2005 Conference USA Women's Swimming & Diving Championship and Conference USA Men's Invitational • Ann Degenstein
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Welcome to Houston and the 2005 Conference USA Women's Swimming & Diving Championship & Men's Invitational. 2005 Conference USA Women's Swimming & C-USA is celebrating a significant milestone during the 2004-05 Diving Championship & season -our 10th Anniversary. The past IO years have been filled with memorable moments, many of which have taken place at Men's Invitational our championship events. The championship experience is special Feb. 23-26, 2005 - it's an opportunity to enjoy the outstanding talents and abilities of C-USA athletic programs, as well as appreciate the competitive Campus Recreation & spirit of all of our student-athletes and coaches. Wellness Center Natatorium Britton Banowsky C-USA is proud of what we have accomplished in our first decade. Hosted by During this year of celebration, we are pleased to acknowledge all those who have made The University of Houston contributions to our remarkable history. As we set our sights on the next decade, C-USA is committed to continued excellence and leadership in athletics, academics and community TABLE OF CONTENTS involvement. Welcome 1 Schedule of Events/Qualifying Times 2 We would like to extend sincere thanks to the University of Houston, which along with the About Conference USA...... 3 About the City of Houston 4 championship committee, has worked hard in preparation for this event. The league also About the University of Houston 5 appreciates the support from our fans across the country. On behalf of everyone involved Cincinnati Bearcats 6 with Conference USA, I hope you have a wonderful time in Houston. East Carolina Pirates .. 7 Houston Cougars .. .. 8 Sincerely, Louisville Cardinals ..... 9 Saint Louis Billikens 10 TCU Homed Frogs ... 11 Tulane Green Wave . . 12 C-USA Meet Records . . 13 Britton Banowsky All-Time C-USA Womens Meet Results 14 Commissioner All-Time C-USA Men's Meet Results 15 C-USAAward Winners ...... 16 CONFERENCE USA STAFF Commissioner Britton Banowsky On behalf of the University of Houston, I welcome all student• Senior Associate Commissioner .. Brenda Weare athletes, coaches, students, parents and fans to Houston and the Associate Commissioner Jeff Schemmel Campus Recreation & Wellness Center Natatorium. The UH Associate Commissioner Alfred White Department of Athletics is proud to host the 2005 Conference Associate Commissioner Kelly Carney USA Women's Swimming and Diving Championship and Men's Assistant Commissioner Brad Stricklin Invitational. Assistant Commissioner Russ Anderson Director of Public Relations and Media Relations ...... Courtney Morrison-Archer This week more than 250 student-athletes will compete for the Director of Special Events & Marketing Services Conference USA swimming and diving crowns. The University ... Monay Wallin of Houston, its coaches, staff, volunteers and officials have worked Director of Championships .. .. Chris Woolard Dave Maggard hard to make this meet a success. We look forward to hosting a Director of Compliance Charolette Hunt very competitive and exciting Championship. Asst. Director of Championships ... Keisha Dunlap Asst. Director of Media Relations ... Ryan Powell We wish good luck to all the participants, and thank everyone for supporting a great Asst. Director of Media Relations Lindsey Rogers Executive Assistant... . Mandy White conference and a great Swimming and Diving Championship. Administrative Assistant Pat Jendrus Administrative Assistant.. . Shanna Limmer Enjoy the Championship. Administrative Assistant Annettte Trabanco CREDITS The 2005 Conference USA Swimming and Diving Cham• pionships Meet program was designed and edited by Uni• versity of Houston Assistant SID Jeff Conrad with spe• cial assistance from UH SID Chris Burkhalter and UH ~ Assistant SID Victoria Risch. Cover design and layout by Dave Maggard Jason Wilkinson. Printing by EBSCO. Special thanks to Lindsey Rogers, Erika Amstadt Hirschfield, the C-USA Director of Athletics media relations office and the swimming and diving S!Ds of all C-USA schools. 2005 C-USA Swimming & Diving Championship Wednesday-Saturday, February 23-26, 2005 Campus Recreation & Wellness Center Natatorium • Houston, Texas
Wednesday, February 23 Thursday, February 24 Friday, February 25 Saturday, February 26
Preliminaries • 3 p.m. Preliminaries • 10 a.m. Preliminaries • 10 a.m. Preliminaries • 10 a.m. I-Meter Diving (Men) 500-Yard Freestyle 400-Yard Individual Medley 200-Yard Backstroke 200-Yard Individual Medley 100-Yard Butterfly I 00-Yard Freestyle Finals • 6 p.m. 50-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Breaststroke 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 100-Yard Breaststroke 200-Yard Butterfly I-Meter Diving (Men) Diving Preliminaries • 1 p.m. 100-Yard Backstroke 1,650-Yard Freestyle 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 3-Meter (women) Diving Preliminaries • 1 p.m. Diving Preliminaries • 1 p.m. Finals • 6 p.m. I -Meter (Women) Platform (Men & Women) 500-Yard Freestyle 3-Meter (Men) 200-Yard Individual Medley Finals • 6 p.m. 50-Yard Freestyle Finals • 6 p.m. 1,650-Yard Freestyle 3-Meter Diving Finals (Women) 200-Yard Medley Relay 200-Yard Backstroke 400-Yard Medley Relay 400-Yard Individual Medley 100-Yard Freestyle 100-Yard Butterfly 200- Yard Breaststroke 200-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Butterfly 100-Yard Breaststroke Platform Diving (Men & Women) 100-Yard Backstroke 400-Yard Freestyle Relay I-Meter Diving (Women) 3-Meter Diving (Men) Awards Ceremony
2004-05 NCAA DIVISION I WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIP STANDARDS Women's 25-Yard Course Men's 25-Yard Course Event Auto Prov Auto Prov 50 Freestyle 22.88 23.56 19.74 20.33 100 Freestyle 49.78 51.27 43.53 44.83 200 Freestyle 1 :47.61 1 :50.83 1:36.19 1:39.07 500 Freestyle 4:45.46 4:54.02 4: 19.63 4:27.41 1,650 Freestyle 16:23.54 16:53.04 15:05.87 15:33.04 100 Butterfly 53.75 55.36 47.25 48.66 200 Butterfly 1 :58.11 2:01.65 1 :44.93 1 :48.07 100 Backstroke 54.47 56.10 47.43 48.85 200Backstroke 1:58.24 2:01.78 1:44.02 1:47.14 100 Breaststroke I :02.00 I :03.86 54.00 55.62 200 Breaststroke 2:14.25 2:18.27 1:57.35 2:00.87 200 Individual Medley 2:00.67 2:04.29 1:46.69 I :49.89 400 Individual Medley 4: 15.93 4:23.60 3:47.29 3:54.10 200 Freestyle Relay I :31.0 I 1 :33.74 1: 18.47 I :20.82 400 Freestyle Relay 3: 18.95 3:24.91 2:55.06 3:00.31 800 Freestyle Relay 7: 11.65 7:24.59 6:26.08 6:37.66 200 Medley Relay 1:39.90 1 :42.89 I :26.72 1 :29.32 400 Medley Relay 3:38.32 3:44.86 3: I 2.36 3: 18.13
Women Men I-Meter Diving Points: Dual 255/Championship 375/6 optionals 265 1-Meter Diving Points: Dual 290/Championship465/6 optionals 30 3-Meter Diving Points: Dual 270/Championship 425 3-Meter Diving Points: Dual 310/Championship 480 Platform Diving Points: 9 dives 365 Platform Diving Points: 10 dives 430/14 dives 618 Conference USA
In addition. 29 men's and women's soccer teams. 23 Conference USA celebrates its 10th anniversary in baseball teams and 13 softball teams have earned 2004-05. A significant milestone for the league. the NCAA Tournament bids. C-USA has sent two men's I 0th year finds the conference preparing to embark on soccer teams to the Final Four, one baseball team to a new era in its already remarkable history. the College World Series and four softball teams to the Women ·s College World Series. The league has Marshall. Rice. SMU. Tulsa. UCF and UTEP will join also had three national champions in NCAA track and East Carolina. Houston. Memphis. Southern Miss. Tu• field competition. one national champion in diving lane and UAB in a 12-team conference with competi• and numerous NCAA individual and team competi• tion beginning in 2005-06. Current members Cincin• tors in cross country. golf, swimming, tennis and track nati, DePaul. Louisville. Marquette and USF will be• and field. Overall. Conference USA teams and indi• come members of the BIG EAST. while TCU goes to viduals have made more than 350 NCAA appearances. the Mountain West and Charlotte and Saint Louis will join the Atlantic IO at the end of this season. The mem• SUCCESS OFF THE FIELD bership changes have given C-USA the opportunity to Among C-USA's 5.000 student-athletes, there are dition of Marshall, Rice, SMU, UTEP, Tulsa and UCF. play a pivotal role in the changing face of conference champions off the playing field as well. In nine years, The six join East Carolina, Houston, Memphis, South• affiliations and will reinforce the league's position in 78 student-athletes earned national Verizon Academic ern Miss, Tulane and UAB in a 12-teamconference for collegiate athletics for years to come. All-America honors. while 216 were named All-Dis• competition beginning in 2005-06. trict. In addition, more than 9,500 student-athletes "We are excited about adding new members and mak• have been named to the Commissioner's Honor Roll COMPETITION ing structural improvements to Conference USA," or received the Commissioner's Academic Medal, in• Conference USA sponsors 19 sports - baseball. bas• Banowsky said. "This is an opportunity for us to tighten dicative of outstanding achievement in the classroom. ketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer. tennis. and our geography, group similar institutions together, cre• The conference annually awards six postgraduate track and field (indoor and outdoor) for men and bas• ate a divisional model. and possibly stage a football scholarships, along with the Sport Academic Award, ketball, cross conntry, golf, soccer. softball. swimming championship game. It will be very exciting to watch Scholar Athletes of the Year and the Institutional Aca• and diving, tennis, track and field (indoor and outdoor). this league grow and develop." demic Excellence Award. and volleyball for women. The conference headquarters moved from Chicago to CONFERENCE USA ON TV SUCCESS ON THE PLAYING FIELD the Las Colinas area in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex C-USA is currently partnered with ESPN Inc. in a Conference USA performers have achieved great suc• in June 2004. multi-faceted agreement that includes ESPN/ESPN2's cess in competition, placing the league among the top coverage of C-USA football featuring weeknight conferences in the nation. With a promising future ahead. there is plenty for the games; men's basketball coverage; syndication and league to celebrate from its first nine years. After its network rights for the conference's football and bas• Men's Basketball formation in 1995. hailed as a bold move in the world ketball coverage through ERT; continued exposure • Consistently rated as one of the top basketball on intercollegiate sports. C-USA established a strong for women ·s basketball. along with volleyball, base• leagues in the country foundation while quickly earning a reputation of suc• ball. soccer and softball. as well as marketing rights. • 51 postseason teams (34 NCAA and 24 NIT) cessfully competing at the highest levels of intercolle• The league also provides exposure for women's bas• • Strong fan support. drawing a nearly 2 million fans giate athletics. Capitalizing on the strengths of its 15 ketball. men's and women's soccer, volleyball, base• each season distinguished and diverse universities. Conference USA ball and softball through its C-USA Television Net• • Among the nation's best in home attendance quickly emerged as one of the nation's top conferences. work. • One Final Four team • Three Elite Eight NCAA Tonrnament teams A PROUD HISTORY; A STRONG IDENTITY C-USA recently renewed its partnership with ESPN • One NIT Champion The conference unveiled its name. logo and commis• Inc. and entered into a long-term agreement with • Three NIT semifinalists sioner on April 24, 1995 in Chicago. Eleven of the College Sports Television Networks (CSTV), begin• institutions began athletic participation in 1995, while ning with the 2005-06 season. The CSTV partner• Football Houston joined competition in the fall of 1996. The ship will provide the league with significant national • Began competition in 1996 league's headquarters were established in Chicago and and regional exposure for football, men's and • Rated among the top seven conferences in the nation after nine years, relocated to Irving, Texas. Britton women's basketball, and all other Conference USA • 27 teams have earned bowl bids