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Houston Swimming & Diving 2018-19 Digital Guide HOUSTON SWIMMING & DIVING 2018-19 DIGITAL GUIDE WWW.UHCOUGARS.COM HOUSTON SWIMMING & DIVING TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS ............................................................................................................................................................................3 HEAD COACH RYAN WOCHOMURKA ........................................................................................................................................6 ASSISTANT SWIMMING COACH HANNAH BURANDT ...............................................................................................................8 DIVING COACH BOB GUNTER ...................................................................................................................................................9 2017-18 TOP TIMES ...............................................................................................................................................................10 I N F O R M AT I O N OLYMPIANS ...........................................................................................................................................................................11 ALL-AMERICANS ...................................................................................................................................................................12 NCAA CHAMPIONS ................................................................................................................................................................14 NCAA/AIAW HISTORY ............................................................................................................................................................16 CONFERENCE HISTORY ..........................................................................................................................................................21 AWARDS & HONORS ..............................................................................................................................................................25 HOUSTON’S TOP-10 PERFORMERS ........................................................................................................................................27 2018-19 COUGARS 2018-19 CRWC NATATORIUM RECORDS ...............................................................................................................................................29 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS/SERIES RECORDS ...........................................................................................................................30 ALL-TIME ROSTER .................................................................................................................................................................35 PHILL HANSEL - “THE FATHER OF HOUSTON SWIMMING & DIVING” .....................................................................................37 COACHING STAFF 2017-18 TOP TIMES TOP 2017-18 HISTORY/RECORDS 2 2018-19 HOUSTON SWIMMING & DIVING MEDIA GUIDE HOUSTON SWIMMING & DIVING QUICK FACTS DATE OPPONENT / EVENT LOCATION GENERAL INFORMATION I N F O R M AT I O N Sep. 29, 2018 Incarnate Word CRWC Natatorium Location Houston, Texas Oct. 6, 2018 Tulane New Orleans, La. Founded 1927 Oct. 12-13, 2018 Rice Invitational Houston, Texas Began Intercollegiate Athletics Jan. 10, 1946 Oct. 12-13, 2018 Houston Diving Invitational CRWC Natatorium Enrollment 43,770 Oct. 20, 2018 SMU/North Texas Dallas, Texas Nickname Cougars Nov. 16-18, 2018 Phil Hansel Invitational CRWC Natatorium Colors Scarlet & White Jan. 19, 2019 Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. Affiliation NCAA Division I Jan. 26, 2019 Texas A&M/Vanderbilt College Station, Texas Conference American Athletic Conference Feb. 1-2, 2019 LSU/Rice Baton Rouge, La. Facility Campus Recreation and Wellness Center Natatorium Feb. 23, 2019 Houston First Chance Meet Houston, Texas Chancellor/President Dr. Renu Khator Feb. 27-March 2 2019 American Championships Indianapolis, Ind. VP for Intercollegiate Athletics Chris Pezman COUGARS 2018-19 March 11-13, 2019 NCAA Diving Zones Austin, Texas NCAA Faculty Representative Dr. Richard Scamell March 20-23, 2019 NCAA Championships Austin, Texas Web Site UHCougars.com HISTORY ROSTER First Season 1975-76 NAME YR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Number of All-Americans 46 Kylie Andrews Fr. Littleton, Colo./Heritage HS Number of All-America Awards 238 Haley Benjamin Fr. Durango, Colo./ Animas HS Individual National Champions 4 Hanna Blewett Jr. Springfield, Pa./Cardinal O’Hara HS Number of National Events Won 11 Rebecca Brandt So. Dallas, Texas/Booker T. Washington HS Zarena Brown Jr. Arvada, Colo./Pomona HS COACHES & STAFF COACHING STAFF Lauren Burrell Sr. Gilbert, Ariz./Gilbert HS Head Swimming & Diving Coach Ryan Wochomurka Katie Deininger Fr. Cave Creek, Ariz./Cactus Shadows HS Alma Mater Auburn ’06 Shayla Erickson