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Alabama Swimming and Diving Statistics/Records 2019-20 MEN’S TOP MARKS (AS OF 03.11.20) 50 FREESTYLE 100 BREASTSTROKE 200 FREE RELAY 19.07 Waddell, Zane SR 02.19.20 B 51.39 Bell, Liam FR 02.21.20 A ! 1:16.00 Alabama 02.19.20 A 19.31 Sesvold, Tyler JR 02.19.20 B 51.81 Maas, Derek FR 02.21.20 B Tyler Sesvold, Zane Waddell, 19.36 DiSette, Sam JR 02.19.20 B 54.25 Perner, Nico SO 02.21.20 B Jonathan Berneburg, Sam DiSette 19.46 Berneburg, Jonathan SO 02.19.20 B 54.38 Shelstad, John SO 02.08.20 19.57 Stogner, Colton SO 02.29.20 B 54.75 Zhu, Jack FR 02.21.20 400 FREE RELAY 2:49.06 Alabama 02.22.20 A 100 FREESTYLE 200 BREASTSTROKE Tyler Sesvold, Zane Waddell, 41.82 Waddell, Zane SR 02.22.20 A 1:52.93 Bell, Liam FR 02.22.20 A Jonathan Berneburg, Colton Stogner 42.49 Sesvold, Tyler JR 02.22.20 B 1:53.15 Maas, Derek FR 02.22.20 B 42.90 Stogner, Colton SO 02.22.20 B 1:56.58 Maas, Kyle SR 02.22.20 B 800 FREE RELAY 43.02 Berneburg, Jonathan SO 02.22.20 B 1:57.71 Perner, Nico SO 02.22.20 B 6:20.92 Alabama 02.18.20 B 43.45 Auerbach, Cam FR 02.22.20 B Cam Auerbach, Jonathan Berneburg, 100 BUTTERFLY Nicholas Perera, Matt Menke 200 FREESTYLE 45.76 Sesvold, Tyler JR 02.20.20 B 1:34.32 Auerbach, Cam FR 02.29.20 B 46.58 Stogner, Colton SO 02.20.20 B 200 MEDLEY RELAY 1:36.38 Ratliff, Ryan SO 02.20.20 46.77 Waddell, Zane SR 11.23.19 B 1:24.43 Alabama 11.23.19 B 1:36.89 Kober, Daniel SR 02.20.20 47.53 VanMeter, Riley FR 02.20.20 Zane Waddell, Kyle Maas, 1:37.60 Hernandez-Tome, Nico SO 02.20.20 48.11 Auerbach, Cade JR 02.20.20 Tyler Sesvold, Jonathan Berneburg 1:37.74 Robinson, Alex JR 02.20.20 48.24 DiSette, Sam JR 02.20.20 400 MEDLEY RELAY 500 FREESTYLE 200 BUTTERFLY 3:02.17 Alabama 02.21.20 A !$ 4:17.64 Hernandez-Tome, Nico SO 02.19.20 B 1:44.38 Perera, Nicholas SO 02.21.20 B Zane Waddell, Liam Bell, 4:19.36 Ratliff, Ryan SO 02.19.20 B 1:45.63 Auerbach, Cade JR 02.21.20 B Tyler Sesvold, Jonathan Berneburg 4:22.85 Kober, Daniel SR 02.19.20 B 1:46.77 Brown, Cole SO 02.21.20 1-METER DIVING 1:47.65 VanMeter, Riley FR 02.21.20 1000 FREESTYLE 1:49.16 Auerbach, Cam FR 02.21.20 360.05 Li, Kevin SO 11.22.19 9:01.26 Hernandez-Tome, Nico SO 02.22.20 283.95 Jaynes, Hunter SO 10.04.19 9:07.21 Ratliff, Ryan SO 02.22.20 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 251.10 Komatsu, Shumpei SO 12.05.19 9:11.97 Kober, Daniel SR 02.22.20 1:44.35 Bell, Liam FR 02.19.20 B ! 3-METER DIVING 1:44.60 Perera, Nicholas SO 02.19.20 B 1650 FREESTYLE 1:44.95 Maas, Derek FR 02.19.20 B 414.65 Li, Kevin SO 12.18.19 14:56.39 Hernandez-Tome, Nico SO 02.22.20 B 1:45.77 Maas, Kyle SR 02.19.20 B 304.60 Jaynes, Hunter SO 03.09.20 15:07.34 Ratliff, Ryan SO 02.22.20 B 1:45.87 Menke, Matthew FR 02.19.20 B 274.95 Komatsu, Shumpei SO 10.04.19 15:18.59 Kober, Daniel SR 02.22.20 B 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY PLATFORM DIVING 100 BACKSTROKE 3:42.61 Perera, Nicholas SO 02.20.20 B ! 