10/18 Intrasquad TBA [Dallas, Texas] 10/27 Centenary College 1:00 p.m. [Dallas, Texas] 11/3 Air Force 12:00 p.m. [Dallas, Texas] 11/9 Wyoming 6:00 p.m. [Dallas, Texas] 11/10 Alumni-Varsity 10:00 a.m. [Dallas, Texas] 11/16-18 at Art Adamson Invitational All Day [College Station, Texas] 11/29-12/1 at University of Texas Invitational All Day [Austin, Texas] 1/3-1/6 at Georgia Diving Invitational All Day [Athens, Georgia] 1/4 at Arizona 5:00 p.m. [Tucson, Arizona] 1/11-12 The Classic @ SMU 7:30 p.m. [Dallas, Texas] SMU, Northwestern, Arizona State, Southern California, Texas All-Stars

1/25 at TCU 6:00 p.m. [Fort Worth, Texas] 2/1 Texas A&M 7:00 p.m. [Dallas, Texas] 2/9 Texas 2:00 p.m. [Dallas, Texas] 2/27-3/1 at C-USA Championships All Day [Houston, Texas] 3/6-3/9 at American Short Course Championships All Day [Austin, Texas] 3/14-16 at NCAA Zone Diving Championships All Day [TBA] 3/27-29 at NCAA Championships All Day [Seattle, Washington] 4/13-20 at USA Diving Spring Nationals All Day [Minneapolis, Minn.]

Home meets in bold held at Perkins Natatorium.

PONY UP!  PAGE 1 GENERAL INFORMATION TABLE OF CONTENTS SMU SWIMMING & DIVING ONLINE Schedule ...... 1 The SMU Athletics Department presents the latest Quick Facts ...... 2 information on SMU swimming & diving to fans around the 2007-08 Roster ...... 3 world at its official website, SMUMustangs.com. In 2005, SMU 2007-08 Outlook ...... 4-5 partnered with College Sports Television (CSTV) and went Coaching Staff ...... 6-8 through a major redesign giving Mustang fans better coverage Mustang Bios ...... 9-17 than ever before of SMU Athletics. 2006-07 Review ...... 18 SMUMustangs.com provides the most accurate and Records/History ...... 19-24 up-to-date swimming & diving information including rosters, Tradition ...... 24-25 player bios, individual stats, schedules, recaps and team Dallas, Texas ...... 26-27 statistics. All of which is available to Mustang fans and media The Classic @ SMU ...... 28 representatives. Fans can buy tickets and renew season packages online through the virtual branch of the SMU Athletics Ticket Office. In SMU QUICK FACTS addition, SMU supporters can learn about the numerous facets Location ...... Dallas, Texas of the Athletics Department including staff directories, facility Founded ...... 1911 information, and camp sign-ups. President ...... R. Gerald Turner Director of Athletics ...... Steve Orsini University Athletic Representative ..... C. Paul Rogers Chairman of the Athletic Council ...... Dan Orlovsky Senior Woman Administrator ...... Koni Daws Enrollment ...... 10,941 Nickname ...... Mustangs Mascot ...... Peruna VIII (a Shetland pony) Colors ...... Red and Blue Conference ...... Conference USA (C-USA) Indoor Facility ...... Perkins Natatorium Capacity ...... 2,500 MISSION STATEMENT SMU ATHLETICS Outdoor Facility ...... A.R. Barr Aquatic Center The SMU Athletics Public Relations Office is located MISSION STATEMENT on the third floor of the Paul B. Loyd Jr. All-Sports Center. Swimming & Diving contact Andrea Chaknis is generally Southern Methodist University strives for excellence in TEAM INFORMATION available in her office on days of swim meets two hours teaching, research and service. Within this mission, SMU’s prior to start time. intercollegiate athletics program is an integral part of the institution Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 19/5 Members of the media can contact Chaknis in her office and its educational programs. SMU is committed to maintaining 2006-07 Record ...... 4-4 by calling 214-768-3735 or 214-768-2883. an intercollegiate athletics program that reflects the attitudes 2007 NCAA Finish ...... 18th and values underlying the University’s overall mission: integrity, Mailing Address: academic excellence, leadership, equity, diversity and success. Loyd All-Sports Center An intercollegiate athletics program that reflects these values P.O. Box 3015 will contribute to the overall quality of the campus experience COACHING STAFF Dallas, Texas 75206 by fostering a sense of community and promoting institutional Head Coach ...... Eddie Sinnott (SMU, 1979) Street Address for overnighted materials: commitment on the part of student, faculty, staff and alumni. SMU Record (yrs.) ...... 94-52 (18 yrs.) Loyd All-Sports Center SMU is committed to maintaining a successfully competitive Career Record (yrs.) ...... 98-55 (19 yrs.) 5700 Ownby Drive, Suite 307 intercollegiate athletics program that acts in concert with academic Diving Coach: ...... Jim Stillson (Ohio St., 1974) Dallas, Texas 75205 objectives and enriches the life of the institution. Accordingly, the Office Phone: 214-768-2883 intercollegiate athletics program should be conducted with respect, Assistant Coach ...... Andy Kershaw (Ohio, 1998) Office Fax: 214-768-2044 fairness, civility, honesty and responsibility. The student-athlete’s Administrative Assistant ...... Linda Wickline Assistant A.D. for Public Relations: Brad Sutton activities are an integral part of the larger educational experience, Office Phone ...... 214-768-2200 Email: [email protected] enhancing his or her holistic development. The University will Office Fax ...... 214-768-2340 Assistant Director: Herman Hudson admit no student-athlete who does not demonstrate a reasonable Email: [email protected] likelihood of successfully completing a baccalaureate degree at Public Relations Assistant (S&D Contact): Andrea SMU. To ensure that SMU’s student-athletes have a reasonable Chaknis opportunity to complete their baccalaureate degrees, the University Email: [email protected] will endeavor to provide the necessary and appropriate resources Office: 214-768-3735 for academic support.

2007-08 MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS: The 2007-08 SMU men's swimming & diving media guide is a production of the SMU Athletic Public Relations Office. The guide was written and edited by Public Relations Assistant Andrea Chaknis. Additional editing provided by Assistant Athletic Director of Public Relations Brad Sutton and Assistant Director of Public Relations Herman Hudson. COVER & LAYOUT DESIGN The covers and layout were designed by Grant Hawkins Design - Dallas, Texas. PRINTING This publication was arranged for printing through Appreciation Print Brokers. PHOTOGRAPHY Photographs courtesy Peter Bick, Brad Bradley, Gary Brown, Vladimir Cherry, Ron Hoskins, Jim Midgett, The NCAA, Richie Humphries/Dallas Cowboys; Cover photos provided by Vladimir Cherry. Copies of this media guide are available for $12.00 from the SMU Athletic Public Relations Office.

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Front Row (L-R): Shane Milu, Jani Brackett, Alex Hetland (captain), Patrick Raschle, Brett Denham; 2nd Row: Chris Ginder, Nate Clark, Grega Plevelj, Daniel Veale, John Huddleston, Colton Ingraham, Travis Callaghan, Mitchell Johnson, Luka Vrtovec; 3rd Row: Jonathan Wojcik, Jerr Merritt, Maverick Smalley, Thomas Fadnes, Pontus Renholm, Preston Holcombe; 4th Row: Greg Doughty, Lysle Witter, George Mayer, Tim Raschle, John Hjalmquist, Matt Culbertson, Landon Owen; 5th Row: Andy Kershaw (Asst. Coach), Jonathan Lane (Manager), Eddie Sinnott (Head Coach), Ross Parker (Strength Coach), Justin Smith (Student Coach), Jim Stillson (Head Diving Coach), Bill Currie (Trainer)

Name Event(s) HT WT CL-EXP Hometown/Last School Jani Brackett Sp. Free 6-3 187 SR-3L Arvada, Colo./Arvada West Travis Callaghan M.D. Free 6-3 179 JR-2L Louisville, Ky./Saint Xavier Nate Clark Fly, IM 6-0 175 JR-2L Baton Rouge, La./ Episcopal Matt Culbertson Diving 5-5 137 FR-HS Andrews, Texas/Andrews Brett Denham Fly 6-2 195 SR-3L San Antonio, Texas/Ronald Reagan Greg Doughty Free 6-4 171 FR-HS Southern Pines, N.C./The O'Neal School Thomas Fadnes Sp. Free, Fly 6-4.5 203 SO-1L Stavanger, Norway/St. Svithun Chris Ginder Dist. Free, IM 5-10 155 JR-2L Southlake, Texas/ Southlake Carroll Alex Hetland Breast, IM 6-1 175 SR-2L Oslo, Norway/ NTA John Hjalmquist Breast 5-10 170 FR-HS El Paso, Texas/Coronado Preston Holcombe Diving 5-9 140 SO-1L Colorado Springs, Colo./Sand Creek John Huddleston M.D. Free, IM 5-10 165 JR-TR McKinney, Texas/Drury University Colton Ingraham Back, Fly, Free 5-11.5 169 JR-2L San Antonio, Texas/Clark Mitchell Johnson Breast, IM 6-1 165 JR-2L Birmingham, Ala. / Hoover George Mayer Free 6-0 146 FR-HS San Angelo, Texas/Central Jerr Merritt Free, Breast, IM 6-3 173 SO-1L Lincoln, Neb./ University of Nebraska Shane Milu Free 5-11 162 SR-3L San Antonio, Texas/ Stacey Landon Owen Diving 5-9 135 FR-HS Carrollton, Texas/Creekview Grega Plevelj Breast 6-1 188 SO-1L Ljubljana, Slovenia/Gimnazija Sentvid Patrick Raschle Breast 6-0 163 JR-2L Lake Jackson, Texas/ Brazoswood Tim Raschle Dist. Free 6-3 182 FR-HS Lake Jackson, Texas/Brazoswood Pontus Renholm Back, Free 6-1 167 SO-1L Stockholm, Sweden/Varmdo Gymnasium Maverick Smalley Free, IM 6-0 175 SO-1L Austin, Texas/Bowie Daniel Veale IM, Breast 6-0 175 SO-1L El Paso, Texas/ Coronado Luka Vrtovec Free, Fly 6-1.5 178 SO-1L Maribor, Slovenia/ II Gimnazija Maribor Lysle Witter Free 6-2 169 FR-HS Boyertown, Penn./The Hill School Jonathan Wojcik Free, IM 5-11 175 SO-TR Southlake, Texas/University of Texas

Head Coach: Eddie Sinnott Head Diving Coach: Jim Stillson Assistant Coach: Andy Kershaw

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The SMU men’s swimming and diving team has enjoyed a long history of the team. The last two years, Milu has held the team’s second-best time in the success, finishing in the top 25 nationally each of the last seven years. In the 200 free and consistently swims his best times at conference championships. last 18 years, the Mustangs have managed 14 top-25 finishes. Such consistency Clark also has a proven track record in middle-distance events, as he took is no accident. Head swimming coach Eddie Sinnott, entering his 19th season, second at C-USA championships last year in the 500 free. The year before, is one key element of that success. Clark finished third in the same event. Sinnott has earned seven conference Coach of the Year awards and has The sprint corps is the strength of the team, according to Sinnott. Luka coached 14 Olympians since 1991. Sinnott has seen his swimmers win over Vrtovec, Thomas Fadnes, Milu and freshman Greg Doughty make up the group. 100 individual conference titles and two of his swimmers have been named At C-USA championships last season, Vrtovec broke the pool record in the 50 NCAA Swimmer of the Year. free, en route to winning that event and swimming a team-best time. He also Another piece of the puzzle is head diving coach Jim Stillson. Stillson is set the team-best time last season in the 100 free. in his 24th year on the Hilltop and has coached six Olympians, including 1992 “Luka [Vrtovec] won the Slovenian national championships this past summer silver medalist Scott Donie. Three of Stillson’s divers have been named NCAA and was an individual qualifier for the NCAA meet last year,” said Sinnott. “We Diver of the Year, and Stillson himself was named NCAA Men’s Diving Coach will continue to count on Luka for success in the sprint free.” of the Year in 1990. Fadnes clocked the team’s second-best time in the 100 free last season as Strength of schedule is another key element of the success of the SMU a freshman, Milu posted the team’s second-best time in the 50 free. men’s swimming and diving program. This season, the Mustangs will face six “Fadnes and Milu are both great contributors to the team,” said Sinnott. teams that have been ranked in the top 10 nationally. “They bring a lot of strength to our sprint events.” Doughty joins the Mustangs this season from Southern Pines, N.C., where SCHEDULE he holds the state records in the 50 and 100 free events. The Mustangs will take on five opponents who finished in the top 20 last season. In the fall, SMU faces Texas A&M at the Art Adamson Invitational. BREASTSTROKE The Aggies finished the 2007 season ranked 19th in the country. The Ponies The breaststroke may well be the deepest event for the Mustangs. Sinnott then travel to Austin for the Texas Invitational. Texas finished ranked fifth last returns four experienced swimmers to this event in Alex Hetland, Mitchell season, but start the 2007-08 preseason ranked No. 1 in the country. Johnson, Grega Plevelj and Jerr Merritt. “Instead of going to the Kerr-McGee meet this year, we’re going back to the The group is led by Hetland, a senior who earned All-American status in the Texas Invitational,” said Sinnott. “It’s one of the best invitationals in the country. 100 breast last season. Hetland swam a career-best time in the preliminary It perennially provides some of the fastest times of the year.” round of the 100 breast at NCAAs and went on to finish seventh overall in SMU kicks off the winter season by heading to the desert to face No. the event. Johnson and Plevelj both qualified for the national meet last year. 4 Arizona. The Mustangs then host Arizona State, Southern California, Johnson swam second-best times in the 100 and 200 breast events last season Northwestern and the Texas All-Stars for the Classic @ SMU January 11-12. and placed second in the 200 at C-USA championships. He also placed third Southern California enters the season ranked No. 13 in the nation, but finished at the American Short Course Championships in the 200. Plevelj clocked his last season ranked ninth. Northwestern found itself ranked sixth in 2007, but career-best in the 200 breast at the C-USA championships, placing fourth in has a preseason ranking of 18th. the event. Merritt also swam his career-best in the 200 breast at the C-USA In February, the Mustangs welcome both the Aggies and the Longhorns to meet, finishing just behind Plevelj in fifth-place. Perkins Natatorium on consecutive weekends to wrap up the dual-meet season “Jerr Merritt just missed qualifying last year,” said Sinnott. “He will step up before heading to Houston for the Conference USA Championships, Feb. 27- and be a real player in the breaststroke this season.” March 1. “We’re looking to defend our conference title this season,” said Sinnott. “It’s not about our record in the dual-meet season. It’s really about preparing ourselves for the conference championships and the NCAA meet” The Mustangs will look to send some swimmers to the American Short Course Championships March 6-9 as a final stop before the NCAA Zone Diving Championships March 14-16 and the NCAA Championships March 27-29 in Seattle. “The NCAA meet has historically been a good meet for us,” said Sinnott. “We usually turn in some great performances there. I believe this team can finish top-15. We could actually close in on a top-10 finish is everything goes well.”

