott - 2000 Fairbank, Jim - 1977-78 -J- Lucchesi, Charles - 1948 Clack, Steve - 1995-96 Fashinell, Tom - 1962 Luchs, George – 1977 Jackson, John - 1948 Lyon, Matt - 2003

2003-04 Golden Bear Swimming & Diving Media Guide 27 Steiner, Herb - 1948, 50 Stillman, Fowler - 1960 -M- Stroud, Len - 1967 Macedo, Matt - 1999-02 Styger, Joe - 1974-77 MacLaughlin, Bill - 1953 Svendsen, Jon - 1972-75 MacPherson, Tom - 1968-69 Sweetman, Bob - 1950 Maes, Carl - 1965-66 Szmidt, Peter - 1980-81 Magnusson, P.A. - 1980-83 Szymanowski, Damon - 1995-98 Marble, Craig - 1986-87 Marcek, Alex - 1991-93 -T- Marhenke, Karl - 1954-55 Taner, Ugur - 1993-96 Mathews, Moe - 1947-48 Taylor, Jeff - 1967 Matuszak, Eric - 1995 Teel, Lewis - 1960 Mayfield, Chris - 1989-90 Teele, John - 1964 Mayo, Bob - 1953-54 Tenney, Glenn - 1947 McCarthy, Bob - 1958 Terry, Bill - 1972 McCarthy, Joseph - 1990-91 Thomas, Breck - 1962 McCreary, Jeff - 1963-65 Thomas, Joel - 1987-90 McClung, Paton - 1989-92 Thornton, Rich - 1977-80 McCoy, Kevin - 1970 Tognazzini, Terry - 1957-59 McFarland, Matt - 1996-98 Tolles, Ray - 1958 McGinn, Phil - 1957-58 Tong, David - 1997-00 McGuire, Dan - 1976 Matt Biondi, inducted into the Cal Hall of Fame in 1997, won a total of Tragitt, Peter - 1976-79 McMullen, Tom - 1979-82 eight Olympic gold medals, 12 NCAA titles and 14 Pac-10 titles (photo Trias, John - 1953, 55 Trowbridge, Todd - 1981-83 McNally, John - 1965 by Ron Delany). McNees, Jack - 1955-57 Tsianos, George-John - 1995-96 McQuade, Elias - 1975-76 Patch, Tony - 1973 Rothert, Harlow - 1958 Turnbull, Matt - 1994 Meachem, Craig - 1967-69 Paul, Gordy - 1972-73 Roumasset, Jim - 1963-65 -U- Megna, Bruce - 1966-68 Paulson, Tom - 1951 Rowe, Caleb - 2002-03 Ubalde, Anatalio - 1992-95 Merseburg, Lars - 1997-00 Pendleton, Reed - 1970-72 Rowe, Dennis - 1968-69 Uxa, Frank - 1999, 01-02 Messmer, Matt - 2001-02 Persson, Stefan - 1988-91 Roy, Jeff - 1975-78 -V- Messner, Steve - 1997-00 Pettibone, John - 1974-76 Rucker, Rufus - 1933 Varellas, Larry - 1977-78 Miner, Al - 1963 Phillips, Bill - 1949-51 Russell, Jeff - 1965 Molina, Guy - 1970-73 Phillips, Eric - 1966 Ryerson, Doug - 1973-76 Venter, Gary - 1965-66 Viguie, George - 1965-66 Molina, Miguel - 2003 Piazza, Mike - 1965-67 -S- Montgomery, John - 1961-62 Pierog, Jim - 1965 Viola, Ritch - 1991-94 Sakoda, Hiro - 1999-02 Vogelgesang, Bruce - 1999-02 Moore, Kevin - 1993 Pletcher, Del - 1964-66 Sagisi, Patrick - 1990-91, 94 Moore, Will - 1996-99 Pollock, Dick - 1951 Vogelgesang, Keith – 2001-03 Sanderson, Henry - 1950-51 Volmer, Ron - 1956-57 Morales, Tito - 1978-79 Popp, Craig - 1985-87 Sansoe, Matt - 1999 Morgan, Michael - 1990-91 Porter, Preston - 1961-62 Voorhees, Burt - 1962-64 Santos, David - 1978-81 Morgan, Joey - 1998-99 Porter, Russell - 1961-62 -W- Santos, Roque - 1987-90 Morishige, Mark - 1996-97 Pratt, Mike - 1958-59 Schmelzer, Matt - 2002-03 