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2005-06 Results & Statistics CALIFORNIA Golden Bears 2005-06 RESULTS & STATISTICS 200-YARD BUTTERFLY 2005-06 FINAL RESULTS 1. Viktor Bodrogi, USC .. 1:44.20 .... 1:42.35# 7. Patrick O’Neil ............. 1:46.26 ...... 1:47.00 (6-1 OVERALL, 3-1 PAC-10) 9. Ian Lentz .................. 1:48.88 ...... 1:48.19 DATE OPPONENT W-L SCORE 10. Garrett Wagner ........ 1:49.48 ...... 1:48.37 Oct. 22 ...................... Florida .................................................. W .............................. 247-123 Oct. 22 ...................... Texas .................................................. W .............................. 208-162 200-YARD INDIVIDUAL Nov. 11 ..................... Pacific ................................................. W ................................ 158-98 MEDLEY Jan. 20 ..................... Arizona State* ................................... W ................................ 159-78 1. Hongzhe Sun, Stan. .. 1:44.51 ...... 1:44.49 Jan. 21 ..................... Arizona* ............................................. W ................................ 202-98 7. Miguel Molina ............ 1:47.29 ...... 1:47.72 Feb. 3 ........................ USC* .................................................... W .............................. 134-109 9. Mark Eckert .............. 1:47.98 ...... 1:47.38 Feb. 18 ...................... Stanford* .............................................. L ............................... 136-107 10. Louis Vayo ............... 1:47.86 ...... 1:47.61 *denotes Pac-10 meet 13. Ian Lentz .................. 1:48.98 ...... 1:48.65 Bold denotes home meet at Spieker Aquatics Complex, Berkeley, CA 15. Patrick O’Neil ............. 1:48.10 ...... 1:50.33 16. Henrique Barbosa ..... 1:49.93 ...... 1:50.48 400-YARD INDIVIDUAL 2006 PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE MEDLEY CHAMPIONSHIP 1. Ous Mellouli, USC ...... 3:51.41 ...... 3:43.90 6. Miguel Molina ............ 3:52.02 ...... 3:49.89 WEYERHAEUSER KING COUNTY 7. Louis Vayo ............... 3:51.40 ...... 3:50.69 AQUATICS CENTER - MARCH 2-4, 2006 13. Ian Lentz .................. 3:55.44 ...... 3:54.80 FEDERAL WAY, WASH. 200-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 1650-YARD FREESTYLE FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Stanford (Dunford, Wildman-Tobriner, 1. Shaun Phillips, Stan. ............ - .... 14:43.89 Ransom, Crowe) .......................... 1:17.54 1. Stanford .............. 880 2. Lysaught, Daniel .................. - .... 15:03.72 2. California (Cavic, Copeland, 2. CALIFORNIA ....... 796 8. Dominik Meichtry .................. - .... 15:14.03 Tilly, Godec) ................................. 1:17.71 3. USC ..................... 530 12. Michael Jafari ...................... - .... 15:29.15 4. Arizona ............... 519 400-YARD 5. Arizona State ...... 352 100-YARD BACKSTROKE FREESTYLE RELAY 6. Washington ......... 188 1. Hongzhe Sun, Stan. ..... 46.86 ......... 46.79 1. California (Copeland, Godec, 2. David Russell ............... 47.25 ......... 47.08 Tilly, Cavic) ................................... 2:53.68 EVENT CHAMPION AND 6. Jernej Godec ............... 48.59 ......... 48.71 COMPLETE CAL RESULTS 7. Mark Eckert ................. 49.01 ......... 