Banowsky was named Commissioner in October 2002, sports. Additionally, the CSTV agreement includes • Member of the Bowl Championship Series succeeding Mike Slive, the league's first commissioner. video-on-demand, Internet, broadband, national over• • Bowl ties-ins with the AutoZone Liberty Bowl the-air and satellite radio, and wireless distribution (champion), GMAC Bowl, Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl, In May 2000, the league introduced a brand identity as well as corporate marketing rights, and website PlainsCapital Fort Worth Bowl and the Wyndham New program, featuring a family of new marks that reflect production through CSTV Online, a subsidiary of Orleans Bowl the urban, progressive and bold nature of the C-USA CSTV. The agreement with ESPN extends the brand. The new logos are part of a comprehensive mar• conference ·s current regular season football package Women's Basketball keting and promotional program designed to reinforce to include the broadcast of the conference's Football • Consistently rated among the nation's best conferences the conference ·s athletic and national emergence. Championship Game. starting with the inaugural • 34 NCAA Tournament appearances event in 2005. It also encompasses distribution of • 20 WNlT appearances EXPANSION AND REALIGNMENT CHART men's basketball and women's basketball on ESPN/ • One team in the NCAA Sweet 16 THE COURSE ESPN2 and both tournament championship games. • Two WNIT semifinalists The league's charter members include Charlotte. Cin• • Strong fan support. ranking among the nation "s top cinnati, DePaul. Houston. Louisville. Marquette. Mem• GOVERNANCE IO conferences in attendance phis. Saint Louis. Southern Miss. Tulane. UAB and Along with the ACC. Big East, Big Ten. Big 12, Pac• • Setting league attendance record for three straight USF. C-USA added East Carolina (September, 1996) IO and SEC. Conference USA is one of the seven seasons and the United States Military Academy (March. 1997) conferences having significant representation in the as football members. ECU began league competition NCAA governance structure. The Presidents of the Volleyball in 1997; Army in 1998 and U AB began football play member institutions serve as the league's Board of • 26 NCAA appearances in 1999. The league added TCU and ECU (1999) for Directors. Dr. Joseph Steger of Cincinnati served as • Three Sweet 16 appearances in 1996. 1998 and 2004 all sports and they began competition in 2001. USF the chair for the first four years and was succeeded • Has sent at least three teams to the NCAA Cham• started C-USA football in 2003. by Dr. J.H. Woodward of Charlotte. In September pionship five of the last seven years 2003, Dr. Shirley Raines of Memphis was named as • Five C-USA teams posting 20-win seasons for six As another wave of major conference realignment took the third chair. of the last eight seasons shape in 2003-04. Conference USA announced the ad- This is Houston, Texas
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Several professional sports teams call Houston home, With its temperate climate and affordable cost of living, including theAstros (baseball), Rockets and Comets (basketball), Houston offers the opportunity for participation in cultural and Aeros (minor league hockey) and the Houston Texans (football). recreational activities on a year-round basis. In all, the city From its founding in 1836, Houston has grown into a vibrant maintains more than 300 municipal parks and over I 00 open- and strong community with a focus on the future. space areas for a wide range of outdoor activities. Houston also Education. Research. Service tion from the city itself through outreach Three words that describe the mission programs and partnerships, reaffirming the and goal of the University of Houston, one role of an urban university as an agent of of the nation's premiere metropolitan re• 21st-century urban change and transfor• search and teaching institutions. mation. These outreach and service efforts With 35,400 students in 14 colleges, reflect UH's commitment to the commu• fEngineering offering 279 undergraduate, graduate and nity and its link to the city of Houston. • Honors professional degrees, Houston ranks in the A sampling of academic and research • Hotel & Restaurant Management top I percent in the nation for its student accomplishments at UH: QUICK FACTS Location Cincinnati, Ohio Founded 1819 Enrollment 34.000 Nickname Bearcats Colors Red & Black Home Facility .. Keating Natatorium President Dr. Nancy L. Zimpher Athletics Director Bob Goin SWA Stephanie Rousseau SWIMMING & DIVING FACTS WOMEN Head Coach Monty Hopkins Name Class Hometown (Previous School) Career Record 197 -169 Karen Brasier So. Galveston. Texas (Ball) Record at UC I 97-169 Dominique De Bruin So. La Jolla. Calif. (La Jolla) Assistant Coaches Jaimi Armstrong Gerdien de Jong So. Bussurn. Netherlands (Goois Lyceum) Michael Hewitt 2003-04 Overall Record Women 2-8 Ann Degenstein Jr. The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands) 2003-04 Overall Record Men 3-5 Mary Entinghe Fr. Ohio (Lima Central Catholic) 2003-04 C-USA Record Women. 0-5 Kristen Funk So. ridge, Ohio (Cambridge) 1-4 2003-04 C-USA Record Men ..... Kelly Hagen Jr. innati, Ohio (Ursuline) 2004 C-USA Meet Finish Women . 4th Jen Li Fr LOllll:Mtooo, Fla. (Lake Brantley) 2004 C-USA Meet Finish Men .. 4th Megan Nunn Fr. L,1Jt<:I111w.u Ohio (Loveland) SPORTS INFORMATION Erica Pass So. Cincinnati. Ohio (Princeton) Associate AD Brian Teter Elyse Perez Fr. Corpus Christi. Texas (Mary Carooll) SID Contact Jeremy Martin Paola Rivas So. Monterrey. Mexico (Mission Viejo) Web Site www.UCBearcats.com Victoria Thoman Jr. Cincinnati. Ohio (Mariemont) NOTES Akvilina Vaicaityte Kaunas. Lithuania ( Kaunas Jesuit) Krista Wray So. Cincinnati. Ohio (Truman State University) • Cincinnati won the inaugural Conference USA Championship in 2002. MEN • Junior Ann Degenstein ranks 12th nation• Name Class Hometown (Previous School) ally in both the 100 (54.34) and 200 ( I :58.87) Enrique Bayala Sr. Mexico City. Mexico ( Ulsa-Mexico City) butterfly (as of 1/26/05). Nicholas Bogosta Fr. Kettering. Ohio (Dayton Carroll) • Junior Ann Degenstein is the current C• Aaron Celik So. Akron. Ohio (Akron Firestone) USA record holder in both the I 00 and 200 Al Dowling So. Brunswick, Ohio (Brunswick) • UC's David Gustavsson has captured 11 Dan Goldberg So. (Sylvania Southview) individual titles this season. David Gustavsson Jr. • Cincinnati head coach Monty Hopkins Marcel Kleiner Fr. Heilbronn. Germany ( Hohen Starfen Gymnasium) was named C-USACoach of the Year in 2002. Matt Lobaugh Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio (LaSalle) Steve Marshall Jr. Akron, Ohio (Walsh Jesuit) Serbio Nevarez So. Cerroda daCadiz, Mexico (Texas-El Paso) Carlo Piccio Sr. Bacolod City, Philippines (Mission Viejo) Kyle Shapero Louisville, Ky. (Ballard) Steve Wood Fr. Cincinnati. Ohio (Finneytown) QUICK FACTS Location Greenville, N.C. Founded 1907 Enrollment 22,766 Nickname Pirates Colors Purple & Gold Home Facility Minges Natatorium Chancellor Dr. Steve Ballard Athletics Director .... Terry Holland SWA Rosie Thompson SWIMMING & DIVING FACTS Name Class Event Ht. Hometown Head Coach Rick Kobe Sara Black Fr. B~k 5~ Midlothian, Va. Marsha Brado Jr. Diving 5-3 Rockville, Md. Career Dual Meet Record . 348-135 Kimberly Brewer Fr. Distance Free 5-4 Matthews, N.C. Dual Meet Record at ECU . 348-135 Harriet Clement Fr. Free 5-5 Essex, England Andrea DePhillips Fr. Diving 5-5 Acton, Mass. Diving Coach Rich MacDonald Kathleen Dugan Fr. Distance Free 5-8 Lake Ronhonhoma, N.Y. Assistant Coaches Chris Feaster Austine Enderle Fr. Distance Free 5-5 Newark. Del. Courtney Felker Jr. Sprint Free 5- 7 Reston, Va. Matthew Jabs Lara Fuller Sr. IM/Fly 5-8 Durham, N.C. 2003-04 Overall Record Women 8-2 Ashley Gelsomin So. Diving 5-4 North Syracuse, N. Y. 2003-04 Overall Record Men 6-4 Kate Gordon So. Fly/Middle Distance Free 5-7 Pottstown. Pa. Stephanie Hathaway So. Back 5-10 Mobile. Ala. 2003-04 C-USA Record Women 1-0 Lauren Havard Jr. Breast 5-5 Fairfax. Va. 2003-04 C-USA Record Men 1-0 Lucy Hicks Jr. 5-5 Atlanta. Ga. Abbey Hillen Jr. 5-7 West Chester. Pa. 2004C-USAMeetFinishWomen. 2nd Lindsay Holman Sr. 5-8 Baton Rouge. La. 2004 C-USA Meet Finish Men ..... 2nd Sarah Hunt Jr. 5-8 Goldsboro. N.C. Christie Jcenhower 5-3 Lawrenceville. NJ. Celeste Lajoinie 5-6 Topsfield. Mass. SPORTS INFORMATION Emily Loyd 5-6 Savannah. Ga. Jennie Meade 5-4 Newtown Square, Pa. Assistant AD Tom McClellan Elizabeth-Claire Moore Ba9gstrolte 5-2 Huntsville, Ala. SID Contact Dan White Gillian Morrow Sprint Free 5- 7 Lexington, N.C. Julie Pahutski Diving Oreland. Pa. Web Site www.ecupirates.com Diane Parker Fly/B reast/I M Tucker, Ga. Megan Pulaski Distance Free Greenville, N.C. Whitne Fly NewportNews.Va. NOTES Jacquelin Distance Free Richmond, Va. • ECU had seven swimmers qualify for the Kelly Shi Breast U.S. Open this season. Representing the men Martha Snea Sprint Free/Back Sprint were Casey Cronin, Kelly Hendrick, Gavin Free Stark and Josh Barthlow. Representing the women were Diane Parker, Holly Williams and Kate Gordon. • Freshman Megan Pulaski broke freshmen and varsity school record in the 500-yard fre• Justin Sprint Free New Bern. N.C. estyle (4:55.41) and the 1000-yard freestyle Peter Bradyhouse Fr. Diving Raleigh, N.C. (10:18.76). John Cameron So. Distance Free Asheboro, N.C. Casey Cronin Sr. IM/Middle Distance Free East Providence. RI • Freshman Josh Barthlow broke a 10-year• Josh Curnutte So. Sprint Free Crystal Beach. Fla. old school record in the 200-yard backstroke Robbie Derr Jr. Diving Bloomsburg. Penn. (I :48.91) and in the 100-yard backstroke Greg Detwiler Sr. Diving 5-6 Lansdale. Pa. Matt Donohue So. Middle Distance/Back 6-1 Raleigh. N.C. (49.81). Andrew Dragunas Sr. Fly 5-8 Pointe Claire, Quebec • Senior Diane Parker broke a 14-year-old Jared Gutierrez Fr. IM/Fly 5-7 Alpharetta. Ga. school reocrd in the 200-yard breaststroke Geoff Handsfield Fr. Back/Fly 5-11 Morehead City, N.C. (2: 17.42) at the Nike Cup in Chapel Hill, N.C. Kelly Hendrick Sr. Sprint Free/Back 5-11 Shelby. N.C. Joseph Mcl.oughlin So. Fly 5-7 Newport, N.C. • Freshman diver Ryan Hunt broke the Tarver Mygatt Fr. Diving 6-0 Marietta. Ga. school record in 3-meter diving competition, Greg Neville Back/Fly 5-10 Vernon. Conn. scoring 483.70 points. Rob Pearce ~So.-- Breast 5-9 Waxhaw, N.C. • Senior Diane Parker earned C-USA Gavin Stark Sr. 5-1 I Fairport, N.Y. Chad Swanson Fr. 5-9 North Attleboro. Ma. Swimmer of the Week honors for the week Cenk Turkmen Fr. 5-8 ending Nov. 7 5-8 Houston Cougars QUICK FACTS Location Houston, Texas Founded 1927 Enrollment 35,400 Nickname Cougars Colors ... Scarlet & White w/ Navy Trim Home Facility CRWC Natatorium Chancellor Dr. Jay Gogue Athletics Director Dave Maggard SWA Diane Hall SWIMMING & DIVING FACTS Class Event Ht. Hometown Head Coach Mark Taylor Jr: Diving 5-2 Mexico City, Ma1tico (Colegio Holandes) Career Dual Meet Record ..... 12-18 Jr. Breast/Sprint Free 5-9 Etobicoke, Ca,ullila (Power St. Joseph) Dual Meet Record at School . 12-18 Sr. Back/Sprint Free 6-0 Flint, Texas (11:ollert E. Lee) Diving Coach Jane Figueiredo Vicki Blocker Sr. Back/IM 5-9 Spring, Texas (Spring) Assistant Coaches Jen Browne, Maril Bloemer Fr. Distance Free/Back 5-9 Schwerte, Germany (Carl Tuhlrott Gymnasium) ...... Jarrod Marrs Amy Duke Jr. i-9 Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville) 2003-04 Overall Record 9-10 Rachel Gitelson J-10 Glendale, Ariz. (Ironwood) 2003-04 C-USA Record 3-1 Liz Goeggel So. Distance Free !1-10 Houston. Texas (Langham Creek) 2003 C-USA Meet Finish Third Jenny Hagen Fr. Free 5-10 Cincinnati, Ohio (Ursuline Academy) Anna Kiess So. Diving 5-5 Berlin, Germany (Coubertin Gymnasium) SPORTS INFORMATION Kat Lau Fly/!M 5-3 Houston, Texas (Clear Brook) Associate AD Chris Burkhalter Stephanie Mannella Jr. Diving 5-2 Austin. Texas (Arizona) SID Contact Jeff Conrad Anastasia Pozdniakova Fr. Diving 5-3 Elektrostal, Russia (Secondary General Education School No. 16) Web Site www.UHCougars.com Amanda Rutter So. Fly Port Coquitlam. B.C .