FREESTYLE The freestyle has long been a strong stroke for the Mustangs and this year should be no exception. The sprint corps is especially strong this season and the middle-distance group has more depth than in previous years. Currently, there is only one distance swimmer in the group, but Sinnott isn’t concerned. “With the unexpected departure of Michael Dmitriev, we had a hole to fill in distance free events,” said Sinnott. “We will look to Chris Ginder to continue to improve and step in to that role for us.” Ginder, a junior, competed in the 1650 and 1000 free events last season, placing fourth at the C-USA Championships in the 1650. Swimming middle-distance free events will be the trio of Maverick Smalley, Shane Milu and Nate Clark. Smalley, a sophomore, posted the team-best time in the 200 free last season and the second-best time in the 500. Milu enters his Luka Vrtovec senior year as one of the most consistent freestyle middle-distance swimmers on

PONY UP!  PAGE 4 PONY UP!  PAGE 5 2007-08 OUTLOOK BACKSTROKE Losing All-American Ian Clark is a blow to the Mustangs, but Sinnott thinks his team will rebound strongly. Competing for the Ponies in the backstroke events will be Pontus Renholm and Colton Ingraham. “Replacing Ian Clark will be difficult,” said Sinnott. “But Pontus will look to do just that. I really think he is poised to follow Clark. He probably also has a real shot at making the Swedish Olympic team.” Renholm swam the team-best time in the 100 back last year and the second- best time in the 200 back. He was crowned C-USA champion in the 100 back and placed second in the 200. Renholm also holds the national record in the 200 back short course in his native Sweden. He also set junior national records in the 200 back short course and the 50 back short course. Ingraham is another successful swimmer for the Ponies. He posted his season-best time in the 200 back at the C-USA meet last spring. “Colton is expected to step up this year,” said Sinnott. “He will perform well for us in the back events.” BUTTERFLY Competing in the butterfly events will be returners Clark, Vrtovec and Brett Denham. Clark is positioned as a mid-distance flier, who placed second in the 200 fly at last year’s C-USA meet. He also qualified for the 2008 Olympic trials in the 200 fly. Sinnott thinks Clark will be a key component to this year’s squad. “Nate is well-positioned to replace Justin Smith this season,” said Sinnott. “I think he’s going to be a real asset this season.” Vrtovec competes in the sprint events and holds the team-best time in the 100 fly. He also set a new pool record en route to taking the C-USA title in the 100 fly. Denham clocked the team’s second-best time in the 100 fly in 2006 Alex Hetland and will look to build on his strong past performances. Denham swam his career-best time in the 200 fly last season at the C-USA meet. NCAA consideration. The 400 medley relays did compete at NCAAs, finishing INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 13th and earning All-American status. The Ponies have a strong tradition of excellent IM performers, due in part to “Our 800 free relay team could qualify for the NCAA meet this year,” said Sinnott’s experiences swimming the IM. This season should be no exception, Sinnott. “For the first time in five years, they might very well make it. That’s as the Mustangs return three outstanding swimmers to the stroke. Hetland, another of our team goals this season.” Clark and Smalley all return to the water this season in the IM. “We have a strong group of IMers, which is a tradition here at SMU,” said DIVING Sinnott. “The IM was not our best event last season, but I think we will be much Head coach Jim Stillson returns a sophomore to the roster this season and stronger this year.” adds two freshmen. Preston Holcombe, who qualified for the NCAA meet last Hetland qualified for the NCAAs last year in the 200 IM, after notching a team- season as a freshman, will lead the two newcomers in what Stillson hopes will best time. He also won bronze at the European Short Course championships in be a strong year for SMU diving. the 100 IM. Clark finished fourth at the C-USA meet last season in the 400 IM “The similarities between this year’s men’s and women’s teams are and qualified for the 2008 Olympic trials in that event. Smalley also qualified for staggering,” said Stillson. “The men’s team can look forward to a very promising the 2008 Olympic trials in the 200 and 400 IM. He finished third in both events year. I think it will be a very exciting year, but we’re still dealing with some at the C-USA championships last year and finished in the top ten in both events unknowns with a sophomore and two freshmen. Anything can happen.” at the American Short Course Championships (7th and 6th, respectively). Holcombe posted career-best numbers in the one-meter and platform events at last season’s NCAA Zone Diving “D” Championships, qualifying him for the RELAYS meet. He also placed third in the platform event at C-USA championships last One of the strengths of the team this season is in the relays. Every relay year. swimmer from last year returns this season and because of that experience, “Preston accomplished his first goal last year, which was to qualify for the Sinnott intends to rely heavily on his relays to guide the Mustangs to national NCAAs,” said Stillson. “This year, his expectations are even higher.” success. The Mustangs add two freshmen to the roster in Matthew Culbertson and “Our relays are the key to our NCAA success this year,” said Sinnott. “One Landon Owen. Both come to the Hilltop with strong high school experience. of our team goals is to score in all five relays at the NCAA championships. And “Matt and Landon should push each other this year,” said Stillson. “I think I think that’s a very realistic goal.” they can both qualify for NCAAs.” Last season, two of the SMU relay teams set new records. The 200 medley Culbertson is a three-time NISCA All-American and a three-time Texas state team broke the school record, notching a time of 1:26.31 in NCAA prelims. They silver medalist. Owen was named All-State three times and was a three-time went on to finish fourth at the NCAAs, earning All-American honors. The 400 Texas state meet qualifier. free relay team broke both the meet and pool records at C-USA championships “With three divers, we’re better covered this year than we were last year,” last season, checking in at 2:56.21. The 400 free team finished 13th at NCAAs, said Stillson. “I think we’re in a situation to potentially win every meet. We’re earning all four legs All-American honors. in the hunt this year, no question. I think at least two of the divers will be in the The 800 free relay team won the C-USA title, but didn’t make it to the NCAA conference finals, but I hope all three will be. And as far as qualifying for the meet. The 200 free team also won the C-USA crown, but did not qualify for NCAA meet, I think all three of them are capable of doing just that.”

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Head Coach 19th Season SMU, '76

Expectations are high as Eddie Sinnott enters his 19th year as head coach of the SMU men’s swimming team. Under Sinnott, SMU recorded 10 NCAA top-15 finishes in the past 15 years.

Last season, Sinnott guided the Ponies to their second consecutive Conference USA Invitational crown and 18th at the NCAA Champi- onships. He was named Coach of the Year at the C-USA Invitational meet for the second year. In previous years, he has guided the Mus- tangs to five consecutive NIC Championship and nine consecutive conference championships. SMU has notched 15 top-25 finishes at the NCAA level under the direction of Sinnott and his staff.

An accomplished coach on an international level, Sinnott has coached 14 student-athletes who have competed in four different Olympic games since 1992. In the summer of 2000, Sinnott watched as his protege Lars Frolander became the fourth Mustang to win a gold medal at the Olympic games, taking first in the 100 butterfly in Sydney, Australia. In 1996, former Mustang great Ryan Berube won a gold medal as a team member of the U.S.A. 800 free relay team and 2005 graduate Camilo Becerra competed in Athens in 2004 for Columbia.

On the national level, under Sinnott’s guidance, both Frolander and Berube were named NCAA Swimmers of the Year within two years of each other (Frolander-1998, Berube-1996). In fact, since 1996 Sinnott has seen his Mustangs earn over 100 conference titles, 53 All-American honors, five conference Swimmer of the Year awards, two conference Freshman of the Year awards, and the afore-men- tioned two NCAA Swimmer of the Year awards.

An eight-time conference Coach of the Year recipient, Sinnott guided the Ponies to eight straight NCAA top 10 finishes from 1991 to 1998. Sinnott has also served United States Swimming in various capacities. He was the head coach of the U.S. squad at the World University Games in 1993 and a head coach and assistant coach for the U.S. Olympic Festival team in 1987 and 1993, respectively. Sinnott also served as the head coach of the U.S. National Team on its European Tour in 1987. In the summer of 2007, Sinnott served as a team leader in the open water division and as the assistant manager for the U.S. National swim team at the 2007 Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro.

In addition to coaching the United States team, Sinnott has also coached for Haiti and Denmark. In 2005, he coached his fourth different country, Columbia, in the World Short Course Champion- ships.

A four-year letterwinner at SMU from 1973-76, Sinnott was the SWC champion in the 400 IM in 1973 and earned All-American honors in both 1973 and 1974. Born in Greenwich, Conn., Sinnott and his wife, Sioux, have two daughters K.C. and Silver Ann.

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Jim Stillson begins his 25th year as head coach of the SMU men’s and women’s diving teams. In 2003-04, Stillson guided former men’s diver Philip Griffin to NCAA All-American honors and NIC Diver of the Year Honors. Stillson’s success in recent years adds to the national prominence the SMU diving program has enjoyed since his arrival on the Hilltop.

In his 24 years at SMU, Stillson has coached six Olympians including 1992 silver medalist Scott Donie. Since 1970, Stillson has guided 42 student-athlete divers to All-American honors, included three NCAA Diver of the Year award winners. Stillson has coached four NCAA champions in seven different events, and since 1974, 10 U.S. National Champions have been crowned champion under the tutelage of Stillson. The 1991 and 1995 NCAA Women’s Diving Coach of the Year, Stillson served as the U.S. Diving National Team coach from 1987-91 and again in 1997.

In 1981, Stillson was named the NCAA Men’s Diving Coach of the Year and in 1991 and 1995, the NCAA Women’s Diving Coach of the Year. On the conference level, Stillson has earned 15 conference diving coach of the year honors while at SMU.

Stillson’s successful coaching ability in 1999 earned him that year’s United States Olympic Committee Diving Coach of the Year award.

Stillson’s success with SMU student-athletes has been overly apparent in the individual success of his divers. Besides the 41 All-Americans under Stillson’s direction, SMU divers have earned over 50 conference individual championships, eight conference Diver of the Year awards since 1997, 10 U.S. national champions and four NCAA champions.

In 1992, Stillson received the Mike Malone Memorial Award, given for outstanding contributions to diving by the national governing body of the sport, U.S. Diving. Stillson has coached the U.S. National Diving Team in competition in Europe, China and the Soviet Union. He was the 1984, 1988 and 1990 Texas Senior Coach of the Year.

Stillson was born in Aberdeen, Md. and attended Campbell (Calif.) High, where he was a high school All- American diver. A 1974 graduate of Ohio State, Stillson earned NCAA All-American honors his senior year in the three-meter competition. Stillson has several very important ladies in his life in daughters Katy, Chanelle and Mariah and wife, Elisabeth, whom he married in the summer of 2006.

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ANDY KERSHAW

ASSISTANT COACH 5th Season Ohio, '98

Andy Kershaw begins his fifth year as assistant coach for the SMU men’s swim- ming team. Kershaw came to the Hilltop after serving as the assistant swim coach for Ohio University from 1999-2003.

Kershaw’s coaching career began as a student assistant at Ohio and continued in that role until 1998 when he became the graduate assistant for the 1998-1999 season. In 1999 he was hired as the head assistant coach, a role he served until 2003. As the assistant, he was primarily responsible for the distance group and oversaw the organization of the recruiting efforts. During his four years as Andy Kershaw the assistant, Kershaw helped lead the women’s team to back-to-back Mid- American Team Championships, while guiding two Ohio swimmers to NCAA All-American performances.

At the national level, Kershaw has gained experience coaching 24 NCAA quali- fiers in 55 events and eight U.S. Olympic Trial qualifiers over the past six years. He is also one of the team managers for USA Swimming.

In his first four years with the Mustangs, Kershaw has helped lead 22 swimmers to All-American status and helped the team win three conference championships and two Conference USA Invitational crowns.

Last season, the class of 2007 presented Kershaw with the Senior Award, traditionally presented to someone who has made a significant impact on the swimmers' careers. Last year's graduating seniors made up the first class of swimmers Kershaw has graduated, giving him a special connection to the class of 2007. The seniors noted that Kershaw's sense of humor and ability to relate to them made their team experience at SMU that much better. Kershaw also re- ceived the award in 2005, and counts the two awards as two of his proudest.

Kershaw has had an impact in the classroom as well. He has assisted in guid- ing two swimmers to GTE-CoSIDA Academic All-America honors and 23 NCAA Academic All-Americans. The focus on academics has continued on the Hilltop, as SMU earned an NCAA Academic All-American team award the last four years. In 2005, the Mustangs posted a 3.3 overall team GPA placing them sixth in the nation. Last season, the Ponies tallied a 3.1 overall team GPA, ranking them in the top 30 in the country.

Aside from serving as the Mustang assistant, Kershaw is also the recruiting coordinator for the program and is the co-director of the Mustang Swim Camp. A native of Mansfield, Ohio, Kershaw earned a bachelors degree in psychology and a masters degree in athletic administration from Ohio University. Kershaw resides in Dallas with his wife Elizabeth and daughter Emma.

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JANI BRACKETT NATE CLARK

FREE | SR-3L | 6-3 | 187 FLY, IM | JR-2L | 6-0 | 175 Arvada, Colo. Baton Rouge, La. (Arvada West) (Episcopal)

2006-07 (Jr.): Competed in free and fly events... Swam season-best times at C-USA Invitational... 2006-07 (So.): Academic All-American... Placed second in the 200 fly and 500 free, and fourth in the Helped the Mustangs claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title and claim Kerr McGee 400 IM at C-USA Championships... Qualified for 2008 Olympic trials in 200 fly and 400 IM. Elite Meet title... Participated in 200 free relay at American Short Course... Competed against Texas A&M... Competed against Texas and Arizona... Member of fourth-place 400 free and third-place 2005-06 (Fr.): Helped guide Mustangs to 200 free relay teams at Kerr McGee Elite Meet... C-USA Invitational Crown… Placed third in CAREER BESTS 500 free at C-USA Invitational… Notched 100 Fly ______59.21 (LCM) 2005-06 (So.): Helped guide Mustangs to CAREER BESTS third-place in 200 fly at C-USA Invitational… 200 Fly ______1:47.92 C-USA Invitational Crown… Competed in free Finished 12th in 200 free, sixth in 200 fly and 200 IM ______1:50.25 and fly events for the Mustangs… Competed 50 Free ______20.80 ninth in 200 IM at American Short Course 400 IM ______3:53.94 at Texas A&M Invite… Fourth in 50 free against 100 Free ______46.56 Championship… Participated in dual meets Air Force… Participated in dual meet against 200 Free ______1:46.56 against Air Force, Wyoming, in Texas A&M 100 Free ______53.28 (LCM) Florida St…. Texas A&M and Texas… Fastest 100 Fly ______54.50 Invite… Competed in dual meets against 200 Free ______1:38.88 times came at C-USA Invitational. Centenary, Florida St. and Texas… Placed 500 Free ______4:28.17 fourth in 200 free against Texas A&M… 1000 Free ______9:40.20 2004-05 (Fr.): Competed in dual events against Indiana, Florida and TCU in the 50, 100 and 200 free... Second fastest time in 200 fly and 500 free… 1650 Free ______15:53.88 Swam in the NIC Championships...Fastest times came at the American SC Championships Best times came at C-USA Invitational.

Prep: Lettered all four years... Team co-captain in ‘04... League champion in the 50 and 100 free Prep: 200 IM 1:54.7... 400 IM 4:04.8... 100 in ‘04... Fifth in state... All-Conference... 3.8 GPA. fly 51.1... 200 fly 1:52.5... Louisiana H.S. Swimmer of the Year and Swimmer of the State Meet... Louisiana H.S. State Record holder... Junior National Qualifier... State record in the 200 IM... Personal: Majoring in Biology and German... Son of Bill and Deana Ertl-Lombardi… Father is a Crawfish Aquatics Swimmer of the Year in 2004 and 2005... Crawfish Aquatics Most Improved in former SMU swimmer... Has three younger siblings, Romi, Drew and Kristen. 2003 and 2004...High point runner-up at short course state championships... High school team won state twice.

