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2016 - 2017 USC Men’S & Women’S Swimming and Diving 2016 - 2017 USC Men’s & Women’s Swimming and Diving Co-Captain Steven Stumph Co-Captain Chelsea Chenault Co-Captain Michael Domagala Co-Captain Hannah Weiss Co-Captain Reed Malone Co-Captain Anika Apostalon 2015-2016 Pac-12 Champions 2016-2017 Trojan Swimming and Diving Table of Contents 2016-2017 USC Quick Facts Schedule ...............................................................1 LOCATION: .......................................................................................................Los Angeles, CA Quick Facts ...........................................................1 FOUNDED: ...................................................................................................................... 1880 ENROLLMENT: ......................................................................... 43,000 (19,000 undergraduate) MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING PRESIDENT: .................................................................................................... C. L. Max Nikias Roster and NCAA Time Standards ...........................2 COLORS: .......................................................................................................Cardinal and Gold NICKNAME: ...........................................................................................Trojans/Women of Troy 2016-17 Profiles ...............................................3-14 CONFERENCE: ............................................................................................................... Pac-12 2015-16 Results and Honors/Season Review .....15-16 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: ............................................................................................Lynn Swann 2015-16 Top Times ..............................................17 2015-2016 MEN’S RECORD: .................................................................9-1 / 13th at NCAAs 2015-2016 PAC-12 RECORD: ...............................................................4-1 / 2nd at Pac-12s WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 2015-2016 WOMEN’S RECORD: ............................................................8-2 / 6th at NCAAs 2015-2016 PAC-12 RECORD: ................................................................ 6-1 / 1st at Pac-12s Roster and NCAA Time Standards .........................18 HEAD COACH: ..........................................................................................Dave Salo (11th year) 2016-17 Women of Troy Profiles ......................19-29 ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: ................................................................ Catherine Vogt (9th year) 2015-16 Results and Honors/Season Review .....30-31 ASSISTANT COACH: .............................................................................. Chase Bloch (3rd year) 2015-16 Top Times ..............................................32 ASSISTANT COACH: ...................................................................................Jeff Julian (1st year) VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH: ................................................ Victoria Ishimatsu (5th year) VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH: ..........................................................Dan Heraly (1st year) COACHES AND STAFF HEAD DIVING COACH: ....................................................................... Hongping Li (18th year) Head Coach Dave Salo ...................................33-35 DIRECTOR OF SWIM OPERATIONS: ............................................... Paul Davidson (11th year) Assistant Coach Catherine Vogt ........................36-37 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: ..................................................................... Vanessa Massey Assistant Coach Chase Bloch ................................38 AQUATICS OFFICE PHONE: .......................................................................... (213) 740-8444 Assistant Coach Jeff Julian ....................................39 AQUATICS OFFICE FAX: ................................................................................ (213) 740-6177 Volunteer Assistant Coach Victoria Ishimatsu ...........40 SID CONTACT: ................................................................................................... Paul Goldberg SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE PHONE: .................................................. (213) 740-8480 Director of Swim Operations Paul Davidson ............41 SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE FAX: ......................................................... (213) 740-7584 Head Diving Coach Hongping LI ......................42-44 SID CELL PHONE: .......................................................................................... (213) 725-3567 Uytengsu Aquatics Center ................................45-47 SID E-MAIL: ..................................................................................................pgoldber@usc.edu USC OFFICIAL WEBSITE: .......................................................................... www.usctrojans.com USC MEN’S SWIMMING HISTORY USC ATHLETICS FACEBOOK: ......................................................... facebook.com/USCTrojans USC ATHLETICS TWITTER: ................................................................ twitter.com/USC_Athletics Uytengsu Aquatics Center Records .........................48 USC SWIMMING TWITTER: .....................................................................twitter.com/USCswim USC Team Records ...............................................49 USC SWIMMING INSTAGRAM: ............................................................................. USCSWIM USC All-Time Top 10 ............................................50 Year-by-Year Results/Captains ................................52 USC’s Olympians ...........................................52-54 USC In International Swimming ........................55-57 USC’s NCAA Titles ...............................................58 2016-2017 USC Schedule USC’s All-Americans .......................................59-64 DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME USC’s Pac-12 Conference Titles ......................65-66 9/9 Fri. Intrasquad (m/w) USC 2 p.m. USC’s AAU Meet History ......................................66 9/30 Fri. at Cal Poly (m) San Louis Obispo, Calif. 6 p.m. USC’s Pacific Coast Titles .....................................67 10/1 Sat. at UC Santa Barbara (m) Santa Barbara, Calif. 11 a.m. 10/14-15 Fri.-Sat. at SMU Classic (w) Dallas, Texas 4:30 p.m. USC NCAA TITLE TEAMS, LEGENDS 10/21 Fri. CSU Bakersfield (m), Florida Gulf Coast (w) USC 2 p.m. USC NCAA Championships teams ....................68-69 11/4 Fri. at Arizona State * (m/w) USC 2 p.m. 11/5 Sat. at Arizona * (m/w) USC 11 a.m. Swim With Mike ...................................................70 11/5 Sat. Alumni Relays USC 8 a.m. USC Endowments Scholarships ..............................71 11/11-13 Thur.-Sat. Trojan Diving Inv. (m/w) USC All day USC Legends/Coaching Greats .......................72-84 11/30-12/3 Wed.-Sat. Texas Invitational (m/w) Austin, Texas All day 1/13 Fri. Wisconsin (m/w) USC 11 a.m. USC WOMEN’S SWIMMING HISTORY 1/14 Sat. Utah (w) USC 11 a.m. Uytengsu Aquatics Center Records .........................85 1/13-15 Fri.-Sun. Bruin Diving Invite (m/w) Westwood, Calif. All day 1/27 Fri. at California * (w) Berkeley, Calif. 2 p.m. USC Team Records ...............................................86 1/28 Sat. at Stanford * (w) Palo Alto, Calif. 12 p.m. USC’s Olympians ............................................87-89 2/3 Fri. at California * (m) Berkeley, Calif. 2 p.m. USC in International Competition .....................90-91 2/4 Sat. at Stanford * (m) Palo Alto, Calif. 12 p.m. USC’s All-Americans .......................................92-96 2/10 Fri. UCLA * (w) USC 11 a.m. USC’s Pac-12/WCAA Titles ..................................97 2/18 Sat. Utah * (m) USC 12 p.m. 2/22-25 Wed.-Sat. Women’s Pac-12 Championships Federal Way, Wash. All day USC’s NCAA/AIAW Titles .....................................98 3/1-4 Wed.-Sat. Men’s Pac-12 Championships Federal Way, Wash. All day Year-by-Year Results/Captains ................................99 3/6-8 Mon.-Wed. NCAA Zone E Diving TBD All day All-Time Opponent Records ...................................99 3/15-18 Wed.-Sat. Women’s NCAA Championships Indianapolis, Ind. All day 3/22-25 Wed.-Sat. Men’s NCAA Championships Indianapolis, Ind. All day * Pac-12 meet Home meets in bold at Uytengsu Aquatics Center. Credits Photos by Dan Avila, Getty Images, AP, John Pyle, Michael Dunker, Long Photography, NCAA, Bill Collins, Jonathan Moore, Paul Goldberg, Timothy Binion and USC Sports Information archives. This guide was written and edited by senior associate sports information editor Paul Goldberg. 2016-2017 USC Swimming and Diving 1 2016-2017 Trojan Swimming and Diving Men’s Roster Name Yr. Event Ht. Hometown (College/HS) Ridge Altman Sr. Fly / Breast 5-11 Kula, Hawaii (Seacrest Country Day) Walker Bell So. IM/Free 6-5 Santa Barbara, Calif. (Dos Pueblos) Dylan Carter Jr. Free/Fly/Back 6-3 Coral Springs, Fla. (American Heritage School) Scott Clausen Jr. Fly/Back/IM 6-1 Oceanside, Calif. (El Camino) Santo Condorelli Jr. Free/Fly 6-1 Jacksonville, Fla. (The Bolles School) Caleb Dixon Fr. Diving 6-0 San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente) Maclin Davis Sr. Fly 6-3 Nashville, Tenn. (Montgomery Bell Academy) Cash Deloache So. Fly/Free 6-3 Stone Mountain, Ga. (Tucker) Michael Domagala Sr. Free / Fly / IM 6-0 New York City (Regis Jesuit High School) Dashiell Enos Jr. Diver 5-8 Studio City, Calif. (Connections Academy) Pawel Furtek Jr. Free 6-1 Wrocław, Poland Henry Fusaro Fr. Diving 6-0 Scottsdale, Ariz. Kyle Grissom So. Free/Fly 6-0 Porterville, Calif.
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