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SWIMMING SWIM 1 Fact Sheet

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Team History pp. 1-5 March 18 Day 2 March 20 Day 4 March 21 Day 5 contains fact sheet, schedule, 5KM 10-11:30 a.m. (W) 10KM 12-2:30 p.m. (W) 10KM 12-2:30 p.m. (M) Team USA notes, athlete lifestyle 12-1:30 p.m. (M) highlights Roster p. 6 March 24 Day 8 March 25 Day 9 Athlete Bios pp. 7-52 25KM 10 a.m.-4 p.m. (W) 25KM 10 a.m.-4 p.m. (M) Coach Bios pp. 53-55 Meet History pp. 56-61 contains list of past World Champs medalists and medal count Pool Schedule Times History pp. 62-91 contains Record Progressions, All- PRELIMS FINALS PRELIMS FINALS Time Top Performances and Sunday, March 25 Day 9 Monday, March 26 Day 10 Performers, fastest fields 100m Fly (W) 100m Fly (W)- Semi 100m Back (W) 100m Breast (M) contains World, American pp. 92-94 400m Free (M) 400m Free (M) 200m Free (M) 100m Fly (W) U.S. Open and World Champs 200m IM (W) 200m IM (W)- Semi 100m Breast (W) 100m Back (M)- Semi records 50m Fly (M) 50m Fly (M)- Semi 100m Back (M) 100m Breast (W)- Semi Schedule p. 95 400m Free (W) 400m Free (W) 1500m Free (W) 50m Fly (M) contains USA Event 100m Breast (M) 100m Breast (M)- Semi 100m Back (W)- Semi Schedule for 2007-08 400m Free Relay (W) 400m Free Relay (W) 200m Free (M)- Semi 400m Free Relay (M) 400m Free Relay (M) 200m IM (W) Quick Facts

WHAT: Tuesday, March 27 Day 11 Wednesday, March Day 12 12th FINA World Championships 50m Breast (M) 200m Free (M) 28 100m Free (M)- Semi 200m Fly (M) 100m Back (W) 50m Back (W) 50m Back (W)- Semi WHEN: 200m Free (W) 50m Breast (M)- Semi 100m Free (M) 200m Fly (M) March 17-April 1, 2007 800m Free (M) 1500m Free (W) 200m Fly (W) 200m Free (W) Open Water Dates: March 18-25 100m Back (M) 200m IM (M) 50m Breast (M) Pool Dates: March 25-April 1 200m Free (W)- Semi 200m Fly (W)- Semi Prelims: 10 a.m. 200m Fly (M)- Semi 200m IM (M)- Semi (6 p.m. the previous day for EST) 100m Breast (W) 800m Free (M) Finals: 7 p.m. (3 a.m. the same day for EST)

WHERE: Thursday, March 29 Day 13 Friday, March 30 Day 14 Melbourne, 100m Free (W) 100m Free (W)- Semi 50m Fly (W) 100m Free (W) *Open water swimming events will be 200m Back (M) 200m IM (M) 50m Free (M) 200m Back (M) contested at St. Kilda beach, approx- 200m Breast (W) 200m Breast (W)- Semi 800m Free (W) imately five kilometres from the 50m Fly (W)- Semi Melbourne central business district. 200m Breast (M) 100m Free (M) 100m Fly (M) 50m Free (M)- Semi *Pool swimming events will be con- 800m Free Relay (W) 200m Fly (W) 200m Back (W) 200m Breast (W) tested in a temporary pool at Rod 200m Breast (M)- Semi 800m Free Relay (M) 100m Fly (M)- Semi Laver Arena in Melbourne Park. 50m Back (W) 200m Back (W)- Semi 200m Back (M)- Semi 200m Breast (M) FORMAT: 800m Free Relay (W) 800m Free Relay (M) 50 meters (Olympic distance)

USA SWIMMING CONTACTS: Saturday, March 31 Day 15 Sunday, April 1 Day 16 Jamie Fabos 50m Free (W) 50m Fly (W) 400m IM (M) 50m Back (M) [email protected] 50m Back (M) 50m Free (M) 400m IM (W) 50m Breast (W) +1 (719) 235-8051 50m Breast (W) 200m Back (W) 400m Medley Relay (M) 400m IM (M) *available at this number in Melbourne 1500m Free (M) 50m Breast (W)- Semi 50m Free (W) 400m Medley Relay (W) 100m Fly (M) 1500m Free (M) Sara Hunninghake 50m Free (W)- Semi 400m IM (W) [email protected] 50m Back (M)- Semi 400m Medley Relay (M) +1 (719) 440-2424 800m Free (W) *available at this number in Melbourne 400m Medley Relay (W) SWIM 2 Team USA Notes

Scouting The Olympic Team the beginning of the meet, which limited her ability to compete. With less than 540 days until the Despite that, she still helped Team USA to a gold in the 400m 2008 in , the free relay and a silver in the 400m medley relay. She also fin- countdown is on. As the buzz ished eighth in the 100m fly. Coughlin recovered without much increases, expect the 2007 FINA of a hitch, making the 2004 Olympic Team and winning five World Championships to give a Olympic medals - two of them gold - which was the most of any sneak peek at the potential swim- female at the 2004 Games. Since then, Coughlin has racked up ming stars of the next Olympics. 11 medals - five of them gold - in major international competi- Outside of the Olympics, this meet is tions. At the 2006 Pan Pacifics, she captured four golds, finish- considered the top international ing with a six-medal haul from Victoria. swimming competition. Looking back at the 2003 Worlds, 22 members of The World Record Trio that team went on to make the 2004 Two of the three members of Olympic Team. The Texas Trio - (Portland, Maine / Longhorn), (Havertown, The Home Court Advantage Pa. / Longhorn) and Aaron As was the case in 2005, the World Championships will set the Peirsol (Irvine, Calif. / stage for the 2007 Mutual of Omaha Duel in the Pool, where Longhorn) - broke world long-time rivals Team USA and Australia will battle in a dual records last summer, and whenever these three take a dip in the meet. The world's top two swimming countries will square off for pool, records are at risk of being broken. Last summer, Hansen bragging rights in this event, which will be televised over the took down the 100m world record once and the course of two days on NBC. And for the first time, the Aussies 200m breast record twice. Peirsol lowered his own world mark in will have the advantage of the home crowd. The inaugural event the 200m back in 2006, a race in which he has not lost at a in 2003 was in , and in 2005, the teams went head- major international competition since 2000. to-head in Irvine, Calif. The three are each competing in their fourth World The Americans have dominated the series, winning both meet- Championship. They have a combined 22 World medals (16 of ings. In 2005, Team USA captured victories in 18 of the 28 them gold), and all three won individual gold in their signature events in front of the sold-out crowd of 2,600. Teams USA won events at the 2005 World Champs in Montreal. 190-102, but the Australians rode a wave of talent on the women's side, outscoring the American women 76-70. Worth noting is the rivalry between Crocker and Phelps in the 100m fly, which initially heated up in 2003 when Crocker U.S. Relays shocked the world by out touching Phelps for the world record Team USA swept all the relays at and the gold medal. Since then, the two have gone head-to- the 2006 Mutual of Omaha Pan head at numerous major meets. Three of the times Crocker has Pacific Championships, setting beaten Phelps, it has been a world record. one world, three American and six Championships records. But with Breakout Stars the whole world gunning for them in Australia, that feat will be a Both (Oxford, Ohio / Arizona) and Cullen challenge to repeat. Currently, the Jones (New Brunswick, N.J. / NC State Aquatics) have the Americans own world records in two of the men's relays (400m potential to retain the title of Team USA's breakout stars in 2007. freestyle and 400m medley relays). Myers turned heads in 2006 when she defeated U.S. teammate in the 200m individual medley at Pan Pacs, narrowly missing Hoff's American record by six-hundredths. Jones gave How Many Records Will He Break? the swimming community reason to buzz when he beat defend- People weren't necessarily asking the question of Michael ing world champion of South Africa in the Phelps (Baltimore, Md. / Club Wolverine) in 2003, but after his 50m free at Pan Pacs. Jones also became the first African- performance at the World Championships in , they American swimmer to break a long-course world record as a might be this time around. Phelps became the first person since member of the 400m free relay team that captured gold and at the 1972 Olympic Games, to break at least five brought the world record back to the USA for the first time since world records in one meet when he took down world records in 2000. the 100m butterfly, 200m fly, 200m individual medley (twice) and the 400m IM. He was named the Swimmer of the Meet after Both Myers and Jones earned year-end accolades at the 2006 winning six medals - four of them gold. . Myers took home Female Performance of the Year, and Jones won Breakout Performer of the Year and Last month, Phelps provided an indication of what’s to come in Relay Performance of the Year. Australia, breaking his own world record in the 200m butterfly during the finals of the 2007 Missouri Grand Prix, Feb. 16-19 in Keep An Eye On The Record Columbia, Mo. Olympian Katie Hoff (Towson, Md. / North Baltimore) has been threatening to break a world record for some time now, and this Coughlin's Comeback may just be the meet in which she finally takes one down. The (Vallejo, Calif. / Cal Aquatics) had high hopes 17-year-old, who has held the American record in the 200m IM for the 2003 World Champs, having qualified for four individual since 2005, was within reach of that world mark twice in 2006, at events and possibly all three relays. However, Coughlin fell ill at SWIM 3 Team USA Notes

both the ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Team USA By The Numbers Championships and the Mutual of Omaha Pan Pacific Championships. In Irvine, she was three-tenths ahead of world record pace in the 200m IM after the breaststroke leg, but could- Team Size Average Age n't hold on down the final stretch. Less than a month later in Male: 21 Male: 23.7 Victoria, both she and Myers were just under a half second Female: 22 Female: 20.6 ahead at the 150-meter mark, but neither could touch the wall in Overall: 43 Overall: 22.1 time. Oldest Athletes A Day At The Beach *As of the start of the competition (March 18, 2007). The American open water swimmers might spend the majority of Male: ; 31 years old (November 12, 1975) their time in Australia at the beach, but don't think these four are Female: ; 30 years old (December 5, 1976) working on their tans. They'll be working hard for medals in the Youngest Athletes three open water races. (Sacramento, Calif. / *As of the start of the competition (March 18, 2007). California Capital) will be looking for her second international Male: ; 19 years old (September 27, 1987) gold after winning the 10K at the Pan Pacifics last summer. U.S. Female: ; 14 years old (August 18, 1992) teammate (Phoenix, Ariz. / Trojan), the 2004 Olympic pool swimmer turned open-water medalist, will also be Number of Total Olympians: 22 (12 men, 10 women) in the hunt for medals after claiming silver in the 10K in Victoria. Number of 2004 Olympians: 21 (12 men, 9 women)

On the men's side, Scott Kaufmann (Sparks, Nev. / Reno Number of 2003 World Championship team members who went on to Aquatic Club) and (Santa Barbara, Calif. / make the 2004 Olympic Team: 22 Santa Barbara) will be the U.S. representatives. Kaufmann nar- rowly missed a medal in the 10K at Pan Pacs, finishing fourth. National Team Rookies: 2 Warkentin won the 25K at the 2006 USA Swimming Open Water * Swimmer has never competed for the at a major international competition. National Championships, in addition to finishing third in both the Leah Gingrich 5K and 10K. In 2005, the 10K open water event was officially David Walters added to the Olympic program for the 2008 Olympics.

World Championship Team History All In The Family FOUR: (1) Two sets of siblings will compete for Team USA at the World (2005, 2003, 2001, 1998) Championships: Aaron and (Irvine, Calif.), and Klete and Kalyn Keller (Phoenix, Ariz.). All four swam on the same team at the Pan Pacific Championships last summer. Prior THREE: (8) to that, the Peirsols last competed together at the 2003 World * All competed in 2005, 2003 and 2001. Championships in Barcelona, while the Kellers were both 2004 Natalie Coughlin Olympians in . Ian Crocker Jason Lezak Mary DeScenza Ever Heard Of The Australian Open? Brendan Hansen For the month of March, what is usually a tennis court will become a swimming pool. Rod Laver Arena watched as Roger TWO: (5) Federer and took home Grand Slam titles in (2005, 2003) (2005, 2003) January at the Australian Open, but the venue will switch hats to (2005, 2003) Rachel Komisarz (2005, 2003) host the pool swimming competition. More than 11,000 swim- (2003, 2001) ming-crazed Australian fans are expected to pack out the arena, ONE: (17) which is named after one of Australia's great tennis heroes. (2005) (2005) (2005) Hayley Peirsol (2003) Watch It Because You Can Katie Hoff (2005) (2005) Why tune in to the World (2001) (2005) Championships this year? Simply (2005) (2005) because you can. USA Swimming Scott Kaufmann (2005) Garrett Weber-Gale (2005) is once again teaming with the (2005) (2005) World Championship Sports Network (WCSN) to provide live and on-demand coverage of all Whitney Myers (2005) Ben Wildman-Tobriner (2005) the action from Melbourne. WCSN.com will provide live cover- (2005) age of the swimming finals starting on March 25 as well as cov- ROOKIES: (12) erage of open swimming, water polo, diving and synchro. Visit Elizabeth Beisel Chloe Sutton wcsn.com/swimming for the complete schedule. Leah Gingrich WCSN and USA Swimming will offer complimentary accounts to Kalyn Keller members of the media. To get your account, please contact David Walters Sara Hunninghake. Mark Warkentin SWIM 4 Under The Cap

MICHAEL PHELPS - THE SUPERSTAR There are few events he can't win or better yet, set records in. Approaching the 2008 Olympics, the talk won't be, "Will Phelps win a medal?" but "How many medals will he win?" Is he Superman? His swimming bio reads like a hall of fame induction speech, but his personal life is like any other college kid's. He relaxes by watching SportsCenter and playing video games. He had the typical domestic disaster when he moved out on his own - (it involved the dishwasher). He listens to hip-hop on his iPod and text mes- sages constantly. He likes to chill with his English bulldog, Herman. Out of the pool, you could say he's typical. In the pool, he's anything but.

AARON PEIRSOL - THE SURFER At first glance, you might not believe that he's one of the most exciting athletes in the Olympic realm. Not much gets beneath Aaron Peirsol's outer "zen." An easy- going surfer raised on the beaches of Southern California, Peirsol even saunters when he's walking to the blocks for his race. But here's the beauty: When that 6'3" frame hits the water, no one can catch him. Whether racing or surfing, Peirsol seems to pull his energy from the water. And he spends the energy well. When he's not destroying his competition in the pool, Peirsol is out saving the world's beaches and coastal environments with organizations such as the Surfrider Foundation and Oceana.

IAN CROCKER - THE CLASSIC For Ian Crocker, life is a pure celebration of that which has stood the test of time. It's the timeless classics that get him excited - the purity of music (he admires Wilco), cars (his '71 Buick Riviera) and photography that add color to his life. Look for Crocker outside of the pool, and you'll likely find him strumming the melodies of Bob Dylan or photographing the intrinsic beauty of his '66 Honda motorcycle. He's a throwback to a different generation: one that had a deep appreciation for authenticity. Even in the water, Crocker has a purity about him - pure speed, pure focus, pure competitive drive.

BRENDAN HANSEN - THE OUTDOORSMAN Don't stand in Brendan Hansen's way. He'll do everything in his power to out-work, out-prepare and out-train the person blocking his path to suc- cess. For Hansen, success comes by paying attention to detail. You can clearly see it in his borderline-insane training program that left him with a pin-up physique featured in Men's Health. But the trait shows up away from the pool as well. An outdoorsman at his core, Hansen is quick to escape to the mountains or lakes with his neighborly Texas swim bud- dies (teammate Ian Crocker lives just around the corner) to relax, camp, fish and hunt. Even there, it takes technical ability to successfully cast a line or hunt for deer. Somehow, we bet he's mastered it.

CULLEN JONES - THE ROOKIE Cullen Jones believes he was born for a higher purpose. Whether championing a need for diversity in his sport a la Tiger Woods, or carrying on the legacy of his father, Jones embraces each challenge with his signature smile. Born in the Bronx, all of his peers expected the 6'5" Jones to take up basketball. However, it was the pool that drew his interest. Now, a major sponsorship allows him to influence athletes of color who possess little knowledge about the sport. Aside from inspiring young swimmers nationwide, Jones keeps a close eye on the latest trends. With aspirations to write for GQ, we don't doubt he'll get on those glossy pages some day, either writing about the newest fashions or modeling them. SWIM 5 Under The Cap

KATIE HOFF - THE ALL-AMERICAN Hoff will tell you she's the same as other 17-year-olds, but how can you believe that com- ing from a girl who made her first Olympic team at age 15? And was named one of Teen People's "Twenty Teens Who Will Change the World?" Or when she tells you she loves to shop, go to the movies and hang out with friends? Hoff has an intense competitive streak that doesn't take kindly to failure. If she hasn't mastered an activity, she wills her- self to conquer it … like, say, her newly acquired interest in rock climbing. Hoff turns everything into a wager, sometimes for as little as a quarter a bet. Sometimes it's the smallest spark that causes the biggest fire.

NATALIE COUGHLIN - THE CONNOISSEUR Her Olympic medals earned her the moniker of "Golden Girl," but her appearance on the Today Show could have earned her the moniker, "Gourmet Girl." An accomplished chef, Coughlin blew away the NBC staff with her porcini mushroom risotto, which bodes well for the girl with broadcast aspirations. Coughlin loves to create memories around good food and wine, then capture those moments through the lens of her camera. Mixing pilates, surfing, yoga and spinning, Coughlin is even a connoisseur of exercise. And with the hardware to show, you could say her refined palate has paid off.

WHITNEY MYERS - THE PERFORMER You can tell Whitney Myers is a performer. It's the outgoing, energetic personality and 100- watt smile that allude to something beyond the surface. And when she says Madonna is the celebrity she'd most like to meet, don't think it's because she loves the words to "Material Girl." It's the diva's killer dance moves that interest Myers. Prior to college, the girl some friends call "munchkin" competed in jazz, tumbling, tap and ballet with a dance school. Swimming won out in college, leaving the girl from Ohio to get her groove on with a victory dance. She draws inspiration from the Olympic ring her boyfriend gave her to wear as a reminder of her ultimate goal - a berth on the 2008 Olympic Team.

KATE ZIEGLER - THE TEEN QUEEN Ziegler has always been a bit of a homebody. Instead of venturing out for college, she turned pro and stuck close to home to train. It's a good thing, considering her love of shopping. Living in New York or Los Angeles could have been great for the wardrobe - but awful for the checkbook. Someday, it may all be a tax write-off if she follows her dream of creating her own line of handbags or becoming a professional personal shopper. With aspirations like that, not to mention her goals in the pool, don't expect her to stay around home for long. After all, we hear there's great shopping in Beijing. SWIM 6 Athlete Roster

MEN Name Age* Hometown / Team(s) Event(s) Jayme Cramer 24 Westfield, Ind. / Southeastern Swimming 4x200 FRalt Ian Crocker 24 Portland, Maine / Longhorn 50, 100 Fly Brendan Hansen 25 Havertown, Pa. / Longhorn 50, 100, 200 Breast Larsen Jensen 21 Bakersfield, Calif. / Trojan 1500 Free Cullen Jones 23 New Brunswick, N.J. / NC State Aquatics 50 Free, 4x100 FRalt Scott Kaufmann 24 Sparks, Nev. / Reno Aquatic Club 5K, 10K, 25K Klete Keller 24 Phoenix, Ariz. / Club Wolverine 200, 400 Free, 4x100 FRalt, 4x200 FR Jason Lezak 31 Irvine, Calif. / 100 Free, 4x100 FR Ryan Lochte 22 Daytona Beach, Fla. / Daytona Beach 50, 100, 200 Back, 200, 400 IM, 4x200 FRalt Aaron Peirsol 23 Irvine, Calif. / Longhorn 50, 100, 200 Back Michael Phelps 21 Baltimore, Md. / Club Wolverine 200 Free, 100, 200 Fly, 200, 400 IM, 4x200 FR Eric Shanteau 23 Atlanta, Ga. / Swim Atlanta 200 Breast Davis Tarwater 22 Knoxville, Tenn. / Club Wolverine 50, 200 Fly Scott Usher 23 Grand Island, Neb. / Wyoming Aquatics 50, 100 Breast Peter Vanderkaay 23 Rochester, Mich. / Club Wolverine 400, 800 Free, 4x200 FRalt Erik Vendt 26 North Easton, Mass. / Club Wolverine 800, 1500 Free Neil Walker 30 Verona, Wis. / Longhorn 100 Free, 4x100 FR David Walters 19 Yorktown, Va. / Typhoon 4x200 FRalt Mark Warkentin 27 Santa Barbara, Calif. / Santa Barbara 5K, 10K, 25K Garrett Weber-Gale 21 Fox Point, Wis. / Longhorn 4x100 FRalt Ben Wildman-Tobriner 22 San Francisco, Calif. / Stanford Swimming 50 Free, 4x100 FRalt Head Men's Coach: (Michigan) Assistant Men's Coaches: Sean Hutchison (King); (Longhorn); (Florida)

WOMEN Elizabeth Beisel 14 North Kingstown, R.I. / Bluefish 200 Back Natalie Coughlin 24 Vallejo, Calif. / Cal Aquatics 50, 100 Free, 100 Back, 100 Fly, 4x100 FR Mary DeScenza 22 Naperville, Ill. / Athens Bulldog 200 Fly Leah Gingrich 17 Enola, Pa. / West Shore YMCA 5K Jessica Hardy 20 Long Beach, Calif. / Cal Aquatics 50, 100 Breast Margaret Hoelzer 23 Huntsville, Ala. / Auburn Aquatics 50, 200 Back Katie Hoff 17 Towson, Md. / North Baltimore 200, 400 Free, 200, 400 IM, 4x100 FRalt, 4x200 FRalt Megan Jendrick 23 Puyallup, Wash. / King Aquatic Club 200 Breast Kara Lynn Joyce 21 Ann Arbor, Mich. / Athens Bulldog 50 Free, 4x100 FRalt, 4x200 FRalt Kalyn Keller 21 Phoenix, Ariz. / Trojan 10K Tara Kirk 24 Bremerton, Wash. / Stanford Swimming 50, 100, 200 Breast Rachel Komisarz 30 Louisville, Ky. / Lakeside 50, 100 Fly Ariana Kukors 17 Auburn, Wash. / King Aquatic Club 400 IM Whitney Myers 22 Oxford, Ohio / Tucson Ford 200 IM, 4x100 FRalt, 4x200 FRalt Lacey Nymeyer 21 Tucson, Ariz. / Tucson Ford 4x100 FRalt, 4x200 FRalt Hayley Peirsol 21 Irvine, Calif. / Club Wolverine 800, 1500 Free Chloe Sutton 15 Sacramento, Calif. / California Capital 5K, 10K Kim Vandenberg 23 Moraga, Calif. / UCLA Swimming 50, 200 Fly Leila Vaziri 21 Coral Springs, Fla. / Coral Springs / Indiana 50, 100 Back Dana Vollmer 19 Granbury, Texas / Fort Worth Area 200 Free, 4x200 FR Amanda Weir 21 Lawrenceville, Ga. / Swim Atlanta 100 Free, 4x100 FR, 4x200 FRalt Kate Ziegler 18 Great Falls, Va. / The Fish 400, 800, 1500 Free Head Women's Coach: John Collins (Badger) Assistant Women's Coaches: (Georgia); Ray Benecki (The Fish); Teri McKeever (Cal-Berkeley)

Head National Team Coach: Head Open Water Coach: Bill Rose (Mission Viejo) Assistant Open Water Coach: Steve Munatones Avg. Age of Team: 22.1 Head Manager: Greg Werner Avg. Age of Men's Team: 23.7 Assistant Managers: Ted Knapp; Steve Morsilli Avg. Age of Women's Team: 20.6

* Age as of the first day of the event (March 18, 2007). SWIM 7 Jayme Cramer

CLUB: Southeastern Swim Club (SSC-IN) FAST FACTS AGE: 24 DOB: Jan 20, 1983 HEIGHT: 6' 1" (185.4 cm) Second World Championships (2005) WEIGHT: 190 lbs (86.2 kg) One World medal (1g) HOMETOWN: Westfield, Ind. BIRTHPLACE: Falls Church, Va. TOP TIMES COACHED BY: / Andy Pedersen Event Best Year Career Highlights: 200m FR 1:48.19 Aug 05 Gold medalist swimming in prelims of the 800m free relay at the 2005 World Championships ... finaled in six events at the 2006 SC World Champs, winning individual bronze in the 100m fly CAREER STATS: and two relay medals ... won bronze in the 100m back at the 2003 ... earned his first NCAA title in 2004, winning the 200m free 2006 US OPEN - 12 Final, 100m FR; 14 Final, 200m FR SUM NATS - 11 Final, 100m FR; 5 Final, 200m FR World Champs History: SC WORLD - 6 Final, 200m FR (SCM); 7 Final, 200m BK 2005: Gold, 800m FR-R(pr); 21, 50m fly (SCM); 2 Semi, 50m FL (SCM); 7 Final, 50m FL (SCM); t7 SC Worlds History: Semi, 100m FL (SCM); 3 Final, 100m FL (SCM) 2005 SUM NATS - 11 Final, 100m FR; 3 Final, 200m FR; 4 Final, 2006: Silver, 100m FL; Bronze, 400m MR & 800m FR-R; finaled in 3 more events 100m BK 2006 World Rankings: MoO DiP - 2 Final, 200m BK; 3 Final, 100m FL 64th, 100m free; 20th, 200m free WORLD - , 800m FR-R WC TRIALS - 12 Final, 100m FR; 5 Final, 200m FR; 5 Final, 2005 World Rankings: 100m FL 113th, 100m free; 13th, 200m free; 30th, 100m back; 19th, 200m back; 43rd, 100m fly 2004 OLY TRIALS - 10 Final, 200m FR 2003 SPG NATS - 16 Final, 200m FR; 10 Final, 200m FL RECORDS: 2002 SUM NATS - 11 Final, 100m FR; 7 Final, 100m BK; 7 Final, Holds NAG (17-18) in 200y MED-R, set at NAG Records ... Holds NAG (17-18) in 100y BK, set 100m FL; 6 Final, 200m FL at 2000 YMCA Nationals

ADDITIONAL HONORS: National Teams: Two-time National B Team (2005-06) ... 2000 National Junior Team High School: 2001 National High School Swimmer of the Year PERSONAL: High School: St. Xavier HS '01 College: Stanford '05 College Major: Economics Future Professional Aspirations: Baseball general manager ... considering going back to school to get his MBA Parents: James and Judy ... father is a homebuilder/architect, and mother is a domestic engineer Spouse: Married Kate Frances Ripple (sister of former National Team member Shelly Ripple-Johnston) on October 7, 2006, in Baton Rouge, La. Sibling(s): Younger brother (Joe) swam at Indiana University Sports Played Before Swimming: Soccer, baseball, tennis Nickname(s): Jambone Hobbies Outside the Pool: Outdoor activities, going to the beach, playing sports (tennis, basketball, golf), watching television, listening to music, camping Ultimate Way to Relax: Watching television, sitting on his balcony and listening to music Most Influential Person: Parents ... "They have been the best role models in the world." Training Stats: Swims 12,000 meters/yards per day, 3-4 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Started swimming at age nine to stay in shape for soccer ... huge fan of the Indianapolis Colts, (2007 Super Bowl champions), Indiana Pacers (basketball) and Cincinnati Reds (baseball) SWIM 8 Ian Crocker

CLUB: Longhorn (TXLA-TX) FAST FACTS AGE: 24 DOB: Aug 31, 1982 HEIGHT: 6' 5" (195.6 cm) Two-time Olympian (2004, 2000) WEIGHT: 180 lbs (81.6 kg) Four Olympic medals (2g, 1s, 1b) HOMETOWN: Portland, Maine Fourth World Championships (2005, 2003, RESIDENCE: Austin, Texas 2001) BIRTHPLACE: Portland, Maine Seven World medals (4g, 3s) COACHED BY: Eddie Reese

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES Four-time Olympic medalist who won gold, silver, and bronze at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens ... member of the 400m medley relay teams that set world records at both the 2000 and Event Best Year 2004 Olympics ... shocked the world at the 2003 World Championships in winning the 100m fly 50m FL 23.12 Jul 05 in world record time ... repeated as the world champion in the 100m fly in 2005, once again breaking his own world record 100m FL 50.40 Jul 05 Olympics History: 2004: Gold, 400m MR(WR); Silver, 100m FL; Bronze, 400m FR-R ... 2000: Gold, 400m MR CAREER STATS: (WR); 4, 100m FL 2006 US OPEN - 10 Final, 50m FR; 9 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 100m World Champs History: FL 2005: Gold, 400m MR & 100m FL(WR); Silver, 50m FL ... 2003: Gold, 50m FL(AR); Gold, PAN PAC - 1 Final, 100m FL SUM NATS - 12 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 100m FL 100m FL(WR); Gold, 400m MR-R(WR) ... 2001: Silver, 100m FL 2005 MoO DiP - 1 Final, 100m FL 2006 World Rankings: WORLD - 2 Final, 50m FL; 1 Final, 100m FL (WR) 84th, 50m free; 68th, 100m free; 1st, 100m fly WC TRIALS - 9 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 100m FL 2005 World Rankings: 2004 OLY - 2 Final, 100m FL; 3 Final, 400m FR-R OLY TRIALS - 2 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 101st, 50m free; 78th, 100m free; 1st, 100m fly 100m FL (WR) 2003 MoO DiP - 2 Final, 100m FL RECORDS: 2002 SUM NATS - 2 Final, 100m FL Holds WR in 100m FL, set at 2005 World Championships ... Holds WR in 400m MED-R, set at 2004 Olympic Games ... Holds WR in 100m FL (SCM), set at 2004 US Men's NCAA Champs ... Holds AR in 100y FL, set at 2004 Big 12 Championships NATIONAL TITLES: 100m Fly (2): ’01 SPG, '00 SUM ADDITIONAL HONORS: General Accolades: 2005 USA Swimming Male Performance of the Year (World Champ 100m fly) International: Set the world record in the 100m fly, becoming the first person to swim the event under 51 seconds … swam the butterfly leg of both world record-breaking 400m medley relays (lcm and scm) … swam the fastest butterfly relay split in history as part of world record-breaking 400m medley relay at 2004 Olympics National Teams: Seven-time National A Team (2000-06) … two-time National B Team (1998-99) ... 1998 National Junior Team All-Star Team: Six-time (2000-01, 03-06) Meet Honors: 1998 Spring Nationals Rookie of the Meet PERSONAL: High School: Cheverus HS ‘00 College: Texas ’05 College Major: Sociology Parents: Richard and Gail … father is a lab technician, and mother manages a cardiac rehab facility Sibling(s): One sister (Amy) Pet(s): Three cats (Murphy, Hazel, Dinah) Hobbies Outside the Pool: Cars, music … enjoys playing blues guitar and restoring Berta, his 1971 Buick Riviera … is an avid Bob Dylan fan ... also enjoys photography Ultimate Way to Relax: Cruising in his car, playing the guitar Most Influential Person: His coaches Charities: National Mental Health Sponsor(s): Speedo, Aircast Training Stats: Swims 6-12,000 meters/yards per day, 2-5 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Starred in a behind-the-scenes documentary entitled Unfiltered: The Story Behind the Rivalry with teammate and rival Michael Phelps that was released in October of 2005; Unfiltered was selected for the 2006 Tribeca Film Festival in New York … after the 2004 Games in Athens, Crocker participated in a 14-city post-Olympic tour with fellow Olympic teammates Phelps and in an effort to raise the profile of the sport of swimming More: Considers himself a good cook, musician and artist ... drives a beat-up pick-up Favorites: U.S. city: Austin, Texas ... musician: Bob Dylan ... summer activities: hiking, biking, car rallies, grilling; "basically, anything in Austin" SWIM 9 Brendan Hansen

CLUB: Longhorn Aquatics (TXLA-TX) FAST FACTS AGE: 25 DOB: Aug 15, 1981 HEIGHT: 6' 0" (182.9 cm) One-time Olympian (2004) WEIGHT: 185 lbs (83.9 kg) Three Olympic medals (1g, 1s, 1b) HOMETOWN: Havertown, Pa. Fourth World Championships (2005, 2003, RESIDENCE: Austin, Texas 2001) BIRTHPLACE: Havertown, Pa. Seven World medals (5g, 1s, 1b) COACHED BY: Eddie Reese

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES Is the first American to simultaneously hold the 100m and 200m breaststroke world records since in 1974 ... in 2006, set three world records in the span of 20 days in Event Best Year August, breaking the 100m breast WR once and the 200m breast WR twice ... won three 50m BR 28.16 Jul 06 medals (gold, silver, bronze) at the 2004 Olympic Games … was a triple gold medalist at the 2006 Pan Pacifics and 2005 World Championships ... first international medal was gold in the 100m BR 59.13 Aug 06 200m breast at the 2001 World Champs ... while swimming for the University of Texas, was the 200m BR 2:08.50 Aug 06 national champion in the 100 and 200 breast all four years ... named Male Swimmer of the Meet after sweeping the breaststroke races and winning gold on the American record-setting 400m medley team at the 2004 SC World Champs CAREER STATS: Olympics History: 2006 PAN PAC - 1 Final, 100m BR; 1 Final, 200m BR (WR) 2004: Gold, 400m MR(WR); Silver, 100m BR; Bronze, 200m BR SUM NATS - 1 Final, 100m BR (WR); 1 Final, 200m BR (WR) 2005 MoO DiP - 1 Final, 100m BR; 1 Final, 200m BR World Champs History: WORLD - 1 Final, 100m BR; 1 Final, 200m BR 2005: Gold, 100m BR, 200m BR, 400m MR ... 2003: Silver, 100m BR; Bronze, 200m BR ... WC TRIALS - 1 Final, 100m BR; 1 Final, 200m BR 2001: Gold, 200m BR 2004 OLY - 2 Final, 100m BR; 3 Final, 200m BR 2006 World Rankings: OLY TRIALS - 1 Final, 100m BR (WR); 1 Final, 200m BR; 1 Final, 200m BR (WR) 1st, 100m breast; 1st, 200m breast 2003 MoO DiP - 2 Final, 100m BR; 3 Final, 200m BR 2005 World Rankings: 2002 SUM NATS - 2 Final, 100m BR; 1 Final, 200m BR 1st, 100m breast; 1st, 200m breast

RECORDS: Holds WR in 200m BR, set at 2006 Pan Pacific Champs ... Holds WR in 100m BR, set at 2006 ConocoPhillips Nationals ... Holds WR in 400m MED-R, set at 2004 Olympic Games NATIONAL TITLES: 100m Breast (2): '06 SUM, ’05 SPG 200m Breast (4): '06 SUM, ’05 SPG, '02 SUM, '99 SUM ADDITIONAL HONORS: General Accolades: Is the first American since John Hencken (1974) to hold both breast world records at the same time ... 2006 USA Swimming Athlete of the Year ... 2005 USA Swimming Perseverance Award recipient International: Swam the breaststroke leg of both world record-breaking 400m medley relays (lcm and scm); his breaststroke split at the 2004 Olympics was the fastest by an American National Teams: Six-time National A Team (2001-06) … 2000 National B Team … 1998 National Junior Team All-Star Team: Five-time (2002-06) Collegiate: In college, never lost a breaststroke race on the conference or national level PERSONAL: High School: Haverford HS ‘00 College: Texas '05 / Kinesiology Parents: Buzz and Miriam … father is an assistant manager for Verizon, and mother is a homemaker Sibling(s): Older brother (Sean) is the head swim coach and assistant AD at Haverford Prep in Havertown, Pa. … younger sister (Megan) swims at Southern Connecticut Nickname(s): B … nicknamed “B” because in the south, everyone says Brandon instead of Brendan, so he told people to call him B instead Pet(s): One dog (Jack) is a black lab he’s had since 2002 Hobbies Outside the Pool: Hunting, fishing, camping, going to the lake, photography Charities: Is a spokesperson for the Leukemia Research Foundation, participating in hospital visits, fundraising appearances and youth swim clinics to raise money for the organization Sponsor(s): Nike, Mutual of Omaha Training Stats: Swims 12,000 meters/yards per day, 4 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Has two tattoos: Olympic rings and Longhorn; got them because they were his two biggest accomplishments … first job was lifeguarding Favorites: U.S. city: Austin, Texas ... int'l destination: ... band: Coldplay ... celebrity: Owen Wilson ... summer activity: camping ... place to be when not competing: in the mountains ... family tradition: Christmas Eve dinner SWIM 10 Larsen Jensen

CLUB: Trojan FAST FACTS AGE: 21 DOB: Sep 1, 1985 HEIGHT: 6' 0" (182.9 cm) One-time Olympian (2004) WEIGHT: 172 lbs (78.0 kg) One Olympic medal (1s) HOMETOWN: Bakersfield, Calif. Third World Championships (2005, 2003) COACHED BY: Three World medals (3s)

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES Is a member of the 2007 World Championships team that will compete in Melbourne, Australia ... made the team by finishing second in the 1500m free at the 2006 Nationals ... Event Best Year captured silver in American record time in the 1500m free at the 2004 Olympic Games … 800m FR 7:45.63 Jul 05 narrowly missed an Olympic medal in the 400m free, finishing fourth … earned two silver medals at the 2005 World Championships, setting an American record in the 800m free and 1500m FR 14:45.29 Aug 04 taking second in the 1500m free … owns six career U.S. National titles Olympics History: CAREER STATS: 2004: Silver, 1500m FR(AR); 4, 400m FR 2006 SUM NATS - 10 Final, 200m FR; 3 Final, 400m FR; 2 Final, World Champs History: 1500m FR 2005: Silver, 800m FR(AR) & 1500m FR ... 2003: Silver, 800m FR(AR) SC WORLD - 7 Final, 400m FR (SCM) NCAA - 4 Final, 500y FR; 3 Final, 1650y FR 2006 World Rankings: 2005 MoO DiP - 3 Final, 400m FR 67th, 200m free; 11th, 400m free; 19th, 1500m free WORLD - 2 Final, 800m FR; 2 Final, 1500m FR 2005 World Rankings: WC TRIALS - 5 Final, 400m FR; 1 Final, 800m FR; 1 Final, 7th, 400m free; 2nd, 800m free; 2nd, 1500m free 1500m FR 2004 OLY - 4 Final, 400m FR (NAG (17-18)); 2 Final, 1500m FR RECORDS: (AR) OLY TRIALS - 12 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 400m FR (NAG Holds AR in 1500m FR, set at 2004 Olympic Games ... Holds NAG (17-18) in 400m FR, set at (17-18)); 1 Final, 1500m FR (AR) 2004 Olympic Games ... Holds NAG (17-18) in 1500m FR, set at 2004 Olympic Games ... SPG NATS - 13 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 400m FR; 1 Final, Holds NAG (17-18) in 800m FR, set at 2003 World Championships ... Holds NAG (15-16) in 800m FR; 2 Final, 1500m FR 800m FR, set at 2002 US Pan Pacifics Champs ... Holds NAG (15-16) in 400m FR, set at 2002 2003 SUM NATS - 13 Final, 200m FR; 5 Final, 400m FR; 1 Final, Phillips66 Nationals 800m FR; 1 Final, 1500m FR MoO DiP - 2 Final, 1500m FR SPG NATS - 9 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 400m FR; 1 Final, NATIONAL TITLES: 800m FR 800m Free (4): ’05 SPG, '04 SPG, '03 SUM, '03 SPG 2002 US Open - 5 Final, 400m FR; 5 Final, 1500m FR 1500m Free (2): ’05 SPG, '03 SUM SUM NATS - 4 Final, 400m FR (NAG (15-16)); 2 Final, 1500m FR ADDITIONAL HONORS: SPG NATS - 21 Final, 200m FR; 10 Final, 400m FR; 5 Final, General Accolades: 2004 USA Swimming Breakout Performer of the Year 800m FR; 4 Final, 1500m FR National Teams: Four-time National A Team (2002-05) ... 2006 National B Team All-Star Team: Three-time (2003-05) PERSONAL: High School: Mission Viejo HS ’03 College: USC '08 College Major: Political Science Parents: Alan and Barbara … parents are almond farmers in Bakersfield, Calif. … Barbara was also a competitive swimmer Sibling(s): Younger sister (Lindsey) is a diver Nickname(s): Larjo … USC teammates and training partners Erik Vendt and gave him the nickname Hobbies Outside the Pool: Driving Ultimate Way to Relax: Driving, sleeping Most Influential Person: Father because of his integrity and toughness Training Stats: Swims 18-20,000 meters/yards per day, 6 hours a day, 6 days a week SWIM 11 Cullen Jones

CLUB: NC State Aquatics Team (NCST-NC) FAST FACTS AGE: 23 DOB: Feb 29, 1984 HEIGHT: 6' 5" (195.6 cm) First World Championships WEIGHT: 195 lbs (88.5 kg) HOMETOWN: New Brunswick, N.J. TOP TIMES BIRTHPLACE: The Bronx, N.Y. Event Best Year COACHED BY: Brooks Teal 50m FR 21.84 Aug 06 Career Highlights: 100m FR 49.17 Aug 06 Captured gold in championship-record time in the 50m free and was a part of the 4x100m free relay that set the world record at the 2006 Pan Pacs ... became the first African-American CAREER STATS: swimmer to break a long-course world record ... captured his first U.S. national title this 2006 US OPEN - 1 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 100m FR summer in the 50m free at the 2006 Nationals ... silver medalist in the 50m free at the 2006 SC PAN PAC - 1 Final, 50m FR; 9 Final, 100m FR World Champs, setting the championship record in the semis SUM NATS - 1 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 100m FR Pan Pacs History: SC WORLD - 1 Semi, 50m FR (SCM); 2 Final, 50m FR (SCM) NCAA - 1 Final, 50y FR 2006: Gold, 50m FR(CR) & 400m FR-R(WR); 9, 100m FR 2005 US OPEN - 2 Final, 50m FR; 6 Final, 100m FR WUGs History: WC TRIALS - 5 Final, 50m FR 2005: Gold, 50m FR (8th-fastest time ever by an American at the time) 2004 SUM NATS - 5 Final, 50m FR 2006 World Rankings: SPG NATS - 20 Final, 50m FR 1st, 50m free; 16th, 100m free 2005 World Rankings: 10th, 50m free

NATIONAL TITLES: 50m Free (1): '06 SUM ADDITIONAL HONORS: General Accolades: 2006 USA Swimming Breakout Performer of the Year and Relay Performance of the Year (Pan Pac 400m free relay) National Teams: 2006 National A Team ... 2005 National B Team All-Star Team: 2006 PERSONAL: High School: St. Benedict’s Prep '02 College: NC State '06 College Major: English (with minor in Psychology) Future Professional Aspirations: Write for a men’s fashion magazine, such as "GQ" Parents: Ronald and Debra … Ronald (deceased) played basketball at a small college in the Bronx, and Debra was a dancer … Ronald died of lung cancer in 2000 when Cullen was 16 Notable Relative(s): Distant relative (Rodney Wallace) was a former Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Started Swimming: Age 8 Sports Played Before Swimming: Gymnastics, basketball Nickname(s): CJ, Nova Pet(s): One dog (Charlie) Hobbies Outside the Pool: Video games, watching movies Ultimate Way to Relax: Watch a movie, play some video games and fall asleep Most Influential Person: Late father Ronald and coach Ed Nessel Charities: Ronald Jones Foundation Sponsor(s): Nike Training Stats: Swims 8,000 meters/yards per day, 5-6 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Is working with "Do Tell Productions" on a documentary about the Flahery Dolphins, a team from Boston that is made up mostly of kids of color ... the film will follow the lives a few swimmers on the team, in addition to Jones' journey to the 2008 Olympic Games Favorites: U.S. city: New York City ... int'l destination: London ... band: Linkin Park ... celebrity: Michael Jordan; "I like to model my attitude after him." ... summer activity: going to amusement parks SWIM 12 Scott Kaufmann

CLUB: Reno Aquatic Club (RENO-NV) / Univ. of Florida FAST FACTS AGE: 24 DOB: Oct 11, 1982 Second World Championships (2005) HEIGHT: 5' 10" (177.8 cm) WEIGHT: 170 lbs (77.1 kg) CAREER STATS: HOMETOWN: Sparks, Nev. 2006 SUM NATS - 24 Final, 400m FR SPG CHAMPS - 19 Final, 200m FR; 7 Final, 400m FR; 6 Final, BIRTHPLACE: San Leandro, Calif. 800m FR COACHED BY: Gregg Troy 2005 US OPEN - 7 Prelim, 400m FR; 8 Final, 400m FR; 16 Final, 1500m FR; 23 Prelim, 400m IM; 23 Final, 400m IM SUM NATS - 4 Prelim, 400m FR; 5 Final, 400m FR; 11 Final, Career Highlights: 800m FR; 14 Final, 1500m FR Has made a name for himself in the open water swimming scene ... runner-up in the 5K, 10K, 2004 US OPEN - 6 Prelim, 400m FR; 6 Final, 400m FR; 10 Final, 25K at the 2006 Open Water National Championships ... competed on the 2005 World 1500m FR; 9 Prelim, 400m IM; 9 Final, 400m IM Championships team in the open water 5K, finishing 19th SPG NATS - 11 Prelim, 400m FR; 13 Final, 400m FR; , 800m FR-R World Champs History: 2003 US OPEN - 19 Prelim, 400m FR; 19 Final, 400m FR; 12 Final, 2005: 19, 5K 1500m FR; , 800m FR-R Pan Pacs History: SUM NATS - t7 Prelim, 400m FR; 8 Final, 400m FR; 7 Final, 800m FR; 18 Final, 1500m FR; 17 Prelim, 400m IM; 16 Final, 2006: 4, 10K 400m IM SPG NATS - 6 Final, 1500m FR ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2002 US Open - 15 Prelim, 400m FR; 13 Final, 400m FR; 15 Final, National Teams: 2006 National A Team 1500m FR; 20 Prelim, 400m IM; 18 Final, 400m IM Collegiate: SEC Student-Athlete Honor Roll ... University of Florida President’s Honor Roll ... SUM NATS - 21 Prelim, 400m FR; 18 Final, 400m FR; 14 All-SEC Honors (2003-05) ... 2003 NCAA All-American Final, 800m FR; 16 Final, 1500m FR SPG NATS - 13 Prelim, 400m FR; 12 Final, 400m FR; 12 PERSONAL: Final, 800m FR; 13 Final, 1500m FR; 10 Prelim, 400m IM; 7 High School: Reed HS '01 Final, 400m IM College: Florida '07 College Major: Civil engineering Future Professional Aspirations: Engineer Parents: Rick and Marge ... father is a biomedical engineer, and mother is a school district employee Sibling(s): Younger sister (Karen) attended New Mexico State University and is a swimmer Started Swimming: At age 8 ... "I started with swimming lessons and joined the team." Sports Played Before Swimming: Baseball, basketball, soccer Hobbies Outside the Pool: Watching NASCAR Ultimate Way to Relax: Watching TV ... also enjoys sitting in the sun on the beach and eating great food Most Influential Person: Grandpa (Richard Kaufmann) ... "He always encouraged me and believed in everything I have done." Charities: Member of the UF Goodwill Gators program; spent time with elementary children speaking about life goals and good sportsmanship Training Stats: Swims 16,000 meters/yards per day, 2-5 hours a day, 6 days a week SWIM 13 Klete Keller

CLUB: Club Wolverine (CW-MI) FAST FACTS AGE: 24 DOB: Mar 21, 1982 HEIGHT: 6' 6" (198.1 cm) Two-time Olympian (2004, 2000) WEIGHT: 197 lbs (89.4 kg) Four Olympic medals (1g, 1s, 2b) HOMETOWN: Phoenix, Ariz. Fourth World Championships (2005, 2003, RESIDENCE: Ann Arbor, Mich. 2001) BIRTHPLACE: Las Vegas, Nev. Four World medals (1g, 1s, 2b) COACHED BY: Bob Bowman

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES Triple medalist at the 2006 Pan Pacifics, winning individual gold in the 200m free and relay gold as the anchor of the American record-setting 800m free relay ... member of the American Event Best Year record-setting 800m free relay at the 2005 World Championships ... won gold at 2004 Olympics 200m FR 1:46.13 Aug 04 as a member of 800m free relay that upset the Australians, who had not lost the race at an international meet in seven years; he anchored the relay with the fastest 800m free relay split 400m FR 3:44.11 Aug 04 by an American … has won two bronze Olympic medals in 400m free Olympics History: CAREER STATS: 2004: Gold, 800m FR-R; Bronze, 400m FR; 4, 200m FR ... 2000: Bronze, 400m FR 2006 US OPEN - 17 Final, 100m FR; 6 Final, 200m FR; 9 Final, World Champs History: 400m FR 2005: Gold, 800m FR-R(AR) ... 2003: Silver, 800m FR-R (AR); 5, 400m FR ... 2001: Bronze, PAN PAC - 1 Final, 200m FR; 3 Final, 400m FR SUM NATS - 6 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 200m free & 800m FR-R 400m FR 2006 World Rankings: 2005 SUM NATS - , 400m FR-R 52nd, 100m free; 3rd, 200m free; 1st, 400m free WORLD - , 800m FR-R 2005 World Rankings: 2004 OLY - 4 Final, 200m FR; 3 Final, 400m FR (AR); , 800m FR-R (AR); 1 Final, 800m FR-R 7th, 200m free; 4th, 400m free; 13th, 800m free; 109th, 1500m free OLY TRIALS - 2 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 400m FR (AR); 4 Final, 1500m FR RECORDS: SPG NATS - 5 Final, 200m FR; 5 Final, 400m FR; 10 Final, Holds AR in 400m FR, set at 2004 Olympic Games 1500m FR 2003 US OPEN - 9 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 400m NATIONAL TITLES: FR MoO DiP - 2 Final, 200m FR 200m Free (1): ’01 SPG SPG NATS - 2 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 400m FR 400m Free (5): '06 SUM, ’05 SUM, '03 SPG, '02 SUM, '00 SUM 2002 US Open - 2 Final, 200m FR; 6 Final, 1500m FR 800m Free (1): ’05 SUM SUM NATS - 19 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 400m FR ADDITIONAL HONORS: International: Member of the 800m free relay, which has held the American record since 2004 … was also a member of the American record-setting 2004 800m free relay Olympic team that upset the Australians, who had not lost the race at an international meet in seven years; he anchored the relay with the fastest 800m free relay split by an American National Teams: Seven-time National A Team (2000-06) … 1999 National Junior Team All-Star Team: Six-time (2000-02, 04-06) Meet Honors: 1999 5K Open Water national champion ... 1998 Summer Nationals Rookie of the Meet PERSONAL: High School: Arcadia HS '00 College: Southern Cal / Eastern Michigan College Major: Construction Management Future Professional Aspirations: Construction/builder Parents: Kelly and Karen ... Kelly played basketball for Arizona State University ... Karen swam for Arizona State Sibling(s): Older sister (Kelsey) swam at the University of Washington ... younger sister (Kalyn) swims at USC; both she and Klete competed on the 2004 Olympic Team Sports Played Before Swimming: Skiing Pet(s): Two dogs (Blue and Killer) ... Blue is a Bulldog, and Killer is a Lab Hobbies Outside the Pool: Fishing, Michigan Militia (a group that camps and does other outdoor activities) Ultimate Way to Relax: Sitting in the sun Most Influential Person: His coach () ... “He’s always so nice and patient. He’s the type of man I want to be like when I’m older.” Charities: Habitat for Humanity Sponsor(s): Speedo Training Stats: Swims 20,000 meters/yards per day, 5 hours a day, 6 days a week SWIM 14 Jason Lezak

