Purdue Aquatics ’06-’07
Table of Contents Directions To The Boilermaker Aquatic Center General Information Table of Contents/Credits/Directions to Boilermaker Aquatic Center...... 1 Roster & Quick Facts ...... 2 Roster Breakdown ...... 3 Head Coach Dan Ross ...... 4-5 Season Outlook Q&A ...... 6-7 Diving Coach Adam Soldati ...... 8 Assistant Coach Bill Weaver/Vol. Assistant Coach Kimiko Soldati ...... 9 NCAA Championship Qualifying Times ...... 10
2006-07 Boilermakers (ordered alphabetically by class) ...... 11 Mark Enoch/Chris Lashley ...... 12 Steve LoBue/Graham Malmgren ...... 13 Steve Miskovetz/Trey Smith ...... 14
Daniel Walter/Joe Colley/Kyle Goodwin...... 15 From Interstate-65 David Hedge/Eddie Kenney/Jin-Soo Kim ...... 16 Take State Road 25 (Exit #175) to U.S. 52 (towards Lafayette). Turn right on to U.S. 52. Romain Maire/John Mullen ...... 17 Turn left on Yeager Road (fourth stoplight). Jon Ranochak/Zach Schultz/Craig Thompson ...... 18 Turn left on Northwestern Road (fi rst stoplight). Turn right on Stadium Avenue (third stoplight). Patrick Valentine/Sean Davis/Ryan Decker/Mike Hedge ...... 19 Turn left on Intramural Drive (two stoplights, fi rst stop sign). Turn right into the Recreational Sports Complex parking lot. Chris Etherington/Erik Ivinger/John Schmitt/Tim Watts ...... 20
Luke Zehrung/Gage Barry/A.J. Boeh/Danny Cox/Aaron Koger ...... 21 Information Guide Credits Andre Koop/J.P. Perez/Kyle Mitrione/Travis Smith/Nathan Taylor/Sam Wilcher ...... 22 The 2006-07 men’s swimming and diving guide was produced by the Purdue Sports Information Offi ce. 2005-06 Season in Review ...... 23 Editor: Chris Macaluso October ...... 24 November ...... 25 Editorial Contributors: Jeff Rosa, Tom Schott, Dan Ross, Adam Soldati and December/January ...... 26 Bill Weaver. 2005-06 Top Times ...... 27 Photography: Purdue Photographic and Digital Imaging and Adam and Big Ten Championships Recap ...... 28-29 Kimiko Soldati NCAA Championships Recap ...... 30-31 Results & Award-Winners ...... 32 Cover Designs: Chris Macaluso and Brandon Ray
Prepress Assistance: Mindy Irby History and Records ...... 33 Records List ...... 34 Top Performances ...... 35 Year-By-Year Results (Since 1975-76) ...... 36-37 Series Records (Since 1975-76) ...... 38-39 All-Americans ...... 40-41 Big Ten Champions/CSCAA Academic Honorees/Olympians ...... 42
This is Purdue ...... 43 Purdue University ...... 44-45 Lafayette – West Lafayette...... 46-47 Boilermaker Aquatic Center ...... 48-49 Athletics Director Morgan J. Burke ...... 50 Support Staff ...... 51 The Holloways ...... 52 Notable Alumni ...... 53 Academic Excellence ...... 54-55 Media Services ...... 56 Luke Zehrung
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 1 Roster & Quick Facts
University Facts Name Cl./El. Event(s) Hometown/High School Location ...... West Lafayette, Ind. (47907) Gage Barry Fr./Fr. Free Chesterton, Ind./Chesterton Founded...... 1869 A.J. Boeh Fr./Fr. Free Lebanon, Ind./Lebanon Enrollment ...... 39,228 Joe Colley Jr./Jr. Back/Fly Fort Wayne, Ind./Homestead President ...... Martin C. Jischke Danny Cox Fr./Fr. Diving Menomonee Falls, Wis./Menomonee Falls Athletics Director ...... Morgan J. Burke Sean Davis So./So. Free Cincinnati, Ohio/Anderson Sr. Assoc. Athletics Director/SWA ...... Nancy Cross Ryan Decker So./So. Breast/Free Newburgh, Ind./Castle Colors ...... Old Gold and Black Mark Enoch Sr./Sr. IM/Fly Carmel, Ind./Carmel Nickname ...... Boilermakers Chris Etherington So.So. Free/Fly Kokomo, Ind./Kokomo Song ...... “Hail Purdue” Kyle Goodwin Jr./So. Diving Indianapolis, Ind./Ben Davis National Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I David Hedge Jr./Jr. Back/Free Libertyville, Ill./Libertyville Conference ...... Big Ten Mike Hedge So./So. Free/Back/IM Libertyville, Ill./Libertyville Erik Ivinger So./So. Free Norrkoping, Sweden/De Geer Gymnasiet Facility ...... Boilermaker Aquatic Center (1,400) Eddie Kenney Jr./Jr. Free Carmel, Ind./Westfi eld Jin-Soo Kim Jr./Jr. Breast/IM Yuseong, Daejon, Korea/Chung Nam Sports Information Staff Aaron Koger Fr./Fr. Breast Richmond, Ind./Richmond Swimming & Diving Contact ...... Chris Macaluso Andre Koop Fr./Fr. IM Newton, Kan./Newton Offi ce Phone ...... (765) 494-3198 Chris Lashley Sr./Sr. Breast Sturtevant, Wis./J.I. Case Offi ce FAX ...... (765) 494-5447 Steve LoBue Sr./Sr. Diving Ewing, N.J./Ewing Email ...... [email protected] Romain Maire Jr./Jr. Free/Back/IM Dijon, France/J.M. Boivin Mailing Address ...... Mackey Arena Graham Malmgren Sr./Jr. Free Wheaton, Ill./St. Francis 900 North University Drive Steve Miskovetz Sr./Sr. Breast Rolling Meadows, Ill./William Fremd West Lafayette, Ind. 47907-2070 Kyle Mitrione Fr./Fr. Diving Haddonfi eld, N.J./Haddonfi eld Memorial Meet Management Offi ce Phone .....(765) 496-2543 John Mullen Jr./Jr. Free/Fly Centerville, Ohio/Centerville J.P. Perez Fr./Fr. Diving Dublin, Ohio/Dublin Jerome Jon Ranochak Jr./Jr. Fly/IM Fort Wayne, Ind./Homestead Coaching Staff John Schmitt So./So. Free Evansville, Ind./F.J. Reitz Head Coach ...... Dan Ross Zach Schultz Jr./So. Diving Chicago, Ill./Brother Rice Overall Record ...... 131-108, (.548) 21 years Travis Smith Fr./Fr. Free Rochester, Mich./Rochester Adams Purdue Record ...... 131-108, (.548) 21 years Trey Smith Sr./Sr. Free Katy, Texas/Katy Assistant Coach ...... Bill Weaver Nathan Taylor Fr./Fr. Breast Warsaw, Ind./Warsaw Diving Coach ...... Adam Soldati Craig Thompson Jr./Jr. Free/Fly Evansville, Ind./William Henry Harrison Swimming Offi ce Phone ...... (765) 494-3209 Patrick Valentine Jr./Jr. Free Pendleton, Ind./Pendleton Swimming Offi ce FAX ...... (765) 494-0767 Daniel Walter Sr./Jr. Breast Fishers, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern Athletes Returning/Lost ...... 26/8 Tim Watts So./So. Back San Jose, Calif./Bellarmine College Preparatory Newcomers ...... 10 Sam Wilcher Fr./Fr. Free/Fly Arlington Heights, Ill./Christian Liberty Academy Luke Zehrung So./So. Free/Fly Osceola, Ind./Penn 2005-06 Recap Overall Record ...... 5-6 Coaching Staff Home/Away ...... 3-1/2-5 Head Coach: Dan Ross (Purdue 1984), 22nd season Conference Record ...... 3-4 Assistant Coach: Bill Weaver (Ohio State 1995), 4th season Invitational Results ...... 1st, Indiana Intercollegiates Diving Coach: Adam Soldati (Indiana, 1997), 2nd season 2nd, Purdue Invitational Volunteer Assistant Coach: T.J. Day (Vincennes, 1999), 4th season Big Ten Championships ...... 6th, 346 pts. Volunteer Assistant Diving Coach: Kimiko Soldati (Indiana, 1997), 2nd season Big Ten Champions ...... None NCAA Championships...... 16th, 59 pts. All-Americans .....Steve LoBue (1- & 3-meter; platform) Pronunciation Guide A.J. Boeh ...... Bay Giordan Pogioli (200 breaststroke) Mark Enoch ...... E-nick Steve Miskovetz...... Miss-koh-vetz History Luke Zehrung...... Zee-rung First year of swimming ...... 1975-76 All-Time Record ...... 199-136-3 (.596) Big Ten Championships ...... None No. Years at NCAAs/Last ...... 18/2006 Best Finish at NCAAs ...... 17th (2005)
Tim Watts Graham Malmgren
2 Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 Roster Breakdown
Athletes Returning: 26 Joe Colley Romain Maire Sean Davis Graham Malmgren Ryan Decker Steve Miskovetz Mark Enoch John Mullen Chris Etherington Jon Ranochak Kyle Goodwin John Schmitt David Hedge Zach Schultz Michael Hedge Trey Smith Erik Ivinger Craig Thompson Eddie Kenney Patrick Valentine Jin-Soo Kim Daniel Walter Chris Lashley Tim Watts Steve LoBue Luke Zehrung Sean Davis
Newcomers: 10 Gage Barry Aaron Koger J.P. Perez A.J. Boeh Andre Koop Travis Smith Danny Cox Kyle Mitrione Nathan Taylor Sam Wilcher Boilermakers By Class Seniors: 7 Juniors: 11 Sophomores: 8 Freshmen: 10 Mark Enoch Joe Colley Sean Davis Gage Barry Chris Lashley Kyle Goodwin Ryan Decker A.J. Boeh Steve LoBue David Hedge Chris Etherington Danny Cox Graham Malmgren Jin-Soo Kim Mike Hedge Aaron Koger Steve Miskovetz Eddie Kenney Erik Ivinger Andre Koop Trey Smith Romain Maire John Schmitt Kyle Mitrione Daniel Walter John Mullen Tim Watts J.P. Perez Jon Ranochak Luke Zehrung Travis Smith Zach Schultz Nathan Taylor Criag Thompson Sam Wilcher Patrick Valentine
Boilermakers By Event Boilermakers By State & Province Freestyle: 14 Backstroke: 4 California (1) ...... Tim Watts Sean Davis Joe Colley Chris Etherington Michael Hedge France (1) ...... Romain Maire David Hedge Romain Maire Erik Ivinger Tim Watts Illinois (6) ...... David Hedge, Mike Hedge, Graham Malmgren Eddie Kenney Graham Malmgren Steve Miskovetz, Zach Schultz, Sam Wilcher John Mullen Breaststroke: 8 Ryan Decker John Ranochak Indiana (16) ...... Joe Colley, Gage Barry, A.J. Boeh, Ryan Decker Jin-Soo Kim John Schmitt Mark Enoch, Chris Etherington, Kyle Goodwin, Eddie Kenney Aaron Koger Trey Smith Chris Lashley Aaron Koger, Jon Ranochak, John Schmitt, Nathan Taylor Craig Thompson Steve Miskovetz Craig Thompson, Patrick Valentine, Daniel Walter, Luke Zehrung Tim Watts Nathan Taylor Luke Zehrung Daniel Walter Kansas (1) ...... Andre Koop Patrick Valentine Butterfl y: 11 Joe Colley Korea (1) ...... Jin-Soo Kim Mark Enoch Individual Medley: 3 Mark Enoch Chris Etherington Michigan (1) ...... Travis Smith Andre Koop Michael Hedge Romain Maire Jin-Soo Kim New Jersey (2) ...... Steve LoBue, Kyle Mitrione John Mullen Jon Ranochak Divers: 6 Ohio (3) ...... Sean Davis, John Mullen, J.P. Perez Craig Thompson Danny Cox Sam Wilcher Kyle Goodwin Luke Zehrung Steve LoBue Texas (1) ...... Trey Smith Kyle Mitrione J.P. Perez Wisconsin (2) ...... Danny Cox, Chris Lashley Zach Schultz
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 3 Coaching Staff
Bragging Rights DAN ROSS During his career at Purdue, Ross has coached 15 individual Head Coach Big Ten champions plus one relay team, 15 individual NCAA All- Americans (including honorable mentions) and several international 21st season competitors. Among the international competitions that Ross’ swimmers have participated in: Olympics and Olympic Trials, FINA World Hometown: North Augusta, S.C. Championships, FINA Open Water World Championships, World College: Purdue (1984) University Games, Southeast Asian Games, Pan American Games, Pan Family: Sally, wife Pacifi c Games and the Maccabian Games. Eric (17), Matt (15), Andrew (11), sons He has coached eight Purdue swimmers to the U.S. Olympic Trials, including Pogioli, Nick Cenci and 2003 graduate Javier Diaz, who is a Dan Ross is in his 22nd year as head coach of the Purdue men’s three-time Mexican Olympian (1996, 2000, 2004). Diaz competed for swimming and diving team and in his 30th year of association with Mexico at the 2003 World University Games in Korea and was a member Boilermaker aquatics. With an all-time dual meet record of 131-108 (.548), of the 800 freestyle relay team at the 2004 Summer Olympics. Ross has seen and implemented many improvements in the Boilermaker At the 1992 Olympic Trials, Brian Daly and John Klinge swam the program. 200 back. In 1996, Matt Brown competed in the 200 and 400 IM’s. And in 2000, Matt Martin swam the 400 free, the 1,500 free and the 400 IM; 2005-06: A Farewell To Kings junior Tad Sayce swam the 100 fl y, and senior Jon Duncan swam the 100 Ross was confronted with a diffi cult question at the start of the free. 2005-06 season; How far will this team get without Louis Paul? The Adding to his personal success, Ross has been named Big Ten Boilermakers did all right without their former Big Ten Champion and Coach of the Year twice for his leadership of the 1987-88 and 1996-97 All-American, dropping just one spot in the conference standings and squads. fi nishing 16th at the NCAA Championships. More recently, Ross received news this fall that he would be part The question gets harder for Ross this season as he ponders how of Dennis Dale’s coaching staff at the 2007 World University Games far will this team get without Giordan Pogioli. Much has been written in Bangkok, Thailand. Dale, who serves as the men’s head coach at the and much more will be written about the former All-American, Big Ten University of Minnesota, named Ross an assistant coach along with Champion and varsity record holder, but for right now, Ross has to look Northwestern’s Bob Groseth and Ohio State’s Bill Wadley. Ross not only at who’s available to make their own mark in the Purdue record books. is excited to work alongside some of his closest friends, but he’ll also get The core of this year’s squad will be its returning NCAA qualifi ers: another opportunity to coach Pogioli on a world stage. Joe Colley, Chris Etherington, Romain Maire and Trey Smith, who helped Purdue attain its best fi nish ever at the national championships. Colley, Etherington and Smith, along with Pogioli, combined for a 15th-place Ross’ Record Book fi nish in the 200 medley relay; and Maire qualifi ed for his third NCAA Year Dual Meet Record Big Ten Finish NCAA Finish meet in as many years, competing in the 200 backstroke and 200 individual 1982-83* 7-4 6th - medley. 1983-84* 5-5 6th - Etherington literally came out of nowhere to give Purdue a top-notch 1986-85* 9-5 7th - scoring threat in the sprint freestyle and butterfl y. A midseason addition, Etherington received Big Ten Swimmer of the Week honors after winning 1985-86 5-6 8th - 6 of 6 events at Arizona State. He proceeded to score in three individual 1986-87 7-6 8th - events at Big Tens in addition to setting a new varsity record in the 100 fl y 1987-88 8-4 4th T-41st with a time of 47.50. Etherington also scored as part of the 200 freestyle 1988-89 4-7 8th - and 400 medley relays. 1989-90 6-5 6th - Colley and Smith had their best seasons yet as Boilermakers with both 1990-91 4-4 8th - posting lifetime bests in their respective events. Smith, a sprint freestyler, 1991-92 4-12 9th T-35th lowered his personal record in the 50 free to 20.55 and brought his 100 free 1991-93 6-9 10th T-36th mark down a full second to 44.68. Colley scored in two individual events 1992-94 6-5 7th - at Big Tens and swam leadoff for the Boilermakers’ fi fth-place 400 medley 1994-95 7-4 7th - relay, which recorded a varsity record of 3:13.54. Smith, Etherington and Pogioli also were part of this relay. 1995-96 5-7 6th 27th Maire’s strength is his versatility, which has allowed him to remain 1996-97 7-2 4th 19th Purdue’s top option in both individual medley races, plus the backstroke 1997-98 12-1 6th 34th and freestyle. His top times from last season in the 200 back (1:44.82) 1998-99 5-3 8th 31st and 400 IM (3:51.24) are the third fastest recorded in program history. 1999-2000 6-4 7th 27th Purdue’s diving corps is a tremendous comfort to Ross, and should 2000-01 7-3 8th 25th be able to help the team win a lot of dual meets for years to come. Last 2001-02 6-5 8th T-33rd season, under the guidance of fi rst-year mentor and Big Ten Coach of the 2002-03 7-5 7th 34th Year Adam Soldati, Boilermaker divers won four conference Diver of the 2003-04 4-8 6th 27th Week certifi cates and scored 114 points at Big Tens. Additionally, junior 2004-05 10-2 5th T20th Steven LoBue won three All-America citations while rewriting the entire varsity record book. 2005-06 5-6 6th 16th Career Totals 131-108 (.548) - - (*as full-time assistant coach)
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Speedo Smarts The Ross Report Ross has been able to establish a program known for its academic excellence. He encourages a balance between school, swimming and social Personal activities in all his swimmers’ lives. Because of that balance, Ross has Hometown – North Augusta, South Carolina produced four CoSIDA Academic All-Americans in Brian Daly (1993), High School – Alexis A.I. DuPont Dean Fredette (1994), Matt Brown (1997) and Louis Paul (2005) and College – Purdue University, 1984 several more honorable mention selections since his start at Purdue. This Bachelor’s Degree – Exercise Physiology past spring, Pogioli was named to a second-consecutive CoSIDA Academic Family – Sally, wife; Eric (17), Matt (15), Andrew (11), sons All-America all-district team. Ross also has coached six CSCAA Academic All-America selections Career Coaching Highlights and fi ve honorable mention selections, as well as 70 Academic All-Big 30 seasons at Purdue, 22 as the head coach; spent four years as a student and Ten athletes and fi ve Big Ten Medal of Honor winners in Daly (1992), four more as an assistant coach. Brown (1997) Kovacs (1999), Paul (2005) and Pogioli (2006). At the start of the 2006-07 school year, Ross’ team and four other Owns a dual meet record of 131-108 (.548). Boilermaker intercollegiate programs were presented with the school’s inaugural “25/75” Award. Men’s swimming and diving was honored Coached Olympians Gerald Koh (Singapore) and Javier Diaz (Mexico). because it fi nished among the national top 25 during the 2005-06 athletic Coached Giordan Pogioli to a record-breaking performance in the 200-meter year while maintaining a cumulative grade-point average that met or breaststroke (2:13.71) at the 2005 World University Games, which earned him a exceeded expectations over four consecutive semesters, thereby supporting spot on the U.S. National ‘B’ Team. Purdue’s goal of reaching a 75 percent graduation rate. Of the 33 student-athletes on the 2005-06 roster, 18 either made the Helped eight swimmers qualify for U.S. Olympic Trials, most recently Nick Purdue Coach’s Honor Roll or Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. Coach’s Cenci and Giordan Pogioli. Honor Roll recognizes those Boilermakers with a semester GPA between 3.0 and 3.49; the AD’s Honor Roll is made of student-athletes with Taken team members to the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships on semester GPA’s of 3.5 or higher. 12 occasions, including the last 11 years (1996-2006).
Bleeding Gold and Black Produced six Academic CSCAA All-Americans: Brian Daly, Dean Fredette, Ross’ involvement with Purdue swimming and diving began in 1977, Giordan Pogioli, Louis Paul, Mike Ullom and Matt Brown, as well as four when he walked on to the swim team. He competed in the individual honorable mention selections. medley and middle distance freestyle events. In 1980, Ross received the Most Improved Swimmer Award and was named team co-captain in Ten of his student-athletes have earned a combined 25 CSCAA All-America 1981. and Honorable Mention All-America citations. After graduating, Ross continued at Purdue in a quarter-time position Coached Louis Paul to his fi rst-ever All-America citation in the 200 individual during the 1981-82 season and then served as a half-time assistant coach medley and his fi rst-ever Honorable Mention All-America certifi cate in the 200 the next year. He was given the full-time assistant position from 1983 to backstroke at the 2005 NCAA Championships. 1985, and in 1985 he landed the head coaching position. Guided Giordan Pogioli to a total of two All-America titles and three The Family Guy honorable mention All-America titles. In his fi nal season, Pogioli was named A native of North Augusta, S. C., Ross earned a B.A. in exercise Purdue Student-Athlete of the Year and received the Big Ten Medal of Honor. physiology in 1984 from Purdue and is married to the former Sally Johnson, also a Purdue graduate, former swimmer and 1980 two-event Coached Louis Paul at the 2004 Summer National Championships, where Big Ten champion. Sally is a coach and administrator for Boilermaker the senior scored 38 points through four events, including a national-runner-up Aquatics, West Lafayette’s local USA Swimming club. The Ross family showing in the 200 individual medley. resides in West Lafayette and has three sons: Eric (17), Matt (15), and Andrew (11). Guided 2003 Big Ten Swimmer of the Championship, Louis Paul, to a pair of wins at the conference meet (200 IM/200 back).
Coached 15 individual Big Ten Champions and one relay team.
Coached Big Ten Medal of Honor winners Brian Daly, Matt Brown, Louis Paul, Giordan Pogioli and Vilmos Kovacs.
Has had 70 student athletes named Academic All-Big Ten.
Two-time Big Ten Coach of the Year.
Named assistant coach for Team USA for the 2007 World University Games in Bangkok, Thailand.
Selected by USA Swimming in March of 2006 to serve as a National Team Coach based on the performances of one or more of his athletes in the 2005 World Rankings.
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 5 Season Outlook Q&A Men At Work
Dan Ross’ Boilermakers have developed a blue-collar mentality heading into the 2006-07 season. With only one returning All- American on the roster, Purdue realizes it will have to rely on more than talent to race back to the top of the Big Ten and NCAA Standings. Ross is enthusiastic about his team’s work ethic and believes they can repeat last year’s success if the effort pays off.
What do you like most about this year’s team? All the freshmen are going to have an opportunity early in the season to There is a whole new level of intensity brought to the pool every single compete right away; however, our schedule is very tough with Arizona day whether it’s in the water or in the weight room. State, Georgia and Penn State all coming here within the fi rst couple of weeks. The freshmen will show us if they can handle the pressure I credit the freshmen for lighting everyone else’s fi re. They are a hungry, especially if things don’t go our way in terms of wins and losses. talented and cocky bunch of guys, but they are cocky in a good way. They’re not satisfi ed just being on the team and riding on someone else’s I give assistant coach Bill Weaver a lot of the credit for bringing in this coattails; they want to fi ght for and win a spot in the lineup so they can class. He’s No. 1 when it comes to the legwork involved in the recruiting say accomplished something special. process, and he’s enabled me to do what I need to do and help pick up the slack along the way. We make sure we don’t waste our time when They all know we have a long way to go after fi nishing sixth at last year’s it comes to recruiting; we always narrow it down to those who fi t this Big Ten Championships, so they’re coming in to work hard and they’re school both academically and athletically. not cutting corners along the way. The facility also has played a huge role in recruiting. The bottom line What’s your opinion of the diving program after seeing is that we don’t get these guys without this pool and the quality people one year of Adam Soldati’s work? working behind the scenes to operate it. I tell Adam and his team how thrilled and fortunate we are to have them here at Purdue because they’ve transformed us into a true swimming and Are there any swimmers who exceeded your diving team. There have been some years where one side was lacking expectations over the summer to the point that they more than the other, but this year I feel we’re very strong in both areas. might be able to sneak up on this year’s opposition? Their are couple of guys who may turn some heads, but I think everyone Adam was the best coach in the country to replace Wenbo (Chen) did his job this summer and really paid the price. However, the result of because he’s a great communicator who could maintain the same work that hard work is starting to pay off. We’re slipping into the water a lot ethic Wenbo had established. He’s taken us to a whole other level in a smoother so we’re not having to play any catch up. We’re ready to go. very short amount of time. But if I had to single out any individuals it would be guys like John I think Adam has found his niche as a collegiate coach; he gives Schmitt, Craig Thompson and Joe Colley. I think John is going to turn everyone that individual attention that they deserve. He’s a great source heads right way; he worked harder than usual this summer. And as for of motivation, and I am in awe of him and his talents as a coach. Joe and Craig, they not only improved on their own, but as part of the entire junior class that has completely stepped up its game. What are your initial expectations of this large freshman class you’ve brought in? Who do you see comprising this year’s relays? I’m expecting an immediate impact from most of the guys we recruited. Because of some of the new talent we’re trying to bring in next semester, Some of them have already posted Olympic Trial qualifying times and we could see completely different relays between now and January. The others have times that would score for us at Big Tens. Sam Wilcher was medley relays are wide open, but I’m sure it will be Joe Colley leading off one of the nation’s top ten swimmers in the 200 fl y, and we’re bringing in the backstroke, either Jin-Soo Kim or Aaron Koger in the breaststroke, in Aaron Koger and Nate Taylor, who were the No. 2 and 9 breaststroke Jon Ranochak in the butterfl y and Trey Smith in the freestyle. swimmers in the country. The possibility also exists that we’ll get Chris Etherington and Daniel We got Aaron because we had already signed Nate; they both wanted Walter back for next semester, and if that’s the case Chris will compete to come here together and compete on the same team. And we got both in the fl y spot and Daniel in the breaststroke. of them because of what we were able to provide previous breaststroke swimmers like Giordan Pogioli and Tamas Bessenyei.
6 Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 Season Outlook Q&A
I can name three/fourths of our 800 free relay and that will be Romain What roles do former Boilermaker All-Americans Maire, John Schmitt, Craig Thompson, and then it’s a blank. It could be Giordan Pogioli and Louis Paul fi ll on your staff? Luke Zehrung, maybe Sam Wilcher or David Hedge. Louis is one of our undergrad assistants and is great resource of information for all the guys on the team. I tried to talk him into staying I think we’ll have more balance in our relays this year and our overall for the whole season, but he has a job waiting for him in Australia in the average fi nish among the fi ve at Big Tens will be a lower number than early part of next year. When he’s out on the deck talking to our guys in last year, but we still need to sharpen up in the sprint relays. There is a corrective mode, they stop and listen. He’s going to be invaluable to us a lot of experience coming back with Trey Smith, Eddie Kenney and for the next couple of months. John Schmitt leading the way, so there’s no reason why we shouldn’t be faster. Giordan leads from the water. The coaching staff and I want to get him prepared for international competitions, so he’s in the same boat as What events do you consider your strengths and all the other student-athletes and is still taking a full course load. His weaknesses? training and work ethic is rubbing off on all the other guys. Diving is our primary strength without a doubt. We have an All-American coming back in Steve LoBue, and Zach Schultz should have been named How did you go about scheduling the Purdue Duals Big Ten Freshman Diver of the Year if there was such an award. Adam’s and inviting the teams you did? bringing in three guys, Danny Cox, Kyle Mitrione and J.P. Perez, who I enjoyed putting together the Purdue Invitational the last two years, but are unbelieveable off the platform tower; they can really rip it. I don’t this time I wanted to do something a bit more unique and so I called just know how, but I think we’ll be better at Big Ten’s this year than we were about every Division I school in the country. last year. We started with Georgia, which is a good anchor program that would Backstroke and breaststroke are our best events in the pool. We scored attract others, and Penn State wanted to come here because they’ve three guys last year in the 200 fl y at Big Tens, and now we add Sam never competed in our facility for a dual meet. They had only been here Wilcher to that group. Joe Colley, Tim Watts and Romain Maire are guys once prior and that was for Big Tens. SMU orginally was scheduled to we can count on to reach the fi nals of both backstroke events at the Big compete, but they had to cancel due to homecoming obligations and the Tens, so we’re solid there, as well. opening of their new facility.