Wallace, Ken - 1961 Morketter, Stan - 1943, 47-48 Prior, Jeff - 1986-88, 90 Walters, Dan - 1967 Schmidt, David - 1997-99 Mortensen, Carl - 1965 Pumford, Mark - 1972 Wanie, Lee - 1992-95 Schnugg, Peter - 1970-73 Muelbauer, John - 1958 Wasgatt, Mike - 1997-98 -Q- Schuster, Reid - 1991 Murad, Mickey - 1999-00 Webster, Dale - 1947-48 Quinn, Robbie - 2001-03 Selna, Mike - 1968-70 Musch, Kim - 1974-77 Weitzenberg, Barry - 1966-68 Quist, Will - 2000-01 Shapley, Aaron - 1994-97 Musch, Tim - 1970-72 Wells, Robert - 1960 Myers, Ryan - 1993-94 -R- Shawnego, Dustin - 2000-01 Shestakov, Alex - 1967-69 Werner, Thomas - 1986-88 Mykkanen, John - 1985-86 Radcliff, Dave - 1954-55 Werson, Jim - 1936-38 Shofe, Larry - 1972, 74 Ranis, Marek - 1991-94 -N- Shores, Jon - 1967-68 Whelan, Scott - 1991-94 Rech, Richard - 2002 Westcott, Tom - 1992 Nabeta, Brian - 1989 Sikora, Bart - 1995-98 Reeder, Jeff - 1967-69 Nagel, Joe - 1998 Silcox, John - 1948 Wiener, Bruce - 1976 Rehrmann, Steve - 2001-03 Wilkinson, George - 1999-02 Najera, Leo - 1991 Silver, Alex - 1996-98 Reidt, Don - 1955 Natalizio, Jeff - 2001-03 Sims, Byron - 1978-79 Willard, Kirt - 1971 Ressang, Karim - 1975-76 Williams, Mike - 1969-71 Nesbit, Don - 1969 Sims, Paul - 1979-81 Revelli, Paolo - 1980-83 Nesbit, Scott - 1972-75 Sirisanont, Ratapong - 1997-00 Williams, Randy - 1971 Richison, Ron - 1958 Williams, Rob - 1997-00 Neukirchner, Greg - 1990-91 Skow, Eric - 1991-92 Rink, Dan - 1964 Wilson, David - 1980-83 Newmeyer, Pete - 1957 Smalian, Don - 1952 Roach, Dave - 1984-86 Wilson, Joel - 1968-69 Newsom, Jonny - 1989-92 Small, Jim - 1958-60 Roberts, Martin - 1990 Wiltens, Jim - 1970 Nilsen, Chip - 1979 Smith, Graham - 1977-79 Roberts, Steve - 1975-76 Winfield, Peter - 1988-91 Nolan, Paul - 1970-73 Smith, Ken - 1990-91, 93-94 Robins, Greg - 1990 Wood, Calvin - 1956 Smith, Steve - 1963 -O- Robinson, Ned - 1947-48 Smithson, Tom - 1934 Wood, Dave - 1950 O’Connell, Dan - 1996, 98 Robinson, Todd - 1986-89 Wood, David - 1953-54 Soderer, Gary - 1958 Ohlin, Mattias - 2002 Rocca, Peter - 1976-79 Soderlund, Michael - 1983-86 Wood, Vincent - 1952 Olson, Dick - 1958 Rodrigo, Jay - 1963-64 Woolard, Whitney - 1994-95 Solomon, Dan - 1989-90 Olson, Ron - 1965-67 Rogers, Gerald - 1968 Soto, Carlos - 1999 Olson, Steve - 1973-74 Rogers, Gordon - 1972 -Y- Southard, Jay - 1966-67 Yee, Henry - 1941, 47-48 Onstead, Ralph - 1952 Rogers, Paul - 1975 Spann, Ed - 1969 Onstead, Sheldon - 1954 Rolfs, Chad - 1991-94 Yeomans, Paul - 1972 Spieker, Tom - 1972 Young, Joe - 1998 Ososke, Bill - 1959-61 Romero, Cary - 1992 Spore, Bill - 1954-56 Owens, John - 1962 Romine, Grady - 1963-64 -Z- Stanley, Rowland - 1962-64 Rosenwald, Pete - 1965 Zarnowiecki, Brent - 1976 -P- Stefanek, Greg - 1979 Ross, Jim - 1951-53 Pacovsky, Ray - 1973-75 Steinberg, Bob - 1965 Rossetti, Joesph - 1990-91

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