CLUB: Unattached FAST FACTS AGE: 31 DOB: Nov 12, 1975 HEIGHT: 6' 4" (193.0 cm) Two-time Olympian (2004, 2000) WEIGHT: 205 lbs (93.0 kg) Four Olympic medals (2g, 1s, 1b) HOMETOWN: Irvine Calif. Fourth World Championships (2005, 2003, RESIDENCE: Irvine, Calif. 2001) BIRTHPLACE: Bellflower, Calif. Four World medals (3g, 1s) COACHED BY: Dave Salo

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES Earned three medals at the 2006 Pan Pacifics, including individual silver in the 100m free and relay gold on the 400m free and medley relays; anchored the 400m free relay that recaptured Event Best Year the world record ... gold medalist on world record-breaking 400m medley relay at the 2004 100m FR 48.17 Jul 04 Olympic Games, in addition to winning bronze in the 400m free relay ... anchored both 400m medley relays that hold the world record (lcm and scm); his freestyle split at the 2004 Games was the second-fastest performance by an American ... all four of his Olympic medals are from CAREER STATS: relays ... the 2007 World Championships will be the 12th international team he has competed 2006 PAN PAC - 9 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 100m FR on SUM NATS - 3 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR SC WORLD - t15 Semi, 100m FR (SCM) Olympics History: 2005 MoO DiP - 2 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR 2004: Gold, 400m MR(WR); Bronze, 400m FR-R; 5, 50m FR; 21, 100m FR ... 2000: Gold, WORLD - 4 Final, 100m FR; , 400m FR-R 400m MR(pr); Silver, 400m FR-R WC TRIALS - 1 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 100m FR World Champs History: 2004 OLY - 3 Semi, 50m FR; 5 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 400m FR-R 2005: Gold, 400m FR-R & 400m MR; 6, 100m FR; 21, 50m FR ... 2003: Gold, 400m MR(WR); OLY TRIALS - 1 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR (AR); 1 Final, 100m FR Silver, 400m FR-R ... 2001: no medals SPG NATS - 5 Final, 50m FR 2006 World Rankings: 2003 US OPEN - 1 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR 11th, 50m free; 4th, 100m free MoO DiP - 1 Final, 50m FR SPG NATS - 3 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 100m FR 2005 World Rankings: 2002 SUM NATS - 1 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR 13th, 50m free; 5th, 100m free SPG NATS - 1 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR RECORDS: Holds WR in 400m MED-R, set at 2004 Olympic Games ... Holds AR in 100m FR, set at 2004 US Olympic Trials Semis NATIONAL TITLES: 50m Free (3): ’05 SPG, ’02 SUM, '02 SPG 100m Free (4): ’02 SUM, '02 SPG, '99 SUM, '98 SUM ADDITIONAL HONORS: General Accolades: 2006 USA Swimming Relay Performance of the Year (Pan Pac 400m free relay) International: Anchored both 400m medley relays that hold the world record (lcm and scm); his freestyle split at the 2004 Olympics was the second-fastest performance by an American National Teams: Six-time National A Team (1999, 02-06) … three-time National B Team (1998, 00-01) All-Star Team: Six-time (2002-06) PERSONAL: High School: Irvine HS '94 College: California-Santa Barbara ‘99 College Major: Business/Economics Parents: David and Linda … father is in leather goods sales, and mother is an elementary school science teacher Spouse: Married Danielle DeAlva on April 24, 2004 … she competed at the Pan American Games for Mexico in swimming … she graduated from nursing school in 2006 Sibling(s): Older sister (Nicole) attended Chapman University and is a social worker ... younger sister (Erin) attended UC-Santa Barbara and is getting her Masters in teaching Sports Played Before Swimming: Basketball, baseball, soccer Pet(s): One puppy (Bailey) is a lab Hobbies Outside the Pool: Playing basketball Ultimate Way to Relax: Watching television Most Influential Person: Parents because of their continued support throughout the years Sponsor(s): Nike, Penta, 24 Hour Fitness Training Stats: Swims 4,000 meters/yards per day, 2 hours a day, 5 days a week More: 1994 High School All-American in water polo ... when he was little, wanted to be an NBA basketball player Favorites: U.S. city: Irvine, Calif. ... int'l destination: Bora Bora ... musician: 2Pac ... celebrity: Magic Johnson; "I idolized him growing up." SWIM 15 Ryan Lochte

PRONOUNCED: LOCK-tee FAST FACTS CLUB: Daytona Beach Swimming (DBS-FL) AGE: 22 DOB: Aug 3, 1984 One-time Olympian (2004) HEIGHT: 6' 2" (188.0 cm) Two Olympic medals (1g, 1s) WEIGHT: 185 lbs (83.9 kg) Second World Championships (2005) HOMETOWN: Daytona Beach, Fla. RESIDENCE: Gainesville, Fla. Three World medals (1g, 2s) BIRTHPLACE: Bloomfield, N.Y. COACHED BY: Gregg Troy TOP TIMES

Career Highlights: Event Best Year Won gold swimming on the American record-breaking 800m free relay that upset the 200m FR 1:47.78 Aug 06 Australians at the 2004 Olympic Games … also earned an Olympic silver medal in the 200m IM … has swam on the 800m free relay that has broken the American record each summer 50m BK 25.99 Jul 06 since 2004 ... had a dynamite performance at the 2006 Short Course World Championships, 100m BK 53.78 Aug 06 capturing six medals – three of them gold – and setting three world records … triple medalist at the 2005 World Championships, earning gold as a member of the 800m free relay (AR) and 200m BK 1:57.00 Jul 05 bronze medals in the 200m back and 200m IM … named Swimmer of the Meet at the 2005 200m IM 1:56.11 Aug 06 NCAA Championships after breaking the American record in the 200y IM Olympics History: 400m IM 4:11.53 Aug 06 2004: Gold, 800m FR-R(AR); Silver, 200m IM World Champs History: CAREER STATS: 2005: Gold, 800m FR-R(AR); Bronze, 200m BK & 200m IM; 5, 400m IM 2006 US OPEN - 1 Final, 100m BK; 9 Final, 200m BK; 4 Final, 200m 2006 World Rankings: IM PAN PAC - 2 Final, 100m BK; 2 Final, 200m IM 98th, 100m free; 15th, 200m free; 51st, 400m free; 4th, 100m back; 9th, 200m back; 32nd, SUM NATS - 4 Final, 200m FR; 3 Final, 200m BK; 3 Final, 100m fly; 2nd, 200m IM; 3rd, 400m IM 100m FL; 2 Final, 200m IM; 2 Final, 400m IM 2005 World Rankings: SC WORLD - 5 Final, 200m FR (SCM); 1 Final, 200m BK (SCM) (WR); 9 Semi, 100m FL (SCM); 1 Final, 200m IM 54th, 100m free; 21st, 200m free; 125th, 400m free; 9th, 100m back; 3rd, 200m back; 78th, (SCM) (WR); 1 Final, 400m IM (SCM) 100m fly; 3rd, 200m IM; 6th, 400m IM NCAA - 1 Final, 200y BK (AR); 1 Final, 200y IM (AR); 1 Final, 400y IM RECORDS: 2005 US OPEN - 8 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m Holds WR in 200m BK (SCM), set at 2006 SC World Champs ... Holds WR in 200m IM (SCM), BK; 5 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m IM MoO DiP - 2 Final, 100m BK; 2 Final, 200m IM set at 2006 SC World Champs ... Holds AR in 200y IM, set at 2006 Men's NCAA Champs ... WORLD - 3 Final, 200m BK; 3 Final, 200m IM; 5 Final, 400m Holds AR in 100y BK, set at 2006 Men's NCAA Champs ... Holds AR in 200y BK, set at 2006 IM Men's NCAA Champs ... Holds AR in 400m IM (SCM), set at 2004 US Men's NCAA Champs WC TRIALS - 7 Final, 100m FR; 4 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 200m BK; 2 Final, 200m IM; 1 Final, 400m IM NATIONAL TITLES: 2004 US OPEN - 3 Final, 100m FR; 9 Final, 400m FR; 4 Final, 400m IM (1): ’05 SPG 1500m FR; 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK; 1 Final, 400m IM ADDITIONAL HONORS: OLY - 2 Final, 200m IM; , 800m FR-R (AR); 1 Final, 800m General Accolades: Set three world records (scm) at the 2006 Short Course World Champs in FR-R the 100m back (relay lead off), 200m back and 200m IM OLY TRIALS - 4 Final, 200m FR; 8 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 200m IM; 3 Final, 200m IM; 4 Final, 400m IM International: Swam on the 800m free relay at the 2004 Olympic Games, where the Americans 2003 US OPEN - 10 Final, 100m FR; 3 Final, 200m FR; 7 Final, upset the Australians, who had not lost the race at an international meet in seven years 1500m FR; 2 Final, 200m IM; 5 Final, 400m IM National Teams: Four-time National A Team (2003-06) … 2002 National Junior Team 2002 US Open - 10 Final, 200m FR; 6 Final, 400m FR; 4 Final, Collegiate: One of the most decorated collegiate swimmers of all time with 24 All-American 1500m FR; 4 Final, 200m IM; 3 Final, 400m IM honors, seven NCAA Championships and seven SEC titles … was twice named NCAA Swimmer SUM NATS - 9 Final, 200m FR; 4 Final, 800m FR; 17 Final, of the Year 200m IM; 9 Final, 400m IM SPG NATS - t9 Final, 200m FR; 9 Final, 400m FR; 6 Final, PERSONAL: 800m FR; 3 Final, 200m IM; 2 Final, 400m IM High School: Spruce Creek HS '02 College: Florida '07 College Major: Sports Rec Parents: Steve and Ileana … father is a swim coach, and mother is a day care director Sibling(s): Two older sisters (Kristin and Megan) … two younger brothers (Devon and Brandon) Started Swimming: His swimming career began under the coaching of his parents in Rochester, N.Y. Sports Played Before Swimming: Soccer, lacrosse, basketball Pet(s): Three dogs (Tike, Zues and Spidy) … Tike and Zeus are Rottweilers, and Spidy is a mixed chow Hobbies Outside the Pool: Playing basketball, skateboarding, surfing Ultimate Way to Relax: Sleeping Most Influential Person: Father … “He’s always been there for me.” Sponsor(s): Speedo Training Stats: Swims 18,000 meters/yards per day, 5-6 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Father was his coach at the Daytona Beach Swim Club Favorites: U.S. city: Daytona Beach, Fla. ... int'l destination: ... musician: Lil Wayne ... summer activity: beach volleyball SWIM 16 Aaron Peirsol

CLUB: Longhorn Aquatics (TXLA-TX) FAST FACTS AGE: 23 DOB: Jul 23, 1983 HEIGHT: 6' 4" (193.0 cm) Two-time Olympian (2004, 2000) WEIGHT: 175 lbs (79.4 kg) Four Olympic medals (3g, 1s) HOMETOWN: Irvine, Calif. Fourth World Championships (2005, 2003, RESIDENCE: Austin, Texas 2001) BIRTHPLACE: Orange County, Calif. Eight World medals (7g, 1s) COACHED BY: Eddie Reese

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES World record holder in 100m and 200m back ... has not lost the 200m back at an international meet since the 2000 Olympic Games, when he finished second ... two-time Olympian who won Event Best Year three gold medals at the 2004 Olympic Games, becoming just the fifth male (fourth American) 50m BK 25.30 Jul 05 to sweep the races ... for the second time in a row, swept the backstroke races at 2005 World Championships, winning both 100m and 200m back and swimming the backstroke 100m BK 53.17 Apr 05 leg of the 400m medley relay (he also did it in 2003) ... captured his first international gold 200m BK 1:54.44 Aug 06 medal in 200m back at the 2001 World Champs ... youngest American (age 15) to break two minutes in 200m back when he did it at the 1999 Spring National Championships Olympics History: CAREER STATS: 2004: Gold, 100m & 200m BK and 400m MR ... 2000: Silver, 200m BK 2006 PAN PAC - 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK (WR) SUM NATS - 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK; , 800m World Champs History: FR-R 2005 & 2003: Gold, 100m & 200m BK & 400m MR ... 2001: Gold, 200m BK 2005 MoO DiP - 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK 2006 World Rankings: WORLD - 5 Final, 50m BK; 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK 107th, 200m free; 1st, 100m back; 1st, 200m back WC TRIALS - 1 Final, 100m BK (WR); 1 Final, 100m BK (AR); 2005 World Rankings: 1 Final, 100m BK (USO) 1st, 100m back; 1st, 200m back 2004 OLY - 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK (OR) OLY TRIALS - 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, RECORDS: 200m BK (WR); 1 Final, 200m BK (AR); 1 Final, 200m BK (USO); 1 Final, 200m BK Holds WR in 200m BK, set at 2006 Pan Pacific Champs ... Holds WR in 100m BK, set at 2005 2003 MoO DiP - 3 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK; , 400m World Championship Trials ... Holds WR in 400m MED-R, set at 2004 Olympic Games MED-R 2002 SUM NATS - 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK; , 400m NATIONAL TITLES: FR-R; , 800m FR-R 100m Back (5): '06 SUM, '05 SPG (WR), '02 SUM, '02SPG, '01 SPG SPG NATS - 6 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 100m BK (NAG 200m Back (6): '06 SUM, '05 SPG, '02 SUM, '02 SPG (WR), '01 SPG (USO), '00 SPG (17-18)); 1 Final, 200m BK (NAG (17-18)); , 800m FR-R ADDITIONAL HONORS: General Accolades: 2005 USA Swimming Athlete of the Year ... youngest American (15 years old) to break two minutes in 200m back when he did it at the 1999 Spring National Championships International: Swam the backstroke leg of both world record-breaking 400m medley relays (lcm and scm) National Teams: Eight-time National A Team (1999-06) All-Star Team: Six-time (2001-06) Meet Honors: 2005 Spring Nationals CP Performance of the Meet winner Collegiate: 2003 NCAA Swimmer of the Year PERSONAL: High School: Newport Harbor HS '02 College: Texas '06 College Major: Government Parents: Tim and Wella ... father is a mortgage broker, and mother is a retired dental hygenist Sibling(s): Younger sister (Hayley) swam at Auburn and is a member of the National Team … Aaron and Hayley became the only sibling duo to medal at the same World Champs when Hayley took silver in the 1500m free, followed by Aaron's gold in the 100m back, both on July 22, 2003 ... older stepsister (Erin) ... stepbrother (Greg) is the same age Sports Played Before Swimming: Water polo, basketball, baseball, soccer Nickname(s): Pinesol Hobbies Outside the Pool: Reading, going to the beach Charities: Is an ambassador for the Surfrider Foundation, working to increase awareness of beach and coastal environmental issues Charities: Is a spokesman for Oceana, the largest international organization solely dedicated to ocean advocacy Sponsor(s): Nike, Mutual of Omaha Training Stats: Swims 10,000 meters/yards per day, 3 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Enjoys surfing when he’s near the ocean; favorite places: the Wedge in Newport Beach, Calif., for body surfing, and a small beach in Nosara, Favorites: U.S. city: Newport Beach, Calif. ... int'l destination: Barcelona ... musician: Mason Jennings ... favorite summer activity: surfing SWIM 17 Michael Phelps

CLUB: Club Wolverine (CW-MI) FAST FACTS AGE: 21 DOB: Jun 30, 1985 HEIGHT: 6' 4" (193.0 cm) Two-time Olympian (2004, 2000) WEIGHT: 185 lbs (83.9 kg) Eight Olympic medals (6g, 2s) HOMETOWN: Baltimore, Md. Fourth World Championships (2005, 2003, RESIDENCE: Ann Arbor, Mich. 2001) COACHED BY: Bob Bowman Thirteen World medals (10g, 3s)

Career Highlights: In 2004, became first athlete ever to win eight medals (six gold) at a non-boycotted Olympic TOP TIMES Games … his eight medals tie 1980 USSR gymnast Alexandr Dityatin for most medals by an athlete in a single Olympics … 2003 Sullivan Award winner, becoming the 10th swimmer to be Event Best Year honored as the top amateur athlete in the country … only man to win five U.S. National titles at 100m FR 48.83 Aug 06 the same Championships … only man to ever win a U.S. National title in three different strokes at one national championship … youngest male Olympian since 1932 (2000 Olympic Games) 200m FR 1:45.20 Jul 05 … youngest man (15 years, nine months) to break a world record, breaking 200m fly mark at 100m FL 51.10 Jul 03 the 2001 Spring Nationals … he and his coach, Bob Bowman, were named the 2001 and 2003 Swimmer and Coach of the Year by USA Swimming … earned the award for Swimmer of the 200m FL 1:53.71 Feb 07 Year for a third time in 2004 200m IM 1:55.84 Aug 06 Olympics History: 2004: Gold 100m FL, 200m FL, 200m IM, 400m IM, 400m MR, 800m FR-R; Bronze 200m FR 400m IM 4:08.26 Aug 04 & 400m FR-R ... 2000: 5, 200m FL World Champs History: CAREER STATS: 2003: Gold, 200m FL(WR-semis); Gold, 200m IM(WR, also WR in semis); Gold, 400m IM 2006 US OPEN - 1 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 200m FR; , 100m BK; 1 (WR); Gold, 400m MR-R(pr); Silver, 100m FL(WR-semis); Silver, 800m FR-R (AR, also AR as Final, 200m FL; 1 Final, 200m IM; 2 Final, 400m IM lead-off) PAN PAC - 2 Final, 200m BK; 1 Final, 200m FL (WR); 1 Final, 200m IM (WR); 1 Final, 400m IM World Champs History: SUM NATS - 1 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 200m BK; 1 Final, 2001: Gold, 200m FL(WR) 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m FL; 1 Final, 200m IM; 1 Final, 400m IM World Champs History: 2005 SUM NATS - 1 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 200m FL 2005: Gold 200m FR(AR), 200m IM, 400m MR(pr), 400m FR-R, 800m FR-R; Silver, 100m FL; MoO DiP - 1 Final, 200m FL; 1 Final, 200m IM; 1 Final, 400m 7, 100m FR; 18, 400m FR IM 2006 World Rankings: WORLD - 7 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m IM; , 400m FR-R; , 400m MED-R 8th, 100m free; 1st, 200m free; 69th, 400m free; 121st, 1500m free; 8th, 100m back; 5th, 200m WC TRIALS - 1 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, back; 2nd, 100m fly; 1st, 200m fly; 1st, 200m IM; 2nd, 400m IM 400m FR; 1 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m IM 2005 World Rankings: 2004 OLY - 3 Final, 200m FR (AR); 1 Final, 200m FL (OR); 1 Final, 200m IM (OR); 1 Final, 400m IM (WR); 3 Final, 400m FR-R; , 8th, 100m free; 1st, 200m free; 11th, 400m free; 23rd, 100m back; 21st, 200m back; 2nd, 800m FR-R (AR); 1 Final, 800m FR-R 100m fly; 3rd, 200m fly; 1st, 200m IM; 3rd, 400m IM OLY TRIALS - 1 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 200m BK; 2 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m FL (USO); 1 Final, 200m IM; 1 Final, RECORDS: 400m IM (WR) Holds WR in 200m FL, set at 2007 Missouri Grand Prix ... Holds WR in 200m IM, set at 2006 SPG NATS - 1 Final, 100m FR (NAG (17-18)); 1 Final, 200m Pan Pacific Champs ... Holds WR in 400m IM, set at 2004 Olympic Games FR; 1 Final, 200m BK; 1 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m IM 2003 SUM NATS - 1 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 200m FR (AR); 1 NATIONAL TITLES: Final, 400m FR (AR); 1 Final, 200m BK; 1 Final, 200m IM (WR) 100m Free (3): ’05 SPG, '04 SPG, '03 SUM MoO DiP - 1 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m FL; 1 Final, 400m 200m Free (6): '06 SUM, '05 SUM, '05 SPG, '04 SPG, '03 SUM (AR), '03 SPG IM; , 400m MED-R 400m Free (2): ’05 SPG, '03 SUM (AR) SPG NATS - 1 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 200m BK; 1 Final, 100m FL 200m Back (3): '04 SPG, '03 SUM, '03 SPG 2002 SUM NATS - 3 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 100m Fly (6): '06 SUM, '05 SPG, '04 SPG (USO), '03 SPG, '02 SUM (AR), '01 SUM 200m FL; 1 Final, 200m IM; 1 Final, 400m IM 200m Fly (4): '06 SUM, '05 SUM, '02 SUM (USO), '01 SPG (WR) 200m IM (6): '06 SUM, '05 SPG, '04 SPG, '03 SUM (WR), '02 SUM (AR), '01 SUM 400m IM (2): '06 SUM, '02 SUM (WR) ADDITIONAL HONORS: General Accolades: 2003 James E. Sullivan Award (top amateur athlete by the AAU) ... three-time USA Swimming Swimmer of the Year (2001, 03-04) ... 2006 USA Swimming Male Race of the Year (Pan Pac 200m IM) and Relay Performance of the Year (Pan Pac 400m free relay) ... 2004 USA Swimming Male Athlete of the Year and Male Race of the Year (Olympic 100m fly) National Teams: Seven-time National A Team (2000-06) … 1999 National B Team All-Star Team: Six-time (2001-06); has made the team in four events (the most of any male) four times (2002, 2004-06) Meet Honors: 2003 FINA World Championships Male Swimmer of the Meet ... four-time (2001-03, 06) Summer Nationals and two-time (2004-05) Spring Nationals Kiphuth Award winner … 2003 Summer Nationals and 2004 Spring Nationals CP Performance of the Meet winner; 2001 P66 Spring Nationals Phillips Performance of the Meet winner PERSONAL: High School: Towson HS '03 Michael Phelps

PERSONAL: (continued) College: Michigan College Major: Sport Management Parents: Fred and Debbie … father is a police officer, and mother is a Baltimore county middle school principal Sibling(s): Two older sisters (Hilary and Whitney) … Whitney was a member of the 1995 World Championship team Nickname(s): MP Pet(s): One cat and a dog ... Herman is an English bulldog Hobbies Outside the Pool: Playing video games, watching television Ultimate Way to Relax: Sleeping, watching SportsCenter Most Influential Person: Mother ... “For EVERYTHING she has done for me.” Charities: Path Finders for Autism, spokesperson for Boys and Girls Club of America … has also volunteered motivating students in the Baltimore-area school system Sponsor(s): Speedo, VISA, Omega, PowerBar, Matsunichi, TV Asahi Training Stats: Swims 2-5 hours a day, 6-7 days a week More: Works as a volunteer assistant with the swim team More: Starred in a behind-the-scenes documentary entitled Unfiltered: The Story Behind the Rivalry with teammate and rival Ian Crocker that was released in October of 2005; Unfiltered was selected for the 2006 Tribeca Film Festival in New York … after the 2004 Games in Athens, Phelps participated in a 14-city post-Olympic tour with fellow Olympic teammates Crocker and Lenny Krayzelburg in an effort to raise the profile of the sport of swimming … co-authored a book with Sports Illustrated’s Brian Cazeneuve entitled, “Michael Phelps: Beneath the Surface”; it was released in the fall of 2004 Favorites: U.S. city: Baltimore ... int'l destination: Australia ... music: all hip hop ... celebrity: Michael Jordon SWIM 19 Eric Shanteau

CLUB: Longhorn Aquatics (TXLA-TX) FAST FACTS AGE: 23 DOB: Oct 1, 1983 HEIGHT: 6' 1" (185.4 cm) First World Championships WEIGHT: 155 lbs (70.3 kg) HOMETOWN: Lilburn, Ga. TOP TIMES BIRTHPLACE: Snellville, Ga. Event Best Year COACHED BY: / David Marsh 200m BR 2:11.38 Aug 06 Career Highlights: Became the first American ever to sweep the individual medley events at 2005 World CAREER STATS: University Games, setting a new record in the 200m IM ... won bronze in the 400m 2006 US OPEN - 1 Final, 200m BR; 2 Final, 200m IM; 3 Final, 400m IM at the 2004 Short Course World Championships … finished third in the 200m and 400m IM IM at the 2004 Olympic Trials ... won a silver in the 400m IM at the 2003 World University Games PAN PAC - 9 Final, 200m BR SUM NATS - 2 Final, 200m BR; 3 Final, 200m IM; 5 Final, 2006 World Rankings: 400m IM 4th, 200m breast; 77th, 200m fly; 3rd, 200m IM; 7th, 400m IM NCAA - 8 Final, 200y BR; 3 Final, 200y IM; 3 Final, 400y IM 2005 World Rankings: 2005 US OPEN - 20 Final, 200m BK; 3 Final, 200m BR; 3 Final, 200m IM; 2 Final, 400m IM 5th, 200m IM; 18th, 400m IM WC TRIALS - 3 Final, 200m IM; 3 Final, 400m IM 2004 OLY TRIALS - 11 Final, 200m BR; 3 Final, 200m IM; 2 Final, NATIONAL TITLES: 200m IM; 3 Final, 400m IM 400m IM (1): '02 SPG 2002 SUM NATS - 16 Final, 200m BR; 11 Final, 200m IM; 7 Final, 400m IM ADDITIONAL HONORS: SPG NATS - 2 Final, 200m BR; 2 Final, 200m IM; 1 Final, National Teams: Three-time National A Team (2004-06) … 2001 National Junior Team 400m IM High School: First male in the history of USA Swimming Scholastic All-American program to have a 4.0 GPA and a National Title … three-time All-American Interscholastic Swim team PERSONAL: High School: Parkview HS '02 College: Auburn '06 College Major: Entrepreneurship and Family Business Future Professional Aspirations: To eventually open a boat shop Parents: Richard and Janet … father works in retail, and mother is a college English professor Sibling(s): Older brother (Ryan) swam for Georgia Tech (’02) Nickname(s): Huge … one of the Auburn coaches came up with it Pet(s): One dog (Abbey) Hobbies Outside the Pool: Wakeboarding, mountain biking Ultimate Way to Relax: A day on the lake, wakeboarding Most Influential Person: Club coach at Swim Atlanta (Chris Davis) Training Stats: Swims 15,000 meters/yards per day, 6 hours a day, 6 days a week Favorites: U.S. city: Austin, Texas ... band: Incubus SWIM 20 Davis Tarwater

CLUB: Club Wolverine (CW-MI) FAST FACTS AGE: 22 DOB: Mar 24, 1984 HEIGHT: 6' 1" (185.4 cm) Second World Championships (2005) WEIGHT: 180 lbs (81.6 kg) HOMETOWN: Knoxville, Tenn. TOP TIMES RESIDENCE: Ann Arbor, Mich. Event Best Year BIRTHPLACE: Knoxville, Tenn. COACHED BY: Bob Bowman 200m FL 1:56.67 Aug 05

Career Highlights: CAREER STATS: Narrowly missed a medal at the 2005 World Championships, finishing fourth in the 200m fly ... 2006 US OPEN - 11 Final, 400m FR; 5 Final, 100m FL; 3 Final, won his first U.S. national title (200m fly) and first NCAA title (200y fly) in 2005 … repeated as 200m FL champion in the 200y fly at the 2006 NCAAs ... competed at 2003 Pan American Games in PAN PAC - 6 Final, 100m FL; 5 Final, 200m FL SUM NATS - 21 Final, 100m FR; 4 Final, 100m FL; 2 Final, 400m free 200m FL World Champs History: NCAA - 4 Final, 100y FL; 1 Final, 200y FL 2005: 4, 200m FL 2005 SUM NATS - 12 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 100m FL MoO DiP - 2 Final, 100m FL; 2 Final, 200m FL 2006 World Rankings: WORLD - 4 Final, 200m FL 34th, 100m fly; 13th, 200m fly WC TRIALS - 4 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m FL 2005 World Rankings: 2004 OLY TRIALS - 7 Final, 100m FL; 4 Final, 200m FL 117th, 200m free; 20th, 100m fly; 8th, 200m fly 2003 US OPEN - 5 Final, 200m FR; 7 Final, 400m FR; 3 Final, 100m FL; 2 Final, 200m FL NATIONAL TITLES: 2002 SUM NATS - 12 Final, 200m FR; 7 Final, 400m FR; 8 Final, 1500m FR 200m Fly (1): ’05 SPG SPG NATS - 9 Final, 100m FR; 11 Final, 200m FR; 8 Final, ADDITIONAL HONORS: 400m FR; 6 Final, 1500m FR; 15 Final, 100m FL; 3 Final, National Teams: 2005 National A Team ... 2006 National B Team 200m FL Collegiate: Named the 2006 Michigan Male College Athlete of the Year by the Detroit Athletic Club ... the award honors athletic achievement, academics and community service High School: Tennessee State High School Champion and State record holder in the 200y and 500y free … five-time NISCA High School All-American PERSONAL: High School: Webb School of Knoxville '02 College: Michigan '06 / Political science College Major: Political Science Graduate Studies: Hopes to attend law school in the future Parents: Dwight and Mary … father is a lawyer, and mother is a homemaker Sibling(s): Younger sister (Katherine) … younger brother (Dwight) Notable Relative(s): Grandfather (Richmond Flowers III) was the Attorney General of Alabama from 1963-1967… uncle (Richmond Flowers II) was an All-American and NCAA Champion in track and football; he was the world champion in the 110m hurdles and played as a safety in the NFL from 1969-73 Sports Played Before Swimming: Basketball, track Pet(s): Has two dogs (Sam and Maggie) Hobbies Outside the Pool: Listening to music, watching movies Ultimate Way to Relax: Listening to music (mostly country, rock and roll) Most Influential Person: Parents … “They taught me how to be a champion.” Charities: Has been active with Michigan's C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, visiting patients and assisting with Mock Rock, U-M's annual fundraiser for the children's hospital Training Stats: Swims 14,000 meters/yards per day, 5 hours a day, 6 days a week More: When he was little, wanted to be a firefighter ... if he could be on any TV show, it would be Jeopardy Favorites: U.S. city: Ann Arbor, Mich. ... int'l destination: Cayman Islands ... musician: Ryan Adams SWIM 21 Scott Usher

CLUB: Wyoming Aquatics (UW-WY) FAST FACTS AGE: 23 DOB: Apr 27, 1983 HEIGHT: 6' 2" (188.0 cm) One-time Olympian (2004) WEIGHT: 188 lbs (85.3 kg) Second World Championships (2005) HOMETOWN: Grand Island, Neb. RESIDENCE: Laramie, Wyo. TOP TIMES BIRTHPLACE: Fullerton, Neb. COACHED BY: Dan Ross / TJ Johnson Event Best Year 50m BR 28.96 Jul 05 Career Highlights: Took seventh in the 200m breast at the 2004 Olympic Games; his first international team was 100m BR 1:01.07 Aug 06 the 2004 Olympics ... bronze medalist in the 200m breast at the 2006 Pan Pacifics ... narrowly missed making finals of the 200m breast at the 2005 World Championships, finishing ninth ... CAREER STATS: captured second in the 200m breast and third in the 100m breast at the 2004 NCAA 2006 US OPEN - 2 Final, 100m BR; 2 Final, 200m BR Championships ... not recruited in high school, and was contacted by Wyoming a week before PAN PAC - 4 Final, 100m BR; 3 Final, 200m BR national signing date SUM NATS - 2 Final, 100m BR; 3 Final, 200m BR Olympics History: SC WORLD - 8 Semi, 100m BR (SCM); 7 Final, 100m BR (SCM); 7 Final, 200m BR (SCM) 2004: 7, 200m BR (his 1st international team trip) 2005 US OPEN - 2 Final, 100m BR; 2 Final, 200m BR World Champs History: MoO DiP - 4 Final, 100m BR; 2 Final, 200m BR 2005: 9, 200m BR WORLD - 9 Semi, 200m BR WC TRIALS - 6 Final, 100m BR; 2 Final, 200m BR 2006 World Rankings: 2004 OLY - 7 Final, 200m BR 13th, 100m breast; 6th, 200m breast OLY TRIALS - 3 Final, 100m BR; 3 Final, 100m BR; 2 Final, 2005 World Rankings: 200m BR; 2 Final, 200m BR 40th, 100m breast; 13th, 200m breast 2003 US OPEN - 2 Final, 100m BR; 2 Final, 200m BR SUM NATS - 2 Final, 100m BR; 3 Final, 200m BR ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2002 SUM NATS - 18 Final, 100m BR; 22 Final, 200m BR National Teams: Two-time National A Team (2004, 06) ... 2005 National B Team PERSONAL: High School: Grand Island Senior HS ‘01 College: Wyoming '06 College Major: Criminal Justice Future Professional Aspirations: Police / FBI officer Parents: Tom and Pam … father is an insurance agent, and mother is an office manager at GI Family Radio … Tom played football for a small college in Nebraska Sibling(s): Older brother (Alan) attended the University of Nebraska and now owns radio stations in Nebraska Sports Played Before Swimming: Football, basketball, baseball, golf, soccer Nickname(s): Scottie the Hottie … his friends started calling him that, but his coach thinks it’s motivational to call him Scottie the Hottie during main sets Hobbies Outside the Pool: Hiking, bounding, fishing, hunting, hanging out with friends Ultimate Way to Relax: Taking naps, hiking up a mountain and laying in the sun while listening to music Most Influential Person: Grandma Lacey … “She always told me that if you try, anything is possible, but you must use all of your heart.” Training Stats: Swims 12,000 meters per day, 4 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Used to train in a lazy river in Nebraska by swimming against the current ... traveling to Athens for the 2004 Olympic Games was his first experience outside of the U.S. Favorites: Int'l destination: Greece ... musician: Long Beach Dub Allstars ... summer activity: fishing SWIM 22 Peter Vanderkaay

CLUB: Club Wolverine (CW-MI) FAST FACTS AGE: 23 DOB: Feb 12, 1984 HEIGHT: 6' 4" (193.0 cm) One-time Olympian (2004) WEIGHT: 205 lbs (93.0 kg) One Olympic medal (1g) HOMETOWN: Rochester, Mich. Second World Championships (2005) RESIDENCE: Ann Arbor, Mich. BIRTHPLACE: Royal Oak, Mich. One World medal (1g) COACHED BY: Bob Bowman TOP TIMES Career Highlights: Has swam on the 800m free relay that has broken the American record each summer since Event Best Year 2004 ... member of the American record-setting 800m free relay team at the 2006 Pan Pacifics and 2005 World Championships ... gold medalist on the American record-breaking 800m free 200m FR 1:47.25 Jul 05 relay team at 2004 Olympic Games … won silver in the 800m free relay and bronze in both the 400m FR 3:46.68 Aug 05 800m and 1500m free at the 2003 World University Games 800m FR 7:58.04 Jun 06 Olympics History: 2004: Gold, 800m FR-R(AR) World Champs History: CAREER STATS: 2005: Gold, 800m FR-R(AR); 6, 200m & 400m FR 2006 US OPEN - 9 Final, 200m FR; 5 Final, 400m FR; 6 Final, 1500m FR 2006 World Rankings: PAN PAC - 5 Final, 200m FR; 9 Final, 400m FR; , 1500m FR 59th, 100m free; 14th, 200m free; 6th, 400m free; 24th, 1500m free SUM NATS - 10 Final, 100m FR; 3 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 400m FR; 3 Final, 1500m FR 2005 World Rankings: NCAA - 2 Final, 200y FR; 1 Final, 500y FR (AR); 1 Final, 500y 86th, 100m free; 9th, 200m free; 5th, 400m free; 17th, 800m free; 85th, 1500m free FR (USO); 2 Final, 1650y FR 2005 SUM NATS - 2 Final, 800m FR RECORDS: MoO DiP - 1 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 400m FR Holds AR in 500y FR, set at 2006 Men's NCAA Champs WORLD - 6 Final, 200m FR; 6 Final, 400m FR; , 800m FR-R WC TRIALS - 2 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 400m FR ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2004 OLY - , 800m FR-R (AR); 1 Final, 800m FR-R International: Member of the 800m free relay, which has held the American record since 2004 ... OLY TRIALS - 3 Final, 200m FR; 5 Final, 200m FR; 3 Final, was also a member of the American record-setting 800m free relay at the 2004 Olympics when 400m FR Team USA upset the Australians, who had not lost the race at an international meet in seven 2003 US OPEN - 4 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 400m FR; 3 Final, 1500m FR years SUM NATS - 6 Final, 200m FR; 6 Final, 400m FR National Teams: Two-time National A Team (2005-06) … two-time National B Team (2003-04) SPG NATS - 8 Final, 400m FR; 4 Final, 1500m FR Collegiate: 2006 Big Ten Male Athlete of the Year 2002 SUM NATS - 16 Final, 400m FR; 7 Final, 1500m FR SPG NATS - 12 Final, 200m FR; 5 Final, 400m FR; 3 Final, PERSONAL: 800m FR; 3 Final, 1500m FR High School: Rochester Adams HS '02 College: Michigan '07 College Major: Biology Parents: Mark and Robin … father is a dentist, and mother is a homemaker Sibling(s): Older brother (Christian) swam at the University of Michigan … younger brother (Alex) swam at the University of Michigan … all three brothers swam together for the Wolverines during the 2004-05 season Sports Played Before Swimming: Baseball, basketball Nickname(s): PVK Pet(s): Two dogs (Maddy and Skyler) ... both are yellow labs ... also has a hermit crab (Ditka) Hobbies Outside the Pool: Hunting, being outdoors, hanging out with friends Ultimate Way to Relax: Sleeping Most Influential Person: Parents Training Stats: Swims 10-15,000 meters/yards per day, 4-5 hours a day, 6 days a week More: When he was little, wanted to be a scientist ... if he could be on any TV show, it would be Jeopardy Favorites: U.S. city: Ann Arbor, Mich. ... int'l destination: Grand Cayman ... celebrity: Clint Eastwood ... summer activity: boating SWIM 23 Erik Vendt

CLUB: Club Wolverine (CW-MI) FAST FACTS AGE: 26 DOB: Jan 9, 1981 HEIGHT: 5' 11" (180.3 cm) Two-time Olympian (2004, 2000) WEIGHT: 170 lbs (77.1 kg) Two Olympic medals (2s) HOMETOWN: North Easton, Mass. Third World Championships (2003, 2001) RESIDENCE: Ann Arbor, Mich. COACHED BY: Bob Bowman Two World medals (1s, 1b)

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES Two-time Olympian who has earned two silver medals in the 400m IM (2004 and 2000) ... returned to competitive swimming in April 2006 and went on to make the 2006 Pan Pac team in Event Best Year August; earned gold in the 1500m free in Victoria ... two-time World Championship medalist, 800m FR 7:55.10 Jun 04 earning bronze in the 1500m free in 2003 and silver in the 400m IM in 2001 ... was the first American to break 15 minutes in 1500m free (lcm) 1500m FR 14:59.11 Aug 00 Olympics History: 2004: Silver, 400m IM; 16, 1500m FR ... 2000: Silver, 400m IM; 6, 1500m FR CAREER STATS: World Champs History: 2006 PAN PAC - , 1500m FR; 9 Final, 400m IM 2003: Bronze, 1500m FR ... 2001: Silver, 400m IM SUM NATS - 24 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 1500m FR; 3 Final, 2006 World Rankings: 400m IM 2004 OLY - 16 Prelim, 1500m FR; 2 Final, 400m IM 39th, 400m free; 12th, 1500m free; 104th, 200m IM; 4th, 400m IM OLY TRIALS - 2 Final, 1500m FR; 2 Final, 400m IM SPG NATS - 9 Final, 400m FR; 5 Final, 800m FR; 9 Final, RECORDS: 200m BR; 2 Final, 400m IM Holds AR in 1500m FR (SCM), set at 2000 US Men's NCAA Champs 2003 MoO DiP - 5 Final, 1500m FR; 3 Final, 400m IM SPG NATS - 3 Final, 400m FR NATIONAL TITLES: 2002 SUM NATS - 2 Final, 400m FR; 1 Final, 1500m FR; 5 Final, 400m Free (1): '98 SUM 200m BR; 2 Final, 400m IM 1500m Free (5): '06 SUM, '02 SUM, '01 SPG, '00 SUM, '98 SUM 400m IM (1): ’01 SPG ADDITIONAL HONORS: General Accolades: 2006 USA Swimming Perseverance Award recipient ... first American to break 15 minutes in 1500m free (lcm) National Teams: Seven-time National A Team (1998, 00-04, 06) … two-time National B Team (1997, 99) ... 1998 National Junior Team All-Star Team: Four-time (1998, 01-02, 06) Collegiate: High-point winner at the 2003 NCAA Championships … 2002 NCAA Swimmer of the Year PERSONAL: High School: Boston College HS ‘99 College: Southern Cal ‘05 College Major: International Relations Parents: Bill and Kathy Started Swimming: At age 3 ... "We lived in Saudi Arabia, and it was the only thing to do." Sports Played Before Swimming: Baseball Sponsor(s): TYR More: An avid Boston sports fan … he also lists boxer Rocky Marciano as his biggest sports hero More: Returned to the pool in April 2006 after retiring from competitive swimming after Athens ... spent four months backpacking in Europe after the 2004 Games before moving to New York, where he taught swimming lessons to beginners ... working with the kids gave him a new outlook on the sport ... after the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino, decided to give it another go, this time training at Club Wolverine Favorites: U.S. city: Boston ... int'l destination: ... musician: Steve Earl ... celebrity: David Ortiz of the Red Sox ... summer activity: the beach SWIM 24 Neil Walker

CLUB: Longhorn Aquatics (TXLA-TX) FAST FACTS AGE: 30 DOB: Jun 25, 1976 HEIGHT: 6' 5" (195.6 cm) Two-time Olympian (2004, 2000) WEIGHT: 190 lbs (86.2 kg) Four Olympic Medals (2g, 1s, 1b) HOMETOWN: Verona, Wis. Fifth World Championships (2005, 2003, RESIDENCE: Austin, Texas 2001, 1998) BIRTHPLACE: Madison, Wis. Six World medals (4g, 2s) COACHED BY: Eddie Reese

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES In 2005, he was Team USA's only four-time World Championship veteran … earned bronze in the 400m free relay and gold swimming prelims on the 400m medley relay at 2004 Olympic Event Best Year Games … also won gold as part of the American-record setting 400m free relay team at 2004 100m FR 48.55 Aug 00 Short Course World Championships … owns eight U.S. National titles Olympics History: CAREER STATS: 2004: Gold, 400m MR(pr); Bronze, 400m FR-R ... 2000: Gold, 400m MR(pr); Silver, 400m FR-R 2006 PAN PAC - 6 Final, 100m FR SUM NATS - t4 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 100m FR World Champs History: 2005 SUM NATS - 4 Final, 100m FR 2005: Gold, 400m FR-R & 400m MR(pr) ... 2003: Gold, 400m MR-R(pr); Silver, 400m FR-R ... MoO DiP - 2 Final, 100m FR 2001: no medals ... 1998: Gold, 400m FR-R; Silver, 400m MR-R WORLD - , 400m FR-R; , 400m FR-R; , 400m MED-R SC Worlds History: WC TRIALS - 6 Final, 50m FR; 5 Final, 100m FR 2004 OLY - 3 Final, 400m FR-R Became the third man in history (Mark Spitz and were the first two), to win seven OLY TRIALS - 14 Final, 50m FR; 4 Final, 100m FR medals at a major international competition when he won five gold and two silver medals at the SPG NATS - t6 Final, 50m FR; 5 Final, 100m FR; 5 Final, 2000 Short Course World Championships 100m BK 2006 World Rankings: 2003 SUM NATS - 1 Final, 50m FR; t2 Final, 100m FR; 5 Final, 100m BK 27th, 50m free; 19th, 100m free; 118th, 100m back MoO DiP - 3 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR; , 400m MED-R 2005 World Rankings: SPG NATS - 1 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 100m 32nd, 50m free; 26th, 100m free BK 2002 US Open - 1 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 100m NATIONAL TITLES: BK SUM NATS - 7 Final, 50m FR; 5 Final, 100m FR; 5 Final, 100m Fly (1): '97 SUM 100m BK; 8 Final, 100m FL 100m Back (1): '00 SPG SPG NATS - 4 Final, 50m FR 100m Free (3): '00 SUM, '00 SPG, '96 SUM 50m Free (3): '03 SUM, '03 SPG, '00 SPG ADDITIONAL HONORS: National Teams: Four-time National A Team (1997-00) … four-time National B Team (1996, 01, 03, 06) All-Star Team: Three-time (1997, 99-00) Meet Honors: 2000 Short Course World Championships Performer of the Meet ... 1997 Phillips Performance of the Year award Collegiate: 1997 NCAA Swimmer of the Year … led Texas to men’s NCAA team title in 1996 PERSONAL: High School: Verona HS ’94 College: Texas '99 College Major: Liberal Arts Parents: Robert and Barbara … father is a retired lab technician, and mother is a retired nurse Spouse: Married April (Ryan) Walker September 15, 2001 ... she is a nurse Sibling(s): Two older brothers (Brent and Gregg) Sports Played Before Swimming: Soccer, t-ball, hockey Pet(s): One cat (Cleo) … he has had him since 1995 Hobbies Outside the Pool: Fishing, being outdoors Ultimate Way to Relax: Fishing, sleeping Most Influential Person: Randy Trowbridge, club coach, and Eddie Reese, college coach, because of “the direction and advice they’ve given me over the years. They pushed me even when I didn’t want to be pushed.” Sponsor(s): Speedo Training Stats: Swims 10,000 meters/yards per day, 2-4 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Became the third man in history (Mark Spitz and Matt Biondi were the first two), to win seven medals at a major international competition when he won five gold and two silver medals at the 2000 Short Course World Championships ... became the second man in history, joining Biondi (1986), to qualify for World Championships in four individual events when he did it in 1997 Favorites: U.S. city: Austin, Texas ... int'l destination: Cayman Islands ... band: Led Zeppelin ... summer activity: fishing SWIM 25 David Walters

CLUB: University of Texas (UT-TX) / Coast Guard Blue Dolphins FAST FACTS AGE: 19 DOB: Sep 27, 1987 First World Championships HEIGHT: 6' 2" (188.0 cm) WEIGHT: 170 lbs (77.1 kg) TOP TIMES HOMETOWN: Yorktown, Va. COACHED BY: Eddie Reese / Jack Bierie Event Best Year 200m FR 1:48.85 Aug 06 Career Highlights: Double bronze medalist swimming on the 400m and 800m free relays at the 2005 Junior Pan CAREER STATS: Pacs; also took sixth in the 100m free ... placed sixth in the 200m free at the 2006 Nationals to 2006 SUM NATS - 20 Final, 100m FR; 6 Final, 200m FR earn a spot on the 2007 World Championships team SPG CHAMPS - 2 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 200m FR; 17 Final, 400m FR 2006 World Rankings: 2005 SUM NATS - 6 Final, 200m FR 111th, 100m free; 29th, 200m free; 91st, 400m free WC TRIALS - 23 Final, 100m FR; 8 Final, 200m FR; 18 Final, 2005 World Rankings: 400m FR 50th, 200m free 2004 SUM NATS - 7 Final, 200m FR SPG NATS - 43 Final, 800m FR ADDITIONAL HONORS: National Teams: 2005 National Junior Team High School: Two-time Virginia Swimmer of the Year (2005-06) PERSONAL: High School: Tabb HS '06 College: Texas '10 College Major: Undeclared, but is considering engineering Future Professional Aspirations: Engineer for the Coast Guard Parents: Wayne and Susan ... father is a mechanical engineer, and mother is an operations coordinator ... David and his father take as many beach trips to go surfing as possible Sibling(s): Older sister (Gailey) swam for the Duke Dog swim team at James Madison University Notable Relative(s): Grandfather (George Cherry) competed in track and field at Auburn Started Swimming: "I started swimming with my neighborhood team around the age 5 to improve my swimming skills so that I could go surfing in rougher conditions with my dad. It killed me to have to sit on the beach and see my dad get monster barrels." Sports Played Before Swimming: Little league soccer ... "Unfortunately we didn’t have a coach, so my dad stepped in after watching the FIFA World Cup and lead the team to victory." Nickname(s): Que Tip ... "When summer time comes, I still have pale skin, and my body burns more than tans." Hobbies Outside the Pool: Surfing ... "Whenever I have free time you can find me at my favorite surf spot. This past summer (2006) my parents bought a sailboat. So I’ve been learning how to sail and the ways of the water outside surf breaks." Ultimate Way to Relax: Hanging out by a campfire, listening to music, watching movies, and reading Most Influential Person: Club coach (Jack Bierie) ... "He’s taught me to be a man. Jack has given me discipline and courage to accomplish my goals. I’ll never forget waking up at Nationals for wake-up swims, and then analyzing all the swimmers in my prelim heat over breakfast. Jack is also my friend." Charities: Newport News Beach Clean Up with Midtown Aquatic Center Training Stats: 15,000 meters/yards per day with doubles, 3.5 hours per day with doubles, plus weight training and dryland circuits SWIM 26 Mark Warkentin