Personal: Son of John and Elizabeth Clark… Father is a doctor... Has an older sister and his older TRAVIS CALLAGHAN brother attends SMU... Undecided on a major.

FREE | JR-2L | 6-3 | 179 Louisville, Ky. (Saint Xavier)

2006-07 (So.): Participated in Free events... Swam season-best times at American Short Course and Art Adamson Invite... Helped the Mustangs claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title and place first at Kerr McGee Elite Meet... Participated in 200 free relay at American Short Course... Competed against Texas A&M... Competed against Texas and Arizona... Member of third-place 200 free relay team at CAREER BESTS Kerr McGee Elite Meet... 50 Free ______21.30 100 Free ______46.10 2005-06 (Fr.): Helped guide Mustangs to C- 200 Free ______1:41.61 USA Invitational Crown… Competed in dual 500 Free ______4:42.56 event against Air Force, Wyoming, Centenary, 1000 Free ______9:51.00 Texas A&M and Texas… Participated in Texas 1650 Free ______16:44.26 A&M Invite and KMSC Elite Meet Pro-Am… 100 Back ______58.26 Competed in free events for the Mustangs… Fastest times came at C-USA Invitational and Pro-Am meet.

Prep: 200 free 1:47.9... 500 free 4:48.8... 1000 free 10:00.9... High school won four team championships... University scholar... Kentucky H.S. State Meet Finalist... Top four in the Kentucky State French Competition for four years.

Personal: Chose SMU because he loves Dallas... His father is a pilot... Has one younger sister... Has lived in six states... Majoring in international relations with a minor in French.

PONY UP!  PAGE 8 PONY UP!  PAGE 9 MEET THE MUSTANGS Member of record-setting 200 medley relay C-USA Invite Champion team... Third- leg of first-place 400 medley relay team against Texas A&M... Placed second in 100 free against Texas A&M... Part BRETT DENHAM of first-place 400 free relay team against Texas A&M... Competed against Texas and Arizona... Anchor leg for third-place 400 medley relay team against Texas and Arizona... FLY | SR-3L | 6-2 | 195 Baton Rouge, La. Prep: Won junior nationals in Norway in 50 free, 100 free and 50 fly... Currently holds Norwegian junior national record in 50 free and 100 free. (Episcopal) Personal: Son of Terje and Lorri Fadnes... His sister, Lise, is also a swimmer and has competed at the European Championships and at the World Championships... Also lettered in hockey, soccer 2006-07 (Jr.): Participated in free, fly and IM events... Named to C-USA Commissioner’s Honor and handball in Norway Roll... Swam most of season-best times at C-USA Invitational and American Short Course... Helped the Mustangs claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title and claim Kerr McGee Elite Meet title... Lead-off leg of third-place 400 free relay team at American Short Course CAREER BESTS Championships... Part of second-place 200 100 Fly ______49.05 and 400 medley relay teams at American Short 200 Fly ______1:52.55 Course... Swam career-best time in 200 fly in at C-USA Invite... Competed against Texas 50 Free ______21.53 A&M... Competed against Texas and Arizona... 100 Free ______46.60 Member of third-place 200 medley and 200 free 200 Free ______1:42.83 relays and fourth-place 400 free and medley 200 IM ______1:57.79 relay teams at Kerr McGee Elite Meet...

2005-06 (So.): Helped guide Mustangs to C-USA Invitational Crown… Member of third-place 200 medley relay team against Air Force… Third-place in 100 fly against Air Force… Part of second-place 200 medley relay team against Wyoming… First-place finish in 100 fly against Wyoming… Competed in Texas A&M Invite… Member of first-place 200 free relay team at KMSC Pro-Am… Fourth-place finish in 100 fly at KMSC Pro-Am… Competed against Florida St. and Texas A&M… Fourth-place finish in 100 fly against Texas… Competed in fly, free and IM events for the Mustangs… Second fastest time in 100 fly… Best times came at C-USA Invitational.

2004-05 (Fr.): Competed in deal meets against Indiana, Florida, TCU and ULM... Also swam butterfly events at the Texas A&M and Kerr McGee Invitational...Participated in the NIC Championships... Top times came at the NIC Championships... Third-best team time in the 100 fly. Thomas Fadnes

Prep: All-American... All-State... Fifth at state in the 100 fly... State champion in the 200 medley relay... Bronze in state in the 400 free relay... Three year letter winner... Team captain.

Personal: Son of Paul and Elisa Denham… Has one brother, James… Mechanical engineering CHRIS GINDER major. FREE, IM | JR-2L | 5-10 | 155 Southlake, Texas THOMAS FADNES (Southlake Carroll)

FREE, FLY | SO-1L | 6-4.5 | 203 2006-07 (So.): Competed in free and IM events... Named to C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Stavanger, Norway Swam team second best time in 1000 and 1650 free... Swam most of season-best times at C-USA (St. Svithun) Invitational... Helped the Mustangs claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title and claim Kerr McGee Elite Meet title... Competed at American Short Course Championships... Swam career-best time with fourth-place finish in 1650 free at C-USA Invite... Competed against Texas 2007 ALL-AMERICAN A&M... Competed against Texas and Arizona... 2006-07 (Fr.): Had outstanding freshman CAREER BESTS campaign with the Mustangs... Competed in 2005-06 (Fr.): Helped guide Mustangs to C-USA 50 Free ______20.59 CAREER BESTS free events and relays... Swam second best Invitational Crown… Competed in free, back time for SMU in 100 free... Swam season- 100 Free ______44.65 and IM events for the Mustangs… Second-best 200 Free ______1:58.57 best times at C-USA Invitational... Helped 200 Free ______1:39.60 time in 1000 and 1650 free… Finished third in 500 Free ______4:36.12 guide the Mustangs to an 18th-place finish at 1650 free at C-USA Invitational… Third-place 1000 Free ______9:31.30 NCAA, claim their second consecutive C-USA finish in 100 free against Air Force… Third- 1650 Free ______15:54.71 Invitational title and finish third in Dallas Morning News Classic... Member of All-American 13th-place place in 1000 free against Wyoming… Finished 200 Back ______2:00.48 first in 1000 free against Centenary… Third in 400 free relay team at NCAA... Member of season-best 200 free-relay team at NCAAs... Member 400 IM ______4:05.32 of first-place 400 free relay at the American Short Course Championships... Part of first-place 1650 free at Texas A&M Invite… Finished third 200 medley relay team at American Short Course... Member of second-place and season-best in 1000 and 500 free against Florida St…. Third 200 free relay at American Short Course... Finished second in 100 free at C-USA Invite... Part of in 1000 free against Texas A&M… Fourth in record-breaking C-USA Invite Champion 400 free relay team and 200 free relay champion team... 1000 free against Texas.

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Prep: 500 free 4:41.3... 1000 free 9:33.8... 1650 free 16:00... Junior National Qualifier... Three-time 400 medley relay team at Texas A&M… Second-place in 200 IM against Texas A&M… Member of Texas All-State member... February 2003 Dallas Morning News Athlete of the Week... Undefeated first-place 400 free relay against Texas A&M… Notched first-place finish in 100 breast and 200 IM in 2003-2004 in dual meets... Carroll won district and regional championships in 2002-2005... against Texas… Part of first-place 200 free relay against Texas… State Champions in 2002... Named 5A All-State three years in a row... USA Swimming Scholastic All-American... National Honor Society Member... Commended student by the National Merit Prep: 50 breast 27.32 (scm)... 100 breast 1:00.3 (scm)... 100 IM 54.44 (scm)... 200 IM 2:00.3(scm)... Scholarship Corporation. 100 fly 54.3 (scm)... 50 back 25.6 (scm)… Fourth place at 2004 World S.C. Championships... European S.C. Championship finalist in 2003 and 2004... Bronze medal at 2004 Rio World Cup... Personal: Has one younger sister... Also enjoys water polo... Management Science and Economics Came to SMU holding three Norwegian national records (100 IM 54.4, 50 breast 27.61, 100 major. breast 1:00.13)… Currently holds the 100 IM Norwegian record... Over 20 Norwegian National Championship gold medals. ALEX HETLAND Personal: Parents are doctors... Plays the guitar... Business major.

BREAST, IM | SR-2L | 6-1 | 175 Oslo, Norway (NTA)

2007-08 (Sr.): Team captain.

2007 ALL-AMERICAN 2006-07 (Jr.): Competed in free, breast, fly, IM and relay events... Named to C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Swam team best time in 200 IM, 100 and 200 breast and second best in 100 fly... Helped guide the Mustangs to an 18th-place finish at NCAA, claim their second consecutive C- USA Invitational title and finish third at Dallas Morning News Classic... Member of All-American 13th-place 400 free relay team at NCAA... Member of school record-breaking All-American 200 medley relay team that finished fourth at NCAAs... Posted career-best time in prelims of 100 breast at NCAAs and went on to earn All-American status with seventh-place finish in finals... Member of season-best 200 free-relay team at NCAAs... Member of All-American 400 medley relay team at NCAAs... Member of first-place 400 CAREER BESTS free and 400 medley relays at the American 50 Free ______20.70 Short Course Championships... Second- 100 Free ______45.00 place finish in 100 breast at American Short 100 Breast ______52.90 Course... Part of first-place 200 medley relay 200 Breast ______1:59.05 team at American Short Course... Member 100 Fly ______48.60 of second-place and season-best 200 free relay at American Short Course... Part of 200 IM ______1:46.85 record-breaking C-USA Invite Champion 400 free relay team and 200 free relay champion team... C-USA Invite Champion in 100 breast and 200 IM... Member of record-breaking 200 medley relay C-USA Invite Champion team... Part of record-setting C-USA Invite Champion 800 free relay team... Second-leg of first-place 400 medley relay team against Texas A&M... Placed second in 200 IM against Texas A&M... Member of first-place 400 free relay team against Texas A&M... Finished third in 100 fly against Texas and Arizona... Part of third-place 200 and 400 medley relay team against Texas and Arizona... Won first-place in 100 breast against Texas and Arizona... Placed second in 100 and 200 breast at Dallas Morning News Classic... Competed in the 100 breast at the European Short Course Championships and earned his first European Short Course medal with a second-place finish in 100 IM...

2006 ALL-AMERICAN 2005-06 (So.): Helped guide Mustangs to C-USA Invitational Crown, third-place finish at the Dallas Morning News Classic and 12th place at NCAA Championship… Competed in breast and IM events for the Mustangs… Second best time in 200 IM, 100 and 200 breast… Part of record-breaking 200 medley relay C-USA champion team… Member of record-breaking 400 medley relay C-USA champion team… Part of 400 medley relay finishing 15th at NCAA Championship… Finished 29th Alex Hetland in 200 IM at NCAA Championships, setting a new career-high… Part of 400 free relay finishing 15th at NCAA Championship… Part of first-place 200 medley relay team against Air Force… First-place finish in 200 IM against Wyoming… Member of first-place 200 medley relay team and 200 free relay team against Wyoming… Finished first in 200 IM and 100 breast at Texas A&M Invite… Member of second-place 400 medley relay team at Texas A&M Invite… Part of first-place 200 medley relay team at Texas A&M Invite….First-place finish in 200 IM and 200 breast against Florida St…. Member of first-place 400 medley relay team against Florida St…. Notched second place in 100 breast, third in 200 breast and third in 200 IM at the Dallas Morning News Classic… Member of second-place 200 and 400 medley relay teams at the Dallas Morning News Swim Classic… Part of first-place

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2005-06 (Fr.): Helped guide Mustangs to C- USA Invitational Crown… Competed in free, CAREER BESTS PRESTON HOLCOMBE back and fly events for the Mustangs… Raced 50 Free ______21.75 in the 100 fly, 100 and 200 back at the C-USA 100 Free ______47.31 DIVING | SO-1L | 5-9 | 140 Invitational… Competed in dual meets against 200 Free ______1:42.98 Colorado Springs, Colo. Air Force and Wyoming… Fourth-place finish 500 Free ______4:54.10 (Sand Creek) in 200 free against Centenary… Part of first- 100 Back ______50.97 place 200 free relay team against Centenary… 200 Back ______1:52.09 Participated in Texas A&M Invite, in dual meets 100 Fly ______50.70 against Florida St., Texas A&M and Texas. 2006-07 (Fr.): Competed on all three boards for the Mustangs... Posted best scores at NCAA Zone “D” 200 Fly ______1:55.87 Championships... Helped the Mustangs claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title and Prep: 200 free 1:43.7... 100 back 53.6... finish third at Dallas Morning News Classic... 200 back 1:56.9... 200 fly 52.8... Two-time Qualified for NCAAs with competition on all CAREER BESTS All-American... Four-year district champion... Part of school record holding 200 medley and 800 three boards at Zones... Posted career-best free relay teams... District MVP... Best all-around regional swimmer... 15-time district swimming One-Meter ______334.42 numbers in one-meter and platform events champion... State finalist in water polo all four years... All-state in water polo... English Honor in finals of Zones... Finished third in platform Three-Meter ______352.65 Society Member. event at C-USA Invite... Placed third in one- and Platform ______344.60 three-meter at C-USA Invite... Placed second in Personal: Has two older brothers... Oldest brother Chase was team captain of the 2005-06 Mustang one-meter against Texas A&M... Placed fourth squad... Mother was a four-time All-American at Arizona and qualified for Olympic trials in 1980... His in one- and three-meter against Texas and Arizona... Competed on both boards at Dallas Morning brother Kyle, played football at Purdue (starting wide receiver)... Father played football at Arizona News Classic... Competed on all three boards at Georgia Diving Invitational. and two years in the NFL for the Philadelphia Eagles. ... Civil engineering major.

Prep: Fourth at 2006 State… 2006 State Diver of the Year… 2006 All American Diving… Two-Time City Champion… Captain of team. MITCHELL JOHNSON Personal: Son of Layton and Kathleen Holcombe... Has three siblings, Braeden, Devon and Jordan... Braeden, Devon and Kathleen all dive competitively... Claims to be a “really good breakdancer.” BREAST, IM | JR-2L | 6-1 | 165 Birmingham, Ala. (Hoover)

2006-07 (So.): Participated in breast and IM events... Named to C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Swam team second best time in 100 and 200 breast... Helped the Mustangs claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title and claim Kerr McGee Elite Meet title... Placed third in 200 breast at American Short Course... Part of second-place 200 and 400 medley relay teams at American Short Course... Placed second 0n 200 breast at C-USA Invite... Placed second in 200 breast against Texas A&M... Competed against Texas and Arizona... Part of third-place 200 medley and fourth-place 400 medley relay teams at Kerr McGee Elite Meet...

2005-06 (Fr.): Helped guide Mustangs to C-USA Invitational Crown… Competed in breast and IM events for the Mustangs… Best time this season in 200 breast… Third-best time in 100 breast… Fourth-place finish in 100 breast at C-USA Invitational… Member of third-place 200 medley relay team against Air Force… Second-place finish in 100 breast against Wyoming… Part of second- place 200 medley relay team against Wyoming… Participated in Texas A&M Invite… Competed in dual meet against Centenary, Florida St. and Texas… Second-place finish in 200 breast against Texas A&M.