• Canada (Terry Fox Secondary) Alejandra Salazar Freestyle 5-6 Quito. EcuadQr NOTES Szintia Szanto lM/Breast 5-9 Budapest. (Eotvos Jozsef Gimnaziurn) • The University of Houston is hosting the Meagan Wien Free 5-7 New Orlea E~iscopal) 2005 Conference USA Women's Champion• ship and Men's Invitational for the second Stacey Williams So. Sprint Free/Fly 5-6 Perth, Australia (Mater Dei College) consecutive season. • Senior swimmers Meagan Wien and Kristin Bay and junior diver Azul Almazan were named team captains prior to the start of the season in voting done by their team• mates and coaching staff. • The Cougars' 60-44 win over Arkansas on Jan. 3 in Honolulu, Hawai 'i, was the first by a UH team over a Southeastern Confer• ence opponent since Nov. 1, 1997. • Sophomore Anna Kiess leads all C-USA performers by being named the league's Diver ofthe Week four times in 2004-05. The Berlin, Germany, native started the season with back-to-back honors. • UH hosted the Cougar Invitational on Nov. 19-21 and earned a second-place finish behind crosstown rival Rice. • Senior Kristin Bay and sophomore Szintia Szanto were named C-USA Swim• mer of the Week earlier this season. Szanto QUICK FACTS Location Louisville, Ky. Founded 1798 Enrollment 22,000 Nickname Cardinals Colors Red, Black & White Home Facility Crawford Pool President Dr. James Ramsey Athletics Director Tom Jurich SWA Julie Hermann SWIMMING & DIVING FACTS WOMEN Head Coach Arthur Albiero Name Class Event Hometown (Previous School) Career Record 11-19 (combined) Abbey Ballard Fr. Distance Free Umatilla. Fla. (Eustis HS) Record at UL 11-19 ( combined) Marianne Bradford Diver Greenwood, Ind. (Roncalli HS) Diving Coach Mike Zehnder Lauren Bullock Distance Free Palm Harbor, Fla. (Dunedin HS) Assistant Coaches .. Karin Olmsted, Rebecca Clark Fr. Sprint Free Coral Spring, Fla. (Marjory Stoneman Douglas School) Dustin Thorn, David Walden Meg Densmore rint Free/Fly Colorado Springs, Colo. (Rampart HS) 2003-04 Overall Record Women ... 6-9 Katie Elder r Louisville, Ky. (Eastern HS) 2003-04 Overall Record Men .. 5-10 Melanie Grey ling Free Westville, South Africa (Westville) 2003-04 C-USA Record Women. 1-2 Ann Isaacs Distance Ftee/Backi'Fly Edgewood. Ky. (Scott HS) 2003-04 C- USA Record Men ..... 2- 3 Mandy Lynn Breaststroke/IM · ville. Ky. (Sacred Heart Academy) 2004 C-USA Meet Finish Women . 6th Heather Meng Breaststroke/IM NJ (Washington Township HS) 2004 C-USA Meet Finish Men .. 3rd Angie Nicolletta Fly, Sprint Free Marietta, Ga. (Lassiter HS) Larissa Niehoff Free/Back Ind (Silver Creek HS) SPORTS INFORMATION Johanna Nyy · Breast/Free rg Gymnasium) Asssociate AD Kenny Klein Emily Rabe So. ville HS) SID Contact Nancy Worley Fr. (Sem1t111J:11 HS) Web Site www.UotLSports.com Fr. IM/Distance . (J.M. Tate H Fr. Sprint Free Jr. Sprint Free/Fl 1111,. Ky. (Dunbar HS) NOTES • U ofL returns two conference champions in Kleber Ihara who returns to defend his MEN 200-fly win of a year ago. Sophomore Name Class Event ometow• B'revi•IMI SeboQI) Heather Meng will seek to defend her win in Paul August Fr. Backstroke/Free Ky. (Ballard) the 200-breaststroke. Stuart Brigham Jr. Diver • U ofL has already set four school records (as of Jan. 31) during the regular dual meet Jonathan Farnham Sprint season. Travis Gray • U of L had its last meet in Crawford Pool Kleber Ihara So. and will compete next year in the Ralph Clay Jacobs So. Wright Natatorium which is scheduled for Charlton Lawson Fr. Durban. South Africa (Westville) completion this summer. • U of L diving coach Mike Zehnder has Matt Lees Jr. Free/IM/Fly (llendale, Ariz. (Mountain Ridge) won Diving Coach of the Meet in 2002 and Robbie Lewis Fr. Diver Louisville. ~Ys;,St. Xavier) in 2001 in the Midwest Independent Cham• Chris Lindauer Fr. Free/Breaststroke Westminster. Colo. (Stanley Lake) pionships. Adam Madarassy Fr. Fly/Freestyle Budapest, Hungary (Kolcsey Frenc) • U of L had 11 women and 9 men named to the U of L Athletic Director's Honor Roll Matt Maley So. Fly/Sprint Free Mt. Vernon. Ohio (Mt. Vernon) for a grade point average of 3.0 or better. The Chris Pinkston Fr. Backstroke/Fly Cattlesburg. Ky. (Roseltill) women's team GPA was 3.236. Mason Roberts Jr. Diver Jeffersonville, Ky. (Jeffersonville) • U of L is a young, rebuilding team with Tyler Smith Fr. Fly/IM/Free Oklahoma City, Okla. (Westmoore) just one senior on the men's team and two on the women's team as second year head coach Andrei Teudean Fr. Back/lM/Fly Baia Mare, Romania (Vasili Lucacni) Arthur Albiero rebuilds the Cardinal aquatic Tim Thomas Sr. Back/Freestyle Herndon. Ky. (Hopkinsville) Saint Louis Billikens QUICK FACTS Location St. Louis, Mo. Founded 1818 Enrollment...... 11,217 Nickname Bi I likens Colors Blue & White Home Facility .. Simon Recreation Center President .... Rev. Lawrence Biondi, S.J. Athletics Director. Chery I L. Levick SWA Lori Flanagan SWIMMING & DIVING FACTS WOMEN Head Coach Jim Halliburton Name Class Ht. Hometown (Previous School) Career Record 54-41 (3 years) Alice Altepeter Jr. 5-7 St. Louis, Mo. (Marquette) Record at School 54-41 (3 years) Carly Boyce Fr. 5-6 Brookfield, Wisc. (Brookfield Central) Diving Coach Amy Gosney Ashley Brinkman Jr. 5-11 Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Ursula) Assistant Coaches Jack Wideman Megan Capellupo Sr. 5-6 St. Louis. Mo. (Nerinx) Theresa Gebhardt So. 5-5 Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Ursula) Meredith Kiersznowski Meredith Grass So. 5-1 Knoxville. Tenn. (Farragut) 2003-04 Overall Record Women . 17-4 Kendra Kelly Jr. 5-8 Littleton. Colo. (St. Mary's) 2003-04 Overall Record Men 11-1 Katie Kotowski So. 5-5 Springfield, Ill. (Sacred Heart Griffin) 1-1 2003-04 C-USA Record Women Erin Lasinski So. 5-4 Oak Brook. Ill. (Hinsdale Central) 2003-04 C-USA Record Men 0-1 Jenny Lutzen So. 5-10 Pewaukee. Wis. (Arrowhead) Marisa Mackos Cine· ati.Dhio (Ursuline) Katie McRell M tan. Kan. (Manhattan) Kristen Misfeldt 5-7 SPORTS INFORMATION CathyMisterka 5-5 SID Doug Mcllhagga Dawn Neiman So. SID Contact Diana Koval Maggie Norton Jr. Chicago. Ill. (Oak Park) Web Site www.slubillikens.com Emily Oberjohn So. 5-9 Park Hills. Ky. (Notre Molly Platts Fr. 5-9 Plano. Texas (Ursuline) NOTES Kayla Schleicher So. 5-4 Overland Park. Kan. (St. Thomas Aquinas) Emily Stuitbergen Fr. 5-8 Austin, Texas (James Bowie) • The Billiken women achieved the program's first national ranking this season Kelly Tessar Jr. 5-IO Nashville. Tenn. (Father Ryan) as CollegeSwimming.com recognized Saint Jenny Valentino So. 5-4 St. Louis, Mo. (Fox) Louis among the country's top mid-major Lauren Yates Fr. 5-7 St. Louis, Mo. (Ladue Horton Watkins) programs. The women opened the season on the list and have maintained their position MEN among the top 25 throughout the season. • Senior Megan Capellupo is going out Name Class Ht. Hometown (Previous School) with style in her final season at SLU. Her Tim Adams Fr. 5-11 St. Louis. Mo. (Vianney) school record time in the 200 breaststroke was B.J. Brungardt So. 5-9 Topeka. Kan. (Hayden) the lowest in C-USA this season and made Brad Byars Fr. 6-0 Marion. Ill (Marion) her an NCAA provisional qualifier. Adding Philip delaHoussaye 5-10 New Orlean, La. (Metairie Park) a first-place finish in the 200 IM against West• So. ern Illinois, she earned C-USA Swimmer of Robby Gartland So. 5-11 Denver. Colo. (J.K. Mullen) the Week honors on Jan. 16. Jimmy Howard Fr. 6-3 Peoria. Ill. (Richwoods) • Capellupo also set records in the 100 Christopher Johansen Jr. 5-9 Bloomington, Ind. (Bloomington South) breast and 200 back this season, giving her a Chad Niemeier Fr. 5-10 St. Charles. Mo. (Howell North) total of four school-record times in her ca• reer. Ryan Poss Sr. 6-1 Highland. Ill. (Highland) • After earning the program's first medal Steven Sash So. 6-3 Pekin. Ill. (Pekin) at last year's C-USA Invitational, junior Chris Pat Sauter So. 6-2 Cedar Rapids, Iowa (CR Washington) Johansen has returned to form in the distance Nick Statzer Fr. 5-10 Covington. Ky. (Scott) freestyle events this season. He owns the Josh Stephens So. 5-10 Hamilton. Ohio (Hamilton) team's top time in both the 500 and 1000 free this season, and is among the top 10 swim• Bobby Wolf Sr. 5-11 St. Louis, Mo. (Mehlville) mers in C-USA in the 1000. QUICK FACTS Location Fort Worth, Texas Founded 1873 Enrollment 8,066 Nickname Horned Frogs Colors Purple & White Home Facility TCU Recreation Center Chancellor ...... Dr. Victor Boschini Athletics Director Eric Hyman SWA Marcy Girton SWIMMING & DIVING Name Class Ht. Event Hometown (Previous School) FACTS Jennifer Antisdale Jr. 5-4 Free/Fly Sammamish. Wash. (Skyline) Lori Birk head Pr. 5-10 Back El Paso. Texas (Montwood) Head Coach ...... Richard Sybesrna Kelley Black Pr. 5-6 Fly Spring. Texas (Klein) Career Record .. 318-229-3 (combined) Pamela Campbell Fr. 5-7 Diving Chesterfield. Mo. (Marquette) Christi Cannon So. 5-~ Free/lM Baton Rouge. La. (Baton Rouge Magnet) RecordatTCU. 318-229-3 (combined) Leann Cathcart Jr. 5-6 Free/Breast Longview. Texas (Longview) Diving Coach Wayne Chester Lisa Champ Sr. 5-7 Student Assistant Canby. Ore. (Canby) Rikki Covey So. 5-7 Free/Back Spokane. Wash. (Penn State) Assistant Coach Kristina Straface. Emily Duerringer Fr. 5-9 Free/Fly Kingwood. Texas (Kingwood) Erin Goodhart. Bryan Rother Kendra Jackson So. 6-0 Sprints/Free Georgetown, Texas (Georgetown) 2003-04 Overall Record Women . 12-1 Meredith Loechle Jr. 5-3 Fly/lM Fort Mitchell. Ky. (Beechwood) Christie Mc Adams Sr. 5-8 Sprints Albuquerque. N.M. (LaCueva) 2003-04 Overall Record Men ..... 9-2 McKenzie Meloy Pr. 5-10 Sprints Leawood. Kan. (Blue Valley North) 2003-04 C-USA Record Women . 1-1 Aimee Moreau Sr. 5-7 Kenner. La. (St. Martins Episcopal) Amber Parcher Fr. 5-6 Austin. Texas (Round Rock Westwood) 2003-04 C-USA Record Men ...... 0-0 Maribeth Pottenger Fr. 5-6 San Antonio. Texas (Clark) 2004 C-USA Meet Finish Women . Champs Michelle .Po~1;;11ge; Fr. 5-6 San Antonio, Texas (Clark) Amanda Reid Jr. 5-9 Sprints Centennial, Colo. (Smoky Hill) 2004 C-USA Meet Finish Men ...... Champs Karen Sandifer So. 5-8 Sprints/Free Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) Kelly Seely Jr. 5-8 Diving Friendswood. Texas (Clear Brook) Maggie Skille So. 5-8 Free Madison. Wis. (Madison West) SPORTS INFORMATION Arnanda .. Skinner Fr 5-6 Free Parker, Colo (Ponderosa) Media Relations Director ... Steve Fink Chrysa Spilker Fr. 5-5 Breast/IM Houston. Texas (Cy-Fair) SID Contact James Allan Tiffany Strawn Sr. 5-9 Fl1 !Back/IM Katy.Texas (Jarnes:f~. 1'.iylor) Tara Sullivan So. 5-6 Sprints/Free Pearland. Texas (Pearland) Web Site www.gofrogs.com Erica Tate So. 5-6 s/Fly/Free Grapevine. Texas Keilah Walker Fr. 5-8 M Arlington, Texas ( Kelly wanne.macner. So. 5-8 Sprints Columbus.Dhio rlington) NOTES Melissa Fr. 5-2 Breast Allen, Tel!i<1s(All.:#) • TCU is the returning C-USA champions Keleigh Wentworth So. 5-6 Fly/lM/Frec Midland, Texas (Midland) Whitney Wheeler So. 5-6 Diving Southlake. Texas {Carroll) for both the men's and women ·s teams. They were the first school in conference history to MEN sweep both titles at the same meet. Name Class Ht. Event Hometown (Previous School) Cameron Allred Fr. 5-11 Breast/IM Port Worth. Texas (Southwest) • Senior Craig Chapman is the reigning Tey !or Arboleda Jr. 5-11 Free/Fly/lM Venezuela (Indian River CC) Swimmer of the Meet for the C-USA Invita• Aran Bean So. 6-0 Breast/Fly/Free Cluttering. Australia (Guilford) tional. Last season, Chapman won three indi• Jonathan Berrettini Fr. 6-1 Back/Free Lewisville. Texas (Lewisville) Jeremy Brady Fr. 5-lO Breast/lM West Des Moines.Towa (Dowling Catholic) vidual events and was a member of two win• Craig Sr. Back Tomball; Texas (Robert E. Lee) ning relays. This season, he has NCAA pro• Joe Covey Sr. Fly/Free/lM Spokane. Wash, (West Valley) visionally qualified in the 200-yard back• Ryan Delair Fr. 5-11 Free Overland Park,Kan. (Blue Valley) Yousif Del Valle So. 5-9 Sprints/Free E!Pasq, Tex.as.