CLUB: Santa Barbara Swim Club (SBSC-CA) FAST FACTS AGE: 27 DOB: Nov 14, 1979 HEIGHT: 6' 2" (188.0 cm) First World Championships WEIGHT: 185 lbs (83.9 kg) CAREER STATS: HOMETOWN: Santa Barbara, Calif. 2006 SUM NATS - 14 Final, 400m FR; , 800m FR-R BIRTHPLACE: Santa Barbara, Calif. SPG CHAMPS - 14 Final, 100m FR; 14 Final, 200m FR; 8 COACHED BY: John Dussliere Final, 400m FR 2005 SUM NATS - t68 Prelim, 100m FR; 23 Prelim, 200m FR; 20 Final, 200m FR; 5 Prelim, 400m FR; 7 Final, 400m FR Career Highlights: WC TRIALS - 19 Prelim, 200m FR; 15 Final, 200m FR; 10 Prelim, 400m FR; 12 Final, 400m FR Won the 25K and finished third in the 5K & 10K at the 2006 Open Water Nationals ... member 2004 SPG NATS - 33 Prelim, 100m FR; , 100m FR; 13 Prelim, of the 1998 Goodwill Games ... won four gold medals at the 1999 World University Games and 200m FR; 11 Final, 200m FR; 16 Prelim, 400m FR; 16 Final, a silver at the 2001 WUGs 400m FR; , 400m FR-R WUGs History: 2003 SUM NATS - , 100m FR; 9 Prelim, 200m FR; 11 Final, 200m 2001: Silver, 800m FR-R ... 1999: Gold, 200m & 400m & 800m FR & 800m FR-R FR; 25 Prelim, 400m FR; 19 Final, 400m FR; , 400m FR-R; , 800m FR-R; , 400m MED-R 2006 World Rankings: SPG NATS - 7 Prelim, 200m FR; 8 Final, 200m FR; 10 Prelim, 142nd, 400m free 400m FR; 11 Final, 400m FR 2005 World Rankings: 2002 SUM NATS - 20 Prelim, 200m FR; 23 Final, 200m FR; , 200m FR; 24 Prelim, 400m FR; 21 Final, 400m FR; , 800m FR-R 137th, 200m free; 61st, 400m free 2001 WUG - , 400m FR ADDITIONAL HONORS: National Teams: Two-time National B Team (1999, 2006) ... 1996 National Junior Team Collegiate: Four-time All-American at USC ... 1999 Willis Award recipient, given to a single freshman on the men's swimming team at USC PERSONAL: High School: San Marcos HS '98 College: Univ. of Southern California '03 College Major: Communication Future Professional Aspirations: Possibly coaching if he chooses not to follow in the family business Job Outside of Swimming: Works with his father in property management and real estate development Parents: John and Marjolein ... father is a real estate developer and manager, and mother is a homemaker ... John was a decathlete in the 1960s and 70s; graduated from Fresno State and continued to pursue the sport after college; won the national title in 1967 and 1971, and narrowly missed making the Olympic Team Spouse: Wife (Diana) is a Christian preschool teacher ... they were married Sept. 20, 2003 Sibling(s): Older sister (Kara) attended USC and was an All-American tennis player ... younger brother (Paul) attended Arizona and also played tennis Started Swimming: At age 2 ... "My mom needed a consistent activity that would make me tired." Sports Played Before Swimming: Basketball and soccer (until the age of 13) in addition to swimming Hobbies Outside the Pool: Plants trees ... "I love avocado and citrus trees. I've planted about 60 of them over the past few years at my parents' 13-acre property in the hills of Santa Barbara. I don't have the time to be a commercial farmer, but planting a tree is very self-satisfying." Hobbies Outside the Pool: Enjoys announcing swim meets and is the official announcer at UCSB for all of their dual meets; has also been the announcer at USC swim meets and various club meets in Southern California ... works at his church as a volunteer in the children's ministry with "AWANA," a program that resembles Boy Scouts; he is a counselor and is in charge of all of the games and activities Ultimate Way to Relax: Enjoys warching TV with his wife: "After a long day of both swimming and work, and her long day of teaching at the preschool, we find it very relaxing to have a nice dinner and then watch TV." ... in the summer, enjoys going on walks around his home and in the surrounding hills around Santa Barbara ... before a race, likes to listen to Jeremy Camp, a Christian musician, to calm him down: "A lot of swimmers have pump-up music right before a race, but I'm usually so excited that I need something to calm me." Sponsor(s): TYR Training Stats: 18,000 meters/day, 4 hours per day in the water and 2 hours of dryland, 6 days per week More: Considers open water swimming to be his second chance at a swimming career ... "Nothing extraordinary happened to me that I can point at as a defining moment, and I have not had to overcome any significant adversity. I made the World Championship team out of desperation. I had intended to be a pool swimmer, but I was never fast enough to make a serious impression on the swimming world. I hadn't been on a U.S. National Team since 2001, and every year since 1999 I had progressively gotten slower. I was tired, burned out, and depressed. I was training incredibly hard, but was not living up to my own expectations. Open water swimming presented a brand new opportunity." SWIM 27 Garrett Weber-Gale

CLUB: University of Texas (UT-TX) FAST FACTS AGE: 21 DOB: Aug 6, 1985 HEIGHT: 6' 2" (188.0 cm) Second World Championships (2005) WEIGHT: 178 lbs (80.7 kg) One World medal (1g) HOMETOWN: Milwaukee, Wis. RESIDENCE: Austin, Texas TOP TIMES BIRTHPLACE: Stevens Point, Wis. COACHED BY: Eddie Reese Event Best Year 100m FR 49.40 Aug 05 Career Highlights: Won his first NCAA title in the 100y free in 2006 ... swam prelims for the winning 400m free CAREER STATS: relay at 2005 World Championships ... won his first U.S. national title in the 100m free at the 2004 Nationals … narrowly missed a spot on the 2004 Olympic Team, finishing seventh in the 2006 SUM NATS - 7 Final, 50m FR; 5 Final, 100m FR 100m free at Olympic Trials NCAA - 7 Final, 50y FR; 1 Final, 100y FR; 9 Final, 100y BK 2005 SUM NATS - 4 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 100m FR World Champs History: MoO DiP - 6 Final, 100m FR 2005: Gold, 400m FR-R(pr) WORLD - , 400m FR-R 2006 World Rankings: WC TRIALS - 4 Final, 50m FR; 4 Final, 100m FR 2004 SUM NATS - 1 Final, 100m FR; 9 Final, 200m FR; 9 Final, 32nd, 50m free; 30th, 100m free 100m BK 2005 World Rankings: OLY TRIALS - 7 Final, 100m FR; 7 Final, 100m FR 22nd, 50m free; 24th, 100m free 2003 SUM NATS - 22 Final, 50m FR; 9 Final, 100m FR SPG NATS - 11 Final, 100m FR; 24 Final, 100m BK NATIONAL TITLES: 2002 US Open - 10 Final, 50m FR; 7 Final, 100m FR; 13 Final, 100m Free (1): ’04 SUM 100m BK; 17 Final, 100m FL ADDITIONAL HONORS: Collegiate: 2005 Big 12 Freshman of the Year High School: High school Academic All-American Age Group: 2003 Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Swimmer of the Year PERSONAL: High School: Nicolet HS ’03 College: Texas ’08 College Major: Corporate Communications Graduate Studies: Entrepreneurship Parents: Mark Gale and Diane Weber … father is the COO and Creative Director of an advertising agency, and mother is a real estate agent ... mother swam at Centenary College Sibling(s): Older sister (Hillary) attended the Rhode Island School of Design Sports Played Before Swimming: Soccer, basketball, golf, sailing Nickname(s): G-dubs, G, Weber-Grill Hobbies Outside the Pool: Sailing, skiing, snowboarding, playing ultimate frisbee, spending time outside Ultimate Way to Relax: Sailing, laying on the beach Most Influential Person: Grandfather … “He was very simple, caring and knowledgeable, and he always put his family first.” Charities: The Capital Area Food Bank of Texas Training Stats: Swims 7-10,000 meters/yards per day, 2-4 hours a day, 6 days a week SWIM 28 Ben Wildman-Tobriner

CLUB: Stanford University FAST FACTS AGE: 22 DOB: Sep 21, 1984 HEIGHT: 6' 4" (193.0 cm) Second World Championships (2005) WEIGHT: 200 lbs (90.7 kg) One World medal (1g) HOMETOWN: San Francisco, Calif. RESIDENCE: Stanford, Calif. TOP TIMES BIRTHPLACE: San Francisco, Calif. COACHED BY: Skip Kenney Event Best Year 50m FR 22.13 Aug 05 Career Highlights: Finished second in the 50m free at the 2006 Nationals to earn a spot on the 2007 World 100m FR 49.35 Apr 05 Championships team ... won his first U.S. national title in 2005, edging out World Champion Roland Schoeman in the 50m free at Nationals; also finished fifth in the 100m free and 100m CAREER STATS: fly ... swam prelims on the gold medal-winning 400m free relay at the 2005 World 2006 PAN PAC - 5 Final, 50m FR Championships SUM NATS - 2 Final, 50m FR; 4 Final, 100m FR World Champs History: NCAA - 2 Final, 50y FR; 2 Final, 100y FR; t11 Final, 100y FL 2005: Gold, 400m FR-R(pr) 2005 SUM NATS - 1 Final, 50m FR; 5 Final, 100m FR; 5 Final, 100m FL 2006 World Rankings: MoO DiP - 3 Final, 50m FR 7th, 50m free; 27th, 100m free; 119th, 100m fly WORLD - , 100m FR; , 400m FR-R WC TRIALS - 3 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 100m FR 2005 World Rankings: 2004 OLY TRIALS - 5 Final, 50m FR; 7 Final, 50m FR; 4 Final, 5th, 50m free; 23rd, 100m free 100m FR NATIONAL TITLES: 2003 SUM NATS - 6 Final, 50m FR; 12 Final, 100m FR 2002 SPG NATS - 17 Final, 50m FR 50m Free (1): ’05 SUM ADDITIONAL HONORS: National Teams: Two-time National A Team (2005-06) PERSONAL: College: Stanford ’07 College Major: Biomechanical Engineering Future Professional Aspirations: Doctor Parents: Michael Tobriner and Stephanie Wildman … father is an attorney, and mother is a law professor Sibling(s): Older sister (Becky) who used to swim and play water polo Notable Relative(s): Grandfather (Matthew Tobriner) served on the California Supreme Court in the 1960s Sports Played Before Swimming: Baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis, golf Nickname(s): Vildman … when he was in Europe, a clerk at the train station pronounced Wildman in a German accent, and people just kept calling him that Hobbies Outside the Pool: Playing golf, writing songs, playing the guitar, wood working, photography Ultimate Way to Relax: Playing the guitar while camping Most Influential Person: Parents … “I’ve always looked up to them. They’ve taught me a lot in life, most importantly, to never bet against yourself.” Training Stats: Swims 7,000 meters/yards per day, 3-4 hours a day, 6 days a week More: In Aug. 2005 after competing at the World Champs, traveled to Izmir, Turkey, to watch Stanford teammates Kyle Ransom and Shaun Phillips compete at WUGs ... he came as a result of a "gentleman’s agreement" made with Phillips and Ransom at the 2005 World Champ Trials in April, where all three were attempting to qualify for a summer international team ... if Phillips and Ransom made the WUGs team, and if Wildman-Tobriner made the World Champs (held the last week of July in Montreal) team, he would travel to Turkey and cheer them on ... after WUGs, the three went on a tour of Europe, hitting up , and Greece Favorites: U.S. city: Honolulu ... int'l destination: Rome ... band: Brand New ... summer activity: golf SWIM 29 Elizabeth Beisel

PRONOUNCED: BYE-sel FAST FACTS CLUB: Bluefish Swim Club (ABF-MA) AGE: 14 DOB: Aug 18, 1992 First World Championships HEIGHT: 5' 7" (170.2 cm) HOMETOWN: Saunderstown, R.I. TOP TIMES BIRTHPLACE: Saunderstown, R.I. Event Best Year 200m BK 2:11.68 Aug 06 Career Highlights: Made the 2006 Pan Pac team as a 13-year-old after finishing second in the 200m back at the CAREER STATS: 2006 Nationals ... finished fifth in that event at the Pan Pacifics ... set 11-12 NAG records in the 2006 US OPEN - 22 Final, 800m FR; 8 Final, 100m BK; 4 Final, 200m back and 400m IM at the 2005 Junior Championships 200m BK; 12 Final, 200m IM; 8 Final, 400m IM PAN PAC - 5 Final, 200m BK 2006 World Rankings: SUM NATS - 9 Final, 100m BK; 2 Final, 200m BK; 19 Final, 72nd, 100m back; 12th, 200m back; 81st, 400m IM 200m IM; 12 Final, 400m IM 2005 World Rankings: - , 200m FR; , 400m FR; , 200m IM SPG CHAMPS - 7 Final, 100m BK; 4 Final, 200m BK; 14 Final, 77th, 200m back 200m IM; 9 Final, 400m IM 2005 US OPEN - 27 Final, 800m FR; 15 Final, 100m BK; 3 Final, RECORDS: 200m BK; 22 Final, 200m IM; 15 Final, 400m IM Holds NAG (11-12) in 200m BK, set at 2005 Junior Championships ... Holds NAG (11-12) in JR NATS - 9 Final, 800m FR; 7 Final, 1500m FR; 7 Final, 400m IM (Prelim), set at 2005 Junior Championships ... Holds NAG (11-12) in 200y BK, set at 100m BK; 2 Final, 200m BK (NAG (11-12)); 8 Final, 200m IM; 3 Final, 400m IM 2005 MR Speedo Sectionals ... Holds NAG (10 & under) in 200m IM, set at 2004 NE Open WC TRIALS - 19 Final, 200m BK Championship ... Holds NAG (10 & under) in 100m BK, set at 2003 NE 12&U AG Champs ... 2004 US OPEN - 15 Final, 200m BK Holds NAG (10 & under) in 200m FR, set at 2003 NE 12&U AG Champs ... Holds NAG (10 & under) in 400m FR, set at 2003 ST Texas Open

ADDITIONAL HONORS: National Teams: 2006 National B Team ... qualified for the 2007 National Junior Team PERSONAL: High School: North Kingstown HS '10 Future Professional Aspirations: Sports commentator Parents: Ted and Joan ... father is a construction superintendent, and mother is an employee for American Airlines ... Joan swan for Rhode Island Sibling(s): Younger brother (Danny) Started Swimming: At age 5 because "I loved the water." Sports Played Before Swimming: Ballet, basketball, soccer Nickname(s): Bekel, Diesel ... "At one meet, I was somehow entered as Bekel, so people started to call me that." Pet(s): One dog (Reggie) ... one cat (Belle) Hobbies Outside the Pool: Surfing, playing the violin or piano, running track ... was an Eastern Surfing Association divisional finalist Ultimate Way to Relax: Sleeping, listening to music Most Influential Person: Parents ... "They have sacrificed so much for me, and they are always supportive." Charities: Volunteers with Special Olympics swimming and the Rhode Island Community Food Bank More: When she was younger, wanted to be an actress Favorites: U.S. city: Los Angeles ... int'l destination: Australia ... musician: Bob Marley ... celebrity: Johnny Depp ... summer activity: surfing SWIM 30 Natalie Coughlin

PRONOUNCED: COG-lin FAST FACTS CLUB: Cal Aquatics AGE: 24 DOB: Aug 23, 1982 One-time Olympian (2004) HEIGHT: 5' 8" (172.7 cm) Five Olympic Medals (2g, 2s, 1b) HOMETOWN: Vallejo, Calif. Fourth World Championships (2005, 2003, BIRTHPLACE: Emeryville, Calif. 2001) COACHED BY: Teri McKeever Eleven World medals (4g, 4s, 3b)

Career Highlights: Just the third American woman to win five Olympic medals at one meet, including two gold in TOP TIMES the 100m backstroke and as a member of the world record-setting 4x200m freestyle relay … first and only woman to swim the 100m back in less than one minute … 2002 USA Swimming Event Best Year Swimmer of the Year ... three-time NCAA Swimmer of the Year ... three-time Sullivan Award 50m FR 24.98 Jun 06 finalist (nation's top amateur athlete) ... first person since (1978) to win five U.S. National titles at one meet (August 2002) ... currently owns 22 international medals (10 gold), 100m FR 53.83 Aug 06 five individual world records, 16 individual American records and 13 U.S. National titles 200m FR 1:57.74 Aug 04 Olympics History: 100m BK 59.58 Aug 02 2004: Only the third American woman to win five Olympic medals at one meet, including two gold 100m BK & 800m FR-R(WR); Silver, 400m FR-R & 400m MR; Bronze, 100m FR 100m FL 57.78 Aug 06 World Champs History: 2005: Gold, 800m FR-R; Silver, 100m FR(tie) & 400m MR; Bronze, 100m BK & 400m FR-R CAREER STATS: World Champs History: 2006 PAN PAC - 2 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 100m 2003: Gold, 400m FR-R; Silver, 400m MR ... 2001: Gold, 100m BK & 800m FR-R(AR); Silver, BK 400m MR; Bronze, 50m BK SUM NATS - 2 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 100m FL 2006 World Rankings: 2005 MoO DiP - 1 Final, 100m BK 8th, 50m free; 5th, 100m free; 8th, 200m free; 1st, 100m back; 3rd, 100m fly; 45th, 200m IM WORLD - t2 Final, 100m FR; , 100m FR; , 200m FR; 3 Final, 2005 World Rankings: 100m BK; , 100m BK; 6 Final, 50m FL; , 400m FR-R WC TRIALS - 1 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 100m BK; 3 Final, 55th, 50m free; 6th, 100m free; 12th, 200m free; 1st, 100m back; 12th, 100m fly; 32nd, 200m 100m FL IM 2004 OLY - 3 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 100m BK; , 400m FR-R (AR); , 800m FR-R (WR); , 800m FR-R (AR); , 800m FR-R (OR); 2 RECORDS: Final, 400m MED-R Holds WR in 800m FR-R, set at 2004 Olympic Games ... Holds WR in 100m BK (SCM), set at OLY TRIALS - 6 Final, 50m FR; t5 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 2002 US FINA World Cup NY ... Holds WR in 100m IM (SCM), set at 2002 US FINA World 100m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 100m Cup NY ... Holds WR in 100m BK, set at 2002 Phillips66 Nationals ... Holds WR in 200m BK BK (SCM), set at 2001 US World Cup ... Holds AR in 200m BK, set at 2002 US Phillips 66 2003 MoO DiP - 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 100m FL Nationals 2002 SUM NATS - 1 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 100m BK (WR); 1 Final, 200m BK; 1 Final, 100m FL NATIONAL TITLES: 100m Free (2): '05 SPG, '02 SUM 200m Free (2): '06 SUM, '02 SUM 100m Back (3): '05 SPG, '02 SUM (WR), '01 SPG 200m Back (3): '02 SUM (AR), '98 SUM, '98 SPG 100m Fly (3): '06 SUM, '02 SUM, '01 SPG ADDITIONAL HONORS: General Accolades: Three-time Sullivan Award finalist for the nation's top amateur athlete (2001-02, 05) … 2004 Female Athlete of the Year and two-time Relay Performance of the Year (2004 Olympic and 2005 World Champ 800m free relay) … 2003 Women's Sports Foundation Sportswoman of the Year … 2002 USA Swimming Athlete of the Year International: 2002 Swimming World Female World Swimmer of the Year National Teams: Eight-time National A Team (1997-98, 01-06) ... 1997 National Junior Team All-Star Team: Seven-time (1998, 01-06) Meet Honors: First person since Tracy Caulkins (1978) to win five U.S. National titles at one meet (August 2002) ... had qualifying times for 1998 National Championships for every event and every stroke (first swimmer to do so) Meet Honors: World record holder in the 100m back (first woman under one minute) ... swam the lead-off leg of the world record-setting 4x200m free relay at the 2004 Olympic Games (the former 17-year-old record was the oldest one on the books); her lead-off split was the second-fastest time by an American woman and would have won the 200m free individually in Athens Collegiate: Three-time NCAA Swimmer of the Year (2001-03); won 11 of 12 possible NCAA titles over her career; also won one NCAA relay title … 2004 Sports Illustrated on Campus’ Female Athlete of the Year High School: 1998 Swimming World National High School Swimmer of the Year … top female point-getter on 1998 and 1999 Scholastic All-American teams PERSONAL: High School: Carondelet HS '00 College: Cal-Berkeley '05 College Major: Psychology Natalie Coughlin

PERSONAL: (continued) Future Professional Aspirations: Broadcasting ... was an Olympic analyst for MSNBC during the 2006 Winter Olympic Games Parents: James and Zennie … father is a police officer, and mother is a Kaiser paralegal Sibling(s): Younger sister (Megan) attended UC Davis and was a swimmer Started Swimming: At age 6 Sports Played Before Swimming: Gymnastics, volleyball Nickname(s): Nat Pet(s): Two dogs (Shera and Jake) … Shera is a Border Terrier, and Jake is a Boxer Hobbies Outside the Pool: Cooking; appeared with Al Roker on The Today Show to cook up a pork and persimmon risotto dish (Dec. 2002) … also loves surfing and photography Ultimate Way to Relax: Enjoying good food and wine Charities: Women's Sports Foundation and Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids “Kick Butts Day” Sponsor(s): Speedo, American Eggboard, Sprint PCS More: Wrote a book with Sports Illustrated’s Michael Silver entitled, "Golden Girl: How Natalie Coughlin Fought Back, Challenged Conventional Wisdom, and Became America's Olympic Champion"; it was released in April 2006 More: Her favorite place to be when she isn’t training or competing is in Kauai, Hawaii … first job was working at the Snack Shack at her local pool ... when she was little, wanted to be Whitney Houston ... greatest obstacle she's overcome is a shoulder injury and "burnout" Favorites: U.S. city: San Francisco ... int'l destination: ... band: Counting Crows ... summer activity: surfing SWIM 32 Mary DeScenza

CLUB: Athens Bulldog Swim Club (ABSC-GA) FAST FACTS AGE: 22 DOB: Sep 17, 1984 HEIGHT: 5' 10" (177.8 cm) Five World medals (1g, 3s, 1b) HOMETOWN: Naperville, Ill. Fourth World Championships (2005, 2003, BIRTHPLACE: Middlesex, N.J. 2001) COACHED BY: Jack Bauerle TOP TIMES

Event Best Year Career Highlights: Graduated as only the second female in history to win the 200 fly all four years at the NCAA 200m FL 2:08.27 Aug 05 Championships (Mary T. Meagher also did it) ... earned three relay medals at the 2005 World Championships ... double silver medalist at the 2004 SC World Champs in the 200m fly and CAREER STATS: 400m medley relay (prelims) ... narrowly missed a spot on the 2004 Olympic Team, finishing 2006 US OPEN - 1 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 200m FR; 5 Final, 200m fourth in the 200m fly at the Olympic Trials ... at the 2003 World Championships, earned silver BK; 1 Final, 100m FL; 3 Final, 200m FL in the 400m medley relay (prelims) and narrowly missed a medal in the 200m fly, taking fourth PAN PAC - 3 Final, 100m FL; 4 Final, 200m FL World Champs History: SUM NATS - 11 Final, 100m FR; 6 Final, 100m BK; 3 Final, 100m FL; 2 Final, 200m FL 2005: Gold, 800m FR-R(pr); Silver, 400m MR(pr); Bronze, 400m FR-R(pr); 5, 100m FL; 6, SC WORLD - 7 Final, 200m FR (SCM); 11 Semi, 50m FL 200m FL ... 2003: Silver, 400m MR(pr); 4, 200m FL ... 2001: Silver, 400m MR; 4, 100m FL (SCM); 8 Final, 100m FL (SCM); t4 Semi, 100m FL (SCM); 4 2006 World Rankings: Final, 200m FL (SCM) NCAA - 1 Final, 100y FL; 1 Final, 200y FL; 4 Final, 200y IM 71st, 100m free; 76th, 200m free; 34th, 100m back; 51st, 200m back; 12th, 100m fly; 9th, 2005 MoO DiP - 4 Final, 100m FL; 2 Final, 200m FL 200m fly; 117th, 200m IM WORLD - , 200m FR; 5 Final, 100m FL; 5 Semi, 100m FL; 6 2005 World Rankings: Final, 200m FL; 6 Semi, 200m FL 31st, 100m free; 30th, 200m free; 84th, 200m back; 10th, 100m fly; 3rd, 200m fly WC TRIALS - 5 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m FL NATIONAL TITLES: 2004 OLY TRIALS - 7 Final, 100m FL; 4 Final, 200m FL 200m Fly (2): ’05 SPG, '02 SUM 2003 MoO DiP - 2 Final, 100m FL; 2 Final, 200m FL 2002 SUM NATS - 3 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m FL ADDITIONAL HONORS: National Teams: Six-time National A Team (2001-06) … 1999 National Junior Team All-Star Team: Four-time (2001-03, 05) Collegiate: Graduated as only the second female in history to win the 200 fly all four years at the NCAA Championships (Mary T. Meagher also did it) Collegiate: 2006 Honda Award recipient as the nation's top collegiate female swimmer PERSONAL: High School: Rosary HS ’02 College: Georgia '06 College Major: Biology Future Professional Aspirations: Nurse or veterinarian Parents: Robert and Margaret … father is a structural engineer, and mother is a homemaker Sibling(s): Older sister (Katie) attended William and Mary … younger sister (Patty) is a swimmer who also qualified for the 2004 Olympic Trials in the 200m fly (same event as Mary) Sports Played Before Swimming: Soccer, softball Nickname(s): Crazy … nicknamed “Crazy” because she’s kind of weird and crazy … at first, her nickname was Crazy Mary, but then people shortened it to Crazy Pet(s): One dog (Speedo) is a long-haired weiner dog Hobbies Outside the Pool: Baking, reading, shopping Ultimate Way to Relax: Laying out on a beach Most Influential Person: Best friend (Michelle Schaeffer) … “She is so fun and motivating. We have a fun time together.” Sponsor(s): TYR Training Stats: Swims 12,000 meters/yards per day, 5 hours a day, 6 days a week Favorites: U.S. city: ... int'l destination: Paris ... band: Queen ... summer activity: shopping, laying out, reading SWIM 33 Leah Gingrich

CLUB: WSY Swimming (WSY-PA) FAST FACTS AGE: 17 DOB: Feb 12, 1990 HEIGHT: 5' 5" (165.1 cm) First World Championships HOMETOWN: Enola, Pa. COACHED BY: Michael Gobrecht TOP TIMES

Event Best Year 400m FR 4:12.88 Jan 06 Career Highlights: 800m FR 8:37.15 Aug 06 Won five medals (two of them gold) as a member of the 2006 National Junior Team at the 2006 Victorian State Championships in Melbourne ... captured individual gold in the 800m free, CAREER STATS: silver in the 400m free and bronze in the 1500m free and 200m fly; also won gold as a 2006 US OPEN - 14 Final, 400m FR; 10 Final, 800m FR; 16 Final, membeer of the 800m free relay ... competed in six individual events and three relays at the 200m FL 2006 FINA World Youth Championships, earning bronze medals in the 200m and 400m - , 200m FR; , 200m FR; , 400m FR; , 400m FR; , 800m freestyles FR; , 1500m FR; , 100m BK; , 100m BK; , 200m FL; , 200m 2006 World Rankings: FL; , 400m IM; , 400m IM; , 400m IM SUM NATS - 17 Final, 400m FR; 4 Final, 800m FR; 17 Final, 38th, 400m free; 26th, 800m free; 70th, 400m IM 400m IM 2005 World Rankings: - , 200y FR; , 200y FR; , 500y FR; , 500y FR; , 1650y FR; , 400y IM; , 400y IM; , 200y FR-R; , 400y FR-R; , 800y FR-R; 99th, 400m free; 64th, 800m free; 50th, 1500m free , 200y MED-R; ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2005 US OPEN - 8 Final, 200m FR; 9 Final, 400m FR; 4 Final, 800m FR; 8 Final, 200m FL National Teams: Two-time National Junior Team (2005-06) SUM NATS - 11 Final, 400m FR; 13 Final, 800m FR; 8 Final, 1500m FR PERSONAL: 2004 US OPEN - 14 Final, 200m FR; 12 Final, 400m FR; 8 Final, High School: East Pennsboro HS '08 800m FR; , 400m FR-R; , 800m FR-R; , 400m MED-R Parents: David and Tina Gingrich Sibling(s): Older brother (Chris) Sports Played Before Swimming: Soccer, softball, basketball Nickname(s): Leah Weah Pet(s): Used to have a bunny Hobbies Outside the Pool: Hanging out with friends Ultimate Way to Relax: Taking a nap or hanging out with friends Most Influential Person: Brother … "He is always there for me no matter what, and he always pushes me." Training Stats: Swims 8,000 yards per day, 2 ½ hours a day, 7 days a week More: Made 2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials cut in the 800m free … helps coach the mini swim team at a country club in the summer SWIM 34 Jessica Hardy

CLUB: California Aquatics (CAL-CA) FAST FACTS AGE: 20 DOB: Mar 12, 1987 HEIGHT: 5' 11" (180.3 cm) Second World Championships (2005) HOMETOWN: Long Beach, Calif. Three World medals (3s) BIRTHPLACE: Orange, Calif. COACHED BY: Teri McKeever TOP TIMES

Event Best Year Career Highlights: 50m BR 30.85 Jul 05 At the 2005 World Championships, in which she was a U.S. National Team rookie, set a world 100m BR 1:06.20 Jul 05 record in the semis of the 100m breast before ultimately finishing second in the finals; also earned silver in the 50m breast and as a member of the 400m medley relay ... won her second U.S. national title in the 100m breast at the 2005 Nationals ... won her first NCAA title in the CAREER STATS: 100y breast at the 2006 NCAA Championships ... finished fifth in the 100m breast at the 2004 2006 PAN PAC - 9 Final, 100m BR Olympic Trials SUM NATS - t2 Final, 100m BR World Champs History: SC WORLD - 6 Semi, 50m BR (SCM); 3 Final, 50m BR (SCM); 3 Semi, 100m BR (SCM); 4 Final, 100m BR (SCM) 2005: Silver, 50 & 100m BR and 400m MR (set 100 WR in sf-now broken) NCAA - 1 Final, 100y BR 2006 World Rankings: 2005 SUM NATS - 1 Final, 100m BR; , 400m FR-R; , 400m MED-R 2nd, 100m breast MoO DiP - 2 Final, 100m BR WORLD - 2 Final, 50m BR; 2 Semi, 50m BR; 2 Final, 100m 2005 World Rankings: BR; 1 Semi, 100m BR (NAG (17-18)) 1st, 100m breast WC TRIALS - 2 Final, 100m BR 2004 SUM NATS - , 400m FR-R; , 400m MED-R RECORDS: OLY TRIALS - 7 Final, 100m BR Holds NAG (17-18) in 100m BR (Semi), set at 2005 World Championships SPG NATS - , 400m FR-R; , 400m MED-R 2003 US OPEN - 11 Final, 100m BR; , 400m FR-R; , 400m MED-R NATIONAL TITLES: SPG NATS - 16 Final, 100m BR 100m Breast (2): ’05 SUM, ’04 SUM 2002 SUM NATS - 26 Prelim, 100m BR ADDITIONAL HONORS: General Accolades: 2005 USA Swimming Breakout Performer of the Year National Teams: Two-time National A Team (2005-06) All-Star Team: Two-time (2005-06) Meet Honors: Two-time 18&under National Champion at 2004 CP Spring and Summer Nationals High School: Broke the National High School record in the 100y breast in 2005, which earned her Swimming World's High School Swimmer of the Year PERSONAL: High School: Long Beach Wilson '05 College: Cal-Berkeley '09 Parents: George Hardy and Denise Robinson … father is a chemical engineer, and mother is a clinical social worker … Denise was a former swimmer at Indiana State University … stepfather is Bill Robinson, and he is an aviation and intellectual properties attorney who attended the U.S. Naval Academy Sibling(s): Younger sister (Amanda) plays water polo and swims … stepsister (Kerri Robinson-Johnson) works as a corporate marketer for McDonalds Notable Relative(s): Grandfather (John Tourtellot) was on the crew team at Columbia University Sports Played Before Swimming: Water polo Nickname(s): Jess Pet(s): Three cats (King Tut, Zeus and Caliente) are all Abyssinians Hobbies Outside the Pool: All water sports (surfing, water polo and scuba diving), hanging out with friends and family … “I’m your typical ‘Southern Cali’ girl” … also enjoys finding good music to listen to, traveling and relaxing as much as possible Ultimate Way to Relax: Laying out on a tropical beach for vacation or on the beach at home in Long Beach Most Influential Person: Dave Salo, , parents … “My parents have always supported me, through the ups and downs.” Training Stats: Swims 6,000 meters/yards per day, 3 hours a day, 6 days a week Favorites: U.S. city: Long Beach, Calif. ... int'l destination: Europe ... musician: Madonna ... summer activity: sleeping in the sun SWIM 35 Margaret Hoelzer

CLUB: Auburn Aquatics (AUB-AL) FAST FACTS AGE: 23 DOB: Mar 30, 1983 HEIGHT: 5' 11" (180.3 cm) One-time Olympian (2004) HOMETOWN: Huntsville, Ala. Third World Championships (2005, 2003) RESIDENCE: Auburn, Ala. Three World medals (1g, 2s) BIRTHPLACE: Huntsville, Ala. COACHED BY: David Marsh TOP TIMES

Career Highlights: Event Best Year Finalist in the 200m back at the 2004 Olympic Games, finishing fifth ... double silver medalist in the 200m back at the 2003 and 2005 World Championships ... won her first U.S. national title in 50m BK 29.71 Jul 05 the 200m back at the 2005 World Championship Trials .... won the 200m back at the 2002 Pan 200m BK 2:09.24 Jul 03 Pacifics Olympics History: CAREER STATS: 2004: 5, 200m BK 2006 US OPEN - 11 Final, 100m FR; 3 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, World Champs History: 200m BK; 10 Final, 100m FL; 12 Final, 200m FL 2005: Silver, 200m BK ... 2003: Gold, 800m FR-R(pr); Silver, 200m BK PAN PAC - 2 Final, 200m BK 2006 World Rankings: SUM NATS - 12 Final, 200m FR; 3 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK; 5 Final, 100m FL 67th, 200m free; 27th, 100m back; 3rd, 200m back; 38th, 100m fly; 66th, 200m fly SC WORLD - 16 Semi, 50m BK (SCM); 4 Semi, 100m BK 2005 World Rankings: (SCM); 6 Final, 100m BK (SCM); 1 Final, 200m BK (SCM) 91st, 200m free; 16th, 100m back; 2nd, 200m back; 41st, 100m fly; 66th, 200m fly 2005 US OPEN - 1 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK; 4 Final, 200m FL; 9 Final, 200m IM; 19 Final, 400m IM NATIONAL TITLES: MoO DiP - 2 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK; 6 Final, 200m FL 200m Back (2): '06 SUM, '05 SPG WORLD - 2 Final, 200m BK WC TRIALS - 5 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK; 6 Final, ADDITIONAL HONORS: 100m FL National Teams: Five-time National A Team (2002-06) … 1998 National Junior Team 2004 OLY - 5 Final, 200m BK All-Star Team: Four-time (2003-06) OLY TRIALS - 14 Final, 200m FR; 8 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, High School: Eight-time state champion ... 1999 Scholastic All-American 200m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK SPG NATS - 7 Final, 100m BK; 22 Final, 100m FL PERSONAL: 2003 MoO DiP - 3 Final, 100m BK; 1 Final, 200m BK High School: Huntsville HS '01 SPG NATS - t10 Final, 100m FL College: Auburn '05 2002 SUM NATS - 7 Final, 100m BK; 3 Final, 200m BK; 6 Final, College Major: Psychology, minor in Criminology 100m FL; 7 Final, 200m FL Future Professional Aspirations: Work with abused kids … is currently in graduate school at Auburn for sociology Parents: Hans and Elizabeth … father is an engineer, and mother is a salesperson … stepfather is Win Livingston, and he is a lawyer … stepmother is Billie Sibling(s): Older sister (Martha) ran track at both the University of Alabama and University of North Carolina Notable Relative(s): Grandfather (Helmut Hoelzer) invented the analog computer during World War II Sports Played Before Swimming: Soccer, gymnastics, track, softball Nickname(s): Marge and Maggie Jo … nicknamed Marge because “that’s what everyone came up with,” and Maggie Jo because it’s her first and middle names shortened Hobbies Outside the Pool: Reading, sleeping Ultimate Way to Relax: Sleep, lay around, take a bath Most Influential Person: Mother … “She’s my role model and friend.” Charities: Works with various charities through the Auburn swim team Sponsor(s): Speedo Training Stats: Swims more than 10,000 meters/yards per day, five-six hours a day, six days a week Favorites: Loves traveling in general ... int'l destination: Europe ... summer activity: sleeping, reading SWIM 36 Katie Hoff

CLUB: North Baltimore (NBAC-MD) FAST FACTS AGE: 17 DOB: Jun 3, 1989 HEIGHT: 5' 9" (175.3 cm) One-time Olympian (2004) HOMETOWN: Towson, Md. Second World Championships (2005) BIRTHPLACE: Stanford, Calif. Three World medals (3g) COACHED BY: Paul Yetter TOP TIMES

Career Highlights: Event Best Year Triple gold medalist at the 2006 Pan Pacifics, capturing gold in the 200m free, 400m IM and as a member of the 800m free relay ... triple gold medalist at the 2005 World Championships, 200m FR 1:58.02 Aug 06 winning individual gold in the 200m IM (American record), 400m IM and as a member of the 400m FR 4:05.83 Aug 06 800m free relay ... named the 2005 USOC SportsWoman of the Year and USA Swimming Female Athlete of the Year ... the youngest member of the entire U.S. delegation (15 years, 2 200m IM 2:10.05 Aug 06 months) at the 2004 Olympic Games, she finished seventh in the 200m IM 400m IM 4:35.82 Aug 06 Olympics History: 2004: 7, 200m IM; 17, 400m IM CAREER STATS: World Champs History: 2006 US OPEN - , 100m FR; 1 Final, 800m FR; 6 Final, 200m BK; 5 2005: Gold, 200m & 400m IM and 800m FR-R; 9, 200m FR Final, 200m BR; 1 Final, 200m IM; 1 Final, 400m IM; , 400m 2006 World Rankings: FR-R; , 800m FR-R 66th, 50m free; 24th, 100m free; 6th, 200m free; 3rd, 400m free; 12th, 800m free; 99th, 100m PAN PAC - 1 Final, 200m FR (NAG (17-18)); 2 Final, 400m FR; 2 Final, 200m IM; 1 Final, 400m IM back; 39th, 200m back; 74th, 200m breast; 77th, 100m fly; 31st, 200m fly; 1st, 200m IM; 2nd, SUM NATS - 5 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 200m FR (NAG 400m IM (17-18)); 2 Final, 400m FR; 1 Final, 200m IM (NAG (17-18)); 1 2005 World Rankings: Final, 400m IM (NAG (17-18)) SPG CHAMPS - 3 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 112th, 50m free; 48th, 100m free; 16th, 200m free; 32nd, 400m free; 72nd, 200m back; 36th, 400m FR; 2 Final, 200m FL; 1 Final, 200m IM; 1 Final, 400m 100m fly; 13th, 200m fly; 1st, 200m IM; 1st, 400m IM IM; , 400m FR-R; , 800m FR-R; , 400m MED-R 2005 US OPEN - 1 Final, 200m FR; 11 Final, 100m BR; 1 Final, RECORDS: 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m FL; 1 Final, 200m IM; , 400m FR-R; , Holds USO in 400m IM, set at 2005 Mutual of Omaha Duel in the Pool 400m MED-R SUM NATS - 8 Final, 50m FR; 4 Final, 100m FR; 4 Final, NATIONAL TITLES: 100m FL; , 400m FR-R; , 800m FR-R; , 400m MED-R MoO DiP - 3 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 200m IM; 1 Final, 400m 200m Free (1): '05 SPG IM (USO) 200m IM (2): '06 SUM (AR), '05 SPG (AR) WORLD - 9 Semi, 200m FR; 1 Final, 200m IM (NAG (15-16)); 400m IM (3): '06 SUM (USO), '05 SPG, '04 SPG 1 Semi, 200m IM; 1 Final, 400m IM (NAG (15-16)) WC TRIALS - 11 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, ADDITIONAL HONORS: 200m BK; 1 Final, 200m IM (AR); 1 Final, 400m IM General Accolades: Youngest member of entire U.S. delegation (all sports) at the Athens 2004 OLY - 7 Final, 200m IM Olympic Games OLY TRIALS - 9 Final, 200m BR; 1 Final, 200m IM; 1 Final, General Accolades: 2005 USOC SportsWoman of the Year ... Two-time USA Swimming Female 400m IM SPG NATS - 11 Final, 200m BR; 14 Final, 100m FL; 3 Final, Athlete of the Year (2005-06) and 2005 Relay Performance of the Year (World Champ 800m free 200m IM (NAG (13-14)); 1 Final, 400m IM; , 800m FR-R; , relay) 400m MED-R National Teams: Three-time National A Team (2004-06) … 2003 National B Team … named to 2003 US OPEN - 8 Final, 200m BR; 2 Final, 200m IM; 2 Final, 400m the 2004 National Junior Team IM All-Star Team: Two-time (2005-06) SUM NATS - 20 Final, 200m BR; 4 Final, 200m IM; 17 Final, Meet Honors: Has qualified for all 13 events on the schedule for the 2008 Olympic Trials in 400m IM SPG NATS - 19 Final, 100m BR; 18 Final, 200m BR; 18 Final, Omaha, Neb. 200m IM PERSONAL: High School: American School (home school) '07 Future Professional Aspirations: Journalism Parents: John and Jeanne … father is in seminar sales, and mother is a homemaker/part-time health care worker … Jeanne (Ruark) Hoff was a basketball standout at Stanford from 1980-83; she still holds the record for average points per game (17.6) and is third all-time leading point scorer in school history (2038); she was the first Stanford player to score 2000 career points Sibling(s): Younger brother (Christian) Hobbies Outside the Pool: Shopping, hanging out with friends in her spare time, rock climbing Ultimate Way to Relax: Sleeping, watching television Sponsor(s): Speedo, Visa, Playtex Training Stats: Swims 8-15,000 meters/yards per day, 2-5 hours a day, 7 days a week More: In the fall of 2005 at age 16, signed with Octagon, the same agency that represents former North Baltimore Aquatic Club teammate Michael Phelps ... in January 2006, she signed a record 10-year deal with Speedo which, at the time, was the longest athlete contract in the brand’s history More: In April 2006, Teen People named her one of their “Twenty Teens Who Will Change The World” Favorites: U.S. city: Los Angeles ... band: Fallout Boy ... celebrity: Jennifer Aniston ... summer activity: laying out at the pool SWIM 37 Megan Jendrick

CLUB: King Aquatic Club (KING-WA) FAST FACTS AGE: 23 DOB: Jan 15, 1984 HEIGHT: 5' 7" (170.2 cm) One-time Olympian (2000) HOMETOWN: Puyallup, Wash. Two Olympic medals (2g) BIRTHPLACE: Tacoma, Wash Second World Championships (2001) COACHED BY: Sean Hutchison Two World medals (2g)

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES 2000 Olympic gold medalist in the 100m breast and 400m medley relay ... narrowly missed a spot on the 2004 Olympic Team, finishing third in the 100m breast at Olympic Trials ... won Event Best Year three gold medals at the 2005 World University Games (50m and 100m breast, 400m medley 200m BR 2:27.29 Aug 00 relay) ... former American record holder in the 50m and 100m breast ... owns 10 U.S. national titles Olympics History: CAREER STATS: 2000: Gold, 100m BR & 400m MR(WR) 2006 US OPEN - 1 Final, 100m BR; 3 Final, 200m BR World Champs History: PAN PAC - 2 Final, 100m BR; 4 Final, 200m BR SUM NATS - 1 Final, 100m BR; 2 Final, 200m BR 2001: Silver, 400m MR-R SPG CHAMPS - 1 Final, 100m BR; 1 Final, 200m BR; 11 Final, 2006 World Rankings: 200m IM 5th, 100m breast; 18th, 200m breast 2005 US OPEN - 2 Final, 100m BR; 1 Final, 200m BR SUM NATS - 2 Final, 100m BR; 3 Final, 200m BR 2005 World Rankings: WC TRIALS - 3 Final, 100m BR; 4 Final, 200m BR 8th, 100m breast; 15th, 200m breast 2004 OLY TRIALS - 3 Final, 100m BR; 6 Final, 200m BR 2003 US OPEN - 1 Final, 100m BR; 4 Final, 200m BR NATIONAL TITLES: SUM NATS - 1 Final, 100m BR; 4 Final, 200m BR; 20 Final, 100m Breast (9): '06 SUM, '03 SUM, '02 SPG, '01 SUM, '00 SUM, '00 SPG, '99 SUM, '99 SPG, 200m IM SPG NATS - 4 Final, 100m BR; 5 Final, 200m BR; t12 Final, 200m Breast (1): ’02 SPG 200m IM ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2002 SUM NATS - 2 Final, 100m BR; 4 Final, 200m BR General Accolades: Youngest medalist on 2000 U.S. Olympic swim team SPG NATS - 1 Final, 100m BR; 1 Final, 200m BR; 3 Final, International: Her breast relay split as part of world record-breaking 400m medley relay at 2000 200m IM Olympics was fastest in history until July 2003 National Teams: Nine-time National A Team (1997, 99-06) … 1998 National B Team All-Star Team: Four-time (1999-00, 02, 06) Meet Honors: 2000 U.S. Open and 1998 Spring Nationals Phillips Performance Award (100m breast) PERSONAL: High School: Emerald Ridge HS '02 College: Pacific Lutheran University ’08 Job Outside of Swimming: Swim coach Parents: Tom and Erin … father is an engineer, and mother is a massage therapist Spouse: Married Nathan Jendrick on Dec 18, 2004 ... he is a writer Sibling(s): Older brother (Michael) attended University of Washington … younger sister (Laura) Notable Relative(s): Grandfather (Mel Walk) made the 1940 Olympic team as a high jumper but went to war instead Sports Played Before Swimming: Water polo, basketball, soccer, volleyball and hockey, all before the age of 12 … when her swimming began to improve around the age of 13, she was hooked and focused on it solely Pet(s): Two dogs (Jetta and Chewbacca) ... Jetta is a Jack Russell / Lab mix, and Chewbacca is a mini-pinscher Hobbies Outside the Pool: Scrapbooking, and all kinds of things outdoors (hiking, camping, open water swimming) Ultimate Way to Relax: On a beach Most Influential Person: “There were a lot of people who have been a huge part of my dreams and my successes in swimming. Seeing at the Olympics at only 14 was just amazing… I told my parents right when I saw her march out to the blocks – at the time I was 12 – that I would be in the 2000 Olympics. If she could do it, so could I. There are a lot of athletes these days who I’m just in awe of. Lance Armstrong and Erin Popvich, among others, because they’ve overcome so much and have been so great. On a more pe Charities: American Lung Association and Junior Achievement Sponsor(s): Speedo, Biogenesis Training Stats: Swims 8,000 meters/yards per day, 3 hours a day, 7 days a week Injuries: Broke right arm and had 300 stitches More: Competed at the 2000 Olympics as Megan Quann, her maiden name … gave up future college eligibility after 2000 Olympic Games … went from Junior to Senior qualifying after just five months of training at age 13 More: Recipient of the 2006 Henry P. Iba Citizen Athlete Award, an award for athletic and humanitarian accomplishments ... was the ninth female Olympic gold medalist to be chosen Favorites: U.S. city: Honolulu ... int'l destination: Sydney ... summer activity: camping SWIM 38 Kara Lynn Joyce

CLUB: Athens Bulldog Swim Club (ABSC-GA) FAST FACTS AGE: 21 DOB: Oct 25, 1985 HEIGHT: 6' 0" (182.9 cm) One-time Olympian (2004) HOMETOWN: Ann Arbor, Mich. Two Olympic medals (2s) RESIDENCE: Athens, Ga. Second World Championships (2005) BIRTHPLACE: Brooklyn, N.Y. COACHED BY: Jack Bauerle One World medal (1b)

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES Earned bronze in the 400m free relay at the 2005 World Championships, where she also finished seventh in the 50m free ... won two relay silver medals at the 2004 Olympic Games ... Event Best Year later helped set new American records in both 400m relays at 2004 SC World Champs ... set 50m FR 24.97 Aug 06 the Pan American Games record en route to winning gold in the 50m free in 2003 Olympics History: 100m FR 54.38 Jul 04 2004: Silver, 400m FR-R & 400m MR; 5, 50m & 100m FR World Champs History: CAREER STATS: 2005: Bronze, 400m FR-R; 7, 50m FR 2006 PAN PAC - 1 Final, 50m FR; 9 Final, 100m FR 2006 World Rankings: SUM NATS - 1 Final, 50m FR; 4 Final, 100m FR; 6 Final, 200m FR 7th, 50m free; 12th, 100m free; 41st, 200m free NCAA - 1 Final, 50y FR (AR); 1 Final, 100y FR; 1 Final, 200y 2005 World Rankings: FR 7th, 50m free; 22nd, 100m free 2005 MoO DiP - 3 Final, 50m FR; 6 Final, 100m FR WORLD - 7 Final, 50m FR; 6 Semi, 50m FR; , 100m FR; , RECORDS: 400m FR-R WC TRIALS - 1 Final, 50m FR; 4 Final, 100m FR Holds AR in 50y FR, set at 2006 Women's NCAA Champs 2004 SC WORLD - 8 Final, 50m FR (SCM) OLY - 5 Final, 50m FR (NAG (17-18)); 5 Final, 100m FR; , NATIONAL TITLES: 400m FR-R (AR); 2 Final, 400m MED-R 50m Free (2): '06 SUM, '05 SPG OLY TRIALS - 2 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR (NAG (17-18)); 7 Final, 200m FR ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2003 MoO DiP - 1 Final, 50m FR; 4 Final, 100m FR National Teams: Five-time National A Team (2002-06) … 2002 National Junior Team SPG NATS - 2 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 100m FR; 15 Final, All-Star Team: Two-time (2005-06) 200m FR High School: 2000 New York State champ in the 50y and 100y free ... High School All-American 2002 US Open - 1 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 100m FR; 7 Final, 200m … four-time Michigan High School State champ (2001-02) … National High School record holder FR in the 50y, 100y free and the 200y and 400y free-relays SUM NATS - 6 Final, 50m FR; 13 Final, 100m FR SPG NATS - 3 Final, 50m FR PERSONAL: High School: Ann Arbor Pioneer HS '03 College: Georgia '07 College Major: Speech communications (with a minor in drama) Future Professional Aspirations: Broadcasting Parents: Robert and Kathy … father works in software development for Thompson Publishing, and mother is a swim coach for the Ann Arbor Swim Club Sibling(s): Two older brothers (Sean and Kevin) … both swam for Eastern Michigan University Sports Played Before Swimming: T-ball Nickname(s): K, KL, KLJ Pet(s): A bird (Calvin) and a dog (Samuel) … Samuel is a mini chocolate lab Hobbies Outside the Pool: Cooking, learning how to cook, shopping, running 5K races, eating Raisinets and other assorted candies, watching The Today Show ... took up boxing to help improve her fast-twitch muscles Ultimate Way to Relax: Buying Coach purses, singing in the shower Most Influential Person: Family because of their love, support and all of the sacrifices they’ve given up for her Training Stats: Swims 14,000 meters/yards per day, five hours a day, six days a week More: Trained with Jon Urbanchek at Club Wolverine before college, becoming the first female Olympian he trained (everyone else was male) More: Describes herself as being fun, free spirited and competitive … drives a P.T. Cruiser and loves it … has four first names ... when she was little, wanted to be an astronaut Favorites: U.S. city: New York City ... int'l destination: New Zealand ... summer activity: swimming in the ocean SWIM 39 Kalyn Keller