Preston Holcombe Prep: 200 breast 2:04.5... 100 breast 58.8... U.S. Open Qualifier... Junior National Qualifier... Most Outstanding freshman and sophomore... second place at state in the 100 breast as a CAREER BESTS junior and senior... second place in the 200 IM 100 Breast ______55.82 COLTON INGRAHAM as a senior... Team state champion as an eighth 200 Breast ______2:00.56 grader, freshman, sophomore, and junior... 200 IM ______1:53.80 BACK,FLY,FREE | JR-2L | 5-11.5 | 169 National Honor Society member... Scholastic San Antonio, Texas All-American... SMU Distinguished Scholar. (Clark) Personal: Father is a doctor, mother is a nurse... Sister attends UAB medical school... Majoring in Business Management. 2007-08 (Jr.): Won the Alcatraz Invitational Swim in San Francisco

2006-07 (So.): Competed in free, back and fly events... Swam most of season-best times at C-USA Invitational... Helped the Mustangs claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title and first-place finish at Kerr McGee Elite Meet... Posted career-best time in 200 back at C-USA Invite... Competed against Texas A&M... Competed against Texas and Arizona... Lead-off leg of third-place 200 medley and fourth-place 400 medley relay teams at Kerr McGee Elite Meet...

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Am… Member of first-place 400 free relay team at KMSC Pro-Am… Finished third in 100 breast at KMSC Pro-Am… Finished third in 200 free and fourth in 100 free against Florida St… Part of the JERR MERRITT second-place 800 free relay team in the Dallas Morning News Swim Classic… Member of second- place 200 and 400 medley relay teams at the Dallas Morning News Swim Classic… Part of the FREE, BREAST, IM | SO-1L | 6-3 | 173 third-place 200 free relay team at the Dallas Morning News Swim Classic… First-place in 200 free Lincoln, Neb. and fourth in 500 free against Texas A&M… Fourth in 200 free against Texas. (University of Nebraska) 2004-05 (Fr.): Competed in the 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1650 free on the season... Saw action against Indiana, Florida, TCU, Texas and ULM... Also participated in the Aggie Invite and the NIC Championships. 2006-07 (Fr.): Competed in free, breast and IM events... Swam most of season-best times at C- USA Invitational... Helped the Mustangs claim Prep: All-state swimmer... Region VI competitor of the year... District competitor of the year... Team their second consecutive C-USA Invitational captain... Graduated in the top 10% of his class. title and claim Kerr McGee Elite Meet title... CAREER BESTS Swam career-best time in 200 breast with 50 Free ______21.37 Personal: Mathematics and Chemistry major with a minor in biology... Began swimming at age fifth-place finish at C-USA Invite... Competed 100 Free ______47.75 6... Has one sister. against Texas A&M... Competed against Texas 100 Breast ______57.47 and Arizona... Member of fourth-place 400 free 200 Breast ______2:04.94 relay team at Kerr McGee Elite Meet... 200 IM ______2:00.06 Prep: Academic All-American… Captain of team. Personal: Son of Jay and Sharrell Merritt… Both parents competed at the collegiate level… Pre-med major.

SHANE MILU

FREE | SR-3L | 5-11 | 162 San Antonio, Texas (Stacey)

2007 ALL-AMERICAN 2006-07 (Jr.): Competed in sprint and middle distance free events and relays... Named to C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Posted second best team time in 50 and 200 free... Swam most of season-best times at C-USA Invitational... Helped guide the Mustangs to an 18th-place finish at NCAA, claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title, finish third at Dallas Morning News Classic and claim Kerr McGee Elite Meet title... Earned All-American status as member of 13th-place Shane Milu 400 free relay team at NCAA... Member of school record-breaking All-American 200 medley relay team that finished fourth at NCAAs... Part of season-best 200 free-relay team at NCAAs... Member of first-place 400 free relay at the American Short Course Championships... Part of second-place 200 medley relay team at American Short Course... Member of second-place and season-best 200 free relay at American Short Course... Member of record-setting C-USA Invite Champion 400 free relay team and 200 free relay champion team... Finished third in 200 free at C-USA Invite... Placed second in 50 free at C-USA Invite... Part of record-setting C-USA Invite Champion 800 free relay team... Finished third in 100 CAREER BESTS and 200 free against Texas A&M... Lead-off 50 Free ______20.47 leg for first-place 400 free relay team at Texas 100 Free ______45.24 A&M... Member of third-place 200 medley relay 200 Free ______1:39.15 team against Texas and Arizona... Lead-off leg 500 Free ______4:33.74 of third-place 800 free relay team at Dallas 1650 Free ______16:39.22 Morning News Classic... Part of first-place 200 and 400 medley and 400 and 800 free relay 100 Back ______55.79 teams at Kerr McGee Elite Meet... Lead-off 200 Fly ______1:57.71 leg of first-place 200 free relay team at Kerr McGee Elite Meet...

2005-06 (So.): Helped guide Mustangs to C-USA Invitational Crown and third-place finish at the Dallas Morning News Swim Classic… Competed in free, back and fly events for the Mustangs… Second best time in 200 free and third best time in 500 free… Part of record-breaking 800 free relay C-USA champion team… Fourth-place finish in 200 free and third in 500 free against Air Force… Fourth-place finish in 200 free against Wyoming… Part of first-place 800 relay team at KMSC Pro-

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GREGA PLEVELJ PONTUS RENHOLM

BREAST | SO-1L | 6-1 | 188 BACK, FREE | SO-1L | 6-1 | 167 Ljubljana, Slovenia Stockholm, Sweden (Gimnazija Sentvid) (Varmdo Gymnasium)

2006-07 (So.): Participated in free and breast events... Named to C-USA Commissioner’s Honor 2007 ALL-AMERICAN Roll... Swam most of season-best times at C-USA Invitational and Kerr McGee Elite Meet... Helped 2006-07 (Fr.): Competed in free, back, fly and IM events and relays... Named to C-USA the Mustangs claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title and claim Kerr McGee Elite Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Swam team Meet title... Competed at American Short Course Championships... Swam career-best time in 200 best time in 100 back and second best in 200 breast with fourth-place finish at C-USA Invite... Competed against Texas A&M... Competed against back... Helped the Mustangs claim their second CAREER BESTS Texas and Arizona... Member of first-place 200 consecutive C-USA Invitational title and finish 50 Free ______20.44 and 400 medley relay teams at Kerr McGee CAREER BESTS third at Dallas Morning News Classic... Lead- 100 Back ______48.76 Elite Meet... Lead-off leg of third-place 200 free off leg of school record-breaking All-American 200 Back ______1:45.38 relay team at Kerr McGee Elite Meet... 50 Free ______21.38 200 medley relay team that finished fourth at 100 Fly ______53.72 100 Free ______48.31 NCAAs... Finished seventh in 200 back and 200 Fly ______1:54.68 2005-06 (Fr.): Helped guide Mustangs to 100 Breast ______56.00 fourth in 100 back at American Short Course... 200 IM ______1:56.28 C-USA Invitational Crown… Competed in free 200 Breast ______2:04.66 Part of third-place 400 free relay team at and breast events for the Mustangs… Fourth American Short Course Championships... best time in 100 breast… Posted best time at Lead-off leg of first-place 200 medley relay and second-place 400 medley relay teams at American C-USA Invitational… Fifth-place finish in 100 breast and fourth in 200 breast at C-USA Invitational… Short Course... Swam career-best time with second-place finish in 200 back at C-USA Invite... C- Competed in dual meets against Florida St. and Texas A&M… Third in 100 breast against Texas. USA Invite Champion in 100 back... Placed second in 200 back against Texas A&M... Competed against Texas and Arizona. Prep: Participated in the European junior championship, finished seventh in 50m breast… Won more than 20 times in nationals for younger categories. Prep: Swedish national champion 2004, 2005 and 2007... Fifth at European championship in 200 medley relay in 2005... Competed at European junior championships in 2003 and 2004, placing fifth Personal: Mathematics and Chemistry major with a minor in biology... Began swimming at age in the 50 back in 2004... Current Swedish national record holder in 200 back short course... Swedish 6... Has one sister. junior national record holder in 200 back short course and 50 back short course.

Personal: Son of Reine and Marie Renholm... One younger brother, Mattias. PATRICK RASCHLE

BREAST | JR-2L | 6-0 | 163 Lake Jackson, Texas (Brazoswood)

2006-07 (Jr.): Competed in breast and IM events... Named to C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Swam most of season-best times at C-USA Invitational... Helped the Mustangs claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title and claim Kerr McGee Elite Meet title... Competed against Texas A&M... Competed against Texas and Arizona... CAREER BESTS 100 Breast ______58.47 2005-06 (So.): Helped guide Mustangs to C- 200 Breast ______2:05.90 USA Invitational Crown… Swam in 200 breast 200 IM ______1:59.71 and 200 IM at C-USA Invitational… Posted best times at C-USA Invitational… Competed in dual meets against Air Force and Wyoming… Participated in Texas A&M Invite… Competed against Texas A&M and Texas.

2004-05 (Fr.): Saw action in breast events against Indiana, Florida, TCU and ULM... Third-best team time in the 200 breast... Fourth-best team time in the 100 breast... Also saw action in the Texas A&M and American SC Championships... Participated in the NIC Championships.

Prep: All-American... All-State... Region VI 5A Champion... State qualifier 100 breast... Represented Ecuador in South Pacific Championships... Finished eighth at Swedish Nationals... Team captain graduated Summa Cum Laude, top 3% of his class. Pontus Renholm Personal: General business major along with Spanish and German... Began swimming in the eighth grade... Has an older sister and younger brother.

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MAVERICK SMALLEY DANIEL VEALE

FREE, IM | SO-1L | 6-0 | 175 IM, BREAST | SO-1L | 6-0 | 175 Austin, Texas El Paso, Texas (Bowie) (Coronado)

2006-07 (Fr.): Competed in free, back and IM events... Named to C-USA Commissioner’s Honor 2006-07 (So.): Competed in breast and IM events... Named to C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Posted team best time in 200 free and second best in 500 free... Swam most of season-best Roll... Helped the Mustangs claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title and claim times at C-USA Invitational and Kerr McGee Elite Meet... Helped the Mustangs claim their second Kerr McGee Elite Meet title... Competed at American Short Course Championships... Competed consecutive C-USA Invitational title, finish against Texas A&M... Competed against Texas third at Dallas Morning News Classic and CAREER BESTS and Arizona... CAREER BESTS claim Kerr McGee Elite Meet title... Sixth-place 100 Free ______46.11 100 Breast ______59.47 finish in 400 IM and seventh-place in 200 IM 200 Free ______1:38.94 2005-06 (Fr.): Raced in breast, fly and IM 200 Breast ______2:08.43 at American Short Course Championships... events for the Mustangs… Helped guide 500 Free ______4:30.14 100 Fly ______54.52 Swam career-best time in 100 free with fifth- Mustangs to C-USA Invitational Crown… place finish at C-USA Invite... Placed third in 100 Back ______51.49 Swam in 200 IM, 100 and 200 breast at C-USA 200 IM ______1:55.79 200 and 400 IM at C-USA Invite... Lead-off leg 200 Back ______1:51.95 Invitational… Posted best times at C-USA of record-setting C-USA Invite Champion 800 100 Breast ______58.50 Invitational… Competed in dual meets against free relay team... Placed first in 200 and 500 200 Fly ______1:53.39 Air Force and Wyoming… Finished third in 200 IM against Centenary… Competed at Texas A&M free against Texas A&M... Competed against 200 IM ______1:49.86 Invite and in dual meets against Florida St., Texas A&M and Texas. Texas and Arizona... Finished third in 200 and 400 IM ______3:54.60 500 free at Dallas Morning News Classic... Prep: 100 free 48.8... 200 free 1:47.7... 200 IM 2:00.4... 100 fly 54.9... Texas H. S. District Champion... Part of third-place 800 free relay team at Academic All-American... All-Coronado Boy... Senior MVP... PTSA Athletic Scholarship... Michael Dallas Morning News Classic... Member of third-place 200 medley and fourth-place 400 medley Phelps Scholarship... Holds two school records... All-time varsity points leader... All-region... All- relay teams at Kerr McGee Elite Meet... Lead-off leg of first-place 400 and 800 free relay teams city... All-district. at Kerr McGee Elite Meet... Personal: Son of James and Jennifer Veale… Has three siblings, James, Kara and Nicole... Prep: Texas 5 A State Champion in 200 free… Member of 2004-05 National Junior Team… Olympic Business major. Trials Qualifier in 200 and 400 IM… All-American in 200 free and 200 IM. Personal: Son of Dave and Terri Smalley… Father swam at University of Houston… Majoring in Business.

Maverick Smalley

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LUKA VRTOVEC

FREE, FLY | SO-1L | 6-1.5 | 178 Maribor, Slovenia (II Gimnazija Maribor)

2007 ALL-AMERICAN 2006-07 (So.): Competed in fly and free events and relays... Named to C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Holds team best time in 50 and 100 free and 100 fly... Helped guide the Mustangs to an 18th-place finish at NCAA, claim their second consecutive C-USA Invitational title and finish third at Dallas Morning News Classic... Lead-off leg of All-American 13th-place 400 free relay team at NCAA... Posted career-best time with 19th-place finish at NCAAs in 100 free... Member of school record-breaking All-American 200 medley relay team that finished fourth at NCAAs... Lead-off leg of season-best 200 free-relay team at NCAAs... Member of All-American 400 medley relay team at NCAAs... Lead-off leg of first-place 400 free relay at the American Short Course Championships... Part of first-place 200 and 400 medley relay teams at American Short Course... Lead-off leg of second-place and season-best 200 free relay at American Short Course... Lead-off leg for record- breaking C-USA Invite Champion 400 free relay team and 200 free relay Champion team... Set new pool record en route to claiming C-USA Invite titles in 50 free and 100 fly... Part of record-setting 200 medley relay C-USA Invite Champion team... Member of record-setting C-USA Invite Champion 800 free relay team... Placed first in 50 and 100 free against Texas A&M... Anchor leg for CAREER BESTS first-place 400 free relay team against Texas 50 Free ______19.63 A&M... Competed against Texas and Arizona... 100 Free ______43.54 Member of third-place 200 and 400 medley 100 Fly ______47.94 relay team against Texas and Arizona... Placed second in 50 and 100 free and third in 100 fly at Dallas Morning News Classic... Swam a then personal best time in prelims of 50 free at European Luka Vrtovec Short Course Championships and competed in the 100 free and 50 fly...