49.01 800-YARD 8. Chris Gibson ................ 49.06 ......... 49.43 FREESTYLE RELAY Event ............................ Prelim ........ Final 10. William Copeland .......... 50.08 ......... 49.89 1. Arizona (Burnett, Ferns, 50-YARD FREESTYLE 200-YARD BACKSTROKE Deberry, Ritter) ............................. 6:18.70 1. Ben Wildman-Tobriner, Stan.19.26 ......... 19.26 1. Hongzhe Sun, Stan. .. 1:41.49 ...... 1:41.17 3. California (Meichtry, Wagner, 2. Milorad Cavic ............... 19.46 ......... 19.35 3. David Russell ............ 1:46.91 ...... 1:43.53 Vayo, Molina ................................. 6:21.02 3. William Copeland .......... 19.59 ......... 19.69 4. Mark Eckert .............. 1:45.45 ...... 1:43.89 200-YARD MEDLEY RELAY 6. Jonas Tilly ................... 19.78 ......... 19.92 6. Louis Vayo ............... 1:44.85 ...... 1:44.81 8. Jernej Godec ............... 19.83 ......... 19.82 8. Chris Gibson ............. 1:47.10 ...... 1:49.22 1. California (Russell, Barbosa, 10. Matt Lyon .................... 19.78 ......... 20.04 Godec, Cavic) .............................. 1:25.44 11. Joe Whittington ............ 19.93 ......... 20.13 100-YARD 400-YARD MEDLEY RELAY BREASTSTROKE 100-YARD FREESTYLE 1. California (Russell, Barbosa, 1. Ben Wildman-Tobriner, Stan.42.98 ......... 42.79 1. Henrique Barbosa ........ 53.93 ......... 52.90 Cavic, Tilly) ................................... 3:08.87 7. William Copeland .......... 43.82 ......... 43.70 7. Graham Lentz .............. 54.16 ......... 54.73 ONE-METER DIVING 9. Milorad Cavic ............... 44.07 ......... 43.47 200-YARD 10. Jonas Tilly ................... 44.12 ......... 43.76 1. Joona Puhakka, ASU . 417.00 11. Matt Lyon .................... 44.12 ......... 44.01 BREASTSTROKE 8. Javier Rivas .............. 271.85 15. Joe Whittington ............ 44.78 ......... 44.60 1. Paul Kornfeld, Stan. .. 1:55.74 ...... 1:55.30 9. Richard Helvie ........... 261.10 2. Henrique Barbosa ..... 1:58.31 ...... 1:55.93 200-YARD FREESTYLE 7. Graham Lentz ........... 1:59.79 ...... 1:59.84 THREE-METER DIVING 1. Simon Burnett, Ariz. .. 1:37.06 ...... 1:33.26 9. Miguel Molina ............ 2:00.01 ...... 1:59.78 1. Joona Puhakka, ASU . 429.80 2. Dominik Meichtry ....... 1:35.02 ...... 1:34.31 9. Richard Helvie ........... 283.15 5. Garrett Wagner ........ 1:35.71 ...... 1:35.48 100-YARD BUTTERFLY 11. Javier Rivas .............. 266.60 8. Daniel Lysaught ........ 1:37.27 ...... 1:37.42 1. Landon Ferns, Ariz. ..... 46.70 ......... 46.43 4. Jernej Godec ............... 46.32 ......... 46.73 PLATFORM DIVING 500-YARD FREESTYLE 5. Milorad Cavic ............... 46.62 ......... 47.06 1. Micheal Hilde, USC ..... 347.20 1. Ous Mellouli, USC ...... 4:18.06 ...... 4:14.21 7. Patrick O’Neil ................ 47.45 ......... 47.27 4. Richard Helvie ........... 271.35 2. Dominik Meichtry ....... 4:17.53 ...... 4:15.89 9. Jonas Tilly ................... 48.13 ......... 48.03 7. Javier Rivas .............. 239.05 4. Daniel Lysaught ........ 4:19.81 ...... 4:18.31 16. David Russell ............... 49.02 ......... 51.93 12. Garrett Wagner ........ 4:27.27 ...... 4:24.30 2006 VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE2006-07 California Golden Bears Men’s Swimming & Diving Media Guide 13 CALIFORNIA Golden Bears NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS/ALL-AMERICANS 200-YARD 2006 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY GEORGIA TECH AQUATIC CENTER 1. Ryan Lochte, Fla. ...... 