279.55 Li, Kevin SO 12.19.19 44.10 Waddell, Zane SR 02.21.20 A !$ 3:46.05 Maas, Kyle SR 03.01.20 B 270.90 Komatsu, Shumpei SO 03.11.20 46.21 Menke, Matthew FR 02.21.20 B 3:57.83 Brown, Cole SO 02.08.20 251.05 Jaynes, Hunter SO 02.21.20 48.24 Robinson, Alex JR 02.21.20 49.30 VanMeter, Riley FR 02.21.20 $ = Southeastern Conference Championships Record ! = School Record | 200 BACKSTROKE A = NCAA Automatic Standard 1:41.56 Menke, Matthew FR 02.22.20 B B = NCAA Provisional Standard 1:44.93 Robinson, Alex JR 02.22.20 B Z = Qualified for Zone Championships 1:47.09 Maas, Kyle SR 11.24.19 1:51.35 Waddell, Zane SR 01.11.20 Alabama Swimming and Diving Statistics/Records 2019-20 WOMEN’S TOP MARKS (AS OF 03.11.20) 50 FREESTYLE 200 BACKSTROKE 200 FREE RELAY 22.09 Scott, Morgan SO 02.19.20 B 1:48.06 White, Rhyan SO 02.22.20 A !$ 1:27.98 Alabama 02.19.20 A ! 22.11 Antoniou, Kalia SO 02.29.20 B 1:53.48 Liberto, Morgan SO 02.29.20 B Kalia Antoniou, Morgan Scott, 22.17 Surrency, Allie SR 11.22.19 B 1:55.01 Koczo, Abby FR 02.22.20 B Flora Molnar, Julia Wolf 22.27 Molnar, Flora JR 11.22.19 B 1:56.30 Oberlander, Kacey SR 02.22.20 B 22.56 Wolf, Julia SO 11.22.19 B 1:57.63 Peel, Meg JR 02.09.20 400 FREE RELAY 3:12.29 Alabama 02.22.20 A ! 100 FREESTYLE 100 BREASTSTROKE Kalia Antoniou, Morgan Scott, 47.98 Molnar, Flora JR 11.24.19 B ! 59.65 Wong, Kaila JR 03.01.20 B Flora Molnar, Rhyan White 48.48 Antoniou, Kalia SO 02.22.20 B 1:02.01 Surrency, Allie SR 02.21.20 48.90 Surrency, Allie SR 11.24.19 B 1:02.04 Molnar, Flora JR 11.23.19 800 FREE RELAY 48.98 Wolf, Julia SO 11.24.19 B 1:02.55 Reynera, Caitlin FR 11.23.19 7:08.26 Alabama 02.18.20 ! 49.28 Scott, Morgan SO 11.24.19 B 1:02.58 Fisher, Jocelyn FR 02.21.20 Morgan Scott, Alexis Preski, 49.90 Reed, Maria JR 11.24.19 Kensey McMahon, Lydia Jackson 200 BREASTSTROKE 200 FREESTYLE 2:12.07 Wright, Cat SO 02.22.20 B 200 MEDLEY RELAY 1:44.32 Scott, Morgan SO 02.20.20 B ! 2:13.75 Reynera, Caitlin FR 02.22.20 B 1:36.50 Alabama 11.23.19 B ! 1:47.03 Preski, Alexis SR 11.23.19 B 2:15.44 Fisher, Jocelyn FR 11.24.19 Rhyan White, Kaila Wong, 1:48.06 McMahon, Kensey SO 11.23.19 2:15.97 Underwood, Mallory JR 02.22.20 Flora Molnar, Allie Surrency 1:48.31 Antoniou, Kalia SO 02.20.20 400 MEDLEY RELAY 1:48.96 Jackson, Lydia JR 02.08.20 100 BUTTERFLY 1:49.09 Brown, Cameron SR 02.20.20 50.80 White, Rhyan SO 02.20.20 A ! 3:28.90 Alabama 02.21.20 A ! 51.80 Molnar, Flora JR 11.23.19 B Rhyan White, Kaila Wong, 500 FREESTYLE 53.14 Reed, Maria JR 02.20.20 B Flora Molnar, Morgan Scott 4:38.66 McMahon, Kensey SO 02.19.20 B ! 53.87 Liberto, Morgan SO 11.23.19 1-METER DIVING 4:39.94 Preski, Alexis SR 02.19.20 B 4:48.75 Brown, Cameron SR 02.19.20 200 BUTTERFLY 280.95 Lucoe, Tanesha FR 01.11.20 4:54.71 Salladin, Cathryn SO 12.14.19 1:55.78 White, Rhyan SO 11.24.19 B ! 256.95 Bower, Halia SO 01.11.20 4:55.92 Rukosuev, Polina FR 02.19.20 1:56.22 Preski, Alexis SR 02.21.20 B 239.60 Donkle, Natalie SO 02.18.20 4:55.96 Fisher, Jocelyn FR 02.19.20 1:56.85 Liberto, Morgan SO 02.21.20 B 222.00 Boyd, Allie SO 12.16.19 1:57.96 Wright, Cat SO 02.21.20 B 1,000 FREESTYLE 3-METER DIVING 9:29.35 McMahon, Kensey SO 02.22.20 ! 