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2020 ACC Team No. 14 FSU Looks to Utilize Youth for Accs 2019-20 Facts & Results 2020 ACC Team No. 14 FSU Looks to Utilize Youth for ACCs • After three diving events at ACCs, the Seminoles have 127 points - which was the second highest total, trailing only Miami. Joshua Davidson dove in two finals, winning gold on 1-meter Name Pos Cl Hometown/HS/Previous School becoming the first Nole since Terry Horner in 2010 to win a diving event at ACCS. Griffin Alaniz Back/IM Sr. Rockville, Md./Rockville Izaak Bastian Breast/Free So. Boca Raton, Fla./ St. Andrew’s • FSU will be represented by nine freshmen, two sophomores a junior and five seniors this Balasz Berecz Breast/Free.IM Fr. Dunharaszti, Hungary week. Ian Cooper Free Fr. St. Johns, Fla./Creekside HS • Those nine freshmen posses valuable international experience, representing their nations Domen Demsar Free Fr. Ljubljana, Slovenia/Electrotechnical & Computer as several meets including FINA World Junior Champs, Youth Olympics and LEN Junior European Technical Champinships. Two of the three Americans are Olympic Trial qualifiers. Aziz Ghaffari Free/Back Fr. Tunis, Tunisia/Leonard Limosin HS (France) Maurice Ingenrieth Fly Fr. Viersen, Germany/ Schul- und Leistungszentrum Berlin • The Seminoles have been included in every CSCAA poll since December of 2016, marking Jakub Książek Free/Fly So. Szcecin, Poland/MKP Szczecin 20-straight, reaching No. 14 on both Dec. 11 2019 and in the final poll of 2020. The No. 14 Rudo Loock IM/Fly/Free Sr. Pretoria, South Africa/Menlopark ranking is the highest under fourth-year head coach Neal Studd. Jackson Lucas Back/Free Jr. Ashburn, Va./Briarwoods HS/LSU • Florida State finished in fifth place at ACCs in 2018 & 2019, finishing 1.5 points behind VT John Mataxas Free/Fly Sr. Savannah, Ga./Cincinnati in fourth in 2019. The Seminoles also made a run at NCAAs behind three All-American relays, Scott Pekarske Free/Fly Fr. Tucson, Ariz./Catalina Foothills HS finishing 14th - the best finish since 2014 (14th) and sixth highest in school history. Francesco Peron Free/Back Fr. Borgoricco, Italy/Istituto di Istruzione Superiore Statale • Despite graduating three of the four on the sprint free relays, the Seminoles are currently Max Polianski IM/Fly Sr. Auckland, New Zealand/Liston College HS ranked sixth in the nation in the 200 free relay and the 400 free relay is also a contender. Vladimir Stefanik Free/Back Sr. Varin, Slovakia/Gymnazium Varsavska Cesta 1 Sophomore Jakub Ksiazek is the lone Nole left on the sprint relays, but joined by freshmen Peter Varjasi, senior Griffin Alaniz, sophomore Max McCusker and senior Vlad Stefanik Nick Vance Back/IM Fr. Saint Charles, Ill./St. Charles East HS Peter Varjasi Free/Breast Fr. Erlangen, Germany/ Fachoberschule 200 FR – 6. 1:16.98 – Varjasi, Ksiazek, Alaniz, McCusker Nevad Wood Breast/IM Fr. Pensacola, Fla./Pensacola HS 400 FR – 19. 2:52.16 – Varjasi, Ksiazek, McCusker, Stefanik MEN’S DIVING • Florida State also has some of the fastest medleys in the nation: Joshua Davidson Diving Jr. Tomball, Texas/Frassati Catholic 200 MR – 12. 1:24.80 – Alaniz, Bastian, McCusker, Varjasi Aidan Faminoff Diving Sr. Victoria, B.C./Clarmont 400 MR - 23. 