1:43.32 ...... 1:40.55 MARCH 23-25, 2005 ATLANTA, GA. 10. Miguel Molina ............ 1:46.25 ...... 1:46.60 500-YARD FREESTYLE 200-YARD 1. Peter Vanderkaay ..... 4:13.49 ...... 4:08.60 FREESTYLE RELAY 8. Dominik Meichtry ....... 4:17.14 ...... 4:20.10 1. Auburn (Cielo, Targett, 10. Daniel Lysaught ........ 4:18.06 ...... 4:19.25 Lundquist, Bovell) ..... 1:17.52 ...... 1:16.51 3. California (Cavic, Tilly, Copeland, Godec) ..... 1:18.39 ...... 1:16.72 1650-YARD FREESTYLE FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Sebastien Rouault ................- .... 14:29.43 1. Auburn .................................... 480.50 11. Daniel Lysaught ...................- .... 14:58.96 400-YARD 2. Arizona ................................... 440.50 26. Dominik Meichtry .................. - .... 15:18.13 3. Stanford .................................. 362.50 FREESTYLE RELAY 4. Texas ...................................... 307.00 1. Arizona (Burnett, Ferns, 5. Florida ..................................... 268.50 200-YARD BACKSTROKE Subirats, Ritter) ........ 2:52.24 ...... 2:48.39 4. California (Tilly, Cavic, 6. California ............................... 250.50 1. Ryan Lochte, Fla. ...... 1:40.07 ...... 1:37.68 Copeland, Wagner) ... 2:53.59 ...... 2:52.37 7. USC ......................................... 223.00 15. Louis Vayo ............... 1:44.82 ...... 1:45.90 8. Michigan .................................. 209.00 9. Georgia ................................... 197.00 800-YARD 10. Northwestern .......................... 183.50 100-YARD BREASTSTROKE FREESTYLE RELAY 1. Arizona (Burnett, Ferns, EVENT CHAMPION AND 1. Henrique Barbosa. ....... 53.08 ......... 52.52 Deberry, Ritter) ............................. 6:16.67 COMPLETE CAL RESULTS 9. California (Meichtry, Wagner, Event ............................ Prelim ........ Final 200-YARD Molina, Vayo) ............................... 6:25.49 50-YARD FREESTYLE BREASTSTROKE 1. Cullen Jones, NC State . 19.27 ......... 19.18 1. Henrique Barbosa ..... 1:55.97 ...... 1:53.97 200-YARD MEDLEY RELAY 14. Milorad Cavic ............... 19.51 ......... 19.79 1. Arizona (Subirats, Rollins, 100-YARD BUTTERFLY Ferns, Burnett) ......... 1:25.86 ...... 1:23.88 3. California (Cavic, Barbosa, 100-YARD FREESTYLE 1. Lyndon Ferns, Ariz. ..... 46.49 ......... 45.89 Godec, Tilly) ............. 1:26.00 ...... 1:25.37 1. Garrett Weber-Gale ..... 42.91 ......... 42.11 6. Milorad Cavic ............... 46.27 ......... 46.56 10. William Copeland .......... 43.13 ......... 42.97 11. Jernej Godec ............... 47.29 ......... 47.14 16. Patrick O’Neil ................ 47.12 ......... 47.79 400-YARD MEDLEY RELAY 200-YARD FREESTYLE 1. Arizona (Thoman, Barns, 200-YARD BUTTERFLY Subirats, Ritter) ........ 3:07.75 ...... 3:06.08 1. Simon Burnett, Ariz. .. 1:33.94 ...... 1:31.20 10. California (Russell, Barbosa 3. Dominik Meichtry ....... 1:34.19 ...... 1:33.75 1. D.Tarwater, Mich. ..... 1:43.04 ...... 1:41.84 Godec, Tilly) ............. 3:10.93 ...... 3:09.28 12. Garrett Wagner ........ 1:35.91 ...... 1:35.46 14. Patrick O’Neil ............. 1:46.21 ...... 1:46.27
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