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2013 SCAC Swimming & Diving Championships Program.Pmd 2013 Swimming and Diving Championships Rockwall Independent School District Natatorium Rockwall, Texas February 13-16 2013 SCAC Championships The SCAC Schedule The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) is an Women’s events take place before men’s NCAA Division III conference that has been in operation since 1962. Wednesday, February 13 Currently a six-member entity with institutions in Colorado, (8 p.m.) Louisiana and Texas, the SCAC boasts some of the most Men’s 1-Meter Diving prestigious colleges and universities in the nation. SCAC schools are consistently ranked among the top colleges and Thursday, February 14 universities in the nation in such respected publications as (Prelims, 10:30 a.m.; Finals, 6:30 p.m.) Barron’s, Princeton Review and U.S. News & World Report. 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (Prelim: optional - exhibition) The SCAC is currently comprised of Austin College of 10-minute break Sherman, Texas; Centenary College of Shreveport, Louisiana; 500-Yard Freestyle Colorado College of Colorado Springs, Colorado; University 200-Yard Individual Medley of Dallas of Irving, Texas; Southwestern University of 50-Yard Freestyle Georgetown, Texas; and Trinity University of San Antonio, 20-minute break Texas. 400-Yard Medley Relay (Prelim: optional - exhibition) Women’s 1-Meter Diving (1:30 p.m.) Beginning with the 2013-14 academic year, the SCAC will add Schreiner University of Kerrville, Texas and Texas Lutheran Friday, February 15 University of Seguin, Texas. (Prelims, 10:30 a.m.; Finals, 6:30 p.m. As members of NCAA Division III, SCAC schools are 200-Yard Medley Relay (Prelim: optional - exhibition) committed to the core principle that participation in sports 10-minute break should be solely from student interest and enjoyment of 400-Yard Individual Medley athletic competition, and that no financial aid shall be given 100-Yard Butterfly to any student which is conditional upon athletic ability or 200-Yard Freestyle participation in intercollegiate sports. 100-Yard Breaststroke 100-Yard Backstroke SCAC member institutions support students in their efforts to 20-minute break reach high levels of performance by providing them with 800-Yard Freestyle Relay (Prelim: all heats except the fastest heat) adequate facilities, competent coaching and appropriate Men’s 3-meter Diving (1:30 p.m.) competitive opportunities with students from similar institutions. Saturday, February 16 (Prelims, 10:30 a.m.; Senior recognition, 6:10 p.m.; Finals, 6:30 The SCAC and its member institutions are committed to p.m.) maintaining high academic standards. The member institutions are committed to the principle that a quality 1,650 Freestyle (Prelims: all but fastest heat of each gender) college athletics program is beneficial to the well-being of an (Finals: last heat of timed finals) institution in that it benefits the entire campus community as 200-Yard Backstroke well as the student-athletes. 100-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Breaststroke On the national athletics stage, the SCAC has had its fair 200-Yard Butterfly share of success - both in terms of team championships 20-minute break (seven) and individual championships (31). 400-Yard Freestyle Relay (Prelim: optional - exhibition) Women’s 3-Meter Diving (1:30 p.m.) Specific to swimming and diving, the conference has produced five individual national champions. At the 2003 NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships, Matt Smith of Rose- INDIVIDUAL EVENT SCORING Hulman Institute of Technology won the 100 yard breaststroke to give the league its first-ever individual 20-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-9-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 swimming title. In 2010, Trinity (Tex.) University teammates Lindsay Martin and Hayley Emerick claimed RELAY SCORING individual titles in the 1-meter and 3-meter boards, 40-34-32-30-28-24-20-18-16-14 respectively. And at the 2012 NCAA Championships, Jordan DeGayner of Colorado College won the men’s 200 free while Ruth Hahn of Trinity (Tex.) University continued the Tigers’ diving dominance with an individual title on the 3-meter board. Conference Staff: The city of Shenandoah, Texas and the SCAC will host the SCAC Commissioner ............................................Dwayne Hanberry 2013 NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Swimming & SCAC Assistant Commissioner....... ...............................Jeff DeBaldo Diving Championships (March 20-23) at the Conroe ISD Natatorium - the site of the 2011 SCAC Swimming & Diving Meet Officials: Championships. This is the second national championship Starter.........................................................................Kathy Kuipers the conference has hosted. In 2007, the SCAC served as host Referees........................................................................Jane Maxvill of the NCAA Division III Men’s & Women’s Soccer Mike McDonald Tournament at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida. AUSTIN COLLEGE KANGAROOS MEN Location...................................................................Sherman, Texas Name Yr. Hometown Founded................................................................................... 