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Pool Roster.Qxp USA SWIMMING Pool Roster MEN Name Age Hometown/Team(s) Event(s) Randall Bal 24 Fair Oaks, Calif./Stanford Swimming 100 Back Nick Brunelli 23 Mansfield, Mass./Sun Devil 50 Free Jayme Cramer 22 Westfield, Ind./Southeastern Swimming 4x200 FR Ian Crocker 22 Portland, Maine/Longhorn 100 Fly Nate Dusing 26 Villa Hills, Ky./Longhorn 4x100 FR Mark Gangloff 23 Akron, Ohio/Auburn Aquatics 100 Breast Brendan Hansen 23 Havertown, Penn./Longhorn 100, 200 Breast Larsen Jensen 19 Bakersfield, Calif./USC 1500 Free Klete Keller 23 Phoenix, Ariz./Club Wolverine 4x200 FR Jason Lezak 29 Irvine, Calif./Irvine Novaquatics 50, 100 Free, 4x100 FR Ryan Lochte 20 Daytona Beach, Fla./Florida 200 Back, 200, 400 IM, 4x200 FR Robert Margalis 23 St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg Aquatics 400 IM Matt McGinnis 19 Raleigh, N.C./Texas 4x200 FR Aaron Peirsol 21 Irvine, Calif./Longhorn 100, 200 Back Michael Phelps 20 Baltimore, Md./Club Wolverine 100, 200, 400 Free, 100 Fly, 200 IM, 4x100 FR, 4x200 FR Michael Raab 22 Rockville, Md./Rockville Montgomery 200 Fly Davis Tarwater 21 Knoxville, Tenn./Michigan 200 Fly Chris Thompson 26 Roseburg, Ore./Club Wolverine 1500 Free Scott Usher 22 Grand Island, Neb./Wyoming 200 Breast Peter Vanderkaay 21 Rochester, Mich./Michigan 200, 400 Free, 4x200 FR Neil Walker 28 Verona, Wis./Longhorn 4x100 FR Garrett Weber-Gale 19 Milwaukee, Wis./Texas 4x100 FR Ben Wildman-Tobriner20 San Francisco, Calif./Stanford 4x100 FR Head Coach: Dave Salo, Ph.D. (Irvine Novaquatics) Assistant Coaches: Bob Bowman (Michigan); David Marsh (Auburn); Gregg Troy (Florida) WOMEN Caroline Burckle 18 Louisville, Ky./Florida 4x200 FR Kristen Caverly 20 San Clemente, Calif./Stanford 200 Breast Laura Conway 20 Macon, Ga./Swim Macon 800 Free Natalie Coughlin 22 Vallejo, Calif./Cal Aquatics 100 Free, 100 Back, 4x100 FR Mary DeScenza 20 Naperville, Ill./Athens Bulldog 200 Free, 100, 200 Fly, 4x100 FR, 4x200 FR Kelsey Ditto 16 Austin, Texas/Longhorn 400 Free Jessica Hardy 18 Long Beach, Calif./Irvine Novaquatics 100 Breast Margaret Hoelzer 22 Huntsville, Ala./Auburn Aquatics 200 Back Katie Hoff 16 Towson, Md./North Baltimore 200 Free, 200, 400 IM, 4x200 FR^ Kara Lynn Joyce 19 Ann Arbor, Mich./Athens Bulldog 50 Free, 4x100 FR Tara Kirk 22 Bremerton, Wash./Palo Alto Stanford 100, 200 Breast Rachel Komisarz 28 Louisville, Ky./Lakeside 100 Fly, 4x200 FR Emily Mason 22 Tucson, Ariz./Tucson Ford 200 Fly Jeri Moss 20 Riverside, Calif./Irvine Novaquatics 100, 200 Back Whitney Myers 20 Oxford, Ohio/Tucson Ford 200 IM, 4x200 FR Lacey Nymeyer 19 Tucson, Ariz./Tucson Ford 4x100 FR Carly Piper 21 Grosse Pointe, Mich./Wisconsin Aquatics 400 Free Kaitlin Sandeno 22 Lake Forest, Calif./Trojan 400 IM, 4x200 FR Emily Silver 19 Bainbridge Island, Wash./Cal Aquatics 4x100 FR Amanda Weir 19 Lawrenceville, Ga./Swim Atlanta 50, 100 Free, 4x100 FR Kate Ziegler 17 Great Falls, Va./The Fish 800 Free Head Coach: Jack Bauerle (Georgia) Assistant Coaches: Frank Busch (Arizona); Teri McKeever (Cal); Paul Yetter (North Baltimore) Head Manager: Jackie Yost Avg. Age of Team: 21.25 Assistant Managers: Ted Knapp and Greg Werner Avg. Age of Men's Team: 22.43 Avg. Age of Women's Team: 19.95 ^Hoff declined the 200 Back spot..
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