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 330.00 Lucoe, Tanesha FR 01.11.20 10:04.79 Brown, Cameron SR 02.22.20 1:57.65 Wright, Cat SO 02.19.20 B ! 247.65 Donkle, Natalie SO 10.04.19 10:08.66 Rukosuev, Polina FR 02.22.20 1:59.15 White, Rhyan SO 11.22.19 B 240.00 Bower, Halia SO 01.11.20 1:59.84 Underwood, Mallory JR 02.19.20 B 234.10 Boyd, Allie SO 12.05.19 1,650 FREESTYLE PLATFORM DIVING 15:43.74 McMahon, Kensey SO 02.22.20 A ! 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 16:38.61 Brown, Cameron SR 02.22.20 4:06.83 Preski, Alexis SR 02.20.20 B ! 338.75 Lucoe, Tanesha FR 02.22.20 16:59.53 Rukosuev, Polina FR 02.22.20 4:13.68 Underwood, Mallory JR 02.20.20 B 183.85 Donkle, Natalie SO 11.19.19 4:15.09 McMahon, Kensey SO 11.23.19 B 163.50 Bower, Halia SO 12.19.19 100 BACKSTROKE 50.02 White, Rhyan SO 02.21.20 A !$ $ = Southeastern Conference Championships Record 52.42 Scott, Morgan SO 02.21.20 B ! = School Record 53.71 Koczo, Abby FR 02.21.20 B A = NCAA Automatic Standard 53.90 Liberto, Morgan SO 11.23.19 B B = NCAA Provisional Standard 54.34 Oberlander, Kacey SR 11.23.19 Z = Qualified for Zone Championships 54.83 Peel, Meg JR 02.08.20 Alabama Swimming and Diving Statistics/Records MEN’S ALL-TIME TOP 10 50 FREE 1,650 FREE 100 FLY Kristian Gkolomeev 18.64 2015 Mark Randall 14:48.25 2006 Luke Kaliszak 45.18 2016 Robert Howard 18.74 2019 Nico Hernandez-Tome 14:56.39 2020 Tyler Sesvold 45.76 2020 Zane Waddell 19.07 2020 Frank Iacono 14:56.42 1986 Connor Oslin 46.16 2017 Tyler Sesvold 19.31 2020 Casey Converse 14:57.30 1977 Zane Waddell 46.33 2018 Apostolis Tsagkarakis 19.32 2007 Catalin Cosma 14:57.43 2008 Brett Walsh 46.25 2015 Sam DiSette 19.36 2020 Scott Hamlet 14:58.13 1990 Alex Coci 46.50 2012 Bjoern Hornikel 19.45 2014 Arne Borgstrom 14:58.44 1982 Colton Stogner 46.58 2020 Jonathan Berneburg 19.46 2020 Max Metzger 15:02.74 1981 Knox Auerbach 46.60 2019 Brett Walsh 19.50 2015 Marcello Juca 15:05.48 1982 Kristian Gkolomeev 46.63 2015 Luke Kaliszak 19.53 2016 Ryan Ratliff 15:07.34 2020 Laurent Bams 46.78 2017 100 FREE 100 BACK 200 FLY Kristian Gkolomeev 41.52 2016 Zane Waddell 44.10 2020 Stefan Gherghel 1:42.35 2003 Robert Howard 41.57 2019 Connor Oslin 44.56 2017 Denes Zubcsek 1:43.30 2009 Zane Waddell 41.82 2020 Luke Kaliszak 44.91 2017 Alex Coci 1:43.36 2012 Laurent Bams 42.39 2017 Chris Staka 46.11 2017 Will Freeman 1:43.89 2017 Bjoern Hornikel 42.39 2014 Christopher Reid 46.17 2017 Jon Sieben 1:44.07 1985 Tyler Sesvold 42.49 2020 Matt Menke 46.21 2020 Nicholas Perera 1:44.38 2020 Jon Olsen 42.69 1991 Spencer Walker 47.27 2019 Taylor Charles 1:44.67 2017 Colton Stogner 42.90 2020 Robert Howard 47.31 2017 Anestis Arampatzis 1:44.82 2012 Jonathan Berneburg 43.02 2020 Crews Wellford 47.57 2015 Hunter Hinson 1:45.58 2014 Knox Auerbach 