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Quick Facts/Contents NCAA Championships ......................... Men T-33rd; Women-N/A Letterwinners Returning......................... Men 22/6; Women 12/7 All-Americans ................................. Evan Stowers (Platform/7th) ACC Champions ...................................... Evan Stowers (3-Meter) 2006-07 TEAM INFORMATION Newcomers ...................................................... Men 8; Women 10 Returning All-Americans .........................................Evan Stowers Returning ACC Champions ......................................Evan Stowers Key Returnees MEN Ryan Bishop, Signal Mountain, Tenn., IM/Breast Evan Stowers, Independence, Ky., Diving Alex Williams, Indianapolis, Ind., Breast THE INSTITUTE WOMEN Official Name ............................. Georgia Institute of Technology Stephanie England, Titusville, Fla., Diving Enrollment .......................................................................... 16,000 Elizabeth Stowe, Lawrenceville, Ga., Distance Free Location ...................................................................... Atlanta, Ga. Vesna Stojanovska, Skopje, Macedonia, Free/Fly Founded .................................................................................. 1885 Key Newcomers Nicknames ................................. Rambling Wreck, Yellow Jackets MEN Mascots ................................................ Buzz, 1930 Model “A” Ford Ryan Crete, Sarasota, Fla., Distance Free Colors ............................................................. Old Gold and White Way Joe Lee, Georgetown, Malaysia, IM/Breast/Back Institute Website................................................. www.gatech.edu Alex Roan, Wareham, Mass., Distance Free Athletic Website ..................................... www.ramblinwreck.com WOMEN Facility ................................ Georgia Tech Aquatic Center (1,900) Taylor Flynn, Memphis, Tenn., Free/Fly Conference ............................................................. Atlantic Coast Agatha Kwasnik, Lake Bluff, Ill., Sprint Free President....................Dr. G. Wayne Clough (Georgia Tech, 1964) Jing Li, Chapel Hill, N.C., Distance Free/Fly Director of Athletics ................ Dan Radakovich (IU of Pa., 1980) Senior Women’s Admin. .........Theresa Wenzel (Marquette, 1991) CREDITS The 2006-07 Georgia Tech swimming and SPORTS INFORMATION diving media guide was written and edited Director ............................... Allison George (Georgia Tech, 1988) by Scott MacDonald, with assistance from Associate Director ................. Mike Stamus (Virginia Tech, 1982) Dan Goldberger. Head shots and team Assistant Directors ...................... Miranda Bryen (Auburn, 2002) photos taken by Stanley Leary. Action ........................................... Scott MacDonald (St. Andrews, 1999) photos taken by Mitch Guttenplan and Rob Skinner. Outside covers designed by ................................................ Cheryl Watts (Georgia Tech, 2002) Baseline Sports Media. Printed by EBSCO Intern ............................ Dan Goldberger (Suny New Paltz, 2003) Media of Birmingham, Ala. Swimming Contact ............................................. Scott MacDonald MacDonald’s Office Phone ..................................... (404) 894-5467 MacDonald’s Cell Phone ........................................ (919) 619-4137 TABLE OF CONTENTS SID Fax ................................................................... (404) 894-1248 Page 16 .......................................... Quick Facts/Table of Contents Page 18 ...................................................................... Men’s Roster SWIMMING AND DIVING INFORMATION Pages 19-29 ............................................................. Men’s Profiles Head Coach ........................................ Stu Wilson (Georgia, 1989) Page 30 .............................................. NCAA Qualifying Standards Office Phone ........................................................... (404) 385-0521 Page 32 ................................................................. Women’s Roster E-Mail................................................ [email protected] Pages 33-39 ........................................................ Women’s Profiles Year at Tech ................................... Fifth (Second as Head Coach) Page 40 ..................................................... Head Coach Stu Wilson Overall Record ......................................... 4-6 (men); 4-5 (women) Page 41 .................................................................... Coaching Staff Assistant Coach ........................... Marty Hamburger (Iowa, 1991) Page 42 .......................................................... Tech Administration Year at Tech ........................................................................ Second Page 43 ...................................................................... Support Staff Office Phone ........................................................... (404) 894-1734 Pages 44-45 ............................................... 2004-05 Season Review E-Mail....................................... [email protected] Pages 46-47 ........................................................... Season Outlook Diving Coach .......................................... John Ames (Ohio, 1993) Page 48 ......................................... The Atlantic Coast Conference Year at Tech ........................................................................... Sixth Page 49 ................................................. 2006 ACC Championships Office Phone ........................................................... (404) 385-1293 Page 50 .................................................................... Men’s Records E-Mail................................................... [email protected] Page 51 ............................................................... Women’s Records Student Assistants .........................Meghan DeVinney, Liz Foster Pages 52-53 ........................................................ Men’s Honor Roll ......................... Laura Heiser, Teemu Kettunen, Laurissa Prystaj Page 53 .......................................................... Women’s Honor Roll Manager ............................................................... Mario Montalvo Page 54 ........................................ All-Time Record vs. Opponents Page 55 .......................................................... Year-by-Year Results 2005-06 TEAM INFORMATION Pages 56-57 ............................................ Men’s Top Performances Overall Record ................................................ Men (4-6, 2-3 ACC) Pages 58-59 ....................................... Women’s Top Performances ................................................................... Women (4-5, 1-4 ACC) Pages 60-61......................................................................... History ACC Championships ................................... Men-4th; Women-9th Pages 62-63 .............................................. All-Time Letterwinners Page 64 ............................................ Georgia Tech Aquatic Center ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ 16 Georgia Tech Swimming and Diving • 6 Consecutive Men’s NCAA Top-35 Finishes Men’s Profiles ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Georgia Tech Swimming and Diving • 6 Consecutive Men’s ACC Top-5 Finishes 17 2006-07 Men’s Roster Back Row (L-R): Student Assistant Teemu Kettunen, Student Assistant Jacob Wilson, Onur Uras, Ofer Finkler, Jeff Burton, Jacob Kwasnik, Kevin Skenes, Alex Williams, Noah Copeland, Johnny Hagaman, Alex Roan, Diving Coach John Ames, Head Coach Stu Wilson. Middle Row (L-R): Assistant Coach Marty Hamburger, Student Assistant Laura Heiser, Student Assistant Laurissa Prystaj, Way Joe Lee, Kelsey Duffy, Jason Bourgeois, Conrad Aach, Tony Burkhardt, Michael Bennett, Evan Stowers, Peter Doblar, Trainer Allison Murphy, Student Assistant Meghan DeVinney, Student Assistant Liz Foster. Front Row (L-R): Mauricio Sousa, Ryan Crete, Chris Lee, Will Woodworth, Drew Showalter, Chris Ewald, Greg Tunning, Andy Miller, David Rifkin, Jeremy Jackson, Ryan Bishop. (Not pictured: Rob Miller) Name Cl. Ht. Events Hometown/High School/Club Team Conrad Aach Sr. 5-10 IM/Back North Country, Canada/Silverthorn Collegiate Institute/Etobicoke Michael Bennett Jr. 5-8 Diving Lilburn, Ga./Parkview/Atlanta Diving Ryan Bishop Sr. 6-0 IM/Breast/Back Signal Mountain, Tenn./Baylor/Baylor Swim Jason Bourgeois Jr. 5-9 Fly/Free River Ridge, La./Jesuit/Elmwood Sharks Tony Burkhardt Sr. 5-11 Diving Phoenix, Ariz./Shadow Mountain/Clavadistas del sol Jeff Burton Jr. 6-5 Free/IM Federal Way, Wash./John F. Kennedy/King Aquatic Club Noah Copeland So. 6-3 Free Fayetteville, Ga./Stars Mill/Southern Crescent Aquatic Team Ryan Crete Fr. 6-2 Distance Free Sarasota, Fla./Riverview/Sarasota YMCA Sharks Peter Doblar Jr. 5-8 Diving Woodinville, Wash./Woodinville/Pacific Northwest Diving Kelsey Duffy Fr. 5-10 Fly Sugar Land, Texas/Austin/First Colony Swim Team Chris Ewald* So.-R 6-0 Free/Fly Alpharetta, Ga./South Forsyth/Dynamo Swim Ofer Finkler Sr. 6-3 Sprint Free Rishon Le-Zion, Israel/Ramot/Hapoel Jerusalem Johnny Hagaman Fr. 6-2 Back Black Mountain, N.C./Charles D. Owen/YMCA of Western N.C. Jeremy Jackson Fr. 6-1 Breast Dalton, Ga./Dalton/Carpet Capital Aquatic Jacob Kwasnik Jr. 6-5 Sprint Free Lake Bluff, Ill./Lake Forest/Scout Aquatics Chris Lee So. 5-8 Sprint Free/Fly Peachtree
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