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1 MEN's 200 Yard FREESTYLE RELAY NCAA Record EVENT: 1 MEN's 200 Yard FREESTYLE RELAY NCAA Record: 1:16.09 AUBURN 2004 NCAA MEET Record: 1:16.49 STANFORD 2002 AMERICAN Record: 1:16.49 STANFORD 2002 US OPEN Record: 1:16.09 AUBURN 2004 POOL RECORD: 1:16.93 STANFORD 1994 QUALIFYING FOR "A" CUT: 1:18.47 RESULTS of FINALS RANK TEAM PRELIM TIME CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL 1) CAL. BERKELEY 1:16.49 1:15.78** 1) DRAGANJA, DUJE SR :19.24 3) TILLY, JONAS JR :19.04 2) GIMBUTIS, ROLANDAS JR :18.86 4) CAVIC, MILORAD JR :18.64 ** NCAA Record: NCAA MEET Record: US OPEN Record: POOL RECORD: 2) AUBURN 1:16.97 1:16.00 1) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN SR :19.48 3) LUNDQUIST, BRYAN SO :19.14 2) BOUSQUET, FRED SR :18.64 4) BOVELL, GEORGE JR :18.74 3) ARIZONA 1:17.49 1:16.96 1) BURNETT, SIMON JR :19.41 3) ZANDBERG, GERHARD FR :19.30 2) FERNS, LYNDON JR :18.69 4) PERSSON, JONAS FR :19.56 4) STANFORD 1:17.85 1:17.46 1) WILDMAN-TOBRINER,BE SO :19.15 3) RANSOM, KYLE SO :19.23 2) CRAMER, JAYME SR :19.44 4) CROWE, MATT SO :19.64 5) KENTUCKY 1:17.48 1:17.66 1) PATRICK, TIM SR :20.05 3) FARNHAM, DANIEL JR :18.82 2) GASPAROVICH, CLAY SR :19.42 4) MANLEY, STEVEN JR :19.37 6) TEXAS 1:17.78 1:17.80 1) O'HALLORAN, TYLER SO :19.94 3) DITORO, DANIEL SR :19.53 2) McANALLY, AUSTIN SR :19.28 4) WEBER-GALE, GARRETT SO :19.05 7) MINNESOTA 1:18.30 1:18.13 1) DELAC, MARIO SO :20.21 3) VOLCANSEK, ALES SO :19.38 2) SILKAITIS, TERRY SR :19.23 4) CERENSEK, IGOR SO :19.31 8) FLORIDA 1:18.05 1:18.32 1) BORRECA, NICK JR :19.85 3) PENNIMAN, DANIEL FR :19.54 2) TOWNSEND, DARIAN FR :19.56 4) SIOUI, ADAM SR :19.37 CONSOLATION FINAL 9) NORTHWESTERN 1:18.41 1:18.58 1) ALEXANDROV, MIKE SO :20.45 3) GREVERS, MATT C SO :18.84 2) BUBOLZ, KYLE FR :19.43 4) KORMUSHOFF, DAVID FR :19.86 10) TEXAS A&M 1:18.48 1:18.69 1) BLANCHARD, DAN SR :20.20 3) GARDNER, OZZIE SO :19.69 2) COLLINS, ROSS SR :19.78 4) SULLIVANT, ANDREW JR :19.02 11) GEORGIA 1:19.84 1:19.61 1) HOLLINGER, CAMERON SO :20.14 3) VERHOEF, PETER JR :19.49 2) GARDNER, SCOTT SR :20.19 4) LABAN, JOSH SR :19.79 12) INDIANA 1:19.73 1:19.82 1) RUSSELL, COLIN SO :20.03 3) PATRICK, TODD FR :19.92 2) SWANDER, KEVIN JR :20.11 4) HOUCHIN, LEE SO :19.76 13) NEVADA - LAS VEGAS 1:19.71 1:20.11 1) NELMS, BRANDON SO :20.35 3) HUGO, JONATHAN SR :19.87 2) BARTOCH, JOE JR :20.03 4) ERIKSSON, BJORN SR :19.86 14) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1:19.46 1:20.54 1) Sussex, Sean