(~astwood) stroke. Andy Donovan 6-0 Distance/Free El Paso. Texas (Cathedral) • Senior Kelly McCain broke the I-meter Kyle Edens Fr. 5-9 Free/Fly Midland. Texas (Midland) school record for the second time this season George Gooch So. 5-11 Fly/Free Humble. Texas (Humble) Rilus Graham Sr. 5-11 Back/Free Gilbert. Ariz. (Valley Christian) in the dual-meet win over LSU on Jan. 21. Kelly McCain Jr. 5-7 Diving Corpus Christi. Texas (Carrol) McCain finished with 336.60 point to top his Allan McCallum Jr. 5-11 Breast/lM Bozernan. Mont. (Bozeman) previous best of 330.30 Scott McCracken Fr. 6-1 Free Houston. Texas (Tomball) Scott McCure Sr. 5-11 Fly/IM Richardson. Texas (J.J. Pearce) • Earlier this season at the UT Invite. sopho• Sean McCutchen Fr. 6-0 Sprints Cleburne. Texas (Cleburne) more Erica Tate broke a 14-year-old school Adam Montgomery Fr. 6-3 Free/Fly San Antonio. Texas (Ronald Reagan) record in the 100-yard butterfly. In addition. Brent Norcross Jr. 6-0 Sprints/Back The Woodlands. Texas (The Woodlands) she also has provisionally qualified in the 50- Diego Palacios Jr. 6-1 Free Humble. Texas (Louisiana-Monroe/Humble) Nick Vollmer Granbury. Texas (Granbury) Carrollton, Texas (R.L. Turner/So. California) Tulane Green Wave QUICK FACTS Location New Orleans, La. Founded 1834 Enrollment 11,900 Nickname Green Wave Colors Olive Green & Sky Blue Home Facility Reily Student Recreation Center Natatorium President Dr. Scott S. Cowen Athletics Director Rick Dickson SWA Maria Ochoa SWIMMING & DIVING Name Class Event FACTS Samanta Berdine Head Coach Daniella Irle Tiffany Brown Career Record 106-35 ( 11 years) Elizabeth Carey Record at Tulane 13-2 (one year) Danielle Carrillo Assistant Coaches Lena Darnell Leslie Christian Heidi Hester Cara Diving Coach Chris Devine Sara 2003-04 Overall Record 13-2 2003-04 C-USA Record NA 2003 C-USA Meet Finish Fifth 5-6 5-6 SPORTS INFORMATION 5-11 Tucson. Ariz. (University) SID Donna Turner 5-9 Petite Valley. Trinidad (St. Joseph ·s Convent) SID Contact Richie Weaver Kate Naglick 5-5 Dearborn. Mich. (Mercy) Web Sitewww.tulanegreenwave.com Lauren 5-7 Shreveport, La. (Caddo Parish) Devlyn Quinn 5-10 Slidell, La. (West Virginia/Slidell HS) NOTES Maureen Quinn 5-6 Cape Coral, Fla. (Bishop Verot) • In just its second season as a varsity pro• Jamie Shufflebarger 5-5 Kingshill. Virgin Islands (St. Croix Country Day) gram, the Tulane swimming and diving team Nicole Taheri 5-6 San Jose, Calif. (Presentation) has compiled an 18-4 record with a trio of Meggie 5-9 Henderson, Ky. (Owensboro Catholic) invitational titles and a pair of runner-up fin- Amanda Williams 5-8 Vestavia Hills, Ala. (Vestavia Hills) Sarah Zamchick 5-9 Newark, Del. (Newark) • Sophomore Linda McEachrane added to her list of Tulane firsts when she was named National Collegiate Swimmer of the Week by CollegeSwimming.com. on Dec. 8. A native of Port of Spain, Trinidad, McEachrane became the first Green Wave swimmer to win a Conference USA title in 2004, and during the summer, became the first Tulane student-athlete in any sport to earn a spot in the Olympics during her five-year eli• gibility window. • Tulane has had three student-athletes earn Conference USA Swimmer of the Week and another earned C-USA Diver of the Week C-USA Records WOMEN Event Record holder Time Site Date 200 Freestyle Relay TCU .. 1:33.78 Houston ...... 2/26/04 (Erin Irons, Aimee Moreau, Leann Cathcart, Erica Tate 400 Freestyle Relay TCU 3:26.27 Indianapolis 2/19/02 (Erin Irons, Lisa Champ, Aimee Moreau, Jamie MacCurdy) 800 Freestyle Relay Cincinnati 7:30.24 Indianapolis 2/18/02 (Tori Livingston, Shauna Conrad, Jenny Ellis, Maria Oberg) 200 Medley Relay TCU I :44.11 Houston 2/27 /04 (Erin Irons, Leann Cathcart, Tiffany Strawn, Erica Tate) 400 Medley Relay TCU 3:48.37 Indianapolis 2/17/02 (Marisa Schenke, Jamie Robinson, Tiffany Strawn, Jamie MacCurdy) 50 Freestyle Marien de Jong, CIN 23.13 Indianapolis 2/17 /02 100 Freestyle Marien de Jong, CIN .. 50.29p Indianapolis 2/19/02 200 Freestyle Maria Oberg, CIN 1 :48.75 Indianapolis 2/18/02 500 Freestyle Ann Degenstein, CIN 4:54.14 Indianapolis 2/23/03 1,650 Freestyle Maria Oberg, CIN 16:26.62 Indianapolis 2/19/02 100 Backstroke Marisa Schenke, TCU 56.88p Indianapolis 2/18/02 Aimee Moreau, TCU 56.88 Indianapolis 2/24/03 200 Backstroke Jamie MacCurdy, TCU 2:01.23 Indianapolis 2/19/02 100 Breaststroke Diane Parker, ECU 1 :02.67 Houston 2/27 /04 200 Breaststroke Emma Gustafsson, CIN 2: 16.30 Indianapolis 2/25/03 100 Butterfly Ann Degenstein, CIN 54.70 Houston 2/27/04 200 Butterfly Ann Degenstein, CIN 2:01.50 Indianapolis 2/25/03 200 Individual Medley Diane Parker, ECU 2:02.43 Indianapolis 2/23/03 400 Individual Medley Holly Willliams, ECU 4:22.91 Houston 2/27/04 One-meter Diving Yulia Pakhalina, HOU 370.15 Indianapolis 2/17/02 Three-meter Diving Yulia Pakhalina, HOU 712.65 Indianapolis 2/24/03 IO-meter Platform Azul Almazan, HOU 477.65 Indianapolis 2/25/03 MEN Event Recordholder Time Site Date 200 Freestyle Relay TCU 1:21.38 Indianapolis 2/23/03 (Aaron Ewert, Jeff Parkinson, David Tietze, Dana Kizer) . 400 Freestyle Relay Cincinnati 3:00.30 Indianapolis 2/25/03 (Ryan Yearwood. David Gustavsson, Quinn Walkey, Joe Seither) 800 Freestyle Relay TCU 6:41.62 Indianapolis 2/24/03 (Casey Cronin, Charles Casey, Dean Cheek, Matt Walker) 200 Medley Relay Cincinnati 1:30.57 Houston 2/27/04 (Enrique Bayata, Steve Marshall, David Gustavsson, Ryan Yearwood) 400 Medley Relay TCU 3: 19.60 .. Houston 2/26/04 (Craig Chapman, Ara Bean, Aaron Mcl.achlan, David Tietze) 50 Freestyle Ryan McNally, CIN 20.26 Indianapolis 2/17 /02 100 Freestyle Ryan Yearwood, CIN 44.97 Indianapolis 2/25/03 200 Freestyle Casey Cronin, ECU 1:39.74 Houston 2/27/04 500 Freestyle Scott Davison, CIN 4:24.82 Indianapolis 2/23/03 1,650 Freestyle Scott Davison, CIN 15: 11.81 Indianapolis 2/25/03 100 Backstroke Craig Chapman, TCU 49.09 Indianapolis 2/24/03 200 Backstroke Craig Chapman, TCU 1 :45.56 Indianapolis 2/25/03 100 Breaststroke Aran Bean, TCU 55.41 Houston 2/27/04 200 Breaststroke Scott Adkins, TCU 2:02.36 Indianapolis 2/19/02 100 Butterfly Ryan McNally, CIN 47.83 Indianapolis 2/18/02 200 Butterfly Ryan Mc Nally, CIN I :4 7. 78 Indianapolis 2/19/02 200 Individual Medley David Gustavsson, CIN I :49.30 Houston 2/26/04 400 Individual Medley Carlo Piccio, CIN 3:55.42 Indianapolis 2/24/03 One-meter Diving Sean Wilkinson, LOU 337.45 Indianapolis 2/18/02 Three-meter Diving Sean Wilkinson, LOU 560.15 Indianapolis 2/23/03 IO-meter Platform Sean Wilkinson, LOU 490.90 Indianapolis 2/25/03 C-USA Meet Women's Results 2003 2002 CRWC Natatorium, Houston, Texas IUPUI Natatorium, Indianapolis, Ind. IUPUI Natatorium, Indianapolis, Ind. February 26-28 February 23-25 February 17-19 Team Standings Team Standings Team Standings Place School Score Place School Score Place School Score 1. TCU 772 I. East Carolina 906 1. Cincinnati 767 2. East Carolina 578 2. Cincinnati 716 2. East Carolina 708 3. Houston 538 3. TCU 695 3. TCU 676 4. Cincinnati 520 4. Houston 468.50 4. Houston 570 5. Tulane 486 5. Louisville 381 5. Louisville 360 6. Louisville 347 6. Saint Louis 305 6. Saint Louis 286 7. Saint Louis 292 Event Champions (Distance In Yards) Event Champions (Distance In Yards) Event Champions (Distance In Yards) Event Champion Time/Score Event Champion Time/Score Event Champion Time/Score 200 Free Relay TCU . I :33.78 200 Free Relay TCU . 1 :35.04 200 Free Relay Cincinnati 1:34.13 500 Free Ann Degenstein, UC 4:56.51 500 Free Ann Degenstein, UC 4:54.14 500 Free...... Maria Oberg, UC 4:45.90 200 IM . .. Diane Parker. ECU 2:03.10 200 IM Diane Parker. ECU 2:02.75 200 IM Diane Parker, ECU 2:03.27.2 .. Linda McEachrane, TUL 23.08 50 Free Erin Irons. TCU. . 23.25 50 Free Marcin de Jong, UC 23.13 .. Cincinnati 3:48.66 400 Medley Relay .. Cincinnati .. 3:48.48 400 Medley Relay .. TCU 3:48.37 3-Meter Diving Azul Almazan, UH 555.40 I-Meter Diving Yulia Pakhalina, UH 362.55 I-Meter Diving Yulia Pakhalina. UH 370. 15 200 Medley Relay . TCU 1 :44.11 200 Medley Relay .. Houston 1 :46.18 200 Medley Relay .. East Carolina I :45.09 400 IM Holly Williams, ECU .. 4 22.91 400 IM Tori Livingston, UC 4:24.69 400 IM Jamie MacCurdy, TCU .. 4:23.91 100 Fly..... Ann Degenstein, UC 54.70 100 Fly Diane Parker. ECU 55.54 100 Fly Marein de Jong, UC . 55.07 200 Free Karen Sandifer. TCU 1 :51.43 200 Free Jennifer Anrisdale. TCU 1 :51.62 200 Free Maria Oberg, UC 1 :48. 75 100 Breast Diane Parker. ECU 1 :02.67 100 Breast Emma Gustafsson, UC .. 1:03.63 100 Breast Diane aParker, ECU I :03 .46 100 Back... . Nelly Jorgensen, UC 57.24 100 Back Aimee Moreau. TCU .. 56.88 100 Back Marisa Schenkc; TCU 56.89 800 Free Relay TCU . 7:32.38 800 Free Relay Cincinnati 7:31.01 800 Free Relay Cincinnati 7:30.24 3-Meter Diving Anna Kiess, UH 282.70 3-Mcter Diving Yulia Pakhalina. UH 697.55 3-Meter Diving Yulia Pakhalina, UH 704.05 200 Back Aimee Moreau. TCU 2:02.23 200 Back Aimee Moreau. TCU 2:01.67 200 Back Jamie MacCurdy, TCU .. 2:01.23 100 Free Linda McEachrane, TUL 50.13 100 Free Erin Irons. TCU 51.98 100 Free Marein de Jong. UC 50.67 200 Breast Heather Meng. UL 2: 16.96 200 Breast Emma Gustafsson. UC .. 2: 16.30 200 Breast Jamie Robinson, TCU 2: I 9.75 200 Fly Ann Degenstein, UC 2:00.17 200 Fly. .. Ann Degcnstein, UC 2:01.50 200 Fly Louise Gowens. UC 2:02.99 400 Free Relay TCU .. . 3:25.36 400 Free Relay Cincinnati 3:27.36 400 Free Relay TCU 3:26.27 1650 Free Leslie Christian, TUL 16:52.64 1650 Free Shauna Conrad, UC 16:56.49 1650 Free . Maria Oberg, UC 16:26.62 ..... Anna Kicss, UH 514.765 Platform Diving Azul Almazan. UH 477.65 Platform Diving ..... Yulia Pakahalina, UH 371.05 TCU became the first team in league history to win both the men's invitationl and women's championship in the same season in 2004. C-USA Meet Men's Results 2004 2003 2002 CRWC Natatorium, Houston, Texas IUPUI Natatorium, Indianapolis, Ind. IUPUI Natatorium, Indianapolis, Ind. February 26-28 February 23-25 February 17-19 Team Standings Team Standings Team Standings Place School Score Place School Score Place School Score 1. TCU 896 1. TCU 906 l. TCU 956.5 2. East Carolina 711 2. East Carolina 723.5 2. East Carolina 763 3. Louisville 648.50 3. Cincinnati 713 3. Cincinnati 623.5 4. Cincinnati 494.50 4. Louisville 445.5 4. Louisville 391 5. Saint Louis 375 5. Saint Louis 388 5. Saint Louis 286 Event Champions (Distance In Yards) Event Champions (Distance In Yards) Event Champions (Distance In Yards) Event Champion Time/Score Event Champion Time/Score Event Champion Time/Score ------200 Free Relay TCU . 1:22.39 200 Free Relay TCU I :21.81 200 Free Relay TCU I :21.91 500 Free Craig Chapman, TCU 4:28.28 500 Free Scott Davison, UC 4:24.82 500 Free Scott Davison. UC 4:27.21 200 IM David Gustavsson, UC .. I :49.30 200 IM David Gustavsson, UC .. 1:50.01 200 IM Casey Cronin, ECU 1 :51.61 50 Free Ryan Yearwood, UC 20.57 50 Free Ryan Yearwood, UC 20.68 50 Free Ryan McNally, UC 20.26 400MedleyRelay .. TCU 3:19.60 400MedleyRelay. UC...... 3:21.40 400 Medley Relay TCU 3:20.12 I-Meter Diving Kelly McCain, TCU 302.95 l-Meter Diving Sean Wilkinson, UL 331.85 l-Meter Diving .... Sean Wilkinson, UL 548.40 200 Medley Relay .. Cincinnati I :30.57 200 Medley Relay . Cincinanti 1:31.41 200 Medley Relay TCU 1:30.77 400 IM Carlo Piccio, UC 3:57.71 400 IM .. Carlo Piccio, UC 3:55.42 400 IM Scott Davison, UC 3:56.35 100 Fly Kleber Ihara, UL 49.02 100 Fly .. .. Joe Seither, UC 49 .59 100 Fly Ryan McNally, UC 47.83 200 Free... . Casey Cronin, ECU 1:39.74 200 Free .... Matt Walker, ECU 1:39.70 200 Free Matt Walker. ECU 1 :39.66 100 Breast Aran Bean, TCU 55.41 100 Breast Stuart Willison. UC 56.38 100 Breast Scott Adkins, TCU 56.98 100 Back Craig Chapman, TCU 49.39 100 Back Craig Chapman, TCU 49 09 100 Back Aaron Ewert, TCU 49.60 800 Free Relay TCU . 7:32.38 800 Free Relay ECU . 