We’ve graduated two top-eight fi nalists in the individual medley the last We’re very lucky to have landed Utah and Louisville since both programs two years (Giordan Pogioli and Louis Paul), so now it’s Romain’s turn are on the rise. Utah was looking for a meet that weekend and Louisville to lead this group. He’s an NCAA qualifi er in both IM’s the last few was looking for an event that would upgrade their schedule, and this was seasons. Behind him we have freshman Andre Koop who swam a 3:58 in it. We’re going to have a fi ve-way dual that will last for two sessions. the 400 IM earlier this year and Mark Enoch is back from his injury. We have another good IM’er in Nathan Taylor, who may be able to score for Describe what your role will be as an assistant coach us in this event next year. for the 2007 World University Games? I don’t know what to expect and I don’t care because all I can feel is a Freestyle is up in the air. I think we’ll be OK in the 200 free with John wave of excitement. I like all the guys I’m working with on the men’s Schmitt, Romain Maire and Craig Thompson; the sprints are a little team; Dennis Dale from Minnesota is the head coach, Bob Groseth from bit better with Trey Smith, Eddie Kenney and John Mullen; however, Northwestern is an assistant and so is Bill Wadley from Ohio State. we have to get better in the distances and quick. We have to see some Then, I look at the women’s coaching staff and it’s Jimmy Tierney improvement in that area by the time we get to the second semester. from Northwestern, his sister, Dorsey, who used to coach at Indiana and is now at Auburn, and they’ve got Cyndi Gallagher from UCLA and Harvey Humphries from Georgia. I’m honored to be part of this team.
As the new guy with very little international experience, I told Dennis that I’d do anything for the team and coach any group. If I had to guess, I’d say that I would be working with the breaststroke group because of Giordan Pogioli’s involvement, but since their are four coaches for 21 athletes I’m sure I’ll have contact with each and every one of them.
Giordan’s been at these games twice before so he knows how to handle himself and, overall, this is a very mature group of student-athletes. Even if I’m not directly working with Giordan, I’ll be there to take a look at his stroke and help write his practices.
Romain Maire
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 7 Coaching Staff
Adam Soldati Prior to his arrival at Purdue last summer, Soldati worked with Diving Coach – 2nd Season Olympic gold-medal coach Kenny Armstrong at the U.S. Diving National Training Center outside Houston. During his tenure, Soldati worked side- by-side with several Olympians, including Laura Wilkinson, Troy and Hometown: Sonoma, Calif. Justin Dumais, Justin Wilcox, and Kimiko Soldati. College: Indiana, 1997 As head coach for the Woodlands Diving national team, Soldati Family: Kimiko, wife; guided three divers (J.J. Kinzbach, Harrison Jones and Jessica Livingston) Blake, son (1) to the fi nals of 2004 Olympic Trials and fi ve divers (Kinzbach, Jones, Drew Livingston, Jessica Livingston and Whitney Wielgus) to Senior It’s quite possible that no fi rst-year collegiate diving coach had a Nationals. Kinzbach also qualifi ed for the U.S. National Team. Soldati better debut season than the Boilermakers’ Adam Soldati. fi nished the summer taking Kinzbach and Jones to the Junior World At the women’s Big Ten Championships, Soldati’s divers totaled a Championships. diving team-high 123 points as senior Carrie McCambridge walked away Following his graduation from Indiana University in 1997, Soldati with Diver of the Championship honors and a share of the conference founded Indiana Diving and Youth Development while serving as the Diver of the Year award. McCambridge also won her fourth conference Hoosiers’ assistant coach and diving events director. Both programs title, tallying a varsity record 346.05 points off the platform tower. succeeded at the highest levels with his involvement. McCambridge, a three-time Big Ten Diver of the Week, was expected From June 1997 to January 2000, Soldati’s club program advanced to excel at the conference championships, but Soldati made sure she had six athletes to the U.S. Senior National Diving Championships, plus four company in the fi nals. In addition to McCambridge, junior Amanda Miller fi nalists and eight athletes to the U.S. Junior National Championships placed among the top eight in all three competitions, while sophomore and earned one national championship. At the same time, he was helping Lauren Hallyburton scored off both the 3-meter and platform. his Hoosiers win three-consecutive national diving titles from 1998 to Most rewarding were the performances of freshman Emily Wetzel 2000. and senior Amber Kerns. Wetzel placed eighth off the tower, and Kerns, Soldati, 31, is married to Kimiko Hirai Soldati, who was a member who had never scored at Big Tens prior to this past year, placed 11th off of 2004 U.S. Olympic Diving Team. The couple’s fi rst child, Blake, was the platform with 223.95 points. born in November of 2005. Soldati took McCambridge and Miller to the NCAA Championships, where the torch was passed from senior to junior. On the fi rst day of competition, McCambridge won the fourth All-America citation of her career in 1-meter competition, while Miller placed 37th. The following day, Miller improved to 11th off the 3-meter to earn the fi rst honorable mention All-America certifi cate of her career. On the third and fi nal day she jumped to fi fth place off the platform. Among divers, Purdue was the fourth-highest scoring school at the national championships with 45 points. During the summer of 2006, Soldati kept up with Miller, taking her from the U.S. Open, to the Columbus, Ohio-based International Invitational to the U.S. National Championships. At the national meet in August, Miller place third off the 1-meter and won the prelims off the 3-meter. It’s hard to say if Soldati had a better year on the men’s side even though he did receive men’s Big Ten Diving Coach of the Year honors. During the course of last season, Soldati witnessed junior Steve LoBue erase all previous varsity records and win three Big Ten Diver of the Week awards. Senior Josh Karshen also excelled under Soldati’s watch, winning a Diver of the Week honor in late October and coming within fi ve points of winning a Big Ten title off the platform. At Big Tens, Purdue was the second-highest scoring diving team behind Indiana. In addition to LoBue and Karshen, Soldati guided sophomore Zach Schultz to the finals of the 3-meter and platform competitions and the top 16 of the 1-meter springboard. In his fi nal season, senior J.R. Hills placed 14th off the platform with 272.15 points. LoBue’s stay at Big Tens was good, but his time at NCAAs was even better as he became the fi rst Boilermaker diver since John Vogel in 1962 to attain All-America honors. LoBue one-upped Vogel by receiving All-America accolades in all three diving competitions, placing seventh off the 1-meter, sixth off the 3-meter and third off the tower. By himself, LoBue scored 41 points (the third-highest among all diving teams) and helped the Boilermakers fi nish 16th overall with 59 points. Soldati believes that success in the collegiate ranks is only the fi rst step for his student-athletes. Not only does Soldati want his divers aspiring to become conference champions and All-Americans, he wants them to see the bigger picture – the Olympics. And Soldati has the experience to get them there.
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Bill Weaver Kimiko Soldati Asst. Swim Coach – Volunteer Assistant 4th Season Diving Coach – 2nd Season Hometown: Columbus, Ind. Hometown: Longmont, Colo. College: Ohio State, 1995 College: Indiana, 1997 Family: Deborah, wife; Family: Adam, husband; Lain (7), Kal (2), sons Blake, son (1)
Former All-American swimmer Bill Weaver is in his fourth season Kimiko Hirai Soldati is in her second year as the volunteer assistant as an assistant coach for the Boilermaker men’s swimming team. diving coach at Purdue, joining her husband, Adam, on the deck of the Purdue has steadily progressed under Weaver’s watch over his Boilermaker Aquatic Center. fi rst three years on the job. The Boilermakers reached new heights last A 2004 member of the U.S. Olympic diving team, Soldati’s list of season with a 16th-place fi nish at the NCAA Championships, qualifying accomplishments in athletics and academics is nearly endless. Her most fi ve individuals who comprised three relays (200 freestyle, 200 and 400 recent accolades include 3-meter championships at the 2004 U.S. National medley). The 200 medley of Joe Colley, Chris Etherington, Giordan and Olympic Trial meets and a 10-meter synchro title with Laura Wilkinson Pogioli and Trey Smith was the program’s fi rst relay since 1998 to earn at the 2004 American Cup. honorable mention All-America citations. Additionally, junior Romain Soldati began her collegiate career at Colorado State but transferred Maire qualifi ed for his thrid NCAA meet in as many years and fi nished to Indiana for the start of the 1994-95 season. After one year of redshirting, 18th in the 200 backstroke. Soldati qualifi ed for her fi rst NCAA Championship and was victorious in At Big Tens, Weaver and head coach Dan Ross guided nine different 1-meter competition. For her efforts, she was selected as IU’s 1996 Female individuals into the top 16 of eight separate events. Etherington, a Athlete of the Year. newcomer who received Big Ten Swimmer of the Week accolades Not only was Soldati rewarded by IU for her athletic accomplishments, following his fi rst meet, scored in three races at the conference meet while but her academic endeavors as well. Soldati earned a degree in kinesiology Pogioli and Colley scored in two. Just as impressive was the performance from IU in 1997, sporting a perfect 4.0 grade-point average, and was of walk-on Luke Zehrung, who clinched the 16th and fi nal scoring position chosen as her school’s valedictorian. In December of 2001, Soldati of the 100 butterfl y. received her masters degree in athletic administration/sports management In three full seasons at Purdue, Weaver has coached a pair of a Big again maintaining a solid 4.0. A former GTE Academic All-American, Ten Champions and taken six individuals to the NCAA Championships. Soldati twice received the Jack D. Tichenor Award (in 1996 and 1997), Seven of his Boilermakers also have succeeded in long-course meters in which is presented to those students who achieve the highest degree of qualifying for the U.S. National Championships. academic excellence. The varsity record and top-fi ve performance lists have changed Soldati earned her spot on the USA national team right out of college dramatically since Weaver’s arrival. Louis Paul set four new varsity marks in 1998, and became the fi rst female in U.S. Diving history to qualify for in his fi nal season of 2004-05 in the 100 and 200 free, 200 back and 200 fi nals in all fi ve events at the National Championships. In the fall of 2000, IM). Pogioli graduated last season as the program’s top swimmer in the Soldati made the move to The Woodlands, Texas, with her husband, to 100 and 200 breaststroke, and at last year’s Big Tens, Etherington and Jon train with Olympic coach Kenny Armstrong. Ranochak posted the team’s two fastest times in 100 fl y. Etherington and Soldati and Armstrong proved to be a winning combination. At the Pogioli also were part of the 400 medley relay at Big Tens (alongside Joe 2001 Spring National Diving Championships, Soldati won the 1-meter Colley and Trey Smith) that set a varsity record of 3:13.54. title and earned silver medals off the 3-meter and 10-meter tower. These Weaver received one All-America honor and seven honorable mention performances qualifi ed her for her fi rst major international competitions, All-America citations during his days competing for Ohio State, where he the World Championships and Goodwill Games. also won three Big Ten Conference championship titles. After qualifying In September of 2001, Soldati shocked the world by winning a bronze for the U.S. National Team, Weaver claimed silver medals at the 1995 U.S. medal for the United States on 3-meter springboard at the Goodwill Games National Swimming Championships, U.S. Open and World University after the media had speculated that women’s springboard was the least Games. In 1996, Weaver was a fi nalist at the U.S. Swimming Olympic likely event to earn a medal for the United States. Ironically, it ended up Trials. being the sole medal the U.S. was able to garner. Prior to joining Ross’ staff, Weaver spent three productive seasons In 2002 Soldati went to the World Cup and won a silver medal in as an assistant swimming coach for the University of Pittsburgh. During the 10 meter platform. She also made the fi nals in three other events, his tenure with the Panthers, the men’s team collected three consecutive fi nishing among the top fi ve of all three. Later that summer at the Big East championships. national championships, Soldati won her fi rst National title on 3-meter Weaver arrived at Pittsburgh from San Diego, Calif., where he spent springboard. a year coaching the North Coast Aquatics club team. Prior to his stint with A two time U.S. Diver of the Year in 2001 and 2002, Soldati again North Coast Aquatics, Weaver served as head coach for the St. Charles qualifi ed for the World Cup with partner Laura Wilkinson on 10-meter Swim Team in Illinois. In his coaching career, Weaver has assisted in the synchronized and brought home a spot for the Olympic Games. She also development and training of every level of swimmer, from the beginner made the World Cup in 3-meter and 3-meter synchronized with Erin to the Olympic Trials fi nalist. Quinn. A 1995 graduate of Ohio State, Weaver and his wife, Deborah, are In addition to helping the Boilermaker divers, Soldati serves as a parents of sons, Lain (7) and Kal (2). motivational speaker for different groups and causes. Last fall, Soldati gave the keynote address at the Academy for Eating Disorders national convention in Indianapolis. And this autumn, Soldati again will be part of the Revolve Tour, which is a Christian faith-based concert series and program designed specifi cally for teenage girls.
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 9 NCAA Qualifying Times
25-Yard Course 25-Meter Course 50-Meter Course
A B A B A B Event Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
50 Free 19.60 20.18 21.88 22.53 22.80 23.47 100 Free 43.35 44.65 48.39 49.84 50.24 51.74 200 Free 1:35.09 1:37.94 1:46.13 1:49.31 1:49.94 1:53.23 500 Free 4:18.59 4:26.34 3:46.24 3:53.02 3:54.02 4:01.04 1,650 Free 15:05.87 15:33.04 15:03.17 15:30.25 15:38.73 16:06.89
100 Fly 47.09 48.50 52.56 54.14 54.26 55.88 200 Fly 1:44.93 1:48.07 1:57.11 2:00.62 2:01.17 2:04.80
100 Back 47.43 48.85 52.94 54.53 56.81 58.51 200 Back 1:44.02 1:47.14 1:56.10 1:59.58 2:02.53 2:06.20
100 Breast 53.60 55.20 59.83 1:01.61 1:02.62 1:04.49 200 Breast 1:57.29 2:00.80 2:10.91 2:14.83 2:16.71 2:20.80
200 IM 1:46.09 1:49.27 1:58.41 2:01.96 2:03.80 2:07.51 400 IM 3:46.89 3:53.69 4:13.23 4:20.82 4:22.31 4:30.17
200 FR Relay 1:18.47 1:20.82 1:27.58 1:30.21 1:31.25 1:33.99 400 FR Relay 2:54.21 2:59.43 3:14.44 3:20.26 3:21.87 3:27.92 800 FR Relay 6:26.08 6:37.66 7:10.90 7:23.82 7:25.31 7:38.67 200 MD Relay 1:26.52 1:29.11 1:36.57 1:39.46 1:40.85 1:43.86 400 MD Relay 3:11.96 3:17.71 3:34.25 3:40.66 3:44.26 3:50.98
Zone Diving Qualifying Standards 1-meter diving points – Dual 290/300*
3-meter diving points – Dual 310/320*
Platform diving points – Dual 290/300*
*qualifying point total when using six optional dives with stan- dard degree of diffi culty.
Michael Hedge
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Mark Enoch Chris Lashley Senior Fly/IM Senior Breaststroke Carmel, Ind. Sturtevant, Wis. Carmel H.S. J.I. Case H.S.
Top Times Top Times 100 fl y - 52.33; 200 fl y - 1:50.04; 200 IM - 1:52.50 100 breast - 57.40; 200 breast - 2:08.76 2005-06: Academic All-Big Ten ... named to Coach’s Honor Roll in fall 2005-06: Selected to Coach’s Honor Roll in spring of 2006 ... posted a of 2005 ... improved to Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and received se- personal best of 57.40 in winning the 100 breast title at the Boiler-Make-It mester honors in spring of 2006 ... missed most of season due to injury, Invitational ... top 200 breast time of season was 2:11.03 and was recorded competing in meets against Indiana, Michigan and Arizona State ... top during prelims of the Purdue Invitational. season marks in the 200 IM (1:53.62) and fl y (1:54.01) were recorded against the Hoosiers. 2004-05: Posted new career bests in both breaststroke races ... recorded a 57.72 in the 100 breast at the Minnesota Invitational and registered a 2004-05: Big Ten `C’ fi nalist in both the 400 IM and 200 fl y, fi nishing 2:09.09 in the prelims of the 200 breast at the Big Ten Championships ... 22nd and 21st ... posted season best times in both races during prelims, also competed in the 200 IM at Big Tens, recording a time of 2:00.70. recording a 4:01.95 in the 400 IM and a 1:51.38 in the 200 fl y ... season-best time in the 200 IM was a 1:57.01 recorded at the Southern Illinois/Iowa 2003-04: Big Ten Championship competitor in the 100 and 200 breast, Triangular ... was the runner-up in the 200 fl y (1:53.85) at Michigan State recording personal bests in both races ... top time in the 100 breast was dual meet. 57.39 ... best 200 breast time was clocked at 2:08.76 ... best fi nish in the 200 breast was sixth-place, which he registered against Iowa and Texas 2003-04: Came within two places of scoring in the 200 fl y at the Big Ten A&M. Championships, placing 18th with a mark of 1:50.04 ... 200 fl y time was the team’s third best of the season ... also at the conference championships, High School: Graduated from J.I. Case Senior High School in 2003 ... 2001 recorded personal bests in the 200 (1:52.50) and 400 IM (3:59.94) ... put state champion in the 100 breast ... placed third at state championships together a stellar meet vs. Michigan State, placing second in the 200 IM, in the 100 breast in 2002 and 2003... three-time Racine Journal-Times third in the 200 fl y and fi fth in the 100 fl y ... placed third in the 200 fl y swimmer of the year ... three-time team MVP... team won four conference against Arizona State ... against the Sun Devils clocked a then-personal titles and sectional titles during his career ... Academic All-American ... best of 52.47 in the 100 fl y. All-State Team ... conference swimmer of the year.
High School: Graduated from Carmel High School ... ninth place state Personal: Given name is Christopher John Lashley ... born Sept. 12, 1984 fi nish and All-County fi rst team honors as a freshman ... four time high ... son of Rod and Deb Lashley ... has one brother, Craig ... majoring in school letter winner ... three time All-American ... set state record in 400 health sciences and pre-medicine. free ... national champion in 2002 in the 400 meter free relay ... member of the 2000 state runners-up and 2001, 2002, 2003 state champions ... swam for coach Tony Young.
Personal: Given name is Mark Jacob Enoch ... born Feb. 1, 1985 ... son of Mark and Sue Enoch ... has three brothers – William, Phil, Max – and a sis- ter, Ann ... majoring in building construction management technology.
Mark Enoch Chris Lashley
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High School: Graduated from Ewing High School in 2003 ... four- All-American year varsity letterwinner for swimming and diving ... four-time county Steve LoBue champion ... three-time state diving champion ... fi nished runner-up at the state meet as a freshman. Senior Diving Ewing, N.J. Personal: Given name is Steven LoBue ... born June 17, 1985 ... son of Ewing H.S. Kevin and Debbie LoBue ... has one brother, Bryon ... teaching major with an emphasis on physical education. Top Scores 1-meter: 351.95; 3-meter: 377.05; Platform - 414.25 Graham Malmgren Senior Freestyle 2005-06: Voted team co-captain with Steve Miskovetz and selected co- MVP with Giordan Pogioli at season-ending awards banquet ... fi rmly Wheaton, Ill. established himself as the greatest diver in Purdue history after becoming St. Francis H.S. the fi rst Boilermaker to win three All-America titles, all at one NCAA Championship ... at the national meet, placed third off the tower (349.60), Top Times sixth off the 3-meter (358.40) and seventh off the 1-meter (321.90) ... 500 free - 4:33.13; 1000 free - 9:35.05; Mile - 16:09.52 scored 41 points for the Boilermakers at nationals, which tied him with Texas’ Garret Weber-Gale for the 10th-highest individual point total at 2005-06: Academic All-Big Ten ... selected to Coach’s Honor Roll in both NCAAs ... named Big Ten Co-Diver of the Year with Indiana’s Brian fall and spring semester ... competed at the Big Ten Championships in the Mariano ... set varsity records off the 1- and 3-meter springboards at Big 200, 500 and 1650 free ... at Big Tens, fi nished the 500 free in 4:33.13, Tens with 351.95 and 377.05 points, respectively ... runner-up fi nish off which was a six-second improvement over his previous personal record the 1-meter earned him a spot on the All-Big Ten second team ... placed ... Big Ten mark of 16:09.52 in the mile also was a lifetime best by over 11th off the tower at Big Tens with 290.65 points ... received three Big fi ve seconds. Ten Diver of the Week certifi cates during the regular season ... won the 1-meter and platform titles at the NCAA Regional Diving Zone with 2004-05: Academic All-Big Ten ... recorded a pair of fourth-place show- scores of 693.20 and 718.90, and was third off the 3-meter with 653.30 ings in the 500 and 100 free against Indiana ... times of 4:39.63 and 9:35.05 points ... set varsity record off the platform tower, scoring 414.25 points also served as season and personal bests ... placed third in both distance at the Purdue Invitational ... winner of 14 diving competitions during freestyle races against Michigan State ... best mile time of 16:14.16 was the regular season ... was victorious off both springboards against Notre recorded against Eastern Michigan. Dame and at the Minnnesota/Wisconsin triangular ... won both diving competitions at Indiana, winning the 3-meter with 342.38 points and the 2003-04: Served as team manager. platform with 314.40 points. High School: Graduated from St. Francis High School in 2003 ... was 2004-05: Added name to the varsity record book in the 1-meter (dual and a four-year varsity letterwinner ... presented with team’s sportsmanship championship) and platform competitions ... broke teammate Clay Davis’ award as a senior ... during junior campaign, fi nished the 500 freestyle record off the 1-meter springboard (dual) with a fi rst-place total of 336.01 course in 4:47.00 ... at 2002 YMCA Nationals was eighth in the mile points against Indiana ... topped teammate Josh Karshen’s platform record (16:04) and 15th in the 1,000 (9:37.00) ... swam for head coach Robert with a third-place showing of 547.40 points at the Big Ten Championships Strube. ... set new varsity record in the 1-meter (championship) with a runner-up showing of 641.85 points at the Region C Diving Zones, which clinched Personal: Given name is Graham Topel Malmgren .... born May 30, 1985 his debut at the NCAA Championships ... earned Honorable Mention ... son of R. Scott and Christine Malmgren ... has two brothers, Clark and All-American honors at the national championships off the platform, Dean ... majoring in nuclear engineering. placing 12th with 469.25 points ... in addition to his bronze-medal platform performance at Big Tens, scored fi fth-place points off the 3-meter (559.40) and was sixth off the 1-meter (312.95) ... winner of 10 diving titles during the regular season ... was named Big Ten Diver of the Week after winning the platform and 1-meter titles at the Boilermaker Challenge, beating competitors from Virginia, Texas A&M and Florida ... recipient of team’s Most Improved award.
2003-04: Established a new varsity record of 354.90 off the three-meter springboard (six dives) against Texas A&M ... old record of 340.45 was set by Mark Virts in 1977 ... started his rookie season with three straight victories off the 3-meter, beating competitors from Iowa, Georgia Tech, Florida Atlantic and the seven-team fi eld at the Indiana Intercollegiates ... LoBue’s score of 341.03 at Iowa was 29 points higher than the Hawkeyes’ Timo Klami ... in one-meter competition, recorded a season-best score of 310.88 at the Georgia Tech/Florida Atlantic Triangular ... platform champion at the Purdue Invitational, scoring 469.45 points ... competed at the World Cup Diving Trials in the Platform Synchro competition and placed seventh at 432.15. Graham Malmgren
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 13 Boilermaker Profiles Team Co-Captain NCAA Qualifier Steve Miskovetz Trey Smith Senior Breaststroke Senior Freestyle Rolling Meadows, Ill. Katy, Texas William Fremd H.S. Katy H.S.
Top Times Top Times 100 breast - 56.67; 200 breast - 2:01.99 50 free - 20.55; 100 free - 44.68
2005-06: Voted team co-captain with Steve LoBue at season-ending awards 2005-06: Named to Coach’s Honor Roll in fall of 2005 ... fi rst-time NCAA banquet ... recived Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and semester honors qualifi er as part of the 200 free and 200 and 400 medley relays ... earned status in fall of 2005 ... named to Coach’s Honor Roll in spring of 2006 honorable mention All-America status as part of the 200 medley relay that ... Academic All-Big Ten ... Big Ten competitor in the 100 and 200 breast placed 15th in 1:28.91 ... recorded program’s fourth-fastest 100 free time and the 200 IM, recording season best times in each event ... scored point of 44.68 at the Big Ten Championships, which placed him 17th ... scored for Purdue in the 200 breast with 16th-place time of 2:04.67. with three relays at Big Tens: 200 free, 400 free and 400 medley ... swam anchor for 400 medley that posted varsity record of 3:13.54 ... set a personal 2004-05: Academic All-Big Ten ... scored at the Big Ten Championships best in the 50 free at the conference meet with time of 20.55 ... winner of with his 15th-place time of 2:03.66 in the 200 breast ... during prelims, the 50 free title at the Indiana Intercollegiates ... beat all opposition from posted a lifetime best of 2:01.99 ... was 22nd in the prelims of the 100 Northwestern and Michigan State in the 100 free. breast with a season best of 56.82 ... also competed at Big Tens in the 200 IM (1:54.52) ... placed third in the 200 breast at regular season meets 2004-05: Scored on four of fi ve relays at the Big Ten Championships: 200 against Michigan State and at the Florida Atlantic duals ... U.S. Nationals and 400 free, and the 200 and 400 medley ... his 200 free, and medley competitor in the 200-meter breast, placing 32nd in 2:22.85. relays all placed eighth, but his 400 free relay placed sixth with an NCAA provisional time of 2:57.63 ... won with four relay teams during regular 2003-04: Posted then-lifetime bests in the 100 and 200 breast at the Big season ... swam anchor for the winning 400 medley relay teams against Ten Championships ... recorded a time of 56.67 in the 100 breast and a Arizona State and Michigan State ... also beat the Sun Devils, swimming 2:03.61 in the 200 breast ... placed third in the 100 breast at the season- second on the 400 free relay ... teammed with Iggy Goh, Andre Pereira opening Indiana Intercollegiates, completing the course in 1:00.07 ... had and Romain Maire to win the 200 free relay against Eastern Michigan a solid meet against Michigan State, placing fourth in the 100 breast at ... posted a lifetime best of 45.29 during prelims of the 100 free at the 59.03 and fi fth in the 200 breast at 2:11.97. Big Ten Championships ... was 34th in the prelims of the 50 free with a season best of 20.90. High School: Graduated from William Fremd High School in 2003 ... four- year varsity letter winner in swimming ... placed eighth in the 100-meter 2003-04: Swam the second leg for the 400 freestyle relay team at the breast at states as a freshman and placed fourth during his sophomore year Big Ten Championships, which recorded an NCAA provisional time of ... placed second at states in the 100 meter breast stroke as a junior and 2:59.28 ... Smith’s 100 free split was timed at 44.80 ... swam the anchor senior ... swam for coach Paul Reeff ... Chicago Tribune Scholar Athlete leg for the team’s two fastest 400 medley relay teams ... at the conference ... Academic All-American. championships, his 400 medley team recorded a NCAA provisional mark of 3:15.63 ... his 100 free split time in that race was clocked at 44.34 ... Personal: Given name is Stephen Andrew Miskovetz ... born Dec. 7, competed in two individual races at the Big Ten Championships (100 free 1984 ... son of Steve and Lisa Miskovetz ... has two sisters, Stephanie and and 100 backstroke), recording lifetime bests in both events ... best 100 Margaret ... majoring in computer engineering. free time was 45.40 ... completed the 100 back course in 51.63 ... against Michigan, placed third in the 50 free at 21.61 and was fi fth in the 100 free at 46.91 ... was fourth in the 100 free at the Arizona/Missouri Triangular ... placed fi fth in the 100 free at Indiana, touching the wall in 46.03.
