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2006-07 Men's Statistics.Qxp 2006-07 Auburn Men’s Top Times (SCY)/Dives 50 Yard Freestyle (19.60 - A, 20.18 - B) 400 Yard IM (3:46.89 - A, 3:53.69 - B) AU Record: Fred Bousquet - 18.74 (2005) AU Record: Eric Shanteau - 3:42.44 (2005) NCAA Record: Fred Bousquet (AU) - 18.74 (2005) NCAA Record: Ryan Lochte (Florida) - 3:38.15 (2006) 1. Cesar Cielo . .19.03# . .SEC . .2/8 1. Andrew Callahan . .3:50.08* . .SEC . .2/9 2. Matt Targett . .19.59# . .SEC . .2/8 2. Mark Johnson . .3:52.33* . .JEM . .2/24 3. Alexei Puninski . .19.62* . .SEC . .2/8 3. James Wike . .3:54.99 . .WE . .10/27 3. Jakob Andkjaer . .19.62c* . .MGP . .2/18 4. Jeff Smith . .3:56.05 . .ASCC . .2/23 5. Bryan Lundquist . .19.66* . .SEC . .2/8 5. Will Dove . .3:56.62 . .SEC . .2/9 100 Yard Freestyle (43.35 - A, 44.65 - B) 200 Yard Free Relay (1:18.47 - A, 1:20.82 - B) AU Record: Cesar Cielo - 41.85 (2007) AU Record: Wochomurka, Bousquet, Lundquist, Bovell - 1:16.00 (2005) NCAA Record: Duje Draganja (Cal) - 41.49 (2005) NCAA Record: Cal - 1:15.78 (2005) 1. Cesar Cielo . .41.85$# . .SEC . .2/10 1. Cielo, Puninski, Lundquist, Targett . .1:16.52# 2. Matt Targett . .42.64# . .SEC . .2/10 . .SEC . .2/8 3. Bryan Lundquist . .43.09# . .SEC . .2/10 2. Cielo, Lundquist, Puninski, Goodrich . .1:20.16* 4. Jakob Andkjaer . .43.29c* . .MGP . .2/17 . .FSU . .1/27 5. Steve Scheren . .43.77* . .JEM . .2/24 3. Targett, Scheren, Lundquist, Goodrich . .1:21.72 . .BAMA . .11/17 200 Yard Freestyle (1:35.09 - A, 1:37.94 - B) 4. McGill, Long, Maese, Silva . .1:24.96 AU Record: Rowdy Gaines - 1:33.80 (1981) . .FSU . .1/27 NCAA Record: Matt Biondi (Cal) - 1:33.03 (1987) 5. Wollach, Johnson, Slocki, Dove . .1:26.36 1. Joey Schneider . .1:35.79* . .SEC . .2/9 . .FSU . .1/27 2. Cesar Cielo . .1:36.18* . .SEC . .2/9 3. Jakob Andkjaer . .1:36.53* . .JEM . .2/24 400 Yard Free Relay (2:54.21 - A, 2:59.43 - B) 4. Daniel Slocki . .1:37.16* . .SEC . .2/9 AU Record: Andkjaer, Cielo, Targett, G. Bovell - 2:48.89 (2006) 5. Matt Bartlett . .1:37.51* . .SEC . .2/9 NCAA Record: Cal - 2:47.70 (2005) 1. Lundquist, Targett, Wike, Cielo . .2:51.31# 500 Yard Freestyle (4:18.59 - A, 4:26.34 - B) . .SEC . .2/10 AU Record: Kevin Clements - 4:17.20 (2002) 2. Puninski, Lundquist, Andkjaer, Goodrich . .2:56.61* NCAA Record: Tom Dolan (Michigan) - 4:08.75 (1995) . .TEXAS . .1/11 1. Daniel Slocki . .4:19.78* . .SEC . .2/8 3. Andkjaer, Lundquist, Targett, Cielo . .2:57.47* 2. Will Dove . .4:21.53* . .JEM . .2/24 . .UF . .1/19 3. Pascal Wollach . .4:23.62* . .JEM . .2/24 4. McGill, Goodrich, Wollach, Lundquist . .3:00.54c 4. Andrew