43.08 2019 Kyle Maas 47.84 2017 Cade Auerbach 1:45.63 2020 200 FREE 200 BACK 200 IM Robert Howard 1:32.76 2019 Connor Oslin 1:39.23 2017 Liam Bell 1:44.35 2020 Bjoern Hornikel 1:33.18 2014 Christopher Reid 1:39.42 2018 Anton McKee 1:44.47 2017 Jon Olsen 1:33.91 1990 Matt Menke 1:41.56 2020 Christopher Reid 1:44.51 2018 Cam Auerbach 1:34.32 2020 Spencer Walker 1:43.41 2019 Nicholas Perera 1:44.60 2020 Laurent Bams 1:34.33 2017 Joe Ziegler 1:43.84 2009 Derek Maas 1:44.95 2020 Christopher Reid 1:34.37 2016 Kyle Maas 1:43.94 2019 Kyle Maas 1:45.04 2019 Kristian Gkolomeev 1:34.82 2015 Crews Wellford 1:43.98 2016 Christian Arseneau 1:45.52 2019 Alex Gray 1:34.85 2016 Robert Howard 1:44.01 2017 Riley Boulden 1:45.54 2010 Matthew Adams 1:34.87 2016 Reese Shirey 1:44.04 2013 Matt Menke 1:45.87 2020 Don Berger 1:35.73 1985 Phillip Deaton 1:44.52 2014 Laurent Bams 1:45.91
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    Texas A&M Natatorium - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 9:05 PM 2/18/2018 Page 1 2018 SEC Swimming & Diving Championships - 2/14/2018 to 2/18/2018 Results Event 1 Women 1 mtr Diving SEC Meet: 364.30 S 2/15/2017 Lauren Reedy Missouri Pool Record: 363.45 P 2/14/2018 Brooke Schultz Arkansas Name Yr School Prelim Score Finals Score Points A - Final 1 Brooke Schultz FR University of Arkansas 285.50 363.45P 32 2 Lizzie Cui JR Louisiana State University 315.40 330.00 28 3 Nicole Gillis SR University of Arkansas 286.05 323.85 27 4 Maha Eissa Amer FR University of Arkansas 308.40 322.35 26 5 Julia Vincent SR University of South Carolina 316.50 317.50 25 6 Kendra Kieser SR University of Missouri 298.00 316.50 24 7 Alison Maillard SO Auburn University 297.20 315.40 23 8 Charlye Campbell FR Texas A&M University 283.30 271.30 22 Event 1 Women 1 mtr Diving SEC Meet: 364.30 S 2/15/2017 Lauren Reedy Missouri Pool Record: 363.45 P 2/14/2018 Brooke Schultz Arkansas Name Yr School Prelim Score Preliminaries 1 Julia Vincent SR University of South Carolina 365.75 316.50 q 2 Lizzie Cui JR Louisiana State University 320.05 315.40 q 3 Maha Eissa Amer FR University of Arkansas 289.80 308.40 q 4 Kendra Kieser SR University of Missouri 304.00 298.00 q 5 Alison Maillard SO Auburn University 292.80 297.20 q 6 Nicole Gillis SR University of Arkansas 312.23 286.05 q 7 Brooke Schultz FR University of Arkansas 369.90 285.50 q 8 Charlye Campbell FR Texas A&M University 283.73 283.30 q 9 Yu Qian Goh FR University of South Carolina 298.35 283.20 10 Rachel Rubadue
  • 2011-12 Auburn Swimming and Diving