PRONOUNCED: CAL-in (Kalyn) FAST FACTS CLUB: Unattached AGE: 21 DOB: Apr 3, 1985 One-time Olympian (2004) HEIGHT: 5' 6" (167.6 cm) First World Championships HOMETOWN: Phoenix, Ariz. RESIDENCE: Los Angeles, Calif. CAREER STATS: BIRTHPLACE: San Bernadino, Calif. 2006 SUM NATS - 11 Final, 400m FR SPG CHAMPS - 10 Final, 200m FR; 6 Final, 400m FR; 4 Final, COACHED BY: Bob Bowman / Dave Salo 800m FR NCAA - 9 Final, 500y FR; 24 Final, 1650y FR Career Highlights: 2005 SUM NATS - 15 Final, 200m FR; 5 Final, 400m FR; 4 Final, 800m FR; 3 Final, 1500m FR; 9 Final, 200m FL Silver medalist in the 10K at the 2006 Pan Pacifics ... finished fourth in the 800m free at the 2004 OLY - 4 Final, 800m FR 2004 Olympic Games ... won her first NCAA title in 2004, taking the 1500m free and breaking OLY TRIALS - 13 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 400m FR; 2 Final, the 21-year-old American record; also was second in the 400m free 800m FR Olympics History: 2003 SUM NATS - 5 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 400m FR; 1 Final, 2004: 10, 400m FR; 4, 800m FR 800m FR; 1 Final, 1500m FR; 11 Final, 400m IM SPG NATS - 20 Final, 200m FR; 15 Final, 400m FR; 4 Final, U.S. Nationals History: 800m FR Finished second in the 10K at the 2006 Open Water National Championships, which qualified 2002 US Open - 15 Final, 200m BK; 15 Final, 200m FL; 23 Final, her to compete in the 10K at the 2006 Pan Pacs and 2007 World Champs 400m IM SUM NATS - 16 Final, 400m FR; 14 Final, 800m FR; 13 Final, 2006 World Rankings: 200m FL 88th, 400m free; 61st, 800m free 2005 World Rankings: 40th, 400m free; 12th, 800m free; 29th, 1500m free; 89th, 200m fly

RECORDS: Holds AR in 1500m FR (SCM), set at 2004 Women's NCAA Champs NATIONAL TITLES: 1500m Free (1): '03 SUM 800m Free (2): '03 SUM, '01 SUM 400m Free (1): '03 SUM ADDITIONAL HONORS: National Teams: Three-time National A Team (2003-04, 06) … four-time National B Team (1998-99, 01, 05) PERSONAL: High School: Arcadia HS '03 College: Southern Cal ’07 College Major: Political science and psychology Future Professional Aspirations: Law school, government Parents: Kelly and Karen … Kelly owns a private wine bar and played basketball for Arizona State ... Karen swam for Arizona State Sibling(s): Older brother (Klete) and an older sister (Kelsey) who were both collegiate swimmers … joined brother Klete (who was a member of the 2000 Olympic team) on the 2004 Olympic Team Started Swimming: At birth ... "Because I get really hot and hate sweating, and I'm clumsy on ground." Pet(s): One dog ... Xena is an English Bulldog ... "She ate my passport!" Hobbies Outside the Pool: Cooking, sleeping, driving, playing with my dog, playing the piano Ultimate Way to Relax: Sleeping on the beach Most Influential Person: My brother ... "He inspires me to not mess up so he won't make fun of me. And because he's a stud!" Training Stats: Swims 16,000 meters/yards per day, 5 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Two-year captain of the USC swim team (2005-07) ... when she was younger, wanted to be a cheerleader ... she would like to work with a charity that aids children of slain soldiers: "Serving our country is the greatest honor, and their families deserve the utmost respect and care from American citizens." Favorites: U.S. city: New York City ... int'l destination: Cayman Islands ... summer activity: surfing SWIM 40 Tara Kirk

CLUB: Palo Alto Stanford FAST FACTS AGE: 24 DOB: Jul 12, 1982 HEIGHT: 5' 6" (167.6 cm) One-time Olympian (2004) HOMETOWN: Bremerton, Wash. One Olympic medal (1s) BIRTHPLACE: Bremerton, Wash. Third World Championships (2005, 2003) COACHED BY: Three World medals (2s, 1b)

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES Gold medalist in the 100m breast at the 2006 Pan Pacifics ... earned silver swimming prelims of the 400m medley relay, and claimed bronze in the 100m breast at the 2005 World Event Best Year Championships; narrowly missed a medal in the 50m breast, finishing fourth ... silver medalist 50m BR 31.26 Jul 05 (prelims) in the 400m medley relay at the 2004 Olympic Games ... finished her collegiate career at Stanford with a 35-0 record in the 100 breaststroke, winning four-straight NCAA titles 100m BR 1:06.82 Feb 07 Olympics History: 200m BR 2:26.25 Jul 04 2004: Silver, 400m MR(pr); 6, 100m BR World Champs History: CAREER STATS: 2005: Silver, 400m MR(pr); Bronze, 100m BR; 4, 50m BR; 6, 200m BR ... 2003: Silver, 400m MR-R(pr); 5, 50m & 100m BR 2006 US OPEN - 2 Final, 200m BR PAN PAC - 1 Final, 100m BR; 9 Final, 200m BR 2006 World Rankings: SUM NATS - t2 Final, 100m BR; 1 Final, 200m BR 4th, 100m breast; 23rd, 200m breast SC WORLD - 3 Semi, 50m BR (SCM); 4 Final, 50m BR (SCM); 1 Semi, 100m BR (SCM); 1 Final, 100m BR (SCM); 2 Final, 2005 World Rankings: 200m BR (SCM) 4th, 100m breast; 7th, 200m breast 2005 US OPEN - 1 Final, 100m BR; 2 Final, 200m BR SUM NATS - 3 Final, 100m BR; 4 Final, 200m BR RECORDS: MoO DiP - 3 Final, 100m BR; 2 Final, 200m BR Holds AR in 200y BR, set at 2006 ST American SC Champs ... Holds AR in 100y BR, set at WORLD - 4 Final, 50m BR; 3 Final, 100m BR; t6 Final, 200m 2006 ST ASC Time Trials ... Holds AR in 50m BR (SCM), set at 2004 Women's NCAA BR WC TRIALS - 1 Final, 100m BR; 1 Final, 200m BR Champs ... Holds AR in 100m BR (SCM), set at 2004 Women's NCAA Champs ... Holds AR in 2004 OLY TRIALS - 2 Final, 100m BR; 5 Final, 200m BR 200m BR (SCM), set at 2004 Women's NCAA Champs 2003 US OPEN - 2 Final, 100m BR; 6 Final, 200m BR SUM NATS - 3 Final, 100m BR; t5 Final, 200m BR NATIONAL TITLES: MoO DiP - 3 Final, 100m BR; 5 Final, 200m BR 100m Breast (2): '05 SPG, '03 SPG SPG NATS - 1 Final, 100m BR; 3 Final, 200m BR 200m Breast (2): '06 SUM, '05 SPG 2002 SUM NATS - 5 Final, 100m BR; 3 Final, 200m BR ADDITIONAL HONORS: National Teams: Five-time National A Team (2002-06) ... 2001 National B Team All-Star Team: 2004 Collegiate: Finished her collegiate career with a perfect record in the 100 breast, winning four-straight NCAA titles and breaking the world record (scm) at her final NCAA meet in 2004 Collegiate: 2004 Honda-Broderick Cup Award, given to the nation's outstanding collegiate woman; was the first Stanford woman ever to win this award ... eight-time NCAA All-American PERSONAL: High School: Bremerton HS '00 College: Stanford '05 College Major: BA in Human Biology, MA in Anthropological Sciences Graduate Studies: Masters thesis was "Reflections: Using H5N1 Avian Influenza to Investigate the Pandemic of 1918." ... "I compared the bird flu virus that is currently spreading across the world to an influenza epidemic that affected the whole world and killed about 50 million people in 1918- 1919. I proposed that the two viruses are a lot alike in several different ways, and what I found out was pretty scary. My ideas were proven by a group of researchers who published in Science magazine in October 2005." Future Professional Aspirations: Work for the World Health Organization Parents: Jeff and Margaret … both parents are electrical engineers Sibling(s): Younger sister (Dana) was a 2004 Olympian and National Team member … the two were the first sisters to ever swim on the same Olympic team ... also swam at Stanford together from 2002-04 Started Swimming: "I did a lot of other sports when I was younger, but the sport that I was really serious about was gymnastics. One day I had a really hard fall in a meet off of the uneven parrallel bars and broke my arm. Six weeks later, when I got my cast off, I had nerve damage and couldn't move my hand. My arm was really shrunken down, so I started swimming with my younger sister's team for rehab. I slowly got better and better and haven't stopped swimming since." Sports Played Before Swimming: Soccer, gymnastics, track, diving Nickname(s): Captain Kirk … “I hate it, but it obviously comes from my last name.” Tara Kirk

PERSONAL: (continued) Hobbies Outside the Pool: Many! Tara is always trying something new … created a family cookbook of all the old recipes in her family ... “It's taken longer than I thought it would, but I think that it is going to be really cool and a great piece of history for my family. If anything, I've learned a lot about cooking, but that wasn't hard since I hardly knew anything before!” … took a Latin dance class in May 2006 to hopefully “become more graceful, but also not a high starting point.” ... learning how to play golf and speak Chinese Ultimate Way to Relax: Taking a nap Most Influential Person: Parents … “They taught me and my sister good values and made sure we could take care of ourselves.” Charities: Serves as a "clean water ambassador" for the Global Water Foundation ... also volunteers with Special Olympics and various organizations with Bay-area Olympians or through Stanford Sponsor(s): Speedo Training Stats: Swims 6-13,000 meters/yards per day, 3-8 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Was a Rhodes Scholar finalist in the fall of 2005, which means she made the final interview round and was actually one of a few called back for a second interview; in the end, she wasn't chosen ... “I was pretty disappointed, but I'll just have to take a different path to change the world.” More: Has family ties to China ... her grandfather, Leung Kwok-kong, was born in China in the province of Quangdong ... he and his family immigrated to Hong Kong when he was a young boy, then later to the Philippines when he was 16 years old ... her grandmother, Aw-yong Mei-Lan, was born in the Philippines to Chinese parents also from the province of Quangdong, and she went back to China later for her education More: Would have liked to have met the inventor of the smallpox vacine ... when she was little, wanted to be a marine biologist or NASA astronaut ... drives a red Jetta; her sister (Dana) has a matching car Favorites: U.S. city: Seattle ... int'l destination: Australia, Ireland, Costa Rica SWIM 42 Rachel Komisarz

CLUB: Lakeside Swim Team (LAK-KY) FAST FACTS AGE: 30 DOB: Dec 5, 1976 HEIGHT: 5' 8" (172.7 cm) One-time Olympian (2004) HOMETOWN: Louisville, Ky. Two Olympic medals (1g, 1s) BIRTHPLACE: Detroit, Mich. Third World Championships (2005, 2003) COACHED BY: Mike DeBoor Three World medals (2g, 1s)

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES Earned gold in the 800m free relay (prelims) and silver in the 400m medley relay (prelims) at the 2004 Olympic Games … won gold and silver in the 800m free relay (prelims) and 400m Event Best Year medley relay (respectively) at the 2005 World Championships; narrowly missed an individual 50m FL 27.26 Aug 01 medal, taking fourth in the 100m fly … won her first U.S. National title in the 100m fly at the 2005 World Championship Trials 100m FL 57.79 Aug 06 Olympics History: 2004: Gold, 800m FR-R(pr); Silver, 400m MR(pr); 11, 100m FL CAREER STATS: World Champs History: 2006 US OPEN - 17 Final, 50m FR; 17 Final, 400m FR; 2 Final, 2005: Gold, 800m FR-R(pr); Silver, 400m FR; 4, 100m FL ... 2003: Gold, 800m FR-R(AR) 100m FL 2006 World Rankings: PAN PAC - 2 Final, 100m FL SUM NATS - 21 Final, 50m FR; 15 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 73rd, 50m free; 64th, 200m free; 44th, 800m free; 4th, 100m fly 100m FL 2005 World Rankings: SC WORLD - t5 Semi, 50m FL (SCM); t6 Final, 50m FL (SCM); 7 Semi, 100m FL (SCM); 2 Final, 100m FL (SCM) 41st, 200m free; 61st, 400m free; 55th, 800m free; 7th, 100m fly 2005 SUM NATS - 4 Final, 200m FR NATIONAL TITLES: MoO DiP - 3 Final, 100m FL WORLD - 4 Final, 100m FL; 6 Semi, 100m FL 100m Fly (1): ’05 SPG WC TRIALS - 6 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 100m FL ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2004 OLY - 11 Final, 100m FL OLY TRIALS - 6 Final, 200m FR; 7 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, National Teams: Three-time National A Team (2004-06) … two-time National B Team (2001-02) 100m FL All-Star Team: 2005 SPG NATS - 3 Final, 200m FR; 3 Final, 400m FR; 3 Final, Meet Honors: Kiphuth Award winner at the 2004 CP Spring Nationals 800m FR; 2 Final, 100m FL 2003 US OPEN - 4 Final, 200m FR; 3 Final, 400m FR; 4 Final, 800m PERSONAL: FR; 2 Final, 100m FL High School: Warren Mott HS '95 SUM NATS - 3 Final, 200m FR; 7 Final, 400m FR; 9 Final, College: Kentucky '99 100m FL College Major: Exercise Science SPG NATS - 4 Final, 200m FR; 7 Final, 400m FR; 11 Final, 800m FR; 8 Final, 100m FL Job Outside of Swimming: Certified Personal Trainer 2002 SUM NATS - 6 Final, 200m FR; 4 Final, 400m FR; 6 Final, Parents: Father is a truck driver, and mother is a bookkeeper 800m FR; 4 Final, 100m FL Spouse: Engaged to Jeff Baugh … he proposed on Dec. 27, 2005 in front of his family … they plan to be married in May of 2007 on the beach in Marco Island, Fla. Sibling(s): Older sister (Theresa) went to the University of Michigan ... younger brother (Jeffrey) Sports Played Before Swimming: Gymnastics, track Pet(s): Two dogs (Abby and Ali) … both are Boxers that she’s had for four years Hobbies Outside the Pool: Movies, cooking Ultimate Way to Relax: Reading books Most Influential Person: Her fiancé (Jeff Baugh) … “He helps motivate me everyday.” Charities: Women’s Sport Foundation Training Stats: Swims 12,000 meters/yards per day, four hours a day, six days a week More: Didn’t start swimming until age 17; a back injury forced her to give up a promising gymnastics career (she competed at the Junior Olympics) Favorites: U.S. city: Lake City, Mich. ... int'l destination: Rio de Janeiro ... band: U2 SWIM 43 Ariana Kukors

PRONOUNCED: COO-coors FAST FACTS CLUB: King Aquatic Club (KING-WA) AGE: 17 DOB: Jun 1, 1989 First World Championships HEIGHT: 5' 7" (170.2 cm) HOMETOWN: Auburn, Wash. TOP TIMES BIRTHPLACE: Federal Way, Wash. Event Best Year COACHED BY: Sean Hutchison 400m IM 4:39.68 Aug 06 Career Highlights: Silver medalist in the 400m IM at the 2006 Pan Pacifics, her first major international CAREER STATS: competition ... finished second in the 400m IM at the 2006 Nationals to earn a spot on the 2007 2006 US OPEN - 24 Final, 200m FR; 8 Final, 200m BK; 5 Final, World Championships team ... won U.S. national titles in the 200m and 400m IM at the 2005 200m IM Nationals PAN PAC - 9 Final, 200m IM; 2 Final, 400m IM SUM NATS - 5 Final, 100m BK; 4 Final, 200m IM; 2 Final, 2006 World Rankings: 400m IM 34th, 200m back; 94th, 200m breast; 83rd, 200m fly; 4th, 200m IM; 7th, 400m IM SPG CHAMPS - 1 Final, 100m BK; 3 Final, 200m BK; 4 Final, 200m FL; 2 Final, 200m IM; 2 Final, 400m IM 2005 World Rankings: 2005 US OPEN - 14 Final, 200m FR; 5 Final, 100m BK; 4 Final, 70th, 100m back; 88th, 200m back; 11th, 200m IM; 18th, 400m IM 200m BK; 15 Final, 200m BR; 10 Final, 200m FL; 2 Final, 200m IM NATIONAL TITLES: SUM NATS - SwimOff, 100m BK; 18 Final, 200m BK; 1 Final, 400m IM (2): '05 SUM, '04 SUM 200m IM; 1 Final, 400m IM WC TRIALS - 8 Final, 100m BK; 15 Final, 200m BK; 15 Final, 200m IM (1): '05 SUM 200m BR; 5 Final, 200m IM; 5 Final, 400m IM ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2004 SUM NATS - 20 Final, 200m BR; 21 Final, 200m FL; 3 Final, National Teams: Two-time National A Team (2005-06) 200m IM; 1 Final, 400m IM OLY TRIALS - 10 Final, 200m IM PERSONAL: 2003 US OPEN - 12 Final, 200m IM; 7 Final, 400m IM High School: Auburn Mountainview HS '07 SUM NATS - 14 Final, 400m IM Parents: Pete and Jaapje Sibling(s): Older sister (Emily) swims for Auburn University ... younger sister (Mattie) also swims for King Aquatic Club Started Swimming: At age 5 ... "I had to be like my older sister and she started swimming." Sports Played Before Swimming: Gymnastics, fast-pitch softball Nickname(s): Ari Pet(s): One dog ... Sierra is a Border Collie and Lab mix Hobbies Outside the Pool: Going to movies, shopping Ultimate Way to Relax: Shopping, sleeping Most Influential Person: My mom ... "She is the rock of my life." Training Stats: Swims 7-9,000 meters/yards per day, 3-4 hours a day, 7 days a week More: "I am addicted to green tea and white chocolate mochas." ... when she was little, wanted to be a doctor Favorites: U.S. city: Seattle ... int'l destination: Sydney ... band: Rascal Flatts ... summer activity: sea-dooing SWIM 44 Whitney Myers

CLUB: Tucson Ford (FORD-AZ) FAST FACTS AGE: 22 DOB: Sep 8, 1984 HEIGHT: 5' 5" (165.1 cm) One World medal (1g) HOMETOWN: Oxford, Ohio Second World Championships (2005) RESIDENCE: Tucson, Ariz. BIRTHPLACE: Oxford, Ohio TOP TIMES COACHED BY: Event Best Year Career Highlights: 100m FR 55.34 Aug 06 Won international gold in the 200m IM at the 2006 Pan Pacifics; her performance earned her 200m FR 1:59.38 Jul 05 Female Swimmer of the Meet honors ... won two NCAA titles in 2006 in the 200y and 400y IM ... earned gold swimming prelims of the 800m free relay at the 2005 World Championships, 200m IM 2:10.11 Aug 06 where she also finished fourth in the 200m IM ... runner-up in both the 100y fly and 200y IM at the 2005 NCAA Championships CAREER STATS: World Champs History: 2006 PAN PAC - 10 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m IM 2005: Gold, 800m FR-R(pr); 4, 200m IM; 10, 200m FR SUM NATS - 7 Final, 100m FR; 11 Final, 200m FR; 5 Final, 2006 World Rankings: 200m FL; 2 Final, 200m IM 35th, 100m free; 46th, 200m free; 27th, 100m fly; 39th, 200m fly; 2nd, 200m IM; NCAA - 3 Final, 200y FL; 1 Final, 200y IM; 1 Final, 400y IM 2005 MoO DiP - 4 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 200m IM 2005 World Rankings: WORLD - 10 Semi, 200m FR; 4 Final, 200m IM; 6 Semi, 200m 20th, 200m free; 55th, 100m fly; 61st, 200m fly; 5, 200m IM IM WC TRIALS - 3 Final, 200m FR; 6 Final, 200m FL; 2 Final, NATIONAL TITLES: 200m IM 100m Fly (1): '02 SPG 2004 OLY TRIALS - 9 Final, 100m FL; 3 Final, 200m FL; 7 Final, 200m IM ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2003 SPG NATS - 18 Final, 100m FL; 5 Final, 200m FL General Accolades: 2006 USA Swimming Female Performance of the Year (Pan Pac 200m 2002 US Open - 20 Final, 200m FR; 9 Final, 200m FL; 11 Final, IM) ... 2005 USA Swimming Relay Performance of the Year (World Champ 800m free relay) 200m IM National Teams: Two-time National A Team (2005-06) … 2004 National B Team … 2001 SUM NATS - 19 Final, 200m FR; 23 Final, 200m FL; 18 Final, National Junior Team 200m IM SPG NATS - 4 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 100m FL; 3 Final, Meet Honors: 2006 Pan Pacific Female Swimmer of the Meet 200m FL; 4 Final, 200m IM PERSONAL: High School: Ursuline Academy '03 College: Arizona '07 College Major: Science Education / Pre-Pharmacy Future Professional Aspirations: Pediatric pharmacist Parents: Timothy and Sally … father is a real estate broker, and mother was formerly the Director of Rec Sports at Miami (Ohio) University (now retired) Sibling(s): Older brother (Lindsey) attended Miami (Ohio) University and now sells real estate with her father … older brother (Travis) was a diver at Ohio State and Miami (Ohio); he is currently a diving coach and works at a nutrition store Sports Played Before Swimming: Besides swimming, also competed in jazz, tumbling, tap and ballet with a dance school prior to college Nickname(s): Munchkin because of her small size Pet(s): One dog (Soapy Suds) Hobbies Outside the Pool: Dancing, being outside Ultimate Way to Relax: Movies Most Influential Person: Her parents … “They’ve always encouraged me to do my best.” Charities: Pre-Pharmacy Club community service events ... also interested in charities associated with colon cancer research; "My dad had colon cancer, and I recently found out that I have a genetic disposition for it." Training Stats: Swims 10,000 meters/yards per day, 3-5 hours a day, 6 days a week Favorites: U.S. city: New York City ... int'l destination: Belize ... band: Rascal Flatts ... celebrity: Madonna because "she's got killer dance moves" ... summer activity: relaxing on the couch (because it's too hot outside to do anything else) SWIM 45 Lacey Nymeyer

CLUB: Tucson Ford Dealers Aquatics (FORD-AZ) FAST FACTS AGE: 21 DOB: Oct 29, 1985 Second World Championships (2005) HEIGHT: 5' 9" (175.3 cm) Two World medals (1s, 1b) HOMETOWN: Tucson, Ariz. BIRTHPLACE: Tucson, Ariz. COACHED BY: Frank Busch TOP TIMES Event Best Year Career Highlights: 100m FR 54.47 Aug 06 Earned two gold medals swimming relays (400m and 800m free relays) at the 2006 Pan 200m FR 1:58.93 Aug 06 Pacifics ... was the runner-up in the 50y and 100y free at the 2006 NCAA Championships ... earned silver in the 400m medley relay (prelims) and bronze in the 400m free relay at her first World Championships (2005) ... finished second in the 100y free at the 2005 NCAAs CAREER STATS: World Champs History: 2006 PAN PAC - 10 Final, 200m FR 2005: Silver, 400m MR-R(pr); Bronze, 400m FR-R SUM NATS - 5 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 100m FR; 5 Final, 200m FR 2006 World Rankings: NCAA - 2 Final, 50y FR; 2 Final, 100y FR; 4 Final, 200y FR 25th, 50m free; 8th, 100m free; 16th, 200m free; 96th, 400m free 2005 SUM NATS - 12 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 100m FR; 19 Final, 2005 World Rankings: 200m FR MoO DiP - 5 Final, 50m FR; 5 Final, 100m FR 48th, 50m free; 25th, 100m free; 94th, 200m free WORLD - , 400m FR-R WC TRIALS - 5 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 100m FR; 11 Final, ADDITIONAL HONORS: 200m FR National Teams: Two-time National A Team (2005-06) 2004 OLY TRIALS - 10 Final, 50m FR; 16 Final, 100m FR High School: Three-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American in high school … first-team SPG NATS - 12 Final, 50m FR; 9 Final, 100m FR; 9 Final, all-city and first-team all-state all four years of high school 200m FR 2003 US OPEN - 22 Final, 50m FR; 22 Final, 100m FR PERSONAL: SUM NATS - 6 Final, 50m FR; 6 Final, 100m FR; 18 Final, High School: Mountain View HS '04 200m FR College: Arizona '09 SPG NATS - 9 Final, 50m FR; 10 Final, 100m FR; 14 Final, College Major: Physical Education 200m FR Future Professional Aspirations: High school athletic director 2002 US Open - 7 Final, 50m FR; 20 Final, 100m FR SUM NATS - 10 Final, 50m FR Parents: Aaron and Stacey … father is a custom home builder, and mother is a homemaker SPG NATS - 11 Final, 50m FR; 11 Final, 100m FR; 17 Final, Sibling(s): Two younger brothers (Sterling and Brentyn) … Sterling plays football, and Brentyn 200m FR; 19 Final, 100m FL plays basketball Notable Relative(s): Grandfather (Ed Nymeyer) was in the Arizona Basketball Hall of Fame Sports Played Before Swimming: Cross country, soccer, track and field Nickname(s): Pearl or Lace … nicknamed ‘Pearl’ after coach (Frank Busch) found out it was her middle name Pet(s): One dog (Kodie) is a Rottweiler Hobbies Outside the Pool: Making jewelry Ultimate Way to Relax: Sitting outside watching the beautiful Tucson sunset Most Influential Person: Mother … “She doesn’t really care about my swimming successes, but she does everything she can to make sure I am happy and that I’m supported in everything.” Training Stats: Swims 5-10,000 meters/yards per day, 4-5 hours a day, 6 days a week Favorites: U.S. city: Tucson, Ariz. ... band: Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers SWIM 46 Hayley Peirsol

CLUB: Auburn University Swim Team (AU-AL) FAST FACTS AGE: 21 DOB: Aug 9, 1985 HEIGHT: 5' 6" (167.6 cm) Second World Championships (2003) HOMETOWN: Irvine, Calif. One World medal (1s) BIRTHPLACE: Orange County, Calif. COACHED BY: David Marsh / David Marsh / TOP TIMES David Marsh Event Best Year Career Highlights: 800m FR 8:26.45 Aug 06 Won two distance medals at the 2006 Pan Pacifics in the 800m free (bronze) and 1500m free 1500m FR 15:57.36 Aug 06 (silver) ... captured her first U.S. national title in the 1500m free at the 2006 Nationals ... won three medals (two of them gold) at the 2005 World University Games ... silver medalist in the 1500m free at the 2003 World Championships ... won her first international medal, taking CAREER STATS: bronze in the 800m free at the 2002 Pan Pacifics 2006 US OPEN - 1 Final, 400m FR; 2 Final, 800m FR; 18 Final, World Champs History: 400m IM 2003: Silver, 1500m FR; 11, 800m FR PAN PAC - , 800m FR; , 1500m FR SUM NATS - 3 Final, 400m FR; 1 Final, 800m FR 2006 World Rankings: NCAA - 2 Final, 500y FR; 1 Final, 1650y FR 4th, 400m free; 4th, 800m free; 68th, 400m IM 2005 US OPEN - 1 Final, 400m FR; 1 Final, 800m FR; 9 Final, 400m 2005 World Rankings: IM WUG - 2 Final, 800m FR 18th, 400m free; 9th, 800m free; 4th, 1500m free; 51st, 400m IM SUM NATS - 9 Final, 400m FR WC TRIALS - 9 Final, 400m FR; 3 Final, 800m FR NATIONAL TITLES: 2004 OLY TRIALS - 5 Final, 800m FR 1500m Free (1): '06 SUM 2003 MoO DiP - 2 Final, 800m FR SPG NATS - 10 Final, 400m FR; 5 Final, 400m IM ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2002 SUM NATS - 5 Final, 400m FR; 2 Final, 800m FR; 5 Final, National Teams: Three-time National A Team (2002, 05-06) … 2004 National B Team … 2002 400m IM National Junior Team SPG NATS - 9 Final, 400m FR; 2 Final, 800m FR; 3 Final, 1500m FR; 2 Final, 400m IM PERSONAL: High School: Newport Harbor '03 College: Auburn '07 College Major: Criminology Future Professional Aspirations: To be a Chef on the Food Network Parents: Tim and Wella ... father is a mortgage broker, and mother is a retired dental hygenist Sibling(s): Older brother (Aaron) is a four-time Olympic medalist (swimming) ... Aaron and Hayley became the only sibling duo to medal at the same World Champs when Hayley took silver in the 1500m free, followed by Aaron's gold in the 100m back, both on July 22, 2003 ... older stepsister (Erin) ... older stepbrother (Greg) Sports Played Before Swimming: Water polo, soccer Nickname(s): Hay-Hay Pet(s): Two cats (Max and Harry) Hobbies Outside the Pool: Shopping, going to the beach, cooking, spending time with friends Ultimate Way to Relax: Vacationing on the beach Most Influential Person: (Intense trainer) John Basedow … “He’s in ridiculous shape.” Training Stats: Swims 8,000 meters per day, 4-5 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Competing on her first international team with brother Aaron since the 2003 World Champs ... at the 2006 Nationals, both won national titles on the same day (Aug. 5) as Hayley captured her first national title in the 1500m free and Aaron won his 11th national title in the 200m back Favorites: U.S. city: Newport Beach, Calif. ... int'l destination: Australia ... musician: Ben Harper SWIM 47 Chloe Sutton

CLUB: California Capital FAST FACTS AGE: 15 DOB: Feb 3, 1992 HEIGHT: 5' 9" (175.3 cm) First World Championships HOMETOWN: Roseville, Calif. CAREER STATS: BIRTHPLACE: Vandenburgh, Calif. 2006 US OPEN - 4 Final, 400m FR; 6 Final, 800m FR COACHED BY: George French SUM NATS - 21 Final, 400m FR Santa Clara GP - 2 Final, 1500m FR SPG CHAMPS - 9 Final, 400m FR; 6 Final, 800m FR; 4 Final, 1500m FR Career Highlights: 2005 SUM NATS - 21 Final, 800m FR; 33 Final, 1500m FR WC TRIALS - 8 Final, 1500m FR Won the 10K at the 2006 Open Water National Championships, then went on to win gold in the 10K at the 2006 Pan Pacifics ... won gold in the 1500m free at the 2006 Victorian State Championships in Melbourne as a member of the 2006 National Junior Team 2006 World Rankings: 110th, 400m free; 57th, 800m free 2005 World Rankings: 80th, 800m free; 44th, 1500m free

RECORDS: Holds NAG (11-12) in 1000y FR, set at 2005 SE HBT "Winter Long Shot" ... Holds NAG (11-12) in 1650y FR, set at 2005 SE HBT "Winter Long Shot" ... Holds NAG (11-12) in 1500m FR, set at 2004 PC NCSA LC JRNATS ... Holds NAG (11-12) in 800m FR, set at 2004 SN Invite

ADDITIONAL HONORS: General Accolades: Was nominated for a Golden Goggle Award for 2006 Breakout Performer of the Year National Teams: 2006 National A Team ... 2006 National Junior Team Meet Honors: 2005 Spring Nationals Female Rookie of the Meet PERSONAL: High School: University of Nebraska Independent Study Program '10 Future Professional Aspirations: Something medical Parents: David and Wendy … father is in the Air Force and played football for the Air Force Sibling(s): Younger brother (Colin) plays football Sports Played Before Swimming: Dance, soccer, basketball Pet(s): Two cats (Coco and Cookie) at home with parents... "When I moved away in search of a better team (CCA), I got a kitten named Squirt, which is the name of the baby sea turtle in 'Finding Nemo.'" Ultimate Way to Relax: Bubble baths and naps Most Influential Person: Mom … “She has given me the strength to do my best.” Training Stats: Swims 10-15,000 yards per day, 4 hours a day, 6 days a week More: When she was little, wanted to be a marine biologist ... loves to cook More: The Sept. 11, 2001, attacks had a big impact on her life because her dad was in the Pentagon that day ... "I appreciate him so much more." More: "I am a strong Christian and that is a big part of my life." Favorites: U.S. city: Santa Barbara, Calif. ... int'l destination: Australia ... summer activity: going to the beach SWIM 48 Kim Vandenberg

CLUB: UCLA Swimming (UCLA-CA) FAST FACTS AGE: 23 DOB: Dec 13, 1983 HEIGHT: 5' 8" (172.7 cm) First World Championships HOMETOWN: Moraga, Calif. BIRTHPLACE: Berkeley, Calif. TOP TIMES COACHED BY: Cyndi Gallagher Event Best Year 50m FL 29.05 May 03 Career Highlights: 200m FL 2:08.22 Feb 07 Earned silver in the 200m fly at the 2005 World University Games … finished second in the 200y fly at the 2006 NCAA Championships, and was third in the same event in 2005 ... won CAREER STATS: her first U.S. national title in the 200m fly at the 2004 Nationals ... competed in finals of the 2006 US OPEN - 12 Final, 50m FR; 5 Final, 100m FL; 2 Final, 200m 2004 Olympic Trials, finishing fifth in the 200m fly FL 2006 World Rankings: PAN PAC - 6 Final, 200m FL 70th, 100m fly; 6th, 200m fly SUM NATS - 8 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m FL NCAA - 10 Final, 100y FL; 2 Final, 200y FL 2005 World Rankings: 2005 SUM NATS - 11 Final, 200m FL 107th, 100m fly; 20th, 200m fly WC TRIALS - 14 Final, 100m FL; 4 Final, 200m FL 2004 SUM NATS - 16 Final, 50m FR; 13 Final, 200m FR; 3 Final, NATIONAL TITLES: 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m FL 200m Fly (2): '06 SUM, '04 SUM OLY TRIALS - 11 Final, 100m FL; 5 Final, 200m FL; 4 Final, 200m FL ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2003 US OPEN - 7 Final, 100m FL; 1 Final, 200m FL National Teams: 2006 National A Team ... 2005 National B Team SUM NATS - 10 Final, 100m FL; 18 Final, 200m FL All-Star Team: 2006 PERSONAL: High School: Campolindo HS ’02 College: UCLA '06 College Major: History Future Professional Aspirations: Public Relations Parents: Rick and DeNai … father is a stock broker, and mother is a psychologist Sibling(s): Older brother (John) … younger brother (Michael) plays football at New Mexico … younger sister (Lauren) Sports Played Before Swimming: Soccer, track and field Nickname(s): Kimbo, Kimber, Kimmy Pet(s): Two dogs (Hunter and Nani) … Hunter is a Rhodesian Ridgeback, and Nani is a Mastiff/Retriever Hobbies Outside the Pool: Playing piano, taking pictures, going to the beach, shopping, barbecuing Ultimate Way to Relax: Listen to music, read, watch movies, sleep Most Influential Person: Grandmother … “She has always supported me and loved me unconditionally.” Training Stats: Swims 12–15,000 meters/yards per day, 5 hours a day, 6 days a week Favorites: U.S. city: Los Angeles ... int'l destination: Italy ... band: Radiohead, Beck ... summer activity: going to the beach SWIM 49 Leila Vaziri

PRONOUNCED: Va-zeer-ee FAST FACTS CLUB: Indiana University (IU-IN) / Indiana University First World Championships AGE: 21 DOB: Jun 6, 1985 HOMETOWN: Coral Springs, Fla. TOP TIMES BIRTHPLACE: New York, N.Y. COACHED BY: Michael Lohberg Event Best Year 100m BK 1:01.53 Aug 06 Career Highlights: Won the 100m back at the 2006 Nationals, her first U.S. national title in her first final at CAREER STATS: Nationals ... the victory earned her a spot on the 2006 Pan Pacifics and 2007 World Champs 2006 US OPEN - 12 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 100m BK; 21 Final, teams 200m BK PAN PAC - 9 Final, 100m BK 2006 World Rankings: SUM NATS - 1 Final, 100m BK; 17 Final, 200m BK 18th, 100m back NCAA - 10 Final, 100y BK 2005 World Rankings: 2005 WC TRIALS - 11 Final, 100m BK 119th, 100m back 2003 US OPEN - 15 Final, 200m FR; 11 Final, 100m BK 2002 US Open - 12 Final, 50m FR; t14 Final, 100m FR; 12 Final, NATIONAL TITLES: 100m BK 100m Back (1): '06 SUM ADDITIONAL HONORS: National Teams: 2006 National B Team Collegiate: 2005 Big Ten Champion in the 100y back ... 2004-06 NCAA finalist in the 100 back PERSONAL: High School: Coral Springs HS '03 College: Indiana '07 College Major: Communication and culture Future Professional Aspirations: Public relations Parents: Mansour and Lise Vaziri ... father is an engineer, mother is a teacher ... Mansour played soccer at Florida International University Sibling(s): Ramin graduated from the University of Central Florida Started Swimming: At age 7 when family moved to Florida and was "surrounded by water everywhere." Nickname(s): Lei Hobbies Outside the Pool: Reading, napping, visiting pet stores Ultimate Way to Relax: Spending time with family and friends, going to the beach, being in the sun, playing outdoor sports Most Influential Person: "Mom and father are my ultimate role models." Training Stats: Swims 12-15,000 meters/yards per day, 5-6 hours a day, 6 days a week More: Considers herself a good mechanic; she excelled at shop class in high school Favorites: U.S. city: South Florida, New York City, Chicago ... int'l destination: Caribbean Islands ... musician: Michael Jackson ... summer activity: spending time with family and friends she doesn't get to see during the year SWIM 50 Dana Vollmer

CLUB: California Aquatics (CAL-CA) FAST FACTS AGE: 19 DOB: Nov 13, 1987 HEIGHT: 6' 0 1/2" (184.2 cm) One-time Olympian (2004) HOMETOWN: Granbury, Texas One Olympic medal (1g) BIRTHPLACE: Syracuse, N.Y. First World Championships COACHED BY: Ron Forrest TOP TIMES

Career Highlights: Event Best Year Earned gold as a member of the 800m free relay at the 2006 Pan Pacifics ... gold medalist on the 800m free relay that broke the 17-year-old world record at the 2004 Olympic Games; also 100m FR 55.94 Feb 04 finished sixth in the 200m free ... qualified for 2004 Olympic Team after winning the 200m free at Olympic Trials ... triple gold medalist at the 2003 Pan American Games (200m free, 800m CAREER STATS: free relay and 400m medley relay) 2006 PAN PAC - 5 Final, 200m FR Olympics History: SUM NATS - 9 Final, 50m FR; 10 Final, 100m FR; 3 Final, 2004: Gold, 800m FR-R(WR); 6, 200m FR 200m FR; 4 Final, 100m FL 2006 World Rankings: 2005 WUG - 8 Final, 100m FR; 8 Final, 100m FL WC TRIALS - 10 Final, 50m FR; 8 Final, 100m FR; 16 Final, 62nd, 50m free; 58th, 100m free; 14th, 200m free; 28th, 100m fly; 97th, 200m fly 200m FR; 7 Final, 100m FL 2005 World Rankings: 2004 OLY - 4 Semi, 200m FR; 6 Final, 200m FR; , 800m FR-R 94th, 50m free; 52nd, 100m free; 107th, 200m free; 43rd, 100m fly (WR); , 800m FR-R (AR); , 800m FR-R (OR) OLY TRIALS - 16 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, RECORDS: 200m FR; t2 Final, 100m FL; 5 Final, 100m FL; 16 Final, 200m FL Holds WR in 800m FR-R, set at 2004 Olympic Games SPG NATS - 11 Final, 50m FR; 4 Final, 100m FR; 8 Final, 200m FR; 9 Final, 100m FL ADDITIONAL HONORS: 2003 US OPEN - 4 Final, 50m FR; 17 Final, 100m FR; 10 Final, General Accolades: 2004 USA Swimming Relay Performance of the Year (Olympic 800m free 100m FL relay) SPG NATS - 16 Final, 50m FR; 5 Final, 100m FL International: Swam on the world record-setting 800m free relay at the 2004 Olympic Games ... 2002 SUM NATS - 12 Final, 50m FR; 9 Final, 200m FR; 15 Final, set three Pan Am records in 2003 in the 100m fly, 800m free relay and 400m medley relay 100m FL National Teams: Three-time National B Team (2003-04, 06) SPG NATS - 20 Final, 100m FR; 15 Final, 200m FR; 4 Final, 100m FL PERSONAL: High School: Granbury HS '05 College: Cal-Berkeley '09 College Major: Pre-Med / Forensic Anthropology Future Professional Aspirations: Cardiology / Forensic Anthropologist ... hopes to be a cardiothorasic surgeon Parents: Les and Cathy … father is a nuclear technician, and mother is a teacher Sibling(s): Older brother (Nick) is a 3rd degree black belt in karate Sports Played Before Swimming: Soccer, gymnastics, basketball Pet(s): One cat (Sissy) … brought it home from girl scout camp when she was seven thinking it was a female … it’s not Hobbies Outside the Pool: Reading, working on my car, interior design Ultimate Way to Relax: Hot shower – then curl up with a good book! Most Influential Person: Parents and coaches … mom is into hard training and dad works on her technique Training Stats: Swims 10,000 meters/yards per day, 4-5 hours a day, 6 days a week More: At age 12, she was the youngest competitor at the 2000 Olympic Trials … at age 13, the youngest member of 2001 Goodwill Games team … took fifth in the 100m fly at 2003 Spring Nationals, just 11 days after a minor heart surgery (Radio-frequency Ablation) More: Attended the Univ. of Florida for her freshman season, then transferred to Cal-Berkeley in 2006 Favorites: U.S. city: Berkeley, Calif. ... int'l destination: Australia ... band: Nickleback SWIM 51 Amanda Weir

CLUB: Swim Atlanta (SA-GA) FAST FACTS AGE: 21 DOB: Mar 11, 1986 HEIGHT: 6' 1" (185.4 cm) One-time Olympian (2004) HOMETOWN: Lawrenceville, Ga. Two Olympic medals (2s) BIRTHPLACE: Davenport, Iowa Second World Championships (2005) COACHED BY: Chris Davis Two World medals (1s, 1b)

Career Highlights: TOP TIMES Won individual silver in the 100m free at the 2006 Pan Pacifics ... set an American record in winning her third U.S. national title in the 100m free at the 2006 Nationals ... won two relay Event Best Year medals at the 2005 World Championships and narrowly missed individual bronze, finishing tied 100m FR 53.58 Aug 06 for fourth in the 100m free ... captured silver medals in the 400m medley relay (prelims) and American record-setting 400m free relay at the 2004 Olympic Games ... broke the Pan 200m FR 1:58.56 Aug 06 American record in the 100m free leading off the 400m free relay at the 2003 Pan Am Games, becoming the fourth-fastest American ever in that event CAREER STATS: Olympics History: 2006 PAN PAC - 9 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 100m FR 2004: Silver, 400m FR-R(AR) & 400m MR(pr) SUM NATS - 6 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR; 4 Final, World Champs History: 200m FR 2005: Silver, 400m MR; Bronze, 400m FR-R; 4, 100m FR; 10, 50m FR SC WORLD - t8 Semi, 50m FR (SCM); 2 SwimOff, 50m FR (SCM); 5 Semi, 100m FR (SCM); 7 Final, 100m FR (SCM) 2006 World Rankings: 2005 US OPEN - 1 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR; 3 Final, 200m 17th, 50m free; 3rd, 100m free; 13th, 200m free FR 2005 World Rankings: SUM NATS - 1 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR MoO DiP - 4 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 100m FR 16th, 50m free; 8th, 100m free; 48th, 200m free WORLD - 10 Semi, 50m FR; 4 Final, 100m FR; 3 Semi, 100m FR; , 400m FR-R NATIONAL TITLES: WC TRIALS - 2 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 100m FR; 15 Final, 100m Free (2): '06 SUM, '05 SUM 200m FR 50m Free (1): '05 SUM 2004 OLY - , 400m FR-R (AR) OLY TRIALS - 7 Final, 50m FR; 3 Final, 100m FR ADDITIONAL HONORS: SPG NATS - 10 Final, 50m FR; 2 Final, 100m FR National Teams: Four-time National A Team (2003-06) … 2000 National Junior Team 2003 SPG NATS - 4 Final, 50m FR; 6 Final, 100m FR All-Star Team: Two-time (2003, 06) 2002 US Open - 3 Final, 50m FR; 1 Final, 100m FR; 2 Final, 200m Meet Honors: 1999 P66 Spring Nationals Rookie of the Meet FR Collegiate: Was the first person to anchor four NCAA winning relays in one meet (Georgia 2005) SUM NATS - 8 Final, 50m FR; 9 Final, 100m FR SPG NATS - 18 Final, 50m FR; 15 Final, 100m FR PERSONAL: High School: Brookwood HS '04 College: USC '09 College Major: Graphic Design/Advertising Future Professional Aspirations: Graphic Design Parents: Jim and Julie … father is an acoustic engineer, and mother is a fourth-grade teacher … Jim played basketball at Central College in Iowa, and mom ran track at Central College Sibling(s): Younger brother (Caleb) swims and plays basketball Notable Relative(s): Great uncle (Burl Ives) was a singer and actor Nickname(s): Hollywood, AJ … nicknamed “Hollywood” because she loves sunglasses and always wears them … “AJ” because her middle name is Jo Hobbies Outside the Pool: Drawing, reading, shopping Ultimate Way to Relax: Lay out at the beach, floating in the ocean Most Influential Person: Parents … “They always believe in me and have taught me that there is more to life than swimming.” Training Stats: Swims 8-12,000 meters/yards per day, three-four hours a day, six days a week More: Swam for Georgia from 2004-05 before transferring to USC in the fall of 2006 More: When she was little, wanted to be an architect ... considers herself a good cook, artist, writer and dancer Favorites: U.S. city: Los Angeles ... int'l destination: Athens, Greece ... band: Boston SWIM 52 Kate Ziegler

PRONOUNCED: ZIG-ler FAST FACTS CLUB: The Fish (FISH-VA) AGE: 18 DOB: Jun 27, 1988 Second World Championships (2005) HEIGHT: 5' 11" (180.3 cm) Two World medals (2g) HOMETOWN: Great Falls, Va. BIRTHPLACE: Fairfax, Va. TOP TIMES COACHED BY: Ray Benecki Event Best Year Career Highlights: 400m FR 4:05.75 Aug 06 Double gold medalist in the 800m and 1500m free at the 2006 Pan Pacifics and 2005 World 800m FR 8:24.56 Aug 06 Championships ... has won four medals (one of them gold) in two appearances at the SC World Champs (2004 & 2006) ... first broke Sippy Woodhead’s 25-year-old American record in 1500m FR 15:55.01 Aug 06 the 800m free at the 2005 FINA World Cup stop in New York, which at the time was the oldest American record on the books ... took down two of ’ distance freestyle records CAREER STATS: within a short period of time, setting new marks in the 500y free (Feb. ’06) and 1000y free (Dec. ’05) 2006 PAN PAC - 4 Final, 400m FR; , 800m FR; , 1500m FR SUM NATS - 10 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 400m FR; 2 Final, World Champs History: 800m FR 2005: Gold, 800m FR & 1500m FR Santa Clara GP - 1 Final, 1500m FR 2006 World Rankings: SC WORLD - 1 Final, 400m FR (SCM) SPG CHAMPS - 13 Final, 100m FR; 1 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 55th, 200m free; 2nd, 400m free; 2nd, 800m free 800m FR 2005 World Rankings: 2005 SUM NATS - 9 Final, 200m FR; 2 Final, 400m FR; 1 Final, 72nd, 200m free; 11th, 400m free; 1st, 800m free; 1st, 1500m free 800m FR; 1 Final, 1500m FR MoO DiP - 1 Final, 400m FR RECORDS: WORLD - 1 Final, 800m FR; 1 Final, 1500m FR WC TRIALS - 12 Final, 200m FR; 3 Final, 400m FR; 1 Final, Holds AR in 1000y FR, set at 2006 PV Invitational ... Holds AR in 1650y FR, set at 800m FR; 1 Final, 1500m FR 2006 PV Tom Dolan Invitational ... Holds AR in 500y FR, set at 2006 PV DC Metro HS 2004 SUM NATS - 10 Final, 200m FR; 1 Final, 400m FR; 2 Final, Champs ... Holds AR in 800m FR (SCM), set at 2006 US FINA World Cup 800m FR; 1 Final, 1500m FR OLY TRIALS - 5 Final, 400m FR; 4 Final, 800m FR NATIONAL TITLES: 2003 SUM NATS - 27 Final, 800m FR; 11 Final, 1500m FR 400m Free (2): '06 SUM, '04 SUM 2002 US Open - 12 Final, 400m FR; 8 Final, 800m FR 800m Free (2): ’05 SUM, ’05 SPG SUM NATS - 55 Final, 800m FR; 20 Final, 1500m FR 1500m Free (3): ’05 SUM, ’05 SPG, ’04 SUM ADDITIONAL HONORS: General Accolades: 2005 USA Swimming Female Performance of the Year (World Champs 1500m free) National Teams: Three-time National A Team (2004-06) … 2004 National Junior Team All-Star Team: Two-time (2005-06) High School: Two-time High School All-American (2003-04) PERSONAL: High School: Bishop O’Connell HS '06 College: George Mason '10 Future Professional Aspirations: Interior decorating or psychology … loves fashion, and has considered becoming a personal shopper Parents: Don and Cathy … father is the retired financial officer for a computer company, and mother is a homemaker Sibling(s): Older brother (David) graduated from MIT … older sister (Anne) attended Mary Washington Sports Played Before Swimming: Basketball, softball Hobbies Outside the Pool: Shopping, hanging out with friends Ultimate Way to Relax: Sleeping, taking a bath Most Influential Person: Parents and coach (Ray Benecki) … “I wouldn’t be where I am today as a swimmer without Ray.” Charities: Serves as a "clean water ambassador" for the Global Water Foundation Sponsor(s): Speedo Training Stats: Swims 10-15,000 meters/yards per day, 2-4 hours a day, 7 days a week More: Likes to celebrate a big win by going out with her mom and getting her nails done ... turned professional in April 2006, forgoing her eligibility to swim for a college SWIM 53 Coach Bios - Men’s Team

BOB BOWMAN SEAN HUTCHISON POSITION: Men’s Head Coach POSITION: Men's Assistant Coach RESIDENCE: Ann Arbor, Mich. RESIDENCE: Seattle, Wash. COACHES: University of Michigan COACHES: King

PREVIOUS TEAMS: PREVIOUS TEAMS: - 2006 Pan Pacific Championships - 2006 Pan Pacific Championships men’s assistant coach women’s assistant coach - 2005 World Championships men’s - 2005 World University Games assistant coach women’s assistant coach - 2004 Olympic men’s assistant coach - 2003 World Championships men’s COACHING EXPERIENCE: assistant coach - Head coach at King Aquatics since 2002 - 2002 Pan Pacific Championships men’s assistant coach - Previously coached at Tualatin Hills (1998-02) - 2001 World Championships men’s assistant coach - Previously was the head coach at Eagle Swim Team (1994-98) - Began coaching summer league swimming at 15 years old, as a sum- COACHING EXPERIENCE: mer job through high school and part of college - Head Coach at the University of Michigan since 2004 - High Performace Coach at North Baltimore Aquatic Club (1999-2004); OTHER: Senior Coach at North Baltimore (1995-99) - 2004, 2005 Award winner (for the top coach at the - Previously coached at Napa Valley (head coach), Birmingham Swim ConocoPhillips Summer National Championships) League (head coach), Las Vegas Gold (senior assistant coach) and - Owns a pool business ... three of the pools that King trains out of are a Cincinnati Pepsi Marlins (head age group coach) part of his company - Enjoys writing short stories OTHER: - Two-time USA Swimming Coach of the Year (2003, 2006) - 2002 USA Swimming Developmental Coach of the Year - 2001 USA Swimming and ASCA Coach of the Year - Swam for Florida State from 1983-85, serving as a team captain in his final year - Graduated from FSU with a bachelor of science degree in developmen- tal psychology and a minor in music composition in 1987 - Runs Bowman Thoroughbreds LLC, a thoroughbred racehorse racing, breeding and sales company EDDIE REESE GREGG TROY POSITION: Men’s Assistant Coach POSITION: Men’s Assistant Coach RESIDENCE: Austin, Texas RESIDENCE: Gainesville, Fla. COACHES: University of Texas COACHES: University of Florida