High School: Graduated from Katy High School in 2003 ... on varsity tennis and swimming teams for four years ... All-American in the 50 and 100 free and 100 fl y as a senior ... All-American in the 100 back as a junior ... ten-time all-state selection through six events ... fi ve-time district champion ... two-time regional champion ... fi nished third in the 100 free and fourth in the 50 at 2003 state meet ... team captain ... swim coach was Dana Abbott.
Personal: Given name is Trey Smith ... born Nov. 26, 1984 ... son of Cecil Jr. and Sue Dean Smith ... has a brother, Greg ... organizational leadership and supervision major.
Steve Miskovetz
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Daniel Walter Kyle Goodwin Senior Breaststroke Junior Diving Fishers, Ind. Indianapolis, Ind. Hamilton Southeastern H.S. Ben Davis H.S.
Top Times Top Scores 100 breast - 55.38; 200 breast - 2:05.34 1-meter: 189.93; 3-meter: 165.61 2004-05: Did not compete. 2005-06: Competed as an exhibition diver at home meet vs. Michigan ... totaled 189.83 points off the 1-meter springboard and 165.61 points off 2004-05: Recorded the programs’ fourth-fastest time in the 100 breast- the 3-meter. stroke with a 55.38 during prelims at the Big Ten Championships ... won the consolation bracket of the 100 breast at Big Tens with a mark of 55.46 2004-05: Redshirted. ... both his times at the conferene meet were NCAA provisional qualifi ers ... also at Big Tens competed in the 200 breast and 50 free. High School: Graduated with honors from Ben Davis High School in 2004 ... four-year varsity letterwinner ind diving ... also competed for the varsity 2003-04: Posted season bests in the 50 free, 100 and 200 breast at the track and fi eld and cross country teams ... three-time fi nalist at county Big Ten Championships ... top 50 free time was 21.36 ... completed the and conference championships ... as a senior, was a regional fi nalist and 100 breast in 56.39, which was the team’s third-best time of the season was named by team as its Most Valuable Swimmer/Diver ... also received ... fi nished the 200 breast in 2:05.51. school’s Giant Pride Award for second time in three years ... during junior year was a regional fi nalist and sectional runner-up ... received team’s High School: Graduted from Hamilton Southeastern High School in 2003 Mental Attitude Award ... named Most Improved Swimmer/Diver as a ... four-year varsity letterwinner ... 2003 state champion in the 100 breast sophomore ... member of the National Honor Society ... competed at the ... fi nished runner-up in the 100 breast at the 2002 state championships 2003 Spring Regional Diving Championships, where he was a medalist meet ... qualifi ed for individual events at states all four years ... fi nished off the three-meter springboard ... diving coach was Chris Womack. third with the 200 medley relay team in 2002 and 2003 ... enshrined onto Hamilton Southeastern’s Wall of Fame ... coaches were Dan Johnson, Personal: Given name is Kyle Andrew Goodwin ... born Jan. 21, 1986 Andy Peterson and Dave Dunbar. ... son of Walter and Caryn Goodwin ... has one brother, Brett, and one sister, Jillian ... majoring in management. Personal: Given name is Daniel Marc Walter ... born April 2, 1985 ... son of Marc and Jane Walter ... has one brother, Stephen ... has two sisters, Sarah and Rebecca.
NCAA Qualifier 2004-05: Big Ten Conference `C’ fi nalist in the 100 back and 200 fl y ... recorded several season bests at the conference championships, including Joe Colley the 100 back (50.83), 100 fl y (50.78) and 200 fl y (1:50.94) ... top 200 Junior Back/Fly back time of the season was a 1:53.20 recorded against Indiana ... was Fort Wayne, Ind. victorious on two relays, swimming leadoff for the 200 medley at the Indiana Intercollegiates (1:33.82) and with the 400 medley at the Florida Homestead H.S. Atlantic Duals (3:28.94).
Top Times High School: Graduated from Homestead High School in 2004 ... was 100 back - 49.52; 100 fl y - 49.53; 200 fl y - 1:49.94 part of four conference and four sectional championship teams ... team 2005-06: Named to Coach’s Honor Roll in fall of 2005 ... scored a personal was state runner-up in 2004 ... left Homestead as the conference record best in the 100 back (49.52) at NCAA Championships, which is the fi fth- holder in the 100 butterfl y, 100 backstroke, 200 medley relay and 400 fastest time in school history ... set varsity record of 3:13.54 at Big Tens freestyle relay ... also left as the sectional record holder in the 100 fl y as part of the 400 medley relay that also included Giordan Pogioli, Chris ... selected as high school’s 2004 Athlete of the Year ... at the 2004 state Etherington and Trey Smith ... Big Ten Tournament fi nalist in the 200 fl y championship meet, was runner-up in the 100 back and fi fth in the 100 and 100 back ... recorded personal bests in 100 (49.53) and 200 fl y (149.94) fl y ... named national All-American, fi rst team all-state and fi rst team all- during Big Ten championship meet ... won four individual races in the 100 area as a junior ... during his junior campaign was sectional champion back including the Boiler-Make-It Invitational, duals with Arizona State in the 100 fl y and 100 back, and recorded four top-10 showings at the and Notre Dame, and a triangular with Northwestern and Michigan State state championships ... as a sophomore, received his fi rst (of three) fi rst ... member of a 200 medley relay team that notched four victories ... 200 team all-conference citations ... during rookie season, was second team medley relay team placed 15th at NCAA Championships with a time of all-conference and was sectional champion in the 400 freestyle relay ... 1:28.91, earning him Honorable Mention All-America status ... member competed for head coach Chad Englehart. of 400 medley relay team that placed 20th at NCAA Championships (3:17.57) and posted two victories during the regular season. Personal: Given name is Joseph E. Colley ... born May 31, 1986 ... son of Steve and Mary Colley ... has one brother, Steve, and two sisters, Tiffani and Julie ... major is selling and sales management.
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David Hedge Jin-Soo Kim Junior Back/Free Junior Breast/IM Libertyville, Ill. Yuseong-Gu, Daejon, Korea Libertyville H.S. Chungnam H.S.
Top Times Top Times 200 free - 1:41.03; 500 free - 4:35.91; 200 back - 1:54.23 100 breast - 56.41; 200 breast - 1:59.68; 200 IM - 1:51.60
2005-06: Academic All-Big Ten ... named to Dean’s List, semester honor 2005-06: Academic All-Big Ten ... named to Coach’s Honor Roll in fall of roll and Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in fall of 2005 ... competed at the 2005 ... received Dean’s List and semester honors, and was named to the Big Ten Championships in the 200, 500 and 1650 free ... his times in the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in spring of 2006 ... named CSCAA Honor- 200 (1:41.03) and 500 free (4:35.91) were both personal bests ... established able Mention Academic All-American for a second-consecutive year ... a new personal record in the 200 back against Minnesota and Wisconsin Big Ten scorer in the 200 breaststroke with an eighth-place time of 2:01.80 with a mark of 1:54.23 ... placed third in the 200 back at the Michigan ... during prelims, placed seventh at 1:59.68, which is the fourth-fastest State/Northwestern triangular. mark in Boilermaker history ... competed in the 100 breast and 200 IM also at Big Tens, recording lifetime bests of 56.41 and 1:51.60 ... during 2004-05: Winner of the 1,000 freestyle at the Florida Atlantic Duals, the regular season, was the runner-up in six breaststroke races. completing the course in 9:42.23 ... season-best mark in the 1,000 free was a split time of 9:39.96, which was taken from his fourth-place time of 2004-05: CSCAA Honorable Mention Academic All-American ... joined 16:05.47 at the Eastern Michigan dual meet ... top 200 free time of 1:42.69 Boilermakers at season’s halfway point ... in collegiate debut at the Min- earned him 11th place during the prelims of the Minnesota Invitational nesota/Wisconsin triangular, placed second in the 200 breast (2:03.51) ... clocked a season best of 4:39.13 in the 500 free, giving him ninth and was fourth in the 200 IM (1:52.62) ... Big Ten consolation champion place at the Minnesota/Wisconsin Triangular ... had a solid meet against in the 200 breast, posting a ninth-place time of 2:00.43, which was the Michigan State, placing second in the 500 free (4:41.77) and third in the fourth fastest in Boilermaker history ... against Indiana, fi nished as the 200 free (1:43.88) ... third place in the 500 free at the Indiana Intercol- runner-up in the 200 breast (2:02.50) and was third in the 200 IM with a legiates (4:45.14). lifetime best of 1:51.85.
High School: Graduated from Libertyville High School in 2004 ... four- High School/International Competition: Graduated from ChungNam year varsity letterwinner ... four-time All-American ... All-state selction High School in 2004 ... as a senior in Korea was ranked third in the 100 as a senior ... three-time team MVP ... captained team during fi nal season, and 200-meter breaststroke ... the previous year, Kim was second in the and was team co-captain as a junior ... competed in eight individual events 200 breast at Korean Nationals and was third in the 200 individual medley at the state championships, as well as relays during freshman and senior ... competed with West Lafayette High School during sophomore year and years ... recorded several top-eighth fi nishes at 2004 Speedo Sectional fi nished fourth in the 200 IM at the Indiana State Championships. Series ... captained Team Illinois at 2004 Super Zones ... selected to high school’s athlete leadership council ... swim coaches were Greg Herman Personal: Given name is Jin-Soo Kim ... parents are Jong-Duk and Wonna and Kate Chronic. Kim ... has two sisters, Naomy and Young My ... majoring in biology.
Personal: Given name is David Joseph Hedge ... born Sept. 30, 1985 ... son of Tom and Mary Hedge ... has one brother, Michael ... likes computers, music and cars ... telecommunications & networking major.
Eddie Kenney High School: Graduated from Westfi eld High School in 2004 ... two-sport Junior Freestyle athlete ... four-time team MVP ... Indiana state record holder for USA Swimming in 50 freestyle (15-16, 17-18 age groups) ... graduated hold- Carmel, Ind. ing several school and sectional records ... qualifi ed for the state fi nals in Carmel H.S./Louisiana St. the 50 and 100 free sophomore through senior years ... named Indiana’s Gene Lee Outstanding Swimmer of the Year in 2004 ... state runner-up in the 100 free as a junior ... All-American in the 50 and 100 free ... national Top Times 50 free - 20.88; 100 free - 45.24 qualifi er during senior year ... goalie for soccer team.
2005-06: Scored with both the 200 and 400 free relays at the Big Ten Personal: Given name is Benjamin Edward Scott Kenney ... born Oct. 6, Championships ... 200 free placed sixth with NCAA provisional time of 1985 ... son of Scott and Jane Kenney ... has two brothers, Tab and Chris, 1:20.72 ... 400 free relay fi nished ninth in 2:59.71 ... also competed at Big and one sister, Elisabeth ... political science major. Tens in the 50 and 100 free; his 50 free time of 20.88 established a new personal record ... recorded a lifetime best of 45.24 in the 100 free at the Boiler-Make-It Last Chance Meet, giving him second place.
2004-05: Competed for LSU ... team’s second-fastest swimmer in both the 50 and 100-yard freestyle, with times of 21.12 and 46.71 ... both season best times were recorded at SEC Championships ... also helped record team’s fastest 200 free relay time (1:22.47) of season at conference meet.
16 Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 Boilermaker Profiles NCAA Qualifier John Mullen Romain Maire Junior Free/Fly Centerville, Ohio Junior Free/Back/IM Centerville H.S. Dijon, France
J.M. Boivin Top Times 50 free - 20.68; 100 free - 46.25 Top Times 100 fl y - 49.77; 200 fl y - 1:49.38 200 free - 1:39.03; 200 back - 1:44.82 200 IM - 1:48.49; 400 IM - 3:51.24
2005-06: Academic All-Big Ten ... named to Coach’s Honor Roll in spring 2005-06: Named to Coach’s Honor Roll in spring of 2006 ... Big Ten of 2006 ... NCAA qualifi er for a second-straight season, competing in the competitor in the 50 free and 100 and 200 fl y ... posted a lifetime best of 200 back (1:45.68) and 200 IM (1:49.31) ... also competed as part of the 20.68 during 50 free prelims at Big Tens ... fl y times of 49.90 and 1:50.85 200 freestyle relay ... scored in three events at the Big Ten Champion- were both season bests ... swam third leg for 200 free rleay team that placed ships: 200 back, 200 and 400 IM ... fi nished fourth in the 200 back with sixth at Big Tens with NCAA provisional cut of 1:20.72 ... recorded top a personal record of 1:44.82, which is the third-fastest time in school season marks in the 100 and 200 free at the Purdue Invitational, swim- history ... was seventh in the 200 IM at 1:48.83 and placed ninth in the ming leadoff for both the 400 and 800 freestyle relays ... leadoff splits 400 IM with a lifetime best of 3:51.24 – the third-best time in program were clocked at 46.28 and 1:43.22. history ... also at Big Tens, scored points as part of the 400 and 800 free relays that placed ninth and seventh, respectively ... U.S. Open competi- 2004-05: Big Ten scorer in the 200 fl y (12th; 1:50.23) and with the school’s tor in the 100- and 200-meter backstroke ... fi nished sixth in the 200 at 200 and 400 free relays, and its 200 medley relay ... Mullen and his relay 2:04.53 and was 15th in the 100 at 59.18 ... one of the Boilermakers more teammates posted the team’s fastest relay times of the season, fi nishing versatile swimmers ... winner of four 200 back titles during regular season, the 200 free in 1:22.09, the 400 free with an NCAA provisional cut of beating competitors from Indiana, Arizona State, Notre Dame, Michigan 2:57.63 and the 200 medley with a mark of 1:29.77 ... during prelims of State and Northwestern ... won 500 free crown at season-opening Indiana the 200 fl y at Big Tens, posted a lifetime best of 1:49.38 ... just missed Intercollegiates meet. scoring in the 100 fl y with an 18th-place showing of 49.77 ... recorded top 50 free mark of the season at Big Tens, clocking a 21.01 in prelims 2004-05: Made an immediate impact on the Purdue lineup, scoring in fi ve ... placed third in the 100 free at regular season duals vs. Northwestern events at Big Tens, including three relays ... later qualifi ed for the NCAAs and Michigan State ... fastest 100 free time of season, 46.25, earned him in the 200 free, back and IM ... was sixth in the 200 back at Big Tens with fourth place against Indiana ... winner with four relays during regular personal record of 1:44.85, a time that ranks as the third fastest in school dual-meet season ... won with the 400 medley at the Florida Atlantic duals history ... placed 14th in the 400 IM at the conference meet with a mark of and against Michigan State ... teammed with Joe Colley, Giordan Pogioli 3:56.88 ... scored points for Purdue competing with the 400 and 800 free, and Iggy Goh to win the 200 medley at the Indiana Intercollegiates ... and the 400 medley relays ... all three of his relays posted team season bests beat Arizona State with the 400 free relay team of Eric Prugh, Trey Smith with their NCAA provisional times ... fi rst place 400 IM time of 3:55.23 and Romain Maire ... competed at U.S. Nationals in the 200-meter fl y, against Eastern Michigan was the fi fth-fastest in school history ... won clocking a time of 2:08.67. 10 races as a rookie during regular season, including four in the 200 back ... won both backstoke races in collegiate debut against Arizona State ... High School: Graduated from Centerville High School in 2004 where he received Purdue’s lone Big Ten Swimmer of the Week award after leading was a four-time All-American ... left Centerville High as the school record Purdue to a pair of convincing wins at Eastern Michigan and Michigan holder in the 200 individual medley and 100 butterfl y ... won three Most State ... that weekend, Maire won four individual races and with the 200 Valuable Swimmer awards ... captained team as a senior ... was the 2004 free relay vs. EMU. district champion in the 50 and 100 free ... also set sectional records in both sprint freestyle events ... district champion in the 100 free as a sophomore International Competition: Competed in four major championship events ... helped establish district record in the 200 free relay as a freshman ... in the summer of 2004 ... at the French Junior Nationals in Paris, was the was part of four GWOC championship teams ... USA sectional champion winner of the 200 backstroke, placed second in the 100 back and was third in the 200 fl y ... head coach was Mark Davis. in the 200 individual medley ... at the French National Championships in Dunkerque, placed third in the 200-meter back with a time of 2:03.27 Personal: Given name is Gary John Mullen ... born March 1, 1986 ... son ... also competed in the 50 and 100-meter back at the Dunkerque-based of Gary and Debbie Mullen ... has one sister, Emily ... majoring in health meet ... later participated at the European Junior Championships in Glas- sciences – pre-physical therapy. cow, Scotland (50, 100 and 200 back) and at the U.S. Senior Nationals in Stanford, Calif. ... at the Stanford meet fi nished fi fth in the championship fi nals of the 200-meter backstroke with a time of 2:06.73, beating out teammate Louis Paul, who placed seventh at 2:07.46 ... head coach was Sylvain Freville.
Personal: Given name is Romain Pierre Maire ... born Sept. 12, 1985 ... son of Laurent and Corine Maire ... has one brother, Benjamin ... majoring in aeronautical and astronautical engineering.
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Jon Ranochak Zach Schultz Junior Fly/IM Junior Diving Fort Wayne, Ind. Chicago, Ill. Homestead H.S. Brother Rice H.S.
Top Times Top Scores 100 fl y - 48.36; 50 free - 20.99; 100 free - 45.71 1-meter: 297.70; 3-meter: 345.50; Platform: 318.20 2005-06: Big Ten competitor in the 50 and 100 free and the 100 fl y ... mo- 2005-06: Received team’s Most Improved Award ... named to Coach’s mentarily held varsity record of 48.36 in the 100 fl y after his prelim round Honor Roll in both fall semester of 2005 and spring semester of 2006 ... at Big Tens, but was eclipsed by Chris Etherington who posted a 47.50 ... scored off all three boards at the Big Ten Championships ... placed seventh went on to fi nish 12th in the 100 fl y at Big Tens with a mark of 48.42 ... off both the 3-meter (338.45) and platform (284.95) and was 13th off during regular season, won the 100 fl y at the Indiana Intercollegiates and the 1-meter (297.70) ... his 3-meter and platform totals from prelims of was the runner-up vs. Arizona State and Notre Dame. 345.50 and 318.20 are each the third highest in program history ... placed ninth off the tower with 576.10 at the NCAA Region C Diving Zones ... 2004-05: Earned third place showings in the 100 fl y against Northwestern breakthrough moment was at the Georgia Invitational, placing third off (51.71) and at the Southern Illinois/Iowa triangular (51.33) ... season the tower with 283.35 points. and personal best in the 100 fl y of 51.05 was posted at the Minnesota Invitational ... top 200 fl y time of 1:56.94 was also recorded at the Min- 2004-05: Redshirted. neapolis-based meet. High School: Graduated from Brother Rice High School in 2004 ... four- High School: Graduated from Homestead High School in 2004 ... was year varsity letterwinner for diving ... as a senior, posted a 9-1 dual meet a 13-time All-American ... earned four all-conference and all-area cita- record en route to winning a sectional championship ... fi nished fourth at tions and three all-state certifi cates ... team co-captain as a senior ... was the state meet and was the conference runner-up ... was named to the 2004 part of four conference and sectional championship teams ... at the 2004 all-state second team ... won sectional championships as a sophomore and state meet, placed third in the 200 individual medley and fourth in the junior ... also was conference runner-up in 2002 and 2003 ... diving coach 100 butterfl y ... state qualifi er as a junior and sophomore ... at 2002 state was Charlie Rock ... Illinois State Scholar ... made the school’s honor roll championships, was fourth in the 100 fl y and sixth in the 200 IM ... had all four years. a sensational freshman season, winning sectional titles in the 100 fl y and 200 IM ... set a sectional record with his 100 fl y time and a team record Personal: Given name is Zachary Ryan Schultz ... born Oct. 30, 1986 ... with his mark in the 200 IM ... head coach was Chad Englehart. son of James and Jeanine Schultz ... has one brother, Jake ... mathematics education major. Personal: Given name is Jonathan Edward Ranochak ... born Aug. 1, 1985 ... son of James and Patricia Ranochak ... has one brother, Matthew ... majoring in law and society.
Craig Thompson High School: Graduated from William Henry Harrison High School in Junior Free/Fly 2004 ... four-year varsity letterwinner ... three-time team MVP ... led team to city and sectional championships in 2004 ... left school holding Evansville, Ind. several records, including the 50 freestyle, 100 free and 100 butterfl y ... Harrison H.S. set a record in the 100 fl y at the 2004 city meet ... was team captain in 2002-03 ... member of the National Honor Society .... was named to two Top Scores all-city academic teams ... high school coach was Erinn Jankowski ... 200 free - 1:39.10; 500 free - 4:33.88; 200 fl y - 1:52.48 swam for Greater Evansville Aquatics Team ... at the 2004 Senior State Championships recorded a fourth-place time of 56.74 in the 100 fl y ... 2005-06: Tabbed to Coach’s Honor Roll in fall of 2005 and Athletics placed sixth in the 100 fl y at 2003 Senior States ... USS Swim Coaches Director’s Honor Roll in 2006 along with receiving semester honors ... were Bill Duncan and Taz Greiner. competed at the Big Ten Championships in the 200 and 500 free and the 200 fl y ... set a personal best in the 200 free at Big Tens with mark of 1:39.10 Personal: Given name is Craig Brandon Thompson ... born Sept. 6, 1985 ... swam second leg for 800 free relay that placed seventh at Big Tens with ... son of Bruce and Denise Thompson ... has one sister, Hadley ... third time of 6:37.70 ... top season times in the 500 free (4:33.88), 100 (50.98) member of family to attend Purdue ... landscape architecture major. and 200 fl y (1:52.48) all were recorded at the Purdue Invitational.
2004-05: Recorded personal and season best times in the 100 and 200 fl y prelims at the Big Ten Championships ... 100 fl y time was clocked at 50.74 and his 200 fl y time was marked at 1:53.54 ... fi nished among the top fi ve in the 200 fl y at dual meet with Northwestern and at the Southern Illinois/Iowa triangular ... placed among the top fi ve in the 100 fl y against Eastern Michigan and Arizona State.
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Patrick Valentine Ryan Decker Junior Freestyle Sophomore Free/Breast Pendleton, Ind. Newburgh, Ind. Pendleton Heights H.S. Castle H.S.
Top Times Top Times 200 free - 1:42.99; 200 breast - 2:13.34; 200 IM - 1:58.61 50 free - 21.28; 100 free - 47.66; 100 breast - 57.87; 200 breast - 2:07.21 2005-06: Academic All-Big Ten ... named to Dean’s List and Coach’s Honor Roll in both fall of 2005 and spring of 2006 ... competed mostly 2005-06: Competed in the sprint freestyle and breaststroke as a freshman in the freestyle and IM and on occasion in the breaststroke ... season bests ... posted all season best times at the Short Course Senior State Meet ... included a 1:58.61 in the 200 IM and a 2:13.34 in the 200 breast. posted a 21.28 in the 50 free ... recorded a 47.66 in fi nals for the 100 free ... swam a 57.87 in the 100 breast placing sixth ... swam a lifetime best 2004-05: Competed in four meets during regular season ... tied for second of 2:07.21 in the 200 breast. in the 200 free (1:42.99) at the Florida Atlantic Duals, competing against teams from FAU, Transylvania and Air Force ... best 100 free time was a High School: Graduated from Castle High School in 2005 ... four-year relay split of 47.77 recorded against Indiana. varsity letterwinner in swimming ... fi ve-time All-American ... two-time All-American in each the 100 breast and the 100 free and the 200 medley High School: Graduated from Pendleton Heights High School in 2004 ... relay ... left as the school record holder in the 50, 100 free and 100 breast four-year varsity letterwinner in swimming and track and fi eld ... served and the sectional record holder in the 100 breast ... two-time MVP ... team as a team captain for both teams, as well as the cross country squad for a captain as a senior ... Kiwanis Mental Attitude award winner in 2003 ... season ... 2004 state qualifi er in the 100 freestyle, 200 medley relay and also received varsity letters for track and fi eld and cross country ... top- 400 free relay ... was a three-time state qualifi er in the 100 free ... was fi ve scorer at the 2005 Indiana state championships ... placed fourth in the a member of the National Honor Society ... swimming head coach was 100-yard breaststroke at 57.75 and fi fth in the 100 freestyle at 46.80. Andy Pedersen ... USAT Mideast Regional Triathlon Champion ... was the youngest qualifi er at the USAT Triathlon Nationals. Personal: Given name is Ryan Daniel Decker ... born April 15, 1987 ... son of Dan and Sandy Decker ... has a younger sister, Michelle ... majoring Personal: Given name is Patrick Lynn Valentine ... born March 19,1986 in computer engineering. ... son of Gregory and Patricia Valentine ... has three brothers: Matthew, Sean and Jonathan ... brothers, Matthew and Jonathan are Purdue alumni ... majoring in movement and sports sciences. Mike Hedge Sophomore Back/Fly Sean Davis Libertyville, Ill. Sophomore Freestyle Libertyville H.S. Cincinnati, Ohio Top Times Anderson H.S. 100 back - 53.09; 200 back - 1:51.53 100 fl y - 51.43; 200 fl y - 1:52.79 Top Times 200 free - 1:42.99; 500 free - 4:36.58; 1000 free - 9:38.91 2005-06: Named to Coach’s Honor Roll in both spring and fall semester ... competed at the Big Ten Championships in the 200 back and 100 and 200 2005-06: Named to the Coach’s Honor Roll in spring of 2006 ... competed fl y, posting season best marks in each race ... season-best time of 53.09 at the Big Ten Championships in the 200, 500 and 1650 free, recording in the 100 back was recorded vs. Notre Dame ... placed second in the 200 a personal best of 1:42.99 in the 200 ... personal best of 4:36.58 in the back (1:53.77) at the Northwestern/Michigan State triangular. 500 free was recorded at the Purdue Invitational ... best 1000 free time (9:38.91) was posted against Notre Dame. High School: Graduated from Libertyville High School in 2005 ... four- year varsity letterwinner ... captained team during senior year ... 2004-05 High School: Graduated from Anderson High School in 2005 ... four-year team MVP ... three-time state qualifi er ... 2005 All-American in the 100 varsity letterwinner ... seven-time All-American ... three-time team MVP backstroke ... received All-America consideration with the 200 medley ... was named Fort Ancient Valley Conference swimmer of the year for the relay team ... 2005 Lake Shore Swimmer of the Year ... was runner-up in 2004-05 season ... during junior season, qualifi ed for U.S. Nationals in the the 100 back at the 2005 Illinois state championships and was ninth in 1000 free, earned All-America titles in the 200 and 500 free and fi nished the 200 freestyle ... 2004 All-American with the 400 free relay ... 2005 as the state runner-up in the 200 free ... also placed third in the 500 free USS sectional fi nalist in both backstroke races ... 200 back junior national at the 2004 state championships ... set team record in the 500 free as a qualifi er ... made school’s honor roll through eight semesters ... school sophomore en route to winning All-America citations in the 200 and 500 record holder in the 100 back. ... as a freshman was named conference swimmer of the year, and won All-America titles in the 500 free and with the 400 free relay. Personal: Given name is Michael Joseph Hedge ... born June 29, 1987 ... son of Thomas and Mary Hedge ... has an older brother, David, who also Personal: Given name is Sean Timothy Davis ... born Oct. 2, 1986 ... son swims for Purdue ... majoring in management. of Chris and Lori Davis ... has a younger brother, Joshua ... majoring in aviation management.