2006 ALL-AMERICAN 2005-06 (Fr.): Outstanding freshman campaign… Competed in fly and free events for the Mustangs… NEWCOMERS/TRANSFERS Set school record in 50 free with time of 19:63… Holds best time for SMU in 100 fly, 50 and 100 free… Helped guide Mustangs to C-USA Invitational Crown, third-place finish at the Dallas Morning News Classic and 12th place at NCAA Championship… Part of record-breaking 200 medley MATT CULBERTSON relay C-USA champion team…Third place in 50 free at C-USA Invitational… Member of record- breaking 400 medley relay C-USA champion team… Finished first in 100 free toppling the reigning DIVING | FR-HS | 5-5 | 137 champion and setting a new meet and pool record at C-USA Invitational… Set season best time Andrews, Texas with second-place finish in 100 fly at C-USA Invitational… Part of record-breaking 400 free relay at C-USA Invitational… Part of 200 free relay finishing 14th at NCAA Championship… Part of 400 (Andrews) medley relay finishing 15th at NCAA Championship… Participated in 50 free and 100 fly at NCAA Championships… Part of 400 free relay finishing 15th at NCAA Championship… Finished second Prep: Three-time NISCA All-American... Won silver at state three times. in 50 free at 2006 Spring Championship… First-place finish in 100 fly against Air Force… Part of first-place 200 medley relay team against Air Force… Member of first-place 200 medley relay team Personal: Son of Kerry and Kim Culbertson... Started swimming in seventh grade... Collects against Wyoming… Placed second in 100 free and 100 fly at Texas A&M Invite… Tied for second wooden canes. in 50 free at Texas A&M Invite… Member of second-place 400 medley relay team at Texas A&M Invite… Part of first-place 200 medley relay team at Texas A&M Invite…. Part of the first-place 400 free relay team against Florida St… Member of second-place 200 and 400 medley relay teams at the Dallas Morning News Swim Classic… Member of first-place 400 medley relay team against GREG DOUGHTY Florida St…. Claimed first-place in 50 free, fourth in 100 fly and third in 100 free at the Dallas Morning News Classic… Member of second-place 200 and 400 medley relay teams at the Dallas Morning FREE | FR-HS | 6-4 | 171 News Swim Classic… Part of the third-place 200 free relay team at the Dallas Morning News Swim Southern Pines, N.C. Classic… Part of first-place 400 medley relay team at Texas A&M… Member of first-place 400 free relay against Texas A&M… First in 100 free against Texas A&M… Part of first-place 200 free relay (The O'Neal School) against Texas… First in 100 fly and second in 100 free against Texas. Prep: All-American in 100 free, seven-time N.C. state champion, Nationals qualifier, junior national Prep: 50 free 23.1 (lcm)... 100 free 51.1 (lcm)... 50 fly 24.7 (lcm)... 100 fly-56.1 (lcm)... Bronze finalist... Holds 50 free and 100 free state records in N.C... Named All-State and All-Conference Medalist European Junior Championships all four years of high school... Member of 2A High School Swimming State Championship team in 2004-05... Academic All-American. Personal: Father is an electrical engineer and mother is a nurse... Has one brother... Working on Business major and German at SMU. Personal: Son of David Doughty and Lindley Fleury... His mother was a swimmer at Indiana University, where she was a Big 10 champion in the 100 back... Plans to major in business at SMU. PONY UP!  PAGE 16 PONY UP!  PAGE 17 NEWCOMERS/TRANSFERS

JOHN HJALMQUIST TIM RASCHLE

BREAST | FR-HS | 5-10 | 170 DIST. FREE | FR-HS | 6-3 | 182 El Paso, Texas Lake Jackson, Texas (Coronado) (Brazoswood)

Prep: High school All-American in 100 breast... Holds school record in 100 breast... Named all-state, Prep: Named All-Region twice... Four-year letter-winner at Brazoswood... Captained his swimming all-region and all-district... Captained his team for two years... Academic All-American, graduated and water polo teams... Member National Honor Society... AP Scholar... Academic All-American in top 2% of his class... Member of National Honor Society. honoree.

Personal: Son of John and Susan Hjalmquist... Has two younger brothers, Trevor and Connor... Personal: Son of Emil and Kerstin Raschle... younger brother of swim team member Patrick Plans to major in mechanical engineering with a minor in business. Raschle... Favorite movie is The Boondock Saints.

JOHN HUDDLESTON LYSLIE WITTER

FREE, IM| FR-HS | 5-10 | 165 FREE | FR-HS | 6-2 | 169 McKinney, Texas Boyertown, Penn. (Drury University) (The Hill School)

Prior to SMU: Came to SMU from Drury University... Lettered in swimming all four years of high Prep: Four-year letterwinner in swimming at the Hill School in Pottstown, Penn... Eastern Prep school and captained his team... Qualified for state competition... Part of high school swim team Championships Finalist in 2006 and 2007... Four-time YMCA All-American... Captained his swim that won regionals. team.

Personal: Son of Johnny and Sonja Huddleston... Also lettered in cross country... Lists Chipotle Personal: Son of Robert Witter and Cynthia Walker... Has younger brother, Clayton, and younger as his favorite restaurant. sister, Greta... Also lettered in water polo... Undecided on an academic major.

GEORGE MAYER JONATHAN WOJCIK

FREE | FR-HS | 6-0 | 146 FREE, IM | SO-TR | 5-11 | 175 San Angelo, Texas Southlake, Texas (Central) (University of Texas)

Prep: Named District Athlete of the Year 2007... Earned All-Region and All-District honors in Prior to SMU: Spent freshman year at University of Texas. 2005-07... Member of the district champion team 2005-07... High school team was the regional runner-up in 2007... Three-year letter-winner... Member of National Honor Society, graduated in Prep: All-American in 200 IM and 400 free relay his senior year... Won All-State honors his senior top 10% of his class. year, all-region his sophomore, junior and senior years, and all-district all four years of high school... Team placed sixth in the state in 2006 and were regional champions in 2003, 2005 and 2006... Personal: Son of Steve Mayer and Beth McCrea... Father (Steve), grandparents (George and Jane Team was also district champs all four years... Placed eighth in 200IM at state in 2006 and fourth McCrea), half-brother (Braden Mayer) and step-sister (Lacey Meyer) all graduated from SMU... in the 400 free relay. Undecided on a major at SMU. Personal: Graduated magna cum laude from his high school with Academic All-American honors... Son of Joe and Janet Wojcik... Has an older brother (Mike) and two younger sisters (Jenna and LANDON OWEN Jessie).

DIVING | FR-HS | 5-9 | 135 Carrollton, Texas (Creekview)

Prep: Lettered in diving all four years of high school... Named All-State three years and was a three-time state competition qualifier.

Personal: Son of Phillip and Ellen Owen... Older brother, Brent, who plays football at Wofford College... also has a younger brother, Parker... Plans to major in mechanical engineering.

PONY UP!  PAGE 16 PONY UP!  PAGE 17 2006-07 YEAR IN REVIEW SCHEDULE/RESULTS OVERALL RECORD: 4-4; HOME: 0-1; AWAY: 4-3 2007 ALL-AMERICANS C-USA INVITATIONAL FINISH: 1ST; NCAA FINISH: 18TH IAN CLARK DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION RESULT • 400 medley relay Sat. Oct. 28 Centenary College Shreveport, La. W, 134-122 ALEX HETLAND Fri. Nov. 3 BYU Dallas, Texas L, 133-108 • 400 medley relay Sat. Nov. 17-19 Texas A&M Invitational College Station, Texas 3rd, 1001 • 200 medley relay Thur.-Sun. Dec. 14-17 Kerr-McGee Elite Meet Oklahoma City, Okla. 1st, 295 • 100 breast Thurs.-Sun. Jan. 4-7 Georgia Diving Invitational Athens, Georgia 5th, 269.20 • 400 free relay Fri.-Sat. Jan. 12-13 Dallas Morning News Classic Dallas, Texas 3rd, 305 Fri. Jan. 19 Texas Austin, Texas L, 153-96 THOMAS FADNES Sat. Jan. 20 Arizona Austin, Texas L, 145-104 • 400 free relay Fri. Jan. 26 Texas A&M College Station, Texas W, 143-98 Wed.-Sat. Feb. 14-17 Conference USA Invitational Houston, Texas 1st, 923 SHANE MILU Thur.-Sat. Feb. 22-24 American Short Course Champ. Austin, Texas All Day • 200 medley relay Fri.-Sun. March 2-4 NCAA Region Diving Zones Austin, Texas All Day • 400 free relay Thur.-Sat. March 15-17 NCAA Championships Minneapolis, Minn. 18th PONTUS RENHOLM Tue.-Sat. March 27- 31 U.S. Spring Nationals Long Island, N.Y. All Day • 200 medley relay Sat.-Sun. April 14-22 U.S. Open Diving Championships All Day Sat.-Sun. April 14-22 U.S. Diving Spring Nat'l Champ. Rockville, Md. All Day JUSTIN SMITH • 400 medley relay Home meets in bold were held at Perkins Natatorium LUKA VRTOVEC • 400 medley relay TOP PERFORMANCES • 200 medley relay • 400 free relay 50 FREE 100 BREAST Luka Vrtovec ...... 19.63 Alex Hetland ...... 52.93 Shane Milu ...... 20.47 Mitchell Johnson ...... 55.82 Thomas Fadnes ...... 20.59 Ian Clark ...... 55.96

100 FREE 200 BREAST Luka Vrtovec ...... 43.46 Alex Hetland ...... 1:59.05 Thomas Fadnes ...... 45.18 Mitchell Johnson ...... 2:00.56 Shane Milu ...... 45.24 Ian Clark ...... 2:02.27

200 FREE 200 IM Maverick Smalley ...... 1:38.94 Alex Hetland ...... 1:46.85 Shane Milu ...... 1:39.58 Ian Clark ...... 1:46.96 Nathan Clark ...... 1:40.08 Maverick Smalley ...... 1:49.86

500 FREE 400 IM Nate Clark ...... 4:28.17 Ian Clark ...... 3:50.41 Maverick Smalley ...... 4:30.14 Nate Clark ...... 3:53.94 Michael Dmitriev ...... 4:31.10 Maverick Smalley ...... 3:54.60

1650 FREE 200 FREE RELAY Michael Dmitriev ...... 15:25.44 Vrtovec, Milu, Hetland, Fadnes ...... 1:19.62 Ian Clark Chris Ginder ...... 15:54.73 Travis Callaghan ...... 16:45.03 400 FREE RELAY Vrtovec, Milu, Hetland, Fadnes ...... 2:56.21 100 FLY Luka Vrtovec ...... 47.94 800 FREE RELAY Alex Hetland ...... 48.60 Smalley, Milu, Hetland, Fadnes ...... 6:34.23 Justin Smith ...... 48.98 200 MEDLY RELAY 200 FLY Renholm, Hetland, Vrtovec, Milu ...... 1:26.31 Nate Clark ...... 1:47.92 Justin Smith ...... 1:48.16 400 MEDLEY RELAY Brett Denham ...... 1:52.55 I. Clark, Hetland, Smith, Vrtovec ...... 3:11.66

100 BACK ONE-METER Pontus Renholm ...... 48.76 Preston Holcombe ...... 286.40 Ian Clark ...... 48.81 Colton Ingraham ...... 52.00 THREE-METER Preston Holcombe ...... 349.35 200 BACK Ian Clark ...... 1:45.38 PLATFORM Pontus Renholm ...... 1:47.80 Preston Holcombe ...... 292.10 Maverick Smalley ...... 1:52.65 Justin Smith

PONY UP!  PAGE 18 PONY UP!  PAGE 19 RECORDS/HISTORY SMU NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 100 Breast 1967______Ken Mertin (58.54) 1980______Steve Lundquist (53.59) 1981______Steve Lundquist (52.93) 1982______Steve Lundquist (53.09) 1983______Steve Lundquist (52.48)

200 Breast 1967______Ken Mertin (2:07.99) 1981______Steve Lundquist (1:55.01) 1982______Steve Lundquist (1:56.84)

100 Free 1997______Lars Frolander (42.74) 1998______Lars Frolander (42.12)

200 Free 1972______Jerry Heidenreich (1:38.36)

100 Fly 1995______Lars Frolander (46.18) 1997______Lars Frolander (46.28) 1998______Lars Frolander (45.59)

Lars Frolander 200 Fly 1983______Ricardo Prado (1:44.96) 200 IM

200 IM ALL-TIME SMU RECORDS 1983______Steve Lundquist (1:45.54) 50 Free 1984______Ricardo Prado (1:47.95) Pool: 19.46 Anthony Ervin, California 2002 1996______Ryan Berube (1:44.85) SMU: 19.63 Luka Vrtovec 2006 NCAA: 18.74 Fred Bousquet, Auburn 2005 400 IM 1983______Ricardo Prado (3:48.19) 100 Free Pool: 43.21 Duje Draganja, California 2002 1984______Ricardo Prado (3:46.96) SMU: 42.12 Lars Frolander 1998 1986______Ricardo Prado (3:46.71) NCAA: 41.49 Duje Draganja, California 2005 1992______Jeff Vance (3:46.01)

200 Free 100 Back Pool: 1:35.57 Ryan Lachte, Florida 2006 1986______Mook Rhodenbaugh (48.81) SMU: 1:34.96 Lars Frolander 1997 1996______Ryan Berube (46.15) NCAA: 1:32.22 Simon Burnett, Arizona 2004 500 Free 200 Back Pool: 4:21.64 Sean Killion, California 1988 1996______Ryan Berube (1:41.23) SMU: 4:18.60 Chad Hundeby 1991 NCAA: 4:08.75 Tom Dolan, Michigan 1995 200 IM 400 Medley Relay Pool: 1:47.76 Ryan Lochte, Florida 2004 1983______Mook Rhodenbaugh- 1,000 Free SMU: 1:44.85 Ryan Berube 1996 ______SteveLundquist- Pool: 8:57.71 Michael Klueh, Texas 2006 NCAA: 1:41.71 Ryan Lochte, Florida 2005 SMU: 9:07.85 Chad Hundeby 1991 ______Bobby Patten- 400 IM ______John Spaulding (3:12.63) 1,650 Free Pool: 3:47.17 Ryan Lochte, Florida 2004 Pool: 15:23.91 Chuck Bauman, SMU 1980 SMU: 3:46.01 Jeff Vance 1992 Three-Meter Diving SMU: 15:05.83 Chad Hundeby 1991 NCAA: 3:38.18 Tom Dolan, Michigan 1995 1990______Scott Donie (674.55) NCAA: 14:26.62 Chris Thompson, Michigan 2001 200 Free Relay 10-Meter Platform Diving 100 Back Pool: 1:18.77 Becerra,Hadley, 2004 Pool: 46.99 Alex Lim, California 2003 Nylin,Stephenson, SMU 1989______Scott Donie (757.45) SMU: 46.15 Ryan Berube 1996 SMU: 1:18.77 Becerra,Hadley, 2004 1990______Scott Donie (836.20) NCAA: 44.60 Ryan Lochte, Florida 2006 Nylin,Stephenson NCAA: 1:15.78 California 2005 Three-Meter Synchronized Diving 200 Back 2001______Brice Dumais (299.91) Pool: 1:42.36 Ryan Lochte, Florida 2005 400 Free Relay SMU: 1:41.53 Ryan Berube 1996 Pool: 2:56.09 California 2002 NCAA: 1:38.29 Ryan Lochte, Florida 2005 SMU: 2:53.51 Berube,Frolander, 1996 Foley,Linscheer 100 Fly NCAA: 2:47.70 California 2005 Pool: 46.94 Michael Cavic, California 2003 SMU: 45.59 Lars Frolander 1998 800 Free Relay NCAA: 44.72 Ian Crocker, Texas 2004 Pool: 6:32.55 Florida 2006 SMU: 6:26.62 Morgan,Frolander, 1996 200 Fly Simmons,Berube Pool: 1:44.77 Stephen Perry, Florida St. 1999 NCAA: 6:16.25 Florida 2005 SMU: 1:44.43 Ricardo Prado 1984 NCAA: 1:41.78 Melvin Stewart, Tennessee 1991 200 Medley Relay Pool: 1:34.01 Texas 1988 100 Breast SMU: 1:26.31 Renholm, Hetland, 2007 Pool: 54.13 Jeremy Linn, Tennessee 1996 Vrtovec, Milu SMU: 52.48 Steve Lundquist 1983 NCAA: 1:24.46 Texas 2003 NCAA: 51.86 Jeremy Linn, Tennessee 1997 400 Medley Relay 200 Breast Pool: 3:12.10 California 2003 Pool: 1:58.22 Mike Barrowman, Michigan 1990 SMU: 3:10.88 Berube,Bahr, 1996 SMU: 1:55.01 Steve Lundquist 1981 Frolander,Linscheer NCAA: 1:52.62 Brendan Hansen, Texas 2003 NCAA: 3:04.47 Texas 2003 Ricardo Prado