PREVIOUS TEAMS: PREVIOUS TEAMS: - Two-time Olympic men's head coach - 2005 World Championships men’s (2004, 1992) assistant coach - Three-time Olympic assistant coach - 2004 Short Course World (2000, 1996, 1988) Championships women’s assistant - 2003 World Championships men's coach assistant coach - 2001 World Championships men's - 1998 World Championships assistant coach head coach - 1999 Pan American Games men's head coach COACHING EXPERIENCE: - 1997 World Championships women's head coach - Has coached at the University of Texas since 1979 - 1996 Olympic women's assistant coach - Head Coach at Auburn (1972-78) - 1995 Pan American Games head coach - Assistant Coach at Florida (1967-72) - 1992 Olympic head coach for Thailand - Head Coach at Roswell (N.M.) High School (1965-66) - Graduate Assistant Coach at Florida (1963-65) COACHING EXPERIENCE: - Head Coach at the University of Florida since 1998 OTHER: - Head Coach at The Bolles School (1977-97) - Named the 2008 Olympic Men’s Head Coach - Two-time USA Swimming Coach of the Year (2004-05) OTHER: - Three-time ASCA Coach of the Year (1991, 2005-06) - 2002 NCAA Men's Coach of the Year - 2005 United States Olympic Committee National Coach of the Year - Two-time SEC Men's Coach of the Year (2002, 2000) - 2005 Terao Award by the World Swimming Coaches Association, as the - 1997 U.S. Olympic and USA Swimming Developmental Coach of the top coach of the 2001-2004 quadrennium Year - Eight-time NCAA Coach of the Year - A native of Bellefonte, Penn., earned his bachelor's degree in - Inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame in 2002 history/government from Texas Christian University in 1972 - Inducted into the Longhorn Hall of Honor in 1996 and the Texas Sports - In 1987, he earned his master's in history education from Jacksonville Hall of Fame in 2002 University - Graduated from Florida in 1963, where he swam collegiately and - He and his wife (Missy) have three sons: Patrick, Geoffrey and Ryan ... earned his bachelor's degree in physical education Patrick competed on the Gator cross country team - Earned his master's degree from Florida in 1965 - A native of Daytona Beach, Fla., he and his wife (Elinor) have two daughters (Holly and Heather) and three grandsons SWIM 54 Coach Bios - Women’s Team

JOHN COLLINS JACK BAUERLE POSITION: Women’s Head Coach POSITION: Women’s Assistant Coach RESIDENCE: Larchmont, N.Y. RESIDENCE: Athens, Ga. COACHES: Badger Swim Club COACHES: University of Georgia

PREVIOUS TEAMS: PREVIOUS TEAMS: - 2004 Short Course World - 2005 World Championships women's Championships men's assistant coach head coach - 2001 World Championships women's - 2003 World Championships women's head coach head coach - 1999 Pan Pacific Championships - 2001 World Championships women's women's assistant coach assistant coach - 1998 World Championships women's assistant coach - 2000 Olympic women's assistant coach - 1998 Goodwill Games women's assistant coach - 1999 Pan Pacific Championships women's assistant coach - 1997 Pan Pacific Championships women's head coach - 1997 World University Games women's head coach - 1995 Pan American Games women's head coach - 1995 Pan Pacific Championships women's assistant coach - 1989 National Junior Team head coach COACHING EXPERIENCE: COACHING EXPERIENCE: - Head Coach at the University of Georgia since 1979 - Started at Badger in 1970; has been the head coach since 1972 - Assistant Coach at the University of Georgia (1970-73) - Manhattanville College (Purchase, N.Y.) coach from 1973-93 OTHER: OTHER: - Named the 2008 Olympic Women’s Head Coach - 2006 Inductee into the American Swim Coaches Association Hall of Fame - Has guided the Bulldogs to four women's NCAA crowns, most recently - 1983 ASCA Coach of the Year in 2005 - Swam for Indiana from 1964-67 and was an All-American - All-time winningest swim coach in SEC history - Broke the American record in the 200y butterfly (long course yards) in - Five-time NCAA Coach of the Year 1964 - 11-time SEC Coach of the Year - Swam on the 1966 U.S. National Team, competing at the Little - Graduated from Georgia Olympics, a major international competition in Mexico City - He and his wife (Frances) have two sons: John and Stuart - Graduated from Indiana University in 1967 with a degree in history, and from Fordham Law School in 1972 - Has four children: John, Brett, Wyatt and Jack

RAY BENECKI TERI McKEEVER POSITION: Women’s Assistant Coach POSITION: Women’s Assistant Coach RESIDENCE: Fairfax, Va. RESIDENCE: El Cerrito, Calif. COACHES: The Fish COACHES: University of California- Berkeley COACHING EXPERIENCE: - 2006 Pan Pacific Championships PREVIOUS TEAMS: open water assistant coach - 2006 Pan Pacific Championships - 2005 USA Swimming Regional women’s head coach Distance Camp assistant coach - 2005 World Championships women’s - Came out of retirement in 1991 to assistant coach start The Fish, where he is still the - 2004 Olympic women’s assistant head coach coach - 2003 World Championships women's assistant coach OTHER: - 2002 Pan Pacific Championships women's assistant coach - Nominated for the 2006 USA Swimming Coach of the Year award - 2001 Goodwill Games women's assistant coach - Also works as a senior systems analyst at U.S. Customs / Homeland Security COACHING EXPERIENCE: - He and his wife (Joanne) have three sons: Steven, Matthew and Kevin - Women's Head Coach at Cal-Berkeley since 1993 - Previously coached at Fresno State (head coach) and Southern Cal (assistant coach)

OTHER: - In 2004, was the first woman to serve on a U.S. Olympic staff - 2002 ASCA Coach of the Year - 2002 National Collegiate Scholar and Swimming Trophy winner - Two-time PAC-10 Coach of the Year - Earned bachelor's and master's degree at USC - All-American swimmer at USC - Father (Mike) was an All-American lineman for the Trojans' football team in 1959 - Comes from a family of 10 children, all with varied athletic backgrounds - Sisters (Kristi and Kelli Gannon) are both members of the U.S. National Field Hockey Team SWIM 55 Coach Bios - Open Water

BILL ROSE STEVE MUNATONES POSITION: Open Water Head Coach POSITION: Open Water Assistant RESIDENCE: Mission Viejo, Calif. Coach COACHES: Mission Viejo Nadadores RESIDENCE: Huntington Beach, Calif. COACHES: Golden West Swim Club PREVIOUS TEAMS: (exclusively coaches open water swim- - 2005 World University Games men’s mers) assistant coach - 1999 World University Games COACHING EXPERIENCE: women’s head coach - Has coached winning open water - 1997 World University Games assis- swimmers at the U.S. Open Water tant coach National Championships and athletes - 1995 Pan American Games assistant coach who successfully crossed the Catalina Channel since 1988 - Assistant coach or manager for the 2001, 2003 and 2005 Open Water COACHING EXPERIENCE: World Championships teams - Has coached the Mission Viejo Nadadores since 1992 - Head coach of the 2004 Open Water World Championships team - Head Women’s Coach at Arizona State (1979-81) - Head Coach of the Canadian Dolphin Team of Vancouver (1976-79) CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: - Head Coach of the DeAnza Swim Club (1974-76) - Inducted in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame in 2003 - Head Coach at the University of Pacific (1968-74) - Recipient of the 2001 USA Swimming Open Water Committee Award

OTHER: PERSONAL: - One of the premier distance coaches in the United States, coached - Graduated from Harvard in 1984 with a degree in economics Olympic medalists (1976) and Larsen Jensen (2004) - Swam at Harvard from 1982-83, and played water polo all four years - 2006 USA Swimming Developmental Coach of the Year - Won the 1982 International 25k Open Water Championships (Lake - 2004 Inductee into the American Swim Coaches Association Hall of Fame Windermere, ) - He and his wife (Siga) have two children: Jeff and Kyle - Completed five unprecedented solo open water swims in Asia between 32-58 km between 1989-94 - Is the President of Pan Pacific Partners, Inc., a financial and strategic advisory firm to start-up companies and inventors - He and his wife (Rieko) have four children: Sabrina, Skyler, Sofia and Sydney - Fluent in written and spoken Japanese, conversant in Spanish and can read Chinese - Is the author of the book, "Distant Shores: A Guidebook to Open Water Swimming" SWIM 56 Medalists

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 1973 Belgrade 1975 Cali 1978 West 1982 Guayaquil 1986 Madrid 1991 Perth 1994 Rome 1998 Perth 2001 Fukuoka 2003 Barcelona 2005 Montreal MEN 50M FREESTYLE 1973-1982 — Event Not Held 1986 1. , USA 22.49 2. Dano Haisall, SUI 22.80 3. Matt Biondi, USA 22.85 1991 1. Tom Jager, USA 22.16 2. Matt Biondi, USA 22.26 3. Gennadiy Prigoda, URS 22.62 1994 1. Alexander Popov, RUS 22.17 2. Gary Hall, USA 22.44 3. Raimundas Mazuolis, LIT 22.52 1998 1. Bill Pilczuk, USA 22.29 2. Alexander Popov, RUS 22.43 3. , PUR 22.47tie 3. , AUS 22.47 5. Neil Walker, USA 22.50 2001 1. , USA 22.09 2. P vdHoogenband, NED 22.16 3. Roland Schoeman, RSA 22.18tie 3. Tomohiro Yamanoi, JPN 22.18 10. Jason Lezak, USA 22.43 2003 1. Alexander Popov, RUS 21.92 2. , GBR 22.20 3. P vdHoogenband, NED 22.29 8. Jason Lezak, USA 22.44 2005 1. Roland Schoeman, RSA 21.69 2. Duje Drganja, CRO 21.89 3. Bartosz Kizierowski, POL 21.94 6. , USA 22.25 100M FREESTYLE 1973 1. , USA 51.70 2. Michel Rousseau, FRA 52.08 3. , AUS 52.22 5. , USA 52.73 1975 1. , USA 51.25 2. , USSR 51.32 3. Jim Montgomery, USA 51.44 1978 1. David McCagg, USA 50.24 2. Jim Montgomery, USA 50.73 3. , GER 50.79 1982 1. Jorg Woithe, GDR 50.18 2. , USA 50.21 3. , SWE 50.25 4. Chris Cavanaugh, USA 50.32 1986 1. Matt Biondi, USA 48.94 2. Stephan Caron, FRA 49.73 3. Tom Jager, USA 49.79 1991 1. Matt Biondi, USA 49.18 2. , SWE 49.63 3. , ITA 49.82 8. , USA 51.10 1994 1. Alexander Popov, RUS 49.12 2. Gary Hall, USA 49.41 3. , BRA 49.52 4. , USA 49.90 1998 1. Alexander Popov, RUS 48.93 2. Michael Klim, AUS 49.20 3. Lars Frolander, SWE 49.53 8. , USA 50.36 9. Neil Walker, USA 49.90 2001 1. Anthony Ervin, USA 48.33 2. P. vd Hoogenband, NED 48.43 3. Lars Frolander, SWE 48.79 8. Jason Lezak, USA 49.51 2003 1. Alexander Popov, RUS 48.42 2. P. vd Hoogenband, NED 48.68 3. , AUS 48.77 4. Jason Lezak, USA 48.94 2005 1. Magnini Filippo, ITA 48.12 2. Roland Schoeman, RSA 48.28 3. , RSA 48.34 4. Jason Lezak, USA 48.74 7. Michael Phelps, USA 48.99 200M FREESTYLE 1973 1. Jim Montgomery, USA 1:53.02 2. , USA 1:53.61 3. Roger Pyttel, GDR 1:53.97 1975 1. , USA 1:51.04 2. , USA 1:51.72 3. Brian Brinkley, GBR 1:53.56 1978 1. Billy Forrester, USA 1:51.02 2. Rowdy Gaines, USA 1:51.10 3. Sergey Kopliakov, URS 1:51.33 1982 1. , FRG 1:49.84 2. Rowdy Gaines, USA 1:49.92 3. Jorg Woithe, GDR 1:50.71 1986 1. Michael Gross, FRG 1:47.92 2. , GDR 1:49.12 3. Matt Biondi, USA 1:49.43 1991 1. Giorgio Lamberti, ITA 1:47.27 2. , GER 1:48.28 3. , POL 1:48.70 6. , USA 1:49.50 8. , USA 1:50.54 1994 1. , FIN 1:47.32 2. , SWE 1:48.24 3. , NZL 1:48.49 8. Chad Carvin, USA 1:49.86 1998 1. Michael Klim, AUS 1:47.41 2. Massi Rosolino, ITA 1:48.30 3. P. vd Hoogenband, NED 1:48.65 5. , USA 1:50.05 9. , USA 1:49.66 2001 1. Ian Thorpe, AUS 1:44.06 2. P. vd Hoogenband, NED 1:45.81 3. Klete Keller, USA 1:47.10 8. , USA 1:49.54 2003 1. Ian Thorpe, AUS 1:45.14 2. PvdHoogenband, NED 1:46.43 3. , AUS 1:46.85 8. , USA 1:49.35 16. Klete Keller, USA 1:51.69 2005 1. Michael Phelps, USA 1:45.20 2. Grant Hackett, AUS 1:46.14 3. Ryk Neethling, RSA 1:46.63 6. Peter Vanderkaay, USA 1:47.25 400M FREESTYLE 1973 1. Rick DeMont, USA 3:58.18 2. , AUS 3:58.70 3. Bengt Gingsjoe, SWE 4:01.27 4. Tim Shaw, USA 4:01.56 1975 1. Tim Shaw, USA 3:54.88 2. Bruce Furniss, USA 3:57.71 3. Frank Pfuetze, GDR 4:01.10 1978 1. , URS 3:51.94 2. , USA 3:53.42 3. Billy Forrester, USA 3:53.97 1982 1. Vladimir Salnikov, URS 3:51.30 2. Sviatoslav Semenov, URS 3:51.43 3. Sven Lodziewski, GDR 3:51.84 6. George DiCarlo, USA 3:54.68 1986 1. , FRG 3:50.05 2. , GDR 3:51.26 3. , USA 3:51.3 1991 1. Joerg Hoffmann, GER 3:48.04 2. , GER 3:48.86 3. Artur Wojdat, POL 3:49.67 8. Dan Jorgensen, USA 3:54.29 1994 1. , AUS 3:43.80 2. Antti Kasvio, FIN 3:48.55 3. Danyon Loader, NZL 3:48.62 8. Tom Dolan, USA 3:54.26 1998 1. Ian Thorpe, AUS 3:46.29 2. Grant Hackett, AUS 3:46.44 3. , GBR 3:48.02 11. , USA 3:53.32 16. Tyler Painter, USA 3:57.30 2001 1. Ian Thorpe, AUS 3:40.17 2. Grant Hackett, AUS 3:42.51 3. , ITA 3:45.11 5. Chad Carvin, USA 3:50.11 16. Robert Margalis, USA 3:54.65 2003 1. Ian Thorpe, AUS 3:42.58 2. Grant Hackett, AUS 3:45.17 3. Dragos Coman, ROM 3:46.87 5. Klete Keller, USA 3:47.70 7. Chad Carvin, USA 3:50.36 2005 1. Grant Hackett, AUS 3:42.91 2. Yuri Prilukov, RUS 3:44.44 3. , TUN 3:46.08 6. Peter Vanderkaay, USA 3:47.83 18. Michael Phelps, USA 3:50.53 800M FREESTYLE 1973-1998 — Event Not Held 2001 1. Ian Thorpe, AUS 7:39.16 2. Grant Hackett, AUS 7:40.34 3. Graeme Smith, GBR 7:51.12 4. , USA 7:53.95 15. Robert Margalis, USA 8:02.39 2003 1. Grant Hackett, AUS 7:43.82 2. Larsen Jensen, USA 7:48.09 3. Igor Chervynskyi, UKR 7:53.15 12. Chad Carvin, USA 8:08.48 2005 1. Grant Hacket, AUS 7:38.65 2. Larsen Jensen, USA 7:45.63 3. Yuri Prilukov, RUS 7:46.64 20. Chris Thompson, USA 8:04.67 1500M FREESTYLE 1973 1. , AUS 15:31.85 2. Rick DeMont, USA 15:35.44 3. Brad Cooper, AUS 15:45.04 4. , USA 15:58.70 1975 1. Tim Shaw, USA 15.28.92 2. , USA 15:39.00 3. David Parker, GBR 15:58.21 1978 1. Vladimir Salnikov, URS 15:03.99 2. Borut Petric, YUG 15:20.77 3. , USA 15:23.38 1982 1. Vladimir Salnikov, URS 15:01.77 2. Sviatoslav Semenov, URS 15:05.54 3. Darjan Petric, YUG 15:10.20 6. George DiCarlo, USA 15:23.77 1986 1. Rainer Henkel, FRG 15:05.31 2. , ITA 15:14.80 3. Dan Jorgensen, USA 15:16.23 1991 1. Joerg Hoffmann, GER 14.50.36 2. Kieren Perkins, AUS 14.50.58 3. Stefan Pfeiffer, GER 14:59.34 7. Lawrence Frostad, USA 15:22.33 1994 1. Kieren Perkins, AUS 14:50.52 2. , AUS 14:53.42 3. Steffen Zesner, GER 15:09.20 5. , USA 15:15.64 1998 1. Grant Hackett, AUS 14.51.70 2. Emiliano Brembilla, ITA 15:00.59 3. Daniel Kowalski, AUS 15:03.94 8. Tyler Painter, USA 15:23.40 16. Tim Siciliano, USA 15:49.09 2001 1. Grant Hackett, AUS 14:34.56 2. Graeme Smith, GBR 14:58.94 3. Alexei Filipets, RUS 15:01.43 5. Chris Thompson, USA 15:07.67 18. Robert Margalis, USA15:49.94 2003 1. Grant Hackett, AUS 14:43.14 2. Igor Chervynskyi, UKR 15:01.04 3. Erik Vendt, USA 15:01.28 5. Larsen Jensen, USA 15:08.25 2005 1. Grant Hackett, AUS 14:42.58 2. Larsen Jensen, USA 14:47.58 3. David Davies, GBR 14:48.11 20. Chris Thompson, USA 15:41.66 50M BACKSTROKE 1973-1998 — Event Not Held 2001 1. , USA 25.34 2. , GER 25.44 3. , USA 25.49 15. Neil Walker, USA 26.40 2003 1. Thomas Rupprath, GER 24.80 2. Matt Welsh, AUS 25.01 3. J. Zandberg, RSA 25.07 5. Randall Bal, USA 25.19 8. Aaron Peirsol, USA 25.75 2005 1. , GRE 24.95 2. Matt Welsh, AUS 24.99 3. , GBR 25.02 4. Randall Bal, USA 25.23 5. Aaron Peirsol, USA 25.30 100M BACKSTROKE 1973 1. , GDR 57.47 2. , USA 58.77 3. Lutz Wanja, GDR 59.08 4. John Murphy, USA 59.37 1975 1. Roland Matthes, GDR 58.15 2. John Murphy, USA 58.34 3. Mel Nash, USA 58.38 1978 1. , USA 56.36 2. , USA 56.69 3. Romulo Arantes, BRA 58.01 1982 1. , GDR 55.95 2. , USA 56.04 3. Vladimir Shemetov, URS 56.42 6. Clay Britt, USA 57.44 1986 1. Igor Polianskiy, URS 55.58 2. Dirk Richter, GDR 56.49 3. Sergey Zabolotnov, URS 56.57 7. , USA 57.23 8. Mark Rhodenbaugh, USA 57.24 1991 1. , USA 55.23 2. , CAN 55.29 3. Martin Zubero, ESP 55.61 6. Scot Johnson, USA 56.92 1994 1. Martin Zubero, ESP 55.17 2. Jeff Rouse, USA 55.51 3. Tamas Deutsch, HUN 55.69 5. Brian Retterer, USA 55.77 1998 1. Lenny Krayzelburg, USA 55.00 2. , CAN 55.17 3. , GER 55.20 - Neil Walker, USA DNS 2001 1. Matt Welsh, AUS 54.31 2. Orn Arnarson, ISL 54.75 3. Steffen Driesen, GER 54.91 4. Randall Bal, USA 54.97 10. Aaron Peirsol, USA 55.89 SWIM 57 Medalists

2003 1. Aaron Peirsol, USA 53.61 2. , RUS 53.92tie 2. Matt Welsh, AUS 53.92 - Randall Bal, USA DQ 2005 1. Aaron Peirsol, USA 53.62 2. Randall Bal, USA 54.02 3. Laszlo Cseh, HUN 54.27 200M BACKSTROKE 1973 1. Roland Matthes, GDR 2:01.87 2. Zoltan Verraszto, HUN 2:05.89 3. , USA 2:06.91 5. Paul Hove, USA 2:08.17 1975 1. Zoltan Verraszto, HUN 2:05.05 2. , AUS 2:05.78 3. Paul Hove, USA 2:06.49 1978 1. , USA 2:02.16 2. , NZL 2:03.71 3. Zoltan Verraszto, HUN 2:03.90 4. Tim Shaw, USA 2:04.33 1982 1. Rick Carey, USA 2:00.82 2. Sandor Wladar, HUN 2:01.31 3. Frank Baltrusch, GDR 2:01.51 5. Steve Barnicoat, USA 2:03.00 1986 1. Igor Polianskiy, URS 1:58.78 2. Frank Baltrusch, GDR 2:01.11 3. Frank Hoffmeister, FRG 2:02.42 4. Dan Veatch, USA 2:02.82 1991 1. Martin Zubero, ESP 1:59.52 2. Stefano Battistelli, ITA 1:59.98 3. , URS 2:00.33 8. Jeff Rouse, USA 2:02.25 1994 1. Vladimir Selkov, RUS 1:57.52 2. Martin Zubero, ESP 1:58.75 3. , USA 1:58.86 9. , USA 2:01.37 1998 1. Lenny Krayzelburg, USA 1:58.84 2. , GER 1:59.23 3. Mark Versfeld, CAN 1:59.39 5. Brad Bridgewater, USA 2:00.02 2001 1. Aaron Peirsol, USA 1:57.13 2. , AUT 1:58.07 3. Orn Arnarson, ISL 1:58.37 10. Marc Lindsay, USA 2:00.72 2003 1. Aaron Peirsol, USA 1:55.92 2. Gordan Kozulj, CRO 1:57.47 3. Simon Dufour, FRA 1:57.90 4. , USA 1:57.92 2005 1. Aaron Peirsol, USA 1:54.66 2. Markus Rogan, AUT 1:56.63 3. Ryan Lochte, USA 1:57.00 50M BREASTSTROKE 1973-1998 — Event Not Held 2001 1. Oleg Lisogor, UKR 27.52 2. Roman Sloudnov, RUS 27.60 3. Domenico Fioravanti, ITA 27.72 4. Anthony Robinson, USA 27.73 6. , USA 28.02 2003 1. , GBR 27.56 2. Oleg Lisogor, UKR 27.74 3. Mihaly Flaskay, HUN 27.79 13. Ed Moses, USA 28.36 22. Dave Denniston, USA 28.74 2005 1. , GER 27.63 2. , USA 27.71 3. , JPN 27.78 35. Scott Usher, USA 28.96 100M BREASTSTROKE 1973 1. John Hencken, USA 1:04.02 2. Mikhail Kriukin, URS 1:04.61 3. Nobutaka Taguchi, JPN 1:05.61 6. , USA 1:06.69 1975 1. , GBR 1:04.26 2. Nobutaka Taguchi, JPN 1:05:04 3. , GBR 1:05.32 4. Rick Colella, USA 1:05.54 7. Rick Hofstetter, USA 1:05.96 1978 1. , FRG 1:03.56 2. Graham Smith, CAN 1:03.60 3. Gerald Moerken, FRG 1:03.62 5. Nick Nevid, USA 1:03.84 7. , USA 1:04.11 1982 1. Steve Lundquist, USA 1:02.75 2. , CAN 1:02.82 3. , USA 1:03.13 1986 1. Victor Davis, CAN 1:02.71 2. Gianni Minervini, ITA 1:03.00 3. Dmitriy Volkov, URS 1:03.30 1991 1. Norbert Rozsa, HUN 1:01.45 2. , GBR 1:01.58 3. Gianni Minervini, ITA 1:01.74 5. , USA 1:02.05 1994 1. Norbert Rosza, HUN 1:01.24 2. Karoly Guttler, HUN 1:01.44 3. Fred deburghgraeve, BEL 1:01.79 6. Eric Wunderlich, USA 1:01.91 8. , USA 1:02.59 1998 1. Fred deburghgraeve, BEL 1:01.34 2. Zeng Qiliang, CHN 1:01.76 3. , USA 1:01.93 16. , USA 1:03.54 2001 1. Roman Sloudnov, RUS 1:00.16 2. Domenico Fioravanti, ITA 1:00.47 3. Ed Moses, USA 1:00.61 2003 1. Kosuke Kitajima, JPN 59.78 2. Brendan Hansen, USA 1:00.21 3. James Gibson, GBR 1:00.37 4. Ed Moses, USA 1:00.87 2005 1. Brendan Hansen, USA 59.37 2. Kosuke Kitajima, JPN 59.53 3. Hugues Doboscq, FRA 1:00.20 9. Mark Gangloff, USA 1:01.35 200M BREASTSTROKE 1973 1. David Wilkie, GBR 2:19.28 2. John Hencken, USA 2:19.95 3. Nobutaka Taguchi, JPN 2:23.11 6. Rick Colella, USA 2:26.41 1975 1. David Wilkie, GBR 2:18.23 2. Rich Colella, USA 2:21.60 3. Nikolai Pankin, URS 2:21.75 1978 1. Nick Nevid, USA 2:18.37 2. Arsen Miskarov, URS 2:18.42 3. Walter Kusch, FRG 2:20.16 8. Jeff Freeman, USA 2:22.13 1982 1. Victor Davis, CAN 2:14.77 2. Robertas Zhulpa, URS 2:16.68 3. John Moffet, USA 2:18.54 6. Glenn Mills, USA 2:19.80 1986 1. Jozsef Szabo, HUN 2:14.27 2. Victor Davis, CAN 2:14.93 3. Steven Bentley, USA 2:16.51 1991 1. , USA 2:11.23 2. Norbert Rosza, HUN 2:12.03 3. , GBR 2:13.12 1994 1. Norbert Rosza, HUN 2:12.81 2. Eric Wunderlich, USA 2:12.87 3. Karoly Guttler, HUN 2:14.12 8. Seth van Neerden, USA 2:15.43 1998 1. Kurt Grote, USA 2:13.40 2. Jean Sarnin, FRA 2:13.42 3. Norbert Rozsa, HUN 2:13.59 7. , USA 2:15.41 2001 1. Brendan Hansen, USA 2:10.69 2. Max Podoprigora, AUT 2:11.09 3. Kosuke Kitajima, JPN 2:11.21 5. Ed Moses, USA 2:11.38 2003 1. Kosuke Kitajima, JPN 2:09.42 2. , GBR 2:10.92 3. Brendan Hansen, USA 2:11.11 - Dave Denniston, USA DQ 2005 1. Brendan Hansen, USA 2:09.85 2. Mike Brown, CAN 2:11.22 3. Genki Imamura, JPN 2:11.54 9. Scott Usher, USA 2:13.03 50M BUTTERFLY 1973-1998 — Event Not Held 2001 1. , AUS 23.50 2. Lars Frolander, SWE 23.57 3. Mark Foster, GBR 23.62 5. Ian Crocker, USA 23.85 2003 1. Matt Welsh, AUS 23.43 2. Ian Crocker, USA 23.62 3. E. Korotychkine, RUS 23.73 19. Neil Walker, USA 24.51 2005 1. Roland Schoeman, RSA 22.96 2. Ian Crocker, USA 23.12 3. Sergiy Breus, UKR 23.38 21. Jayme Cramer, USA 24.36 100M BUTTERFLY 1973 1. Bruce Robertson, CAN 55.69 2. , USA 56.37 3. , USA 56.42 1975 1. Greg Jagenburg, USA 55.63 2. Roger Pyttel, GDR 56.04 3. Bill Forester, USA 56.07 1978 1. Joe Bottom, USA 54.30 2. Greg Jagenburg, USA 55.26 3. Par Arvidsson, SWE 55.38 1982 1. , USA 53.88 2. Michael Gross, FRG 54.26 3. , SWE 54.47 4. Chris Rives, USA 54.59 1986 1. , USA 53.54 2. Matt Biondi, USA 53.67 3. Andrew Jameson, GBR 53.81 1991 1. , SUR 53.29 2. Michael Gross, GER 53.31 3. Viacheslav Kulikov, URS 53.74 4. , USA 53.88 6. Matt Biondi, USA 53.97 1994 1. Rafal Szukala, POL 53.51 2. Lars Frolander, SWE 53.65 3. , RUS 53.68 5. Mark Henderson, USA 53.95 1998 1. Michael Klim, AUS 52.25 2. Lars Frolander, SWE 52.79 3. Geoff Huegill, AUS 52.90 11. Neil Walker, USA 54.05 12. , USA 54.33 2001 1. Lars Frolander, SWE 52.10 2. Ian Crocker, USA 52.25 3. Geoff Huegill, AUS 52.36 2003 1. Ian Crocker, USA 50.98 2. Michael Phelps, USA 51.10 3. , UKR 51.59 2005 1. Ian Crocker, USA 50.40 2. Michael Phleps, USA 51.65 3. Andriy Serdinov, UKR 52.08 200M BUTTERFLY 1973 1. Robin Backhaus, USA 2:03.32 2. , USA 2:03.58 3. Hartman Floeckner, GDR 2:03.84 1975 1. Bill Forester, USA 2:01.95 2. Roger Pyttel, GDR 2:02.22 3. Brian Brinkley, GBR 2:02.47 4. Greg Jagenburg, USA 2:02.97 1978 1. Mike Bruner, USA 1:59.38 2. Steve Gregg, USA 1:59.80 3. Roger Pyttel, GDR 2:01.33 1982 1. Michael Gross, FRG 1:58.85 2. Serguei Fesenko, URS 1:59.91 3. , USA 2:00.08 8. Robert Patten, USA 2:01.79 1986 1. Michael Gross, FRG 1:56.53 2. , NZL 1:58.36 3. Benny Nielsen, DEN 1:59.09 1991 1. , USA 1:55.69 2. Michael Gross, GER 1:56.78 3. Tamas Darnyi, HUN 1:58.25 5. Bart Pippenger, USA 2:00.15 1994 1. Denis Pankratov, RUS 1:56.54 2. Danyon Loader, NZL 1:57.99 3. Chris-Carol Bremer, GER 1:58.11 4. Ugur Taner, USA 1:58.42 1998 1. Denys Sylantyev, UKR 1:56.61 2. Frank Esposito, FRA 1:56.77 3. Tom Malchow, USA 1:57.26 8. Ugur Taner, USA 1:59.13 2001 1. Michael Phelps, USA 1:54.48 2. Tom Malchow, USA 1:55.28 3. Anatoli Poliakov, RUS 1:55.68 2003 1. Michael Phelps, USA 1:54.35 2. Takashi Yamamoto, JPN 1:55.52 3. Tom Malchow, USA 1:55.66 2005 1. Pawel Korzeniowski, POL 1:55.02 2. Takeshi Matsuda, JPN 1:55.62 3. Peng Wu, CHN 1:56.50 4. Davis Tarwater, USA 1:56.74 200M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1973 1. Gunnar Larrson, SWE 2:08.36 2. Stan Carper, USA 2:08.43 3. David Wilkie, GBR 2:08.84 7. , USA 2:10.86 1975 1. Andras Hargitay, HUN 2:07.72 2. , USA 2:07.75 3. Andrei Smirnov, URS 2:08.52 4. Fred Tyler, USA 2:09.12 1978 1. Graham Smith, CAN 2:03.65 2. Jesse Vassallo, USA 2:04.99 3. Aleksandr Sidorenko, URS 2:05.29 4. Steve Lundquist, USA 2:05.80 1982 1. Alexander Sidorenko, URS 2:03.30 2. , USA 2:03.49 3. , ITA 2:04.65 7. Steve Lundquist, USA 2:06.22 1986 1. Tamas Darnyi, HUN 2:01.57 2. , CAN 2:02.34 3. Vadim Yaroshuk, URS 2:02.61 5. Pablo Morales, USA 2:03.88 1991 1. Tamas Darnyi, HUN 1:59.36 2. , USA 2:01.87 3. Christian Gessner, GER 2:02.36 1994 1. , FIN 1:58.16 2. , USA 2:00.86 3. Attila Czene, HUN 2:01.84 4. Eric Namesnik, USA 2:02.01 1998 1. , NED 2:01.18 2. Xavier Marchand, FRA 2:01.66 3. Ron Karnaugh, USA 2:01.89 8. Tom Dolan, USA 2:05.82 2001 1. Massi Rosolino, ITA 1:59.71 2. Tom Wilkens, USA 2:00.73 3. , AUS 2:00.91 10. Robert Margalis, USA 2:02.71 2003 1. Michael Phelps, USA 1:56.04 2. Ian Thorpe, AUS 1:59.66 3. Massi Rosolino, ITA 1:59.71 7. Kevin Clements, USA 2:01.51 2005 1. Michael Phelps, USA 1:56.68 2. Laszlo Cseh, HUN 1:57.61 3. Ryan Lochte, USA 1:57.79 SWIM 58 Medalists

400M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1973 1. Andras Hargitay, HUN 4:31.11 2. Ron Strachan, USA 4:33.50 3. Rick Colella, USA 4:34.68 1975 1. Andras Hargitay, HUN 4:32.57 2. Andrei Smirnov, URS 4:35.64 3. Hans Geisler, FRG 4:36.40 4. Dave Hannula, USA 4:36.52 1978 1. Jesse Vassallo, USA 4:20.05 2. Sergey Fesenko, URS 4:22.29 3. Andras Hargitay, HUN 4:27.04 6. Scot Matsuda, USA 4:29.11 1982 1. , BRA 4:19.78 2. Jens-Peter Berndt, GDR 4:23.02 3. Serguei Fesenko, URS 4:23.29 5. , USA 4:28.92 7. Bruce Hayes, USA 4:30.68 1986 1. Tamas Darnyi, HUN 4:18.98 2. Vadim Yaroshuk, URS 4:22.03 3. Alex Baumann, CAN 4:22.58 6. Jeff Kostoff, USA 4:25.43 1991 1. Tamas Darnyi, HUN 4:12.36 2. Eric Namesnik, USA 4:15.21 3. Stefano Battistelli, ITA 4:16.50 6. , USA 4:20.19 1994 1. Tom Dolan, USA 4:12.30 2. Jani Sievinen, FIN 4:13.29 3. Eric Namesnik, USA 4:15.69 1998 1. Tom Dolan, USA 4:14.95 2. Marcel Wouda, NED 4:15.53 3. Curtis Myden, CAN 4:16.45 10. Steven Brown, USA 4:22.14 2001 1. , ITA 4:13.15 2. Erik Vendt, USA 4:15.36 3. Tom Wilkens, USA 4:15.94 2003 1. Michael Phelps, USA 4:09.09 2. Laszio Cseh, HUN 4:10.79 3. Oussama Mellouli, TUN 4:15.36 4. Tom Wilkens, USA 4:16.06 2005 1. Laszlo Cseh, HUN 4:09.63 2. Marin Luca, ITA 4:11.67 3. Oussama Mellouli, TUN 4:13.47 5. Ryan Lochte, USA 4:13.67 7. Robert Margalis, USA 4:17.93 400M FREESTYLE RELAY 1973 1. USA* 3:27.18 2. URS 3:31.36 3. GDR 3:32.03 *(Mel Nash, Joe Bottom, Jim Montgomery, John Murphy) 1975 1. USA* 3:24.85 2. FRG 3:29.55 3. ITA 3:31.85 *(John Murphy, Jim Montgomery, Bruce Furniss, Andy Coan) 1978 1. USA* 3:19.74 2. FRG 3:26.65 3. SWE 3:26.95 *(, Rowdy Gaines, Jim Montgomery, David McCagg) 1982 1. USA* 3:19.26 2. URS 3:21.78 3. SWE 3:22.15 *(Chris Cavanaugh, , David McCagg, Rowdy Gaines) 1986 1. USA* 3:19.59 2. URS 3:21.14 3. GDR 3:21.47 *(Tom Jager, , Paul Wallace, Matt Biondi) 1991 1. USA* 3:17.15 2. GER 3:18.88 3. URS 3:18.97 *(Tom Jager, , Doug Gjertsen, Matt Biondi) 1994 1. USA* 3:16.90 2. RUS 3:18.12 3. BRA 3:19.35 *(Jon Olsen, Josh Davis, Ugur Taner, Gary Hall) 1998 1. USA* 3:16.69 2. AUS 3:16.97 3. RUS 3:18.45 *(Scott Tucker, Neil Walker, Jon Olsen, Gary Hall) 2001 1. AUS 3:14.10 2. NED 3:14.56 3. GER 3:17.52 *USA DQ (Scott Tucker, Anthony Ervin, Greg Busse, Jason Lezak) 2003 1. RUS 3:14.06 2. USA* 3:14.80 3. FRA 3:15.66 *(Scott Tucker, Neil Walker, Ryan Wochomurka, Jason Lezak) 2005 1. USA* 3:13.77 2. CAN 3:16.44 3. AUS 3:17.56 *(Michael Phelps, Neil Walker, Nate Dusing, Jason Lezak) 800M FREESTYLE RELAY 1973 1. USA* 7:33.22 2. AUS 7:43.65 3. FRG 7:43.68 *(Kurt Krumpholz, Robin Backhaus, Rick Klatt, Jim Montgomery) 1975 1. FRG 7:39.44 2. GBR 7:42.55 3. URS 7:43.58 USA* DQ *(Robin Backhaus, Jim Montgomery, Tim Shaw, Bruce Furniss) 1978 1. USA* 7:20.82 2. URS 7:28.41 3. FRG 7:33.29 *(Bruce Furniss, Billy Forrester, Bobby Hackett, Rowdy Gaines) 1982 1. USA* 7:21.09 2. URS 7:24.91 3. FRG 7:25.46 *(Rich Saeger, Jeff Float, Kyle Miller, Rowdy Gaines) 1986 1. GDR 7:15.91 2. FRG 7:15.96 3. USA* 7:18.29 *(Eric Boyer, Mike Heath, Dan Jorgensen, Matt Biondi) 1991 1. GER 7:13.50 2. USA* 7:14.87 3. ITA 7:17.18 *(Troy Dalbey, Melvin Stewart, Dan Jorgensen, Doug Gjertsen) 1994 1. SWE 7:17.74 2. RUS 7:18.13 3. GER 7:19.10 4. USA* 7:19.54 *(Chad Carvin, Ugur Taner, Chris Eckerman, Josh Davis) 1998 1. AUS 7:12.48 2. NED 7:16.77 3. GBR 7:17.33 5. USA* 7:19.97 *(Ugur Taner, Josh Davis, Tom Malchow, Tom Dolan) 2001 1. AUS 7:04.66 2. ITA 7:10.86 3. USA* 7:13.69 *(Scott Goldblatt, Nate Dusing, Chad Carvin, Klete Keller) 2003 1. AUS 7:08.58 2. USA* 7:10.26 3. GER 7:14.02 *(Michael Phelps, Nate Dusing, Aaron Peirsol, Klete Keller) 2005 1. USA* 7:06.58 2. CAN 7:09.73 3. AUS 7:10.59 *(Michael Phelps, Ryan Lochte, Peter Vanderkaay, Klete Keller) 400M MEDLEY RELAY 1973 1. USA* 3:49.49 2. GDR 3:53.24 3. CAN 3:56.37 *(Mike Stamm, John Hencken, Joe Bottom, Jim Montgomery) 1975 1. USA* 3:49.00 2. FRG 3:51.85 3. GBR 3:52.80 *(John Murphy, Rick Colella, Greg Jagenburg, Andy Coan) 1978 1. USA* 3:44.63 2. FRG 3:48.58 3. GBR 3:49.06 *(Bob Jackson, Nick Nevid, Joe Bottom, David McCagg) 1982 1. USA* 3:40.84 2. URS 3:42.86 3. FRG 3:44.78 *(Rick Carey, Steve Lundquist, Matt Gribble, Rowdy Gaines) 1986 1. USA* 3:41.25 2. FRG 3:42.26 3. URS 3:42.63 *(Dan Veatch, David Lundberg, Pablo Morales, Matt Biondi) 1991 1. USA* 3:39.66 2. URS 3:40.41 3. GER 3:42.13 *(Jeff Rouse, Eric Wunderlich, Mark Henderson, Matt Biondi) 1994 1. USA* 3:37.74 2. RUS 3:38.28 3. HUN 3:39.47 *(Jeff Rouse, Eric Wunderlich, Mark Henderson, Gary Hall) 1998 1. AUS 3:37.98 2. USA* 3:38.56 3. HUN 3:39.53 *(Lenny Krayzelburg, Kurt Grote, Neil Walker, Gary Hall) 2001 1. AUS 3:35.35 2. GER 3:36.34 3. 3:37.77 *USA DQ (Randall Bal, Ed Moses, Ian Crocker, Anthony Ervin) 2003 1. USA* 3:31.54 2. RUS 3:34.72 3. JPN 3:36.12 *(Aaron Peirsol, Brendan Hansen, Ian Crocker, Jason Lezak) 2005 1. USA* 3:31.85 2. RUS 3:35.08 3. JPN 3:35.40 *(Aaron Peirsol, Brendan Hansen, Ian Crocker, Jason Lezak) WOMEN 50M FREESTYLE 1973-1982 — Event Not Held 1986 1. , ROM 25.28 2. , GDR 25.50 3. Marie-T. Armentero, SUI 25.93 4. , USA 26.07 7. Lisa Dorman, USA 26.15 1991 1. , CHN 25.47 2. , USA 25.50 3. Catharine Plewinski, FRA 25.50 5. , USA 25.87 1994 1. Jingyi Le, CHN 24.51 2. Natalia Mesheryakova, RUS 25.10 3. , USA 25.18 5. , USA 25.46 1998 1. Amy Van Dyken, USA 25.15 2. Sandra Voelker, GER 25.32 3. , CHN 25.36 4. Jenny Thompson, USA 25.59 2001 1. , NED 24.47 2. T. Alshammar, SWE 24.88 3. Sandra Volker, GER 24.96 5. , USA 25.10 6. , USA 25.25 2003 1. Inge de Bruijn, NED 24.47 2. Alice Mills, AUS 25.07 3. Libby Lenton, AUS 25.08 4. Jenny Thompson, USA 25.10 13. Haley Cope, USA 25.52 2005 1. Libby Lenton, AUS 24.59 2. , NED 24.83 3. Yingwen Zhu, CHN 24.91 7. Kara Lynn Joyce, USA 25.36 10. Amanda Weir, USA 25.46 100M FREESTYLE 1973 1. , GDR 57.54 2. , USA 58.87 3. , HOL 58.87 7. , USA 59.90 1975 1. Kornelia Ender, GDR 56.50 2. Shirley Babashoff, USA 57.81 3. Enith Brigitha, HOL 58.20 4. Kathy Heddy, USA 58.21 1978 1. , GDR 55.68 2. Lene Jenssen, NOR 56.82 3. Larisa Tsareva, USR 56.85 4. , USA 56.98 1982 1. , GDR 55.79 2. , HOL 55.87 3. , USA 56.27 8. Kathy Treible, USA 56.92 1986 1. Kristin Otto, GDR 55.05 2. Jenna Johnson, USA 55.70 3. , HOL 55.79 6. Mary T. Meagher, USA 56.33 1991 1. , USA 55.17 2. , FRA 55.31 3. Zhuang Yong, CHN 55.65 8. Julie Cooper, USA 56.66 1994 1. Jingyi Le, CHN 54.01 2. Lu Bin, CHN 54.15 3. , GER 54.77 4. Jenny Thompson, USA 55.16 6. Angel Martino, USA 55.77 1998 1. Jenny Thompson, USA 54.95 2. Martina Moravcova, SVK 55.09 3. Shan Ying, CHN 55.10 4. Amy Van Dyken, USA 55.15 2001 1. Inge de Bruijn, NED 54.18 2. , GER 55.07 3. Sandra Volker, GER 55.11 9. , USA 55.60 13. ’, USA 55.98 2003 1. Hanna Seppala, FIN 54.37 2. , AUS 54.58 3. Jenny Thompson, USA 54.65 31. Natalie Coughlin, USA 56.98 2005 1. Jodie Henry, AUS 54.18 2. , FRA 54.74tie 2. Natalie Coughlin, USA 54.74 4. Amanda Weir, USA 54.77 200M FREESTYLE 1973 1. Keena Rothhammer, USA 2:04.99 2. Shirley Babashoff, USA 2:05.33 3. Andrea Eife, GDR 2:05.52 1975 1. Shirley Babashoff, USA 2:02.50 2. Kornelia Ender, GDR 2:02.69 3. Enith Brigitha, HOL 2:03.92 4. Valerie Lee, USA 2:04.15 1978 1. , USA 1:58.53 2. Barbara Krause, GDR 1:59.78 3. Larisa Tsareva, USSR 2:01.76 6. Stephanie Elkins, USA 2:02.29 1982 1. Annemarie Verstappen, HOL 1:59.53 2. Birgit Meineke, GDR 2:00.67 3. , HOL 2:00.84 6. , USA 2:01.51 8. Tiffany Cohen, USA 2:02.16 1986 1. , GDR 1:58.26 2. , GDR 1:58.90 3. Mary T. Meagher, USA 2:00.14 5. , USA 2:00.44 1991 1. , AUS 2:00.48 2. Janet Evans, USA 2:00.67 3. , DEN 2:00.93 4. Nicole Haislett, USA 2:01.13 1994 1. Franziska van Almsick, GER 1:56.78 2. Lu Bin, CHN 1:56.89 3. , CRC 1:57.61 4. , USA 2:00.18 5. Nicole Haislett, USA 2:00.30 1998 1. Claudia Poll, CRC 1:58.90 2. Martina Moravcova, SVK 1:59.61 3. , AUS 1:59.92 7. Cristina Teuscher, USA 2:00.64 8. , USA 2:01.28 2001 1. , AUS 1:58.57 2. Yu Yang, CHN 1:58.78 3. , ROM 1:58.85 2003 1. , BLR 1:58.32 2. Martina Moravcova, SVK 1:58.44 3. Yu Yang, CHN 1:58.54 4. Lindsay Benko, USA 1:58.84 8. , USA 1:59.81 2005 1. Solenne Figues, FRA 1:58.60 2. , ITA 1:58.73 3. Yu Yang, CHN 1:59.08 9. Katie Hoff, USA 1:59.36 10. Whitney Myers, USA 1:59.38 SWIM 59 Medalists