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 19 Boilermaker Profiles NCAA Qualifier Erik Ivinger Chris Etherington Sophomore Freestyle Norrkoping, Sweden Sophomore Free/Fly Kokomo, Ind. De Geer Gymnasiet Kokomo H.S. Top Times 100 free - 46.20; 200 free - 1:42.99; 500 free - 4:39.74 Top Times 50 free - 20.49; 100 free - 46.32; 100 fl y - 47.50; 200 fl y - 1:49.20 2005-06: Named to Coach’s Honor Roll in spring of 2006 ... joined team at season’s midway point, making debut at Arizona State ... competed at 2005-06: Made collegiate debut in Jan. of 2006 at Arizona State and won the Big Ten Championships in the 100 (46.20), 200 (1:42.99) and 500 free two individual events, plus four relays in earning Big Ten Swimmer of (4:39.74), posting season bests in all three races. the Week honors ... NCAA honorable mention All-American with the 200 medley relay that placed 15th in 1:28.91 ... set varsity record in the 100 International Experience: Competed for club team Norrkopings fl y (47.50) during prelims of Big Ten Championships ... also set varsity Kappsimnings Klubb for coach Hakan Hertsman ... placed sixth in the 200 record with 400 medley relay at Big Tens, placing fi fth in 3:13.54 ... was free at Swedish Senior Nationals, a two-place improvement from 2005 ... fourth in the 100 fl y at Big Tens and 12th in the 50 free ... also scored as fi nished thrid in the 400 free at the 2004 Nordic Junior Championships part of the 200 free relay. ... at the 2004 European Junior Championships, was sixth with the 400 free relay and eighth on the 800 free relay ... also competed at the 2003 High School: Graduated from Kokomo High School in 2005 ... competed European Juniors and in 2002 was part of the Swedish Youth National for Western High in fi rst three years prior to competing for Kokomo as team that competed in Greece. a senior ... All-American ... led Kokomo to an NCC Championship and Western to two MIC titles ... 2005 state champ in the 100 fl y ... placed Personal: Given name is Erik Ivinger ... born Jan. 17, 1986 ... parents are second in 100 fl y at 2004 senior state meet. Peter and Ann-Catrine Ivinger ... has an older sister, Emma ... majoring in management. Personal: Given name is Christopher Dean Etherington ... born Oct. 28, 1986 ... son of Donald and Virginia Etherington ... has an older brother, Kyle ... business major. Tim Watts Sophomore Back John Schmitt San Jose, Calif. Sophomore Freestyle Bellarmine College Prep Evansville, Ind. Top Times F.J. Reitz H.S. 200 free - 1:43.40; 500 free - 4:32.14; 100 back - 51.09; 200 back - 1:51.21 Top Times 100 free - 45.11; 200 free - 1:38.08 2005-06: Made Dean’s List, Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and received semester honors in fall of 2005 ... named to Coach’s Honor Roll in spring 2005-06: Competed at the Big Ten Championships in the 100, 200 and 500 of 2006 ... recorded season best backstroke times at the Virginia Duals, freestyle ... fi nished 12th in the 200 at 1:38.15 ... during prelims of the 200 posting a 51.09 in the 100 and a 1:51.21 in the 200 ... best 200 and 500 free, clocked a time of 1:38.08, which is the fourth-fastest in school history free times recorded at Purdue Invitational ... won 100 back race in col- ... won both the 100 and 200 free at season-opening Indiana Intercollegiates legiate debut at the Indiana Intercollegiates ... fi nished second in both meet ... winner of the 100 free vs. Notre Dame with time of 46.31 ... was back events vs. Notre Dame. the runner-up in the 200 free in duals against Indiana and Michigan. High School: Graduated from Bellarmine College Prepatory School High School: Graduated with honors from F.J. Reitz High School in 2005 in 2005 ... captained high school team as a senior ... four-year varsity ... four-year varsity letterwinner ... team MVP and captain all four seasons letterwinner ... seven-time All-American ... received All-America cita- ... four-time All-American, earning citations in both the 100 and 200 tions in both the 100 backstroke and 200 individual medley relay during freestyle during junior and senior years ... 2005 Indiana state champion sophomore and junior years ... as a senior was an All-American in the in the 100 and 200 free ... four-time all-state selection ... three-time all- 100 back and with the 200 and 400 freestyle relays ... club team was conference selection ... went undefeated as an individual during fi nal year San Jose Aquatics ... has been with club since 1990 ... received club’s of competition ... left as the school’s record holder in the 50, 100, 200 and coaches award in six of last seven years ... named San Jose Aquatics most 500 freestyle ... placed among the top fi ve at states in the 100 and 200 free improved swimmer in 2004. during sophomore and junior campaigns ... recipient of the Herman Byers Outstanding Senior Male Athlete Award and the Outstanding Science Personal: Given name is Timothy Richard Watts ... born Nov. 7, 1986 ... Student Award ... received scholarship from the Air Force ROTC. son of Paul and Terry Watts ... has one older sister, Marisa, who swam at Purdue in the late 1990s ... has a younger sister, Carolyn ... majoring in Personal: Given name is John Steven Schmitt ... born Oct. 14, 1986 ... son computer graphics technology. of Steve and Mary Schmitt ... has an older brother, Bryan, and an older sister, Jamie ... wildlife major ... member of Air Force ROTC at Purdue.
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Luke Zehrung A.J. Boeh Sophomore Free/Fly Freshman Freestyle Osceola, Ind. Lebanon, Ind. Penn H.S. Lebanon H.S.
Top Times 500 free - 4:33.42; 1650 free - 15:45.31; 200 fl y - 1:49.91
2005-06: Named to Coach’s Honor Roll in fall of 2005 ... competed at High School/Club: Graduated from Lebanon High School in 2006 the Big Ten Championships in the 500 and 1650 free and the 200 fl y ...... four-year varsity letterwinner and scholar athlete ... two-time state fi nished 16th in both the prelims and fi nals of the 200 fl y at Big Tens ... qualifi er ... all-conference selection in the 200 and 500 free ... competed fi nals time was a 1:51.54 and prelim mark was a season-best 1:49.91 ... for Boilermaker Aquatics and was a three-year senior state qualifi er. recorded a mark of 15:45.31 in the mile at Big Tens, which was the team’s second fastest time of the season. Personal: Given name is Adrian J. Boeh ... born Oct. 20, 1987 ... son of Dan and Margo Boeh ... has four sisters: Hannah, Jessica, Lauren and High School: Graduated with an academic honors diploma from Penn Andrea ... business major. High School in 2005 ... four-year varsity letterwinner ... was part of three sectional championship teams ... team also was state runner-ups in Danny Cox 2005 ... fi ve-time sectional champion, winning titles in the 200 and 500 Freshman Diving freestyle and the 100 butterfl y ... placed sixth in the 100 fl y at 2005 state Menomonee Falls, Wis. meet, and was ninth in the 200 free ... NIC fi rst-team selection in the 100 fl y and 200 free ... recipient of team’s mental attitude award as a senior Menomonee Falls H.S. ... named team MVP for the 2002-03 season.
Personal: Given name is Luke Brandon Zehrung ... born Jan. 29, 1986 son of Dennis and Gena Zehrung ... majoring in computer graphics technology. High School: Graduated from Menomonee Falls High School in 2006 ... fi rst team All-American ... three-time conference champion ... fi nished fi rst at 2005 state meet and was named Wisconsin Diver of the Year as Gage Barry a junior ... 2001 national champion off the 3-meter springboard (13 and Freshman Freestyle under age group) ... represented Team USA at the Junior Pan American Chesterton, Ind. Games in Mexico City.
Chesterton H.S. Personal: Given name is Daniel Otho Cox ... born May 5, 1988 ... son of Gary and Kristin Cox ... has a younger brother, Nathan ... majoring in biological science.
High School: Graduated from Chesterton High School in 2006 ... four-year Aaron Koger varsity letterwinner ... helped lead team to four-consecutive conference Freshman Breaststroke and sectional championships and a third-place fi nish at states in 2006 ... left holding program records with the 200 and 400 free relay ... two-time Richmond, Ind. MVP ... three-time All-American ... at 2006 state meet, placed seventh in Richmond H.S. the 50 free and fi fth in the 100 free ... team captain ... four-year scholar athlete ... received Most Improved Freshman award.
Personal: Given name is Gage Grayson Barry ... born Oct. 17, 1987 ... son of Drew and Susan Barry ... has an older brother Seth, who swam at High School: Graduated from Richmond High School in 2006 ... four-year Auburn University ... majoring in computer graphics techonology. varsity letterwinner ... three-time Most Valuable Swimmer ... team captain as a senior ... 2006 state champion in the 100 breaststroke ... qualifi ed for state meet three times in both the 100 breast and 200 medley relay ... left Richmond H.S. as its program and pool record holder in the 100 breast ... three-time All-American ... recevied 2006 NISCA single event performance of the year award ... three-time sectional champion in the 100 breast ... fi ve-time all-North Central Conference ... three-time North Central Conference champion in the 100 breast ... conference record holder in the 100 breast ... 2006 100 breast champion at Indiana Senior States and Speedp Sectional Championships.
Personal: Given name is Aaron Rhys Koger ... born Dec. 9, 1987 ... son of Steve and Kay Koger ... has an older sister, Julie ... mechanical engineering major.
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Andre Koop Travis Smith Freshman Back/Free Freshman Freestyl Newton, Kan. Rochester, Mich. Newton H.S. Rochester Adams H.S.
High School: Graduated from Newton High School in 2006 ... four- High School: Graduated from Rochester Adams High School in 2006 ... year varsity letterwinner ... helped lead team to four-straight league 2005 USA Swimming Academic All-American ... 2005 spring sectional championships ... four-time fi rst team all-state selection ... named 2006 champion in the 1650 free. Kansas High School Male Swimmer of the Year after winning the 100 back and 500 free at state meet ... state champion in the 100 back as a Personal: Given name is Travis Cole Smith ... son of Roger and junior in 2005 ... state runner-up in the 500 free at three-consecutive state Karen Smith ... has a older brother, Jared ... majoring in mechanical championships from 2003 through 2005 ... placed third in the 100 back engineering. at the state meet as a freshman, and was runner-up as a sophomore ... named to Missouri Valley Swimming all-academic team ... voted Most Nathan Taylor Inspirational Swimmer three times. Freshman Breaststroke Personal: Given name is Andre Leighton Koop ... born Nov. 4, 1986 ... son Warsaw, Ind. of Cleo and Faye Koop ... has three brothers: Chacour, Aaron and Jeremy Warsaw Community H.S. ... major is undecided ... intends to enter Purdue’s College of Science. Kyle Mitrione Freshman Diving Haddonfield, N.J. High School: Graduated from Warsaw Community High School in 2006 ... four-year varsity letterwinner and state qualifi er ... state champion in Haddonfield Memorial the 100 breast as a junior and was third in the 200 individual medley ... at the 2006 state championships, was fourth in the 100 breast and runner-up in the 200 IM ... as a sophomore, placed sixth in the 200 IM and third in the 100 breast ... also placed third in the 100 breast at 2005 junior nationals. High School: Graduated from Haddonfi eld Memorial High School in 2006 ... two-time All-American ... two-time state champion ... school record Personal: Given name is Nathan Jeremy Taylor ... born Dec. 28, 1987 ... holder ... helped lead team to 2004 state championship ... placed second son of John and Paula Taylor ... has a younger sister, Katy ... engineering at 2005 AAU National Championships ... nine-time junior national fi nalist major. ... 2004 Olympic Trial fi nalist in 10-meter synchro event.
Personal: Given name is Kyle Roberyt Mitrione ... born March 17, 1988 Sam Wilcher ... son of Michael and Diane Mitrione ... has a younger brother, Jason ... Freshman Free/Fly plans to major in organizational leadership and supervision. Arlington Heights, Ill. J.P. Perez Christian Liberty Freshman Diving Dublin, Ohio Dublin Jerome H.S. High School/Club: Graduated from Christian Liberty Academy in 2006 ... competed for the Arlington Alligators swim club ... Olympic Trial qualifi er in the 100 and 200 fl y ... earned Olympic Trial cut in the 200- meter fl y at 2006 Senior Nationals, recording a time of 2:03.93 ... placed fi fth at 2006 junior nationals in the 100-meter fl y ... club record holder High School: Graduated from Dublin Jerome High School in 2006 ... in several long-course meter and short-course yardage races ... Arlington four-year varsity letterwinner ... three-time All-American ... four-time swim coach was Mary Ruffi n. conference champion ... two-time MVP ... recipient of team’s Captain’s Award ... 14-15 age group 3-meter gold medalist at 2004 Spring Nationals Personal: Given name is Samuel Robert Wilcher ... born Sept. 11, 1988 ... 16-18 age group 3-meter gold medal winner at 2006 Spring Regionals ... son of Charles and Mary Wilcher ... has a younger sister, Laura ...... 2006 runner-up off platform in 16-18 age group at East Nationals. intending to major in business management. Personal: Given name is Jon Patrick Perez ... born May 28, 1988 ... son of Michael and Meg Perez ... has two brothers, Jared and Chris ... majoring in landscape architecture.
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Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 23 October
Dan The Man Purdue head coach Dan Ross became the longest-tenured member of the Boilermaker coaching fraternity following Gene Keady’s retirement after the 2004-05 season. Head coach since 1985, Ross has worn the Old Gold and Black as a student-athlete, part-time and assistant coach for over 30 years. His Boilermakers got off to a great start in 2005, winning their first three duals meet and the Indiana Intercollegiates team title.
Best In State Since the opening of the Boilermaker Aquatic Center in 2001- 02, the Purdue swimming and diving teams have played host to the Indiana Intercolle- giates. This day-long meet consists of several in-state teams including Ball State, Vin- cennes, IUPUI, Indianapolis and Rose-Hulman. Purdue has yet to lose at this meet, and with its win over Notre Dame on Oct. 29, improved to 9-0 all-time against their neighbors to the north.
Trey Bien Junior Trey Smith looks up at the scoreboard following his victory in the 50 freestyle at the Indiana Intercollegiates. 2005-06 was Smith’s best all-around season as a Boilermaker, which culminated in an honorable mention All-America citation in the 200 medley relay.
One Of Many Senior Josh Karshen’s performances at the Indiana Intercollegiates earned him Big Ten Diver of the Week honors on Oct. 25. Karshen recorded personal bests off Running Start Junior Steve LoBue was named Big both springboards, totaling 325.95 points Ten Diver of the Week following off the 1-meter and 340.75 points off the Purdue’s convincing 182-118 victory 3-meter. It was the second conference over Notre Dame. LoBue earned accolade of Karshen’s career; he also won the third conference honor of his on Nov. 16, 2004, after helping Purdue career after posting a varsity record upset Northwestern, 152-148. In 2005-06, of 337.05 points in the 1-meter Karshen and Steve LoBue combined for competition, and for winning the 3- four Big Ten Diver of the Week crowns. meter crown with 347.18 points.
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Second Sight The Boilermakers posted a solid second-place showing at the star-studded Purdue Invitational, scoring 675 points. Purdue held off conference rival Northwestern, Missouri, Missouri State and Southern Illinois, but could not overcome a series of strong performances from the Ryan Lochte and the Florida Gators. Lochte set a pool record in the 200 backstroke with his time of 1:40.73. From left are Sr. Associate A.D. Nancy Cross, Bob Hennessy, Josh Karshen, Adam King, Giordan Pogioli, Athletics Director Morgan Burke, Mark Wolfred, Blake Scholz and J.R. Hillis.
Joe Cool BIFF, BOOM, BAM The competition wasn’t kind to Purdue at Sophomore Joe Colley recorded one of the biggest wins the Virginia Duals, where the Boilermakers faced the NCAA’s top team in of his collegiate career, defeating Northwestern’s Matt Auburn and conference rival Penn State in addition to the host Cavaliers. Grevers in the 100 back, 51.00 to 52.06. Purdue beat the Despite a trio of defeats, Purdue gained the necessary experience that Wildcats in their annual dual meet, 171-129. would later help them post a top-20 showing at NCAAs.
Shake N’ Blake French Flyer Senior Blake Scholz Sophomore Romain Maire posted helped Purdue sweep two season best times at the Purdue MSU and Northwestern, Invitational. A native of Dijon, by winning the 200 France, Maire recorded a 45.53 butterfly in 1:50.46. He leading off the 400 freestyle relay also placed fourth in the and posted a mark of 1:48.13 in the 100 fly and third with 200 IM, which is the fourth fastest the 400 medley relay. in Purdue history.
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Sgt. Schultz Freshman Zach Schultz emerged as a top-tier diver following his third-place showing off the platform tower at the Georgia Invitational with 283.35 points. Schultz, who later scored off all The Final Lap three boards at Big Tens, placed Senior Giordan Pogioli takes a rest in the warmup pool during behind Georgia’s Chris Colwill Purdue’s dual against conference rival Michigan. In his final and Auburn’s Steven Segerlin – home meet as a Boilermaker, Pogioli won the 200 breaststroke and both of whom are All-Americans. with the 400 medley relay. Despite these victories, Purdue fell to the Maize and Blue, 132-11. Pogioli left Purdue having captured three varsity records (100, 200 breast, 400 medley relay), two All- America citations and a Big Ten title in 2004.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS Purdue swimming was represented at the 2005 U.S. Open by Romain Maire and Louis Paul. Maire’s stay in Auburn was highlighted by a sixth-place showing in the 200-meter backstroke finishing in 2:04.53. Paul reached the championship finals of the 200 IM, finishing in 2:10.57.
Who’s This Guy? After winning all six Soo Far, Soo Good Sophomore Jin-Soo Kim provided events in his debut at Purdue with a solid 1-2 punch in Arizona State, freshman the breaststroke alongside Giordan Chris Etherington was Pogioli. At the Minnesota/ named Big Ten Swimmer Wisconsin triangular, Kim placed of the Week. Etherington’s fourth in the 100 breaststroke at debut was one of the 56.80 and was runner-up to Pogioli greatest in Purdue history. in the 200 breaststroke, fi nishing The Kokomo, Ind., native the course in 2:02.87. Kim showed won the 100 freestyle and marked improvement in his fi rst 100 butterfly and was full year as a Boilermaker, lowering part of all four winning his personal bests to 56.41 in the relays: 200 and 400 free, 100 breast, 1:59.68 in the 200 200 and 400 medley. breast and 1:51.60 in the 200 IM. Etherington was Purdue’s Kim’s career-best performance first conference swimmer in the 200 breast earned him the of the week since Romain seventh- place points at Big Ten’s Maire earned the award and ranks him fourth on Purdue’s on Jan. 18, 2005. all-time top performance list.
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50 Freestyle 100 Butterfl y 200 Medley Relay 20.49 Chris Etherington Big Tens 47.50VB Chris Etherington Big Tens 1:29.14B Colley, Pogioli Boiler-Make-It 20.55 Trey Smith Big Tens 48.36B Jon Ranochak Big Tens Etherington, Smith 20.68 John Mullen Big Tens 49.53 Joe Colley Big Tens 1:29.84 Colley, Pogioli Quad Duals 20.72 Andre Pereira Big Tens 49.83 Giordan Pogioli Boiler Invitational Etherington, Smith 20.88 Eddie Kenney Big Tens 49.90 John Mullen Big Tens 1:30.84 Colley, Pogioli Boiler Invitational Ranochak, Smith 100 Freestyle 200 Butterfl y 1:30.89 Colley, Pogioli Arizona State 44.68 Trey Smith Big Tens 1:48.56 Blake Scholz Boiler Invitational Etherington, Smith 45.11 John Schmitt Boiler-Make-It 1:49.20 Chris Etherington Big Tens 1:32.06 Colley, Pogioli Notre Dame 45.24 Eddie Kenney Boiler-Make-It 1:49.91 Luke Zehrung Big Tens Ranochak, Pereira 45.53 (R) Romain Maire Boiler Invitational 1:49.94 Joe Colley Big Tens 45.71 Jon Ranochak Big Tens 1:50.85 John Mullen Big Tens 400 Medley Relay 3:13.54VB Colley, Pogioli Big Tens 200 Freestyle 200 Individual Medley Etherington, Smith 1:38.08B John Schmitt Big Tens 1:47.82B Giordan Pogioli Big Tens 3:18.22 Colley, Pogioli Michigan 1:38.68 (R) Romain Maire Big Tens 1:48.13B Romain Maire Boiler Invitational Etherington, Smith 1:39.10 Craig Thompson Big Tens 1:51.60 Jin-Soo Kim Big Tens 3:19.35 Colley, Pogioli Indiana 1:41.03 Dave Hedge Big Tens 1:53.62 Mark Enoch Indiana Etherington, Maire 1:42.30 Graham Malmgren Big Tens 1:54.57 Steve Miskovetz Big Tens 3:20.16 Maire, Pogioli Boiler Invitational Ranochak, Smith 500 Freestyle 400 Individual Medley 3:20.31 Colley, Pogioli Arizona State 4:32.14 Tim Watts Boiler Invitational 3:51.24B Romain Maire Big Tens Etherington, Smith 4:33.13 Graham Malmgren Big Tens 3:58.52 Giordan Pogioli Notre Dame 4:33.33 Mark Wolfred Big Tens 4:00.77 Mark Wolfred Big Tens 1-Meter Diving 4:33.42 Luke Zehrung Big Tens 4:06.75 Jin-Soo Kim Notre Dame 351.95VZ Steve LoBue Big Tens 4:33.88 Craig Thompson Boiler Invitational 4:09.78 Graham Malmgren Boiler Invitational 341.20Z Josh Karshen Big Tens 299.45Z J.R. Hillis Intercollegiates 1,000 Freestyle 200 Freestyle Relay 297.70 Zach Schultz Big Tens 9:26.73 Mark Wolfred Notre Dame 1:20.72B Etherington, Smith Big Tens 9:35.59 Graham Malmgren Quad Duals Mullen, Kenney 3-Meter Diving 9:37.01 Luke Zehrung Indiana 1:22.95 Etherington, Smith Quad Duals 377.05VZ Steve LoBue Big Tens 9:38.91 Sean Davis Notre Dame Kenney, Pereira 367.50Z Josh Karshen Quad Duals 9:43.56 Craig Thompson Arizona State 1:23.44 Smith, King Boiler Invitational 345.50Z Zach Schultz Big Tens Schmitt, Pereria 326.50Z J.R. Hillis Quad Duals 1,650 Freestyle 1:23.82 Etherington, Kenney Arizona State 15:42.78 Mark Wolfred Big Tens Smith, Pereira Platform 15:45.31 Luke Zehrung Big Tens 1:24.60 Smith, Pereira Virginia Duals 414.25VZ Steve LoBue Boiler Invitational 16:09.52 Graham Malmgren Big Tens Schmitt, Mullen 385.15Z Josh Karshen Big Tens 16:10.00 David Hedge Big Tens 318.20Z Zach Schultz Big Tens 16:24.06 Sean Davis Boiler Invitational 400 Freestyle Relay 272.15 J.R. Hillis Big Tens 2:59.63 Smith, Schmitt Boiler-Make-It 100 Backstroke Etherington, Mullen Key 49.52 (R) Joe Colley NCAAs 2:59.71 Smith, Kenney Big Tens A-NCAA Automatic Qualifi er 50.83 (R) Romain Maire Virginia Duals Schmitt, Maire B-NCAA Provisional Qualifi er 51.09 Tim Watts Virginia Duals 3:01.48 Maire, Schmitt Boiler Invitational (R)-Relay Split 52.96 Trey Smith Boiler Invitational Pereira, Smith V-Varsity Record 53.09 Michael Hedge Notre Dame 3:03.48 Maire, Smith Indiana Z-Diving Zone Qualifying Score Etherington, Schmitt 200 Backstroke 3:03.73 Etherington, Maire Arizona State 1:44.82B Romain Maire Big Tens Schmitt, Smith 1:51.21 Tim Watts Virginia Duals 1:51.53 Mike Hedge Big Tens 800 Freestyle Relay 1:53.24 Joe Colley Indiana 6:37.70 Maire, Thompson Big Tens 1:54.48 Dave Hedge MSU/N’Western Pogioli, Schmitt 6:45.85 Maire, Pogioli Boiler Invitational 100 Breaststroke Smith, Schmitt 53.60VA Giordan Pogioli Big Tens 6:48.17 Smith, Schmitt Quad Duals 56.41 Jin-Soo Kim Big Tens Maire, Thompson 56.75 Steve Miskovetz Big Tens 6:54.29 Malmgren, Hedge Quad Duals 57.40 Chris Lashley Boiler-Make-It Mullen, Wolfred 1:00.11 Ryan Decker Arizona State 6:54.84 Mullen, Thompson Boiler Invitational Malmgren, Wolfred 200 Breaststroke 1:55.23A Giordan Pogioli Big Tens 1:59.68B Jin-Soo Kim Big Tens 2:02.21 Steve Miskovetz Big Tens 2:10.39 Mark Wolfred Arizona State 2:11.03 Chris Lashley Boiler Invitational