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Cory Robinson (500 free, 1,650 free) 1984 Chuck Ponthier (50 fly) Ricardo Prado (200 fly, 200 IM, 400 IM) Mook Rhodenbaugh (50 back) Cory Robinson (500 free) Mike Short (100 fly) Chris Weissman (100 breast, 200 breast) 800 free relay 1983 Steve Lundquist (50 breast, 100 breast, 200 breast) Ricardo Prado (400 IM) Cory Robinson (1,650 free) Rich Saeger (200 free, 500 free) 400 medley relay 1982 Chuck Bauman (1,650 free, 400 IM) Steve Lundquist (50 breast, 100 breast) Bob Patten (200 fly) 1981 Chuck Bauman (1,650 free, 400 IM) Jimmy Lee (200 fly, 500 free) Steve Lundquist (100 breast, 200 breast) 1980 Chuck Bauman (1,650 free) Greg Kraus (200 free) Steve Lundquist (100 breast, 200 breast) Rick Tennant (one-meter diving, three-meter diving) 1979 Chuck Bauman (1,650 free) David Greenwood (100 breast) David Hall (200 back) Steve Lundquist Steve Jenkins (three-meter diving) Greg Kraus (100 free, 200 free) Jim Winegarner (100 back) 400 free relay 2001 800 free relay C-USA INVITE 200 free relay 400 medley relay Jakob Andersen (200 IM, 200 Back, 100 Back) SWC CHAMPIONS 1978 CHAMPIONS Matt Weghorst (50 Free, 100 Free) Tom Barton (100 back, 200 back) Brice Dumais (1-m, 3-m, platform) 1996 Randy Burnett (200 IM) 2007 400 medley relay Ali Al-Hasan (one-meter diving) 200 free relay Kim Davis (100 fly, 50 free) Bart Wickard (400 IM) Ryan Berube (100 back, 200 back) Bill Glasstetter (200 fly) 400 free relay Billy Coleman (100 Breast) Lars Frolander (100 fly, 100 free) 200 medley relay David Greenwood (200 breast) Chris Epp (200 Free, 200 Fly) Pepe Lopez (200 breast) David Hall (400 IM) 800 free relay 200 medley relay Blaine Morgan (400 IM) Alex Hetland (200 IM, 100 Breast) Steve Jenkins (one-meter diving) 400 free relay 800 free relay Andy Veris (100 free, 200 free, 500 free) Pontus Renholm (100 Back) Tim Carlson (200 Breast) 400 medley relay Luka Vrtovec (50 Free, 100 Fly) 400 free relay 1995 800 free relay Michael Dmitriev (1650 free) Ali Al-Hasan (one-meter diving) Ian Clark (400 IM, 200 Back) 400 medley relay Ryan Berube (100 back, 200 back, 200 IM) 1977 2006 Lars Frolander (100 fly, 100 free) 200 medley relay WAC CHAMPIONS Tom Barton (100 back) Enrico Linscheer (50 free) Kim Davis (50 free) 800 free relay 2000 400 free relay Ian Clark (200 IM, 400 IM) Bart Day (200 breast) Steve Barnes (1,650 free) 400 medley relay Bill Glasstetter (200 fly) 400 medley relay Tim Carlson (200 breast) 1994 200 free relay Richard Hess (100 fly, 200 IM) Billy Coleman (100 breast) Ryan Berube (200 back) Scott Reich (one-meter diving, three-meter diving) Philip Griffin (three-meter diving) Brice Dumais (one-meter, three-meter) Tony Iglesias (one-meter diving, 10-meter diving) Per Nylin (100 breast) Doug Tuero (100 breast) Chris Epp (500 free, 200 fly) Vladimir Polukeev (50 free) Andy Veris (200 free) Michael Dmitriev (1650 free) Rob Harrison (100 back) Alain Sergile (100 fly) Luka Vrtovec (100 free)400 free relay 400 free relay Michael Jacobsson (200 IM) 1993 800 free relay Steve Kemmerling (200 free) Tony Iglesias (1-M, 3-M, 10-M diving) 400 medley relay Matt Weghorst (50 free) Alain Sergile (100 fly) 1976 NIC CHAMPIONS Bart Wickard (200 back, 400 IM) Jeff Vance (400 IM) Pat Bieker (three-meter diving) 1999 1992 Kim Davis (200 fly) 2005 Steve Barnes (1,650 free) Matt Barager (400 IM) Tye Hochtrasser (200 IM) 200 free relay Brandon Jernigan (100 fly) Matt Twillie (100 fly) Scott Reich (one-meter diving) 400 free relay Blaine Morgan (200 free) Jeff Vance (200 fly) Andy Veris (200 free) 200 medley relay Bart Wickard (400 IM) 400 medley relay 400 free relay Camilo Becerra (50 and 100 Free, 100 Fly) 800 free relay 1991 800 free relay Ian Clark (200 Back, 200 and 400 IM) 400 medley relay Sean Briscombe (10-meter diving) 1975 Ferdi Postma (200 Free) 1998 Chad Hundeby (500 free, 1,650 free) Pat Bieker (three-meter diving) Per Nylin (100 Breast) Steve Barnes (1,650 free) Jeff Vance (200 fly, 200 IM, 400 IM) Tom Hart (100 fly) Ric Hampson (200 Fly) Casey Barrett (200 fly) Leif Wennerstrom (200 back) Richard Hess (200 IM) 2004 Lars Frolander (50, 100 free, 100 fly) 1990 Tye Hochstrasser (400 IM) 200 free relay Blaine Morgan (200 free) Scott Donie (1-M, 3-M, 10-M diving) Paul Hove (200 back) 200 medley relay 200 free relay Chad Hundeby (500 free) Scott Reich (one-meter diving) 400 free relay 400 free relay Craig Jackson (200 fly) Geoff Sharp (500 free, 1,650 free) Camilo Becerra (50 Free, 100 Fly) 800 free relay Cliff Lyne (200 IM) Andy Veris (200 free) Philip Griffin (one-meter diving, three-meter 200 medley relay 1989 400 free relay diving) 400 medley relay Scott Donie (1-M, 3-M, 10-M diving) 800 free relay Eric Hadley (200 Back) 1997 Craig Jackson (200 fly) 400 medley relay 2003 Ali Al-Hasan (one-meter diving, three-meter diving) 1988 1974 200 free relay Casey Barrett (200 fly) Zeke Crowley (one-meter diving) Brad Garlich (three-meter diving) 2002 Lars Frolander (50 free, 100 free, 100 fly) Scott Donie (3-M, 10-M diving) Richard Hess (100 fly, 200 fly, 200 IM) 200 free relay Per Helgesson (200 free) Craig Jackson (200 fly) Tye Hochstrasser (400 IM) Jakob Andersen (200 IM, 100 Back, 200 Back) Blaine Morgan (500 free) John Miranda (100 free) Paul Hove (500 free, 1,650 free) Brice Dumais (Three-Meter) John Simmons (100 back, 200 back) 1987 Scott Reich (one-meter diving) Michael Jacobsson (400 IM) 200 free relay Scott Donie (1-M, 3-M, 10-M diving) John Thorburn (100 free, 200 free) Ferdie Postma (200 Free) 400 free relay 1986 John Tuero (100 breast) 800 free relay 800 free relay Zeke Crowley (1-M, 3-M, 10-M diving) 400 free relay Matt Weghorst (100 Free) 200 medley relay Rich Saeger (200 free) 800 free relay 400 free relay 400 medley relay 1985 Ricardo Prado (200 fly) Mook Rhodenbaugh (100 back, 200 back, 200 IM)

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400 medley relay 1973 John Rubottom (100 fly) Eddie Sinnott (400 IM) Paul Tietze (50 free, 100 free) John Thorburn (200 free) 400 free relay 800 free relay 1972 Steve Griffith (400 IM) Jerry Heidenreich (100 fly, 200 fly, 500 free) Cal Loock (one-meter diving, three-meter diving) Ronnie Mills (100 back, 200 back, 200 IM) Paul Tietze (100 free) 400 free relay ANNUAL FINISHES 800 free relay 400 medley relay Dual SWC/WAC/NIC NCAA 1971 Meet Meet Meet Steve Boster (500 free) Season W-L Rank Rank Larry Driver (200 breast) COACH: A.R. BARR Jerry Heidenreich (100 fly, 50 free) 1946-47 3-6 3rd —— Cal Loock (one-meter diving) 1947-48 5-5 3rd —— Ronnie Mills (100 back, 200 back, 200 IM) 1948-49 2-7 3rd —— John Rubottom (1,650 free) 1949-50 5-3 2nd —— John Thorburn (200 free) 1950-51 5-2 3rd —— 400 free relay 1951-52 4-2 2nd —— 800 free relay 1952-53 3-2 1st —— 400 medley relay 1953-54 6-0 1st —— 1970 Jerry Heidenreich 1954-55 1-4 3rd —— Jerry Heidenreich (100 free, 200 free, 200 IM) 1955-56 5-3 3rd 13th Cal Loock (one-meter diving, three-meter diving) Butch Schimmel (100 back, 200 back) Dave Corley (200 breast, 200 fly) 1956-57 5-1 1st 10th Ronnie Mills (100 back, 200 back) 1957-58 8-2 1st 10th Charles Minder (100 fly, 200 fly) 400 free relay 1954 400 medley relay Bob Bollen (150 IM) 1958-59 4-1 1st 16th John Rubottom (1,650 free) 1959-60 4-2 1st 10th Fred Schlicher (500 free) 1963 Dave Corley (100 breast) Tiny Barnetson (200 IM, 400 IM) Tom Gale (200 breast) 1960-61 6-0 1st 17th Paul Tietze (50 free) 1961-62 8-0 1st 9th 400 free relay Jon Rowe (100 breast, 200 breast) George McMillion (100 back, 200 back) Butch Schimmel (100 back, 200 back) Phil Vaiden (100 free) 1962-63 5-0 1st 13th 800 free relay 1963-64 5-0 1st 10th 400 medley relay 400 free relay 400 free relay 400 medley relay 300 medley relay 1964-65 8-0 1st 7th 1969 1965-66 10-0 1st 5th Jerry Heidenreich (100 free, 200 free) 1962 1953 Aubrey Burer (200 free, 440 free, 1,500 free) Bill Farrell (50 free, 100 free, 220 free) 1966-67 11-0 1st 7th Jody Helman (200 IM, 400 IM) 1967-68 9-0 1st 5th Cal Loock (one-meter diving) Tiny Barnetson (100 fly) Les Kilgore (150 IM) Bill Denny (200 back) George McMillion (100 back, 200 back) 1968-69 11-0 1st 16th Charles Minder (100 fly, 200 fly) 1969-70 10-1 1st 7th Steve Mitchell (100 back, 200 back) Jon Rowe (100 breast, 200 breast) 400 free relay Tommy Neyland (three-meter diving) Butch Schimmel (100 back, 200 IM) 1952 1970-71 10-1 1st 8th 400 free relay Richard Thiede (200 fly) Arden Amerine (1,500 free) 400 medley relay 400 free relay Tom Gale (200 breast) COACH: GEORGE McMILLION 1968 400 medley relay Les Kilgore (100 breast) 1971-72 11-1 1st 5th P.K. Brown (50 free) 1961 George McMillion (100 back, 200 back) 1972-73 8-2 1st 9th Linn Klotz (100 breast, 200 breast) Aubrey Burer (440 free, 1,500 free) 1951 1973-74 11-2 1st 12th Dick Marshall (100 back, 200 back) Bill Champlin (100 fly) Arden Amerine (440 free, 1,500 free) 1974-75 10-2 1st 15th Karl McCrary (200 IM, 400 IM) Bobby Richardson (1-M diving, 3-M diving) Mike Muckleroy (50 free) 1975-76 10-2 1st 7th Charles Minder (100 fly, 200 fly) 400 medley relay Rick Wilson (100 back) 1976-77 12-1 1st 9th Bryan Robbins (1-M diving, 3-M diving) 1960 1950 1977-78 11-3 1st 10th Fred Schlicher (100 free) Aubrey Burer (100 free, 220 free, 440 free) Arden Amerine (1,500 free) 1978-79 16-0 1st 9th 400 free relay Bill Champlin (100 fly) Mike Muckleroy (50 free, 100 free) 1979-80 10-3 2nd 7th 400 medley relay Jody Grant (1,500 free) 400 free relay 1980-81 9-4 2nd 4th 1967 Dick Rantzow (50 free) 1948 1981-82 9-2 2nd 10th Tim Birnie (500 free, 100, 200 back) Pat Ryan (100 breast) 1982-83 5-4 2nd 2nd Ken Merten (100, 200 breast, 200 IM) 400 free relay 1983-84 8-2 2nd 5th Howard Moore (400 IM) 400 medley relay 1984-85 6-2 2nd 7th Bryan Robbins (1-M diving, 3-M diving) 1959 Ray Burer (100 breast) 1985-86 7-2 2nd 6th Vernon Slovin (200 fly) 1986-87 6-5 2nd 12th Mark Tabbert (100 free, 200 free) Bill Champlin (100 fly) Jody Grant (440 free, 1,500 free) 1987-88 11-4 2nd 9th 400 free relay COACH: GREG RHODENBAUGH 400 medley relay Dick Rantzow (50 free) Ted Scherer (200 breast) 1988-89 5-2-1 2nd 14th 1966 COACH: EDDIE SINNOTT Tim Birnie (100 back, 200 back) Don Woodward (100 back) 400 free relay 1989-90 6-3 2nd 11th Steve Boss (500 free) 1990-91 7-2 2nd 8th Bill Charbonneau (200 breast) 400 medley relay 1958 1991-92 7-1 2nd 8th Tudor Lacey (200 free) 1992-93 10-3 2nd 10th Howard Moore (400 IM) Dick Barry (440 free) Ray Burer (100 free) Richard Quick 1993-94 7-4 3rd 10th Brian Percival (200 IM) 1994-95 7-3 2nd 7th Bryan Robbins (1-M diving, 3-M diving) Jody Grant (1,500 free) Mike Lumby (220 free) 1995-96 6-2 2nd 6th Vernon Slovin (200 fly) 1996-97 3-3 1st 10th 400 medley relay Steve Mulholland (100 back) Dick Rantzow (50 free) 1997-98 4-3 1st 9th 1965 1998-99 5-4 1st 32nd Tim Birnie (1,650 free, 100 back, 200 back) Ted Scherer (100 breast, 200 breast) Ronnie Smith (1-M diving, 3-M diving) 1999-2000 5-2 1st NR Tudor Lacey (200 free, 500 free, 400 IM) 2000-01 3-4 1st 12th Brian Percival (200 IM) Don Woodward (100 fly) David Quick (50 free, 100 free) 400 free relay 2001-02 4-2 1st 22nd Richard Quick (100 fly, 200 fly) 400 medley relay 2002-03 5-4 1st 25th Lloyd Rhodenbaugh (100 breast) 1957 2003-04 3-2 1st 24th 400 free relay Ray Burer (200 IM) 2004-05 2-5 1st 30th 400 medley relay George Scofield (200 back) 2005-06 6-1 1st 19th 1964 Ted Scherer (100 breast, 200 breast, 200 fly) 2006-07 4-4 1st 18th Tiny Barnetson (200 IM) Ronnie Smith (1-M diving, 3-M diving) Tudor Lacey (200 free, 500 free, 1,650 free) 400 free relay SMU was a member of SWC from David Quick (50 free, 100 free) 1956 1946-1996, WAC from 1997-2000, NIC Richard Quick (400 IM) Pedro Galvao (220 free, 100 back, 200 IM) from 2001-2005 and independent in 2006 Jon Rowe (100 breast, 200 breast) Ronnie Smith (three-meter diving) in which they participated in the C-USA 400 free relay Invitational. 1955 Jody Grant