1849 Arash Ataei Fy. Shreveport, La. Enrollment.............................................................................. 1,350 Collin Baker Fy. Flower Mound, Texas President...............................................................Dr. Marjorie Hass Andrew Borel So. New Orleans, La. Athletics Director.......................................................David Norman Cameron Brandao So. Bossier City, La. Senior Woman Administrator..................................Michelle Filander Kellen Bullock So. Daphne, Ala. Head Men’s and Women’s Coach..................................Brian Wright Austin Butler Jr. Baton Rouge, La. Assistant Coach.............................................................Bob Filander Alex Dorman Fy. Orange, Texas Cavett Feazel So. Shreveport, La. WOMEN Cameron Green So. Frisco, La. Name Yr. Hometown Chris Kalmbach So. Sugar Land, Texas Maggie Autry Sr. Richmond, Texas Scott Kubacak So. Pflugerville, Texas Anne Booker Jr. Shreveport, La. Beau Montgomery So. Dallas, Texas Brette Grieder Fy. San Antonio, Texas Erick Norem Fy. Alexandria, La. Katherine Hasson Sr. San Angelo, Texas Doug O’Laughlin Fy. Plano, Texas Dory Johnson Sr. Frisco, Texas Ross Olivier Sr. New Iberia, La. Jade Ross Fy. Austin, Texas Matthew Pittman Sr. Plano, Texas Lauren Wheeler Fy. Southlake, Texas Michael Schwandt Sr. The Woodlands, Texas Kelly Zapp Fy. Galveston, Texas Chris Sullivan Sr. Sugar Land, Texas Andre Trahan So. Lafayette, La. MEN Name Yr. Hometown Parker Adams Fy. Marshall, Texas COLORADO COLLEGE TIGERS Zach Bengston Sr. Copperas Cove, Texas Location.......................................................Colorado Springs, Colo. Josh Chanin Fy. Coppell, Texas Founded................................................................................... 1874 Jake Cole Fy. Murphy, Texas Enrollment.............................................................................. 1,950 Jacob Fenster Sr. Coppell, Texas President..................................................................Jill Tiefenthaler Eric Gentzel Fy. McKinney, Texas Athletics Director.............................................................Ken Ralph Charles Overton Sr. Arlington, Texas Senior Woman Administrator..........................Anne Goodman James Mark Perez Sr. San Antonio, Texas Head Men’s and Women’s Coach.....................Anne Goodman James Amit Pullarkat Fy. Keller, Texas Assistant Coaches.........................................................Ellen Walker Truman Word Jr. El Paso, Texas Chris Sullivan WOMEN CENTENARY COLLEGE LADIES/GENTS Name Yr. Hometown Location...................................................................Shreveport, La. Becca Adams Fy. Terrace Park, Ohio Founded.....................................................................................1819 Anya Arndt Sr. Phoenix, Ariz. Enrollment.................................................................................895 Jessica Badgeley So. Seattle, Wash. President...................................................................Dr. David Rowe Molly Brown Jr. Decatur, Ga. Athletics Director....................................................Ronda Seagraves Samantha Buxbaum Fy. Bethesda, Md. Senior Woman Administrator................................Shelley Armstrong Carery Colbert So. Kailua, Hawaii Head Men’s and Women’s Coach...................................Butch Jordan Katy Dalton Fy. Anchorage, Alaska Assistant Coaches..........................................................Joe Ferguson Brenna Day Jr. Cheyenne, Wyo. Jane Trepp Olivia Dilorati Fy. Braintree, Mass. Katie Drtil So. Houston, Texas WOMEN Nicole Fazio Sr. Littleton, Colo. Name Yr. Hometown Ann Fenley So. Kansas City, Mo. Steffanie Butler Jr. Huntsville, Ala. Megan Gillespie Fy. Chicago, Ill. Raquel Candal Fy. Slidell, La. Annalise Grigereit Fy. Denver, Colo. Michelle Gaubert Jr. Houma, La. Codi Haigney Fy. Montlciar, N.J. Ashley Giffen Jr. Houston, Texas Emma Holmes So. St. Paul, Minn. Julie Hughes Sr. Parker, Texas Erin Holmes Fy. St. Paul, Minn. Laura Huning Sr. Southlake, Texas Emily Houghton So. Stoneham, Mass. Rachel Olson Jr. Houston, Texas Katy Martinez So. Colorado Springs, Colo. Kate Rivers Sr. Elgin, Texas Jackie Nonweiler Fy. Bend, Ore. Daniela Ruelas Fy. The Colony, Texas Abby Sawyer So. Greenwich, Conn. Chelsea Russell So. Shreveport, La. Kelsey Smith So. Asheville, N.C. Hayley Schneider Sr. The Colony, Texas Lizzie Weirich Sr. Lake Oswego, Ore. Chloe Snow
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