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50-yard Freestyle 100-yard Backstroke 1. Grevers, Matt - Northwestern ...... 19.36 #A 1. Grevers, Matt - Northwestern ...... 46.32 A 2. Cerensek, Igor - Minnesota ...... 19.93 B 2. Hesen, Ben - Indiana ...... 46.62 A 3. Doyle, Joe - Ohio State ...... 19.94 B 3. Plummer, David - Minnesota ...... 47.77 B Patrick, Todd - Indiana ...... 19.94 B 4. DeJong, Chris - Michigan ...... 47.95 B 5. Volcansek, Ales - Minnesota ...... 19.99 B 5. Lemyre, RJ - Ohio State ...... 48.20 B 6. Bubolz, Kyle - Northwestern ...... 20.00 B 6. Walkotten, Nick - Indiana ...... 48.22 B 7. Sorensen, Kyle - Wisconsin ...... 20.31 B 7. Berve, Dan - Minnesota ...... 49.07 8. Voelker, Matt - Ohio State ...... 20.42 8. Novak, Daniel - Ohio State ...... 49.88 Big Ten Swimming 12. Etherington, Chris - Purdue ...... 20.53 11. Colley, Joe - Purdue ...... 49.88 and Diving Championships 100-yard Freestyle 200-yard Backstroke 1. Grevers, Matt - Northwestern ...... 43.07 A 1. DeJong, Chris - Michigan ...... 1:42.94 A Indiana University 2. Bubolz, Kyle - Northwestern ...... 43.44 A 2. Mithchell, Adam - Minnesota ...... 1:43.26 A 3. Cerensek, Igor - Minnesota ...... 43.56 B 3. Plummer, David - Minnesota ...... 1:44.18 B Counsilman-Billingsley 4. Patrick, Todd - Indiana ...... 43.73 B 4. Maire, Romain - Purdue ...... 1:44.82 B Aquatic Center 5. Schmidt, Tyler - Minnesota ...... 43.99 B 5. Lemyre, RJ - Ohio State ...... 1:45.20 B Feb. 23-25, 2006 6. Houchin, Lee - Indiana ...... 44.02 B 6. King, Nate - Ohio State ...... 1:45.25 B 7. Volcansek, Ales - Minnesota ...... 44.37 B 7. Schirk, Pat - Penn State ...... 1:46.17 B 8. Doyle, Joe - Ohio State ...... 44.75 8. Grenda, Dane - Michigan ...... 1:46.53 B Final Team Standings 1. Indiana ...... 760.5 200-yard Freestyle 100-yard Breaststroke 2. Minnesota ...... 652 1. Vanderkaay, Peter - Michigan ...... 1:34.34 A 1. Swander, Kevin - Indiana ...... 52.64 *A 3. Michigan ...... 525 2. DeJong, Chris - Michigan ...... 1:35.49 A 2. Alexandrov, Mike - Northwestern ...... 52.97 A 4. Northwestern ...... 421 3. Schmidt, Tyler - Minnesota ...... 1:36.48 B 3. Pogioli, Giordan - Purdue ...... 53.66 B 5. Ohio State ...... 357.5 4. Cerensek, Igor - Minnesota ...... 1:36.97 B 4. Agache, Dragos - Iowa ...... 53.94 B 6. Purdue ...... 346 5. Patrick, Todd - Indiana ...... 1:37.03 B 5. Clutten, Ian - Michigan State ...... 54.34 B 7. Wisconsin ...... 214 6. Fesenko, Sergiy - Indiana...... 1:37.24 B 6. Knoechel, Andrew - Minnesota ...... 54.47 B 8. Penn State ...... 186 7. Woodson, Michael - Minnesota ...... 1:37.49 B 7. Lee-To, Colin - Minnesota ...... 54.54 B 9. Iowa ...... 127 8. Molzahn, Tom - Wisconsin ...... 1:37.50 B 8. Tiemeier, Brian - Ohio State ...... 55.12 B 10. Michigan State ...... 123 12. Schmitt, John - Purdue ...... 1:38.15 B 200-yard Breaststroke 2006 Big Ten Awards 500-yard Freestyle 1. Alexandrov, Mike - Northwestern . 1:55.19 *A 1. Vanderkaay, Peter - Michigan ...... 4:13.02 #A 2. Pogioi, Giordan - Purdue ...... 1:55.23 *A Swimming Coach of the Year 2. Fesenko, Sergiy - Indiana...... 4:16.79 A 3. Swander, Kevin - Indiana ...... 1:55.24 *A Ray Looze (Indiana) 3. Patton, Matt - Michigan ...... 4:22.14 B 4. Clutten, Ian - Michigan State ...... 1:58.88 B 4. Nilsson, Eric - Northwestern ...... 4:22.61 B 5. Tameris, Heath - Indiana ...... 1:59.27 B Diving Coach of the Year 5. Molzahn, Tom - Wisconsin ...... 4:22.71 B 6. Knoechel, Andrew - Minnesota ...... 1:59.52 B Adam Soldati (Purdue) 6. Wood, Zach - Minnesota ...... 4:24.67 B 7. Agache, Dragos - Iowa ...... 2:00.31 B 7. Beckerle, Travis - Minnesota ...... 4:25.47 B 8. Kim, Jin-Soo - Purdue ...... 2:01.80 Co-Swimmers of the Year 8. Davis, Brian - Northwestern ...... 4:26.44 B 16. Miskovetz, Steve - Purdue ...... 2:04.67 Peter Vanderkaay (Michigan) Matt Grevers (Northwestern) 1,650-yard Freestyle 100-yard Butterfl y 1. Vanderkaay, Peter - Michigan ...... 14:44.48 A 1. Bubolz, Kyle - Northwestern ...... 46.40 *A Swimmer of the Championship 2. Fesenko, Sergiy - Indiana...... 15:03.73 A 2. Tarwater, Davis - Michigan ...... 46.68 A Kevin Swander (Indiana) 3. Beckerle, Travis - Minnesota ...... 15:10.35 B 3. Walkotten, Nick - Indiana ...... 47.69 B 4. Koehler, John Kevin - Indiana ...... 15:11.98 B 4. Etherington, Chris - Purdue ...... 47.76 B 5. Brunfeldt, Alex - Indiana ...... 15:13.88 B 5. Doyle, Joe - Ohio State ...... 47.84 B Freshman of the Year 6. Wood, Zach - Minnesota ...... 15:16.13 B 6. Bernier, Evan - Minnesota ...... 48.08 B Nick Walkotten (Indiana) 7. Holmes, Mike - Minnesota ...... 15:20.09 B 7. Hesen, Ben - Indiana ...... 48.32 B 8. Austermann, Johnny - Michigan ....15:24.16 B 8. Berve, Dan - Minnesota ...... 48.51 B Co-Divers of the Year 12. Ranochak, Jon - Purdue ...... 48.42 B Brian Mariano (Indiana) Steven LoBue (Purdue) 200-yard Butterfl y 1. Tarwater, Davis - Michigan ...... 1:43.97 #A Diver of the Championship 2. Vanderkaay, Alex - Michigan ...... 1:44.32 #A Brian Mariano (Indiana) 3. Walkotten, Nick - Indiana ...... 1:44.39 A 4. Dauw, Curtis - Michigan ...... 1:47.15 B 5. Tomes, Marty - Ohio State ...... 1:47.86 B 6. Tiemeier, Brian - Ohio State ...... 1:49.33 7. Rice, Scott - Wisconsin ...... 1:51.03 8. Wood, Zach - Minnesota ...... 1:55.24 14. Etherington, Chris - Purdue ...... 1:49.95 15. Colley, Joe - Purdue ...... 1:51.04 16. Zehrung, Luke - Purdue ...... 1:51.54
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200-yard Individual Medley 200-yard Medley Relay All-Conference Teams 1. Mitchell, Adam - Minnesota ...... 1:44.64 *A 1. Indiana ...... 1:25.73 *A First Team 2. Vanderkaay, Alex - Michigan ...... 1:46.24 A 2. Northwestern ...... 1:25.91 A Indiana ...... Thomas Clavier, Ben Hesen 3. Alexandrov, Mike - Northwestern ... 1:46.32 A 3. Minnesota ...... 1:27.16 B Brian Mariano, Todd Patrick 4. Swander, Kevin - Indiana ...... 1:46.68 B 4. Ohio State ...... 1:28.40 B Taylor Roberts, Kevin Swander 5. King, Nate - Ohio State ...... 1:46.75 B 5. Michigan ...... 1:28.68 B Michigan ...... Chris DeJong, Matt Patton 6. Pogioli, Giordan - Purdue ...... 1:47.82 B 6. Wisconsin ...... 1:29.25 B Bobby Savulich, Davis Tarwater 7. Maire, Romain - Purdue ...... 1:48.83 B 7. Iowa ...... 1:31.77 Alex Vanderkaay, Peter Vanderkaay 8. Tiemeier, Brian - Ohio State ...... 1:49.59 B -- Penn State ...... DQ Minnesota ...... Igor Cerensek, Mario Delac -- Purdue ...... DQ Adam Mitchell, Tyler Schmidt (Colley, Pogioli, Etherington, Smith) 400-yard Individual Medley Northwestern ...... Mike Alexandrov, Kyle Bubolz 1. Vanderkaay, Alex - Michigan ...... 3:44.38 #A Ben Dexter, Matt Grevers 2. Mitchell, Adam - Minnesota ...... 3:44.43 A 400-yard Medley Relay Penn State ...... Mike Alderman 3. Murry, Steven - Indiana ...... 3:50.38 B 1. Northwestern ...... 3:07.91 *A 4. King, Nate - Ohio State ...... 3:52.71 B 2. Indiana ...... 3:08.48 A 5. Grenda, Dane - Michigan ...... 3:53.23 B 3. Minnesota ...... 3:10.48 A Second Team Indiana ...... Sergiy Fesenko, Nick Walkotten 6. Koehler, John Kevi - Indiana ...... 3:55.02 4. Michigan ...... 3:12.45 B Michigan ...... Bryan Vessels 7. Jensen, Matt - Indiana ...... 3:56.62 5. Purdue ...... 3:13.54 B Minnesota ...... Michael Woodson -- Payne, Russ - Minnesota ...... DQ (Colley, Pogioli, Etherington, Smith) Northwestern ...... Eric Nilsson 9. Maire, Romain - Purdue ...... 3:51.24 B 6. Ohio State ...... 3:15.43 B Ohio State ...... Kellen Harkness 7. Michigan State ...... 3:16.48 B Purdue ...... Josh Karshen 200-yard Freestyle Relay 8. Wisconsin ...... 3:17.15 B Steve LoBue Giordan Pogioli 1. Northwestern ...... 1:18.25 #A 2. Michigan ...... 1:19.92 B 1-meter Diving 3. Minnesota ...... 1:19.94 B 1. Alderman, Mike - Penn State ...... 354.45 * Big Ten Swimmers 4. Indiana ...... 1:20.00 B 2. LoBue, Steve - Purdue ...... 351.95 5. Wisconsin ...... 1:20.11 B 3. Fagan, Ryan - Indiana ...... 345.70 & Divers of the Week Oct. 11 ...... Scott Rice, Wisconsin 6. Purdue ...... 1:20.72 B 4. Karshen, Josh - Purdue ...... 341.20 Josh Bonner, Wisconsin (Etherington, Smith, Mullen, Kenney) 5. Mariano, Brian - Indiana ...... 332.85 Oct. 18 ...... Sergiy Fesenko, Indiana 7. Michigan State ...... 1:20.82 B 6. Roberts, Taylor - Indiana ...... 323.85 Adam Pierce, Penn State 8. Penn State ...... 1:21.16 7. Pierce, Adam - Penn State ...... 315.75 Oct. 25 ...... Adam Mitchell, Minnesota 8. Harkness, Kellen - Ohio State ...... 304.95 Josh Karshen, Purdue 400-yard Freestyle Relay 13. Schultz, Zach - Purdue ...... 297.70 1. Minnesota ...... 2:52.90 #A Nov. 1 ...... Sergiy Fesenko, Indiana 2. Northwestern ...... 2:53.11 #A 3-meter Diving Steve LoBue, Purdue 3. Michigan ...... 2:54.16 A 1. Roberts, Taylor - Indiana ...... 396.90 * Nov. 8 ...... Peter Vanderkaay, Michigan 4. Indiana ...... 2:56.87 B 2. Harkness, Kellen - Ohio State ...... 394.30 Mike Alexandrov, Northwestern 5. Ohio State ...... 2:57.38 B 3. Rappaport, Jesse - Indiana ...... 391.35 Adam Pierce, Penn State 6. Wisconsin ...... 2:58.39 B 4. LoBue, Steve - Purdue ...... 377.05 Nov. 15 ...... Mike Alexandrov, Northwestern 7. Michigan State ...... 2:58.55 B 5. Mariano, Brian - Indiana ...... 362.95 Ryan McIntosh, Northwestern 8. Penn State ...... 2:59.37 B 6. Karshen, Josh - Purdue ...... 348.15 Nov. 22 ...... Matt Grevers, Northwestern 9. Purdue ...... 2:59.71 7. Schultz, Zach - Purdue ...... 338.45 Steve LoBue, Purdue (Smith, Kenney, Schmitt, Maire) 8. Fagan, Ryan - Indiana ...... 310.30 Nov. 29 ...... R.J Lemyre, Ohio State Chris Ippoliti, Penn State 800-yard Freestyle Relay Platform Diving Adam Pierce, Penn State 1. Michigan ...... 6:22.73 #A 1. Mariano, Brian - Indiana ...... 391.85 * 2. Minnesota ...... 6:23.88 A 2. Karshen, Josh - Purdue ...... 385.15 Dec. 6 ...... Peter Vanderkaay, Michigan 3. Wisconsin ...... 6:34.75 B 3. Oxman, Mike - Northwestern ...... 369.30 Adam Pierce, Penn State 4. Indiana ...... 6:34.94 B 4. Kennedy, Shaun - Minnesota ...... 321.70 Dec. 13 ...... Adam Schmitt, Michigan State 5. Northwestern ...... 6:36.00 B 5. Montrie, Justin - Indiana ...... 314.05 Matt Akerley, Michigan State 6. Ohio State ...... 6:36.41 B 6. Rappaport, Jesse - Indiana ...... 296.90 7. Purdue ...... 6:37.70 7. Schultz, Zach - Purdue ...... 284.95 Jan. 10 ...... Chris Etherington, Purdue (Maire, Thompson, Pogioli, Schmitt) 8. Roberts, Taylor - Indiana ...... 280.55 Ryan Fagan, Indiana 8. Penn State ...... 6:37.71 11. LoBue, Steve - Purdue ...... 290.65 Jan. 17 ...... Matt Grevers, Northwestern 14. Hillis, J.R. - Purdue...... 272.15 Adam Pierce, Penn State Jan. 24 ...... Ben Hesen, Indiana * - Big Ten Meet Record Eric Nilsson, Northwestern # - Pool Record Ryan Fagan, Indiana A - NCAA Automatic Qualifying Mark Jan. 31 ...... Chris DeJong, Michigan B - NCAA Provisional Qualifying Mark Ryan Fagan, Indiana
Feb. 7 ...... Matt Grevers, Northwestern Steve LoBue, Purdue
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50-yard Freestyle 200-yard Backstroke 1. Jones, Cullen - N.C. State ...... 19.18 P 1. Lochte, Ryan - Florida ...... 1:37.68 N 2. Wildmann-Tobriner, BE - Stanford ...... 19.22 2. Sun, Hongzhe - Stanford ...... 1:40.25 3. Burnett, Simon - Arizona ...... 19.32 3. Thoman, Nick - Arizona ...... 1:41.31 4. Bovell, George - Auburn ...... 19.34 4. Cromwell, David - Harvard ...... 1:41.83 Ferns, Lyndon - Arizona ...... 19.34 5. Salatta, Lucas - Florida ...... 1:42.89 6. Cielo, Cesar - Auburn ...... 19.37 Plummer, David - Minnesota...... 1:42.89 7. Weber-Gale, Garrett - Texas ...... 19.44 7. Van Wie, Doug - Auburn ...... 1:42.99 8. Puninski, Alexei - Auburn ...... 19.65 8. Wike, James - Auburn ...... 1:43.18 18. Maire, Romain - Purdue ...... 1:45.68 100-yard Freestyle 1. Weber-Gale, Garrett - Texas ...... 42.11 P 100-yard Breaststroke 2. Wildmann-Tobriner, BE - Stanford ...... 42.17 1. Barbosa, Henrique - Cal. Berkeley ...... 52.52 P 3. Burnett, Simon - Arizona ...... 42.54 2. Swander, Kevin - Indiana ...... 52.54 4. Cielo, Cesar - Auburn ...... 42.58 3. Rollins, Dave - Arizona ...... 52.91 5. Ferns, Lyndon - Arizona ...... 42.65 4. O’Halloran, Tyler - Texas ...... 52.95 2006 NCAA Swimming 6. Grevers, Matt - Northwestern ...... 42.83 5. Polyakov, Vlad - Alabama ...... 53.07 and Diving Championships 7. Targett, Matt - Auburn ...... 42.89 6. Lowe, Matthew - Texas ...... 53.18 8. Sullivan, Christopher - Oakland ...... 42.94 7. Kornfi eld, Paul - Stanford ...... 53.38 8. Cass, Nate - Stanford ...... 53.62 Georgia Tech 200-yard Freestyle 18. Pogioli, Giordan - Purdue ...... 54.40 Aquatic Center 1. Burnett, Simon - Arizona ...... 1:31.20 O March 23-25, 2006 2. Vanderkaay, Peter - Michigan...... 1:33.31 P 200-yard Breaststroke 3. Meichtry, Dominik - Cal. Berkeley ...... 1:33.75 1. Barbosa, Henrique - Cal. Berkeley ...1:53.97 P 4. McGinnis, Matthew - Texas ...... 1:33.93 2. Polyakov, Vlad - Alabama ...... 1:54.08 Final Team Standings 5. Grant, Andy - Stanford ...... 1:34.04 3. Kornfi eld, Paul - Stanford ...... 1:54.41 1. Auburn ...... 480.5 6. Connell, Rory - Auburn ...... 1:34.80 4. Lowe, Matthew - Texas ...... 1:55.06 2. Arizona...... 440.5 7. Ritter, Adam - Arizona ...... 1:35.06 5. Pogioli, Giordan - Purdue ...... 1:55.58 3. Stanford ...... 362.5 8. Phillips, Shaun - Stanford ...... 1:35.51 6. Alexandrov, Mike - Northwestern ...... 1:56.46 4. Texas ...... 307 7. Barns, Ivan - Arizona ...... 1:56.62 5. Florida ...... 268.5 500-yard Freestyle 8. Shanteau, Eric - Auburn ...... 1:57.51 6. California ...... 250.5 1. Vanderkaay, Peter - Michigan...... 4:08.60 P 7. Southern California ...... 223 2. Mallouli, Ous - Southern Cal...... 4:12.92 8. Michigan ...... 209 100-yard Butterfl y 9. Georgia ...... 197 3. Rouault, Sebastien - Georgia ...... 4:12.94 1. Ferns, Lyndon - Arizona ...... 45.89 P 10. Northwestern ...... 183.5 4. Jensen, Larsen - Southern Cal...... 4:13.90 2. Subirats, Albert - Arizona ...... 46.02 11. Minnesota...... 136.5 5. Klueh, Michael - Texas ...... 4:14.10 3. Masson, Sam - Southern Cal...... 46.09 12. Indiana ...... 115.5 6. Phillips, Shaun - Stanford ...... 4:14.20 4. Tarwater, Davis - Michigan ...... 46.33 13. Alabama ...... 114.5 7. Vanderkaay, Alex - Michigan ...... 4:17.88 5. Bubolz, Kyle - Northwestern ...... 46.43 14. Arizona State...... 68 8. Meichtry, Dominik - Cal. Berkeley ...... 4:20.10 6. Cavic, Milorad - Cal. Berkeley...... 46.56 15. Tennessee ...... 66 7. Puninski, Alexei - Auburn ...... 46.60 16. Purdue ...... 59 17. Texas A&M ...... 45 1,650-yard Freestyle 8. Sullivan, Christopher - Oakland ...... 47.04 18. Virginia ...... 39 1. Rouault, Sebastien - Georgia ...... 14:29.43 P 21. Etherington, Christopher - Purdue .....47.87 19. Southern Methodist ...... 38 2. Vanderkaay, Peter - Michigan...... 14:33.76 20. Harvard ...... 29.5 3. Jensen, Larsen - Southern Cal...... 14:44.89 200-yard Butterfl y 21. North Carolina State ...... 28 4. Klueh, Michael - Texas ...... 14:48.24 1. Tarwater, Davis - Michigan ...... 1:41.84 P 21. Ohio State ...... 28 5. Randall, Mark - Alabama ...... 14:48.25 2. Stovall, Gil - Georgia ...... 1:42.10 21. Princeton ...... 28 6. Nevo, Gal - Arizona State ...... 14.55.54 3. Bodrogi, Viktor - Southern Cal...... 1:43.10 24. Kentucky ...... 27.5 25. Oakland ...... 22 7. Mellouli, Ous - Southern Cal...... 14.55.73 4. Calado, Gus - Virginia Tech ...... 1:44.25 26. Utah ...... 21 8. Phillips, Shaun - Stanford ...... 14:55.85 5. Cary, Patrick - UCSB ...... 1:44.41 27. Virginia Tech ...... 19 6. Vanderkaay, Alex - Michigan ...... 1:44.68 28. Nevada, Las Vegas ...... 18 100-yard Backstroke 7. Hasbani, Meir - Princeton...... 1:45.74 29. California, Santa Barbara ...... 17 1. Grevers, Matt - Northwestern ...... 45.93 8. Connell, Rory - Auburn ...... 1:47.58 30. Hawaii ...... 16 2. Van Wie, Doug - Auburn ...... 46.22 30. West Virginia ...... 16 3. Thoman, Nick - Arizona ...... 46.67 32. Miami ...... 15 200-yard Individual Medley 33. Georgia Tech ...... 12 4. Cromwell, David - Harvard ...... 46.80 1. Lochte, Ryan - Florida ...... 1:40.55 P 33. Florida State ...... 12 Hesen, Ben - Indiana ...... 46.80 2. Ritter, Adam - Arizona ...... 1:44.20 35. U.S. Air Force Academy ...... 11 6. Sun, Hongzhe - Stanford ...... 46.88 3. Shanteau, Eric - Auburn ...... 1:44.24 35. North Carolina, Wilmington ...... 11 7. Subirats, Albert - Arizona ...... 46.89 4. Wike, James - Auburn ...... 1:44.37 37. South Carolina ...... 10 8. Plummer, David - Minnesota...... 47.07 5. Rollins, Dave - Arizona ...... 1:44.75 38. Missouri ...... 9 6. Ally, Bradley - Florida ...... 1:45.16 39. George Mason ...... 8 7. Cass, Nate - Stanford ...... 1:45.84 40. Louisiana State ...... 7 41. Florida Atlantic ...... 5 8. Newman, Keenan - Stanford ...... 1:47.73 41. Brigham Young ...... 5 37. Maire, Romain - Purdue ...... 1:49.31 41. Louisville ...... 5 44. Pogioli, Giordan - Purdue ...... 1:50.46 41. North Carolina ...... 5 45. Washington ...... 4 46. Syracuse ...... 3 46. Cornell ...... 3 48. Yale ...... 2.5 49. Penn State ...... 2
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400-yard Individual Medley 400-yard Medley Relay 1. Lochte, Ryan - Florida ...... 3:38.15 N 1. Arizona ...... 3:06.08 P 2006 NCAA Awards 2. Mellouli, Ous - Southern Cal...... 3:39.47 2. Auburn ...... 3:07.43 Swimming Coach of the Year 3. Shanteau, Eric - Auburn ...... 3:44.27 3. Stanford ...... 3:07.96 Frank Busch (Arizona) 4. Rouault, Sebastien - Georgia ...... 3:44.63 4. Northwestern ...... 3:08.10 5. Ally, Bradley - Florida ...... 3:45.67 5. Texas ...... 3:08.42 Diving Coach of the Year 6. Vanderkaay, Alex - Michigan ...... 3:45.93 6. Southern California ...... 3:09.60 Dan Laak (Georgia) 7. Nevo, Gal - Arizona State ...... 3:48.35 7. Florida ...... 3:09.95 8. Stephens, Mark - Stanford ...... 3:51.64 8. Minnesota ...... 3:15.91 Swimmer of the Meet 26. Maire, Romain - Purdue ...... 3:53.11 20. Purdue ...... 3:17.57 Ryan Lochte (Florida) (Colley, Pogioli, Etherington, Smith) 200-yard Freestyle Relay Diver of the Meet 1. Auburn ...... 1:16.15 P 1-meter Diving Chris Colwill (Georgia) 2. Arizona ...... 1:16.54 1. Colwill, Chris - Georgia ...... 407.10 3. California ...... 1:16.72 2. Puhakka, Joona - Arizona State ...... 398.20 4. Stanford ...... 1:17.32 3. Segerlin, Steven - Auburn...... 382.80 Individual High Point 5. Texas ...... 1:17.90 4. Starks, Derek - Miami ...... 354.55 1. Ryan Lochte - Florida ...... 60 6. Minnesota ...... 1:18.81 5. Richards, Sterling - Utah ...... 340.55 2. Chris Colwill - Georgia ...... 57 7. Northwestern ...... 1:19.01 6. Sehn, Eric - Texas A&M...... 335.35 3. Peter Vanderkaay - Michigan ...... 54 8. Alabama ...... 1:19.68 7. LoBue, Steve - Purdue ...... 321.90 T4. Simon Burnett - Arizona ...... 52 19. Purdue ...... 1:22.73 8. Wilcox, Jonathan - Florida ...... 301.40 T4. Steven Segerlin - Auburn ...... 52 (Smith, Etherington, Maire, Colley) 6. Sebastien Rouault - Georgia ...... 51 3-meter Diving 7. Lyndon Ferns - Arizona ...... 47 400-yard Freestyle Relay 1. Colwill, Chris - Georgia ...... 460.95 8. Ous Mellouli - USC ...... 46 1. Arizona ...... 2:48.39 A 2. Puhakka, Joona - Arizona State ...... 413.05 9. Eric Shanteau - Auburn ...... 43 2. Auburn ...... 2:48.89 3. Segerlin, Steven - Auburn...... 401.20 T10. Garrett Weber-Gale - Texas ...... 41 3. Texas ...... 2:51.56 4. Griffi n, Philip - SMU ...... 373.95 T10. Steve LoBue - Purdue ...... 41 4. California ...... 2:52.37 5. Harkness, Kellen - Ohio State ...... 369.25 T12. Henrique Barbosa - Cal ...... 40 5. Stanford ...... 2:52.47 6. LoBue, Steve - Purdue ...... 358.40 T12. Matt Grevers - Northwestern ...... 40 6. Florida ...... 2:53.56 7. Roberts, Taylor - Indiana ...... 350.00 14. Wildman-Tobriner - Stanford ...... 39 7. Northwestern ...... 2:54.02 8. Hilde, Michael - Southern Cal...... 337.90 15. Alex Vanderkaay - Michigan ...... 38 8. Minnesota ...... 2:54.64 T16. Adam Ritter - Arizona ...... 35 Platform Diving T16. Shaun Phillips - Stanford ...... 35 800-yard Freestyle Relay 1. Segerlin, Steven - Auburn...... 469.30 18. Joona Puhakka - Arizona State ...... 34 1. Arizona ...... 6:16.67 A 2. Colwill, Chris - Georgia ...... 443.95 T19. Doug Van Wie - Auburn ...... 33 2. Michigan ...... 6:18.11 3. LoBue, Steve - Purdue ...... 349.60 T19. Eric Sehn - Texas A&M ...... 33 3. Texas ...... 6:19.61 4. Wiktorsson, Mats - Hawaii ...... 347.55 4. Florida ...... 6:21.69 5. Sehn, Eric - Texas A&M...... 333.45 Purdue All-Americans 5. Stanford ...... 6:21.71 6. DeMond, Kent - Princeton ...... 322.10 Steve LoBue 6. Auburn ...... 6:21.90 7. Stowers, Evan - Georgia Tech ...... 310.70 1-meter, 3-meter, Platform 7. Georgia ...... 6:23.73 8. Fagan, Ryan - Indiana ...... 300.40 8. Southern California ...... 6:25.20 Giordan Pogioli 200-yard Medley Relay A: American Record 200 breaststroke 1. Arizona ...... 1:23.88 A N: NCAA Record 2. Auburn ...... 1:25.08 O - U.S. Open Record Purdue Honorable 3. California ...... 1:25.37 P: Pool Record 4. Northwestern ...... 1:25.72 Mention All-Americans 5. Texas ...... 1:25.79 Joe Colley 6. Southern California ...... 1:26.06 200 medley relay 7. Florida ...... 1:29.90 -- Stanford ...... DQ Chris Etherington 15. Purdue ...... 1:28.91 200 medley relay (Colley, Pogioli, Etherington, Smith) Giordan Pogioli 200 medley relay
Trey Smith 200 medley relay
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 31 Results & Award Winners
2005-06 Schedule & Results 2005-06 Award Winners (5-6, 3-3 Big Ten) Dean’s List: David Hedge, Jin-Soo Kim, Adam King, Giordan Pogioli, Patrick Valentine, Tim Watts, Mark Wolfred 10/22 Indiana Intercollegiates .....1st, 856.5 pts. Ball State ...... 358.5 Semester Honors: Mark Enoch, David Hedge, J.R. Hillis, Josh Karshen, Jin-Soo Kim, Adam King, Steve Indianapolis ...... 296 Miskovetz, Giordan Pogioli, Craig Thompson, Tim Watts, Mark Wolfred IUPUI ...... 198 Rose-Hulman ...... 117 Athletics Director’s Honor Roll (Fall Semester): David Hedge, J.R. Hillis, Josh Karshen, Adam King, Vincennes ...... 100 Steve Miskovetz, Tim Watts, Mark Wolfred 10/29 Notre Dame ...... W, 182-118 Athletics Director’s Honor Roll (Spring Semester): Mark Enoch, Jin-Soo Kim, Adam King, Giordan Pogioli, Craig Thompson, Mark Wolfred 11/4 Michigan State ...... W, 237-63 Northwestern ...... W, 171-129 Coach’s Honor Roll (Fall Semester): Joe Colley, Mark Enoch, Mike Hedge, Jin-Soo Kim, Graham Malmgren, Giordan Pogioli, Zach Schultz, Trey Smith, Craig Thompson, Patrick Valentine, Luke Zehrung 11/11-12 Virginia...... L, 164-189 Auburn ...... L, 132-210 Coach’s Honor Roll (Spring Semester): Sean Davis, J.R. Hillis, Mike Hedge, Erik Ivinger, Josh Karshen, Penn State ...... L, 165-188 Chris Lashley, Romain Maire, Graham Malmgren, Steve Miskovetz, John Mullen, Zach Schultz, Patrick Valentine, Tim Watts 11/18-20 Purdue Invitational ...... 2nd, 675 pts. Florida ...... 882.5 Academic All-Big Ten: Mark Enoch, David Hedge, J.R. Hillis, Jin-Soo Kim, Adam King, Romain Maire, Northwestern ...... 629 Graham Malmgren, Steve Miskovetz, Giordan Pogioli, Patrick Valentine, and Mark Wolfred Southern Illinois ...... 466 Missouri ...... 391.5 CSCAA Academic All-America: Giordan Pogioli Missouri State ...... 364 CSCAA Honorable Mention Academic 12/2-4 Ohio State Open ...... 7th, 117 pts. All-America: Jin-Soo Kim (Divers Only) Most Valuable: Giordan Pogioli and Steve LoBue 1/6-7 Arizona State ...... W, 182-165 Most Improved: Zach Schultz 1/13 Michigan ...... L, 111-132 R.O. Papenguth Award 1/27-28 Minnesota ...... L, 134-219 (team loyalty and effort): Adam King Wisconsin ...... W, 227-126 Big Ten Sportsmanship Honoree: Adam King 2/4 Indiana ...... L, 108-134 Distinguished Scholar Athletes: Adam King, 2/23-25 Big Ten Championships ...... 6th, 346 pts. Giordan Pogioli, Mark Wolfred 3/5 Boiler-Make-It ...... NTS Big Ten Medal of Honor: Giordan Pogioli 3/10-12 NCAA Region C Zones ...... NTS Red Mackey Award Nominee: Mark Wolfred Mark Wolfred 3/23-25 NCAA Championships...... 16th, 59 pts.