3:09.92 – Alaniz, Bastian, McCusker, Varjasi Cam Thatcher Diving Sr. Toledo, Ohio/Stanford • After the first week of championship season, FSU ranks 20th 800 free relay at 6:25.20 COACHES (Ghaffari, Ksiazek, Varjasi, Stefanik). FSU has set the school record in each of the previous two Neal Studd Head Coach Florida Atlantic, ‘98 John Proctor Head Diving Coach Texas Permain-Basin,’92 seasons in the race, but hasn’t finished higher than fifth at ACCs. In fact, FSU’s last medal in Dan Kesler Associate Head Coach Wingate- ‘05 the race was bronze in 2010 and its only victory was back in 1999. Dan Carrington Assistant Coach Ball State, ‘02 Emma Svensson Assistant Coach FGCU, ‘15 • Florida State has improved its depth drastically in the 200 free this season, having five swim- Nick Zorn Assistant Coach Delta State, ‘16 mers turning in times between 1:33.89-1:35.58, all ranking within the top 50 in the nation (as of Feb. 18). Texas is the only school that has more ranked inside the top 50, with six. Ksiazek lowered his school record at the 2019 Georgia Tech Invite, clocking 1:33.89 - becoming the first Seminole under 1:34. • Both the 200 free and 800 free relay are the longest podium droughts for the Noles – Kyle Young was the last medalist in the 200 free back in 2007 with silver at 1:37.05. The 800 free 2019-20 Facts & Results relay last took bronze in 2010. RECORD -6-3, 2-1 ACC RANKING - No. 14 - Final CSCAA POLL • Freshmen have helped the Noles improve in the 200 free, 500 free, 1650 free and 400 IM drastically this season. Oct. 4 at No. 12 Notre Dame L, 129-171 Oct. 12 Duke W, 153-147 • Aziz Ghaffari posted a time of 4:18.38 in the 500 free at the GT Invite, which was the fastest Oct. 18 RV Minnesota W, 197-103 swim since Mateo De Angulo clocked a time of 4:15.43 at the 2011 GT Invite. His swim was Oct. 26 at RV Georgia Tech W, 160-140 the third fastest in school history behind Kyle Young (2009 – 4:14.60) and De Angulo. All three Nov. 8 at No. 9 Florida L, 107-188 swimmers and Kevin Rogers (4:19.56) are the only four Noles to break 4:20 in the race in school Nov. 9 Florida Southern W, 207-74 history. Nov. 22-24 GT Invite First Place Jan. 11 RV Alabama L, 138-156 • Ghaffari (1:34.79) and Varjasi (1:34.78) are among the two of the top five on the team in the Jan. 17 at RV LSU W, 153-145 200 free Jan. 25 FAU W, 247-53 Feb. 7-9 Auburn Invite • Rookie Nick Vance holds the top time on the team in the 400 IM (3:50.48) and Scott Pekarske is the Noles’ top distance swimmer, despite not competing at the GT Invite. Both freshmen are qualified for the US Olympic Trials. 1 2019-20 FSU SWIM & DIVE | ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS | Justin Betts Paul Murray 1992 Matt Carmen Tom Neubacher Men’s School Records Robert Caicedo Devin Crock David Sanders Desmond Koh Louis Gagnet Juan Sequera Event Swimmer (Year) Time/Score Paul Spray Joey Marshburn Mark Weber 50 Free Paul Murray (2014) 19.04 Joel Roycik 1993 Wickus Nienaber 2013 100 Free William Pisani (2019) 42.18 Robert Caicedo Michael Paulus Trice Bailey Rob Branknis John Jessell 200 Free Jakub Ksiazek (2019) 1:33.89 Ingacio Merino 2004 Paul Murray 500 Free Kyle Young (2009) 4:14.60 Michael Averett Tom Neubacher 1994 Wickus Nienaber Jared Pike 1000 Free Mateo De Angulo (2012) 8:54.28 