400M FREESTYLE 1973 1. Heather Greenwood, USA 4:20.28 2. Keena Rothhammer, USA 4:21.50 3. , ITA 4:21.79 1975 1. Shirley Babashoff, USA 4:16.87 2. Jenny Turrall, AUS 4:17.88 3. Kathy Heddy, USA 4:18.03 1978 1. , AUS 4:06.28 2. Cynthia Woodhead, USA 4:07.15 3. , USA 4:07.73 1982 1. Carmela Schmidt, GDR 4:08.98 2. , GDR 4:10.08 3. Tiffany Cohen, USA 4:11.85 6. Marybeth Linzmeier, USA 4:12.72 1986 1. Heike Friedrich, GDR 4:07.45 2. , GDR 4:09.16 3. , GBR 4:09.85 4. Kim Brown, USA 4:11.31 6. Debbie Babashoff, USA 4:14.13 1991 1. Janet Evans, USA 4:08.63 2. Hayley Lewis, AUS 4:09.40 3. Suzu Chiba, JPN 4:11.44 1994 1. , CHN 4:09.64 2. Cristina Teuscher, USA 4:10.21 3. Claudia Poll, CRC 4:10.61 5. Janet Evans, USA 4:11.75 1998 1. Yan Chen, CHN 4:06.72 2. , USA 4:07.07 3. , GER 4:08.82 6. , USA 4:11.70 2001 1. , UKR 4:07.30 2. Claudia Poll, CRC 4:09.15 3. , GER 4:09.36 9. , USA 4:12.82 13. Ashley Chandler, USA 4:14.83 2003 1. Hannah Stockbauer, GER 4:06.75 2. Eva Risztov, HUN 4:07.24 3. Diana Munz, USA 4:07.67 6. Lindsay Benko, USA 4:09.82 2005 1. , FRA 4:06.44 2. , JPN 4:06.74 3. Caitlin McClatchey, GBR 4:07.25 10. , USA 4:12.96 16. Kelsey Ditto, USA 4:15.63 800M FREESTYLE 1973 1. Novella Calligaris, ITA 8:52.97 2. Jo Harshbarger, USA 8:55.56 3. , GDR 9:01.82 6. Keena Rothhammer, USA 9:15.72 1975 1. Jenny Turrall, AUS 8:44.75 2. Heather Greenwood, USA 8:48.88 3. Shirley Babashoff, USA 8:53.22 1978 1. Tracey Wickham, AUS 8:24.94 2. Cynthia Woodhead, USA 8:29.35 3. Kim Linehan, USA 8:32.60 1982 1. Kim Linehan, USA 8:27.48 2. Jackie Willmott, GBR 8:32.61 3. Carmela Schmidt, GDR 8:33.67 5. Tiffany Cohen, USA 8:36.96 1986 1. Astrid Strauss, GDR 8:28.24 2. Katja Hartmann, GDR 8:28.44 3. Debbie Babashoff, USA 8:34.04 6. , USA 8:45.50 1991 1. Janet Evans, USA 8:24.05 2. Grit Mueller, GER 8:30.20 3. , GER 8:30.31 1994 1. Janet Evans, USA 8:29.85 2. Hayley Lewis, AUS 8:29.94 3. Brooke Bennett, USA 8:31.30 1998 1. Brooke Bennett, USA 8:28.71 2. Diana Munz, USA 8:29.97 3. Kirsten Vlieghuis, NED 8:32.34 2001 1. Hannah Stockbauer, GER 8:24.66 2. Diana Munz, USA 8:28.84 3. Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 8:31.45 2003 1. Hannah Stockbauer, GER 8:23.66 2. Diana Munz, USA 8:24.19 3. , GBR 8:28.45 11. Hayley Peirsol, USA 8:38.78 2005 1. Kate Ziegler, USA 8:25.31 2. Brittany Reimer, CAN 8:27.59 3. Ai Shibata, JPN 8:27.86 10. Laura Conway, USA 8:37.90 1500M FREESTYLE 1973-1998 — Event Not Held 2001 1. Hannah Stockbauer, GER 16:01.02 2. , SUI 16:05.99 3. Diana Munz, USA 16:07.05 6. Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 16:28.91 2003 1. Hannah Stockbauer, GER 16:00.18 2. Hayley Peirsol, USA 16:09.64 3. Jana Henke, GER 16:10.13 5. Diana Munz, USA 16:14.28 2005 1. Kate Ziegler, USA 16:00.41 2. Flavia Rigamonti, SUI 16:04.34 3. Brittany Reimer, CAN 16:07.73 4. Laura Conway, USA 16:17.17 50M BACKSTROKE 1973-1998 — Event Not Held 2001 1. Haley Cope, USA 28.51 2. , GER 28.53 3. Natalie Coughlin, USA 28.54 2003 1. , ESP 28.48 2. Ilona Hlavackova, CZE 28.50 3. , JPN 28.62 8. Haley Cope, USA 28.99 23. Margaret Hoelzer, USA 29.73 2005 1. Giaan Rooney, AUS 28.63 2. Chang Gao, CHN 28.69 3. Antje Buschschulte, GER 28.72 23. Margaret Hoelzer, USA 29.71 28. Jeri Moss, USA 30.16 100M BACKSTROKE 1973 1. , GDR 1:05.42 2. , USA 1:06.11 3. Wendy Cook, CAN 1:06.27 7. Linda Stimpson, USA 1:07.69 1975 1. Ulrike Richter, GDR 1:03.30 2. , GDR 1:04.34 3. , CAN 1:04.73 5. , USA 1:06.74 1978 1. Linda Jezek, USA 1:02.55 2. Birgit Treiber, GDR 1:03.18 3. , CAN 1:03.43 4. Sue Walsh, USA 1:04.11 1982 1. Kristin Otto, GDR 1:01.30 2. Ina Kleber, GDR 1:01.47 3. Sue Walsh, USA 1:02.86 1986 1. , USA 1:01.74 2. , GDR 1:02.17 3. Natalia Shibaeva, URS 1:02.99 7. Anne Mahoney, USA 1:03.50 1991 1. , HUN 1:01.78 2. Tunde Szabo, HUN 1:01.98 3. , USA 1:02.17 5. Jodi Wilson, USA 1:02.92 1994 1. Cihong He, CHN 1:00.57 2. Nina Zhivanevskaya, RUS 1:00.83 3. Barbara Bedford, USA 1:01.32 4. Lea Loveless, USA 1:01.44 1998 1. Lea Maurer, USA 1:01.16 2. Mai Nakamura, JPN 1:01.28 3. Sandra Voelker, GER 1:01.47 2001 1. Natalie Coughlin, USA 1:00.37 2. , ROM 1:00.68 3. Antje Buschschulte, GER 1:01.42 11. Haley Cope, USA 1:02.61 2003 1. Antje Buschschulte, GER 1:00.50 2. Louise Ornstedt, DEN 1:00.86tie 2. , GBR 1:00.86 22. Natalie Coughlin, USA 1:03.18 25. Haley Cope, USA 1:03.45 2005 1. , ZIM 1:00.24 2. Antje Buschschulte, GER 1:00.84 3. Natalie Coughlin, USA 1:00.88 15. Jeri Moss, USA 1:02.68 200M BACKSTROKE 1973 1. Melissa Belote, USA 2:20.52 2. Enith Brigitha, HOL 2:22.15 3. , HUN 2:22.48 1975 1. Birgit Treiber, GDR 2:15.46 2. Nancy Garapick, CAN 2:16.09 3. Ulrike Richter, GDR 2:18.76 4. Ellen Wallace, USA 2:20.42 1978 1. Linda Jezek, USA 2:11.93 2. Birgit Treiber, GDR 2:14.07 3. Cheryl Gibson, CAN 2:14.23 5. Margaret Browne, USA 2:17.19 1982 1. , GDR 2:09.91 2. Georgina Parkes, AUS 2:14.98 3. , ROM 2:15.40 5. Sue Walsh, USA 2:15.90 6. Tracy Caulkins, USA 2:16.95 1986 1. Cornelia Sirch, GDR 2:11.37 2. Betsy Mitchell, USA 2:11.39 3. Kathrin Zimmermann, GDR 2:11.45 4. Holly Green, USA 2:13.59 1991 1. Krisztina Egerszegi, HUN 2:09.15 2. Dagmar Hase, GER 2:12.01 3. Janie Wagstaff, USA 2:13.14 6. , USA 2:14.33 1994 1. Cihong He, CHN 2:07.40 2. Krisztina Egerszegi, HUN 2:09.10 3. Lorenza Vigarani, ITA 2:10.92 4. Barbara Bedford, USA 2:11.01 1998 1. R. Maracineanu, FRA 2:11.26 2. Dagmar Hase, GER 2:11.45 3. Mai Nakamura, JPN 2:12.22 5. Lea Maurer, USA 2:13.04 9. , USA 2:14.25 2001 1. Diana Mocanu, ROM 2:09.94 2. S. Komarova, RUS 2:10.43 3. , GBR 2:11.05 11. Jamie Reid, USA 2:14.57 12. Jessica Aveyard, USA 2:14.67 2003 1. Katy Sexton, GBR 2:08.74 2. Margaret Hoelzer, USA 2:09.24 3. S. Komarova, RUS 2:10.17 - Natalie Coughlin, USA DNS 2005 1. Kirsty Coventry, ZIM 2:08.52 2. Margaret Hoelzer, USA 2:09.94 3. , JPN 2:10.41 13. Jeri Moss, USA 2:13.64 50M BREASTSTROKE 1973-1998 — Event Not Held 2001 1. Xuejuan Luo, CHN 30.84 2. , USA 31.37 3. Zoe Baker, GBR 31.40 4. Megan Quann, USA 31.55 2003 1. Xuejuan Luo, CHN 30.67 2. , AUS 31.13 3. Zoe Baker, GBR 31.37 5. Tara Kirk, USA 31.87 6. Kristy Kowal, USA 31.96 2005 1. Jade Edmistone, AUS 30.45 2. Jessica Hardy, USA 30.85 3. Brooke Hanson, AUS 30.89 4. Tara Kirk, USA 31.38 100M BREASTSTROKE 1973 1. , GDR 1:13.74 2. Lubov Rusanova, URS 1:15.42 3. Brigitte Schuchardt, GDR 1:15.82 5. , USA 1:16.75 8. , USA 1:17.04 1975 1. Hannalore Anke, GDR 1:12.72 2. Wijda Mazereeuw, HOL 1:14.29 3. Marcia Morey, USA 1:15.00 1978 1. Julia Bogdanova, URS 1:10.31 2. Tracy Caulkins, USA 1:10.77 3. Margaret Kelly, GBR 1:11.99 4. Kathy Treible, USA 1:12.38 1982 1. , GDR 1:09.14 2. Anne Ottenbrite, CAN 1:11.03 3. , USA 1:11.03 8. Jeannie Childs, USA 1:12.35 1986 1. , GDR 1:08.11 2. Silke Horner, GDR 1:08.41 3. Tania Bogomilova, BUL 1:08.52 7. Jenny Hau, USA 1:10.78 1991 1. Linley Frame, AUS 1:08.81 2. Jana Doerries, GER 1:09.35 3. Elena Volkova, URS 1:09.66 6. Tracey McFarlane, USA 1:10.78 1994 1. , AUS 1:07.69 2. Guohong Dai, CHN 1:09.26 3. Yuan Yuan, CHN 1:10.19 1998 1. Kristy Kowal, USA 1:08.42 2. Helen Denman, AUS 1:08.51 3. Lauren Van Oosten, CAN 1:08.66 - , USA DNS 2001 1. Xuejuan Luo, CHN 1:07.18 2. , AUS 1:07.96 3. Agnes Kovacs, HUN 1:08.50 5. Megan Quann, USA 1:08.80 6. Kristy Kowal, USA 1:08.92 2003 1. Xuejuan Luo, CHN 1:06.80 2. Amanda Beard, USA 1:07.42 3. Leisel Jones, AUS 1:07.47 5. Tara Kirk, USA 1:08.30 2005 1. Leisel Jones, AUS 1:06.25 2. Jessica Hardy, USA 1:06.62 3. Tara Kirk, USA 1:07.43 200M BREASTSTROKE 1973 1. Renate Vogel, GDR 2:40.01 2. Hannelore Anke, GDR 2:40.49 3. Lynn Colella, USA 2:41.71 1975 1. Hannelore Anke, GDR 2:37.25 2. Wijda Mazereeuw, HOL 2:37.50 3. Karla Linke, GDR 2:38.28 4. Laura Siering, USA 2:39.55 1978 1. Lina Kachushite, URS 2:31.42 2. Julia Bogdanova, URS 2:32.69 3. Susanne Nielsson, DEN 2:33.60 1982 1. Svetlana Varganova, URS 2:28.82 2. Ute Geweniger, GDR 2:29.71 3. Anne Ottenbrite, CAN 2:33.05 7. Jeannie Childs, USA 2:33.44 1986 1. Silke Horner, GDR 2:27.40 2. Tania Bogomilova, BUL 2:27.66 3. , CAN 2:31.34 6. Susan Rapp, USA 2:32.48 1991 1. Elena Volkova, URS 2:29.53 2. Linley Frame, AUS 2:30.02 3. Jana Doerries, GER 2:30.14 1994 1. Samantha Riley, AUS 2:26.87 2. Yuan Yuan, CHN 2:27.38 3. , BEL 2:28.85 6. Kristine Quance, USA 2:29.64 SWIM 60 Medalists

1998 1. Agnes Kovacs, HUN 2:25.45 2. Kristy Kowal, USA 2:26.19 3. Jenna Street, USA 2:26.50 2001 1. Agnes Kovacs, HUN 2:24.90 2. Hui Qi, CHN 2:25.09 3. Xuejuan Luo, CHN 2:25.29 5. Kristy Kowal, USA 2:25.84 12. Megan Quann, USA 2:29.25 2003 1. Amanda Beard, USA 2:22.99 2. Leisel Jones, AUS 2:24.33 3. Hui Qi, CHN 2:25.78 2005 1. Leisel Jones, AUS 2:21.72 2. Anne Poleska, GER 2:25.84 3. Mirna Jukic, AUT 2:27.11 6. Tara Kirk, USA 2:28.60tie 6. , USA 2:28.60 50M BUTTERFLY 1973-1998 — Event Not Held 2001 1. Inge deBruijn, NED 25.90 2. T. Alshammar, SWE 26.18 3. Anna Kammerling, SWE 26.45 4. Natalie Coughlin, USA 26.70 12. Mary DeScenza, USA 27.18 2003 1. Inge deBruijn, NED 25.84 2. Jenny Thompson, USA 26.00 3. Anna Kammerling, SWE 26.06 9. Mary DeScenza, USA 27.25 2005 1. , AUS 26.11 2. Anna Kammerling, SWE 26.36 3. , SWE 26.39 6. Natalie Coughlin, USA 26.63 18. Rachel Komisarz, USA 27.44 100M BUTTERFLY 1973 1. Kornelia Ender, GDR 1:02.53 2. Rosemarie Kother, GDR 1:02.68 3. , JPN 1:03.73 4. Deena Deardurff, USA 1:04.27 5. Peggy Tosdal, USA 1:04.32 1975 1. Kornelia Ender, GDR 1:01.24 2. Rosemarie Kother, GDR 1:01.80 3. , USA 1:02.79 4. Jill Symons, USA 1:03.51 1978 1. , USA 1:00.20 2. , GDR 1:00.26 3. , CAN 1:01.82 4. Betsy Rapp, USA 1:02.29 1982 1. Mary T. Meagher, USA 59.41 2. , GDR 1:00.36 3. Melanie Buddemeyer, USA 1:00.40 1986 1. Kornelia Gressler, GDR 59.51 2. Kristin Otto, GDR 59.66 3. Mary T. Meagher, USA 59.98 5. Jenna Johnson, USA 1:00.76 1991 1. , CHN 59.68 2. , CHN 59.81 3. Catherine Plewinski, FRA 59.88 4. Crissy Ahmann-Leighton, USA 59.96 5. Julia Gorman, USA 1:00.54 1994 1. Limin Liu, CHN 58.98 2. Qu Yun, CHN 59.69 3. Susan O'Neill, AUS 1:00.11 6. Jenny Thompson, USA 1:00.84 1998 1. Jenny Thompson, USA 58.46 2. Ayari Aoyama, JPN 58.79 3. , AUS 58.79 4. , USA 59.12 2001 1. Petria Thomas, AUS 58.27 2. Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 58.72 3. , JPN 58.88 4. Mary DeScenza, USA 59.30 6. Shelly Ripple, USA 59.67 2003 1. Jenny Thompson, USA 57.96 2. Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 58.22 3. Martina Moravcova, SVK 58.24 8. Natalie Coughlin, USA 59.63 2005 1. , AUS 57.23 2. Lisbeth Lenton, AUS 57.37 3. Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 58.57 4. Rachel Komisarz, USA 58.80 5. Mary DeScenza, USA 58.87 200M BUTTERFLY 1973 1. Rosemarie Kother, GDR 2:13.76 2. Roswitha Beier, GDR 2:16.77 3. Lynn Colella, USA 2:19.53 6. Nina MacInnis, USA 2:22.57 1975 1. Rosemarie Kother, GDR 2:13.82 2. Valerie Lee, USA 2:14.89 3. Gabriele Wuschek, GDR 2:15.96 4. Camille Wright, USA 2:17.21 1978 1. Tracy Caulkins, USA 2:09.87 2. Nancy Hogshead, USA 2:11.30 3. Andrea Pollack, GDR 2:12.63 1982 1. Ines Geissler, GDR 2:08.66 2. Mary T. Meagher, USA 2:09.76 3. Heike Dahne, GDR 2:10.29 7. Sara Linke, USA 2:15.27 1986 1. Mary T. Meagher, USA 2:08.41 2. Kornelia Gressler, GDR 2:10.66 3. Birte Weigang, GDR 2:10.68 4. Kara McGrath, USA 2:10.91 1991 1. Summer Sanders, USA 2:09.24 2. Rie Shito, JPN 2:11.06 3. Hayley Lewis, AUS 2:11.09 1994 1. Limin Liu, CHN 2:07.25 2. Qu Yun, CHN 2:07.42 3. Susan O’Neill, AUS 2:09.54 1998 1. Susie O’Neill, AUS 2:07.93 2. Petria Thomas, AUS 2:09.08 3. Misty Hyman, USA 2:09.98 8. Kristine Quance, USA 2:15.35 2001 1. Petria Thomas, AUS 2:06.73 2. , GER 2:06.97 3. Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 2:08.52 8. Shelly Ripple, USA 2:11.09 2003 1. Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 2:07.56 2. Eva Risztov, HUN 2:07.68 3. , JPN 2:08.08 4. Mary DeScenza, USA 2:08.38 14. Emily Mason, USA 2:12.76 2005 1. Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 2:05.61 2. Jessicah Schipper, AUS 2:05.65 3. Yuko Nakanishi, JPN 2:09.40 6. Mary DeScenza, USA 2:10.44 11. Emily Mason, USA 2:11.13 200M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1973 1. Andrea Huebner, GDR 2:20.51 2. Kornelia Ender, GDR 2:21.21 3. Kathy Heddy, USA 2:23.84 5. Julie Woodcock, USA 2:25.72 1975 1. Kathy Heddy, USA 2:19.80 2. , GDR 2:20.40 3. , GDR 2:20.81 4. Shirley Babashoff, USA 2:21.32 1978 1. Tracy Caulkins, USA 2:14.07 2. Joan Pennington, USA 2:14.98 3. Ulrike Tauber, GDR 2:15.99 1982 1. Petra Schneider, GDR 2:11.79 2. Ute Geweniger, GDR 2:13.38 3. Tracy Caulkins, USA 2:15.91 5. Polly Winde, USA 2:18.62 1986 1. Kristin Otto, GDR 2:15.56 2. Elena Denderberova, URS 2:15.84 3. , GDR 2:16.05 5. , USA 2:17.26 1991 1. , CHN 2:13.40 2. Summer Sanders, USA 2:14.06 3. , GER 2:16.16 5. Mary Ellen Blanchard, USA 2:16.69 1994 1. Lu Bin, CHN 2:12.34 2. , USA 2:14.40 3. , AUS 2:15.26 6. Nicole Haislett, USA 2:16.58 1998 1. Yanyan Wu, CHN 2:10.88 2. Yan Chen, CHN 2:13.66 3. Martina Moravcova, SVK 2:14.26 5. , USA 2:16.02 2001 1. Maggie Bowen, USA 2:11.93 2. Yana Klochkova, UKR 2:12.30 3. Hui Qi, CHN 2:12.46 6. Cristina Teuscher, USA 2:14.82 2003 1. Yana Klochkova, UKR 2:10.75 2. Alice Mills, AUS 2:12.75 3. Yafei Zhou, CHN 2:12.92 5. Maggie Bowen, USA 2:14.60 10. , USA 2:15.02 2005 1. Katie Hoff, USA 2:10.41 2. Kirsty Coventry, ZIM 2:11.13 3. Lara Carroll, AUS 2:13.32 4. Whitney Myers, USA 2:13.90 400M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1973 1. Gugrun Wegner, GDR 4:57.51 2. Angela Franke, GDR 5:00.37 3. Novella Calligaris, ITA 5:02.02 5. Terry Potts, USA 5:09.90 7. Jenny Bartz, USA 5:10.45 1975 1. Ulrike Tauber, GDR 4:52.76 2. Karla Linke, GDR 4:57.83 3. Kathy Heddy, USA 5:00.46 4. Jenni Franks, USA 5:03.15 1978 1. Tracy Caulkins, USA 4:40.83 2. Ulrike Tauber, GDR 4:47.52 3. Petra Schneider, GDR 4:48.56 5. Nancy Hogshead, USA 4:51.49 1982 1. Petra Schneider, GDR 4:36.10 2. Kathleen Nord, GDR 4:43.51 3. Tracy Caulkins, USA 4:44.64 4. Patty Gavin, USA 4:48.22 1986 1. Kathleen Nord, GDR 4:43.75 2. Michelle Griglione, USA 4:44.07 3. , ROM 4:45.44 1991 1. Lin Li, CHN 4:41.45 2. Hayley Lewis, AUS 4:41.46 3. Summer Sanders, USA 4:43.41 4. Janet Evans, USA 4:46.05 1994 1. Guohong Dai, CHN 4:39.14 2. Allison Wagner, USA 4:39.98 3. Kristine Quance, USA 4:42.21 1998 1. Yan Chen, CHN 4:36.66 2. Yana Klochkova, UKR 4:38.60 3. Yasuko Tajima, JPN 4:39.45 5. Kristine Quance, USA 4:42.01 6. Maddy Crippen, USA 4:43.45 2001 1. Yana Klochkova, UKR 4:36.98 2. Maggie Bowen, USA 4:39.06 3. Beatrice Caslaru, ROM 4:39.33 5. Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 4:43.13 2003 1. Yana Klochkova, UKR 4:36.74 2. Eva Ristov, HUN 4:37.39 3. Beatrice Caslaru, ROM 4:41.86 4. Maggie Bowen, USA 4:43.21 17. Maddy Crippen, USA 4:50.28 2005 1. Katie Hoff, USA 4:36.07 2. Kirsty Coventry, ZIM 4:39.72 3. Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 4:40.85

400M FREESTYLE RELAY 1973 1. GDR 3:52.45 2. USA* 3:55.52 3. FRG 3:58.88 *(, Kathy Heddy, Heather Greenwood, Shirley Babashoff) 1975 1. GDR 3:49.37 2. USA* 3:50.74 3. CAN 3:53.37 *(Kathy Heddy, Karen Reeser, Kelley Rowell, Shirley Babashoff) 1978 1. USA* 3:43.43 2. GDR 3:47.37 3. CAN 3:49.59 *(Tracy Caulkins, Stephanie Elkins, Jill Sterkel, Sippy Woodhead) 1982 1. GDR 3:43.97 2. USA* 3:45.76 3. HOL 3:45.96 *(Susan Habernigg, Kathy Treible, Beth Washut, Jill Sterkel) 1986 1. GDR 3:40.57 2. USA* 3:44.04 3. HOL 3:46.89 *(Jenna Johnson, , Mary T. Meagher, Betsy Mitchell) 1991 1. USA* 3:43.26 2. GER 3:44.37 3. NED 3:45.05 *(Nicole Haislett, Julie Cooper, , Jenny Thompson) 1994 1. CHN 3:37.91 2. USA* 3:41.50 3. GER 3:42.94 *(Angel Martino, Amy Van Dyken, Nicole Haislett, Jenny Thompson) 1998 1. USA* 3:42.11 2. GER 3:43.11 3. AUS 3:43.71 *(Lindsey Farella, Amy Van Dyken, Barbara Bedford, Jenny Thompson) 2001 1. GER 3:39.58 2. USA* 3:40.80 2. GBR 3:40.80 *(Colleen Lanne, , Maritza Correia, ) 2003 1. USA* 3:38.09 2. GER 3:38.73 3. AUS 3:38.83 *(Natalie Coughlin, Lindsay Benko, Rhi Jeffrey, Jenny Thompson) 2005 1. AUS 3:37.32 2. GER 3:38.24 3. USA* 3:38.31 *(Natalie Coughlin, Kara Lynn Joyce, Lacey Nymeyer, Amanda Weir) 800M FREESTYLE RELAY 1973-1986 — Event Not Held 1986 1. GDR 7:59.33 2. USA* 8:02.12 3. HOL 8:09.59 *(Betsy Mitchell, Mary T. Meagher, Kim Brown, Mary Wayte) 1991 1. GER 8:02.56 2. NED 8:05.97 3. DEN 8:07.20 USA DQ (Whitney Hedgepeth, Nicole Haislett, , Janet Evans) 1994 1. CHN 7:57.96 2. GER 8:01.37 3. USA* 8:03.16 *(Cristina Teuscher, Jenny Thompson, Janet Evans, Nicole Haislett) 1998 1. GER 8:01.46 2. USA* 8:02.88 3. AUS 8:04.19 *(Cristina Teuscher, Lindsay Benko, Brooke Bennett, Jenny Thompson) 2001 1. USA*/ 7:56.53 2. GER 8:01.35 3. JPN 8:02.97 * (Natalie Couglin, Cristina Teuscher, Julie Hardt, Diana Munz) GBR^ 7:58.69 2003 1. USA* 7:55.70 2. AUS 7:58.42 3. CHN 7:58.53 *(Lindsay Benko, Rachel Komisarz, Rhi Jeffrey, Diana Munz) 2005 1. USA* 7:53.70 2. AUS 7:54.06 3. CHN 7:57.29 *(Natalie Coughlin, Katie Hoff, Whitney Myers, Kaitlin Sandeno) ^Due to timing malfunctions and an over-turned disqualification of the USA, FINA awarded duplicate gold medals to Great Britain and the U.S., with times and other results unchanged. 400M MEDLEY RELAY 1973 1. GDR 4:16.84 2. USA* 4:25.80 3. FRG 4:26.57 *(Melissa Belote, Marcia Morey, Deanna Deardurff, Shirley Babashoff) 1975 1. GDR 4:14.74 2. USA* 4:20.47 3. HOL 4:21.45 *(Linda Jezek, Marcia Morey, Camille Wright, Shirley Babashoff) 1978 1. USA* 4:08.21 2. GDR 4:09.13 3. URS 4:14.91 *(Linda Jezek, Tracy Caulkins, Joan Pennington, Sippy Woodhead) SWIM 61 Medalists / Medal Count

1982 1. GDR 4:05.80 2. USA* 4:08.12 3. URS 4:12.36 *(Sue Walsh, Kim Rhodenbaugh, Mary T. Meagher, Jill Sterkel) 1986 1. GDR 4:04.82 2. USA* 4:07.75 3. HOL 4:10.70 *(Betsy Mitchell, Jenny Hau, Mary T. Meagher, Jenna Johnson) 1991 1. USA* 4:06.51 2. AUS 4:08.04 3. GER 4:10.50 *(Janie Wagstaff, Tracey McFarlane, Crissy Ahmann-Leighton, Nicole Haislett) 1994 1. CHN 4:01.67 2. USA* 4:06.53 3. RUS 4:06.70 *(Lea Loveless, Kristine Quance, Amy Van Dyken, Jenny Thompson) 1998 1. USA* 4:01.93 2. AUS 4:05.12 3. JPN 4:06.27 *(Lea Maurer, Kristy Kowal, Jenny Thompson, Amy Van Dyken) 2001 1. AUS 4:01.50 2. USA* 4:01.81 3. CHN 4:02.63 *(Natalie Coughlin, Megan Quann, Mary DeScenza, Erin Phenix) 2003 1. CHN 3:58.89 2. USA* 4:00.83 3. AUS 4:01.37 *(Natalie Coughlin, Amanda Beard, Jenny Thompson, Lindsay Benko) 2005 1. AUS 3:57.47 2. USA* 3:59.92 3. GER 4:02.51 *(Natalie Coughlin, Jessica Hardy, Rachel Komisarz, Amanda Weir)

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS MEDAL COUNT

2005 Gold Silver BronzeTotal 1998 Gold Silver BronzeTotal 1986 Gold Silver BronzeTotal 1975 Gold Silver BronzeTotal Men AUS 6 3 3 12 Men USA 5 1 7 13 Men USA 7 6 4 17 Men USA 10 6 2 18 USA 6 1 3 10 URS 2 2 4 8 GBR 2 1 5 8 AUS 3 2 2 7 NED 1 2 1 4 FRG 4 2 1 7 URS 0 2 3 5 JAP 0 2 3 5 Women USA 8 4 2 14 Women GDR 13 8 3 24 Women GDR 10 5 4 19 Women USA 5 5 4 14 AUS 1 3 4 8 USA 2 6 3 11 USA 3 5 5 13 AUS 10 3 2 15 CHN 3 1 2 6 HOL 0 0 4 4 HOL 0 2 3 5 JAP 0 1 3 4 GER 1 3 2 6 Total GDR 14 12 4 30 Total USA 10 11 9 30 Total USA 15 11 6 32 Total USA 14 5 5 24 USA 7 7 10 24 GDR 11 7 5 23 AUS 13 5 4 22 AUS 7 6 7 20 URS 2 3 5 10 GBR 2 1 5 8 JAP 0 3 6 9 GER 1 4 3 8

2003 Gold Silver BronzeTotal 1994 Gold Silver BronzeTotal 1982 Gold Silver BronzeTotal 1973 Gold Silver BronzeTotal Men USA 7 6 3 16 Men USA 3 4 2 9 Men USA 6 4 3 13 Men USA 8 8 3 19 AUS 6 4 2 12 RUS 4 3 1 8 URS 3 7 2 12 GDR 2 1 4 7 RUS 3 2 1 6 HUN 2 1 4 7 GDR 2 1 3 6 AUS 1 2 2 5 Women USA 4 6 2 12 Women CHN 12 6 1 19 Women GDR 10 7 2 19 Women GDR 10 5 3 18 AUS 0 6 4 10 USA 1 5 5 11 USA 2 3 7 12 USA 3 7 3 13 CHN 3 0 4 7 AUS 2 1 3 6 HOL 1 1 2 4 ITA 1 0 2 3 Total USA 11 12 5 28 Total USA 4 9 7 20 Total GDR 12 8 5 25 Total USA 11 15 6 32 AUS 6 10 6 22 CHN 12 6 1 19 USA 8 7 10 25 GDR 12 6 7 25 GER 5 1 2 8 RUS 4 5 2 11 URS 4 7 3 14 AUS 1 2 2 5

2001 Gold Silver BronzeTotal 1991 Gold Silver BronzeTotal 1978 Gold Silver BronzeTotal Most Medals Most Gold Medals Men USA 6 4 4 14 Men USA 7 4 0 11 Men USA 11 7 2 20 USA 300 USA 122 AUS 9 2 3 14 GER 3 5 3 11 URS 2 3 3 8 GDR 115 GDR 51 ITA 2 2 2 6 ITA 1 1 4 6 FRG 1 2 3 6 (GER 87) Women USA 4 5 4 13 Women USA 6 3 3 12 Women USA 9 5 2 16 GER 3 4 4 11 GER 1 4 4 9 GDR 1 7 3 11 CHN 2 2 3 7 AUS 2 4 1 7 URS 2 1 3 6 U.S. Total Medals Total USA 10 9 8 27 Total USA 13 7 3 23 Total USA 20 12 4 36 USA Gold Silver BronzeTotal AUS 13 3 3 19 GER 4 9 7 20 URS 4 4 6 14 Men 76 51 33 160 GER 3 6 6 15 HUN 5 2 1 8 GDR 1 7 4 12 Women 46 54 40 140 AUS 2 5 1 8 Total 122 105 73 300 SWIM 62 Men’s 50m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 21.64tt Alexander Popov RUS Moscow 6/16/2000 23.70 Klaus Steinback FRG Freiburg 7/23/1979 23.66 Chris Cavanaugh 2/3/1980 21.69 Roland Schoeman RSA Montreal 7/30/2005 23.66 Chris Cavanaugh USA Amersfoort 2/2/1980 22.83p Bruce Stahl 4/10/1980 21.76 Gary Hall Jr. USA Indianapolis 8/15/2000 22.83p Bruce Stahl USA Austin 4/10/1980 22.83p Joe Bottom 8/15/1980 21.80 Anthony Ervin USA Indianapolis 8/15/2000 22.83p Joe Bottom USA Honolulu 8/15/1980 22.71 Joe Bottom 8/15/1980 21.81 Tom Jager USA Nashville 3/24/1990 22.71 Joe Bottom USA Honolulu 8/15/1980 22.54 Robin Leamy 8/15/1981 21.84 Cullen Jones USA Victoria 8/20/2006 22.54p Robin Leamy USA Brown Deer 8/15/1981 22.40 Tom Jager 12/7/1985 21.85 Matt Biondi USA Nashville 3/24/1990 22.52 Dano Halsall SUI Bellinzona 7/21/1985 22.33 Matt Biondi 6/26/1986 21.88 Bart Kizierowski POL Budapest 8/6/2006 22.40 Tom Jager USA Austin 12/6/1985 22.32 Tom Jager 8/13/1987 21.89 CRO Montreal 7/30/2005 22.33 Matt Biondi USA Orlando 6/26/1986 22.23 Tom Jager 3/25/1988 21.91 Hall USA Long Beach 7/13/2004 22.33 Matt Biondi USA Clovis 7/30/1987 22.14 Matt Biondi 9/24/1988 21.91 Popov RUS Monte Carlo 6/13/2001 22.32* Tom Jager USA Brisbane 8/13/1987 22.12 Tom Jager 8/20/1989 21.91sf Hall USA Indianapolis 8/14/2000 22.23 Tom Jager USA Orlando 3/25/1988 21.98 Tom Jager 3/24/1990 21.91 Popov RUS Barcelona 7/30/1992 22.14 Matt Biondi USA 9/24/1988 21.81 Tom Jager 3/24/1990 22.12 Tom Jager USA Tokyo 8/20/1989 21.76 Gary Hall Jr. 8/15/2000 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 21.98p Tom Jager USA Nashville 3/24/1990 21.81 Tom Jager USA Nashville 3/24/1990 21.64tt Alexander Popov RUS Moscow 6/16/2000 FASTEST FIELDS 21.64 Alexander Popov RUS Moscow 6/1/2000 21.69 Roland Schoeman RSA Montreal 7/30/2005 Top 8 Finals 21.76 Gary Hall Jr. USA Indianapolis 8/15/2000 * First time recognized as a world record by FINA. XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 21.80 Anthony Ervin USA Indianapolis 8/15/2000 21.93 Gary Hall Jr., USA 21.81 Tom Jager USA Nashville 3/24/1990 21.94 Duje Draganja, CRO 21.84 Cullen Jones USA Victoria 8/20/2006 22.02 Roland Schoeman, RSA 21.85 Matt Biondi USA Nashville 3/24/1990 22.08 , SWE 21.88 Bart Kizierowski POL Budapest 8/6/2006 22.11 Jason Lezak, USA 21.89 Duje Draganja CRO Montreal 7/30/2005 22.18 , AUS 21.97 Oleksandr Volynets UKR Budapest 8/6/2006 22.26 Oleksandr Volynets, UKR 21.98sf Jason Lezak USA Long Beach 7/13/2004 22.37 Salim Iles, ALG 21.99 Frederick Bousquet FRA Budapest 8/6/2006 22.00 AUS Chandler 12/9/2006 Top 8 Prelims 22.03 P. van den Hoogenband NED Sydney 9/22/2000 See top 8 from top 16 below 22.05p Neil Walker USA Indianapolis 8/14/2000 Top 16 Prelims 22.06 Lorenzo Vismara ITA Zagreb 8/12/1999 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 22.06 Brendan Dedekind RSA Sydney 8/28/1999 22.04 Gary Hall Jr., USA 22.07sf Brett Hawke AUS Athens 8/19/2004 22.24 Frederick Bousquet, FRA 22.08 Raimundas Majuolis LTU Bordeax 12/1/1994 22.26 Bart Kizierowski, POL 22.08 Stefan Nystrand SWE Athens 8/20/2004 22.26 Salim Iles, ALG 22.12 Eduardo Lorente ESP Barcelona 3/1/2004 22.28 Duje Draganja, CRO 22.12 GBR Sheffield 8/7/2005 22.30 Julien Sicot, FRA 22.13 Nick Brunelli USA Auburn 12/1/2005 22.33 Jason Lezak, USA 22.13 Ben Wildman-Tobriner USA Irvine 8/7/2005 22.41 Roland Schoeman, RSA 22.13 Mark Foster GBR Sheffield 5/1/2001 22.41 Oleksandr Volynets, UKR 22.42 Brett Hawke, AUS ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 22.42 Stefan Nystrand, SWE 21.76 Gary Hall Jr. 2000 22.45 Ricardo Busquets, PUR 21.80 Anthony Ervin 2000 22.51 Karel Novy, SUI 21.81 Tom Jager 1990 22.52 Javier Noriega, ESP 21.84 Cullen Jones 2006 22.52 , BRA 21.85 Matt Biondi 1990 22.53 , RSA 21.98sf Jason Lezak 2004 22.05p Neil Walker 2000 22.13 Ben Wildman-Tobriner 2005 22.13 Nick Brunelli 2005 22.20sf 2004 22.21 Bill Pilczuk 2000 22.23 1995 22.32p Steve Crocker 1991 22.36sf Aaron Ciarla 2000 22.36 Ryan Wochomurka 2004 22.41 Brian Kurza 1993 22.42 Jon Olsen 1993 22.44 Garrett Weber-Gale 2005 22.46 Doug Boyd 1990 22.50 Adam Schmitt 1991 22.51sf Dan Gallagher 2004 22.51 Matt Busbee 1998 22.51 Matt Macedo 2000 22.52 Todd Pace 1992 22.53 Greg Busse 2001

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 63 Men’s 100m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 47.84sf P. van den Hoogenband NED Sydney 9/19/2000 1:05.8 Zoltan Halmay HUN Vienna 12/3/1905 55.1 Joe Alkire 6/1/1960 47.86 van den Hoogenband NED Berlin 7/31/2002 1:05.6 Charles Daniels USA London 7/1/1908 54.8 7/1/1960 48.12 ITA Montreal 7/28/2005 1:02.8 Charles Daniels USA New York 4/15/1910 54.4 Stephan Clark 8/18/1961 48.17 van den Hoogenband NED Athens 8/18/2004 1:02.4 Kurt Bretting FRG Brussels 4/6/1912 54.0 Stephan Clark 8/18/1963 48.17r Roland Schoeman RSA Athens 8/15/2004 1:01.6 Duke Kahanamoku USA Hamburg 7/20/1912 54.0 Dick McDonough 8/19/1963 48.17 Jason Lezak USA Long Beach 7/10/2004 1:01.4 Duke Kahanamoku USA New York 8/9/1918 54.0 8/2/1964 48.18r Michael Klim AUS Sydney 9/16/2000 1:00.4 Duke Kahanamoku USA Antwerp 8/24/1920 52.9 Stephan Clark 10/11/1964 48.21 Alexander Popov RUS Monte Carlo 6/18/1994 58.6 USA Alameda 7/9/1922 52.6 Kenneth Walsh 7/27/1967 48.27 Popov RUS Moscow 6/1/2000 57.4 Johnny Weissmuller USA Miami 2/17/1924 52.6 Zachary Zorn 9/2/1968 48.28 Schoeman RSA Montreal 7/28/2005 56.8 USA New Haven 3/2/1934 51.94 Mark Spitz 8/23/1970 56.6 Peter Fick USA New Haven 3/5/1935 51.47p Mark Spitz 8/5/1972 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 56.4 Peter Fick USA New Haven 2/11/1936 51.22 Mark Spitz 9/3/1972 55.9 USA New Haven 4/13/1944 51.12p Jim Montgomery 6/21/1975 47.84sf P. van den Hoogenband NED Sydney 9/19/2000 55.8 Alex Janey FRA Mentone 9/15/1947 51.11 Andy Coan 8/3/1975 48.12 Filippo Magnini ITA Montreal 7/28/2005 55.4 Alan Ford USA New Haven 6/29/1948 50.59 Jim Montgomery 8/23/1975 48.17 Jason Lezak USA Long Beach 7/10/2004 54.8 USA New Haven 4/1/1954 50.39 Jim Montgomery 7/24/1976 48.17r Roland Schoeman RSA Athens 8/15/2004 49.99 Jim Montgomery 7/25/1976 48.18r Michael Klim AUS Sydney 9/16/2000 New Regulations 49.61 Rowdy Gaines 4/9/1980 48.21 Alexander Popov RUS Monte Carlo 6/18/1994 55.4 John Hendricks AUS Melbourne 11/11/1956 49.47p Rowdy Gaines 4/3/1981 48.33 Anthony Ervin USA Fukuoka 7/28/2001 55.2 AUS Sydney 1/19/1957 49.36 Rowdy Gaines 4/3/1981 48.34 Ryk Neethling RSA Montreal 7/28/2005 54.6 John Devitt AUS Brisbane 1/28/1957 49.24p Matt Biondi 8/6/1985 48.42 Matt Biondi USA Austin 8/10/1988 54.4 Stephen Clark USA Los Angeles 8/18/1961 48.95 Matt Biondi 8/6/1985 48.55sf Neil Walker USA Indianapolis 8/12/2000 53.6 Manuel dos Santos BRA Rio de 9/20/1961 48.74 Matt Biondi 6/24/1986 48.56 Ian Thorpe AUS Athens 8/18/2004 52.9 Alain Gottvalles FRA Budapest 9/13/1964 48.42 Matt Biondi 8/10/1988 48.57 Simon Burnett GBR Melbourne 3/19/2006 52.6 Kenneth Walsh USA Winnipeg 7/27/1967 48.33 Anthony Ervin 7/28/2001 48.59 CAN Victoria 8/18/2006 52.6e Zachary Zorn USA Long Beach 9/2/1968 48.17 Jason Lezak 7/10/2004 48.61 Cesar A. Cielo BRA Vitória 12/14/2006 52.2 Michael Wenden AUS Mexico City 10/19/1968 48.69r Fernando Scherer BRA Long Island 8/2/1998 51.9 Mark Spitz USA Los Angeles 8/23/1970 48.71 Stefan Nystrand SWE Budapest 8/4/2006 51.47 Mark Spitz USA Chicago 8/5/1972 FASTEST FIELDS 48.73 Gary Hall Jr. USA Sydney 9/20/2000 51.22 Mark Spitz USA Munich 9/3/1972 Top 8 Finals 48.79 Lars Frolander SWE Fukuoka 7/28/2001 51.12 James Montgomery USA Long Beach 6/21/1975 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 48.83 Michael Phelps USA Victoria 8/18/2006 51.11 Andrew Coan USA Ft.Lauderdale 8/3/1975 48.17 Pieter van den Hoogenband, NED 48.85 AUS Sydney 5/17/2000 50.59 James Montgomery USA Kansas City 8/23/1975 48.23 Roland Schoeman, RSA 48.88sf Duje Draganja CRO Montreal 7/27/2005 50.39 James Montgomery USA Montreal 7/24/1976 48.56 Ian Thorpe, AUS 48.92 AUS Brisbane 1/15/2003 49.99 James Montgomery USA Montreal 7/25/1976 48.63 Ryk Neethling, RSA 48.95 Scott Tucker USA Indianapolis 8/13/2000 49.44 SAF Philadelphia 8/14/1976 48.99 Filippo Magnini, ITA 48.95 Andrei Kapralov RUS Barcelona 7/24/2003 49.36 Rowdy Gaines USA Austin 4/3/1981 49.23 Duje Draganja, CRO 48.97 Eamon Sullivan AUS Chandler 12/7/2006 49.24 Matt Biondi USA Mission 8/6/1985 49.30 Salim Iles, ALG 48.97 Frederick Bousquet FRA Budapest 8/4/2006 48.95 Matt Biondi USA Mission 8/6/1985 49.30 Andrey Kapralov, RUS 48.74 Matt Biondi USA Orlando 6/24/1986 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 48.42 Matt Biondi USA Austin 8/10/1988 Top 8 Prelims 48.21 Alexander Popov RUS Monte 6/18/1994 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 48.17 Jason Lezak 2004 48.18r Michael Klim AUS Sydney 9/16/2000 48.97 Filippo Magnini, ITA 48.33 Anthony Ervin 2001 47.84sf P. van den Hoogenband NED Sydney 9/19/2000 49.04 Ryk Neethling, RSA 48.42 Matt Biondi 1988 49.23 Michael Phelps, USA 48.55sf Neil Walker 2000 49.23 Roland Schoeman, RSA 48.73 Gary Hall Jr. 2000 49.28 Salim Iles, ALG 48.83 Michael Phelps 2006 49.29 Brent Hayden, CAN 48.95 Scott Tucker 2000 49.31 Duje Draganja, CRO 48.98 Nick Brunelli 2005 49.31 Lukasz Gasior, POL 49.06 Ian Crocker 2004 49.08 1988 Top 16 Prelims 49.17p Cullen Jones 2006 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 49.20sf Josh Davis 2000 48.70 Pieter van den Hoogenband, NED 49.24p 1993 48.85 Rolandas Gimbutis, LTU 49.32 David Fox 1995 48.85 Ryk Neethling, RSA 49.33 Jon Olsen 1993 49.07 Duje Draganja, CRO 49.35 Ben Wildman-Tobriner 2005 49.08 Frederick Bousquet, FRA 49.36 Rowdy Gaines 1981 49.17 Ian Thorpe, AUS 49.38p Nate Dusing 2001 49.49 , FRA 49.40 Garrett Weber-Gale 2005 49.51 Alexander Popov, RUS 49.42 Greg Busse 2001 49.52 Andrey Kapralov, RUS 49.43 Bryan Jones 1999 49.54 Peter Mankoc, SLO 49.45 Gabriel Woodward 2004 49.58 Filippo Magnini, ITA 49.48r Brent Lang 1989 49.61 , TRI 49.61 Shaun Jordan 1991 49.68 Roland Schoeman, RSA 49.63 2001 49.69 Luis Rojas, VEN 49.71 Torsten Spanneberg, GER 49.72 Salim Iles, ALG

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 64 Men’s 200m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 1:44.06 Ian Thorpe AUS Fukuoka 7/25/2001 2:28.6 Freddy Lane AUS Weston-s-M 8/18/1902 2:03.0 Jeff Farrell 7/1/1960 1:44.69 Thorpe AUS Hobart 3/27/2001 2:26.8 Zoltan Halmay HUN Budapest 6/28/1908 2:02.9 George Harrison 8/1/1960 1:44.71 Thorpe AUS Athens 8/16/2004 2:25.4 Charles Daniels USA Pittsburg 3/26/1909 2:01.5 Richard Blick 8/18/1961 1:44.75 Thorpe AUS Yokohama 8/26/2002 2:21.6 USA San 11/24/1916 2:00.4 Don Schollander 8/11/1962 1:44.89 P. van den Hoogenband NED Berlin 8/2/2002 2:19.8 Tedford Cann USA Detroit 4/10/1920 1:58.8 Don Schollander 7/27/1963 1:44.97 Thorpe AUS Canet 6/7/2001 2:15.6 Johnny Weissmuller USA Honululu 5/26/1922 1:58.5 Don Schollander 8/17/1963 1:45.07 Thorpe AUS Sydney 3/28/2004 2:15.2 Johnny Weissmuller USA Mckeesport 12/9/1925 1:58.4 Don Schollander 8/24/1963 1:45.09 Thorpe AUS Brisbane 3/19/2002 2:08.0 Johnny Weissmuller USA Ann Arbor 4/5/1927 1:57.6 Don Schollander 8/1/1964 1:45.14 Thorpe AUS Barcelona 7/22/2003 2:07.2 USA Chicago 4/12/1935 1:57.2 Don Schollander 7/29/1966 1:45.20 Michael Phelps USA Montreal 7/26/2005 2:06.2 USA Columbus 2/12/1944 1:56.2 Don Schollander 8/19/1966 2:05.4 Alex Janey FRA Marseille 9/20/1946 1:56.0 Don Schollander 7/29/1967 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 2:04.6 John Marshall AUS New Haven 3/31/1950 1:55.7 Don Schollander 8/12/1967 2:03.9 USA Columbus 2/27/1954 1:54.3 Don Schollander 8/30/1968 1:44.06 Ian Thorpe AUS Fukuoka 7/25/2001 2:03.4 Jack Wardrop GBR Columbus 3/8/1955 1:54.3 Mark Spitz 7/12/1969 1:44.89 P. van den Hoogenband NED Berlin 8/2/2002 2:01.5 USA Minneapolis 3/8/1957 1:54.2 Mark Spitz 9/4/1971 1:45.20 Michael Phelps USA Montreal 7/26/2005 1:53.5 Mark Spitz 9/10/1971 1:45.61 Grant Hackett AUS Sydney 3/28/2004 New Regulations 1:52.78 Mark Spitz 8/29/1972 1:46.13 Klete Keller USA Athens 8/16/2004 2:04.8y AUS Sydney 1/18/1958 1:51.66 Tim Shaw 8/23/1974 1:46.59 Simon Burnett GBR Sheffield 8/5/2005 2:03.2y John Konrads AUS Sydney 3/5/1958 1:51.41p Bruce Furniss 6/18/1975 1:46.60sf Massi Rosolino ITA Sydney 9/17/2000 2:03.0 Tsuyoshi Yamanaks JAP Osaka 8/22/1958 1:50.89 Bruce Furniss 6/18/1975 1:46.63 Ryk Neethling RSA Montreal 7/26/2005 2:02.2y John Konrads AUS Sydney 1/16/1959 1:50.32 Bruce Furniss 8/21/1975 1:46.69 Giorgio Lamberti ITA Bonn 8/15/1989 2:01.5 Tsuyoshi Yamanada JAP Osaka 7/26/1959 1:50.29 Bruce Furniss 7/19/1976 1:46.70 Evgueni Sadovyi EUN Barcelona 7/26/1992 2:01.2 Tsuyoshi Yamanada JAP Osaka 6/24/1961 1:49.16 Rowdy Gaines 4/10/1980 1:46.73 Josh Davis USA Sydney 9/18/2000 2:01.1 Tsuyoshi Yamanaka JAP Tokyo 8/6/1961 1:48.93 Rowdy Gaines 7/19/1982 1:46.76p Anders Holmertz SWE Barcelona 7/26/1992 2:00.4 Tsuyoshi Yamanaka JAP Los Angeles 8/2/1961 1:48.58p Mike Heath 6/25/1984 1:46.82sf Michael Klim AUS Sydney 8/23/1999 2:00.4 Don Schollander USA 8/11/1962 1:47.92 Mike Heath 6/25/1984 1:46.85 Brent Hayden CAN Montreal 7/26/2005 2:00.3 Robert Windle AUS Tokyo 8/17/1963 1:47.89 Matt Biondi 8/7/1985 1:46.94 Emiliano Brembilla ITA Berlin 8/2/2002 1:58.8 Donald Schollander USA Los Angeles 7/27/1963 1:47.72p Matt Biondi 8/8/1988 1:47.08 Nate Dusing USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/13/2002 1:58.4 Donald Schollander USA Osaka 8/24/1963 1:47.26 Josh Davis 8/11/2000 1:47.09 AUS Montreal 7/26/2005 1:58.2 Hans-Joachim Klein FRG Dortmund 5/24/1964 1:46.73 Josh Davis 9/18/2000 1:47.11 Antti Kasvio FIN Sheffield 8/3/1993 1:57.6 Donald Schollander USA Los Altos 8/1/1964 1:46.60r Michael Phelps 7/23/2003 1:47.12 Tae Hawn Park KOR Doha 12/3/2006 1:57.2 Donald Schollander USA Los Angeles 7/29/1966 1:45.99 Michael Phelps 8/7/2003 1:47.16 Rick Say CAN Toronto 7/7/2004 1:56.2 Donald Schollander USA Lincoln 8/19/1966 1:45.32 Michael Phelps 8/16/2004 1:47.20 Filippo Magnini ITA Livorno 3/10/2004 1:56.0 Donald Schollander USA Winnipeg 7/29/1967 1:45.20 Michael Phelps 7/26/2005 1:47.25 AUS Seoul 9/19/1988 1:55.7 Donald Schollander USA Oak Park 8/12/1967 1:47.25 Peter Vanderkaay USA Montreal 7/26/2005 1:54.8p Donald Schollander USA Long Beach 8/30/1968 1:47.29 GBR Melbourne 3/17/2006 1:54.3 Donald Schollander USA Long Beach 8/30/1968 FASTEST FIELDS 1:47.44 Michael Gross FRG Los Angeles 7/29/1984 1:54.3e Mark Spitz USA Santa Clara 7/12/1969 Top 8 Finals 1:54.2 Mark Spitz USA Leipzig 9/4/1971 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 1:53.5 Mark Spitz USA Minsk 9/10/1971 1:44.71 Ian Thorpe, AUS 1:52.78 Mark Spitz USA Munich 8/29/1972 1:45.23 Pieter van den Hoogenband, NED 1:45.20 Michael Phelps 2005 1:51.66 Timothy Shaw USA Concord 8/23/1974 1:45.32 Michael Phelps, USA 1:46.13 Klete Keller 2004 1:46.13 Klete Keller, USA 1:51.41 Bruce Furniss USA Long Beach 6/18/1975 1:46.73 Josh Davis 2000 1:46.56 Grant Hackett, AUS 1:50.89 Bruce Furniss USA Long Beach 6/18/1975 1:47.08 Nate Dusing 2002 1:47.55 Rick Say, CAN 1:50.32 Bruce Furniss USA Kansas City 8/21/1975 1:48.02 Simon Burnett, GBR 1:47.25 Peter Vanderkaay 2005 1:50.29 Bruce Furniss USA Montreal 7/19/1976 1:48.40 Emiliano Brembilla, ITA 1:47.72p Matt Biondi 1988 1:49.83 Sergei Kopliakov URS Potsdam 4/7/1979 Top 8 Prelims 1:47.78 Ryan Lochte 2006 1:49.16 Ambrose 'Rowdy' Gaines USA Austin 4/10/1980 1:47.92 Mike Heath 1984 XXVth Olympic Games; Barcelona, ; 1992 1:48.93 Ambrose 'Rowdy' Gaines USA Mission 7/19/1982 1:46.74 Evgueni Sadovyi, EUN 1:47.97p Doug Gjertsen 1989 1:48.28 Michael Gross FRG Hanover 6/21/1983 1:46.76 Anders Holmertz, SWE 1:48.12 Scott Goldblatt 2000 1:47.94 Vladimir Pychnenko, EUN 1:47.87 Michael Gross FRG Rome 8/22/1983 1:48.17 Chad Carvin 2000 1:48.12 Steffen Zesner, GER 1:47.55 Michael Gross FRG Munich 6/8/1984 1:48.19 Jayme Cramer 2005 1:48.31 Anti Alexander Kasvio, FIN 1:47.44 Michael Gross FRG Los Angeles 7/29/1984 1:48.52 Joe Hudepohl, USA 1:48.35 Troy Dalbey 1988 1:47.25 Duncan Armstrong AUS Seoul 9/19/1988 1:48.60 Artur Wojdat, POL 1:48.36 Joe Hudepohl 1992 1:46.69 Georgio Lamberti ITA Bonn 8/15/1989 1:48.65 Doug Gjertsen, USA 1:48.54 Ugur Taner 1998 1:46.67 Grant Hackett AUS Brisbane 3/23/1999 Top 16 Prelims 1:48.64sf Jamie Rauch 2000 1:46.34sf Ian Thorpe AUS Sydney 8/23/1999 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 1:48.67 2004 1:46.00 Ian Thorpe AUS Sydney 8/24/1999 1:47.88 Grant Hackett, AUS 1:48.83p Melvin Stewart 1992 1:45.69sf Ian Thorpe AUS Sydney 5/14/2000 1:48.17 Michael Phelps, USA 1:48.85 David Walters 2006 1:48.37 Ryk Neethling, RSA 1:45.51 Ian Thorpe AUS Sydney 5/15/2000 1:48.88 1987 1:48.53 Peter Vanderkaay, USA 1:45.35sf P. van den Hoogenband NED Sydney 9/17/2000 1:48.93 Rowdy Gaines 1982 1:48.59 Brent Hayden, CAN 1:45.35 P. van den Hoogenband NED Sydney 9/18/2000 1:48.69 Amaury Leveauz, FRA 1:48.95 Jon Olsen 1995 1:44.69 Ian Thorpe AUS Hobart 3/27/2001 1:48.70 Emiliano Brembilla, ITA 1:48.97 John Piersma 1996 1:48.78 Filippo Magnini, ITA 1:44.06 Ian Thorpe AUS Fukuoka 7/25/2001 1:49.04 2006 1:48.80 Nicholas Sprenger, AUS 1:49.12 1988 1:48.92 Yoshihiro Okumura, JPN 1:48.96 Rick Say, CAN 1:49.09 David Carry, GBR 1:49.13 Dominik Meichtry, SUI 1:49.19 Lin Zhang, CHN 1:49.32 Stefan Herbst, GER 1:49.40 Romans Miloslavskis, LAT