Josh Karshen The 2005-06 Boilermakers
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Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 33 Records List
Purdue Records Big Ten Records 50 Free 20.08 Frank Smardo 1997 50 Free 19.35 Matt Grevers - Northwestern 2005 100 Free 43.82 (r) Louis Paul 2005 100 Free 42.46 Gustavo Borges - Michigan 1994 200 Free 1:36.05 (r) Louis Paul 2005 200 Free 1:33.31 Peter Vanderkaay - Michigan 2006 500 Free 4:21.37 Matthew Martin 2001 500 Free 4:08.60 Peter Vanderkaay - Michigan 2006 1,000 Free 9:00.30 Matthew Martin 2001 1,000 Free 8:44.11 Chris Thompson - Michigan 2001 1,650 Free 14:50.56 Matthew Martin 2000 1,650 Free 14:26.62 Chris Thompson - Michigan 2001 100 Back 47.81 (r) Louis Paul 2003 100 Back 45.62 Matt Grevers - Northwestern 2005 200 Back 1:43.51 Louis Paul 2005 200 Back 1:41.26 Chris DeJong - Michigan 2005 100 Breast 53.60 Giordan Pogioli 2006 100 Breast 52.54 Kevin Swander - Indiana 2006 200 Breast 1:54.85 Giordan Pogioli 2005 200 Breast 1:53.77 Mike Barrowman, Michigan 1990 100 Fly 47.50 Chris Etherington 2006 100 Fly 46.16 Davis Tarwater - Michigan 2006 200 Fly 1:46.15 Dan Kleber 2000 200 Fly 1:41.84 Davis Tarwater - Michigan 2006 200 IM 1:44.65 Louis Paul 2005 200 IM 1:44.64 Adam Mitchell - Minnesota 2006 400 IM 3:47.54 Matt Brown 1997 400 IM 3:38.18 Tom Dolan - Michigan 1995 200 FR 1:19.50 Frank Smardo, David Weis 1998 200 FR 1:17.74 Mike Alexandrov, Kyle Bubolz 2005 Kirk Larsen, Mike Ullom M. Grevers, D. Kormushoff - Northwestern 400 FR 2:57.49 Ross Croasdell, Kirk Larsen 1998 400 FR 2:51.24 Mario Delac, Terry Silkaitis 2005 Kevin Cornehl, Mike Ullom Adam Mitchell, Igor Cerensek - Minnesota 800 FR 6:34.74 Javier Diaz, Kyle Jackson 2001 800 FR 6:18.11 Peter Vanderkaay, Chris DeJong 2006 Matthew Martin, Jeremy Wright Al Vanderkaay, Davis Tarwater - Michigan 200 MR 1:28.20 Louis Paul, Tamas Bessenyei 2002 200 MR 1:25.72 Matt Grevers, Mike Alexandrov 2006 Donovan Crowley, Jeremy Wright Kyle Bubolz, Ben Dexter - Northwestern 400 MR 3:13.54 Joe Colley, Giordan Pogioli 2006 400 MR 3:07.91 Matt Grevers, Mike Alexandrov 2006 Chris Etherington, Trey Smith Kyle Bubolz, Ben Dexter - Northwestern
Diving Records Diving Records 1-meter (6-dives) 351.95 Steven LoBue 2006 1-meter (6-dives) 376.35 Mike Collier - Indiana 1999 3-meter (6-dives) 377.05 Steven LoBue 2006 3-meter (6-dives) 448.20 Randy Ableman - Iowa 1981 Platform (6-dives) 414.25 Steven LoBue 2005 Platform (6-dives) 391.85 Brian Mariano - Indiana 2006
Doris Z. Holloway Pool Records NCAA Records 50 Free 19.44 Matt Grevers - Northwestern 2004 50 Free 18.74 Fred Bousquet - Auburn 2005 100 Free 42.72 Matt Grevers - Northwestern 2004 100 Free 41.49 Duje Draganja - California 2005 200 Free 1:34.37 Dan Ketchum - Michigan 2004 200 Free 1:31.20 Simon Burnett - Arizona 2006 500 Free 4:15.06 Peter Vanderkaay - Michigan 2004 500 Free 4:08.60 Peter Vanderkaay - Michigan 2006 1,000 Free 8:56.59(s) Peter Vanderkaay - Michigan 2004 1,650 Free 14:26.62 Chris Thompson - Michigan 2001 1,650 Free 14:48.66 Peter Vanderkaay - Michigan 2004 100 Back 44.60 Ryan Lochte - Florida 2006 100 Back 46.68 Matt Grevers - Northwestern 2004 200 Back 1:37.68 Ryan Lochte - Florida 2006 200 Back 1:40.73 Ryan Lochte - Florida 2005 100 Breast 51.86 Jeremy Linn - Tennessee 1997 100 Breast 53.15 Kevin Swander - Indiana 2004 200 Breast 1:52.62 Brendan Hansen - Texas 2003 200 Breast 1:56.13 Giordan Pogioli - Purdue 2004 100 Fly 44.72 Ian Crocker - Texas 2004 100 Fly 46.89 Tony Swanson - Northwestern 2004 200 Fly 1:41.78 Melvin Stewart - Tennessee 1991 Matt Grevers - Northwestern 2005 200 IM 1:40.55 Ryan Lochte - Florida 2006 200 Fly 1:43.26 Davis Tarwater - Michigan 2004 400 IM 3:38.15 Ryan Lochte - Florida 2006 200 IM 1:45.56 Louis Paul -Purdue 2004 200 FR 1:15.78 Duje Draganja, Rolandas Gimbutis 2005 400 IM 3:45.84 Peter Vanderkaay - Michigan 2004 Jonas Tilly, Milorad Cavic - California 200 FR 1:18.28 Terry Silkaitis, Neil Osten 2004 400 FR 2:47.70 Duje Draganja, Milorad Cavic 2005 Ales Volcansek, Igor Cerensek - Minnesota Jonas Tilly, Rolandas Gimbutis - California 400 FR 2:51.65 Mario Delac, Terry Silkaitis 2004 800 FR 6:16.25 Ryan Lochte, Brian Hartley 2005 Neil Osten, Igor Cerensek - Minnesota Darian Townsend, Adam Sioui - Florida 800 FR 6:21.77 Davis Tarwater, Peter Vanderkaay 2004 200 MR 1:23.88 Albert Subirats, Dave Rollins 2006 Andrew Hurd, Dan Ketchum - Michigan Lyndon Ferns, Simon Burnett - Arizona 200 MR 1:27.40 Matt Leach, Kevin Swander 2004 400 MR 3:04.47 Aaron Peirsol, Brendan Hansen 2003 Murph Halasz, Claes Andersson - Indiana Ian Crocker, Chris Kemp - Texas 400 MR 3:10.55 Matt Grevers, Mike Alexandrov 2004 M. Hamming, T. Swanson - Northwestern Diving Records 1-meter (6-dives) 421.05 Joona Puhakka - Arizona State 2005 Diving Records 3-meter (6-dives) 460.95 Chris Colwill - Georgia 2006 1-meter (6-dives) 373.85 Jason Coben - Michigan 2004 Platform (6-dives) 469.30 Steven Segerlin - Auburn 2006 3-meter (6-dives) 369.35 Steven LoBue - Purdue 2005 Platform (6-dives) 414.25 Steven LoBue - Purdue 2005
34 Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 Top Performances
50 Freestyle 200 Backstroke 200 Freestyle Relay 1. Frank Smardo 20.08 1997 1. Louis Paul 1:43.51 2005 1. Frank Smardo 1:19.50 1998 2. Mike Ullom 20.32 1997 2. Brian Daly 1:44.38 1992 David Weis 3. David Handen 20.35 1987 3. Romain Maire 1:44.82 2006 Kirk Larsen 4. David Weis 20.43 2001 4. John Klinge 1:46.36 1994 Mike Ullom 5. Chris Etherington 20.49 2006 5. Juan Rodela 1:46.99 2001 400 Freestyle Relay 100 Freestyle 100 Breaststroke 1. Ross Croasdell 2:57.49 1998 1. Louis Paul 43.82 (R) 2005 1. Giordan Pogioli 53.60 2006 Kirk Larsen 2. Mike Ullom 44.38 1998 2. Tamas Bessenyei 53.78 2001 Kevin Cornehl 3. Jon Duncan 44.57 2001 3. Vilmos Kovacs 54.34 1997 Mike Ullom 4. Trey Smith 44.68 2006 4. Daniel Walter 55.38 2005 5. Kirk Larsen 44.71 1998 5. Michael Miller 56.13 2001 800 Freestyle Relay 1. Javier Diaz 6:34.74 2001 200 Freestyle 200 Breaststroke Kyle Jackson 1. Louis Paul 1:36.05 (R) 2005 1. Giordan Pogioli 1:54.85 2005 Matthew Martin 2. Ross Croasdell 1:37.52 1998 2. Vilmos Kovacs 1:56.80 1997 Jeremy Wright 3. Javier Diaz 1:37.74 1999 3. Tamas Bessenyei 1:57.37 2002 4. John Schmitt 1:38.08 2006 4. Jin-Soo Kim 1:59.68 2006 200 Medley Relay 5. Jeremy Wright 1:38.23 2001 5. Matt Brown 2:01.07 1997 1. Louis Paul 1:28.20 2002 Tamas Bessenyei 500 Freestyle 100 Butterfl y Donovan Crowley 1. Matthew Martin 4:21.37 2001 1. Chris Etherington 47.50 2006 Jeremy Wright 2. Jeremy Wright 4:24.95 2003 2. Jon Ranochak 48.26 2006 3. Ross Croasdell 4:27.38 1998 3. Tad Sayce 48.42 2001 400 Medley Relay 4. Dean Fredette 4:29.23 1993 4. Dan Kleber 48.82 2000 1. Joe Colley 3:13.54 2006 5. Greg Jablonski 4:29.44 1988 5. Matt Garrison 48.89 2001 Giordan Pogioli Chris Etherington 1,000 Freestyle 200 Butterfl y Trey Smith 1. Matthew Martin 9:00.18 2001 1. Dan Kleber 1:46.15 2000 2. Rion Epping 9:16.49 2002 2. Dean Fredette 1:46.92 1994 1-Meter Diving (6-dives) 3. Matt Brown 9:22.27 1997 3. Doug Wagner 1:47.71 1988 1. Steven LoBue 351.95 2006 4. Tomasz Drejer 9:23.80 1999 4. Blake Scholz 1:48.13 2004 2. Josh Karshen 341.20 2006 5. Don Fraser 9:24.06 1983 5. Nick Cenci 1:48.52 2004 3. Clayton Davis 332.95 2005 4. Frank Latt 332.55 1992 1,650 Freestyle 200 Individual Medley 1. Matthew Martin 14:50.56 2001 1. Louis Paul 1:44.65 2005 3-Meter Diving (6-dives) 2. Rion Epping 15:21.22 2002 2. Matt Brown 1:46.09 1997 1. Steven LoBue 377.05 2006 3. Don Fraser 15:35.79 1983 3. Giordan Pogioli 1:47.82 2006 2. Josh Karshen 367.50 2006 4. Ryan Morrissey 15:39.32 1998 4. Romain Maire 1:48.13 2006 3. Zach Schultz 345.50 2006 5. Garth Bringman 15:40.11 2004 5. Vilmos Kovacs 1:48.94 1998 4. Mark Virts 340.45 1977
100 Backstroke 400 Individual Medley Platform Diving (6-dives) 1. Louis Paul 47.81 2003 1. Matt Brown 3:47.54 1997 1. Steven LoBue 414.25 2006 2. Brian Daly 48.27 1992 2. Matthew Martin 3:49.42 2001 2. Josh Karshen 385.15 2006 3. David Hughes 48.80 2005 3. Romain Maire 3:51.24 2006 3. Zach Schultz 318.20 2006 4. Juan Rodela 49.15 2001 4. John Klinge 3:54.82 1993 5. Joe Colley 49.52 2006 5. Doug Wagner 3:55.13 1989 Retired Diving Records 1-Meter Diving (11-dives) 1. Steven LoBue 641.85 2005 2. Clayton Davis 551.30 2003 3. Eric Van Kannel 486.60 1989
3-Meter Diving (11-dives) 1. Eric Van Kannel 566.00 1989 2. Steven LoBue 559.40 2005 3. Clayton Davis 543.65 2002
Platform Diving (10-dives) 1. Steven LoBue 547.40 2005 2. Josh Karshen 511.60 2004 3. Clayton Davis 451.95 2005 4. J.R. Hillis 445.30 2004 5. Eric Warrick 437.45 2002
*all times measured in short-course yards.
Jon Ranochak Zach Schultz
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 35 Year-By-Year (since ‘75)
1975-76 (10-7) Illinois ...... W, 68-45 Notre Dame ...... W, 68-45 Purdue Invitational ...... 3rd Head Coach: Fred Kahms Saluki Invitational ...... 2nd Bradley ...... W, 77.5-35.5 Wisconsin ...... L, 30-79 Illinois State Relays ...... 4th of 10 Big Ten Championships ...... 8th Saluki Invitational ...... 5th Minnesota ...... L, 46-73 Northwestern ...... W, 93-28 Big Ten Championships ...... 6th Kentucky ...... W, 114-101 Ohio State ...... L, 57-66 1979-80 (6-8) Bradley ...... W, 67-45 Western Illinois ...... W, 75-38 Head Coach: Fred Kahms 1983-84 (5-5) Iowa ...... L, 41-72 Iowa ...... W, 72-51 Illinois State Relays ...... 5th Head Coach: Fred Kahms Big Ten Championships ...... 8th Michigan ...... L, 30-91 Northwestern ...... W, 76-35 Kentucky ...... L, 51-62 Michigan State ...... L, 30-93 Illinois State ...... W, 62-51 Clemson ...... L, 39-74 1987-88 (8-4) Indiana State ...... W, 75-38 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 73-40 Illinois Invitational ...... 4th Head Coach: Dan Ross Evansville ...... W, 83-30 Ball State ...... W, 63-50 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 77-35 *Vincennes ...... W, 63-35 Indiana ...... L, 27-96 Iowa ...... L, 31-82 Eastern Illinois ...... W, 64-49 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 121-91 Wisconsin ...... L, 43-80 Michigan ...... L, 26-86 Northwestern ...... W, 80-19 Indiana ...... L, 47-66 Minnesota ...... W, 94-29 Michigan State ...... L, 43-70 Michigan State ...... W, 65-48 South Dakota State .....W, 11-0 (forfeit) Ball State ...... W, 82-29 Indiana State ...... W, 59-54 *Vincennes ...... W, 83-28 Michigan ...... L, 41-72 Cincinnati ...... L, 56-67 Evansville ...... W, 75-38 Evansville ...... W, 83-30 Michigan State ...... L, 47-66 Illinois State ...... W, 62-52 Wisconsin ...... L, 42-71 Indiana ...... L, 39-74 Ohio State ...... W, 73-40 Northern Illinois ...... W, 89-24 Minnesota ...... L, 54-59 Wisconsin ...... L, 49-64 Northwestern ...... W, 77-33 Illinois ...... L, 49-74 Illinois ...... L, 52-61 Bradley ...... L, 48-65 Illinois ...... W, 66-47 Notre Dame ...... W, 72-51 Cincinnati ...... L, 49-64 Saluki Invitational ...... 4th Minnesota ...... W, 67-62 Big Ten Championships ...... 7th Ohio State ...... L, 46-67 Big Ten Championships ...... 6th Wisconsin ...... L, 51-78 Saluki Invitational ...... 4th Iowa State ...... W, 76-53 1976-77 (8-7) Big Ten Championships ...... 7th 1984-85 (9-5) Rice ...... W, 72-40 Head Coach: Fred Kahms Head Coach: Fred Kahms Big Ten Championships ...... 4th Illinois State Relays ...... 2nd of 10 1980-81 (5-8) *Vincennes ...... W, 76-37 Midwest Championships ...... 3rd Northwestern ...... W, 72-49 Head Coach: Fred Kahms Clemson ...... L, 37-76 NCAA Championships...... 38th Illinois State ...... W, 71-42 Northwestern ...... W, 74-39 Kentucky ...... W, 62-51 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 78-35 Miami (Ohio) ...... L, 24-89 Illini Invitational ...... 2nd 1988-89 (4-7) Ohio State ...... L, 37-86 Illinois State ...... W, 65-48 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 69-49 Head Coach: Dan Ross Cincinnati ...... L, 43-70 Eastern Illinois ...... L, 53-60 Eastern Illinois ...... W, 62-38 *Vincennes ...... W, 73-35 Riviera Swim Club ...... W, 67-28 Ball State ...... W, 61-52 Oakland ...... W, 69-42 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 123-120 Iowa ...... W, 64-59 Ohio State ...... L, 48-65 Northwestern ...... W, 80-22 Kentucky ...... W, 128-112 Michigan ...... L, 52-71 Iowa ...... L, 40-73 Eastern Michigan ...... L, 46-67 Purdue Invitational ...... 3rd Michigan State ...... L, 45-78 Michigan ...... L, 20-93 Michigan State ...... W, 66-47 Hawaii ...... L, 52-61 Indiana ...... L, 48-75 Michigan State ...... L, 45-63 Xavier (Ohio) ...... W, 61-50 Michigan State ...... L, 47-66 Minnesota ...... W, 73-49 Indiana State ...... W, 62-51 Wisconsin ...... L, 49-80 Ohio State ...... W, 74-39 Wisconsin ...... L, 44-78 Evansville ...... W, 70-46 Minnesota ...... W, 80-49 Northwestern ...... W, 62-49 Indiana State ...... W, 75-38 Indiana ...... L, 39-70 Illinois ...... L, 37-92 Minnesota ...... L, 29-100 Illinois ...... L, 55-68 Illinois ...... L, 47-66 Indiana ...... L, 43-66 Wisconsin ...... L, 58-69 Notre Dame ...... W, 77-48 Saluki Invitational ...... 4th Bradley ...... W, 76-37 Illinois ...... L, 61-66 Big Ten Championships ...... 8th Big Ten Championships ...... 9th Saluki Invitational ...... 4th Michigan ...... L, 35-78 Big Ten Championships ...... 7th Indiana ...... L, 48-65 1977-78 (3-6) 1981-82 (9-2) Big Ten Championships ...... 8th Head Coach: Fred Kahms Head Coach: Fred Kahms 1985-86 (5-6) Illinois State Relays ...... 3rd Illinois State Relays ...... 2nd Head Coach: Dan Ross 1989-90 (6-5) Northern Illinois ...... W, 83-29 *Vincennes ...... W, 65-29 *Vincennes ...... W, 92-12 Head Coach: Dan Ross Ohio State ...... L, 51-62 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 75-38 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 64-51 *Vincennes ...... W, 66-34 Cincinnati ...... L, 38-75 Illinois State ...... W, 71-41 Western Illinois ...... W, 62-51 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 124-119 Iowa ...... L, 30-83 Missouri ...... W, 44-24 Iowa ...... L, 37-76 Northwestern Relays ...... 6th Indiana State ...... W, 68-45 Ball State ...... W, 65-48 Illini Invitational ...... 3rd Iowa ...... L, 52-61 Indiana ...... L, 37-71 Northwestern ...... W, 71-36 Hawaii-Manoa ...... L, 35-60 Indiana ...... L, 47-66 Northwestern ...... W, 76-32 Michigan State ...... L, 43-70 Northwestern ...... W, 81-28 Purdue Invitational ...... 3rd Saluki Invitational ...... 2nd Indiana State ...... W, 73-40 Michigan State ...... L, 56-57 Oakland ...... W, 135.5-106.5 Wisconsin ...... L, 32-81 Evansville ...... W, 70-44 Purdue Invitational ...... 3rd Michigan State ...... L, 35-78 Minnesota ...... L, 35-78 Wisconsin ...... W, 72-71 Wisconsin ...... L, 56-73 Northwestern ...... W, 92-19 Big Ten Championships ...... 9th Bradley ...... W, 57-56 Illinois ...... L, 56-73 Illinois ...... L, 62-67 Illinois ...... L, 41-72 Minnesota ...... W, 94-35 Wisconsin ...... W, 71-58 1978-79 (7-6) Saluki Invitational ...... 5th Kentucky ...... L, 50-63 Minnesota ...... L, 36-93 Head Coach: Fred Kahms Big Ten Championships ...... 8th Bradley ...... W, 70-43 Kenyon ...... W, 73-35 Illinois State Relays ...... 4th Big Ten Championships ...... 8th Ohio State ...... W, 62-51 Northwestern ...... W, 80-31 1982-83 (7-4) Big Ten Championships ...... 6th Illinois State ...... W, 76-37 Head Coach: Fred Kahms 1986-87 (7-6) Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 85-28 *Vincennes ...... W, 72-33 Head Coach: Dan Ross 1990-91 (4-4) Ohio State ...... L, 53-60 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 82-31 *Vincennes ...... W, 72-41 Head Coach: Dan Ross Iowa ...... L, 53-57 Eastern Illinois ...... W, 59-54 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 109-104 *Vincennes ...... W, 111-87 Michigan ...... L, 29-84 Northwestern ...... W, 84-27 Western Illinois ...... W, 64-48 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 143-100 Michigan State ...... W, 70-43 Illinois ...... L, 40-73 Illinois Invitational ...... 2nd Indiana ...... W, 135.5-105.5 Indiana State ...... W, 73-40 Michigan ...... L, 37-76 Hawaii ...... L, 34-61 Kentucky Invitational ...... 4th Evansville ...... W, 72-41 Michigan State ...... W, 81-32 Brigham Young ...... L, 90-91 Michigan State ...... L, 97-146 Minnesota ...... L, 51-62 Evansville ...... W, 74-59 Northwestern ...... W, 71-22 Northwestern ...... W, 120-103 Wisconsin ...... L, 44-69 Indiana ...... L, 40-73 Ball State ...... W, 114-99 Illinois ...... W, 158-120 Indiana ...... L, 35-78 Wisconsin ...... L, 41-72 Michigan State ...... W, 65-48 Minnesota ...... L, 77-202
36 Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 Year-By-Year (since ‘75)