6:41.62 800 Free Relay TCU 6:44.94 3-Meter Diving Sean Wilkinson, UL 539.30 3-Meter Diving Sean Wilkinson, UL 560.15 3-Meter Diving Sean Wilkinson, UL 304.15 200 Back Craig Chapman, TCU 1:47.14 200 Back Craig Chapman, TCU 1:45.56 200 Back Aaron Ewert, TCU 1 :47.99 100 Free Ryan Yearwood, UC 45.00 100 Free Ryan Yearwood, UC 44.97 100 Free Jeff Parkinson, TCU 46.06 200 Breast Aran Bean, TCU 2:01.41 200 Breast Casey Cronin, ECU 2:04.52 200 Breast Scott Adkins, TCU 2:02.36 200 Fly Kleber Ibara, UL 1:48.83 200 Fly Aaron Mclachlan, TCU 1 :50.23 200 Fly Ryan McNally, UC 1 :47.15 400 Free Relay Cincinnati 3:01.84 400FreeRelay UC 3:0030 400 Free Relay TCU 3:02.27 1650 Free Andy Donova, TCU 16:10.56 1650 Free Scott Davison, UC 15: I 1.81 1650 Free Scott Davison, UC 15: 16.13 Platform Diving Sean Wilkinson, UL 447.85 Platform Diving Sean Wilkinson, UL 490.90 Platform Diving Sean Wilkinson, UL 450.80 East Carolina's 2004-05 Men's Team C-USAAward Winners WOMEN C-USA Diver of the Year EAST CAROLINA NCAA National Champions 2004 Azul Almazan, Houston Megan Dunaway Courtney Felker I-Meter Diving 2003 Yulia Pakhalina. Houston Ashley Gelsomin * Abbey Hillen 2003 Yulia Pakhalina, Houston 2002 Yulia Pakhalina, Houston Sarah Hunt Katie Kochman Emily Loyd .Julie Pahutski 3-Meter Diving C-USA Diving Coach of the Year .Jackie Royce Holly Williams 2003 Yulia Pakhalina, Houston 2004 Jane Figueiredo, Houston 2002 Yulia Pakhalina, Houston 2003 Jane Figueiredo, Houston HOUSTON 2002 Jane Figueiredo, Houston Azul Almazan Kristin Bay All-Americans Vicki Blocker Kristina DeWitt 2004 NCAA C-USA Diver of the Meet Amber Esmond Rachel Gitelson Anna Kiess, Houston 2004 Azul Almazan. Houston Liz Gocggel Anna Kiess Azul Almazan, Houston 2003 Yulia Pakhalina, Houston Kat Lau Haley Menard 2002 Yulia Pakhalina. Houston Yulia Pakhalina Amanda Rutter 2003NCAA Laura Starr * Szintia Szanto Yulia Pakhalina, Houston C-USA Freshman Diver of the Year Lucile Turpin * Stacey Williams 2004 Anna Kiess, Houston 2002 NCAA 2003 Azul Almazan. Houston LOUISVILLE 2002 Lindsay Harvey, Houston Maria Oberg, Cincinnati Marianne Bradford Meg Densmore * Mandy Lynn Yulia Pakhalina, Houston NCAA Diver of the Year Ann Isaacs Allyson Mader Heather Meng 2003 Yulia Pakhalina, Houston NCAA Postseason Angela Nicolleta Emily Rabe 2002 Yulia Pakhalina, Houston 2004 NCAA Championship - Individual * Lauren Seymour Stephanie Wyatt I-Meter Diving NCAA Diving Coach of the Year 28. Anna Kiess, Houston 241.10 SAINTLOUIS 2003 Jane Figueiredo, Houston 31. Azul Almazan. Houston 239.05 Alice Altepeter Ashley Brinkman 2002 Jane Figueiredo, Houston 3-Meter Diving Megan Capellupo * Theresa Gebhardt 7. Azul Almazan. Houston 510.85 Athletes of the Week Allison Gleichman Meredith Grass Anna Kiess, Houston 483.35 2003-04 Swimmers of the Week Meaghan Hildebrand Jana Jones Platform Diving 014 Holly Wiliams, East Carolina Kelley Kissell * Katherine Kotowski 8. Azul Almazan, Houston 412.70 021 Meredith Grass. Saint Louis Erin Lasinski Jennifer Lutzen 9. Anna Kiess, Houston 412.05 028 Erin Irons, TCU Marisa Mackos Katie McRell N4 Keleigh Wentworth, TCU * Cathy Misterka * Dawn Neiman 2003 NCAA Championship - Individual N 11 Diane Parker. East Carolina "' Maggie Norton Emily Oberjohn I-Meter Diving Nl8 Diane Parker, East Carolina Meghan Reddy * Kayla Schleicher 1. Yulia Pakhalina, Houston 339.70 N25 Diane Parker, East Carolina Amanda Skram Janelle Spaulding 3-Meter Diving J13 Kclcigh Wentworth. TCU * Kelly Tessar Tessa Truesdell I. Yulia Pakhalina, Houston 657 .30 J20 Keleigh Wentworth. TCU * .Jenny Valentino ''' Susan Westerfield Azul Almazan, Houston 473.75 J27 Megan Capellupo, Saint Louis 10-Meter Platform F3 Erin Irons. TCU TCU 18. Azul Almazan, Houston 344.25 FlO Leslie Christian, Tulane * Tiffany Strawn * Lisa Champ Keleigh Wentworth Erin Irons 2002 NCAA Championship - Individual 2003-04 Divers of the Week Leslie Tobin Whitney Wheeler 500 Free 014 Azul Almazan, Houston Meredith Loechle Kathryn Swearingen 5. Maria Oberg, Cincinnati 4:42.77 021 Azul Almazan, Houston Whitney Graham Cara Brenner SO Free Preliminaries 028 Kelly Seely. TCU Kendra .Jackson Aimee Moreau 24. Marein de Jong, Cincinnati 23.14 N4 Kelly Seely. TCU Tara Sullivan Jessica Sutton 3-Meter Diving Nl 1 Lucy Hicks. East Carolina Christie McAdams Madelaine Tack 1. Yulia Pakhalina, Houston 625.05 Nl8 KellySeely.TCU Christi Cannon Amber Ferguson I-Meter Diving N25 Azul Almazan. Houston Kelly Wannemachcr Margaret Skillc 2. Yulia Pakhalina. Houston 320.40 J 13 Kelly Seely, TCU J20 Azul Almazan, Houston TULANE C-USASwimmer of the Year .127 Lucy Hicks, East Carolina Jen Berginis Elizabeth Carey Diane Parker, East Carolina F3 Anna Kiess, Houston Jessica Hughes Taylor Hughes Diane Parker. East Carolina Fl O Tessa Truesdell. Saint Louis Nellie Langeland Katherine McCoy Maria Oberg, Cincinnati Katie McGuire Lauren Patterson 2004 Academic Awards Megan Underwood Amanda Williams C-USA Swimming Coach of the Year Sport Academic Award 2004 Richard Sybesma, TCU Saint Louis MEN 2003 Rick Kobe, East Carolina Diver of the Meet 2002 Monty Hopkins. Cincinnati Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award 2004 Sean Wilkinson, Louisville Tiffany Strawn, TCU 2003 Sean Wilkinson, Louisville C-USA Swimmer of the Meet 2002 Sean Wilkinson. Louisville Diane Parker, East Carolina 2004 Commissioner's Honor Roll * - indicates Academic Medal recipient Diane Parker, East Carolina Swimmer of the Meet CINCINNATI Maria Oberg, Cincinnati 2004 Craig Chapman, TCC * Kristen Bluhm Karen Brasier 2003 Scott Davison. Cincinnati Gerdien De Jong Ann Degenstein C-USA Freshman Swimmer of the Year 2002 Ryan MeNally, Cincinnati Kristen Funk Louise Gowens 2004 Linda McEachrane. Tulane * Emma Gustafsson Kelly Hagen 2003 Ann Degenstein. Cincinnati Louise Hewitt Nelly Jorgensen Diane Parker. East Carolina Erica Pass Kimberly Richardson * Victoria Thoman Additional Heat Sheets Wednesday Pt-eltmirrar-ies _ Wednesday Finals _ Thursday Pr-eltrnfnnr-ies _ Thursday Finals Friday Pr-elfrrrirrar-ies _ Friday Finals _ Saturday Pr-eltrntnar-ies _ Saturday Finals _ • ¥1 .. 1- - m February 20-23 ~ Hosted by HOUSTON #CUSASW IM 2013 CONFERENCE USA WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIP & MEN'S INVITATIONAL // FEB. 20-23 Welcome to Houston and the 2013 Conference USA Swimming & Diving Champion• Hosted by ships. The University of Houston Conference USA continues its commitment to athletics, academics and community Campus Recreation & throughout the 2012-13 season. With our outstanding institutions sharing this un• wavering commitment, the conference continues to enjoy competitive success, as well Wellness Center Natatorium as success in the classroom and in our communities. The conference is built on smart Table of Contents athletes and strong students and we congratulate them on their success both in ath• Welcome letics and academics. Schedule of Events/NCA1\ Qualifying Times (-USA championship events are the highlight of every season - an opportunity to (-USA Meet Records enjoy the outstanding talents and abilities of our athletic programs, as well as appreci• Conference USA BRITTON BANOWSKY ate the competitive spirit of all of our student-athletes and coaches. We wish them all About the CRWC Natatorium the best as they compete for the (-USA championship title. Our student-athletes play CRWC Natatorium Records for these championships, but they also play for something bigger than themselves, East Carolina Pirates (Women) they play for youl So to all the fans - we appreciate your support. Houston Cougars (Women) We would like to extend sincere thanks to the University of Houston staff and cham• Marshall Thundering Herd (Women) pionship committee, who have worked hard in preparation for this event. The league Rice Owls (Women) 10 SMU Mustangs (Women) 11 also appreciates the support from our fans across the country. On behalf of everyone Tulane Green Wave (Women) 12 involved with Conference USA, I hope you have a wonderful time in Houston. East Carolina Pirates (Men) 13 SMU Mustangs (Men) 14 Florida Atlantic (Men) 15 Sincerely, Western Kentucky (Men) 16 All Time C-USA Women's Meet Results 17 All-Time (-USA Men's Meet Results 18 C - USA Award Winners 19 Britton Banowsky Commissioner Conference USA Staff (nmmisnoner Britton Banow)ky On behalf of the University of Houston, I would like to welcome all athletes, Executive Associate Conmm'l1(H1Pr Judy Mt1Cl.l1od coaches, students, parents and fans to Houston and to the 2013 Conference USA Associ,lte (ornrruvsioner Alfred \Vhite Women's Swimming and Diving Championships and Men's Invitational. Our Athletics A))ociate (ornmisv.oner KPlly Cimey Department is proud to be the annual host for this championship meet. We are very A,;,'iociate Comrnis'>iorwr Ior (ompli,rnce Rober: Philippi Associate Commis'>ionPr for 13u Credits The 2013 Conference USA Women's Swimming and Diving Champion ship and Invitational program was designed and edited by University of Houston's Assistant Drrector ol Communications Michael McGrory. Print• ing by University of Houston Printing and Postal. Special thanks to the (-USA media relations off1Ce and the swimming and divrnq 1101 of all Mack Rhoades participating schools, University of Houston Director of Athletics WWW.CON FERENCEU SA.COM SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Wednesday-Saturday, February 20-23 Campus Recreation & Wellness Center Natatorium • Houston, Texas WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20 THURSDAY, FEB. 21 FRIDAY, FEB. 22 SATURDAY, FEB. 23 Preliminaries· 2 p.m. Trials • 10 a.m. Trials- 10 a.m. Trials· 10 a.m. 1-Meter Diving - (M) Prelims 500 yard Free 400 yard IM 200-yard Back 200-yard IM 100-yard Butterfiy 100-yard Free Finals, 6 p.m. 50 yard Free 200 yard Free 200-yard Breast 200-yard Med Relay Finals 3M Diving - Prelims/Semifinals 100-yard Breast 200-yard Butterfiy 1-Meter Diving- (M) Finals 100-yard Back 1650-yard Free 800-yard Free Relay Finals 1-Meter Diving - (W) Prelims/Semifinals Platform Diving (W /M) Prelirm/Semifinals ~onsolation & Finals• 6_p.r11_. _ 500-yard Free Finals· 6 p.m. Finals- 6 p.m. 200 yard IM 400-yard IM 1,650-yard Free SO-yard Free 100-yard Butterfiy Platform Diving (W/M) Finals 3 Meter Diving - (W) 1 M Diving (W) Finals 200-yard Back 200 Free Relay 200-yard Free 100-yard Free 100-yard Breast 200-yard Breast 100yard Back 200 yard Butterfiy 3M Diving (M) - Finals 400 y.ird Free Relay JO-minute break 400-yard Medley Relay February 20-23 Hosted by 2012-13 NCAA DIVISION I SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIP 2S-VARD COURSE QUALIFYING STANDARDS ------MEN ------WOMEN ------Event Auto Prov Auto Prov 50 Freestyle 19.30 20.19 22.05 22.99 100 Freestyle 42.45 44.29 48.03 49.99 200 Freestyle 1:33.63 1 :37.99 1:43.99 1:47.99 500 Freestyle 4:15.89 4:24.99 4:38.13 4:47.79 1,650 Freestyle 14:47.70 15:30.39 16:01.12 16:30.59 100 Butterfly 45.94 48.29 52.11 54.49 200 Butterfly 1 :42.96 1 :47.99 1 :54.60 1:59.59 100 Backstroke 46.02 48.49 52.13 55.09 200 Backstroke 1 :41.31 1 :46.39 1:53.17 1:59.19 100 Breaststroke 52.60 55.39 59.51 1 :02.49 200 Breaststroke 1 :54.31 1 :59.79 2:08.70 2:15.99 200 Individual Medley 1 :43.62 1 :49.09 1:55.96 2:01.59 400 Individual Medley 3:43.62 3:54.49 4:05.98 4:19.39 200 Freestyle Relay 1:18.36 1 :19.19 1:29.80 1 :30.62 400 Freestyle Relay 2:53.94 2:55.93 3:17.27 3:19.49 800 Freestyle Relay 6:25.90 6:29.48 7:02.89 7:12.59 200 Medley Relay 1 :26.38 1 :27.44 1 :38.42 1:39.14 : 400 Medley Relay 3:10.91 3:12.78 3:35.39 3:37.56 1-Meter Diving Points: Men - 300* Women - 265' 3-Meter Diving Points: Men - 320* Women-280* 'Qualifying point total 1n ,iriy G d11w 11'\! with standard DD Platform Diving Points: Men - 300** Women - 225** '· Qualifying point total m c111y ~ d1Vt1 11~1 with standard DD 2013 Conference USA Swimming & Diving Championships CHAMPIONSHIP MEET RECORDS WOMEN Event Record Holder Time 50 Free Laura Pomeroy, SMU 22.34 (2006) 100 Free Petra Klosova, SMU 48.58 (2009) 200 Free Nina Rangelova, SMU 1 :44.62 (2012) 500 Free Flavia Rigamonti, SMU 440.55 (2006) 1,650 Free Flavia Rigamonti, SMU 15:59.96 (2006) 200 IM Therese Svendsen, SMU 1 :58.08 (2012) 400IM Quincy Christian, Rice 4:16.13 (2011) 100 Back Therese Svendsen, SMU 52.31 (2012) 200 Back Therese Svendsen, SMU 1:53.51 (2012) 100 Breast Rachel Nicol, SMU 1 :01.05 (2012) 200 Breast Rachel Nicol, SMU 2:09.13 (2012) 100 Fly Gen_evieve Konicke, SMU 52.12 (2012) 200 Fly Sasha Schwendenwein, Houston 1 :56.48 (2009) 200 Free Relay SMU (Rangelova, Konicke, Babok, Arcila) 129.26 (2012) 400 Fre~~ay SMU (Arcila, Konicke, Svendsen, R~ngelova) 316.19 (2012) 800 Free Relay SMU (J. Blackman, Klosova, C. Blackman, Van den Branden) 7:04.87 (2008) 200 Medley Relay SMU (Svendsen, Donadon, Konicke, Arcila) 1:36 84R (2012) 400 Medley Relay SMU (Svendsen, Donadon, KonickE', Rangelova) 3:32.77 (2012) 1-Meter Diving Yulia Pakhalina, Houston 370.15 (2002) 3-Meter Diving Yulia Pakhalina, Houston 712.65 (2003) Platform Diving Anna Kiess, Houston 514.70 (2004) MEN Event Record Holder Time 50 Freestyle Thomas Fadness, SMU 19.55 (2009) 100 Freestyle Luka Vrtovec, SM U 43.91 (2008) 200 Freestyle Daniel Moraes, North Dakota 1:37.26 (2009) 500 Freestyle Nate Clark, SMU 4:20.90 (2008) 1,650 Freestyle Scott Davison, Cincinnati 15:11.81 (2003) 100 Backstroke Pontus Renholm, SMU 46.74 (2009) 200 Backstroke Pontus Renholm, SMU 1:43.79 (2010) 100 Breaststroke Alex Hetland, SMU 52.81 (2008) 200 Breaststroke Tom Cole. SMU 1 :56.48 (2008) 100 Fly _Ryan McNally, Cincinnati 47.83 (2002) 200 Fly Ed Downes, SMU 1 :45.62 (2010) 200 Freestyle Relay SMU (Robin Andreasson, Thomas Fadnes, Pontus Renholm, Luka Vrtovec) 1:18.35 (2009) --- - 400 Fre~_s_tyle Relay SMU (Thomas Fadnes, Shane Milu, Luka Vrtovec, Nate Clark) 2:55.94 (2008) 800 Freestyle Relay SMU (Nate Clark, Luka Vrtovec, Thomas Fadnes, Shane Milu) 6 28.93 (2008) 200 Medley Relay SMU (Pontus Renholm, Alex Hetland, BrE'ttDenham, Luka Vrtov~)_ 1 :26.70 (2008) 400 Medley Relay SMU (Pontus Renholm, Tom Cole, David Larsson, Thomas Fadne_s_l_ 312.29 (201 0) 200 IM Ian Clark, SMU 