Fr. Fountain Valley, Calif./Fountain Valley HS Years at Houston Fourth Year Hannah Esopenko Fr. British Columbia, Canada Assistant Swimming Coach Hannah Burandt Julie Gibson Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz./Desert Mountain HS Alma Mater Eastern Michigan ‘09 Conor Glenn Sr. Austin, Texas/McNeil HS Years at Houston Fourth Year Alexandra Gutierrez So. Houston, Texas/St. Agnes Academy Assistant Coach for Diving Bob Gunter Rachel Hicks Fr. Atascocita, Texas/Atascocita HS Alma Mater Central Oklahoma Katie Higgins So. Phoenix, Ariz./Veritas Prepar Years at Houston Fourth Year Kaley Hoffman So. Houston, Texas/Westside HS Gaby Jimenez Jr Naucalpan, Edo De, Mexico Peyton Kondis Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa./ Oakland Catholic HS TEAM INFORMATION TIMES TOP 2017-18 Eleanna Koutsouveli Sr. Athens, Greece/Ellinogermaniki Agogi SA 2017-18 The American Finish 1st Laura Laderoute Jr. West Linn, Ore./ West Linn HS 2018 American Individual Champions Lauren Burrell (3-meter) Reese Lamph So. Sacramento, Cali. / Granite Bay HS Zarena Brown (500 -yard freestyle, 200-yard freestyle, 100-yard freestyle) Mykenzie Leehy So Council Bluffs, Iowa/Lewis Central HS Eleanna Koutsouveli (200-yard individual medley) Claire Liptak Jr. Dayton, Ohio/Carroll HS Peyton Kondis (100-yard breastroke) Angeliki Mavrantza Jr. Redlands, Calif. / Redlands East Valley HS Lettermen Returning 24 Samantha Medlin So. San Antonio, Texas/ Ronald Reagan HS Lettermen Lost 9 Hannah Middleton Jr. Baton Rouge, La./St. Joseph’s Academy Newcomers 9 Jenny Penneck Sr. Highland Ranch, Colo./Mountain Vista HS Kathryn Power So. Kingwood, Texas ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Monique Rae So. Sydney, Australia/Wyoming Associate Athletics Director/Communications David Bassity HISTORY/RECORDS Morgan Rosas So. The Woodlands, HS / Woodlands College Swimming & Diving Contact Alexandria Brown Isabel Tank Sr. Orange Park, Fla./Fleming Island HS Office (713) 743-9391 Victoria Tillman So. Sugarland, Texas/Clements HS Cell (913) 547-4570 Sidney Trimm So. Louisville, Colo./Monarch High School Email [email protected] Makayla Wallar Fr. Edmond, Okla./Epic Charter School Communications Phone (713) 743-9404 Jaylynn Whitt Fr. The Colony, Texas/ Hebron HS Communications FAX (713) 743-9411 3 UHCOUGARS.COM HOUSTON SWIMMING & DIVING 2017-18 IN REVIEW I N F O R M AT I O N 2018-19 COUGARS 2018-19 COACHING STAFF 2018 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS THE COUGARS CAPTURED THE PROGRAM’S SECOND CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP WITH A SCORE OF 826, LEADING THE FIELD BY 163 TOTAL POINTS. 2017-18 TOP TIMES TOP 2017-18 4 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS (ZARENA BROWN, PEYTON KONDIS, ELEANNA KOUTSOUVELI, LAU- REN BURRELL) 23 PODIUM FINISHES (20 INDIVIDUAL & THREE RELAYS) 13 COUGARS NAMED TO ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM IN 16 EVENTS HISTORY/RECORDS 4 2018-19 HOUSTON SWIMMING & DIVING MEDIA GUIDE HOUSTON SWIMMING & DIVING 2017-18 IN REVIEW BY THE NUMBERS: I N F O R M AT I O N POINTS EARNED AT AAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 826 COMPARED TO 772 IN 2017 NCAA B-CUT TIMES COUGARS 2018-19 24 COMPARED TO 19 IN 2017 PODIUM FINISHES AT AAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 23 COMPARED TO 18 IN 2017 COACHING STAFF SCHOOL RECORDS BROKEN 13 COMPARED TO 11 IN 2017 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS COMPARED TO THREE CHAMPIONS IN 4 2017 TIMES TOP 2017-18 In his third season, head coach Ryan Wochomurka was named Women’s Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season. HISTORY/RECORDS The Cougars posted first-place finishes in three relays, setting pool records in each of the victories. (Pictured left to right; Zarena Brown, Victoria Tillman, Ksenia Yuskova, Mykenzie Leehy) Zarena Brown and Ksenia Yuskova each posted nationally ranked times in the 200 Freestyle at the 10th Phill Hansel Invitational. 5 UHCOUGARS.COM HOUSTON SWIMMING & DIVING COACHING STAFF RYAN WOCHOMURKA Head Swimming & Diving Coach • Fourth Season I N F O R M AT I O N Auburn ‘06 Ryan Wochomurka (WAH-kuh-MUR-kah) was announced as the THE WOCHOMURKA FILE school’s seventh Head Swimming & Diving Coach on April 23, 2015. PERSONAL A native of Columbus, Ind., Wochomurka comes to Houston from the Hometown Columbus, Ind. University of Louisville, where he spent the past eight seasons as a College Auburn ‘06 Family wife, Leigh; son, Hayes;daughter, Hallie member of the coaching staff, most recently serving as Associate PLAYING EXPERIENCE Head Coach. College Auburn (2002-05) 2018-19 COUGARS 2018-19 21-time All-American “We are proud to welcome Ryan as our new Head Swimming & International U.S. National Team (2002-04) Diving Coach and look forward to watching him build a successful COACHING EXPERIENCE program, both in and out of the pool,” said UH Associate Athletics Year Team, Position Director for Auxiliary Services and Houston Swimming & Diving 2007-12 Louisville, Assistant Coach
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