Rob Branknis Michael Paulus Mark Weber Chip Haberstoh Joel Roycik 1650 Free Mateo De Angulo(2012) 14:42.77 Ignacio Merino Chris Vythoulkas 2014 100 Fly Kanoa Kaleoaloha (2019) 44.93 Paul Murray 1995 2005 Pavel Sankovich 200 Fly Connor Knight (2015) 1:41.66 Dustin Bengston Michael Averett Jared Pike 100 Back Pavel Sankovich (2014) 45.31 Frank Bradley Tommy Bishop Connor Knight Rob Branknis Jarryd Botha 200 Back Andy Hodgson (2009) 1:41.11 Eduardo Coelho Ed Denton 2015 Sean Gerrard Billy Jamerson Connor Knight 100 Breast Jason Coombs (2015) 52.11 Chip Haberstroh Alex Kennon 200 Breast Jason Coombs (2015) 1:54.30 John Haynes Joel Roycik 2017 Ignacio Merino Dylan Grisell 200 IM Pavel Sankovich (2014) 1:41.92 2006 Chad Mylin 1996 Jarryd Botha 400 IM Juan Sequera (2012) 3:45.83 Eduardo Coelho Alex Kennon 2018 Brendon Dedekind Ed Denton Joshua Davidson Chip Haberstroh Carl Marais Aidan Faminoff 200 Free Relay (2019) John Haynes Paul Erben Matt McVittie. Joel Roycik 2019 William Pisani, Jakub Ksiazek 1:15.73 Stephen Parry Danny Keeling Joshua Davidson Emir Muratovic, Kanoa Kaleoaloha Kyle Young Will Pisani 1997 Kanoa Kaleoaloha Rob Braknis 2007 Emir Muratovic Eduardo Coelho Jarryd Botha Jakub Ksiazek 400 Free Relay (2019) 2:48.51 Brendon Dedekind Ed Denton William Pisani, Jakub Ksiazek Chip Haberstroh Terry Horner 2020 Matt McVittie Billy Jamerson Joshua Davidson Emir Muratovic, Kanoa Kaleoaloha Stephen Parry Alex Kennon Brett Petersen Ian Powell Swimmer of the Year Steve Roof 1995 – Rob Branknis 800 Free Relay (2019) 6:18.35 1998 Corey Swanson 1997 - Stephen Parry & Keam Ang Kyle Young Brendon Dedekind Rudo Loock, Max McCusker Brendon Dedekind 1998 - Brendon Dedekind Kevin Flanagan 2008 1999 - Brendon Dedekind Vladimir Stefanik, Jakub Ksiazek Matt McVittie Scott Baker 2012 - Mateo De Angulo Stephen Parry Dan Frebel 2014- Pavel Sankovich Brett Peterson Rob Holderness 200 Medley Relay (2019) Julio Santos Terry Horner Diver of the Year Emir Muratovic, Izaak Bastian 1:23.63 Ian Powell 2007 - Terry Horner 1999 Ian Rowe Kanoa Kaleoaloha, William Pisani Keam Ang Freshman of the Year Brendon Dedekind 2009 1996 - Brendon Dedekind Kevin Flanagan Jarryd Botha 2007 – Terry Horner 400 Medley Relay (2014) Greg Main-Baillie Dan Frebel 2012 - Juan Sequera Matt McVittie Andy Hodgson Pavel Sankovich, Jared Pike 3:04.47 Nelson Mora Rob Holderness Coach of the Year Stephen Parry Terry Horner 1995 - Don Gibb Connor Knight, Paul Murray Brett Petersen Scott Thacker 1998 - Don Gibb Rudo Loock, Max McCusker Julio Santos Kyle Young 2007- Neil Harper 2000 Nnamnse Ammons 2010 ACC Meet MVP Brent Burkman Andy Hodgson 1995 - Rob Brankis Kevin Flanagan Rob Holderness 1997 - Brendon Dedekind Greg Main-Baillie Terry Horner 2007 - Kyle Young Joey Mashburn Landon Marzullo 2012 - Mateo De Angulo Brett Petersen Mike Neubacher 2013 - Pavel Sankovich Scott Thacker 2014 - Pavel Sankovich 2001 • Team Championship - 2007* (Vacated) Devin Crock 2011 ACC Meet Diver MVP • Individual Swimming Victory - 2019 Kanoa Kaleoaloha (100 free, 100 fly) & Will Pisani (50 free) Josh Edelman Robby Hayes 1992 - Paul Spray • Diving Victory - 2010 - Terry Horner 3M Greg Main-Baillie Rob Holderness 2001 - Josh Edelman • Event wins
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