145.70 (2006) 400IM Ed Downes, ,SM U 3:47.85 (2009) 1-meter Diving Magnus Frick, Hawai'i 402.30 (prelim) (2008) 3-meter Diving Sean Wilkinson, Louisville 560.15 (2003) Platform Diving Sean Wilkinson, Louisville 490.90 (2003) WWW.CONFERENCE USA.COM THIS IS CONFERENCE USA From its beginning in 1994, Conference USA's dedication to excellence C-USA IN THE COMMUNITY has been the league's guiding principle and remains a common thread The conference's footprint is concentrated with 12 members in nine today and for a promising future, As we enter the 201213 season, E+U!SA. states and a combined area population of nearly 17 million, More C-US,4 is home to 12 nationally prominent, tradition-rich members in than 1,1 million living alumni represent (-USA schools across the na• Baseball East Carolina, Houston, Marshall, Memphis, Rice, SMU, Southern Miss, tion, With a renewed commitment to community involvement, the • 57 fl CAA appearances Tulane, Tulsa, UAB, UCF and UTEP This combination enhances men's conference has begun development of several initiatives to maintain • Six College World Series appearances (2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 and women's programs that are immersed in athletic success and aca• strong ties in CUSA cities, as well as with fans and alumni across the and 2001), including five of the last eight demic prowess, Together, we are committed to excellence, integrity country, C-USA schools also place a priority on giving back to their 013 Super Regional appearances and leadership in athletics, academics and in our communities, communities through volunteer service with local and national orqa• • Has produced at least four NCAA teams in nine of the last 11 seasons ruzations. These (-USA institutions all sponsor Division I-A football, along with In addition, 36 volleyball teams, 61 men's and women's soccer teams several other men's and women's athletic programs that compete GOVERNANCE and 34 softball teams have earned NCAA Tournament bids, (-USA has regularly for NCAA Championships, (-USA sponsors competition in Conference USA has significant representation rn the NCAA gover• sent three men's soccer teams to the NCAA College Cup, three softball 20 sports nine for men (baseball, basketball, cross country, football, nance structure, The Presidents of the member institutions serve as teams to the Women's College World Series and three volleyball teams golf, soccer, tennis and indoor and outdoor track and field) and 11 the league's Board of Directors, to the Sweet 16, The league has also had eight national champions in for women (basketball, cross country, golf, rowing, softball, soccer, NCAA track and field competition, one national champion in diving swimming and diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field and A PROUD HISTORY and numerous NCAA individual and team competitors in cross coun volleyball), Conference USA was formed in 1995 and quickly emerged as one of try, golf, swimming, tennis and track and field, Overall, Conference the nation's top conferences, The conference unveiled its name, logo USA teams and individuals have made more than 650 NCAA appear• The league sponsors numerous academic awards, including the Com• and commissioner April 24, 1995 in Chicago, The league's charter ances. missioner's Honor Roll and the Commissioner's Academic Medal, in• members included Charlotte, Cincinnati, DePaul, Houston, Louisville, dicative of outstanding achievement in the classroom, Marquette, Memphis, Saint Louis, Southern Miss, Tulane, UAB and SUCCESS OFF THE FIELD USF, Eleven of the institutions began athletic participation in 1995, CUSA institutions are among the nation's best in academic perfor• (-USA annually awards 12 postgraduate scholarships, along with the while Houston joined competition in the fall of 1996, mance among student-athletes, bolstered by the fact that student• Sport Academic Award, Scholar Athletes of the Year and the Institu• athletes ,ll league schools have a higher graduation rate than the tional Academic Excellence Award, Conference USA also added a Spirit The league's headquarters were established in Chicago and after general student population, Among C-USA's 5,000 student-athletes, of Service Award, recognizing student-athletes three times a year for a nine years, relocated to the current office in Irving, Texas, Britton there are champions off the playing field as well, In 17 years, 169 combination of significant community service efforts, good academic Banowsky was named Commissioner in October 2002, succeeding student-athletes earned national Capital One Academic All-America standing and participation in their elected sport. Mike Slive, the league's first commissioner honors, while 588 were named All-District. In addition, more than 22,000 studenHthletes have been named to the Commissioner's SUCCESS ON THE PLAYING FIELD (-USA added East Carolina (September, 1996) and the United States Honor Roll or received the Commissioner's Academic Medal, indicative Conference USA performers have achieved great success in competi• Military Academy (March, 1997) as football members, ECU began of outstanding achievement in the classroom, tion, placing the league among the top conferences in the nation, league competition in 1997; Army in 1998 and UAB began football play in 1999, The league addedTCU and ECU (1999) for all sports and C-USA ON TV Football they began competition in 2001, USF started (-USA football in 2003, (-USA eruoys significant television exposure through partnerships • 72 teams have earned bowl bids After celebrating its 10th Anniversary during the 2004-05 season, with FOX Sports Media Group, CBS Sports Network and ESPN, The • Member of the Bowl Championship Series Conference USA began a new chapter in 2005-06 when its current multi-tiered selection process that is rooted in partnering with all • Bowl tie-ins with the AutoZone liberty Bowl, Beef'O' Brady's St. Pe• membership came together three networks has substantially increased the number of national tersburg Bowl, Bell He!icopter Armed Forces Bowl, Military Bowl, RI l and regional appearances for football, men's and women's basketball, Carriers rJew Orleans Bowl, Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl and the TicketCity A PROMISING FUTURE and all other conference sports, Bowl With more conference realignment taking the stage during the 2011- 12 season, (-USA held onto its strong foundation, identity and a his• C-USA DIGITAL NETWORK Men's Basketball tory that refiects the league's national presence, Conference USA will The (-USA Digital Network officially launched in August of 2011, Net• • Consistently rated as one of the top basketball leagues in the country welcome six new institutions in 2013, including the return of charter work programming includes live streaming of non-televised events, 0102 postseason teams (49 NCAA, 41 Im, 6 CBI, 6 CIT) member Charlotte along with FAU, FIU, Louisiana Tech, Middle Ten• video on demand, a weekly (-USA studio show, podcasting, regular, • One National Championship title game appearance nessee State, North Texas, Old Dominion and UTSA, These six mem- season and championship event highlights and conference-produced • Three Final Four teams bers will join with East Carolina, Marshall, Rice, Southern Miss, Tulane, feature stories, In its first year, 1,164 events were streamed live and ' • Seven Elite Eight NCAA Tournament teams Tulsa, UAB and UTEP In addition to the outstanding competition and 8,126 videos were posted and available on the (-USA Digital Network, • One NIT Champion and four NIT semifinalists strong athletic achievements these schools bring, the (-USA footprint and that number just keeps growing, Monthly and yearly subscrip- • Inaugural CBI Champion will grow by nearly 20 percent. Additionally, the geography of these tions offer fans access to events offered on all 12 of the C-USA member members allows for a divisional scheduling model that will be benefi• institution's athletic websites as well as (-USA network programming, Women's Basketball cial to the student-athletes, fan-friendly and cost effective, • 47 NCAA Tournament appearances • 38 WNIT appearances These 14 extraordinary institutions and 17 years of remarkable history • One team in the NCAA Sweet 16 have reinforced the league's position in collegiate athletics, setting • Two WNIT semifinalists the course for the next decade and beyond, • One WBI Champion 2013 Conference USA Swimming & Diving Championships CRWC NATATORIUM The University of Houston Swimming & Diving program enjoys one of the nation's finest facilities at the Campus Recreation & Wellness Center Nata• torium. Opened in the spring of 2003, the Natatorium played host to the Cougars' first dual meet against North Texas on Oct. 11, 2003. In only a short time, L_j ---LJ,__a ------the facility has been host to several prestigious · .. -r:;. . . . - - ~~,. events, including the Conference USA Champion• ships from 2004 to 2013, 2004, 2008 & 2013 NCAA Zone D Diving Meet, and the 2007 NCAA Division Ill Men's and Women's Championships. The 2012-13 season will be no different with the 2013 C-USA Championship meet returning to the CRWC Natatorium. The facility covers more than 264,000 square feet with the natatorium being only a small part of the building. At 70 meters by 25 yards, the new pool ranks among the longest in the state ofTexas. It holds more than 1.3 million gallons of water, shallowing out to 4 feet and increasing to 17 feet at the deep end. Three bulkheads allow the pool to be shaped into different configurations as needed. Cougar divers also are well taken care of in the facility. The natatorium features a divers'whirlpool in which competitors can stay warm be• tween dives during meets. In addition to two 1-meter and two 3-meter springboards, the facility features five platform diving boards at 1-, 3-, 5-, 7.5, and 10-meter heights. However, the overall facility features 24,000 square feet of weight equipment, four-lane indoor jogging track, a 53-foot indoor climbing wall and six multi-purpose aerobic rooms. The facility is open to all UH students. Campus Recreation & Wellness Center Quick Facts Location: Corner of Calhoun and University on the UH campus Opened: Spring 2003 Cost: $53 million Size: 264,000 square feet Other Features: 24,000-square-foot weight room, rour-lane indoor Jogging track, 53-foot indoor climbing wall, six multi-purpose aerobics rooms Natatorium Quick Facts Length: 70 meters by 25 yards (at longest stage) Water Capacity: 1.3 million gallons Seating Capacity: 1,000 Depth: 4 feet at shallow end, 17 feet at deep end Diving Heights: 1- and 3-meter springboards, 1-, 3-, 5-, 7.5- and 10-meter platforms The University of Houston proudly has hosted the Conference USA Women'.s Swimming and Diving Championship and Men'.s Invitational the last 10 seasons. WWW.CON FERENC EUSA.COM CRWC NATATORIUM RECORDS SO-YARD FREESTYLE 200-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Pool Record: 22.16, Jane Trepp, LSU, Pool Record: 1 :56.22, Sarah Henry, Texas A&M Phil I Hansel Cougar Classic Invitational (Nov. 18, 201 0) Phill Hansel Invite (Nov. 16, 2012) 100-YARD FREESTYLE 400-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Pool Record: 48.58, Petra Klosova, SMU, Pool Record: 4:01.56, Cammile Adams, Texas A&M C-USA Championship (Feb. 20, 2009) Phill Hansel Invite (Nov. 17, 2012) 200-YARD FREESTYLE 200-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY Pool Record: 1 :44.62 Nina Rangelova, SMU, Pool Record: 1 :29.26 (Rangelova, Konicke, Babok, Arcila), SMU, C-USA Championship (Feb. 15, 2012) C-USA Championship (Feb. 15, 2012) 500-YARD FREESTYLE 400-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY Pool Record: 4:33.07, Sarah Henry, Texas A&M Pool Record: 3:16.19 (Arcila, Konicke, Svendsen, Rangelova) SMU, Phill Hansel Invite (Nov. 17, 2012) C-USA Championship (Feb. 16, 2012) 1,000-YARD FREESTYLE 800-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY Pool Record: 9:50.61 (S), Flavia Rigamonti, SMU, Pool Record: 7:04.87 (Candace Blackman, Jennifer Blackman, C-USA Championship (Feb. 25, 2006) Petra Klosova, Sasha Van den Branden), SMU, C-USA Championship (Feb. 27, 2009) 1,650-YARD FREESTYLE Pool Record: 15:51.28, Sarah Henry, Texas A&M 200-YARD MEDLEY RELAY Phill Hansel Invite (Nov. 16, 2012) Pool Record: 1:36.72 (Simpson, Larson, Miller, Ibanez), Texas A&M Phil! Hansel Invite (Nov. 16, 2012) 100-YARD BACKSTROKE Pool Record: 52.31, Therese Svendsen, SMU, 