SO :20.14 3) Flaskay, Mihaly SO :19.96 2) Masson, Sam SO :20.12 4) Bodrogi, Viktor SO :20.32 15) VIRGINIA 1:21.25 1:21.03 1) ANDERSON, LUKE SR :19.89 3) STAHL, BRYAN FR :20.45 2) ROGULJ, VANJA SO :20.12 4) HIRNIAK, STEFAN SO :20.57 TENNESSEE 1:19.61 DISQUAL 1) ALESI, OCTAVIO FR :00.00 3) GOLDBERG, BRYAN JR :00.00 2) GUSTAFSON, TYLER JR :00.00 4) BOSWELL, BRAD SO DISQUAL EVENT: 2 MEN's 500 Yard FREESTYLE NCAA Record: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995 AMERICAN Record: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995 US OPEN Record: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995 POOL RECORD: 4:11.59 CHAD CARVIN ARIZONA 1994 QUALIFYING FOR "A" CUT: 4:19.63 RESULTS of FINALS RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL 1) VANDERKAAY, PETER JR MICHIGAN 4:14.29 4:09.82** :47.52 :50.31 :50.44 :51.41 :50.14 ** POOL RECORD: 2) DEBERRY, TYLER JR ARIZONA 4:14.56 4:14.35 :48.44 :50.87 :51.25 :52.24 :51.55 3) MORTIMER, JUSTIN SR MINNESOTA 4:14.21 4:14.45 :48.27 :50.44 :51.47 :53.21 :51.06 4) MARGALIS, ROBERT SR GEORGIA 4:17.47 4:15.37 :48.73 :51.55 :51.60 :52.20 :51.29 5) PHILLIPS, SHAUN SO STANFORD 4:14.77 4:15.48 :49.10 :51.58 :51.73 :51.78 :51.29 6) Mellouli, Ous JR SOUTHERN CAL. 4:17.60 4:16.86 :48.76 :51.57 :52.26 :52.58 :51.69 7) McGINNIS, MATT FR TEXAS 4:15.59 4:17.42 :48.78 :51.70 :52.05 :52.18 :52.71 8) Jensen, Larsen SO SOUTHERN CAL. 4:15.49 4:19.31 :49.40 :51.79 :52.84 :52.90 :52.38 CONSOLATION FINAL 9) TARWATER, DAVIS JR MICHIGAN 4:18.18 4:16.89 :49.13 :52.44 :52.03 :52.02 :51.27 10) FESENKO, SERGIY JR INDIANA 4:19.56 4:17.96 :49.51 :52.41 :52.80 :52.41 :50.83 11) CRIPPEN, FRAN JR VIRGINIA 4:19.75 4:19.32 :49.96 :52.55 :52.88 :52.64 :51.29 12) HURD, ANDREW SR MICHIGAN 4:18.63 4:19.36 :49.53 :52.63 :53.20 :52.96 :51.04 13) HARTLEY, BRIAN JR FLORIDA 4:19.57 4:19.53 :49.31 :52.73 :52.99 :52.57 :51.93 14) JONES, BJ SR AUBURN 4:18.42 4:19.97 :49.00 :52.37 :53.05 :53.42 :52.13 15) McLEAN, MIKE JR STANFORD 4:18.24 4:21.21 :48.21 :51.36 :53.20 :54.49 :53.95 16) MILLEN, JOHN SO VIRGINIA 4:19.63 4:22.23 :49.37 :53.35 :53.53 :53.31 :52.67 EVENT: 3 MEN's 200 Yard INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY NCAA Record: 1:41.76 RYAN LOCHTE FLORIDA 2005 NCAA MEET Record: 1:42.66 GEORGE BOVELL AUBURN 2003 AMERICAN Record: 1:41.76 RYAN LOCHTE FLORIDA 2005 US OPEN Record: 1:41.76 RYAN LOCHTE FLORIDA 2005 POOL RECORD: 1:43.66 GREG BURGESS FLORIDA 1994 QUALIFYING FOR "A" CUT: 1:46.69 RESULTS of FINALS RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL 1) LOCHTE, RYAN JR FLORIDA 1:44.64 1:41.71** :22.50 :24.96 :30.57 :23.68 ** NCAA Record: NCAA MEET Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record: ** POOL RECORD: 2) SHANTEAU, ERIC JR AUBURN 1:44.38 1:44.15 :23.35 :25.87 :29.89 :25.04 3) ROLLINS, DAVE JR ARIZONA 1:44.69 1:44.42 :23.31 :26.20 :29.42 :25.49 4) VAN WIE, DOUG JR AUBURN 1:45.43 1:44.69 :23.00 :25.43 :31.69 :24.57 5) PAUL, LOUIS SR PURDUE 1:44.89 1:45.50 :22.99 :25.92 :31.28 :25.31 6) DORR, JOHN SR CAL. BERKELEY 1:45.91 1:45.67 :23.33 :26.06 :30.83 :25.45 7) ORIWOL, TOBIAS JR STANFORD 1:45.43 1:46.66 :22.75 :27.33 :31.13 :25.45 8) MITCHELL, ADAM JR MINNESOTA 1:45.97 1:47.05 :23.92 :26.41 :32.00 :24.72 CONSOLATION FINAL 9) ALEXANDROV, MIKE SO NORTHWESTERN 1:46.64 1:45.74 :23.06 :27.70 :29.98 :25.00 10) MELLORS, PAT FR VIRGINIA 1:46.07 1:46.34 :23.30 :27.13 :30.26 :25.65 11) STEPHENS, MARK JR STANFORD 1:46.24 1:46.45 :22.75 :27.53 :30.78 :25.39 12) LIEBHOLD, TIMOTHY SR WISCONSIN 1:46.54 1:46.58 :23.49 :26.70 :31.65 :24.74 13) CADY, KURT JR AUBURN 1:46.29 1:47.21 :23.10 :27.57 :31.02 :25.52 14) MANIA, ADAM SR WISCONSIN 1:46.14 1:47.31 :23.05 :26.52 :31.70 :26.04 15) CONNELL, RORY FR AUBURN 1:46.29 1:47.91 :23.54 :27.08 :32.19 :25.10 16) KAHN, DAVID JR TEXAS 1:46.33 1:48.30 :23.30 :27.36 :31.41 :26.23 EVENT: 4 MEN's 50 Yard FREESTYLE NCAA Record: :19.05 ANTHONY ERVIN CALIFORNIA 2002 AMERICAN Record: :19.05 JAGER/ ERVIN SCSC / CAL '90/'02 US OPEN Record: :19.05 JAGER/ ERVIN SCSC / CAL '90/'02 POOL RECORD: :19.08 NEIL WALKER TEXAS 1994 QUALIFYING FOR "A" CUT: :19.74 RESULTS of FINALS RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL 1) BOUSQUET, FRED SR AUBURN :18.74** :18.90 :09.38 :09.52 ** NCAA Record: US OPEN Record: POOL RECORD: 2) DRAGANJA, DUJE SR CAL. BERKELEY :19.32 :19.01 :09.29 :09.72 3) WILDMAN-TOBRINER,BE SO STANFORD :19.32 :19.27 :09.48 :09.79 4) FERNS, LYNDON JR ARIZONA :19.30 :19.30 :09.44 :09.86 5) GIMBUTIS, ROLANDAS JR CAL. BERKELEY :19.45 :19.31 :09.37 :09.94 6) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN SR AUBURN :19.40 :19.45 :09.32 :10.13 7) GREVERS, MATT C SO NORTHWESTERN :19.40 :19.55 :09.41 :10.14 8) WEBER-GALE, GARRETT SO TEXAS :19.39 :19.57 :09.59 :09.98 CONSOLATION FINAL 9) CAVIC, MILORAD JR CAL. BERKELEY :19.46 :19.41 :09.47 :09.94 10) BURNETT, SIMON JR ARIZONA :19.46 :19.48 :09.54 :09.94 11) BOVELL, GEORGE JR AUBURN :19.51 :19.62 :09.76 :09.86 12) TILLY, JONAS JR CAL.
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