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 65 Men’s 400m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 3:40.08 Ian Thorpe AUS Manchester 7/30/2002 5:36.8 GBR London 7/16/1908 4:26.2 Eugene Lenz 8/1/1960 3:40.17 Thorpe AUS Fukuoka 7/25/2001 5:26.4 Syd Battersby ENG Seacombe 10/26/1908 4:19.2 8/30/1960 3:40.54 Thorpe AUS Brisbane 3/18/2002 5:23.0 AUS Budapest 6/8/1910 4:15.0 Don Schollander 8/18/1963 3:40.59 Thorpe AUS Sydney 9/16/2000 5:21.6 Jack Hatfield ENG London 9/26/1912 4:12.7 Don Schollander 7/31/1964 3:40.76 Thorpe AUS Hobart 3/1/2001 5:14.6 Ross Norman USA Los Angeles 10/9/1919 4:12.2 Don Schollander 10/16/1964 3:41.33 Thorpe AUS Sydney 5/13/2000 5:14.4 Ross Norman USA Brighton 9/25/1921 4:11.8p 8/18/1966 3:41.71 Thorpe AUS Monte Carlo 6/12/2001 5:11.8 SWE 6/22/1922 4:11.6 Don Schollander 8/18/1966 3:41.83 Thorpe AUS Sydney 8/22/1999 5:06.6 Johnny Weissmuller USA Honolulu 6/22/1922 4:10.6 Mark Spitz 6/25/1967 3:42.41 Thorpe AUS Sydney 3/22/2003 4:57.0 Johnny Weissmuller USA New Haven 3/6/1923 4:08.8 Mark Spitz 7/7/1967 3:42.51 Grant Hackett AUS Fukuoka 7/25/2001 4:54.7 Arne Borg SWE Stockholm 12/9/1923 4:08.2 Gregory Charlton 8/28/1967 4:50.3 Arne Borg SWE Stockholm 9/11/1925 4:07.7 Mark Spitz 6/23/1968 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 4:47.0 FRA Paris 4/16/1931 4:06.6 8/1/1968 4:46.4 Shozo Makino JAP Tokyo 8/14/1933 4:02.8 John Kinsella 8/20/1970 3:40.08 Ian Thorpe AUS Manchester 7/30/2002 4:38.7 Jack Medica USA Honolulu 8/30/1934 4:02.1 Thomas McBreen 8/25/1971 3:42.51 Grant Hackett AUS Fukuoka 7/25/2001 4:38.5 Bill Smith USA Honolulu 5/13/1941 4:00.11 Kurt Krumpholz 8/4/1972 3:43.40 Massi Rosolino ITA Sydney 9/16/2000 4:35.2 Alex Janey FRA Monte 9/12/1947 3:58.18 Rick DeMont 9/6/1973 3:43.80 Kieren Perkins AUS Rome 9/9/1994 4:34.6 Hironashin Furuhashi JAP Tokyo 7/24/1949 3:56.96p Tim Shaw 8/22/1974 3:44.11 Klete Keller USA Athens 8/14/2004 4:33.3 Hironashin Furuhashi JAP Los Angeles 8/18/1949 3:54.69 Tim Shaw 8/22/1974 3:44.44 Yuri Prilukov RUS Montreal 7/24/2005 4:33.1 John Marshall AUS New Haven 3/11/1950 3:53.95 Tim Shaw 6/19/1975 3:45.00 Evgueni Sadovyi EUN Barcelona 7/29/1992 4:29.5 John Marshall AUS New Haven 4/1/1950 3:53.31 Tim Shaw 8/20/1975 3:45.11 Emiliano Brembilla ITA Fukuoka 7/25/2001 4:26.9 John Marshall AUS New Haven 3/24/1951 3:53.08 Brian Goodell 6/18/1976 3:45.72 Tae Hwan Park KOR Victoria 8/19/2006 4:26.7 Ford Konno USA New Haven 4/3/1954 3:51.93 Brian Goodell 7/22/1976 3:46.08 Oussama Mellouli TUN Montreal 7/24/2005 3:51.56 Brian Goodell 8/27/1977 3:46.08 Larsen Jensen USA Athens 8/14/2004 New Regulations 3:51.03 George DiCarlo 6/28/1984 3:46.31 Ryk Neethling RSA Sydney 8/22/1999 4:21.8y John Konrads AUS Melbourne 1/12/1957 3:49.41 Dan Jorgensen 6/25/1986 3:46.66 AUS Chandler 12/3/2006 4:19.0y John Konrads AUS Sydney 2/7/1959 3:48.06 Matt Cetlinski 8/11/1988 3:46.68 Peter Vanderkaay USA Irvine 8/2/2005 4:16.6 Tsuyoshi Yamanaka JAP Osaka 7/26/1959 3:47.18 Klete Keller 8/9/2000 3:46.70p Dragos Coman ROM Montreal 7/24/2005 4:15.9y John Konrads AUS Sydney 2/23/1960 3:47.00 Klete Keller 9/16/2000 3:46.73 Michael Phelps USA College Park 8/8/2003 4:13.4 AUS Chicago 8/17/1962 3:46.73 Michael Phelps 8/8/2003 3:46.77 Anders Holmertz SWE Barcelona 7/29/1992 4:12.7 Donald Schollander USA Los Altos 7/31/1964 3:44.19 Klete Keller 7/7/2004 3:46.95 Uwe Dassler GDR Seoul 9/23/1988 4:12.2 Donald Schollander USA Tokyo 10/15/1964 3:44.11 Klete Keller 8/14/2004 3:47.04 Nicolas Rostoucher FRA Budapest 7/31/2006 4:11.8 John Nelson USA Lincoln 8/18/1966 3:47.07 Lin Zhang CHN Victoria 8/19/2006 4:11.6 Donald Schollander USA Lincoln 8/18/1966 3:47.15 Duncan Armstrong AUS Seoul 9/23/1988 4:11.1 GDR Utrecht 8/25/1966 FASTEST FIELDS 3:47.20 Pieter v.d. Hoogenband NED Amersfoort 4/19/2002 4:10.6 Mark Spitz USA Heywood 6/25/1967 Top 8 Finals 3:47.28p Takeshi Matsuda JPN Montreal 7/24/2005 4:10.6e Alain Mosconi FRA Monaco 7/2/1967 XXVIIth Olympic Games; Sydney, AUS; 2000 3:47.34 Artur Wojdat POL Seoul 9/23/1988 4:09.2 Alain Mosconi FRA Monaco 7/4/1967 3:40.59 Ian Thorpe, AUS 3:47.50 Chad Carvin USA Indianapolis 8/9/2000 4:08.8 Mark Spitz USA Santa Clara 7/7/1967 3:43.40 Massi Rosolino, ITA 4:08.2 Gregory Charlton USA Tokyo 8/28/1967 3:47.00 Klete Keller, USA 4:07.7 Mark Spitz USA Heywood 6/23/1968 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 3:47.01 Emiliano Brembilla, ITA 4:06.5 CAN Lincoln 8/1/1968 3:44.11 Klete Keller 2004 3:47.38 Dragos Coman, ROM 4:04.0 Hans Fassnacht FRG Louisville 8/14/1969 3:46.08 Larsen Jensen 2004 3:47.58 Chad Carvin, USA 4:02.8 John Kinsella USA Los Angeles 8/20/1970 3:46.68 Peter Vanderkaay 2005 3:48.22 Grant Hackett, AUS 4:02.6 SWE Barcelona 9/7/1970 3:46.73 Michael Phelps 2003 3:48.52 Ryk Neethling, RSA 4:02.1 Thomas McBreen USA Houston 8/25/1971 3:47.50 Chad Carvin 2000 4:01.7 Bradford Cooper AUS Brisbane 2/12/1972 Top 8 Prelims 3:48.06 Matt Cetlinski 1988 4:00.11 Kurt Krumpholz USA Chicago 8/4/1972 See top 8 from top 16 below 3:48.72 Robert Margalis 2001 3:58.18 Rick DeMont USA Belgrade 9/6/1973 3:48.99 Tom Dolan 1996 Top 16 Prelims 3:56.96 Timothy Shaw USA Concord 8/22/1974 3:49.14 Dan Jorgensen 1992 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 3:54.69 Timothy Shaw USA Concord 8/22/1974 3:49.58p Erik Vendt 2002 3:44.63 Grant Hackett, AUS 3:53.95 Timothy Shaw USA Long Beach 6/19/1975 3:49.72 John Piersma 1995 3:46.70 Dragos Coman, ROM 3:53.31 Timothy Shaw USA Kansas City 8/20/1975 3:49.78 Sean Killion 1990 3:47.28 Takeshi Matsuda, JPN 3:53.08 Brian Goodell USA Long Beach 6/18/1976 3:50.43 Justin Mortimer 2004 3:47.48 Yuri Prilukov, RUS 3:51.93 Brian Goodell USA Montreal 7/22/1976 3:50.63 Michael Klueh 2006 3:47.59 Peter Vanderkaay, USA 3:51.56 Brian Goodell USA Berlin 8/27/1977 3:50.72 Fran Crippen 2004 3:48.89 Oussama Mellouli, TUN 3:51.41 Vladimir Salnikov URS Potsdam 4/6/1979 3:50.92 Scott Goldblatt 2001 3:48.93 , ITA 3:51.40 Vladimir Salnikov URS Moscow 8/19/1979 3:51.03 George DiCarlo 1984 3:49.00 Nicholas Rostoucher, FRA 3:51.20 Vladimir Salnikov URS Potsdam 2/29/1980 3:51.44 John Mykkanen 1984 3:49.34 Emiliano Brembilla, ITA 3:50.49 CAN Toronto 7/15/1980 3:51.56 Brian Goodell 1977 3:49.55 Nicholas Sprenger, AUS 3:49.57 Vladimir Salnikov URS Moscow 3/12/1982 3:51.66 Mike O'Brien 1984 3:49.72 Przemyslaw Stanczyk, POL 3:48.32 Vladimir Salnikov URS Moscow 2/19/1983 3:51.75 1993 3:49.99 Dimitrios Manganas, GRE 3:47.80 Michael Gross FRG Remscheid 6/27/1985 3:51.77p Shaun Phillips 2006 3:50.15 Sergiy Fesenko, UKR 3:47.38 Artur Wojdat POL Orlando 3/25/1988 3:51.94p Chris Thompson 2003 3:50.17 , JPN 3:46.95 Uwe Dassler GDR Seoul 9/23/1988 3:51.95 Josh Davis 1995 3:50.24 Christian Hein, GER 3:46.47 Kieren Perkins AUS Canberra 4/3/1992 3:51.98 Jeff Float 1981 3:50.33 Sebastien Rouault, FRA 3:45.00 Evgueni Sadovyi EUN Barcelona 7/29/1992 3:43.80 Kieren Perkins AUS Rome 9/9/1994 3:41.83 Ian Thorpe AUS Sydney 8/22/1999 3:41.33 Ian Thorpe AUS Sydney 5/13/2000 3:40.59 Ian Thorpe AUS Sydney 9/16/2000 3:40.17 Ian Thorpe AUS Fukuoka 7/25/2001 3:40.08 Ian Thorpe AUS Manchester 7/30/2002

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 66 Men’s 800m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 7:38.65 Grant Hackett AUS Montreal 7/27/2005 11:25.4y Henry Taylor GBR Runcorn 7/21/1906 9:04.0 Don Schollander 8/28/1963 7:39.16 Ian Thorpe AUS Fukuoka 7/25/2001 11:24.2y Norman Ross USA Syndey 1/10/1920 9:03.8 8/2/1964 7:40.34 Hackett AUS Fukuoka 7/25/2001 11:05.2y Andrew Charlton AUS Sydney 1/13/1923 9:02.7 9/2/1964 7:41.59 Thorpe AUS Hobart 3/26/2001 10:51.8y Andrew Charlton AUS Sydney 1/19/1924 9:00.8 Steven Krause 7/15/1965 7:43.16 Hackett AUS Sydney 3/15/2005 10:43.6 Arne Borg SWE Honolulu 4/11/1924 8:55.4 8/5/1965 7:43.82 Hackett AUS Barcelona 7/25/2003 10:37.4 Arne Borg SWE Harnus 8/25/1925 8:48.8 Mike Burton 8/21/1967 7:44.57 Hackett AUS Hobart 3/26/2001 10:32.0y Andrew Charlton AUS Sydney 1/8/1927 8:34.3 Mike Burton 9/3/1968 7:44.78 Hackett AUS Yokohama 8/25/2002 10:22.2y Johnny Weissmuller USA Honolulu 7/27/1927 8:28.8 Mike Burton 8/17/1969 7:44.91 Hackett AUS Sydney 3/27/2003 10:19.6 Jean Taris FRA Parigi 5/30/1930 8:25.86 Mike Burton 9/4/1972 7:45.63 Larsen Jensen USA Montreal 7/27/2005 10:17.2 Jean Taris FRA Cannes 6/9/1931 8:21.18 Rick DeMont 9/6/1973 10:16.6 Shozo Makino JPN Osaka 8/30/1931 8:16.80 Tim Shaw 8/24/1974 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 10:15.6 Jean Taris FRA Cannes 6/21/1932 8:13.68 Tim Shaw 6/21/1975 10:08.6 Shozo Makino JPN Tokyo 6/25/1933 8:09.60 Tim Shaw 7/13/1975 7:38.65 Grant Hackett AUS Montreal 7/27/2005 10:01.2 Shozo Makino JPN Tokyo 9/16/1933 8:01.54 Bobby Hackett 6/21/1976 7:39.16 Ian Thorpe AUS Fukuoka 7/25/2001 9:55.8 Shozo Makino JPN Tokyo 9/15/1934 7:59.66 Brian Goodell 7/29/1980 7:45.63 Larsen Jensen USA Montreal 7/27/2005 9:50.9 William Smith USA Honolulu 7/24/1941 7:58.50 Tony Corbisiero 8/18/1982 7:46.00s Kieren Perkins AUS Victoria 8/24/1994 9:45.6 Hironoshin Furuhashi JPN Tokyo 6/26/1949 7:58.31 Jeff Kostoff 8/3/1983 7:46.64 Yuri Prilukov RUS Montreal 7/27/2005 9:45.0 Shiro Hashiume JPN Los Angeles 8/16/1949 7:58.24 John Mykkanen 8/14/1984 7:50.28 Daniel Kowalski AUS Atlanta 8/10/1995 9:40.7 Hironoshin Furuhashi JPN Los Angeles 8/16/1949 7:52.45 Sean Killion 7/27/1987 7:50.40 Massimiliano Rosolino ITA Riccione 4/6/2005 9:35.5 Hironoshin Furuhashi JPN Los Angeles 8/19/1949 7:52.05 Larsen Jensen 8/25/2002 7:50.64 Vladimir Salnikov URS Moscow 7/4/1986 9:30.7 Ford Konno USA Honolulu 7/7/1951 7:48.09 Larsen Jensen 7/25/2003 7:50.83 Przemyslaw Stanczyk POL Montreal 7/27/2005 9:15.7 USA N.Haven 10/27/1956 7:45.63 Larsen Jensen 7/27/2005 7:51.03 Oussama Mellouli TUN Montreal 7/27/2005 7:51.12 Graeme Smith GBR Fukuoka 7/25/2001 New Regulations 7:51.54 David Davies GBR Montreal 7/27/2005 9:17.7y John Konrads AUS Sydney 1/11/1958 FASTEST FIELDS 7:52.04p Sebastien Rouault FRA Montreal 7/26/2005 9:14.5 John Konrads AUS Melbourne 2/22/1958 Top 8 Finals 7:52.45 Sean Killion USA Clovis 7/27/1987 8:59.6y John Konrads AUS Sydney 1/10/1959 World Championships; Fukuoka, JPN; 2001 7:52.55s Joerg Hoffman GER Perth 1/13/1991 8:51.5 Murray Rose AUS Los Altos 8/26/1962 7:39.16 Ian Thorpe, AUS 7:52.82 Nicolas Rostoucher FRA Tours 5/10/2006 8:47.4 Semyon Belitz-Geiman URS Kharkov 8/3/1966 7:40.34 Grant Hackett, AUS 7:53.15 Igor Chervynskyi UKR Barcelona 7/25/2003 8:47.3 John Bennett AUS Sydney 1/16/1967 7:51.12 Graeme Smith, GBR 7:53.33p Lukasz Drzewinski POL Montreal 7/26/2005 8:46.8 Alain Mosconi FRA Monaco 7/5/1967 7:53.95 Chris Thompson, USA 7:53.89 Mateusz Sawrymowicz POL SLOLCJUL 7/1/2006 8:42.0 Francis Luyce FRA Dinard 7/21/1967 7:56.30 Alexei Filipets, RUS 7:53.93 Federico Colbertaldo ITA ITALCAUG 8/1/2006 8:34.3 Michael Burton USA Long Beach 9/3/1968 7:57.69 Andrea Righi, ITA 7:53.95 Chris Thompson USA Fukuoka 7/25/2001 8:28.8 Michael Burton USA Louisville 8/17/1969 7:59.47 Heiko Hell, GER 7:54.47 Craig Stevens AUS Long Beach 6/12/2004 8:28.6 AUS Sydney 4/3/1971 7:59.57 Shunichi Fujita, JPN 7:54.66 Glen Housman AUS Atlanta 8/10/1995 8:23.8 Bradford Cooper AUS Sydney 1/12/1972 7:54.67 Pawel Korzeniowski POL Oswiecim 4/8/2004 8:17.60 Stephen Holland AUS Brisbane 8/5/1973 Top 8 Prelims 7:54.78 Dan Jorgensen USA Clovis 7/27/1987 8:16.27 Stephen Holland AUS Belgrade 9/8/1973 See top 8 from top 16 below 8:52.97 Novella Calligaris ITA Belgrade 9/9/1973 Top 16 Prelims 8:15.88 Stephen Holland AUS Christchurch 1/1/1974 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 8:15.20 Stephen Holland AUS Brisbasne 1/17/1975 7:45.63 Larsen Jensen 2005 7:47.62 Grant Hackett, AUS 8:15.02 Stephen Holland AUS Christchurch 1/25/1975 7:52.45 Sean Killion 1987 7:48.89 Larsen Jensen, USA 8:13.68 Timothy Shaw USA Long Beach 6/21/1975 7:53.95 Chris Thompson 2001 7:51.75 Yuri Prilukov, RUS 8:09.60 Timothy Shaw USA Mission 7/13/1975 7:54.78 Dan Jorgensen 1987 7:51.92 David Davies, GBR 8:06.27 Stephen Holland AUS Sydney 2/27/1976 7:55.10 Erik Vendt 2004 7:52.04 Sebastien Rouault, FRA 8:02.91 Stephen Holland AUS Sydney 2/29/1976 7:56.33 Tom Dolan 1994 7:52.55 Oussama Mellouli, TUN 8:01.54s Bobby Hackett USA Long Beach 6/21/1976 7:56.39 Chad Carvin 2001 7:52.56 Przemyslaw Stanczyk, POL 7:56.49 Vladimir Salnikov URS Minsk 3/23/1979 7:56.66 Klete Keller 2005 7:53.33 Lukasz Drzewinski, POL 7:52.83 Vladimir Salnikov URS Moscow 2/14/1982 7:57.04 Fran Crippen 2002 7:54.55 Nicholas Rostoucher, FRA 7:52.33 Vladimir Salnikov URS Los Angeles 7/14/1983 7:58.04 Peter Vanderkaay 2006 7:56.38 Christian Hein, GER 7:50.64 Vladimir Salnikov URS Moscow 7/4/1986 7:58.04 Justin Mortimer 2004 7:57.11 Sergiy Fesenko, UKR 7:47.85s Kieren Perkins AUS Edmonton 8/25/1991 7:58.24 John Mykkanen 1984 7:57.79 Dragos Coman, ROM 7:46.60 Kieren Perkins AUS Sydney 2/14/1992 7:58.31 Jeff Kostoff 1983 7:58.00 Sho Uchida, JPN 7:46.00s Kieren Perkins AUS Victoria 8/24/1994 7:58.50 Tony Corbisiero 1982 7:59.09 Igor Chervynskiy, UKR 7:41.59 Ian Thorpe AUS Hobart 3/26/2001 7:58.90 Peter Wright 1993 7:59.60 Massimiliano Rosolino, ITA 7:39.16 Ian Thorpe AUS Fukuoka 7/25/2001 7:59.26 Bruce Hayes 1982 7:59.65 Mark Randall, RSA 7:38.65 Grant Hackett AUS Montreal 7/27/2005 7:59.46 1992 7:59.65s George DiCarlo 1984 7:59.66 Brian Goodell 1980 8:00.06 Mike Bruner 1980 8:00.32 Carlton Bruner 1993 8:00.47 Tyler Painter 2000 8:00.70s Matt Cetlinski 1988 8:00.81 Mark Warkentin 1999 8:01.17 Lawrence Frostad 1991

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 67 Men’s 1500m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 14:34.56 Grant Hackett AUS Fukuoka 7/30/2001 22:48.4 Henry Taylor ENG London 7/25/1908 17:05.5 Roy Saari 8/17/1963 14:41.65 Hackett AUS Yokohama 8/29/2002 22:00.0 CAN Stockholm 7/10/1912 16:58.7 Roy Saari 9/2/1964 14:41.66 Kieren Perkins AUS Victoria 8/24/1994 21:35.3 Arne Borg SWE Gothenburg 7/8/1923 16:58.6 Steven Krause 8/15/1965 14:42.58 Hackett AUS Montreal 7/31/2005 21:15.0 Arne Borg SWE Sydney 1/30/1924 16:41.6 Mike Burton 8/21/1966 14:43.14 Hackett AUS Barcelona 7/27/2003 21:11.4 Arne Borg SWE Paris 7/13/1924 16:34.1 Mike Burton 8/13/1967 14:43.48 Perkins AUS Barcelona 7/31/1992 20:06.6 AUS Paris 7/15/1924 16:29.4 Mike Burton 8/4/1968 14:45.29 Larsen Jensen USA Athens 8/21/2004 20:04.4 Arne Borg SWE Budapest 8/18/1926 16:08.5 Mike Burton 9/3/1968 14:45.95 David Davies GBR Athens 8/21/2004 19:07.2 Arne Borg SWE Bologna 9/2/1927 16:04.5 Mike Burton 8/17/1969 14:50.36 Jorg Hoffmann GER Perth 1/13/1991 18:58.8 Tomikatsu Amano JAP Tokyo 8/10/1939 15:57.1 John Kinsella 8/23/1970 14:53.42 Daniel Kowalski AUS Rome 9/11/1994 18:35.7 Shiro Hashizume JAP Los Angeles 8/16/1949 15:52.91 Rick DeMont 8/6/1972 18:19.0 Hironoshin Furuhashi JAP Los Angeles 8/16/1949 15:52.58 Mike Burton 9/4/1972 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 18:05.9 George Breen USA Los Angeles 5/3/1956 15:35.44 Rick DeMont 9/8/1973 17:59.5 Murray Rose AUS New Haven 10/30/1956 15:31.75 Tim Shaw 8/25/1974 14:34.56 Grant Hackett AUS Fukuoka 7/30/2001 17:52.9 George Breen USA Melbourne 12/5/1956 15:20.91 Tim Shaw 6/21/1975 14:41.66 Kieren Perkins AUS Victoria 8/24/1994 17:28.7y John Konrads AUS Melbourne 2/22/1958 15:06.66 Brian Goodell 6/21/1976 14:45.29 Larsen Jensen USA Athens 8/21/2004 17:11.0y John Konrads AUS Sydney 2/27/1960 15:02.40 Brian Goodell 7/20/1976 14:45.95 David Davies GBR Athens 8/21/2004 17:05.5 Roy Saari USA Tokyo 8/17/1963 15:01.51 George DiCarlo 6/30/1984 14:50.36 Jorg Hoffmann GER Perth 1/13/1991 17:01.8 Murray Rose AUS Los Altos 8/2/1964 14:59.11 Erik Vendt 8/16/2000 14:51.62 Yuri Prilukov RUS Montreal 7/31/2005 16:58.7 Roy Saari USA New York 9/2/1964 14:56.81 Chris Thompson 9/23/2000 14:52.76 Mateusz Sawrymowicz POL Gorzow 11/26/2006 16:58.6 Stephen Krause USA Maumee 8/15/1965 14:56.71 Larsen Jensen 7/14/2004 14:53.42 Daniel Kowalski AUS Rome 9/11/1994 16:41.6 Michael Burton USA Lincoln 8/21/1966 14:45.29 Larsen Jensen 8/21/2004 14:53.59 Glen Housman AUS Adelaide 12/14/1989 16:34.1 Michael Burton USA Oak Park 8/13/1967 14:54.76 Vladimir Salnikov URS Moscow 2/22/1983 16:28.1 Guillermo Echevarria MEX Santa Clara 7/7/1968 14:55.03 Tae Hwan Park KOR Doha 12/7/2006 FASTEST FIELDS 16:08.5 Michael Burton USA Long Beach 9/3/1968 14:55.73 Sebastien Rouault FRA Budapest 8/4/2006 Top 8 Finals 16:04.5 Michael Burton USA Louisville 8/17/1969 14:56.81 Chris Thompson USA Sydney 9/23/2000 15:57.1 John Kinsella USA Los Angeles 8/23/1970 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 14:56.88 Alexei Filipets RUS Sydney 9/23/2000 15:52.91 Rick DeMont USA Chicago 8/6/1972 14:43.40 Grant Hackett, AUS 14:58.65 Emiliano Brembilla ITA Seville 8/23/1997 15:52.58 Michael Burton USA Munich 9/4/1972 14:45.29 Larsen Jensen, USA 14:58.94 Graeme Smith GBR Fukuoka 7/30/2001 15:37.80 Stephen Holland AUS Brisbane 8/5/1973 14:45.95 David Davies, GBR 14:59.11 Erik Vendt USA Indianpolis 8/16/2000 15:31.85 Stephen Holland AUS Belgrade 9/8/1973 14:52.48 Yuri Prilukov, RUS 14:59.34 Stefan Pfeiffer GER Perth 1/13/1991 15:31.75 Timothy Shaw USA Concord 8/25/1974 15:03.69 , GRE 15:00.27 Lin Zhang CHN Macao 11/2/2005 15:27.79 Stephen Holland USA Christchurch 1/25/1975 15:09.71 Graeme Smith, GBR 15:00.48 Ryk Neethling RSA Sydney 9/23/2000 15:20.91 Timothy Shaw USA Long Beach 6/21/1975 15:10.21 Dragos Coman, ROM 15:00.59 Craig Stevens AUS Chandler 12/10/2006 15:10.89 Stephen Holland AUS Sydney 2/27/1976 15:13.66 Craig Stevens, AUS 15:00.90 Thomas Lurz GER Berlin 6/25/2006 15:06.66 Brian Goodell USA Long Beach 6/21/1976 15:01.04 Igor Chervynskyi UKR Barcelona 7/27/2003 Top 8 Prelims 15:02.40 Brian Goodell USA Montreal 7/20/1976 15:01.51 George DiCarlo USA Indianapolis 6/30/1984 See top 8 from top 16 below 14:58.27 Vladimir Salnikov URS Moscow 7/22/1980 15:01.82 Nicolas Rostoucher FRA Budapest 8/4/2006 Top 16 Prelims 14:56.35 Vladimir Salnikov URS Moscow 3/13/1982 XXVIIth Olympic Games; Sydney, AUS; 2000 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 14:54.76 Vladimir Salnikov URS Moscow 2/22/1983 14:50.36 Joerg Hoffmann GER Perth 1/13/1991 14:58.34 Kieren Perkins, AUS 14:45.29 Larsen Jensen 2004 14:48.40 Kieren Perkins AUS Canberra 4/5/1992 15:05.11 Erik Vendt, USA 14:56.81 Chris Thompson 2000 14:43.48 Kieren Perkins AUS Barcelona 7/31/1992 15:07.50 Grant Hackett, AUS 14:59.11 Erik Vendt 2000 14:41.66 Kieren Perkins AUS Victoria 8/24/1994 15:09.12 Ryk Neethling, RSA 15:01.51 George DiCarlo 1984 14:34.56 Grant Hackett AUS Fukuoka 7/30/2001 15:10.94 Alexei Filipets, RUS 15:02.40 Brian Goodell 1976 15:11.21 Chris Thompson, USA 15:03.91 Bobby Hackett 1976 15:11.91 Heiko Hell, GER 15:04.49 Mike O'Brien 1984 15:12.30 Igor Chervynskiy, UKR 15:05.93 Matt Cetlinski 1988 15:12.64 Dragos Coman, ROM 15:07.21 Sean Killion 1992 15:12.72 Christian Minotti, ITA 15:09.93 Lawrence Frostad 1992 15:13.26 Nicolas Rostoucher, FRA 15:10.17 Lars Jorgensen 1988 15:14.37 , ESP 15:11.24 Carlton Bruner 1992 15:14.43 Masata Hirano 15:12.09 Dan Jorgensen 1987 15:14.67 Igor Snitko, UKR 15:13.02 Scott Brackett 1988 15:17.00 , VEN 15:13.59 Robert Margalis 2000 15:18.20 Yota Arase, JPN 15:13.66 Justin Mortimer 2004 15:13.76 1976 15:14.35 Peter Vanderkaay 2006 15:14.54 Chad Carvin 1994 15:14.94 Tim Siciliano 1999 15:15.76 1976 15:16.25 Jeff Kostoff 1984 15:17.01 Tyler Painter 1997 15:17.09p Thomas Koucheravy 2006 15:17.29p Alex Kostich 1988

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 68 Men’s 100m Backstroke

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 53.17 Aaron Peirsol USA Indianapolis 4/2/2005 1:20.8 M. Wechesser BEL Schaerbeck 10/2/1910 1:01.3 Robert Bennett 8/19/1961 53.32 Peirsol USA Victoria 8/17/2006 1:18.8 Andras Baronyi HUN Budapest 7/17/1911 1:01.0 Thomas Stock 8/11/1962 53.38 Peirsol USA Irvine 8/2/2006 1:18.4 Oskar Schiele FRG Brussels 4/6/1912 1:00.9 Thomas Stock 8/12/1962 53.45r Peirsol USA Athens 8/21/2004 1:15.6 Otto Fahr FRG Magdeburg 4/29/1912 1:00.9 Richard McGeagh 8/18/1963 53.46r GER Berlin 6/25/2006 1:14.8 USA Detroit 8/22/1920 1:00.0 9/3/1964 53.50 Arkady Vyatchanin RUS Budapest 8/1/2006 1:12.6 Warren Kealoha USA Amsterdam 10/17/1922 59.6 Thompson Mann 10/16/1964 53.60 Lenny Krayzelburg USA Sydney 8/24/1999 1:12.4 Warren Kealoha USA Honolulu 4/13/1924 59.5p Douglass Russell 8/28/1967 53.61 Peirsol USA Barcelona 7/22/2003 1:11.4 Warren Kealoha USA Berlin 6/19/1926 59.3 Charles Hickcox 8/28/1967 53.62 Peirsol USA Montreal 7/26/2005 1:11.2 Walter Laufer USA Krefeld 6/20/1926 59.1 Charles Hickcox 8/31/1967 53.64 Peirsol USA Long Beach 7/9/2004 1:10.2 P.A. House USA Breslau 3/22/1927 58.5 Mike Stamm 8/22/1970 1:09.0 USA Detroit 6/23/1928 58.20 Charlie Campbell 9/4/1971 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 1:08.2 George Kojac USA Amsterdam 8/9/1928 57.99p 8/28/1972 1:07.4 Albert Vanderweghe USA Honolulu 7/23/1934 58.15p Mitch Ivey 8/28/1972 53.17 Aaron Peirsol USA Indianapolis 4/2/2005 1:07.0 Adolph Keifer USA Berlin 10/20/1935 57.70 Mark Spitz 8/29/1972 53.46r Helge Meeuw GER Berlin 6/25/2006 1:06.2 Adolph Keifer USA Krefeld 10/22/1935 57.56p John Naber 8/21/1975 53.50 Arkady Vyatchanin RUS Budapest 8/1/2006 1:04.9 Adolph Keifer USA Breslau 11/9/1935 57.35 John Naber 8/22/1975 53.60 Lenny Krayzelburg USA Sydney 8/24/1999 1:04.8 Adolph Keifer USA Detroit 1/18/1936 56.80p John Naber 7/19/1976 53.78 Matt Welsh AUS Sydney 3/7/2004 1:04.0 USA New Haven 6/23/1948 56.19p John Naber 7/19/1976 53.78 Ryan Lochte USA Victoria 8/17/2006 1:03.6 Allen Stack USA New Haven 2/4/1949 55.49 John Naber 7/19/1976 53.84 Randall Bal USA Victoria 8/17/2006 1:03.3 FRA Troyes 12/26/1952 55.44p Rick Carey 8/6/1983 53.85 Tomomi Morita JPN Tokyo 4/20/2006 1:02.8 Y. Oyakawa USA New Haven 4/1/1954 55.38 Rick Carey 8/6/1983 53.86r Jeff Rouse USA Barcelona 7/31/1992 1:02.1 Gilbert Bozon FRA Troyes 2/27/1955 55.19 Rick Carey 8/21/1983 53.98 Mark Tewksbury CAN Barcelona 7/30/1992 54.95 8/13/1988 54.07 Markus Rogan AUT Irvine 8/1/2006 New Regulations 54.91 David Berkoff 8/13/1988 54.09 Kunpeng Ouyang CHN Nanjing 10/15/2005 1:02.2 AUS Melbourne 12/6/1956 54.51p David Berkoff 9/24/1988 54.10 USA Long Beach 7/9/2004 1:02.5y AUS Melbourne 2/15/1958 53.93r Jeff Rouse 8/22/1991 54.15 Michael Phelps USA Athens 7/14/2006 1:01.3 USA Los Angeles 8/19/1961 53.86r Jeff Rouse 7/31/1992 54.17 Steffan Driesen GER Barcelona 7/22/2003 1:01.0 Thomas Stock USA Cuyahaga 8/11/1962 53.60 Lenny Krayzelburg 8/24/1999 54.24 USA Indianapolis 4/2/2005 1:00.9 Thomas Stock USA Cuyahaga 8/12/1962 53.45r Aaron Peirsol 8/21/2004 54.27 Laszlo Cseh HUN Montreal 7/26/2005 1:00.8 Ernst-Joachim Kuppers FRG Dortmund 8/28/1964 53.17 Aaron Peirsol 4/2/2005 54.34 Aristeidis Grigoriadis GRE Budapest 8/1/2006 1:00.0 Thompson Mann USA New York 9/3/1964 54.41 Tomomi Morita JPN Victoria 8/19/2006 59.6 Thompson Mann USA Tokyo 10/16/1964 54.42 Stev Theloke GER Berlin 7/30/2002 59.5 Douglas Russell USA Tokyo 8/28/1967 FASTEST FIELDS 54.42 Liam Tancock GBR Melbourne 3/20/2006 59.3 Charles Hickcox USA Tokyo 8/28/1967 Top 8 Finals 54.42 Junichi Miyashita JPN Tokyo 4/20/2006 59.1 Charles Hickcox USA Tokyo 8/31/1967 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal CAN; 2005 54.43 Masafumi Yamaguchi JPN JPUNISEP 9/1/2005 58.4 Roland Matthes GDR Leipzig 9/21/1967 53.62 Aaron Peirsol, USA 54.50sf Dan Westcott USA Long Beach 7/8/2004 58.0 Roland Matthes GDR Mexico City 10/26/1968 54.02 Randall Bal, USA 54.51p David Berkoff USA Seoul 9/24/1988 57.8 Roland Matthes GDR Wurzburg 8/23/1969 54.27 Laszlo Cseh, HUN 56.9 Roland Matthes GDR Barcelona 9/8/1970 54.31 Tomomi Morita, JPN 56.7 Roland Matthes GDR Leipzig 9/4/1971 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 54.40 Arkady Vyatchanin, RUS 56.3 Roland Matthes GDR Moscow 4/8/1972 53.17 Aaron Peirsol 2005 54.61 Aristeidis Grigoriadis, GRE 56.30e Roland Matthes GDR Munich 9/4/1972 53.60 Lenny Krayzelburg 1999 54.81 Markus Rogan, AUT 56.19 John Naber USA Montreal 7/18/1976 53.78 Ryan Lochte 2006 55.13 Blaz Medvesek, SLO 55.49 John Naber USA Montreal 7/19/1976 53.84 Randall Bal 2006 55.44 Rick Carey USA Clovis 8/6/1983 Top 8 Prelims 53.86r Jeff Rouse 1992 55.38 Rick Carey USA Clovis 8/6/1983 See top 8 from top 16 below 54.10 Peter Marshall 2004 55.19 Rick Carey USA Caracas 8/21/1983 54.15 Michael Phelps 2006 Top 16 Prelims 55.17 Igor Poliansky URS Tallinn 3/15/1988 54.24 Matt Grevers 2005 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal CAN; 2005 55.16 Igor Poliansky URS Tallinn 3/16/1988 54.50sf Dan Westcott 2004 54.41 Aaron Peirsol, USA 55.00 Igor Poliansky URS Moscow 7/16/1988 54.51p David Berkoff 1988 54.84 Aristeidis Grigoriadis, GRE 54.95 David Berkoff USA Austin 8/13/1988 54.58 Neil Walker 2000 54.88 Randall Bal, USA 54.91 David Berkoff USA Austin 8/13/1988 54.90 Nicholas Thoman 2006 54.88 , AUS 54.51 David Berkoff USA Seoul 9/24/1988 54.93 2006 54.89 Laszlo Cseh, HUN 54.94 1996 New Regulations 54.97 Markus Rogan, AUT 55.15p Brian Retterer 1993 53.93r Jeff Rouse USA Edmonton 8/25/1991 55.03 Blaz Medvesek, SLO 55.17 Bryce Hunt 2004 53.86r Jeff Rouse USA Barcelona 7/31/1992 55.05 Junichi Miyashita, JPN 55.19 Rick Carey 1983 53.60 Lenny Krayzelburg USA Sydney 8/24/1999 55.14 Arkady Vyatchanin, RUS 55.19 David Russell 2006 53.45r Aaron Peirsol USA Athens 8/21/2004 55.15 Razvan Florea, ROM 55.21 Derek Weatherford 1992 53.17 Aaron Peirsol USA Indianapolis 4/2/2005 55.20 Gordan Kozulj, CRO 55.21 James Wike 2006 55.25 Steffen Driesen, GER 55.24 Adam Mania 2006 55.40 Matt Welsh, AUS 55.25 Jayme Cramer 2005 55.47 Liam Tancock, GBR 55.26 Robert Brewer 1999 55.51 Tomomi Morita, JPN 55.45sf Tate Blahnik 2000 55.52 , ESP 55.47 Chris DeJong 2005

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 69 Men’s 200m Backstroke

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 1:54.44 Aaron Peirsol USA Victoria 8/19/2006 3:04.4 Oskar Schiele GER Charlottenburg 6/27/1909 2:17.9 Frank McKinney 7/12/1959 1:54.66 Peirsol USA Montreal 7/29/2005 2:59.8 George Arnold FRG Magdeburg 1/3/1910 2:17.8 Frank McKinney 7/25/1959 1:54.74 Peirsol USA Long Beach 7/12/2004 2:56.4 M. Weckesser BEL Schaerbeck 10/18/1910 2:17.6 Charles Bittick 6/26/1960 1:54.95 Peirsol USA Athens 8/19/2004 2:50.6 Hermann Pentz FRG Magdeburg 3/11/1911 2:16.0 Thomas Stock 7/24/1960 1:55.13 Peirsol USA Indianapolis 4/5/2005 2:48.4 Otto Fahr GER Magdeburg 4/3/1912 2:13.2 Thomas Stock 7/2/1961 1:55.14sf Peirsol USA Athens 8/18/2004 2:47.1 Walter Laufer USA Bremen 6/24/1926 2:11.5 Thomas Stock 8/20/1961 1:55.15 Peirsol USA Minneapolis 3/20/2002 2:44.9 Walter Laufer USA Nurnberg 7/11/1926 2:10.9 Thomas Stock 8/10/1962 1:55.30 Michael Phelps USA Orlando 2/11/2004 2:38.8 Walter Laufer USA Magdeburg 7/13/1926 2:10.3 10/13/1964 1:55.33sf Peirsol USA Long Beach 7/11/2004 2:27.8 Albert Vandeweghe USA Honolulu 7/13/1926 2:09.4 Charles Hickcox 8/29/1967 1:55.44 Arkady Vyatchanin RUS Budapest 8/5/2006 2:37.8 Toshio Iriye JPN Tamagawa 10/14/1928 2:08.8 Mitch Ivey 9/1/1968 2:32.2 George Kojac USA New Haven 10/14/1928 2:08.8 9/1/1968 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 2:24.0 USA Chicago 10/14/1928 2:06.6 Gary Hall 8/14/1969 2:23.0 Adolph Kiefer USA Honolulu 6/16/1930 2:06.3 Michael Stamm 8/20/1970 1:54.44 Aaron Peirsol USA Victoria 8/19/2006 2:22.9 Harry Holiday USA Detroit 8/30/1934 2:04.09 Michael Stamm 9/2/1972 1:55.30 Michael Phelps USA Orlando 2/11/2004 2:19.3 Adolph Kiefer USA Annapolis 4/11/1935 2:03.55p John Naber 8/22/1974 1:55.44 Arkady Vyatchanin RUS Budapest 8/5/2006 2:18.5 Allen Stack USA New Haven 5/23/1941 2:03.53 John Naber 8/22/1974 1:55.87 Lenny Krayzelburg USA Sydney 8/27/1999 2:22.9 Harry Holiday USA Detroit 5/18/1943 2:02.83 John Naber 8/31/1974 1:56.34 Helge Meeuw GER Berlin 6/24/2006 2:19.3 Adolph Keifer USA Annapolis 3/4/1944 2:02.52 John Naber 8/20/1975 1:56.57p Martin Zubero ESP Tuscaloosa 11/23/1991 2:18.5 Allen Stack USA N. Haven 5/4/1949 2:02.46p John Naber 6/19/1976 1:56.63 Markus Rogan AUT Montreal 7/29/2005 2:18.3 Gilbert Bozon FRA Algiers 6/26/1953 2:00.64 John Naber 6/19/1976 1:56.69 Laszlo Cseh HUN Budapest 8/5/2006 1:59.19 John Naber 7/24/1976 1:57.00 Ryan Lochte USA Montreal 7/29/2005 New Regulations 1:58.93p Rick Carey 8/3/1983 1:57.03 Razvan Florea ROM Montreal 7/29/2005 2:18.8 John Mockton AUS Sydney 1/15/1958 1:58.86 Rick Carey 6/27/1984 1:57.17 Takashi Nakano JPN Tokyo 9/1/2006 2:18.4 John Mockton AUS Melbourne 2/18/1958 1:58.66 Royce Sharp 3/3/1992 1:57.25sf GBR Athens 8/18/2004 2:17.9 Frank McKinney USA Los Altos 7/12/1959 1:58.33 Tripp Schwenk 8/1/1995 1:57.42 GBR Sheffield 4/11/2004 2:17.8 Frank McKinney USA Osaka 7/25/1959 1:58.04 Lenny Krayzelburg 8/1/1997 1:57.42 Vladimir Selkov RUS Rome 9/7/1994 2:17.6 Charles Bittick USA Los Angeles 6/26/1960 1:57.87 Lenny Krayzelburg 8/12/1997 1:57.47 Gordan Kozulj CRO Barcelona 7/25/2003 2:16.0 Thomas Stock USA Toledo 7/24/1960 1:57.38 Lenny Krayzelburg 8/12/1998 1:57.59 Matt Welsh AUS Sydney 9/21/2000 2:13.2 Thomas Stock USA Chicago 7/2/1961 1:56.95 Lenny Krayzelburg 3/29/1999 1:57.70 ITA Italy 3/1/1996 2:11.5 Thomas Stock USA Los Angeles 8/20/1961 1:56.68 Lenny Krayzelburg 8/7/1999 1:57.90 Simon Dufour FRA Barcelona 7/25/2003 2:10.9 Thomas Stock USA Cuyahaga 8/10/1962 1:55.87 Lenny Krayzelburg 8/27/1999 1:57.91 Kunpeng Ouyang CHN Nanjing 10/18/2005 2:10.3 Jed Graef USA Tokyo 10/13/1964 1:55.15 Aaron Peirsol 3/20/2002 1:57.91 Blaz Medvesek SLO Izmir 8/12/2005 2:09.4 Charles Hickcox USA Tokyo 8/29/1967 1:54.74 Aaron Peirsol 7/12/2004 1:57.92 Bryce Hunt USA Barcelona 7/25/2003 2:07.9 Roland Matthes GDR Leipzig 11/8/1967 1:54.66 Aaron Peirsol 7/29/2005 1:58.14 Igor Polianski URS Erfurt 3/3/1985 2:07.5 Roland Matthes GDR Leipzig 8/14/1968 1:54.44 Aaron Peirsol 8/19/2006 1:58.24p Brad Bridgewater USA Clovis 8/12/1998 2:07.4 Roland Matthes GDR Santa Clara 7/12/1969 1:58.25 Chris DeJong USA Irvine 8/4/2005 2:06.6 Gary Hall USA Louisville 8/14/1969 1:58.33 Tripp Schwenk USA Pasadena 8/1/1995 2:06.4 Roland Matthes GDR Berlin 8/29/1969 FASTEST FIELDS 2:06.3 Michael Stamm USA Los Angeles 8/20/1970 Top 8 Finals 2:06.1 Roland Matthes GDR Barcelona 9/11/1970 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS Xth FINA World Championships; Barcelona, ESP; 2003 2:05.6 Roland Matthes GDR Leipzig 9/3/1971 1:54.44 Aaron Peirsol 2006 1:55.92 Aaron Peirsol, USA 2:02.8 Roland Matthes GDR Leipzig 7/10/1972 1:55.30 Michael Phelps 2004 1:57.47 Gordan Kozulj, CRO 2:02.82e Roland Matthes GDR Munich 9/2/1972 1:55.87 Lenny Krayzelburg 1999 1:57.90 Simon Dufour, FRA 2:01.87 Roland Matthes GDR Belgrade 9/6/1973 1:57.00 Ryan Lochte 2005 1:57.92 Bryce Hunt, USA 2:00.64 John Naber USA Long Beach 6/19/1976 1:57.92 Bryce Hunt 2003 1:57.94 Matt Welsh, AUS 1:59.19 John Naber USA Montreal 7/24/1976 1:58.24p Brad Bridgewater 1998 1:58.07 Arkady Vyatchanin, RUS 1:58.93 Rick Carey USA Clovis 8/3/1983 1:58.25 Chris DeJong 2005 1:58.66 Razvan Florea, ROM 1:58.86 Rick Carey USA Indianapolis 6/27/1984 1:58.33 Tripp Schwenk 1995 1:58.96 Blaz Medvesek, SLO 1:58.41 Sergei Zabolotnov URS Moscow 8/21/1984 1:58.58 Josh Davis 2001 1:58.14 Igor Poliansky URS Erfurt 3/3/1985 Top 8 Prelims 1:58.66 Royce Sharp 1992 See top 8 from top 16 below 1:58.86 Rick Carey 1984 New Regulations 1:59.18sf Tate Blahnik 2000 1:57.30p Martin Zubero ESP Ft. Lauderdale 8/13/1991 Top 16 Prelims 1:59.19 John Naber 1976 1:56.57p Martin Zubero ESP Tuscaloosa 11/23/1991 XXVIIth Olympic Games; Sydney, AUS; 2000 1:59.28 Tom Dolan 1995 1:55.87 Lenny Krayzelburg USA Sydney 8/27/1999 1:57.28 Aaron Peirsol, USA 1:59.31 Greg Burgess 1993 1:55.15 Aaron Peirsol USA Minneapolis 3/20/2002 1:58.26 Matthew Welsh, AUS 1:59.37 Jeff Rouse 1992 1:54.74 Aaron Peirsol USA Long Beach 7/12/2004 1:59.18 Arkady Vyatchanin, RUS 1:59.44 Marc Lindsay 2001 1:54.66 Aaron Peirsol USA Montreal 7/29/2005 1:59.20 Gordan Kozulj, CRO 1:59.51 Doug Van Wie 2004 1:54.44 Aaron Peirsol USA Victoria 8/19/2006 1:59.49 Laszlo Cseh, HUN 1:59.58 Brian Walters 2000 1:59.62 Gregor Tait, GBR 1:59.67sf Hongzhe Sun 2004 1:59.68 Simon Dufour, FRA 1:59.81 Jayme Cramer 2005 1:59.71 Bryce Hunt, USA 1:59.99 Matt Grevers 2004 1:59.82 Yoav Gath 2:00.12 Dan Veatch 1991 1:59.96 Razvan Florea, ROM 2:00.17 Derek Weatherford 1992 2:00.04 Markus Rogan, AUT 2:00.19sf Dan Westcott 2004 2:00.06 Blaz Medvesek, SLO 2:00.06 Steffen Driesen, GER 2:00.27 Jorge Sanchez, ESP 2:00.56 Keith Beavers, CAN 2:00.73 Helge Meeuw, GER

