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2004-05 NISCA/Speedo Academic All America 2004-05 NISCA/Speedo Academic All America National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association 2004-2005 Academic All-America Swimming, Diving and Water Polo Public School Boys Public School Girls Independent School Boys Independent School Girls Comparative Rankings by State, Gender and School Classification Back to IHSSCA Back to NISCA 2004-2005 NISCA/Speedo Boys Public High School Academic All-America First Name Last Name Activity School City State Matthew Abbey Swim Anthony Wayne High School Whitehouse OH Kyle Alford Swim Cypress Falls High School Houston TX Nathaniel Aligood Swim Rockbridge County High School Lexington VA Austin Allen Swim Cypress Falls High School Houston TX Darin Allen Swim Anacortes High School Anacortes WA Jeremy Amon Swim Pittsford Sutherland High School Pittsford NY Eric Amundson Swim Eau Claire Memorial High School Eau Claire WI Devin Ancona Swim Arroyo Grande High School Arroyo Grande CA Gregory Anderson Swim Tooele High School Tooele UT James Anderson Swim/Dive Pasadena High School Pasadena TX Jackson Armstrong Swim Port Angeles High School Port Angeles WA John Armstrong Swim Lawrence Free State High School Lawrence KS Matthew Arnold Swim/Polo Waubonsie Valley High School Aurora IL David Ash Swim Akron Firestone High School Akron OH Harry Asnien Swim Madison West High School Madison WI Noah Athens Swim West Valley High School Fairbanks AK Mark Augustyn Swim Highland High School Highland IN Cody Bagley Swim Everett High School Everett WA Nate Baim Swim Yorktown High School Yorktown IN Alexander Baker Swim Weedsport Central School Weedsport NY Mark Baker Swim Weedsport Central School Weedsport NY Matthew Baker Swim Weedsport Central School Weedsport NY Charles Baldwin Swim Evanston Township High School Evanston IL William Ballentine Swim Pendleton Heights High SChool Pendleton IN Andrew Steve Balog Swim Munster High School Munster IN John Barrett Swim Lakeside High School Evans GA Andrew Bates Swim East Central High School Saint Leon IN Ryan Batt Swim Anderson High School Cincinnati OH James Beard Swim McIntosh High School Peachtree City GA Joshua Beasley Swim Rosemount High School Rosemount MN Adam Beckman Swim Kearney High School Kearney NE Casey Berggren Swim Monarch High School Louisville CO Daniel Beruvides Swim Lubbock High School Lubbock TX Robert Bianchini Swim Toms River High School East Toms River NJ Patrick Blachly Swim North Central High School Indianapolis IN Taylor Blair Swim Forest Hills Northern High SchoolGrand Rapids MI Mark Boerckel Swim United Township High School East Moline IL Tyler Bonewell Swim Burnsville High School Burnsville MN Michael Boring Swim Perry High School Massillon OH Russell Bornschein Dive Ann Arbor Pioneer High School Ann Arbor MI James Boroff Swim Greenville Senior High School Greenville OH Stephen Bossu Swim/Polo New Trier High School Winnetka IL Evan Bower Swim Southeast Guilford High School Greensboro NC Justin Brandler Swim/Polo Wilson High School Tacoma WA Andrew Brannan Swim H. 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