Wisconsin ...... L, 108-172 Iowa ...... L, 111-132 Northwestern ...... W, 140-101 2003-04 (4-8) Ohio State ...... L, 106-137 Western Illinois ...... W, 127-67 Wisconsin ...... W, 241-105 Head Coach: Dan Ross Big Ten Championships ...... 8th Ohio State ...... L, 88-157 Minnesota ...... L, 163-196 Indiana Intercollegiates ...... 1st Michigan State ...... W, 149-86 Indiana ...... L, 114-129 Iowa ...... L, 137.5-162.5 1991-92 (4-12) Notre Dame ...... W, 177.5-59.5 Big Ten Championships ...... 8th Georgia Tech ...... W, 213-134 Head Coach: Dan Ross Southern Illinois ...... W, 162-81 NCAA Championships...... 31st Florida Atlantic ...... W, 268-61 Arkansas ...... W, 141-103 Northwestern ...... W, 147-94 Purdue Invitational ...... 1st Indiana ...... L, 74-169 Wisconsin ...... W, 190-151 1999-2000 (6-4) Texas A&M ...... L, 114-129 Miami (Ohio) ...... L, 121-122 Minnesota ...... L, 146-206 Head Coach: Dan Ross Arizona ...... L, 105-134 Ohio State ...... L, 83-158 Big Ten Championships ...... 7th *Vincennes ...... W, 138-33 Missouri ...... W, 174-62 Southern Illinois ...... L, 77-87 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 219-61 Arizona State ...... L, 120-180 Kansas ...... L, 52-96 1995-96 (5-7) Eastern Michigan ...... W, 188-106 Michigan ...... L, 114-129 Illinois ...... L, 78-90 Head Coach: Dan Ross Iowa ...... W, 151-86 Michigan State ...... W, 190-105 Notre Dame ...... W, 62-51 *Vincennes ...... W, 123-95 Hawaii ...... L, 129-159 Wisconsin ...... L, 151-199 Northwestern ...... L, 36-77 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 127-116 Michigan State ...... W, 147.5-91.5 Minnesota ...... L, 118-234 Indiana Invitational ...... 7th Penn State ...... L, 21-142 Michigan ...... L, 103-138 Indiana ...... L, 107-134 Hawaii ...... W, 71-62 Indiana ...... L, 34-129 Minnesota ...... L, 118-218 Big Ten Championships ...... 6th Rainbow Classic ...... 4th Ohio State ...... L, 91-146 Wisconsin ...... W, 212.5-122.5 NCAA Championships...... 27th Michigan ...... L, 97-147 Northwestern ...... W, 140-101 Indiana ...... L, 94-147 Michigan State ...... L, 97-144 Hawaii ...... W, 149-82 2004-05 (10-2) Illinois ...... W, 182.5-95.5 Rainbow Classic ...... 1st 2000-01 (7-3) Head Coach: Dan Ross Wisconsin ...... L, 103.5-173.5 Michigan ...... L, 94-150 Head Coach: Dan Ross Arizona State ...... W, 153.5-146.5 Minnesota ...... L, 70-209 Michigan State ...... L, 111-126 *Vincennes ...... W, 105-79 Indiana Intercollegiates ...... 1st Northwestern ...... L, 114-129 Southern Illinois ...... W, 227.5-118.5 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 182-118 Boilermaker Challenge ...... 3rd Big Ten Championships ...... 9th Notre Dame ...... W, 266-100 Evansville ...... W, 144-106 Northwestern ...... W, 152-148 Minnesota ...... L, 112-256 Iowa ...... W, 171-111 Minnesota Invitational ...... 2nd 1992-93 (6-9) Harvard ...... W, 163-79 Texas A&M Invitational...... 2nd Iowa ...... W, 180.5-117.5 Head Coach: Dan Ross Big Ten Championships ...... 6th Boca Raton Invitational ...... 1st Southern Illinois ...... W, 208-86 *Vincennes ...... W, 133-94 NCAA Championships...... 27th Michigan State ...... W, 172-128 Florida Atlantic ...... W, 155.5-74.5 Indiana ...... L, 117-126 Michigan ...... L, 60-183 Air Force ...... W, 132-73 Northwestern Relays ...... 4th 1996-97 (7-2) Penn State ...... L, 72-171 Transylvania ...... W, 172.5-43.5 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 153-90 Head Coach: Dan Ross Wisconsin ...... W, 193-153 Eastern Michigan ...... W, 148.5-94.5 Illinois ...... W, 91-75 *Vincennes ...... W, 147-79 Minnesota ...... L, 117-235 Michigan State ...... W, 147-89 Southern Illinois ...... W, 102-46 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 141-102 Indiana ...... W, 131-112 Minnesota ...... L, 135-218 *Illinois State All Stars ...... W, 77-59 Penn State ...... W, 140-102 Big Ten Championships ...... 8th Wisconsin ...... W, 212-141 Northwestern ...... W, 66-47 Northwestern ...... W, 144-96 NCAA Championships...... 25th Indiana ...... L, 97-144 Kansas ...... L, 38-75 Coral Clash ...... 4th Big Ten Championships ...... 5th Purdue Invitational ...... 5th Michigan State ...... W, 164-41 2001-02 (6-5) NCAA Championships...... T20th Ohio State ...... L, 77-163 Michigan ...... L, 113.5-127.5 Head Coach: Dan Ross Notre Dame ...... W, 124.5-106.5 Wisconsin ...... W, 218-134 Indiana Intercollegiates ...... 1st 2005-06 (5-6) Michigan State ...... L, 96-140 Minnesota ...... L, 134-218 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 172.5-122.5 Head Coach: Dan Ross Iowa ...... L, 94-147 Indiana ...... W, 134-109 Iowa ...... W, 172-128 Indiana Intercollegiates ...... 1st Michigan ...... L, 107.5-127.5 Big Ten Championships ...... 4th Northwestern Invitational ...... 1st Notre Dame ...... W, 182-118 Northwestern ...... W, 132.5-102.5 NCAA Championships...... 19th Florida Atlantic ...... W, 166-96 Michigan State ...... W, 237-63 Illinois ...... L, 128-141 Cincinnati ...... W, 184-78 Northwestern ...... W, 171-129 Minnesota ...... L, 69-208 1997-98 (12-1) Texas A&M ...... L, 107-155 Virginia...... L, 164-189 Wisconsin ...... L, 114.5-162.5 Head Coach: Dan Ross Michigan State ...... W, 184.5-115.5 Auburn ...... L, 132-210 Big Ten Championships ...... 10th Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 145-98 Michigan ...... L, 81-162 Penn State ...... L, 165-188 NCAA Championships...... 35th Eastern Michigan ...... W, 140-86 Penn State ...... L, 107-136 Purdue Invitational ...... 2nd, 675 pts. Brown ...... W, 132-110 Minnesota ...... L, 106-246 Arizona State ...... W, 182-165 1993-94 (6-5) Harvard ...... W, 152-146 Wisconsin ...... W, 191-159 Michigan ...... L, 111-132 Head Coach: Dan Ross Coral Clash ...... 1st Indiana ...... L, 106.5-136.5 Minnesota ...... L, 134-219 Indiana ...... L, 87-156 Florida Atlantic ...... W, 211-76 Big Ten Championships ...... 8th Wisconsin ...... W, 227-126 *Vincennes ...... W, 135-100 Nebraska ...... W, 187-111 NCAA Championships...... T33rd Indiana ...... L, 108-134 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 152-91 Villanova ...... W, 245-41 Big Ten Championships ...... 6th Western Illinois ...... W, 141-100 Penn State ...... W, 129-114 2002-03 (7-5) NCAA Championships...... 16th Ohio State ...... L, 85-155 Northwestern ...... W, 173.5-123.5 Head Coach: Dan Ross Bowling Green ...... W, 186-107 Michigan State ...... W, 195-104 Indiana Intercollegiates ...... 1st *exhibition meet Michigan State ...... L, 102-139 Wisconsin ...... W, 249-107 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 165-130 Iowa ...... L, 117-123 Minnesota ...... L, 154-194 Iowa ...... W, 194.5-104.5 Notre Dame ...... W, 136-101 Indiana ...... W, 124.5-118.5 Northwestern ...... W, 202-96 All-Time Coaching Records Northwestern ...... W, 123-108 Big Ten Championships ...... 6th Pittsburgh ...... W, 194.5-104.5 Seasons Coach W-L-T Minnesota ...... L, 126-221 NCAA Championships...... 34th Cincinnati ...... W, 270-77 1919-20 M.L. Clevett 1-0-0 Wisconsin ...... W, 177.5-169.5 Georgia Tech ...... W, 214.5-138.5 1921-22 J.J. Barr 2-5-0 Big Ten Championships ...... 7th 1998-99 (5-3) Notre Dame ...... W, 175-123 1923 J.J. Merriam 1-4-0 Head Coach: Dan Ross Michigan ...... L, 99-140 1924 G.H. Aylesworth 1-4-1 1994-95 (7-4) Notre Dame Invitational ...... 1st Michigan State ...... L, 112-131 1925-38 Larry LaBree 28-52-0 Head Coach: Dan Ross Indiana Invitational ...... 2nd Minnesota ...... L, 113-240 1939-69 Dick Papenguth 83-135-1 *Vincennes ...... W, 124-88 Brown ...... W, 152-53 Wisconsin ...... L, 171-176 1970-85 Fred Kahms 115-93-0 Indiana College State Meet ...... 2nd Florida Atlantic ...... W, 139-66 Indiana ...... L, 116-127 1986 – Dan Ross 131-108-0 Indiana ...... L, 95-150 Michigan ...... L, 109-134 Big Ten Championships ...... 7th Totals 357-395-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 129.5-113.5 Michigan State ...... W, 164-79 NCAA Championships...... 34th
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 37 Series Records (Since ‘75)
Air Force (1-0) 1979-80 ...... W, 75-38 1988-89 ...... L, 48-65 1980-81 ...... L, 24-89 2004-05 ...... W, 132-73 1980-81 ...... W, 70-46 1989-90 ...... L, 47-66 1981-82 ...... W, 75-38 1981-82 ...... W, 70-44 1990-91 ...... W, 135.5-105.5 1982-83 ...... W, 82-31 Arizona (0-1) 1982-83 ...... W, 74-59 1991-92 ...... L, 74-169 1983-84 ...... W, 77-35 2003-04 ...... L, 105-134 1983-84 ...... W, 83-30 1992-93 ...... L, 117-126 1984-85 ...... W, 69-49 2000-01 ...... W, 144-106 1993-94 ...... L, 87-156 1985-86 ...... W, 64-51 Arizona State (2-1) 1994-95 ...... L, 95-150 1986-87 ...... W, 109-104 2003-04 ...... L, 120-180 Florida Atlantic (5-0) 1995-96 ...... L, 34-129 1987-88 ...... W, 121-91 2004-05 ...... W, 153.5-146.5 1997-98 ...... W, 211-76 1996-97 ...... W, 134-109 1988-89 ...... W, 123-120 2005-06 ...... W, 182-165 1998-99 ...... W, 139-66 1997-98 ...... W, 124.5-118.5 1989-90 ...... W, 124-119 2001-02 ...... W, 166-96 1998-99 ...... L, 114-129 1990-91 ...... W, 143-100 Arkansas (1-0) 2002-03 ...... W, 268-61 1999-00 ...... L, 94-147 1991-92 ...... L, 121-122 1991-92 ...... W, 141-103 2004-05 ...... W, 155.5-74.5 2000-01 ...... W, 131-112 1992-93 ...... W, 153-90 2001-02 ...... L, 106.5-136.5 1993-94 ...... W, 152-91 Auburn (0-1) Georgia Tech (2-0) 2002-03 ...... L, 116-127 1994-95 ...... W, 129.5-113.5 2005-06 ...... L, 132-210 2002-03 ...... W, 214.5-138.5 2003-04 ...... L, 107-134 1995-96 ...... W, 127-116 2003-04 ...... W, 213-134 2004-05 ...... L, 97-144 1996-97 ...... W, 141-102 Ball State (5-0) 2005-06 ...... L, 108-134 1997-98 ...... W, 145-98 1975-76 ...... W, 82-29 Harvard (2-0) 1999-00 ...... W, 219-61 1979-80 ...... W, 63-50 1995-96 ...... W, 163-79 Indiana State (7-0) 2000-01 ...... W, 182-118 1980-81 ...... W, 61-52 1997-98 ...... W, 152-146 1975-76 ...... W, 75-38 2001-02 ...... W, 172.5-122.5 1981-82 ...... W, 65-48 1976-77 ...... W, 75-38 2002-03 ...... W, 165-130 1986-87 ...... W, 114-99 Hawaii (2-3) 1977-78 ...... W, 68-45 1986-87 ...... L, 34-61 1978-79 ...... W, 73-40 Michigan (0-19) Bowling Green (1-0) 1988-89 ...... L, 52-61 1979-80 ...... W, 59-54 1975-76 ...... L, 30-91 1993-94 ...... W, 186-107 1991-92 ...... W, 71-62 1980-81 ...... W, 62-51 1976-77 ...... L, 52-71 1995-96 ...... W, 149-82 1981-82 ...... W, 73-40 1978-79 ...... L, 29-84 Bradley (5-1) 1999-00 ...... L, 129-159 1979-80 ...... L, 26-86 1981-82 ...... W, 57-56 Iowa (7-11) 1980-81 ...... L, 20-93 1982-83 ...... W, 77.5-35.5 Hawaii-Manoa (0-1) 1975-76 ...... W, 72-51 1982-83 ...... L, 37-76 1983-84 ...... L, 48-65 1985-86 ...... L, 35-60 1976-77 ...... W, 64-59 1987-88 ...... L, 41-72 1984-85 ...... W, 76-37 1977-78 ...... L, 30-83 1988-89 ...... L, 35-78 1985-86 ...... W, 70-43 Illinois (4-12) 1978-79 ...... L, 53-57 1991-92 ...... L, 97-147 1986-87 ...... W, 67-45 1975-76 ...... L, 49-74 1979-80 ...... L, 31-82 1992-93 ...... L, 107.5-127.5 1976-77 ...... L, 55-68 1980-81 ...... L, 40-73 1995-96 ...... L, 94-150 Brigham Young (0-1) 1978-79 ...... W, 68-45 1985-86 ...... L, 37-76 1996-97 ...... L, 113.5-127.5 1986-87 ...... L, 90-91 1979-80 ...... L, 52-61 1986-87 ...... L, 41-72 1998-99 ...... L, 109-134 1980-81 ...... L, 47-66 1989-90 ...... L, 52-61 1999-00 ...... L, 103-138 Brown (2-0) 1981-82 ...... L, 41-72 1992-93 ...... L, 94-147 2000-01 ...... L, 60-183 1997-98 ...... W, 132-110 1982-83 ...... L, 40-73 1993-94 ...... L, 117-123 2001-02 ...... L, 81-162 1998-99 ...... W, 152-53 1984-85 ...... L, 37-92 1994-95 ...... L, 111-132 2002-03 ...... L, 99-140 1985-86 ...... L, 56-73 1999-00 ...... W, 151-86 2003-04 ...... L, 114-129 Cincinnati (2-4) 1987-88 ...... W, 66-47 2000-01 ...... W, 171-111 2005-06 ...... L, 111-32 1975-76 ...... L, 56-67 1988-89 ...... L, 61-66 2001-02 ...... W, 172-128 1976-77 ...... L, 43-70 1989-90 ...... L, 62-67 2002-03 ...... W, 194.5-104.5 Michigan State (15-15) 1977-78 ...... L, 38-75 1990-91 ...... W, 158-120 2003-04 ...... L, 137.5-162.5 1975-76 ...... L, 30-93 1979-80 ...... L, 49-64 1991-92 ...... L, 78-90 2004-05 ...... W, 180.5-117.5 1976-77 ...... L, 45-78 2001-02 ...... W, 184-78 W, 182.5-95.5 1978-79 ...... W, 70-43 2002-03 ...... W, 270-77 1992-93 ...... W, 91-75 Iowa State (1-0) 1979-80 ...... L, 43-70 L, 128-141 1987-88 ...... W, 76-53 1980-81 ...... L, 45-63 Clemson (0-2) 1981-82 ...... L, 43-70 1983-84 ...... L, 39-74 Illinois State (6-0) Kansas (0-2) 1982-83 ...... W, 81-32 1984-85 ...... L, 37-76 1975-76 ...... W, 62-52 1991-92 ...... L, 52-96 1983-84 ...... W, 65-48 1976-77 ...... W, 71-42 1992-93 ...... L, 38-75 1984-85 ...... W, 66-47 Eastern Illinois (3-1) 1978-79 ...... W, 76-37 1985-86 ...... L, 56-57 1980-81 ...... L, 53-60 1979-80 ...... W, 62-51 Kentucky (3-2) 1986-87 ...... W, 65-48 1982-83 ...... W, 59-54 1980-81 ...... W, 65-48 1983-84 ...... L, 51-62 1987-88 ...... L, 47-66 1983-84 ...... W, 64-49 1981-82 ...... W, 71-41 1984-85 ...... W, 62-51 1988-89 ...... L, 47-66 1984-85 ...... W, 62-38 1985-86 ...... L, 50-63 1989-90 ...... L, 35-78 Indiana (4-22) 1986-87 ...... W, 114-101 1990-91 ...... L, 97-146 Eastern Michigan (3-1) 1975-76 ...... L, 27-96 1988-89 ...... W, 128-112 1991-92 ...... L, 97-144 1984-85 ...... L, 46-67 1976-77 ...... L, 48-75 1992-93 ...... L, 96-140 1997-98 ...... W, 140-86 1977-78 ...... L, 37-71 Kenyon (1-0) 1993-94 ...... L, 102-139 1999-00 ...... W, 188-106 1978-79 ...... L, 35-78 1989-90 ...... W, 73-35 1994-95 ...... W, 149-86 2004-05 ...... W, 148.5-94.5 1980-81 ...... L, 39-70 1995-96 ...... L, 111-126 1982-83 ...... L, 40-73 Miami (Ohio) (23-2) 1996-97 ...... W, 164-41 Evansville (8-0) 1983-84 ...... L, 39-74 1976-77 ...... W, 78-35 1997-98 ...... W, 195-104 1975-76 ...... W, 83-30 1984-85 ...... L, 43-66 1978-79 ...... W, 85-28 1998-99 ...... W, 164-79 1978-79 ...... W, 72-41 1987-88 ...... L, 47-66 1979-80 ...... W, 73-40 1999-00 ...... W, 147.5-91.5
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2000-01 ...... W, 172-128 1994-95 ...... W, 147-94 Texas A&M (0-2) 1982-83 ...... L, 41-72 2001-02 ...... W, 184.5-115.5 1995-96 ...... W, 140-101 2001-02 ...... L, 107-155 1983-84 ...... L, 49-64 2002-03 ...... L, 112-131 1996-97 ...... W, 144-96 2003-04 ...... L, 114-129 1984-85 ...... L, 49-80 2003-04 ...... W, 190-105 1997-98 ...... W, 173.5-123.5 1985-86 ...... L, 56-73 2004-05 ...... W, 147-89 1998-99 ...... W, 140-101 Transylvania (1-0) 1986-87 ...... L, 30-79 2005-06 ...... W, 237-63 2002-03 ...... W, 202-96 2004-05 ...... W, 172.5-43.5 1987-88 ...... L, 51-78 2004-05 ...... W, 152-148 1988-89 ...... L, 58-69 Minnesota (5-22) 2005-06 ...... W, 171-129 Villanova (1-0) 1989-90 ...... W, 71-58 1975-76 ...... W, 94-29 1997-98 ...... W, 245-41 1990-91 ...... L, 108-172 1976-77 ...... W, 73-49 Notre Dame (10-0) 1991-92 ...... L, 103.5-173.5 1977-78 ...... L, 35-78 1975-76 ...... W, 72-51 Virginia (0-1) 1992-93 ...... L, 114.5-162.5 1978-79 ...... L, 51-62 1976-77 ...... W, 77-48 2005-06 ...... L, 164-189 1993-94 ...... W, 177.5-169.5 1979-80 ...... L, 54-59 1982-83 ...... W, 68-45 1994-95 ...... W, 190-151 1984-85 ...... W, 80-49 1991-92 ...... W, 62-51 Western Illinois (5-0) 1996-97 ...... W, 218-134 1985-86 ...... W, 94-35 1992-93 ...... W, 124.5-106.5 1975-76 ...... W, 75-38 1997-98 ...... W, 249-107 1986-87 ...... L, 46-73 1993-94 ...... W, 136-101 1985-86 ...... W, 62-51 1998-99 ...... W, 241-105 1987-88 ...... W, 67-62 1994-95 ...... W, 177.5-59.5 1986-87 ...... W, 64-48 1999-00 ...... W, 212.5-122.5 1988-89 ...... L, 29-100 1995-96 ...... W, 266-100 1993-94 ...... W, 141-100 2000-01 ...... W, 193-153 1989-90 ...... L, 36-93 2002-03 ...... W, 175-123 1994-95 ...... W, 127-67 2001-02 ...... W, 191-159 1990-91 ...... L, 77-202 2005-06 ...... W, 182-118 2002-03 ...... L, 171-176 1991-92 ...... L, 70-209 Wisconsin (12-17) 2003-04 ...... L, 151-199 1992-93 ...... L, 69-208 Oakland (2-0) 1975-76 ...... L, 43-80 2004-05 ...... W, 212-141 1993-94 ...... L, 126-221 1984-85 ...... W, 69-42 1976-77 ...... L, 44-78 2005-06 ...... W, 227-126 1994-95 ...... L, 146-206 1989-90 ...... W, 135.5-106.5 1977-78 ...... L, 32-81 1995-96 ...... L, 112-256 1978-79 ...... L, 44-69 Xavier (1-0) 1996-97 ...... L, 134-218 Ohio State (3-12) 1979-80 ...... L, 42-71 1984-85 ...... W, 61-50 1997-98 ...... L, 154-194 1975-76 ...... L, 57-66 1981-82 ...... W, 72-71 1998-99 ...... L, 163-196 1976-77 ...... L, 37-86 1999-00 ...... L, 118-218 1977-78 ...... L, 51-62 2000-01 ...... L, 117-235 1978-79 ...... L, 53-60 Most Valuable Athlete Award 2001-02 ...... L, 106-246 1979-80 ...... L, 46-67 1967 Dan Milne ...... freestyle 1988 Doug Wagner ...butterfl y & IM 2002-03 ...... L, 113-240 1980-81 ...... L, 48-65 1968 Dan Milne ...... freestyle 1989 Doug Wagner ...butterfl y & IM 2003-04 ...... L, 118-234 1987-88 ...... W, 73-40 1969 Dan Milne ...... freestyle 1990 John Klinge ...backstroke & IM 2004-05 ...... L, 135-218 1988-89 ...... W, 74-39 1970 Joe Ladouceur ...... butterfl y 1991 John Klinge ...backstroke & IM 2005-06 ...... L, 134-219 1989-90 ...... W, 62-51 1971 Bill Smith ...... freestyle 1992 Brian Daly ...... backstroke 1990-91 ...... L, 106-137 1972 Maury Wolfred ...... backstroke 1993 Brian Daly ...... backstroke Missouri (2-0) 1991-92 ...... L, 83-158 1973 Maury Wolfred ...... IM 1994 John Klinge ...backstroke & IM 1981-82 ...... W, 44-24 1992-93 ...... L, 77-163 1974 Maury Wolfred ...... IM 1995 Matt Brown ...... IM 2003-04 ...... W, 174-62 1993-94 ...... L, 85-155 1975 Maury Wolfred ...... IM 1996 Matt Brown ...... IM 1976 Art Lorentsen ...... backstroke 1997 Matt Brown ...... IM 1994-95 ...... L, 88-157 1977 Mark Wintercom .....backstroke 1998 Vilmos Kovacs .....breast & IM 1995-96 ...... L, 91-146 Nebraska (1-0) 1978 Bob Remaly ...... breaststroke 1999 Vilmos Kovacs .....breast & IM 1997-98 ...... W, 187-111 1979 Bob Remaly ...... breaststroke 2000 Matthew Martin ...... freestyle Penn State (2-4) 1980 Scott Knake ...... IM 2001 Matthew Martin ...... freestyle Northern Illinois (2-0) 1995-96 ...... L, 21-142 1981 Bob Norris ...... fl y & free 2002 Tamas Bessenyei ...... breast 1975-76 ...... W, 89-24 1996-97 ...... W, 140-102 1982 Alan Bassett ...... backstroke 2003 Louis Paul .....backstroke & IM 1977-78 ...... W, 83-29 1997-98 ...... W, 129-114 1983 Alan Bassett ...... backstroke 2004 Louis Paul .....backstroke & IM 2000-01 ...... L, 72-171 1984 Dave Griscom ...... freestyle 2005 Louis Paul .....backstroke & IM Northwestern (27-2) 2001-02 ...... L, 107-136 1985 Alan Bassett ...... backstroke 2006 Steve LoBue...... diving 1975-76 ...... W, 93-28 2005-06 ...... L, 165-188 1986 Dave Pushka ...... IM Giordan Pogioli .....breaststroke 1976-77 ...... W, 72-49 1987 T.A. McCann ...... IM 1977-78 ...... W, 76-32 Pittsburgh (1-0) 1978-79 ...... W, 80-31 2002-03 ...... W, 194.5-104.5 1979-80 ...... W, 76-35 1980-81 ...... W, 74-39 Rice (1-0) 1981-82 ...... W, 71-36 1987-88 ...... W, 72-40 1982-83 ...... W, 84-27 1983-84 ...... W, 80-19 Riviera Swim Club (1-0) 1984-85 ...... W, 80-22 1976-77 ...... W, 67-28 1985-86 ...... W, 81-28 1986-87 ...... W, 71-22 South Dakota State (1-0) 1987-88 ...... W, 77-33 1987-88 ...... W, 11-0 (forfeit) 1988-89 ...... W, 62-49 1989-90 ...... W, 92-19 Southern Illinois (4-1) 1990-91 ...... W, 120-103 1991-92 ...... L, 77-87 1991-92 ...... L, 36-77 1992-93 ...... W, 102-46 L, 114-129 1994-95 ...... W, 162-81 1992-93 ...... W, 66-47 1995-96 ...... W, 227.5-118.5 W, 132.5-102.5 2004-05 ...... W, 208-86 1993-94 ...... W, 123-108 Giordan Pogioli
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 39 All-Americans
Elroy Heidke Morgan Byers Dick Hennigan Major Willis Keith Carter 1943 (breaststroke) 1945 (freestyle) 1946 (freestyle) 1946, 1948 (diving) 1947 (breaststroke & freestyle) 1948 (breaststroke & freestyle) 1949 (breaststroke & freestyle)
Charles Thomas Michael Kosmetos Murray Hubley Everett Brooks William Clingenpeel 1949 (freestyle) 1949 (freestyle) 1949 (diving) 1950 (backstroke & MR) 1952 (diving) 1950 (freestyle & MR) 1951 (backstroke & MR) 1952 (backstroke)
Bob Gawboy Fred Bautz George McElligott 1952 (individual medley) 1953 (backstroke & MR) 1954 (medley relay) 1954 (backstroke & MR) 1955 (medley relay) 1955 (breaststroke & MR) 1956 (medley relay)
Dick Talbot Rich Steinmetz Bruce Myles Leon Perkinson 1954 (freestyle & MR) 1956 (backstroke & MR) 1956 (medley relay) 1957 (medley relay) 1955 (medley relay) 1957 (medley relay) 1957 (medley relay)
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John Vogel Dan Milne Doug Wagner Brian Daly Matt Brown 1960-62 (diving) 1967-69 (freestyle) 1988 (butterfl y)* 1992, 1993 (backstroke)* 1996 (200*, 400 IM) 1997 (200, 400 IM)
Vilmos Kovacs Kirk Larsen Frank Smardo Mike Ullom David Weis 1996 (100 & 200 breaststroke) 1998 (200 free relay)* 1998 (200 free relay)* 1998 (200 free relay)* 1998 (200 free relay)* 1997 (100 & 200 breaststroke) 1998 (200 breaststroke)* 1999 (200 breaststroke)
Matthew Martin Tamas Bessenyei Louis Paul Giordan Pogioli Steve LoBue 2000 (1,650 breestyle) 2001 (100 & 200 breast)* 2003 (200 IM)* 2004 (200 breaststroke) 2005 (platform)* 2001 (1,650 free & 400 IM*) 2002 (100 breaststroke)* 2004 (200 IM)* 2005 (100 & 200 breast)* 2006 (1-meter, 3-meter, 2003 (100 breaststroke)* 2005 (200 IM & 200 back*) 2006 (200 MR*, 200 breast) platform)
*indicates honorable mention All-America status.
Joe Colley Chris Etherington Trey Smith Photos not currently available of: Sam Carter (1931 freestyle); John Dilley (1947 back- 2006 (200 medley relay*) 2006 (200 medley relay*) 2006 (200 medley relay*) stroke); Ted Salmon (1947 freestyle); Don Blake (1948 Medley Relay); Iddo Enoch (1948 Medley Relay); Andrew Forrest (1951 Medley Relay); Bob Dunlop (1950 breast & MR/1951 breast & MR); Walt Eversman (1957 back & MR/1958 back).