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    2011-12 Auburn Swimming And Diving 13 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS • 22 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS • 2,130 ALL-AMERICANS 2011 SEC CHAMPIONS 2011 SEC Champions Auburn’s men captured their 15th consecutive SEC Championship in 2011 in Gainesville, Fla., holding off the host Florida Gators in the closest SEC meet ever. 3 THE AUBURN PROGRAM THE AUBURN PROGRAM When swimmers come into the Auburn program, they do not just improve, but they flourish. Headed by Olympian Brett Hawke, along with assistants Frank Bradley, Cesar Cielo Richard Long, Carrie Karkoska and Sam 50 Free 100 Free Busch, the Auburn coaching staff works Entered the Program Entered the Program 19.20 42.58 every day in refining technique in strokes, Left the Program Left the Program *18.47 *40.92 starts, turns and underwater work. * - NCAA Record The work in the pool is coupled with the dry land workouts in the fall and weight training with strength and condition- ing coach Bryan “PK” Karkoska. Working Michael Silva through PK’s dryland training, Auburn swimmers are physically prepared for 100 Breast 200 Breast Entered the Program 56.27 Entered the Program Left the program 2:15.87 the training necessary to challenge for a 52.09 Left the program 1:58.65 championship every year. Maggie Bird 500 Free 1650 Free Entered the Program Entered the Program 4:55.09 17:43.55 Left the program Left the program 4:36.63 15:52.35 4 THE AUBURN PROGRAM THE AUBURN PROGRAM Auburn swimmers are also aided in their training by top-notch facilities. Swimming daily in the James E.
  • Women's Swimming & Diving Record Book

    Women's Swimming & Diving Record Book

    2020-21 SEC WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING RECORD BOOK Southeastern Conference Communications Contents 2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North Birmingham, AL 35203 The Southeastern Conference ............................................................. 2-3 (205) 458-3000 SEC Media Services .............................................................................. 4 SEC Milestones .................................................................................... 5 Commissioner Greg Sankey ............................................................... 6-7 SEC Staff ............................................................................................. 8 SEC Corporate Sponsors ....................................................................... 9 SEC Championships Yearly Winners ..................................................... 10 SEC Championship Team Standings ................................................ 11-13 SEC Individual Champions ............................................................. 14-18 HERB VINCENT CHUCK DUNLAP CRAIG PINKERTON Associate Commissioner Director Director SEC Championship Meet Records ........................................................ 18 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] SEC Honors .................................................................................. 20-21 Football Men’s Basketball SEC Swimmers of the Week ................................................................. 22 Equestrian Soccer Golf SEC Divers of the Week......................................................................