PONY UP!  PAGE 20 PONY UP!  PAGE 21 RECORDS/HISTORY SMU ALL-AMERICANS Returners in ALL CAPS Ali Al-Hasan ...... 1997 Bill Glasstetter ...... 1977-78 Jakob Andersen ...... 2001-02 Danny Goodwin ...... 1986-88 David Arthur ...... 1968 Guy Goosen ...... 1980 Christian Bahr ...... 1994-95-96-98 Jody Grant ...... 1958-59 Matt Barager ...... 1991-92-93 David Greenwood ...... 1979 Tiny Barnetson ...... 1962-63-64 Philip Griffin ...... 2004, 06 Steve Barnes ...... 1999 Steve Griffith ...... 1969 Steve Barnicoat ...... 1985 Eric Hadley ...... 2004 Casey Barrett ...... 1997-98 David Hall ...... 1979 Dick Barry ...... 1958 Barry Hamilton ...... 1974 Chuck Bauman ...... 1979-81-82 Jerry Heidenreich ...... 1969-70-71-72 Camilo Becerra ...... 2004-05 Per Helgesson ...... 1997-98 Ryan Berube ...... 1993-94-95-96 Jody Helman ...... 1968 Patrick Bieker ...... 1974-76 Scott Hemingway ...... 1987-88 Tim Birnie ...... 1965-66-67 Glenn Henry ...... 1981-83 Don Booth ...... 1965-66 Richard Hess ...... 1974-75-76-77 Steve Boster ...... 1971-72 ALEX HETLAND ...... 2006-07 Sean Briscombe ...... 1990-91 Tye Hochstrasser ...... 1974-75-76-77 P.K. Brown ...... 1968-69 John Hoopingarner ...... 1969-70 Aubrey Burer ...... 1960-61-62 Paul Hove ...... 1974-75-76 Dan Burkhardt ...... 1985-86 Chad Hundeby ...... 1990-91-93 Tony Iglesias Randy Burnett ...... 1985 Joe Hurwitz ...... 1974 Tim Carlson ...... 2001-02 Tony Iglesias ...... 1991-92-93-94 Ron Neugent ...... 1979 Lee Underwood ...... 1963 Bill Champlin ...... 1959 Ray Ince ...... 1971-72-73 Lyndon Neumann ...... 1966-67-68 Jeff Vance ...... 1991-92-93 Bill Charbonneau ...... 1966-67-68 Craig Jackson ...... 1988-89-90 Jonathon Newton ...... 2002 Nik Van Nort ...... 1994 Mark Chenier ...... 1978-79 Michael Jacobsson ...... 1999 Per Nylin ...... 2004, 06 Andy Veris ...... 1975-76-77-78 Ian Clark ...... 2004-05-06-07 Steve Jenkins ...... 1977-78-79 Patrick O’Keeffe ...... 1998 LUKA VROVEC ...... 2006-07 Russ Cohen ...... 1987 Brandon Jernigan ...... 1998, 2001 Jack Oppel ...... 1983-84 Terry Warner ...... 1973 Billy Coleman ...... 2001 Gustaf Johansson ...... 1995-96 Todd Pace ...... 1987-88-89-90 Matt Weghorst ...... 2001-02 Patrick Coleman ...... 1997 Steve Kemmerling ...... 1998 Ethan Packard ...... 1995 Chris Weissman ...... 1981-82-83-84 Art Conley ...... 1986 Greg Kraus ...... 1978-79-80 Bobby Patten ...... 1982-83-84-85 Leif Wennerstrom ...... 990-91-92-93 Zeke Crowley ...... 1984-85-86-88 Tudor Lacey ...... 1964-65-66 Brian Percival ...... 1965-66-67 Bart Wickard ...... 1998, 2001 Kim Davis ...... 1976-77-78 Jimmy Lee ...... 1981 Vladimir Polukeev ...... 1993-94 Jim Winegarner ...... 1979-80 Bart Day ...... 1979 Enrico Linscheer ...... 1995-96 Chuck Ponthier ...... 1985 Kevin Willis ...... 1990-91 Risto Deinlein ...... 1995 Cal Loock ...... 1970 Ricardo Prado ...... 1983-84-85-86 Paul Wolf ...... 1993 Josh Delcore ...... 1991-92-93 Pepe Lopez ...... 1996-97 David Quick ...... 1964-65-66 Don Woodward ...... 1958-59 Pat DiFazio ...... 1985-86-87-88 Myles Lynch ...... 1987 Richard Quick ...... 1963-64-65 Jay Yarid ...... 1982-84- Mike Dobbs ...... 1987-88 Mike Lumby ...... 1958 Keith Ranney ...... 1974-76-77 Scott Donie ...... 1987-88-89-89 Steve Lundquist ...... 1980-81-82-83 Dick Rantzow ...... 1959 Mike Doyle ...... 1990-91 Glen Mangum ...... 1985 Billy Redinger ...... 1979-80 Larry Driver ...... 1970-71-72-73 Dick Marshall ...... 1967-68 Scott Reich ...... 1974-75-76-77 Brice Dumais ...... 2002-2003 Bob McCauley ...... 1959 PONTUS RENHOLM ...... 2007 Cameron Emmott ...... 1967-68-69 Ryan McKinney ...... 1991-92-93-94 Greg Rhodenbaugh ...... 1983-84 Janika Ertl ...... 1976 Ned Merritt ...... 1963 Mook Rhodenbaugh ...... 1983-84-85-86 Randy Everatt ...... 1985 Ken Merten ...... 1967 Bobby Richardson ...... 1961 THOMAS FADNES ...... 2007 Ron Mills ...... 1970-71-72 Hunter Richmond ...... 1980 Jeff Foley ...... 1994-95-96-97 SHANE MILU ...... 2007 Bryan Robbins ...... 1966-67 Christian Bahr Bill Franke ...... 1997-98 Charles Minder ...... 1968-69-70 Andrew Roberts ...... 1991 Lars Frolander ...... 1995-96-97-98 John Miranda ...... 1985-86-87-88 Cory Robinson ...... 1983-84-85 Pedro Galvao ...... 1956 Howard Moore ...... 1966 Lloyd Rodenbaugh ...... 1965 Brian Gargan ...... 1992 Blaine Morgan ...... 1996-97-98 Jon Rowe ...... 1962-63-64 Emilio Garmendia ...... 2006 Mike Muckleroy ...... 1949 John Rubottom ...... 1972-73 Steve Geving ...... 1987-88 Steve Mulholland ...... 1958-59 Greg Sargent ...... 1988 Brian Girard ...... 1995 Eric Murff ...... 1987-88 Rich Saeger ...... 1983-84-85-86 Ted Scherer ...... 1957-58-59 Butch Schimmel ...... 1962-63-64 Fred Schlicher ...... 1968-69-70 Alain Sergile ...... 1992-93-94 Geoff Sharp ...... 1974-75 Mike Short ...... 1984-85 John Simmons ...... 1994-95-96-97 Ryan McKinney Eddie Sinnott ...... 1973-74 Vernon Slovin ...... 1966-67 Justin Smith ...... 2007 Ronnie Smith ...... 1956-57-58 David Snively ...... 1980-81 John Spaulding ...... 1981-82-83-84 Justin Stephenson ...... 2004, 06 Mark Tabbert ...... 1967-68 Rick Tennant ...... 1978-79-80 John Thorburn ...... 1971-72-73-74 Paul Tietze ...... 1970-71-72-73 Mark Tomlin ...... 1979-81 Nick Tozer ...... 2002 Todd Pace Matt Twillie ...... 1991 Mook Rhodenbaugh

PONY UP!  PAGE 22 PONY UP!  PAGE 23 RECORDS/HISTORY ALL-TIME TOP PERFORMERS Returners in ALL CAPS 50 FREE 1,000 FREE LUKA VRTOVEC, 2006 ...... 19.63 Chad Hundeby, 1991 ...... 9:07.85 Lars Frolander, 1998 ...... 19.66 Michael Dmitriev, 2005 ...... 9:09.07 Matt Weghost, 2001 ...... 19.72 Matt Barager, 1991 ...... 9:09.78 Todd Pace, 1989 ...... 19.76 Cory Robinson, 1983 ...... 9:10.38 Camilo Becerra, 2005 ...... 19.76 Danny Goodwin, 1986 ...... 9:11.81 Jonathon Newton, 2003 ...... 19.78 Chuck Bauman, 1979 ...... 9:12.02 Per Nylin, 2006 ...... 19.79 Michael Dmitriev, 2007 ...... 9:17.33 Brandon Jernigan, 2001 ...... 19.92 Mark Tomlin, 1981 ...... 9:18.82 Steve Lundquist, 1981 ...... 19.92 Ron Neugent, 1979 ...... 9:18.90 Josh Delcore ...... 19.93 Steve Barnes, 2001 ...... 9:18.93 100 FREE 1,650 FREE Lars Frolander, 1998 ...... 42.12 Chad Hundeby, 1991 ...... 15:05.83 LUKA VRTOVEC, 2007 ...... 43.46 Matt Barager, 1991 ...... 15:10.53 Ryan Berube, 1995 ...... 43.50 Michael Dmitriev, 2005 ...... 15:12.68 John Miranda, 1988 ...... 43.58 Cory Robinson, 1983 ...... 15:14.89 Jonathon Newton, 2003 ...... 43.90 Chuck Bauman, 1982 ...... 15:15.30 Vladimir Polukeev, 1994 ...... 43.94 Danny Goodwin, 1987 ...... 15:17.47 Leif Wennerstrom, 1992 ...... 43.95 Steve Barnes, 1999 ...... 15:17.81 Enrico Linscheer, 1995 ...... 43.96 Mark Tomlin, 1981 ...... 15:20.55 Rich Saeger, 1983 ...... 43.98 Ron Neugent, 1979 ...... 15:23.29 John Spaulding, 1984 ...... 43.98 John Kratzer, 1984 ...... 15:35.20 200 FREE 100 BACK Lars Frolander, 1997 ...... 1:34.96 Ryan Berube, 1996 ...... 46.15 Ryan Berube, 1995 ...... 1:35.14 Jakob Anderson, 2001 ...... 47.57 Leif Wennerstrom, 1992 ...... 1:35.44 John Simmons, 1997 ...... 48.05 Rich Saeger, 1983 ...... 1:35.44 Leif Wennerstrom, 1992 ...... 48.36 Camilo Becerra Greg Kraus, 1980 ...... 1:36.00 Vladimir Polukeev, 1994 ...... 48.42 Andy Veris, 1978 ...... 1:36.32 Ian Clark, 2006 ...... 48.48 100 BREAST 200 IM Jimmy Lee, 1981 ...... 1:36.58 Mook Rhodenbaugh, 1986 ...... 48.49 Steve Lundquist, 1983 ...... 52.48 Ryan Berube, 1996 ...... 1:44.85 John Miranda, 1988 ...... 1:36.73 PONTUS RENHOLM, 2007 ...... 48.76 ALEX HETLAND, 2007 ...... 52.93 Steve Lundquist, 1983 ...... 1:45.54 Blaine Morgan 1998 ...... 1:36.87 Matt Weghorst, 2001 ...... 49.00 Per Nylin, 2006 ...... 53.08 Ian Clark, 2006 ...... 1:45.70 Alain Sergile, 1991 ...... 1:37.34 Eric Hadley, 2004 ...... 49.04 Christian Bahr, 1996 ...... 54.57 Tim Carlson, 2002 ...... 1:46.38 Chris Weissman, 1984 ...... 54.68 Jakob Anderson, 2002 ...... 1:46.53 500 FREE 200 BACK Tim Carlson, 2002 ...... 54.86 Jeff Vance, 1991 ...... 1:46.67 Chad Hundeby, 1991 ...... 4:18.95 Ryan Berube, 1996 ...... 1:41.23 Scott Jones, 1990 ...... 54.87 ALEX HETLAND, 2007 ...... 1:46.85 Jimmy Lee, 1981 ...... 4:20.89 Jakob Anderson, 2001 ...... 1:44.18 Greg Rhodenbaugh, 1983 ...... 55.22 Ricardo Prado, 1984 ...... 1:46.96 Matt Barager, 1991 ...... 4:21.58 Ian Clark, 2006 ...... 1:44.18 Pat DiFazio, 1987 ...... 55.37 Ian Clark, 2007 ...... 1:46.96 Danny Goodwin, 1987 ...... 4:22.17 John Simmons, 1995 ...... 1:44.59 Tim Carlson, 2001 ...... 1:47.09 Cory Robinson, 1984 ...... 4:22.98 Bart Wickard, 2001 ...... 1:45.93 200 BREAST Mook Rhodenbaugh, 1986 ...... 1:47.64 Andy Veris, 1978 ...... 4:23.27 Eric Hadley, 2004 ...... 1:46.22 Steve Lundquist, 1981 ...... 1:55.01 Chuck Bauman, 1981 ...... 4:23.70 Leif Wennerstrom, 1993 ...... 1:46.25 ALEX HETLAND, 2007 ...... 1:59.05 400 IM Rich Saeger, 1983 ...... 4:23.74 Mook Rhodenbaugh, 1985 ...... 1:47.28 Tim Carlson, 2001 ...... 1:59.29 Jeff Vance, 1992 ...... 3:46.01 Chris Epp, 1999 ...... 4:24.17 Blaine Morgan, 1996, 1998 ...... 1:47.39 Chris Weissman, 1984 ...... 1:59.66 Ricardo Prado, 1984 ...... 3:46.30 Steve Barnes, 1999 ...... 4:24.28 Christian Bahr, 1996 ...... 1:59.71 Ian Clark, 2006 ...... 3:48.73 Pepe Lopez, 1996 ...... 1:59.77 Bart Wickard, 2001 ...... 3:49.15 Ryan McKinney, 1991 ...... 2:00.25 Ryan Berube, 1994 ...... 3:49.89 MITCHELL JOHNSON, 2007 ...... 2:00.56 M. Jacobsson, 2002 ...... 3:50.09 Glen Mangum, 1985 ...... 2:00.63 Matt Barager, 1992 ...... 3:50.10 Fredrik Rosenholm, 1995 ...... 2:00.78 Steve Barnes, 1999 ...... 3:50.48 Blaine Morgan, 1996 ...... 3:51.17 100 FLY Lars Frolander, 1998 ...... 45.59 Camilo Becerra, 2005 ...... 47.23 Matt Twillie, 1992 ...... 47.71 Alain Sergile, 1994 ...... 47.72 Brandon Jernigan, 2001 ...... 47.80 Steve Lundquist, 1983 ...... 47.92 LUKA VRTOVEC, 2007 ...... 47.94 Matt Weghorst, 2002 ...... 48.02 Mike Short, 1984 ...... 48.03 Hunter Richmond, 1981 ...... 48.18 200 FLY Ricardo Prado, 1984 ...... 1:44.43 Craig Jackson, 1989 ...... 1:45.72 Bobby Patten, 1985 ...... 1:45.86 Casey Barrett, 1998 ...... 1:46.00 Jeff Vance, 1992 ...... 1:46.25 Gustaf Johansson, 1994 ...... 1:46.90 Bill Glasstetter, 1978 ...... 1:46.91 Ric Hampson, 2005 ...... 1:47.04 Jimmy Lee, 1981 ...... 1:47.31 NATE CLARK, 2007 ...... 1:47.92 Chad Hundeby