Callahan . .4:25.41* . .SEC . .2/8 . .OPEN . .12/2 5. Jeff Smith . .4:25.90* . .ASCC . .2/22 5. Puninski, Goodrich, Schneider, Weniger . .3:01.29 . .TEXAS . .1/19 1000 Yard Freestyle AU Record: BJ Jones - 9:01.07 (2004) 800 Yard Free Relay (6:26.08 - A, 6:37.66 - B) 1. Andrew Callahan . .9:13.14 . .TEXAS . .1/11 AU Record: Livnat, Bovell, Connell, Van Wie - 6:20.70 (2005) 2. Jeff Smith . .9:16.21 . .UF . .1/19 NCAA Record: Florida - 6:16.53 (2005) 3. Will Dove . .9:18.09 . .UF . .1/19 1. McGill, Schneider, Bartlett, Lundquist . .6:24.55# 4. Daniel Slocki . .9:24.53 . .UF . .1/19 . .SEC . .2/7 5. Jeremy Gregory . .9:44.18 . .TEXAS . .1/11 2. Dove, Wollach, Schneider, Smith . .6:45.83c . .OPEN . .11/30 1650 Yard Freestyle (15:05.87 - A, 15:33.04 - B) 3. Callahan, McGill, Maese, Long . .6:52.30c AU Record: Kevin Clements - 15:01.12 (2002) . .OPEN . .11/30 NCAA Record: Chris Thompson (Michigan) - 14:26.62 (2001) 1. Will Dove . .15:16.41* . .JEM . .2/24 200 Yard Medley Relay (1:26.52 - A, 1:29.11 - B) 2. Daniel Slocki . .15:30.35* . .SEC . .2/10 AU Record: Goodrich, Maras, Puninski, Targett - 1:24.63 (2007) 3. Jeff Smith . .15:31.34* . .ASCC . .2/24 NCAA Record: Arizona - 1:23.88 (2006) 4. Andrew Callahan . .15:41.10 . .SEC . .2/10 1. Goodrich, Maras, Puninski, Targett . .1:24.63$# . .SEC . .2/7 100 Yard Backstroke (47.43 - A, 48.85 - B) 1. Cielo, Maras, Puninski, Goodrich . .1:28.04* AU Record: Doug Van Wie - 46.17 (2005) . .FSU . .1/27 NCAA Record: Ryan Lochte (Florida) - 44.60 (2006) 2. Wike, Maras, Scott, Andkjaer . .1:30.74 1. Pasacal Wollach . .47.22c# . .MGP . .2/19 . .LSU . .10/6 2. Scott Goodrich . .47.39r# . .SEC . .2/9 3. Lundquist, Osborne, Weniger, Schneider . .1:31.00 3. Bryan Lundquist . .47.44* . .SEC . .2/9 . .FSU . .1/27 4. James Wike . .48.08* . .SEC . .2/9 4. Lundquist, Osborne, Weniger, Goodrich . .1:31.92 5. Cesar Cielo . .48.49* . .JEM . .2/24 . .LSU . .10/6 5. Long, Silva, McGill, Maese . .1:32.16 200 Yard Backstroke (1:44.02 - A, 1:47.14 - B) . .FSU . .1/27 AU Record: Chad Barlow - 1:40.83 (2005) NCAA Record: Ryan Lochte (UF) - 1:37.68 (2006) 400 Yard Medley Relay (3:11.96 - A, 3:17.71 - B) 1. James Wike . .1:45.24* . .SEC . .2/10 AU Record: Somensatto, Denniston, Haidinyak, Busse - 3:07.17 (2001) 2. Pascal Wollach . .1:46.55c* . .MGP . .2/17 NCAA Record: Texas - 3:04.47 (2003) 3. Joey Schneider . .1:46.68* . .SEC . .2/10 1. Goodrich, Osborne, Puninski, Cielo . .3:10.50# 4. Matt Bartlett . .1:46.99* . .SEC . .2/10 . .SEC . .2/9 5. Nick Lloyd . .1:49.16 . .RC . .2/4 2. Lundquist, Osborne, Puninski, Andkjaer . .3:14.74* . ..
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