400-YARD MEDLEY RELAY C-USA Championship (Feb. 16, 2012) Pool Record: 3:32.77 (Svendsen, Donadon, Konicke, Rangelova), SMU C-USA Championship (Feb. 18, 2012) 200-YARD BACKSTROKE Pool Record: 1 :53.50, Kristen Heiss, Texas A&M, 1-METER DIVING Phil Hansel Cougar Classic lnvitatitational (Nov. 22, 2009) Pool Record: 564.40 (11 dives), Mandy Moran, Arkansas, NCAA Zone D Meet (March 12, 2004); 100-YARD BREASTSTROKE 354.45(6 dives), Anastasia Pozdniakova, vs.Rice/New Mexico State Pool Record: 57.53, Breeja Larson, Texas A&M, (Nov. 6, 2008) Phill Hansel Invite (Nov. 15, 2012) 3-METER DIVING 200-YARD BREASTSTROKE Pool Record: 554.80 (11 dives), Azul Almazan, Houston, C-USA Pool Record: 2:04.93, Breeja Larson, SMU Championship (Feb. 26, 2004); Phil! Hansel Invite (Nov. 16, 2012) 397.20 (6 dives), Anastasia Pozdniakova, C-USA Championships (Feb. 26, 2009) 100-YARD BUTTERFLY Pool Record: 52.11, Jane Trepp, LSU, PLATFORM DIVING Phil I Hansel Cougar Classic Invitational (Nov. 18, 2010) Pool Record: 522.40, Azul Almazan, Houston, C-USA Championship (Feb. 28, 2004) 200-YARD BUTTERFLY Pool Record: 1 :53.97, Cam mile Adams Texas A&M, Phil! Hansel Invite (Nov. 17, 2012) (S): SplitTime 2013 Conference USA Swimming & Diving Championships EAST CAROLINA (WOMEN) QUICK FACTS Location: Greenville, N.C. Enrollment: 27,000 Founded: 1907 Mascot: Pi rates Colors: Purple and Gold President: Dr. Steve Ballard Athletic Director: Terry Holland Name Yr. Hometown/Last School Anastasia Amoiroglou Fr. Thessaloniki, Greece (Lycem HS) Lauren Baker Fr. Milothian, Va. (Cosby HS) Amit Bechar RSo. Reul, Israel (Maccabimreut HS) Noam Bechar RSo. Reut, Israel (Maccabimreut HS) Holly Berenotto Sr. Egg Harbor Township, N.J. (Egg Harbor HS) Lauren Chew So. Gibbstown, N.J. (Paul IV) Alexandra Doonis Fr. Nokesville, Va. (Seton HS) Taylor Edwards Jr. Mason, Ohio (Mason HS) Kayla Ford Sr. Wilmington, N.C. (John T. Hoggard HS) Delaney Fox Fr. Kennett Square, Pa. (Kennett HS) Anna Gibas Jr. Greensburg, Pa. (Greater Latrobe Senior HS) Lauren Gray So. Roanoke, Va. (Hidden Valley HS) Pamela Hess Sr. Canton, Ga. (Sequoyah HS) Alexandra Jones Fr. St. Petersburg, Fla. (Northeast HS) Colleen Jones Jr. Middletown_,_Md. (Mid_d_l_etown HSJ Susan Justis Fr. Chesterfield, Va. (Cosby, HS) Anna Holland Lawrence Sr. Raleigh, N.C. (Enloe HS) Hannah Lee Sr. Wake Forest, N.C. (Wake Forest-Rolesville HS) Charlsie Lincoln So. Raleigh, N.C. (Leesville Road HS) Cara Leeney Fr. Munster, Ind. (Munster HS) Caitlin Mehaffey Fr. Clyde, N.C. (Tuscola HS) Bailie Monahan Fr. Stafford, Va. (Colonial Forge HS) Paige Moorhead So. Winter Springs, Fla. (Oviedo HS) Danielle Morrin Jr. Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wanda HS) Heather O'Toole Sr. Lawrenceville, Ga. (Saint Pius X HS) Elizabeth Oliver Sr. Zebulon, N.C. (East Wake HS) Megan Rossi So. Clearwater, Fla. Kirstie Russell Jr. Feurabush, NY. (Bethlehem Central HS) Megan Sellers Fr. Aurora, Ill. Elizabeth Simon Jr. Maudlin, S.C. (Mauldin HS) Jillian Williams Fr. East Grand Rapids, Mich. (East Grand Rapids) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Rick Kobe (31st season) Associate Head Coach: M,tthew Jabs (13th season) Head Diving Coach: Ryan Hunt (First Season I Head Assistant Coach: Kate Gordon (Sixth Season! Assistant Coach: Keith Da\·;ley (Fourth season!: Assistant Coach: Kevin Woodhull-Smith I.First Se,11011) WWW.CON FERENC EU SA.COM HOUSTON (WOMEN) QUICK FACTS Location: Houston, Texas Enrollment: 39,820 Founded: 1927 Mascot: Cougars Colors: Scarlet & White President: Dr. Renu Khator Athletic Director: Mack Rhoades Name Yr. Hometown/Last School Mackenzie Alspaugh Fr. Leander, Texas/Rouse High School Kimmy Balla Sr. Round Rock, Texas/Round Rock High School Marissa Blumenthal Jr. _Bloomfie_l_cl,_Mich./La_ll_ser High School DoroteJa BednJanec Fr. Zagreb, Croatia/Gornjogradska Gimnazija Natasha Burgess So. Adelaide, Australia/ Annesley College f,_olly CriSQJ_Qlo Fr. ___f,_aymarket, ya./Battlefiel~~igh School Taylor Derevya n i k Fr. Southlake, Texas/Southlake Carroll High School Michelle Detka Fr. Buckeye, Ariz./Verrado High School Colleen Donovan Jr. Slidell, ~aJNorthshore High School Moira Fraser Sr. Harare, Zimbabwe/Tuks Sport Combined School Taylor Gregory So. El Paso, Texas/Eastwood High School Lizzie Justice Jr. The Woodlangs,_Texas/The Woodlands_ HS/Wyoming - -- Reka Kovacs Sr. Budapest, Hungary/Vonosmanty Julia Lonnegren Sr. Malmo, Sweden/ProCivitas i Malmo Laykin LowrL Jr. Magnolia, Texas/Magnolia High Scho()_I Maggie McCord Fr. Tucson, Ariz./Canyon del Oro High School Krystan Morrell Jr. Beaumont, Texas/Westbrook High School Emma Nelson Jr. _ Willis, Texas/Willis High School Torri Olanski So. London, Canada/Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary Maya Owen Fr. Converse, Texas/Judson High School Holli Pisarski Sr. Boynton Beac~, Flil_JLake Worth_High School ---·--- - Danielle Shedd Fr. Converse, Texas/Judson High School Lauren Spano Jr. Manvell, Texas/Manvel High School Heather Winn Jr. Slidell,_l,_a_./Northshore High School COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Augie Busch (Second Season) Diving Head Coach: Jane Figueiredo (23rd Season) Assistant Coach: Clif Robbins (Second Season) 2013 Conference USA Swimming & Diving Championships MARSHALL (WOMEN) QUICK FACTS Location: Huntington, W.V. Enrollment: 13,971 Founded: 1837 Mascot: Thundering Herd Colors: Green & White President: Or. Stephen J. Kopp Athletic Director: Mike Hamrick Name Yr. Hometown/Last School Tiffany Aeling Jr. Columbus, Ohio (Bishop Hartley HS) Emily Akalski Sr. Jeffersonville, Ind. (Jeffersonville HS) Alex Black Fr. Palm Bay, Fla. (Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy) Megan Clemens Fr. Cross Lanes, W.Va. (Nitro HS) Sarah Coghlin Sr. Bartlett, Ill. (Rosary HS) Kelsey Ferguson Fr. Weirton, W.Va. (Weir HS) Kaley Gregory So. Hurricane, W.Va. (Hurricane HS) Emily Heniken So. Northbrook, 111. (Glenbrook North HS) Jaimie Holmquist Sr. Coral Springs, Fla. (Coral Glades HS) Lauren Hurd So. Orange Village, Ohio (Orange HS) Meghan Johnson Fr. Huntington, W.Va. (St. Joseph Central Catholic) Sarah Kay Jr. Cape Town, South Africa (Reddam House Constantia) Katie Kramer So. Naples, Fla. (Naples HS) Casey Kyriacopoulos So. Charlottesville, Va. (Albemarie HS) Madison Lawhorn Jr. Baltimore, Ohio (Liberty Union HS) Victoria Mesner Jr. Roanoke, Va. (Northside HS) Heather Moore Jr. Roswell, Ga. (Lassiter HS) Vera Niemeyer Sr. Wuerselen, Germany (Viktoriaschule Aachen) Kacey Preun So. St. Andrews, Manitoba, Canada (St. Mary's Academy) Lauren Rone Sr. Aurora, Colo. (Grandview HS) Danica Ross Fr. Binghamton, N.Y. (Chenago Valley HS) Arlie Rykosky Sr. Metairie, La. (East Jefferson HS) Sarah Schimenti Sr. Marietta, Ga. (Lassiter HS) Maribeth Smith Sr. Bethpage, N.Y. (Bethpage HS) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Bill Tramel (First season) Assistant Coach: Sarah Woodbury (First season) Head Diving Coach: Jim Zagaria (Fourth season) Team Manager: Amanda Seifert (First season) WWW.CONFER E NCEU SA.COM RICE (WOMEN) QUICK FACTS Location: Houston, Texas Enrollment: 6,082 Founded: 1912 Mascot: Owls Colors: Blue & Gray President: David W. Leebron Athletic Director: Rick Greenspan Name Yr. Hometown/Last School Tiffany Aeling Jr. Columbus, Ohio (Bishop Hartley HS) Emily Akalski Sr. Jeffersonville, Ind. (Jeffersonville HS) Alex Black Fr. Palm Bay, Fla. (Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy) Megan Clemens Fr. Cross Lanes, W.Va. (Nitro HS) Sarah Coghlin Sr. Bartlett, Ill. (Rosary HS) Kelsey Ferguson Fr. Weirton, W.Va. (Weir HS) Kaley Gregory So. Hurricane, W.Va. (Hurricane HS) Emily Heniken So. Northbrook, Ill. (Glenbrook North HS) Jaimie Holmquist Sr. Coral Springs, Fla. (Coral Glades HS) Lauren Hurd So. Orange Village, Ohio (Orange HS) Meghan Johnson Fr. Huntington, W.Va. (St. Joseph Central Catholic) Sarah Kay Jr. Cape Town, South Africa (Reddam House Constantia) Katie Kramer So. Naples, Fla. (Naples HS) Casey Kyriacopoulos So. Charlottesville, Va. (Albemarie HS) Madison Lawhorn Jr. Baltimore, Ohio (Liberty Union HS) Victoria Mesner Jr. Roanoke, Va. (Northside HS) Heather Moore Jr. Roswell, Ga. (Lassiter HS) Vera Niemeyer Sr. Wuerselen, Germany (Viktoriaschule Aachen) Kacey Preun So. St. Andrews, Manitoba, Canada (St. Mary's Academy) Lauren Rone Sr. Aurora, Colo. (Grandview HS) Danica Ross Fr. Binghamton, N.Y. (Chenago Valley HS) Arlie Rykosky Sr. Metairie, La. (East Jefferson HS) Sarah Schimenti Sr. Marietta, Ga. (Lassiter HS) Maribeth Smith Sr. Beth page, N.Y. (Bethpage HS) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Seth Huston (11th Season) Assistant Coach: Amanda Caldwell (First Season) 2013 Conference USA Swimming & Diving Championships SMU(WOMEN) QUICK FACTS Location Dallas, Texas Enrollment: 10,981 Founded: 1911 Mascot: Mustangs Colors: Red & Blue President: Dr. R. Gerald Turner Athletic Director: Rick Hart Name Yr. Hometown/Last School Isabella Arcila So. Cali, Colombia Monika Babok Jr. Sisak, Croatia (Gimnazija Sisak) Sky Corbett-Methot So. Maple Ridge, B.C., Canada (Thomas Haney Secondary) Erica Donadon So. Belluno, Italy (lstituto Santa Giovanna D'arco) Rebecka Ekelund Fr. Chloe Farrar Sr. New Paltz, New York (Plano Senior) Lexi Farrar Jr. New Paltz, New York (Plano Senior) Hannah Ferrin Sr. Dallas, Texas (New Mexico State) Jessica Gardner Jr. Austin, Texas (James Bowie) Caitlin Gutschenritter Fr. Plano, Texas (Plano West) Bolton Harris Sr. Dallas, Texas (Highland Park) Elizabeth Krane Fr. St. Louis, Mo. (Clayton) Eleonor Lindborg So. Trelleborg, Sweden (Procivitas Privata Gymnasium) Nathalie Lindborg So. Trelleborg, Sweden (Procivitas Privata Gymnasium) Deanna Matthews Sr. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Ross Sheppard) Alice McCall Jr. Wigan, Great Britain (St. Peter's) Madison Meyer Fr. Washington Crossing, Pa. (Council Rock North) Allison Murphy Sr. Plano, Texas (Plano West) Jordan Newman Jr. Dallas, Texas (Ursuline) Rachel Nicol So. Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada (Catholic Central) Meghan O'Keefe Fr. Sammamish, Wash. (Skyline) Nicole Parmenter So. San Diego, Calif. (San Marcos) Nina Rangelova Jr. Plovdiv, Bulgaria Natalie Schauwecker Jr. Arlington, Texas (Oakridge) Emily Vavourakis Sr. Sint-Niklaas, Belgium Danielle Villa rs Fr. Zurich, Switzerland (Kunst- & Sportschule Raemibuehl) Anna Volchkov Fr. Yoqneam lllit, Israel (Shpaim) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Steve Collins (24th season) Diving Head Coach: Jim Stillson (29th season) Student Assistant Coach: Raminta Dvariskyte, Genny Konicke WWW.CON F ERENCEUSA.COM TULANE (WOMEN) QUICK FACTS Location: New Orleans, La. Enrollment: 12,622 Founded: 1834 Mascot: Green Wave Colors: Olive Green & Sky Blue President: Dr. Scott Cowen Athletic Director: Rick Dickson Name Yr. Hometown/last School K,1yl,1 Alf Huynh Ir l'ortla11d. Ore cit. Mary I HI I auren Arnold Fr I/re tm:a. Au1tr,1li,i,fast ll,rncastrr leconcl,iry Kri1t1n 1\tr•1 \1 Clwlotte. r11C c,\t1ll,,r Creek HS Ci\t'le Calderon Ir B,1ton Hnug,•. I c1 It. Joseph\ HS (.rn Caprio Jr ,\l,1son, Ohro!Willrarn Mason HI llizc1beth Cook Ir. ft'XMkanc1, lexc1s/lexd1 HI I .mhn Corcnr,111 Jr Ont,rnu, C.1nadc1 \,1rrecl Heart HI f rin (ummqham Ir Buffalo (,row, 111.11\dlai ltrvenson HI lillun Dalerrlen Ir. llc1vi1, CJlif. D,1v11 Senior HI 11rlwcca Dug,1r1 In l ,1111d,1le, l',1 GPrn1,i11tuwn Academy lc1d1r· Eicher Ir. S,111 lose, C1l1f.!lynbrook HS Alli!' lvans Sr It. Petersburq, flc1./St. l't COACHING STAFF Head Coach: U Natal (First Season) Assistant Coach: Kristi Rigtrrink (First Season) Diving Head Coach: Justin Montrie (Third Season) 2013 Conference USA Swimming & Diving Championships EAST CAROLINA (MEN) QUICK FACTS Location: Greenville, N.C. Enrollment: 27,000 Founded: 1907 Mascot: Pirates Colors: Purple and Gold President: Dr. Steve Ballard Athletic Director: Terry Holland Name Yr. Hometown/Last School Justin Bilis Fr. Panevezys, Lithuania (Panevezio Zemynos) Geoffrey Bobsin Sr. Fairfax Station, Va. (Robinson HS) Rokas Cepulis So. Vendelso, Sweden Alex Clark Fr. Elkhart, Ind. (Northridge HS) Kyle Comiskey Sr. Herndon, Va. (College of William & Mary) Macon Crowder Fr. Zebulon, N.C. (East Wake HS) Julian Dodu Fr. Oshawa, Ontario (Maxwell Heights SS) Michael Dugan Fr. Marietta, Ga. (Marietta HS) Clement Dulac Fr. Sugar Land, Texas (Clements HS) Tyler Dunsmore Sr. Newville, Pa. (Big Spring HS) J.D. Flanagan Sr. Medford, N.J. (Shawnee HS) Alec Francis Jr. Gilbertsville, Pa. (The Hill School) Hyatt Gaston Jr. Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier HS) Tyler Goulden Fr. Arundel, Maine (Thornton Academy) Turner Haigwood Sr. Greenville, N.C. (J.H. Rose HS) Shawn Hunter Fr. Wilson, N.C. (Hunt HS) Trevor Irish Fr. College Park, Md. (DeMatha HS) Mike Jolly Sr. Silver Spring, Md. (DeMatha HS) Attila Kiraly Jr. Budapest, Hungary (Arapad Csanadi HS) Jeffrey Mead So. Lexington, S.C. (Lexington HS) Ben Miller So. Martinez, Ga. (Evans HS) Sean Piacente Fr. New City, N.Y. (Clarkstown South HS) William Quarles Sr. Gastonia, N.C. (Forestview HS) Kevin Schwab So. Cincinnati, Ohio (Archbishop Moeller HS) Nikola Simic So. Nori Sod, Serbia (GimnazTJa Jovan Jovanovic School) Andre Smedstad So. Slidell, La. (Northshore HS) Chase Wittenauer Sr. Manassas, Va. (Osbourn HS) Austin Taylor Fr. Columbia, Md. (Atholon HS) Nathan Walters So. Raleigh, N.C. (UNC Wilmington) Dan Woods So. Pontypool, United Kingdom (St. Alban's RC HS) Southfield, Mich. (Ernest W. Seaholm HS) Nick Wyllie So. - - -- COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Rick Kobe (31st season) Associate Head Coach: Matthew Jabs (13th season) Head Diving Coach: Ryan Hunt (first Season) Head Assistant Coach: Kate Gordon (Sixth Season) Assistant Coach: Keith Dawley (fourth season); Assistant Coach: Kevin Woodhull-Smith (First Season) WWW.CON F ERENCEUSA.COM FLORIDA ATLANTIC (MEN) QUICK FACTS Location Boca Raton, Florida Enrollment: 30,038 Founded: 1964 Mascot: Owls Colors: Blue and Red President: Dr. Mary Jane Saunders Athletic Director: Patrick Chun Name Yr. Hometown/Last School Tyler Aycock Fr. Orlando, FL (Dr Phillips HS) Alec Bourne Fr. Lehigh Acres, FL (Cypress Lake HS) Matthieu Burtez Fr. Marseille, France (Lycee du Rempart) Ronald Cortina Sr. Miami, FL (FIU) Gregory Cox So. White Rock, B.C., Canada (Semiahmoo Secondary) Aaron Custodio Fr. Naples, FL (Palmetto Ridge HS) Javier Diaz Fr. Miami, FL (John A. Ferguson HS) Erik Erton Jr. Pompano Beach, FL (Pine Crest HS) Alan Forbes Sr. Longwood, FL (Lyman HS) Will Gatlin So. Lubbock, Texas (Coronado HS) Sidney Galliher Fr. Sebastian, FL (Sebastian River HS) Christopher Adam Gunn Fr. Gulf Breeze, FL (Gulf Breeze HS) Mauricio Hidalgo Fr. Coral Springs, FL (Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS) Julian Jones Fr. Satellite Beach, FL (Satellite HS) Collin Logan Fr. Riverview, FL (Newsome HS) Ryan McIntyre Torbjorn Persson Alex Potter Fr. Fort Myers, FL (Cape Coral HS) Joseph Steele So. Holiday, FL (East Lake HS) Hunter Swartsel Fr. New Port Richey, FL (Gulf HS) Luke Terrill John Walsh Jr. Pompano Beach, FL (Pompano Beach HS) James Wesley Fr. Lake Mary, FL (Seminole HS) Eric Williams Sr. Satellite Beach, FL (Satellite HS) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Steve Eckelkamp Assistant Coach: Oliver Agh Assistant Coach: Lara Preacco Dive Coach: Michelle Davison-Sandelin 20 I 3 Conference USA Swirnrning & Diving Championships SMU (MEN) QUICK FACTS Location: Dallas, Texas Enrollment: 10,981 Founded: 1911 Mascot: Mustangs Colors: Red & Blue President: Dr. R. Gerald Turner Athletic Director: Steve Orsini Name Yr. Hometown/Last School Adrian Aceves Jr. Albuquerque. N.lvl. (la Cueva) Gabriel Andonie San Antonio. Texas (Saint Mary's) Giedrius Andriunaitis So. Kaunas. Lithuania (Kaunas Azuolas Catholic) Devin Burnett Plano, Texas (Plano East) Richard Cornelius Jr. Atlanta, Ga. (Wheeler) Julian Fletcher So. Warwick, Bermuda (Suffield Academy) Nicolai Hansen So. EsbJorg. Denmark (Esbjerg Gymnasium) Hunter Hayden Fr. Dallas. Texas (Greenhill School) Hayden Hodges Corpus Christi. Texas (Mary Carroll) Tommy Jankovich Jr Coto de Caza. Calif (Santa Margarita Catholic) Alex Johnson Portland. Ore. (Jesuit) Bobby Jones So. St Louis. Mo. (MICOS) Ryan Koops So. San Antonio. Texas Blaz Korosec Sr Ljubljana. Slovenia (Gimnazi1a Ledina) Fernando Lara Carrillo Jr. Dallas. Texas (Highland Park) Pablo Lara Carrillo Fr Dallas. Texas (Highland Park) David Larsson Jr. Uddevalla. Sweden (Agnebergs Gymnasiet) Hugo Martinez So. Allen. Texas Marshall McCann Fr Colorado Springs. Colo. (Cheyenne Mountain) Scott McRae So. Houston. Texas (Klein) William Middleton San Antonio, Texas (Reagan) Matthew Mozdzen Gilbert. AriZ: Madison Mulleady Dover-Sherborn. Mass. (Dover-Sherborn) Matthew Napier-Jameson So. Johannesburg. South Africa (Dainfern College) Braeden Newton So. Alberta. Canada Javi Ochoa El Paso. Texas (Cathedral) Tyler Rauth Downingtown. Penn. (Downingtown West) Mark Reese Jr Coto de Caza. Calif. (Santa Margarita Catholic) Matt So. Lewisville. Texas Mindaugas Sadauskas Jr Panevezys. Lithuania (Zemynos Secondary) Mike Smith So. Hinsdale, Ill. (Hinsdale Central) Paolo Stanchi Fr Bellevue, Wash. (International) Jake Stieb Jr. San Antonio. Texas (Communication Arts) Mitchell Thomson Sr Brisbane. Australia (Albany Creek) Frederick Tritschler IV Southport, Conn. (S-uffield Academy) Nelson Turk Fr Bangkok. Thailand/International School ofBanqkok Zach Turner So. Fort Collins. Colo. Rickey Wilson RSr Coto de Caza. Calif./California Baptist University COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Eddie Sinnott Head Diving Coach: Jim Stillson Associate Coach: Andy Kershaw WWW.CON FER ENCEU SA.COM WESTERN KENTUCKY (MEN) -, . QUICK FACTS Location Bowling Green, Ky. Enrollment: 20,712 Founded: 1906 Mascot: Hi I ltoppers Colors: Red and White President: Dr. Gary Ransdell Athletic Director: Todd Stewart Name Yr. Hometown/Last School Russ Bryant Fr. Lexington, Ky./Henry Clay HS Louis Bunch Sr. Morristown, Tenn./Morristown West HS Adam Dajka Sr. Budapest,Hungary/Kolcsey Ferenc HS Sam Dalton Jr. Johns Creek, Ga./Northview HS Connor Dwyer Fr. Longmont, Colo./Skyline HS Brennan Elsas Fr. Lincoln, Ill/University HS Tyler Essary So. Prattville, Ala .. Prattville HS Tom Gasnick Sr. Omaha, Neb./Omaha Creighton Prep Chris Goodman Fr. Knoxville, Tenn./Bearden HS Harrison Griffin Fr. Bowling Green, Ky./Bowling Green HS Tyler Groneck So. Taylor Mill, Ky./Scott HS Billy Kunkel Sr. Omaha, Neb./Omaha Creighton Prep Aymeric Le Corno Fr. Toulouse, France/Lycee Bellevue Loui Little So. Victoria, Australia/Caulfield Grammar Elliott Lorson Jr. Acworth, Ga./North Cobb HS Adam Mayer Sr. Munster, lnd./Munster HS Giorgi Meyer Fr. Lutz, Fla./Steinbrenner HS Luke Musser Sr. Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley Northwest HS Seth Musser So. Overland Park, Kan. /Blue Valley Northwest HS Ben Nichols Sr. Lexington, Ky./Dunbar HS David Owens Fr. Houston, Texas/Lamar HS Brooks Price Fr. Houston, Texas/AliefTaylor HS David Rayner Sr. Baton Rouge, La./Robert E. Lee HS Heitor Rodrigues Jr. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil/Colegio Pitagoras Neal Rushing Jr. Jackson, Tenn./Madison Academic Magnet HS Richard Russell Jr. Douglasville, Ga./Chapel Hill HS Jake Schoeff So. Kennesaw, Ga./Kennesaw Mountain HS Tommy VerBrugge Fr. Noblesville, lnd./Noblesville HS Jordan Vorst Sr. Independence, Ky./Simon Kenton HS Tripp Watson Fr. Franklin, Tenn./Franklin HS COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Bruce Marchionda Head Diving: Andrew Goe Assistant Coach: Bill Powell Assistant Coach: Brian Thomas ssistant Coach: Danielle Grobmyer Assistant Coach: Kevin Knezevich 2013 Conference USA Swimming & Diving Championships ALL-TIME C-USA WOMEN'S RESULTS 2012 / CRWC Natatorium 2009 / CRWC Natatorium 2006 / CRWC Natatorium 2003 / IUPUI Natatorium Houston/ Feb. 15-18 Houston / Feb. 25 - 28 Houston/ Feb. 22 - 25 Indianapolis, Ind./ Feb. 23 - 25 Team Standings Team Standings Team Standings Team Standings 1. )MU :857.5;1; J. Hou.ton l.Rict: l. Lht I 4.Hiri> 1. Ec1,1LJroli11a j l(J Lm1iwillt•l381);ii.)c1111tlouistlil'i.1 Event Champions (Distance In Yards) Event Champion Time/Score Event Champions (Distance In Yards) Event Champions (Distan fOOfly De11hi1 SmulcnOva, ~,\';LJ 200 Fly Sc11li,1 Schwendcnwcm. 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TClJ 1,650 free 200 Free 200 Breast 100 Back 100Free 100 Fly 200 Back 500 Free 200 Fly 100Breast 1,650 Free I,' 1 ~ ZOOIM 200 Breast 100Fly 400IM 100 Fly 200Fly 200Free Relay 100 Fly 100 Back 400 free Relay (l!l(llll1dti 200 IM 200 Back 800 Free Relay 400 IM l.iriCl,irk, )MU 100 Breast 200MedleyRelay 200 Free Relay 5,\11J 200 Breast ).0).Hi 400 Medley Relay (inrnmlll 11<1().) 400 Free Relay 200IM l·MeterDiving 800 Free Relay 5,\HJ (dlJl I 4001M 200 Medley Relay S1\1U 200Free Relay «u i:.Jl.'11 2013 Conference USA Swimming & Diving Championships C-USA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS BOOK S\IU 200-yard medley rt·lay 2008 Jennefer 8i.1ckma11, S,\IU 2002 linds,1y Harvey, Hoo1tn11 ··WOMEN·· S,\IU 400-yard medley rt'lay 2007 Petra KIO\OVd, \MU NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 2006 Flavea fleg,1tnont1, SMU Newcomer of the Year Petra Klosova, SMU 1-Meter Diving 2007 2011 GPoevieve Konecke, SMU 2005 DianP f\irker, East Ccirolina 2010 1\n,1stasia Pozrlniakova. Houston Anja (arrnan, SMU 200-yard backstroke 2010 Kylie Kastes. Tuldne 2004 Dia11p Parker, East Caroli11;i 2009 1\n,1stasi,1 Pnzdniakova, Houston Petr,, Klosovd, \MU IOO-yard freestyle 2008 IPnny Johnson, Marshall 2003 DidllL' f\1rker, East Carolina 2003 Yuli,1 Pakhalina, Houston 1\n,1st,11ia Pozdllldkova, HOU 1-meter diving 2007 Gneni van KatwiJk, Houlton 2002 Mari;i Oberg, Cincinnati 2001 Yuli,1 Pakhal1na, Houston An,11t<1sia Po1dniakova, HOU 3-meter diving i\ngela Ian Juan Cisnero\, SMU G111ni van K<1twiJk, HOU platform diving 3-Meter Diving \MU 200 yard free1ty1,, relay Freshman Swimmer of the Year SMU 2012 Rachel fl1col, \1,IU 2003 Yttlid Pakhc1lina, Houston 400 yard freestyle relay ··MEN·· 2002 YultJ Pakh,1lina, Houston \.~IU 800 y.ird freestyle relay 2011 llina Rangelov,1, SMU 2001 Yulia Pakh,1l1na, Houston SMU 400-yard medley relay 2010 Rek,1 Kovacs, Houston CON FERENCE USA/ 2009 Then·,e Svendsen, S,\IU INVITATIONAL HONORS 2006 2008 S<11rh,1 Van deo Branden, SMU NCAA Diver of the Year Jessica Sh,imburger, Houston Diver of the Meet 11,ivia Hig,unonti, SMU 500-y,irrl freestyl,• 2007 2010 Anr1,td\ld Pozdnidkllva. Heu-ton l't•tra Kl1110,1a, SMU 2010 Matt Culbertson, SMU I Livia Rig,rn1011ti, \MU 1.650-y,ml freestylP 2006 2003 Yulia Pakhalina. Huus ton 2005 Am,1nda T<1ylor, LouisvillP 2009 Matt Culbertson. SMU Yulia l'c1kh,1lina, Houston Anp Carn1,111, \MU 1.650-yMd freestylP 2001 2004 L111d,1 McE.1rhrane, Tulane 2008 Mats Wektorsson, Hawae 1 \MU 100-yard frt•c1style relay 1\1111 Degen1tr1n, Cincinnati 2007 Magnus Frick, H,1w,1i'i SMU 800 yard frl'l'ltyle rl'ldy 2003 NCAA Diving Coach of the Year 2002 lli,llle P.irkPr, East LHolina 2006 1\'1t1ts Wiktorsson, Hi1v,1c11'i 2009 J,1ne F1uul'iredo, Houlton 2005 Robbie Lewes, Louiwille 2003 J,rnr Figueiredo, Houston 2005 Se(rn \Vilkimon, Louisvillt1 Diver of the Year 2004 2001 J,1ne Figueiredo, H1n1ston i\zul 1\l111<11a11, Hnuston pl<1tform diving 2003 Sl'dll Wilkimun. Loui~villt• 2011 J11lca Lonn,,gren, Houstnn i\nna Kit'~'>, Houqun pl,11form d1vmg 2002 St•c1n Wilkinson, Louisv1lit' 2011 l dCey Tnit'love, HOLht1lll NCAA All-Americans 2010 1\lld)Ll\irl PozdnidkOVrl, HOU)\{Jfl 2004 1 Swimmer of the Meet 2012 2009 1\ncistc1,1,1 /iozdni,1k(1 1,1. Hou\ton 1\zul ,\l1n.iz-1n. Hotl',ton 1 111eter diving 2008 Ginni v,rn K,1twijk, Hou\ton 2010 Lucd ,\\azzurdnd, Hav.f,li'i h,1111,ll,1 Arcil.1 200y,,rdfre,•style•relay 2007 1\na,t<1\i<1 Pozdnit1kovr1. Hou,1011 2009 fth-1/,nd D01,\'IW\. S:\1U ·100 y,,rd freP1tylP relay 2006 Lrni,1 C1g11otto, Huuqo11 2008 Tlwrnc1sWinkl11r, H,1w,1i'i Monika ll.1bok 200 yc1rd frt•t•1tyl,• rel,1y, 2003 Yuli<1 l',1kh<1li11d Houstn11 I mett•r diving 2005 1\nnd KH"/:,, Homton 2007 l,111 Clc1rk. \MU •100 yard fn•e1tyle rel<1y Yuli<1 l'.1kh,1lin<1, Housto11 J meter diving 2004 1\zul 1\l111,11an, Houston 2006 I l10mas Wi11kler, H,iw,ti'i Fric(1 D01ld(lon 100 yard nll'dlc•y n•l,1y 2003 Yulic1 l'.1kh,1li11a, Houston 2005 (r,1ig Chapm,rn, TCU (il'nny Konick,, 200 yard freestyle reL1y, 2002 Yuli,11'<1khali11<1, H1101t1111 1\d,1m filcedctr<111y, louewille 200 yard 111edley rel<1y, 2002 2004 Cr,1tg Chapn1<1n, TCU 1011 yard freestyle rPlay, ,\-ltHid Ober9, Cillcinndti 500 yard frt•c•ltyle 2003 Scott Davi\oll, Cinci1111(1\i •100 yard medley rel,1y Yuli,1 P,ikhdliri,1, HoLh!uri 1 metpr diving Diving Coach of the Year 2002 l{v,in Md·Jrdly, Cinc11111dt1 l1c1ch,·l ll1r11I 2IJ0-y,ml 111edley n•lay Yu lid l\1khr1li11ci, Hou\lon 3-mf'!Pr diving 2012 J.c111' I egueiredn, Hou stun Nina ll,11HJ<'lov,1 200 y,Hd frer•stylt• 2011 J,1111' rigueir(•do. 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