PONY UP!  PAGE 22 PONY UP!  PAGE 23 RECORDS/HISTORY AWARDS & HONORS NCAA SWIMMER OF THE YEAR Ryan Berube (1996) Lars Frolander (1998) DALLAS ENTERTAINMENT  Several professional sports teams, including the Dallas WAC SWIMMER OF THE YEAR Mavericks, Dallas Stars, Dallas Cowboys, FC Dallas, Dallas Lars Frolander (1997, 1998) Desperados and Texas Rangers Brandon Jernigan (2000)  Six Flags Over Texas amusement park  Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, home of the Dallas WAC DIVER OF THE YEAR Symphony Orchestra Ali Al-Hasan (1997)  The Smirnoff Center, an open-air amphitheater featuring Brice Dumais (2000) the best in touring symphonic groups and rock concerts  Dallas Aquarium, one of the largest inland aquariums in WAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR the nation Michael Jacobsson (1999)  Dallas Museum of Art, featuring an outstanding permanent Brice Dumais (2000) collection of art spanning periods from pre-Colombian to modern eras NIC SWIMMER OF THE YEAR  Dallas Museum of Natural History, featuring 50 dioramas of the flora and wildlife of Texas Jakob Andersen (2001)  The Sixth Floor Museum, a permanent educational and historical exhibit that examines the life, death and legacy of NIC DIVER OF THE YEAR President John F. Kennedy Philip Griffin (2004)  Southfork Ranch, home of Dallas' most famous television Brice Dumais (2001) family, the Ewings  The Dallas Zoo, with more than 1,400 animals C-USA SWIMMER OF THE YEAR  The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, with 66 acres Ian Clark (2007) of fragrant gardens in bloom year-round, towering trees and lush lawns ESPN THE MAGAZINE Jakob Andersen  More than 400 public parks, covering nearly 23,000 acres, and more than 60 lakes and reservoirs, covering approxi- ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA mately 550,000 acres, within 100 miles of DFW Philip Griffin -2006 Men’s At-Large Third Team  Fair Park, just southeast of downtown Dallas, the site of the State Fair of Texas, the largest annual state fair in the United ESPN THE MAGAZINE States and home to a variety of museums and theaters COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT VI  More shopping centers and restaurants per capita than Phillip Griffin -2006 Men’s At-Large First Team any other United States city and metro area OTHER DALLAS FACTS  Dallas is the No. 1 visitor destination in Texas.  The city of Dallas encompasses 384 square miles of rolling prairie, with native pecan, cottonwood and oak trees located along the Trinity River and the numerous creeks that feed it.  The DFW Metroplex has approximately 5.7 million resi- dents, making it the largest metropolitan area in Texas, the fourth-largest metro area in the country and larger than 35 U.S. states.  Dallas is ranked as one of the top five cities for African Americans by Black Enterprise magazine.  DFW ranks first in the nation for employment growth and has also been named one of the top 10 “Hot Cities for Job Growth” and one of the “Best Performing Cities: Where America’s Jobs are Created and Sustained.”  Twenty-two Fortune 500 and seven Global 500 companies call DFW home.  The region has a mild year-round climate with an average daily low temperature of 55 degrees and an average daily high Brandon Jernigan Ali Al-Hasan temperature of 76 degrees.

PONY UP!  PAGE 24 PONY UP!  PAGE 25 DALLAS ENTERTAINMENT  Several professional sports teams, including the Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Stars, Dallas Cowboys, FC Dallas, Dallas Desperados and Texas Rangers  Six Flags Over Texas amusement park  Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, home of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra  The Smirnoff Center, an open-air amphitheater featuring the best in touring symphonic groups and rock concerts  Dallas Aquarium, one of the largest inland aquariums in the nation  Dallas Museum of Art, featuring an outstanding permanent collection of art spanning periods from pre-Colombian to modern eras  Dallas Museum of Natural History, featuring 50 dioramas of the flora and wildlife of Texas  The Sixth Floor Museum, a permanent educational and historical exhibit that examines the life, death and legacy of President John F. Kennedy  Southfork Ranch, home of Dallas' most famous television family, the Ewings  The Dallas Zoo, with more than 1,400 animals  The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, with 66 acres of fragrant gardens in bloom year-round, towering trees and lush lawns  More than 400 public parks, covering nearly 23,000 acres, and more than 60 lakes and reservoirs, covering approxi- mately 550,000 acres, within 100 miles of DFW  Fair Park, just southeast of downtown Dallas, the site of the State Fair of Texas, the largest annual state fair in the United States and home to a variety of museums and theaters  More shopping centers and restaurants per capita than any other United States city and metro area OTHER DALLAS FACTS  Dallas is the No. 1 visitor destination in Texas.  The city of Dallas encompasses 384 square miles of rolling prairie, with native pecan, cottonwood and oak trees located along the Trinity River and the numerous creeks that feed it.  The DFW Metroplex has approximately 5.7 million resi- dents, making it the largest metropolitan area in Texas, the fourth-largest metro area in the country and larger than 35 U.S. states.  Dallas is ranked as one of the top five cities for African Americans by Black Enterprise magazine.  DFW ranks first in the nation for employment growth and has also been named one of the top 10 “Hot Cities for Job Growth” and one of the “Best Performing Cities: Where America’s Jobs are Created and Sustained.”  Twenty-two Fortune 500 and seven Global 500 companies call DFW home.  The region has a mild year-round climate with an average daily low temperature of 55 degrees and an average daily high temperature of 76 degrees.

PONY UP!  PAGE 24 PONY UP!  PAGE 25 SMU swimming & diving has a proud tradition of collegiate, national, and Olympic champions. In HEAD COACH the past 17 years, SMU has finished in the top 12 at EDDIE SINNOTT the NCAA Championships 10 times, and have won Entering his 19th year as head coach of 10 consecutive conference team championships, SMU, Eddie Sinnott has led the SMU swim- including back-to-back C-USA crowns. ming program to an elite status among NCAA programs. Entering the 2007-08 season, Sin- Since 1990, SMU has collected 150 conference nott has a 92-52 record at SMU and a 96-55 champion titles plus two C-USA Invitational titles, record in 19 years of coaching experience that two NCAA Swimmer of the Year awards and two includes one year at Iowa State before coming Olympic gold medals. Since 1997, the Mustangs to SMU. He has led the Mustangs to a top-12 have five conference Swimmer of the Year awards, finish nationally 10 of the past 18 years. Last four conference Diver of the Year awards and two season he was named Coach of the Year at conference Freshman of the Year awards. the C-USA Invitational Meet for the second consecutive year. On the international level, SMU has had 27 members of its swimming & diving team compete in the Olympic games since 1968, including for- Season Record Conf. Natnl. mer NCAA Swimmer of the Year Lars Frolander. 1989-90 6-3 2nd 11th Frolander’s gold medal at the 2000 Summer 1990-91 7-2 2nd 8th Olympics added to the world-class reputation the SMU men’s swimming and diving team has set. In 1991-92 7-1 2nd 8th 1996, Ryan Berube captured gold as a member of 1992-93 10-3 2nd 10th the 800 free relay team for the United States. In 1993-94 7-4 3rd 10th 1992 both Frolander and Scott Donie won silver medals, while in 1984 the great Steve Lundquist 1994-95 7-3 2nd 7th won two gold medal. Ricardo Prado (Brazil) joined 1995-96 6-2 2nd 6th Lundquist in Los Angeles, winning a silver medal. Jerry Heindenrich (USA) won two gold medals, 1996-97 3-3 1st 10th one silver, and one bronze at the 1972 Olympic 1997-98 4-3 1st 9th Games in Munich, West Germany. All but five SMU 1998-99 5-4 1st T32nd swimming and diving records are now owned by Olympic medal winners. 1999-2000 5-2 1st NR 2000-01 3-4 1st 12th SMU also owns one of the finest pedigrees in college coaching, beginning with the legend 2001-02 4-2 1st 22nd A.R. “Red” Barr, for whom SMU’s outdoor pool is 2002-03 5-4 1st 25th named. From 1946 through 1971, Barr lead SMU 2003-04 3-2 1st 24th to 11 top 10 finishes in the nation, recording only three losing records in 25 years on the Hilltop. 2004-05 2-5 1st 30th SMU swimming great George McMillion took 2005-06 6-1 1st 19th over for Barr in 1972 and continued the Ponies’ torrid pace on the national level of collegiate 2006-07 4-4 1st 18th swimming, leading SMU to 14 NCAA top-10 SMU TOTALS 94-52 .630 finishes in 17 years as head coach, including a school best No. 2 finish in 1983. Eddie Sinnott has since led the Ponies to 10 top-12 finishes in the past 18 years.

SMU’s proud tradition and unparalleled success keeps the Mustang program among the nation’s best, both athletically in the pool and academically in the classroom.

PONY UP!  PAGEPAGE 2626 PONY UP!  PAGEPAGE 2727 HEAD COACH EDDIE SINNOTT Entering his 19th year as head coach of SMU, Eddie Sinnott has led the SMU swim- ming program to an elite status among NCAA programs. Entering the 2007-08 season, Sin- nott has a 92-52 record at SMU and a 96-55 record in 19 years of coaching experience that includes one year at Iowa State before coming to SMU. He has led the Mustangs to a top-12 finish nationally 10 of the past 18 years. Last season he was named Coach of the Year at the C-USA Invitational Meet for the second MUSTANG OLYMPIANS consecutive year. 2004 - Athens, Greece Season Record Conf. Natnl. Camilo Becerra (Columbia) Lars Frolander (Sweden) 1989-90 6-3 2nd 11th 1990-91 7-2 2nd 8th 2000 - Sydney, Australia Camilo Becerra (Colombia) 1991-92 7-1 2nd 8th Lars Frolander (Sweden) - gold medal

1992-93 10-3 2nd 10th 1996 - Atlanta, Georgia 1993-94 7-4 3rd 10th Ali Al-Hasan (Kuwait) Casey Barrett (Canada) 1994-95 7-3 2nd 7th Ryan Berube (USA) - gold medal Scott Donie (USA) 1995-96 6-2 2nd 6th Lars Frolander (Sweden) - silver medal 1996-97 3-3 1st 10th Tony Iglesias (Bolivia) Enrico Linscheer (Suriname) 1997-98 4-3 1st 9th Alain Sergile (Haiti)

1998-99 5-4 1st T32nd 1992 - Barcelona, Spain 1999-2000 5-2 1st NR Scott Donie (USA) - silver medal Lars Frolander (Sweden) - silver medal 2000-01 3-4 1st 12th Craig Jackson (South Africa) Enrico Linscheer (Suriname) 2001-02 4-2 1st 22nd Cliff Lyne (South Africa) 2002-03 5-4 1st 25th 1988 - Seoul, Korea 2003-04 3-2 1st 24th Carlos Romo (Mexico)

2004-05 2-5 1st 30th 1984 - Los Angeles, California 2005-06 6-1 1st 19th Steve Lundquist (USA) - 2 gold medals Ricardo Prado (Brazil) - silver medal 2006-07 4-4 1st 18th Rich Saeger (USA ) - gold medal Eddie Safa (Mexico) SMU TOTALS 94-52 .630 1980 - Moscow, Soviet Union DIVING COACH JIM STILLSON Steve Barnicoat (USA) Steve Lundquist (USA) In his 25th year at SMU, Jim Stillson continues to produce some of Guy Goosen (Zimbabwe) America’s most talented divers on a regular basis. SMU’s diving accomplishments include six Olympians, one world champion, a 1976 - Montreal, Canada 1992 silver medalist, 10 U.S. National champions, and four NCAA Carlos Nazario (Puerto Rico) champions in seven different events. A 15-time conference coach 1972 - Munich, West Germany of the year, Stillson was named the 1990 and 1995 NCAA Women’s Jerry Heidenreich (USA) - 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze medal Diving Coach of the Year, and earned NCAA Men’s Diving Coach of the Year honors in 1981. 1968 - Mexico City, Mexico Ron Mills (USA) - bronze medal Ken Merten (USA)

PONY UP!  PAGEPAGE 2626 PONY UP!  PAGEPAGE 2727 For the 26th straight year, The Classic @ SMU highlights the spring schedule for the men’s swimming and diving team. This year’s event will take place Jan. 11-12 and will begin at 7:30 p.m. each night. Fans can be assured that this year’s field will include top-caliber collegiate teams.

The competition allows a nine-man squad (eight swimmers and one diver per team) from each of the teams for the two evening sessions. There are no preliminary heats, only consolation and championship finals. The meet features two diving events, the one-meter competition on Friday night and the three-meter on Saturday night.

In the 2007 Classic, Northwestern claimed its first-ever title, amassing 359 points. Cal placed second, scoring 334 and the Mustangs took third with 305. Florida State also made the trip, finishing fourth with a total of 131 points, but was unable to compete in the second day's events. MEET SCHEDULE The first Jerry Heidenreich Memorial 200 Freestyle event Friday, Jan. 11 at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 12 at 7:30 p.m. was held. in 2003 Named after SMU’s four-time Olympic medallist, the Heidenreich 200 freestyle honors the late 400 Medley Relay 200 Medley Relay SMU star who passed away in 2003. 400 IM 500 Free 200 Free 200 Back Heidenreich won four medals, including two golds, at the 50 Free 200 Breast 1972 Olympics in Munich for U.S.A. An All-American One-Meter Diving Three-Meter Diving each of his four years at SMU (1969-72), Heidenreich 100 Fly 100 Free set a new NCAA record in the 200 free on his way to 100 Back 200 Fly being crowned national champion in the event during 100 Breast 200 IM his dominant 1972 senior season. 800 Free Relay 200 Free Relay In 1992, Heidenreich was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame. To this day, Heidenreich remains CLASSIC RECORDS SMU’s most decorated Olympic medalist of all-time. 50 Free ______19:46 _____ Anthony Ervin, California, 2002 100 Free ______43.21 _____ Duje Draganja, California, 2002 200 Free _____1:34.21 ____ Matt Grevers, Northwestern, 2007 500 Free _____4:19.26 ____ Dominik Meichtry, California, 2007 100 Back ______46.99 _____ Alex Lim, California, 2003 200 Back _____1:41.55 ____ Matt Grevers, Northwestern, 2007 100 Fly ______46.94 _____ Michael Cavic, California, 2003 200 Fly ______1:44.77 ____ Stephen Parry, Florida St., 1999 100 Breast _____53.01 _____ Mike Alexandrov, Northwestern, 2007 200 Breast ____1:42.36 ____ Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2005 200 IM ______1:47.13 ____ Mike Alexandrov, Northwestern, 2007 400 IM ______3:47.17 ____ Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2004 200 F.R. ______1:19.74 ____ California, 2007 400 F.R. ______2:55.30 ____ California, 2005 800 F.R. ______6:31.37 ____ California, 2007 200 M.R. _____1:26.97 ____ California, 2007 400 M.R. _____3:10.87 ____ Northwestern, 2007 1-M Diving ____ 391.50 ____ Joona Puhakka, Arizona St., 2003 3-M Diving ____ 427.65 ____ Mark Bradshaw, U.S. National Team, 1990

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