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 41 Big Ten Champions
Keith Carter Dan Milne Brian Daly Matt Brown Vilmos Kovacs Frank Smardo 1948 (50 free, 200 breast) 1967, 1969 (50 freestyle) 1992 (200 backstroke) 1996, 1997 (400 IM) 1997 (100, 400 MR) 1997 (50 freestyle) 1949 (200 breast) 1968 (50, 100 freestyle) 1997 (200 IM, 400 MR) 1997, 1998 (200 breast)
Gene Sutherland Mike Ullom Tamas Bessenyei Louis Paul Giordan Pogioli 1997 (400 medley relay) 1997 (400 medley relay) 2001 (100 breaststroke) 2003-05 (200 IM) 2004 (200 breaststroke) 2003 (200 backstroke) CSCAA Academic Honorees
Brian Daly Dean Fredette Scott Place Mike Ullom Matt Brown Matthew Martin
Tamas Bessenyei Louis Paul Giordan Pogioli Jin-Soo Kim Olympians
Keith Carter 1948 Mark Virts 1980 Gerald Koh 1996, 2000 Javier Diaz 1996, 2000, (United States) (United States) (Singapore) 2004 (Mexico)
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Boasting 384,000 living alumni, Purdue Purdue is ranked 21st in the nation in the Purdue Quick Facts University graduates have been to the moon, to latest U.S. News & World Report top 50 Location ...... West Lafayette, Indiana 47907 the highest levels of business and government, public universities and, in 2004, was ranked and to Sweden to receive the Nobel Prize. 59th in the world and ninth among American Founded...... 1869 The Indiana link in a nationwide chain of 68 public universities in a survey by The Times of Enrollment ...... 39,228 land-grant colleges and universities, Purdue London. Acres ...... 17,326 (14,428 for agriculture) owes its origin to the Morrill Act signed In addition to charting new paths through its by Abraham Lincoln in 1862 to promote instruction, Purdue also pushes back the frontiers Buildings ...... 377 establishment of schools to teach agriculture of research, from unraveling the molecular Market Value of Endowment ...... $1.3 billion and the “mechanic arts.” structure of viruses to designing a self-supporting An act of generosity by Lafayette businessman food system for space colonies to genetically Living Alumni ...... 384,000 John Purdue secured the college for Lafayette. engineering crops and plants for feeding an ever- President ...... Martin C. Jischke Purdue pledged money and land for the school. increasing global population. Provost ...... Sally Mason In return, the institution was named for him, and As one of the 25 largest colleges and he remained a trustee until his death in 1876. universities in the United States, Purdue leaves Faculty Representatives ...... Jeffrey T. Bolin Classes began in 1874 with a total of 39 its mark on the world — and beyond — on a daily Christie L. Sahley students and six faculty members. Since then, basis. Long known as the “mother of astronauts,” enrollment has grown to more than 69,000 on the University boasts 22 graduates — 20 men Athletics Director ...... Morgan J. Burke fi ve campuses and a faculty and staff totaling and two women — who have been selected to Nickname ...... Boilermakers nearly 18,400. A record 39,228 students are participate in the NASA space program. From Colors ...... Old Gold and Black enrolled at Purdue’s main campus in West the 1960s to today, from the Mercury Program Lafayette, Ind. to today’s fl eet of space shuttles, Purdue alumni Mascot ...... Boilermaker Special Since its inception in 1869, Purdue has have fl own on more than one-third of all manned Song ...... Hail Purdue attained widespread fame for the quality U.S. space flights. Neil Armstrong, the first of learning, research and engagement in a person to walk on the moon, and Gene Cernan, National Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I number of fields. Building upon historical the last person to leave it, both call Purdue alma Conference ...... Big Ten strengths in engineering and agriculture, the mater. In addition to the astronauts, scores of West Lafayette campus currently offers 7,400 scientists, engineers and other personnel who courses in more than 500 undergraduate help support the space program have graduated majors and specializations in the schools/ from Purdue. colleges of Agriculture; Consumer and Family From the steam era to the space age, Purdue Sciences; Education; Engineering; Liberal Arts; has forged a proud tradition of education, research Management; Pharmacy, Nursing, and Health and service to the state, the United States and Sciences; Science; Technology; and Veterinary the world — a tradition that gets stronger every Medicine. Programs of graduate study and day. research leading to advanced degrees fall under the jurisdiction of the Graduate School.
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Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 45 Lafayette–West Lafayette
West Lafayette, the location of Purdue University’s main campus, is the twin city of Lafayette, the county seat of Tippecanoe County. On the banks of the Wabash River, surrounded by rich, green farmlands, the cities are located 65 miles northwest of Indianapolis and 126 miles southeast of Chicago. With a population of more than 140,000, Lafayette-West Lafayette is one of the largest communities in northwestern Indiana, accessible from Interstate 65; U.S. Highways 52 and 231; and State Roads 25, 26, 38 and 43. Major bus lines and Amtrak trains stop daily. The Purdue Airport opened in 1930 as the fi rst university-owned airport in the nation. Lafayette-West Lafayette is a regional hub for restaurants, shops, museums and entertainment. The community offers 26 movie theaters, daily and weekly newspapers, 12 radio stations, a television station and cable system, nearly 150 churches of all major denominations, an art museum, a historical museum and 1,600 acres of public parks. Nearby points of historic and scenic interest include Fort Ouiatenon, on the National Register of Historic Places; Battle Ground, where William Henry Harrison fought the Battle of Tippecanoe; and the Museum at Prophetstown and Prophetstown State Park, dedicated to the preservation of Woodland Native American agricultural and environmental heritage. Lafayette also is home to the Long Center for the Performing Arts, Clegg Botanical Garden and Columbian Park Zoo. Located on the eastern side of the Wabash River, Lafayette shares the 13-mile long Wabash Heritage Trail with West Lafayette. Nearby Battle Ground, located northwest of West Lafayette, boasts Wolf Park, where people can see live wolves, coyotes and foxes in their natural habitat. Not only are there places to go in Lafayette-West Lafayette, but there also are plenty of things to do. The area serves as host to numerous community events throughout the year, including the Taste of Tippecanoe, ‘Round the Fountain Art Fair, Hot Summer Nights, Global Fest, Feast of the Hunters’ Moon, Christmas Parade, Gus Macker 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament and Trails of Tippecanoe Bike Tour. West Lafayette has experienced a recent renaissance of sorts in an area called “the levee,” located just across the John T. Myers Pedestrian Bridge from Riehle Plaza and downtown Lafayette. More than $100 million worth of construction has gone into developing Wabash Landing. The result is numerous restaurants, shops and apartments that have made the location a new focal point for locals and students alike. A diverse mixture of night spots, shopping centers, art museums and restaurants give Lafayette-West Lafayette a distinct and unique fl avor. Boasting the convenience of a modern city and friendly “down-home” residents, Lafayette-West Lafayette is one of America’s most-livable communities.
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Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 47 Boilermaker Aquatic Center
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Photo Guide 1.) The center offers permanent seating for 700 fans, expandable to 1,4000 with use of temporary bleachers.
2.) The center added a press row prior to hosting the 2005 NCAA Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships.
3.) The eight-lane, 50-meter competition pool, with the use of two moveable bulkheads, allows reconfi guration as a 20-lane lane, 25-yard short course.
4.) An exclusive weight room is provided on site for swimmers and divers.
5.) In just fi ve years, the center has welcomed some of the top national events, including two Big Ten Championships and the NCAA’s. The U.S. Open will come to West Lafayette this December.
6.) A 12-person spa is a great asset to the divers who wait their turn during competition.
7.) The diving area boasts towers of 1, 3, 5, 7.5 and 10-meters in addition to two 1-meter and 3-meter 6 7 springboards.
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Photo Guide 8.) A Daktronics scoreboard provides state-of-the-art scoring and allows live video coverage of events.
9.) The diving team has its own drydock practice area, which is located on the upper concourse of the center. Several new TiVO monitors were installed in 2005 allowing divers to take note of their form.
10.) A second harness system with rope and pulley was built over the diving well near the 3-meter springboards.
11.) An on-deck TiVO system allows athletes to watch their dives seconds after exiting the water. Above, diving coach Adam Soldati and Josh Karshen review proper technique.
12.) Another luxury for the divers is a trampoline/rope and pulley system, which allows them to practice their airborne movements.
13 & 14.) Record boards for swimming and diving were installed on the north and south ends of the pool shortly before the start of the 2005-06 campaign. The boards, which list varsity and pool records, are updated after the 13 14 conclusion of the home season.
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 49 A.D. Morgan J. Burke
the top coaching and student-athlete talent to West throughout, wider aisles and individual seats, and Lafayette. increased seating for fans in wheelchairs. The crown A 1973 industrial management graduate, Burke of this project is the West Pavilion, which houses was a member of Phi Beta Kappa scholastic honorary. suites, indoor and outdoor club seats, two stadium After graduation, he continued at Purdue and earned a clubs, facilities for the working press and game- master’s degree in industrial relations in 1975. In 1980, day staff, and offi ces for the John Purdue Club and he graduated with a law degree from John Marshall marketing staff. Law School in Chicago. The Boilermaker Aquatic Center opened its He pursued a successful career with Inland Steel doors to the delight of swimmers and divers in Co. after law school, moving through 13 positions in an the fall of 2001 and since then has played host to 18-year span. He was vice president when he departed several championship events including the Big to become athletics director. Ten Championships in 2003 and 2004, the 2005 When Burke succeeded George King as AD on NCAA Women’s Championships and the 2002 and Jan. 1, 1993, Purdue had a solid reputation for playing 2005 NCAA Diving Zones. In December of 2006, hard and playing by the rules. Burke pledged to build the Boilermaker Aquatic Center will welcome the on the foundation already in place. Working with world’s best swimmers for the U.S. Open. coaches and staff, aggressive goals were set. Purdue’s golf complex has undergone several On the athletics side, Burke’s expectation was facelifts over the past decade. Pete Dye’s redesign to improve the position of Purdue teams in the Big of the “north course” – now known as the Kampen Ten and nationally. During his tenure, squads have Course – instantly placed Purdue’s golf facilities made signifi cant strides by both measures. In 2003- on the national map, as the Boilermakers played 04, 13 teams placed in the upper half of the Big Ten, host to the 2003 NCAA Women’s Championships. a record number in Burke’s time at Purdue. That The newest addition to the Birck Boilermaker Golf fi gure compares with six squads in the upper half of Complex is the Tom Spurgeon indoor training center, the conference standings in 1992-93. On the national which was dedicated in October of 2005. scene, the Boilermakers have gone from 81st in This season, Boilermaker supporters will 1994-95 to 35th in 2005-06 among NCAA Division I get a look at a new facility and an upgrade of Now in his 14th year as director of intercollegiate programs. another longtime edifi ce. The Dennis J. and Mary athletics, Morgan Burke embodies the Boilermaker Similar excellence was expected in the classroom: Lou Schwartz Tennis Center, which was offi cially spirit that drew him back to his alma mater. To match or surpass the overall grade-point average of dedicated in October of 2005, will be ready to open During his tenure, the women’s basketball team the general student body. That goal has been achieved its doors this winter just in time to play host to the captured the national championship, the football each of the last 18 semesters. Following the 2006 2007 Big Ten men’s tennis championships. team embarked on a run of eight bowl games in spring semester, the cumulative GPA for all current Purdue’s volleyball program, which advanced eight years and the men’s basketball team achieved Purdue student-athletes was a record 2.97. In addition, to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament in 2005, an unprecedented string of back-to-back-to-back Big the four-year average graduation rate has risen to 70 received several major upgrades to its court within Ten Conference championships. percent. the Intercollegiate Athletic Facility. The volleyball Burke has been called the athletics director More specifically, Burke articulated an court was revamped over the summer of 2006 and who came down from the grandstands because expectation for all areas of Intercollegiate Athletics named after Boilermaker supporters Ron and Kay he was an avid fan and member of the John to make measurable improvement. Belin. Purdue Club long before he was appointed to lead Because Intercollegiate Athletics writes a check Finally, the Mollenkopf Athletic Center got a Intercollegiate Athletics in 1992. No one wants to to the University for scholarships, fi nancial resources makeover during the spring and summer of 2006. The see the Boilermakers prevail in competition more had to be expanded greatly to support all sports. Burke 16-year-old AstroTurf was replaced with state-of-the- than Burke, and few expend more energy in cheering challenged Purdue alumni and fans to get on board to art FieldTurf, while the walls of the indoor practice them on to victory. But Burke views the academic propel Boilermaker athletics to greatness. He set a facility were repainted and adorned with banners that accomplishments and athletic exploits as far greater goal of doubling the size of the 4,350-member John pay tribute to Purdue’s rich football tradition. than the sum of their parts. Purdue Club as well as doubling the $2.5 million raised Another goal of Burke’s was to involve former “We strive to make the student-athlete annually to support student-athletes. Both goals have student-athletes in the life of the department, to experience as enriching and meaningful as possible,” been achieved, with JPC memberships now at 9,000 counsel and question, and provide ideas to keep says Burke, who was captain of the Boilermaker swim and annual dollars raised to support scholarships and the organization sharp. In 1993, he established team his senior year. “These young men and women academic support services in excess of $7 million. an advisory council made up of 24 student- come to us with great abilities and potential, and we Burke and his staff have set a high standard athlete alumni. The group meets annually to hear do all we can as coaches and administrators to help for the future. As a rallying point on the road to reports and make suggestions to Burke and senior them develop fully as leaders and citizens who will preeminence, administrators coined the term “25/75 administrators. make the world a better place than they found it.” Club” to articulate a vision of an intercollegiate In 2003, former student-athletes found a new In Burke’s time at the helm of Purdue athletics organization that achieves an average fi nish home in Intercollegiate Athletics with the founding of Intercollegiate Athletics, performances on and off in the top 25 across all sports and graduates 75 percent the Varsity P Club. A subset of the John Purdue Club, the fi eld refl ect the high expectations that heralded of student-athletes. Precious few institutions achieve the Varsity P Club hosts the annual Legends Weekend his hiring. this lofty status. They are Duke, North Carolina, Notre each fall, welcoming back Boilermaker athletes for In 1992, the Purdue Board of Trustees voted Dame, Penn State and Stanford. golf, good times and the Ross-Ade Stadium roar. unanimously to declare the intention to establish Regular upgrades of competition and practice Burke, 54, is married to the former Catherine “a nationally prominent athletic organization that venues are vital in attracting and retaining top- J. (Kate) Mullane, a Purdue alumna and pharmacist. is excellent in all respects.” That meant making student athlete and coaching talent, and that’s why They have three children: Joyce, Morgan Jr. and up ground on the other schools in the Big Ten and Burke and his staff have identifi ed and addressed a Patrick. Joyce is a Purdue alumna working as a achieving in the classroom at the level of the general number of facility priorities since the start of the new materials engineer; she and her husband, Ryan, reside student body. It meant winning and playing by millennium. in Austin, Texas. Morgan Jr., a Purdue graduate, is the rules. It meant getting to more bowl games in In spring 2001, work started on the $70 million a landscape architect and works with a fi rm in San football, more NCAA Tournament basketball games dollar renovation of Ross-Ade Stadium. The remade Francisco. Patrick is attending Purdue in the College and other postseason contests, and it meant building Ross-Ade boasts vastly expanded concessions and of Engineering. new facilities and improving the others to attract restrooms along a wider concourse, new concrete
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Senior Associate Senior Associate Senior Associate Senior Associate Associate Athletics Director Athletics Director Athletics Director Athletics Director Athletics Director Roger Blalock Nancy Cross Joe Muller Glenn Tompkins Ed Howat
Associate Assistant Assistant Interim Assistant Aquatic Center Director Athletics Director Athletics Director Athletics Director Athletics Director David Fraseur Barb Kapp Tom Reiter Steve Simmerman Tom Schott
Meet Management Secretary Athletic Trainer Sports Psychologist Team Physician Michael Turner Agnes Hawn Craig Voll Chris Carr Greg Rowdon
Team Physician Strength & Conditioning Equipment Manager Academic Advisor Team Manager Alayne Sundstrom Greg Lehman Marty Quinn Nicole McKinney Eric Wolfe
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 51 The Holloways
Since their graduations from Purdue, Bob and Doris Holloway have been and continue to be long-time supporters of Purdue University and Boilermaker Athletics. A 1948 graduate of the School of Liberal Arts, Bob has devoted much of his life to the sports world. As a student, he was the sports editor for the Exponent and a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Early in his career he worked in professional baseball as an umpire and then eventually owned and operated several swimming clubs in Kentucky. As a Purdue alumnus, Bob has served on the Athletic Affairs Committee since its inception in 1980. During his tenure, several key projects have been planned, constructed and fi nished, including the Aquatic Center plan, for the benefi t of all Purdue students, student-athletes and fans. Also a Purdue alumna, Doris was a 1947 graduate of the School of Liberal Arts and was a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Bob Holloway currently resides in Louisville, Ky. He and his wife had four children – Susan, Rebecca, Jennifer and Robert – all of whom are Bob and his late wife, Doris Z. Holloway, are Purdue alumni and lead Purdue graduates, as well. supporters of the Boilermaker Aquatic Center. Because of their love for Purdue and belief in the swimming program with their leadership gift, it is with great pride that Purdue dedicated the new facility on Oct. 26, 2001, and honored Doris by naming the competition pool in her honor.
“Coach Holloway” talks to former Boilermaker team captain Adam King about the Boilermakers’ meet strategy.
The Holloway Family poses at the dedication of the Boilermaker Aquatic Center on Oct. 26, 2001. Bob Holloway was the special guest at the Boilermakers’ inaugural meet in the Boilermaker Aquatic Center and Doris Z. Holloway Pool, as Purdue hosted the Indiana Intercollegiates. From left, men’s head coach Dan Ross, Bob Holloway and women’s head coach Cathy Wright-Eger.
52 Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 Notable Alumni
Long known as the “mother of astronauts” and a world leader in engineering, science and agricultural education and research, Purdue University also sends its sons and daughters to make a difference around the world and at home in business, government and even entertainment. Of the 384,000 living Purdue alumni, 44 percent reside in Indiana. More than 18,000 call California home, and more than 11,000 reside in Texas; the Hawaiian Islands are home to 705, and 333 live in Alaska. Purdue graduates are pioneers and achievers in occupations as diverse as being elected to the Australian Parliament, serving as director of the National Science Foundation and head of Disney Studios. Others have become underwater explorers, traveled the country and world as relief workers with American Red Cross, founded support groups for cancer survivors and operated the largest duckling farm in the United States. Robert Charles, who graduated in 1958 with a mechanical engineering degree, holds the distinction of being the fi rst and only U.S.-born member of the Australian Parliament. Neil Armstrong Orville Redenbacher Rita Colwell earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in 1956 and 1958. A molecular biologist, she is credited with devising a scheme that will drastically curtail the spread of cholera in Africa. A Purdue alumnus led the team that produced an icon of shopping that ranks with the shopping cart and cash register in its ubiquity: the Universal Product Code or bar code. While employed at IBM in the early 1970s, Paul McEnroe and his team came up with a way to track inventory and record purchases at the same time. She advises millions of people each evening on whether to cancel picnics, water their lawns and gas up their snowblowers. Sharon Resultan, who graduated with a degree in earth and atmospheric sciences in 1987, is prime time anchor and forecaster on The Weather Channel. Her daunting task is to translate the technical language of convection systems and tropical conversion zones into whether the kids will need umbrellas or the fl ight bringing Grandma from Cincinnati will be delayed. A father-daughter alumni team carries on the Purdue tradition in the wild blue yonder and beyond. Jerry Ross and Amy Ross hail from Crown Point, Ind. Both earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in engineering before joining the National Aeronautics and Space Brian Lamb John Wooden Administration. Jerry, a member of the Class of 1970, holds the record for most minutes spacewalking; he has played an integral role in the construction of the International Space Station and boasts seven fl ights Accomplished Alumni aboard the space shuttle. On Earth, Amy, a member of the Class of Ted Allen, a food and wine connoisseur and Fab Five member of Bravo TV’s Queer Eye for 1994, designs gloves for use in spacewalks. the Straight Guy. Nearly two-dozen members of the astronaut corps studied at Purdue. Notable among them are Neil Armstrong, Class of 1955, and Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Gene Cernan, the fi rst to walk on the moon and the last to Eugene Cernan, Class of 1956. Armstrong made history in 1969 as leave. the fi rst man to land a craft and step on the moon; Cernan was the last to leave it in 1972. Former U.S. Sen. Birch Bayh, father of former Indiana governor and current U.S. Sen. Evan Bayh.
Former presidential speechwriter and U.S. ambassador to Belize Carolyn Curiel.
Hall of Fame quarterbacks Len Dawson and Bob Griese.
Pam Biggs Faerber, founder of national support group for survivors of ovarian cancer.
Brian Lamb, founder and chairman of the Cable-Satellite Public Affairs Network or C-SPAN.
Marge Magner, chairman and chief executive offi cer of Citigroup’s Global Consumer Group.
Elwood Mead, who oversaw the construction of the Hoover Dam.
Cliff Turpin, who helped Orville and Wilbur Wright build and test their fi rst fl ying machine in 1903.
Hall of Fame basketball coach and All-American John Wooden. Sharon Resultan of The Weather Channel
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 53 Academic Excellence
Students who choose to attend Purdue Freshman progress is more closely monitored to become a part of its strong tradition and receive give the student, professors and coaches up-to-date Jane P. Beering Academic Learning Center the opportunity to carry the torch into tomorrow’s feedback as the student adjusts to the new collegiate Purdue opened its Academic legacy. Purdue graduates consistently have left their environment. Learning Center in August 1994. In mark on the world and continue to do so every day. Academic benefits abound at Purdue. Our 2000, the center was renamed after former Here dreams are followed and made into reality. Business and Industrial Development Center, for Purdue first lady Jane P. Beering, in Purdue grants Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and example, serves as a nationwide link between Purdue recognition of her steadfast support of the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degrees. Students also and industry. And the Department of English operates Boilermakers. The center is located in the may pursue advanced degrees through the Graduate a Writing Lab and Phone-in Grammar Hotline used Intercollegiate Athletic Facility, between School. Academic diversity is offered through 7,400 on a national scale. Mackey Arena and the Mollenkopf courses in more than 500 undergraduate degrees and Every day, day after day, Purdue continues to Athletic Center. specializations from 12 schools and colleges. uphold and strengthen its reputation as one of the The center features fi ve different Graduation rates for Purdue student-athletes nation’s fi nest academic institutions. The opportunity study and research areas: consistently rank above the national average. A 2006 awaits you to become one of its fi ne graduates, Study Tables NCAA study analyzed students who enrolled from allowing your dreams to become reality. Located in Room 220, this area has a 1999-2000 through 2004-05 to determine if they capacity of 40 student-athletes. It includes graduated within six years of freshman enrollment. large study tables and is monitored from Sixty-nine percent of Purdue student-athletes 8 a.m to 10:30 p.m. Monday through graduated within that time period. Thursday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Moreover, the overall grade-point average of and from noon to 10:30 p.m. Sunday. student-athletes has surpassed that of the general There is also a monitored study table Purdue student body for 18 consecutive semesters. area in Wiley Residence Hall. This area Following the 2006 spring semester, the career is open Sunday through Thursday from cumulative GPA of all current Purdue student- 7:30 to 10 p.m. athletes was a 2.97. Some 128 Boilermakers earned One-on-One Tutor Rooms Academic All-Big Ten recognition during the 2005- This area in Room 226 has six individual 06 school year. rooms used for one-on-one tutoring. There Academic support services are available to also are two additional rooms available student-athletes in the Jane P. Beering Academic for tutoring. Learning Center. The staff is sensitive to the special needs of student-athletes and is dedicated to the Student-Athlete academic success of each individual. Resource Center Student-athletes take advantage of the Reference reading materials are available academic support services by learning ways to as well as career information and assistance improve their study skills, time management and with career exploration in Room 224. learning strategies. Assistance is provided through tutors and degree counseling, as well as general Chris Ribnek Computer Technology Center advising to help with the adjustment to college. Located in room 201, this newly designed 74-workstation computer lab is operated by the department of Information Technology at Purdue University (ITaP). In summer 2005, the lab was named in honor of former Academic Support Services Director Chris Ribnek, who succumbed to cancer in fall 2002. The lab is fully connected to the campus mainframe and has World Wide Web connections. It is staffed by a lab assistant who assists student-athletes with hardware and software problems. It is equipped with scanners, zip drives and two printers for student use.
Large Group Study Room This area holds up to 15 student-athletes and is located in Room 209B. It also houses math, chemistry, English and physics walk-in tutors, who are available from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday.
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Although Purdue is known nationally and internationally for its outstanding athletes, its academic fame is just as extensive. The Boilermaker men’s swimming & diving team has continually succeeded in the classroom, averaging a team grade- point average near or above the 3.0 mark over the last decade. Year after year, Purdue places over half its eligible roster on the Academic All-Big Ten team. To be eligible for this honor, an athlete must be a letter winner in at least their second academic year at their institution and carry a career grade point average of 3.0 or better.
Academic All-Big Ten (Since ‘96) 1995-96: Frank Ambrose, Scott Batzer, Larry Becker, Matt Brown, Heath McGlaughlin, Dan Moll, Chad Parker, Scott Place, Mike Ullom
1996-97: Frank Ambrose, Scott Batzer, Larry Becker, Matt Brown, Ross Croasdell, Vilmos Kovacs, Heath McGlaughlin, Dan Moll, Ryan Morrissey, Mike Ullom Chris Ribnek Computer 1997-98: Larry Becker, Vilmos Kovacs, Technology Center Ryan Morrissey, Mike Ullom In 2005, the IAF computer lab was named in honor of former 1998-99: Matthew Garrison, Vilmos Academic Support Services Director Kovacs, Matthew Martin Chris Ribnek, who succumbed to cancer in 2002. The lab is fully 1999-00: Donovan Crowley, Javier Diaz, connected to the campus mainframe Matthew Garrison, Brandon Gustafson, Matthew Martin, Gui Rego and has World Wide Web connections. It is staffed by a lab assistant who 2000-01: Donovan Crowley, Javier assists student-athletes with hardware Diaz, Matthew Garrison, Matthew Martin, and software problems. It is equipped Gui Rego with scanners, zip drives and two printers for student use. 2001-02: Tamas Bessenyei, Garth Bringman, Donovan Crowley, Gui Rego, Ryan Sprengel, Tony Ten Haagen
2002-03: Tamas Bessenyei, Garth Bringman, David Hughes, Adam King, Steuart Martens, Louis Paul, Eric Prugh, Gui Rego, Tony Ten Haagen
2003-04: John Arzner, Tamas Bessenyei, Garth Bringman, David Hanisch, Robert Hennessy, David Hughes, Adam King, Steuart Martens, Louis Paul, Andre Pereira, Giordan Pogioli, Eric Prugh, Tony Ten Haagen, Mark Wolfred
2004-05: John Arzner, David Hanisch, Bob Hennessy, John Hillis, David Hughes, Adam King, Graham Malmgren, Steuart Martens, Steve Miskovetz, Louis Paul, Giordan Pogioli, Eric Prugh, Tony Ten Haagen, Mark Wolfred
Purdue Swimming & Diving Information Guide 2006-07 55 Media Services
Purdue Sports Information Offi ce Media Outlets Tom Schott (football) Sports Information Director Newspapers Wire Service Journal and Courier Associated Press Phone...... (765) 494-3145 Mike Carmin Suite 1600 217 N. 6th Street Email ...... [email protected] Capital Center North Lafayette, Ind. 47902 251 North Illinois St. (765) 423-5518 Indianapolis, Ind. 46204 jconline.com (800) 382-1582 [email protected] Elliot Bloom (men’s basketball) ap.org [email protected] Associate Sports Information Director Purdue Exponent 460 Northwestern Ave. Television Phone...... (765) 494-3196 West Lafayette, Ind. 47906 WLFI-TV Email ...... [email protected] (765)444-1111 ext. 251 2605 Yeager Road purdueexponent.org West Lafayette, Ind. 47906 [email protected] (765) 463-1800
Sara White (women’s basketball, golf) Gold and Black Illustrated Radio Associate Sports Information Director Kyle Charters WBAA-AM 920 2605 Yeager Road Wayne Pratt Phone...... (765) 494-6235 West Lafayette, Ind. 47906 Elliott Hall of Music Email ...... [email protected] (765) 463-1800 West Lafayette, Ind. 47907 goldandblack.com (765) 494-5920 [email protected] [email protected]
Mark Leddy (baseball, football) Indianapolis Star Web sites Assistant Sports Information Director David Woods purduesports.com 307 North Pennsylvania St. bigten.com Indianapolis, Ind. 46204 ncaasports.com Phone...... (765) 494-3201 (317) 444-6661 cscaa.org Email ...... [email protected] indystar.com collegeswimming.com [email protected]
Tanner Lipsett (track & fi eld, wrestling) Assistant Sports Information Director
Phone...... (765) 494-3197 Email ...... [email protected]
Chris Macaluso (soccer, swimming, tennis) Assistant Sports Information Director
Phone...... (765) 494-3198 Email ...... [email protected]
Wendy Mayer (volleyball, softball) Assistant Sports Information Director
Phone...... (765) 494-3919 Email ...... [email protected]
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