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 70 Men’s 100m Breaststroke

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 59.13 Brendan Hansen USA Irvine 8/1/2006 1:11.9 Vladimir Minashkin URS Leningrad 2/11/1953 1:09.5 8/3/1961 59.30 Hansen USA Long Beach 7/8/2004 1:11.2 Vladimir Minashkin URS Leningrad 2/23/1953 1:07.8p Chet Jastremski 8/20/1961 59.37 Hansen USA Montreal 7/25/2005 1:10.9 M. Petrusewicz POL Warsaw 10/18/1953 1:07.5 Chet Jastremski 8/20/1961 59.51 Hansen USA Irvine 8/2/2005 1:10.5 Vladimir Minashkin URS Stockholm. 2/25/1954 1:07.3 Don McKensie 8/31/1968 59.53 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Montreal 7/25/2005 1:09.8 M. Petrusewicz POL Warsaw 5/23/1954 1:07.0 Brian Job 7/11/1969 59.71p Kitajima JPN Montreal 7/24/2005 1:08.2 Masaru Furukawa JPN Tokyo 10/1/1955 1:06.9 Jose Fiolo 8/14/1969 59.75sf Hansen USA Montreal 7/24/2005 1:12.7^ Viteslav Svozil TCH Piestany 5/1/1957 1:06.6p Jose Fiolo 8/20/1970 59.78 Kitajima JPN Barcelona 7/21/2003 1:11.6 Chi Lieh-Yung CHI-T Canton 5/1/1957 1:06.5 Brian Job 8/20/1970 59.78sf Kitajima JPN Montreal 7/24/2005 1:11.5 Vladimir Minashkin URS Leipzig 9/15/1957 1:06.1 Peter Dahlberg 9/4/1971 59.84p Hansen USA Montreal 7/24/2005 1:11.4 Leonid Kolesnikov URS Moscow 5/5/1961 1:05.68p John Hencken 8/29/1972 1:11.1 Chester Jastremski USA Chicago 7/2/1961 1:05.43 8/30/1972 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 1:10.8 Gunter Tittes GDR Berlin 7/5/1961 1:04.35p John Hencken 9/4/1973 1:10.7 Chester Jastremski USA Tokyo 7/28/1961 1:04.02 John Hencken 9/4/1973 59.13 Brendan Hansen USA Irvine 8/1/2006 1:10.7 Chester Jastremski USA Tokyo 7/30/1961 1:03.62 John Hencken 7/19/1976 59.53 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Montreal 7/25/2005 1:09.5 Chester Jastremski USA Osaka 8/3/1961 1:03.88p John Hencken 7/19/1976 59.94p Roman Sloudnov RUS Fukuoka 7/24/2001 1:07.8 Chester Jastremski USA Los Angeles 8/20/1961 1:03.11 John Hencken 7/20/1976 1:00.02 Darren Mew GBR Sheffield 4/11/2004 1:07.5 Chester Jastremski USA Los Angeles 8/20/1961 1:02.93 Bill Barrett 7/29/1980 1:00.05p FRA Montreal 7/24/2005 1:07.4 Georgy Prokopenko URS Baku 3/26/1964 1:02.88 Steve Lundquist 7/29/1980 1:00.06sf Oleg Lisogor UKR Montreal 7/24/2005 1:06.9 Georgy Prokopenko URS Moscow 9/3/1964 1:02.62 Steve Lundquist 7/19/1982 1:00.21 Ed Moses USA Indianapolis 4/4/2003 1:06.7 Vladimir Kosinsky URS Leningrad 11/8/1967 1:02.53 Steve Lundquist 8/21/1982 1:00.37 James Gibson GBR Barcelona 7/21/2003 1:06.4 Jose Fiolo BRA Rio de 2/19/1968 1:02.34 Steve Lundquist 8/6/1983 1:00.39 AUS Victoria 8/18/2006 1:06.2 Nicolai Pankin URS Moscow 4/18/1968 1:02.28 Steve Lundquist 8/17/1983 1:00.46 Domenico Fioravanti ITA Sydney 9/17/2000 1:05.8 Nicolai Pankin URS Magdeburg 4/20/1969 1:02.13 John Moffett 6/25/1984 1:00.60p Fred deBurghgraeve BEL Atlanta 7/20/1996 1:05.68 John Hencken USA Munich 8/29/1972 1:01.65 Steve Lundquist 7/29/1984 1:00.63 NOR Budapest 8/1/2006 1:05.13 Nobutaka Taguchi JAP Munich 8/29/1972 1:01.49p 3/1/1992 1:00.64sf GBR Montreal 7/24/2005 1:04.94 Nobutaka Taguchi JAP Munich 8/30/1972 1:01.40 Nelson Diebel 3/1/1992 1:00.66 Dmitry Komornikov RUS Montreal 7/25/2005 1:04.02 John Hencken USA Belgrade 9/4/1973 1:01.40 Seth van Neerden 8/14/1994 1:00.70 Morgan Knabe CAN Canada 6/1/2003 1:04.35 John Hencken USA Belgrade 9/4/1973 1:00.77 Jeremy Linn 7/20/1996 1:00.72 Makoto Yamashita JPN JPUNISEP 9/1/2005 1:03.88 John Hencken USA Concord 8/31/1974 1:00.44 Ed Moses 8/10/2000 1:00.74 Romanos Alyfadis GRE Sabadell 3/2/2006 1:03.88e John Hencken USA Montreal 7/19/1976 1:00.29 Ed Moses 3/28/2001 1:00.76p Mark Gangloff USA West Lafayette 11/30/2006 1:03.62 John Hencken USA Montreal 7/19/1976 1:00.21 Ed Moses 4/4/2003 1:00.77 Jeremy Linn USA Atlanta 7/20/1996 1:03.11 John Hencken USA Montreal 7/20/1976 1:00.21 Brendan Hansen 7/21/2003 1:00.84sf Emil Tahirovic SLO Montreal 7/24/2005 1:02.86 Gerald Moerken FRG Joenkoepin 8/17/1977 1:00.13sf Brendan Hansen 7/7/2004 1:00.95p Karoly Guttler HUN Sheffield 8/3/1993 1:02.62 Steve Lundquist USA Mission 7/19/1982 59.30 Brendan Hansen 7/8/2004 1:01.05sf ENG Manchester 7/31/2002 1:02.53 Steve Lundquist USA Indianapoli 8/21/1982 59.13 Brendan Hansen 8/1/2006 1:01.07 Valeriy Dymo UKR Budapest 8/1/2006 1:02.34 Steve Lundquist USA Clovis 8/6/1983 1:01.07 Scott Usher USA Irvine 8/1/2006 1:02.28 Steve Lundquist USA Caracas 8/17/1983 1:01.09 USA Indianapolis 8/10/2000 FASTEST FIELDS 1:02.13 John Moffet USA Indianapoli 6/25/1984 Top 8 Finals 1:01.65 Steve Lundquist USA Los Angeles 7/29/1984 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 1:01.49p Adrian Moorhouse GBR Bonn 8/15/1989 59.37 Brendan Hansen, USA 59.13 Brendan Hansen 2006 1:01.49 Adrain Moorhouse GBR Auckland 1/25/1990 59.53 Kosuke Kitajima, JPN 1:00.21 Ed Moses 2003 1:01.49 Adrain Moorhouse GBR London 7/26/1990 1:00.20 Hugues Duboscq, FRA 1:00.76p Mark Gangloff 2006 1:01.49p Norbert Rosza HUN Perth 1/7/1991 1:00.36 Oleg Lisogor, UKR 1:00.66 Dmitry Komornikov, RUS 1:00.77 Jeremy Linn 1996 1:01.45 Norbert Rosza HUN Perth 1/7/1991 1:01.07 Scott Usher 2006 1:00.99 Chris Cook, GBR 1:01.45 Vasily Ivanov USSR Moscow 6/11/1991 1:01.29 Alexander Dale Oen, NOR 1:01.09 Pat Calhoun 2000 1:01.29p Norbert Rosza HUN Rome 8/20/1991 1:01.33 Emil Tahirovic, SLO 1:01.12 Matthew Lowe 2006 1:00.95 Karoly Guttler HUN Sheffield 8/3/1993 Top 8 Prelims 1:01.22 Kurt Grote 1997 1:00.60p Fred deBurghgraeve BEL Atlanta 7/20/1996 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 1:01.22 Anthony Robinson 2001 1:00.36 Roman Sloudnov RUS Moscow 6/1/2000 1:00.03 Kosuke Kitajima, JPN 1:00.25 Brendan Hansen, USA 1:01.31 2001 1:00.29 Ed Moses USA Austin 3/28/2001 1:01.40 Nelson Diebel 1992 1:00.81 Mark Gangloff, USA 59.97 Roman Sloudnov RUS Moscow 6/29/2001 1:00.89 Darren Mew, GBR 1:01.40 Seth van Neerden 1994 59.94 Roman Sloudnov RUS Fukuoka 7/24/2001 1:00.99 James Gibson, GBR 1:01.48 David Denniston 2000 59.78 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Barcelona 7/21/2003 1:01.15 Hugues Duboscq, FRA 1:01.65 Steve Lundquist 1984 59.30 Brendan Hansen USA Long Beach 7/8/2004 1:01.16 , KAZ 1:01.19 Jens Kruppa, GER 1:01.74 Kevin Swander 2005 59.13 Brendan Hansen USA Irvine 8/1/2006 1:01.80 Eric Wunderlich 1995 Top 16 Prelims 1:01.85 Michael Norment 1998 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 1:01.96 1988 59.71 Kosuke Kitajima, JPN 59.84 Brendan Hansen, USA 1:01.96 Patrick Fowler 1998 1:00.05 Hugues Duboscq, FRA 1:02.02 Mike Barrowman 1992 1:00.86 Chris Cook, GBR 1:02.05 William Brandt 2003 1:01.05 Oleg Lisogor, UKR 1:02.10p 1990 1:01.29 Emil Tahirovic, SLO 1:01.30 Mike Brown, CAN 1:02.13 John Moffet 1984 1:01.37 Genki Imamura, JPN 1:02.14 1992 1:01.50 Alexander Dale Oen, NOR 1:02.15 Gary Marshall 2005 1:01.54 Dmitry Komornikov, RUS 1:01.54 , AUS 1:01.57 Brenton Rickard, AUS 1:01.64 Jarno Pihlava, FIN 1:01.78 Jens Kruppa, GER 1:01.83 Vladislav Polyakov, KAZ 1:01.90 Mark Gangloff, USA

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 71 Men’s 200m Breaststroke

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 2:08.50 Brendan Hansen USA Victoria 8/20/2006 2:37.4 Knud Gleie DAN Copenhage 3/14/1952 2:33.6 Chet Jastremski 7/28/1961 2:08.74 Hansen USA Irvine 8/5/2006 2:36.6 Masaru Furukawa JPN Tokyo 4/10/1954 2:29.6 Chet Jastremski 8/19/1961 2:09.04 Hansen USA Long Beach 7/11/2004 2:35.4 Masaru Furukawa JPN Tokyo 4/10/1954 2:28.2 Chet Jastremski 8/30/1964 2:09.42 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Barcelona 7/24/2003 2:35.2 Mamoru Tanaka JPN Tokyo 9/17/1954 2:25.8 Brian Job 7/11/1969 2:09.44 Kitajima JPN Athens 8/18/2004 2:33.7 Masaru Furukawa JPN Tokyo 8/5/1955 2:23.5 Brian Job 8/22/1970 2:09.52 Dimitri Komornikov RUS Barcelona 6/15/2003 2:31.0 Masaru Furukawa JPN Tokyo 10/1/1955 2:22.79 John Hencken 8/5/1972 2:09.73sf Kitajima JPN Barcelona 7/23/2003 New Regulations 2:21.55 John Hencken 9/2/1972 2:09.85 Hansen USA Montreal 7/29/2005 2:36.5y Terence Gathercole AUS Townsville 6/28/1958 2:20.52 John Hencken 8/24/1973 2:09.97 Kitajima JPN Busan 10/2/2002 2:33.6 Chester Jastremski USA Tokyo 7/28/1961 2:19.95 John Hencken 9/6/1973 2:10.01p Hansen USA Irvine 8/5/2006 2:29.6 Chester Jastremski USA Los Angeles 8/19/1961 2:18.93 John Hencken 8/24/1974 2:28.2 Chester Jastremski USA New York 8/30/1964 2:18.21 John Hencken 9/1/1974 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 2:27.8 Ian O'Brien AUS Tokyo 10/15/1964 2:17.26 John Hencken 7/24/1976 2:15.38 Steve Lundquist 8/3/1983 2:08.50 Brendan Hansen USA Victoria 8/20/2006 2:27.4 Vladimir Kosinsky URS Kaley 4/3/1968 2:15.30 Steve Bentley 7/28/1987 2:09.42 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Barcelona 7/24/2003 2:26.5 Nicolai Pankin URS Minsk 3/22/1969 2:14.99 Steve Bentley 8/16/1987 2:09.52 Dimitri Komornikov RUS Barcelona 6/15/2003 2:25.4 Nicolai Pankin URS Magdeburg 4/19/1969 2:13.74p Mike Barrowman 8/11/1988 2:10.16 Mike Barrowman USA Barcelona 7/29/1992 2:23.5 Brian Job USA Los Angeles 8/22/1970 2:13.74 Mike Barrowman 8/11/1988 2:10.40 Ed Moses USA Austin 3/30/2001 2:22.79 John Hencken USA Chicago 8/5/1972 2:12.90 Mike Barrowman 8/4/1989 2:10.51 Jim Piper AUS Melbourne 2/4/2006 2:21.55 John Hencken USA Munich 9/2/1972 2:12.89p Mike Barrowman 8/20/1989 2:10.69sf Ian Edmond GBR Barcelona 7/23/2003 2:20.52 John Hencken USA Louisville 8/24/1973 2:11.53 Mike Barrowman 7/20/1990 2:10.75sf Daniel Gyurta HUN Athens 8/17/2004 2:19.28 David Wilkie GBR Belgrade 9/6/1973 2:11.23 Mike Barrowman 1/11/1991 2:10.87 Domenico Fioravanti ITA Sydney 9/20/2000 2:18.93 John Hencken USA Concord 8/24/1974 2:10.60 Mike Barrowman 8/13/1991 2:10.90 Scott Usher USA Long Beach 7/11/2004 2:18.21 John Hencken USA Concord 9/1/1974 2:10.16 Mike Barrowman 7/29/1992 2:11.09 Maxim Posoprigora AUT Fukuoka 7/26/2001 2:15.11 David Wilkie GBR Montreal 7/24/1976 2:09.04 Brendan Hansen 7/11/2004 2:11.20 ITA Athens 8/18/2004 2:14.77 Victor Davis CAN Guayaquil 8/5/1982 2:08.74 Brendan Hansen 8/5/2006 2:11.22 Mike Brown CAN Montreal 7/29/2005 2:14.58 Victor Davis CAN Etobicoke 6/17/1984 2:08.50 Brendan Hansen 8/20/2006 2:11.23 Norbert Rozsa HUN Barcelona 7/29/1992 2:13.34 Victor Davis CAN Los Angeles 8/2/1984 2:11.29 Nick Gillingham GBR Barcelona 7/29/1992 2:12.90 Mike Barrowman USA Los Angeles 8/4/1989 2:11.37 ITA Berlin 8/1/2002 2:12.90 Nick Gillingham GBR Bonn 8/19/1989 FASTEST FIELDS 2:11.38 Eric Shanteau USA Irvine 8/5/2006 2:12.89p Mike Barrowman USA Tokyo 8/20/1989 Top 8 Finals 2:11.53 Mike Barrowman USA Seattle 7/20/1990 2:11.45 Brenton Rickard AUS Chandler 12/7/2006 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 2:11.51 AUS Fukuoka 7/26/2001 2:11.23 Mike Barrowman USA Perth 1/11/1991 2:09.85 Brendan Hansen, USA 2:11.54 Genki Imamura JPN Montreal 7/29/2005 2:10.60 Mike Barrowman USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/13/1991 2:11.22 Mike Brown, CAN 2:11.76 Vladislav Polyakov KAZ Athens 8/18/2004 2:10.16 Mike Barrowman USA Barcelona 7/29/1992 2:11.54 Genki Imamura, JPN 2:11.77 Yohan Bernard FRA Berlin 8/1/2002 2:09.97 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Busan, KOR 10/2/2002 2:12.42 Jim Piper, AUS 2:11.78 Slawomir Kuczko POL Gorzow 11/25/2006 2:09.52 Dimitri Komornikov RUS Barcelona 6/15/2003 2:12.44 Slawomir Kuczko, POL 2:11.82 Roman Sloudnov RUS Berlin 8/1/2002 2:09.42 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Barcelona 7/23/2003 2:12.51 , RUS 2:12.01sf Loris Facci ITA Budapest 8/2/2006 2:09.04 Brendan Hansen USA Long Beach 7/11/2004 2:12.62 Loris Facci, ITA 2:08.74 Brendan Hansen USA Irvine 8/5/2006 2:12.72 Vladislav Polyakov, KAZ ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 2:08.50 Brendan Hansen USA Victoria 8/20/2006 Top 8 Prelims 2:08.50 Brendan Hansen 2006 See top 8 from top 16 below 2:10.16 Mike Barrowman 1992 2:10.40 Ed Moses 2001 Top 16 Prelims 2:10.90 Scott Usher 2004 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 2:11.38 Eric Shanteau 2006 2:11.29 Daniel Gyurta, HUN 2:12.24 Kirk Stackle 1990 2:11.97 Kosuke Kitajima, JPN 2:12.35 Kurt Grote 1997 2:12.09 Paolo Bossini, ITA 2:12.39 Tom Wilkens 1998 2:12.69 Mike Brown, CAN 2:12.87 Eric Wunderlich 1994 2:12.77 Brendan Hansen, USA 2:13.10 David Denniston 2002 2:12.96 Vladislav Polyakov, KAZ 2:13.21 2000 2:13.08 Ian Edmond, GBR 2:13.22 Gary Marshall 2003 2:13.45 Grigori Falko, RUS 2:13.27 Seth van Neerden 1994 2:13.59 Scott Usher, USA 2:13.35p Giordan Pogiloli 2006 2:13.79 Jim Piper, AUS 2:13.44p Mark Gangloff 2003 2:14.10 Genki Imamura, JPN 2:13.50 Roque Santos 1992 2:14.12 Terence Parkin, RSA 2:14.40 Matthew Lowe 2005 2:14.31 , AUT 2:14.56p Michael Norment 1998 2:14.36 Richard Bodor, HUN 2:14.56 Kevin Clements 2003 2:14.61 Zhongjian Lai, CHN 2:14.68 Christian Schurr 2005 2:14.68 Christopher Cook, GBR 2:14.87 Tyler Mayfield 1993 2:14.91 Ryan Hurley 2006 2:14.92 Sean Quinn 2002 2:14.94 Nelson Diebel 1989 2:14.96 Steve West 1996

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 72 Men’s 100m Butterfly

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 50.40 Ian Crocker USA Montreal 7/30/2005 1:04.3 Gyorgy Tumpek HUN Budapest 5/31/1953 59.0 6/29/1960 50.76 Crocker USA Long Beach 7/13/2004 1:03.7 Gyorgy Tumpek HUN Budapest 5/8/1954 58.7 Lance Larson 7/24/1960 50.98 Crocker USA Barcelona 7/26/2003 1:02.3 Gyorgy Tumpek HUN Budapest 8/1/1954 58.6 Frederick Schmidt 8/20/1961 51.08sf Crocker USA Montreal 7/29/2005 1:01.5 USA New Haven 4/2/1955 57.8 Walter Richardson 8/24/1963 51.10 Michael Phelps USA Barcelona 7/26/2003 New Regulations 57.5 Walter Richardson 7/31/1964 51.15 Phelps USA Long Beach 7/13/2004 1:03.4 Gyorgy Tumpek HUN Budapest 5/26/1957 56.3 Mark Spitz 7/31/1967 51.19p Crocker USA Montreal 7/29/2005 1:01.5 Takashi Ishimoto JAP Kurume 6/16/1957 56.3 Douglas Russell 8/29/1967 51.25 Phelps USA Athens 8/20/2004 1:01.3 Takashi Ishimoto JAP Tokyo 7/7/1957 55.7 Mark Spitz 10/7/1967 51.25 Crocker USA Long Beach 7/12/2004 1:01.2 Takashi Ishimoto JAP Tokyo 9/6/1957 55.6 Mark Spitz 8/30/1968 51.29 Crocker USA Athens 8/20/2004 1:00.1 Takashi Ishimoto JAP Los Angeles 6/29/1958 55.0 Mark Spitz 8/25/1971 1:01.0 Takashi Ishimoto JAP Kochi 9/14/1958 54.56 Mark Spitz 8/4/1972 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 59.0 Lance Larson USA Los Angeles 6/29/1960 54.72p Mark Spitz 8/4/1972 54.27 Mark Spitz 8/31/1972 50.40 Ian Crocker USA Montreal 7/30/2005 58.7 Lance Larson USA Toledo 7/24/1960 54.18 Joe Bottom 8/27/1977 51.10 Michael Phelps USA Barcelona 7/26/2003 58.6 Frederick Schmidt USA Los Angeles 8/20/1961 53.81 4/3/1981 51.36 Andriy Serdinov UKR Athens 8/20/2004 58.4 Luis Nicolao ARG Rio de 4/24/1962 53.44p Matt Gribble 8/6/1983 51.81 Michael Klim AUS Canberra 12/12/1999 57.0 Luis Nicolao ARG Rio de 4/27/1962 53.38 Pablo Morales 6/26/1984 51.88 Thomas Rupprath GER Warendorf 5/25/2002 56.3 Mark Spitz USA Winnipeg 7/31/1967 53.23 Pablo Morales 7/30/1984 51.95 RUS Barcelona 7/26/2003 56.3e Douglas Russell USA Tokyo 8/29/1967 52.84 Pablo Morales 6/23/1986 51.96sf Geoff Huegill AUS Sydney 9/21/2000 55.7 Mark Spitz USA Berlin 10/7/1967 52.76 Neil Walker 8/12/1997 52.00 Lars Frolander SWE Sydney 9/22/2000 55.6 Mark Spitz USA Long Beach 8/30/1968 52.44 Ian Crocker 9/22/2000 52.27 Denis Pankratov RUS Atlanta 7/24/1996 55.0 Mark Spitz USA Houston 8/25/1971 52.25 Ian Crocker 7/26/2001 52.27 Takashi Yamamoto JPN Barcelona 7/26/2003 54.72 Mark Spitz USA Chicago 8/4/1972 51.88 Michael Phelps 8/16/2002 52.30 Lyndon Ferns RSA Durban 12/16/2006 54.56 Mark Spitz USA Chicago 8/4/1972 51.84 Michael Phelps 4/6/2003 52.33sf BRA Athens 8/19/2004 54.27 Mark Spitz USA Munich 8/31/1972 51.47sf Michael Phelps 7/25/2003 52.33sf Denis Sylantev UKR Berlin 8/2/2002 54.18 Joe Bottom USA Berlin 8/27/1977 50.98 Ian Crocker 7/26/2003 52.39 VEN Cartagena 7/21/2006 54.15 Par Arvidsson SWE Austin 4/11/1980 50.76 Ian Crocker 7/13/2004 52.44p Milorad Cavic SCG Athens 8/19/2004 53.81 William Paulus USA Austin 4/3/1981 50.40 Ian Crocker 7/30/2005 52.44 Mike Mintenko CAN Minneapolis 12/6/2002 53.44 Matt Gribble USA Clovis 8/6/1983 52.46 Todd Cooper GBR Sheffield 4/11/2004 53.38 Pablo Morales USA Indianapoli 6/26/1984 52.46 Duje Draganja CRO Athens 8/20/2004 53.08 Michael Gross FRG Los Angeles 7/30/1984 FASTEST FIELDS 52.46 Evgeny Korotyshkin RUS Moscow 6/24/2005 52.84 Pablo Morales USA Orlando 6/23/1986 Top 8 Finals 52.49sf Frank Esposito FRA Barcelona 7/25/2003 52.32 Denis Pankratov RUS Vienna 8/23/1995 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 52.49 Corney Swanepoel NZL Wellington 3/30/2005 52.27 Denis Pankratov RUS Atlanta 7/24/1996 51.25 Michael Phelps, USA 52.53 AUS Atlanta 7/24/1996 52.15 Michael Klim AUS Brisbane 10/9/1997 51.29 Ian Crocker, USA 52.53 Helge Meeuw GER Berlin 5/21/2005 52.03 Michael Klim AUS Canberra 12/10/1999 51.36 Andriy Serdinov, UKR 52.59 Ryo Takayasu JPN Tokyo 4/22/2006 51.81 Michael Klim AUS Canberra 12/12/1999 52.27 Thomas Rupprath, GER 52.61 Nikolai Skvortsov RUS Moscow 5/21/2004 51.76sf Andrii Serdinov UKR Barcelona 7/25/2003 52.32 Igor Marchenko, RUS 51.47sf Michael Phelps USA Barcelona 7/25/2003 52.34 Gabriel Mangabeira, BRA 50.98 Ian Crocker USA Barcelona 7/26/2003 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 52.46 Duje Draganja, CRO 50.76 Ian Crocker USA Long Beach 7/12/2004 50.40 Ian Crocker 2005 52.56 Geoff Huegill, AUS 50.40 Ian Crocker USA Montreal 7/30/2005 51.10 Michael Phelps 2003 Top 8 Prelims 52.76 2003 See top 8 from top 16 below 52.76 Neil Walker 1997 52.81 2000 Top 16 Prelims 52.84 Pablo Morales 1986 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 52.90p Bryan Jones 1999 52.03 Ian Crocker, USA 53.01 Matt Biondi 1988 52.05 Andriy Serdinov, UKR 53.03 Davis Tarwater 2005 52.35 Michael Phelps, USA 53.13p Nate Dusing 1997 52.44 Milorad Cavic, SCG 53.14 Peter Verhoef 2005 52.54 Geoff Huegill, AUS 53.15 Jason Lancaster 1995 52.56 Duje Draganja, CRO 53.17 Daniel Di Toro 2004 52.57 Thomas Rupprath, GER 53.23p Joseph Doyle 2006 52.61 Franck Esposito, FRA 53.23 Mark Henderson 1996 52.62 Igor Marchenko, RUS 53.24 Brock Newman 1998 52.71 Takashi Yamamoto, JPN 53.24p Ryan Lochte 2006 52.76 Gabriel Mangabeira, BRA 53.29 Richard Berens 2005 52.91 , GBR 53.29 1988 52.93 Evgueni Korotychkine, RUS 53.38 Dod Wales 1999 52.96 Mike Mintenko, CAN 53.38 Brian Alderman 1991 53.07 Corney Swanepoel, NZL 53.42 John Hargis 1996 53.11 Helge , GER 53.44p Matt Gribble 1983 53.45 Kyle Bubolz 2006 53.52 Ben Wildman-Tobriner 2005

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 73 Men’s 200m Butterfly

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 1:53.71 Michael Phelps USA Columbia 2/17/2007 2:21.6 Jiro Nagasawa JPN Tokyo 9/17/1954 2:19.0p Michael Troy 7/10/1959 1:53.80 Phelps USA Victoria 8/17/2006 2:20.8 Takashi Ishimoto JPN Tokyo 10/1/1955 2:16.4p Michael Troy 7/10/1959 1:53.93sf Phelps USA Barcelona 7/22/2003 2:19.3 Jiro Nagasawa JPN New Haven 3/14/1956 2:15.0 Michael Troy 7/11/1959 1:54.04 Phelps USA Athens 8/17/2004 2:16.7 William Yorzik USA Winchendo 4/14/1956 2:13.4 Michael Troy 7/23/1960 1:54.31 Phelps USA Long Beach 7/10/2004 2:15.0 Michael Troy USA Evansville 7/10/1959 2:13.2 Michael Troy 8/4/1960 1:54.32 Phelps USA Irvine 8/2/2006 New Regulations 2:12.8 Michael Troy 9/2/1960 1:54.35 Phelps USA Barcelona 7/23/2003 2:19.0 Michael Troy USA Los Altos 7/11/1959 2:12.6 Carl Robie 8/19/1961 1:54.56 Takashi Yamamoto JPN Athens 8/17/2004 2:16.4 Michael Troy USA Los Altos 7/11/1959 2:12.4p Carl Robie 8/11/1962 1:54.58 Phelps USA Fukuoka 7/24/2001 2:13.4 Michael Troy USA Toledo 7/23/1960 2:10.8 Carl Robie 8/11/1962 1:54.62 Franck Esposito FRAChalons-sur Saone4/18/2002 2:13.2 Michael Troy USA Detroit 8/4/1960 2:08.2 Carl Robie 8/18/1963 2:12.8 Michael Troy USA Rome 9/2/1960 2:07.5 Carl Robie 10/16/1964 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 2:12.6 Carl Robie USA Los Angeles 8/19/1961 2:06.4 Mark Spitz 7/26/1967 2:06.4 Mark Spitz 8/12/1967 1:53.71 Michael Phelps USA Columbia 2/17/2007 2:12.5y AUS Melbourne 2/20/1962 2:06.0 8/30/1967 1:54.56 Takashi Yamamoto JPN Athens 8/17/2004 2:10.8 Carl Robie USA Cuyahoga 8/11/1962 2:05.7 Mark Spitz 10/8/1967 1:54.62 Franck Esposito FRA Chalons-sur Saone 4/18/2002 2:12.4 Carl Robie USA Cuyahoga 8/11/1962 2:05.0 Gary Hall 8/22/1970 1:54.91 Peng Wu CHN Doha 12/2/2006 2:09.7y Kevin Berry AUS Melbourne 10/23/1962 2:05.4p Mark Spitz 8/22/1970 1:55.02 Pawel Korzeniowski POL Montreal 7/27/2005 2:08.4y Kevin Berry AUS Sydney 1/12/1963 2:03.9p Mark Spitz 8/27/1971 1:55.03sf Tom Malchow USA Fukuoka 7/23/2001 2:08.2 Carl Robie USA Tokyo 3/18/1963 2:03.9 Mark Spitz 8/27/1971 1:55.11 Ryuichi Shibata JPN JPUNISEP 9/1/2005 2:06.9 Kevin Berry AUS Sydney 3/29/1964 2:01.53 Mark Spitz 8/2/1972 1:55.22 Denis Pankratov RUS Canet 6/14/1995 2:06.6 Kevin Berry AUS Tokyo 10/18/1964 2:01.87p Mark Spitz 8/2/1972 1:55.42 Denis Sylantev UKR Berlin 8/1/2002 2:06.4 Mark Spitz USA Winnipeg 7/26/1967 2:00.70 Mark Spitz 8/28/1972 1:55.49 Takashi Matsuda JPN Doha 12/2/2006 2:06.4e Mark Spitz USA Oak Park 8/12/1967 1:59.23 Mike Bruner 7/18/1976 1:55.52 Stephen Parry GBR Athens 8/17/2004 2:06.0 John Ferris USA Tokyo 8/30/1967 1:58.21p Craig Beardsley 7/30/1980 1:55.62 Anatoli Polyakov RUS Berlin 8/1/2002 2:05.7 Mark Spitz USA Berlin 10/8/1967 1:58.01 Craig Beardsley 8/22/1981 1:55.69 Melvin Stewart USA Perth 1/12/1991 2:05.0 Gary Hall USA Los Angeles 8/22/1970 1:57.75 Pablo Morales 8/3/1984 1:55.93 Nikolay Skvortsov RUS Moscow 6/24/2005 2:05.4 Mark Spitz USA Los Angeles 8/22/1970 1:57.05 Melvin Stewart 7/21/1990 1:56.10 Ioan Gherghel ROM Athens 8/17/2004 2:03.9 Mark Spitz USA Houston 8/27/1971 1:55.69 Melvin Stewart 1/12/1991 1:56.17 Justin Norris AUS Sydney 9/19/2000 2:03.9e Mark Spitz USA Houston 8/27/1971 1:55.41 Tom Malchow 8/25/1999 1:56.24 Michael Gross FRG Hannover 6/28/1986 2:03.3 Hans Fassnacht FRG Landskrona 8/31/1971 1:55.18 Tom Malchow 6/17/2000 1:56.61 Helge Meeuw GER Berlin 5/23/2005 2:01.87 Mark Spitz USA Chicago 8/2/1972 1:54.92 Michael Phelps 3/30/2001 1:56.64 NZL Melbourne 3/16/2006 2:01.53 Mark Spitz USA Chicago 8/2/1972 1:54.58 Michael Phelps 7/24/2001 1:56.66 Travis Nederpelt AUS Victoria 8/17/2006 2:00.70 Mark Spitz USA Munich 8/28/1972 1:53.93sf Michael Phelps 7/22/2003 1:56.67 Davis Tarwater USA Irvine 8/2/2005 2:00.21 Roger Pyttel GDR Berlin 6/3/1976 1:53.80 Michael Phelps 8/17/2006 1:56.81p Ugur Taner USA Clovis 8/12/1998 1:59.63 Roger Pyttel GDR Berlin 6/3/1976 1:53.71 Michael Phelps 2/17/2007 1:56.82 Thomas Rupprath GER 6/1/2000 1:59.23 Michael Bruner USA Montreal 7/18/1976 1:56.84 Ryusuke Sakata JPN Tokyo 9/1/2006 1:58.21 Craig Beardsley USA Irvine 7/30/1980 1:56.86 Scott Goodman AUS Sydney 3/27/1997 1:58.01 Craig Beardsley USA Kiey 8/22/1981 FASTEST FIELDS 1:57.05 Michael Gross FRG Rome 8/26/1983 Top 8 Finals ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 1:57.04 AUS Los Angeles 8/3/1984 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 1:57.01 Michael Gross FRG Wuppertal 6/29/1985 1:53.71 Michael Phelps 2007 1:54.04 Michael Phelps, USA 1:56.65 Michael Gross FRG Sofia 8/10/1985 1:54.56 Takashi Yamamoto, JPN 1:55.03sf Tom Malchow 2001 1:56.24 Michael Gross FRG Hannover 6/28/1986 1:55.52 Stephen Parry, GBR 1:55.69 Melvin Stewart 1991 1:56.00 Pawel Korzeniowski, POL 1:55.69 Melvin Stewart USA Perth 1/12/1991 1:56.67 Davis Tarwater 2005 1:56.10 Ioan Gherghel, ROM 1:55.22 Denis Pankratov RUS Canet 6/14/1995 1:56.81p Ugur Taner 1998 1:56.28 Peng Wu, CHN 1:55.18 Tom Malchow USA Charlotte 6/17/2000 1:57.14 Nikolay Skvortsov, RUS 1:57.33 Michael Raab 2003 1:54.92 Michael Phelps USA Austin 3/30/2001 1:57.48 Tom Malchow, USA 1:57.56 Daniel Madwed 2006 1:54.58 Michael Phelps USA Fukuoka 7/24/2001 Top 8 Prelims 1:57.66 1996 1:53.93sf Michael Phelps USA Barcelona 7/22/2003 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 1:57.75 Pablo Morales 1984 1:53.80 Michael Phelps USA Victoria 8/17/2006 1:56.60 Ryuichi Shibata, JPN 1:58.01 Craig Beardsley 1981 1:56.91 Travis Nederpelt, AUS 1:53.71 Michael Phelps USA Columbia 2/17/2007 1:58.07 Jeff Somensatto 2000 1:56.93 Pawel Korzeniowski, POL 1:58.15 Stefan Hirniak 2005 1:57.17 Davis Tarwater, USA 1:58.25 Andrew Mahaney 2001 1:57.44 Peng Wu, CHN 1:57.47 Nikolay Skvortsov, RUS 1:58.48 J.D. Abercrombie 2004 1:57.57 Anatoli Poliakov, RUS 1:58.53 Dave Wharton 1989 1:57.82 Ioannis Drymonakos, GRE 1:58.54 Matt Hooper 1996 Top 16 Prelims 1:58.56 Steven Brown 2000 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 1:58.58 Daniel Cruz 2004 1:57.36 Takashi Yamamoto, JPN 1:58.69 Eric Donnelly 2001 1:57.36 Michael Phelps, USA 1:58.72 Chris Rives 1986 1:57.45 Pawel Korzeniowski, POL 1:57.75 Tom Malchow, USA 1:58.95 Mike Heath 1985 1:57.96 Peng Wu, CHN 1:58.97 Kellan O'Connor 2004 1:58.05 Justin Norris, AUS 1:59.10 Bart Pippenger 1990 1:58.12 Franck Esposito, FRA 1:59.10p Jayme Cramer 2002 1:58.12 Anatoli Poliakov, RUS 1:59.13 Mike Bruner 1980 1:58.12 Ioan Gherghel, ROM 1:58.13 Moss Burmester, NZL 1:58.18 Nikolay Skvortsov, RUS 1:58.23 Takeshi Matsuda, JPN 1:58.32 Juan Jose Veloz Davila, MEX 1:58.41 Sergii Advena, UKR 1:58.44 Denys Sylantyev, UKR 1:58.88 Stephen Parry, GBR

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 74 Men’s 200m Individual Medley

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 1:55.84 Michael Phelps USA Victoria 8/20/2006 2:12.4 Gregory Buckingham USA Lincoln 8/21/1966 2:15.9 Edward Stickles 8/19/1961 1:55.94 Phelps USA College Park 8/9/2003 2:11.3 Gregory Buckingham USA Oak Park 8/23/1967 2:15.5 Richard Roth 8/1/1964 1:56.04 Phelps USA Barcelona 7/25/2003 2:10.6 Charles Hickcox USA Long Beach 8/31/1968 2:14.9 Richard Roth 8/15/1965 1:56.11 Ryan Lochte USA Victoria 8/20/2006 2:09.6 Gary Hall USA Louisville 8/17/1969 2:12.4 8/21/1966 1:56.50 Phelps USA Irvine 8/4/2006 2:09.5 Gary Hall USA Los Angeles 8/23/1970 2:11.3 Buckingham 8/23/1967 1:56.68 Phelps USA Montreal 7/28/2005 2:09.3 Gunnar Larsson SWE Barcelona 9/12/1970 2:10.6 Charles Hickcox 8/31/1968 1:56.71 Phelps USA Long Beach 7/12/2004 2:09.30e Gary Hall USA Chicago 8/6/1972 2:09.6 Gary Hall 8/17/1969 1:56.78 Lochte USA Irvine 8/4/2006 2:07.17 Gunnar Larsson SWE Munich 9/3/1972 2:09.5 Gary Hall 8/23/1970 1:56.80 Phelps USA Orlando 2/14/2004 2:06.32 David Wilkie GBR Vienna 8/24/1974 2:09.3 Gary Hall 8/6/1972 1:56.93 Phelps USA Irvine 8/2/2005 2:06.32e Steven Furniss USA Concord 9/1/1974 2:08.37 Tim McKee 9/3/1972 2:06.08 Bruce Furniss USA Kansas City 8/23/1975 2:06.32 Steve Furniss 9/1/1974 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 2:05.31 Graham Smith CAN Montreal 8/4/1977 2:06.08 Bruce Furniss 8/23/1975 2:05.24 Aleksandr Sidorenko URS Moscow 7/9/1978 2:04.39 Steve Lundquist 8/2/1978 1:55.84 Michael Phelps USA Victoria 8/20/2006 2:04.39 Steve Lundquist USA Woodlands 8/2/1978 2:03.29 Jesse Vassallo 7/6/1979 1:56.11 Ryan Lochte USA Victoria 8/20/2006 2:03.65 Graham Smith CAN Berlin 8/24/1978 2:03.24 Bill Barrett 8/1/1980 1:57.61 Laszlo Cseh HUN Montreal 7/28/2005 2:03.29 Jesse Vassallo USA San Juan 7/6/1979 2:03.24 Steve Lundquist 8/5/1983 1:58.05 Eric Shanteau USA Irvine 8/4/2006 2:03.24 William M. Barrett USA Irvine 8/1/1980 2:03.24 Bill Barrett 8/5/1983 1:58.16 Jani Sievinen FIN Rome 9/11/1994 2:02.78 Alex Baumann CAN Heidelberg 7/29/1981 2:02.68 Bill Barrett 8/28/1983 1:58.80 George Bovell TRI Athens 8/19/2004 2:02.25 Alex Baumann CAN Toronto 6/17/1984 2:02.23 Pablo Morales 6/27/1986 1:58.98 Massi Rosolino ITA Sydney 9/21/2000 2:01.42 Alex Baumann CAN Los Angeles 8/4/1984 2:00.98 David Wharton 8/13/1988 1:59.19 BRA Columbia 2/19/2007 2:00.56 Tamas Darnyi HUN Strasbourg 8/23/1987 2:00.11 David Wharton 8/20/1989 1:59.36 Tamas Darnyi HUN Perth 1/13/1991 2:00.17 Tamas Darnyi HUN Seoul 9/25/1988 1:59.77 Tom Dolan 9/21/2000 1:59.56 Kevin Clements USA College Park 8/9/2003 2:00.11 Dave Wharton USA Tokyo 8/20/1989 1:58.68 Michael Phelps 8/12/2002 1:59.66 Ian Thorpe AUS Barcelona 7/25/2003 1:59.36 Tamas Darnyi HUN Perth 1/13/1991 1:57.94 Michael Phelps 6/29/2003 1:59.72sf Vytautas Janusaitis LTU Montreal 7/27/2005 1:58.16 Jani Sievinen FIN Rome 9/11/1994 1:57.52sf Michael Phelps 7/24/2003 1:59.77 Tom Dolan USA Sydney 9/21/2000 1:57.94 Michael Phelps USA Santa Clara 6/29/2003 1:56.04 Michael Phelps 7/25/2003 1:59.79 Markus Rogan AUT Madrid 5/15/2004 1:57.52sf Michael Phelps USA Barcelona 7/24/2003 1:55.94 Michael Phelps 8/9/2003 1:59.81 Ken Takakuwa JPN Victoria 8/20/2006 1:56.04 Michael Phelps USA Barcelona 7/25/2003 1:55.84 Michael Phelps 8/20/2006 1:59.83 Alessio Boggiatto ITA Berlin 8/1/2002 1:55.94 Michael Phelps USA College Park 8/9/2003 1:59.91 Attila Czene HUN Atlanta 7/24/1996 1:55.84 Michael Phelps USA Victoria 8/20/2006 1:59.99 Jiro Miki JPN Toyko 4/20/2004 FASTEST FIELDS 2:00.11 David Wharton USA Tokyo 8/20/1989 Top 8 Finals 2:00.17 Tamas Kerekjarto HUN Budapest 8/2/2006 Xth FINA World Championships; Barcelona, ESP; 2003 2:00.24 Takahiro Mori JPN AMAGAOCT 10/1/2006 1:56.04 Michael Phelps, USA 2:00.21 Oussama Mellouli TUN Columbia 2/19/2007 1:59.66 Ian Thorpe, AUS 2:00.38 Curtis Myden CAN Long Island 7/31/1998 1:59.71 Massi Rosolino, ITA 2:00.41 Justin Norris AUS Sydney 3/20/2004 1:59.98 Jani Sievinen, FIN 2:00.45sf Tom Wilkens USA Fukuoka 7/25/2001 2:00.06 George Bovell, TRI 2:01.29 Takahiro Mori, JPN ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 2:01.51 Kevin Clements, USA 1:55.84 Michael Phelps 2006 2:01.62 Brian Johns, CAN 1:56.11 Ryan Lochte 2006 Top 8 Prelims 1:58.05 Eric Shanteau 2006 See top 8 from top 16 below 1:59.56 Kevin Clements 2003 1:59.77 Tom Dolan 2000 Top 16 Prelims 2:00.11 David Wharton 1989 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 2:00.45sf Tom Wilkens 2001 1:59.50 Laszlo Cseh, HUN 2:00.84 Greg Burgess 1993 2:00.01 Michael Phelps, USA 2:00.92 Ron Karnaugh 1991 2:00.65 George Bovell, TRI 2:01.37 Nate Dusing 2002 2:00.93 Jiro Miki, JPN 2:01.42 Tommy Hannan 2004 2:01.12 Thiago Pereira, BRA 2:01.57 Joe Bruckart 2003 2:01.30 Alessio Boggiatto, ITA 2:01.66 Eric Namesnik 1990 2:01.31 Dean Kent, NZL 2:01.69 Robert Margalis 2001 2:01.32 Vytautas Janusaitis, LTU 2:01.75 Timothy Liebhold 2005 2:01.33 Takahiro Mori, JPN 2:01.79 Mike Barrowman 1992 2:01.41 Ryan Lochte, USA 2:01.84sf Eric Donnelly 2002 2:01.56 Massimiliano Rosolino, ITA 2:01.90 Dan Trupin 2002 2:01.57 Robin Francis, GBR 2:02.11 Paul Nelsen 1995 2:01.73 Adrian Turner, GBR 2:02.14 Billy Stapleton 1988 2:01.75 Tamas Kerekjarto, HUN 2:02.23 Pablo Morales 1986 2:01.94 Oussama Mellouli, TUN 2:02.31 Doug Van Wie 2005 2:02.11 Ioannis Kokkodis, GRE 2:02.54 Joe Montague 1999 2:02.68 Bill Barrett 1983 2:02.74 James Galloway 2003

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 75 Men’s 400m Individual Medley

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 4:08.26 Michael Phelps USA Athens 8/14/2004 5:48.5 Frank O'Neill AUS Sydney 1/17/1953 5:05.3 George Harrison 6/24/1960 4:08.41 Phelps USA Long Beach 7/7/2004 5:43.0 Frank O'Neill AUS Sydney 2/24/1953 5:07.8p George Harrison 6/24/1960 4:09.09 Phelps USA Barcelona 7/27/2003 5:38.7 Gusztav Kettesy HUN Budapest 4/24/1953 5:04.5 Dennis Rounsavelle 7/22/1960 4:09.63 Laszlo Cseh HUN Montreal 7/31/2005 5:35.6 Maurice Lusien FRA Troyes 4/24/1953 5:04.3 Edward Stickles 7/1/1961 4:09.86 Cseh HUN Budapest 8/6/2006 5:32.1 Gusztav Kettest HUN Budapest 7/26/1953 4:55.6 Edward Stickles 8/18/1961 4:10.16 Phelps USA Irvine 8/1/2006 5:31.0 Jan Andsberg SWE Lund 10/29/1953 4:51.4 Edward Stickles 6/30/1962 4:10.47 Phelps USA Victoria 8/18/2006 5:27.3 Maurice Lusien FRA Reims 3/18/1954 4:51.0 Edward Stickles 7/12/1962 4:10.73 Phelps USA Indianapolis 4/6/2003 5:18.3 Alfred Spengler DDR 4/22/1954 4:48.6 Richard Roth 7/31/1964 4:10.79 Cseh HUN Barcelona 7/27/2003 5:15.4 Vladimir Strujanov URS Minsk 10/2/1954 4:45.4 Richard Roth 10/14/1964 4:11.09 Phelps USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/15/2002 5:09.4 Gennadi Androssov URS Lvov 3/10/1957 4:45.1 Greg Buckingham 7/6/1968 5:08.3 Vladimir Strujanov URS Moscow 3/17/1957 4:43.4 Gary Hall 7/20/1968 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS New Regulations 4:39.0 Charles Hickcox 8/30/1968 4:38.7 Gary Hall 7/11/1969 4:08.26 Michael Phelps USA Athens 8/14/2004 5:12.9 Vladimir Stroujanov URS Moscow 10/20/1957 4:33.9 Gary Hall 8/15/1969 4:09.63 Laszlo Cseh HUN Montreal 7/31/2005 5:08.8y GBR Cardiff 6/6/1959 4:31.0 Gary Hall 8/21/1970 4:11.27 Erik Vendt USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/15/2002 5:05.3 George Harrison USA Los Angeles 6/24/1960 4:30.81 Gary Hall 8/3/1972 4:11.53 Ryan Lochte USA Irvine 8/1/2006 5:07.8 George Harrison USA Los Angeles 6/24/1960 4:30.56 Steve Furniss 8/23/1974 4:11.64 Oussama Mellouli TUN Columbia 2/18/2007 5:04.5 Dennis Rounsavelle USA Toledo 7/22/1960 4:28.11p Tim McKee 6/17/1976 4:11.67 ITA Montreal 7/31/2005 5:04.3 Ted Stickles USA Chicago 7/1/1961 4:26.79 6/17/1976 4:11.76 Tom Dolan USA Sydney 9/17/2000 4:55.6 Ted Stickles USA Los Angeles 8/18/1961 4:23.68 Rod Strachan 7/25/1976 4:12.28 Alessio Boggiatto ITA Athens 8/14/2004 4:53.8 Gerhard Hetz FRG Moscow 5/24/1962 4:20.05 Jesse Vassallo 8/22/1978 4:12.36 Tamas Darnyi HUN Perth 1/8/1991 4:51.4 Ted Stickles USA Chicago 6/30/1962 4:18.77 David Wharton 6/23/1986 4:12.92 Robert Margalis USA Irvine 8/1/2006 4:51.0y Ted Stickles USA Louisville 7/12/1962 4:17.81 David Wharton 7/29/1987 4:13.29 Jani Sievinen FIN Rome 9/6/1994 4:50.2 Gerhard Hetz FRG Tokyo 10/12/1963 4:18.45p David Wharton 7/29/1987 4:13.67p Eric Namesnik USA Indianapolis 8/15/1994 4:48.6 Richard Roth USA Los Altos 7/31/1964 4:16.12 David Wharton 8/14/1987 4:13.84 Tom Wilkens USA Federal Way 3/30/2000 4:45.4 Richard Roth USA Tokyo 10/14/1964 4:15.93 David Wharton 8/2/1989 4:14.33 Eric Shanteau USA Irvine 8/1/2006 4:45.3 Andrei Dunaev URS Tallinen 4/3/1968 4:15.78p Eric Namesnik 7/30/1990 4:14.67 Thiago Pereira USA Vitoria 12/16/2006 4:45.1 Gregory Buckingham USA Santa Clara 7/6/1968 4:15.57 Eric Namesnik 7/30/1990 4:14.79 Jiro Miki JPN Toyko 4/20/2004 4:43.4 Gary Hall USA Los Angeles 7/20/1968 4:15.21 Eric Namesnik 1/8/1991 4:15.20 Justin Norris AUS Sydney 3/24/2004 4:43.3p Charles Hickcox USA Long Beach 8/30/1968 4:14.50p Eric Namesnik 7/28/1993 4:15.29 Takahiro Mori JPN Toyko 4/1/2003 4:39.0 Charles Hickcox USA Long Beach 8/30/1968 4:13.52 Tom Dolan 4/1/1994 4:15.33 Curtis Myden CAN Sydney 9/17/2000 4:38.7 Gary Hall USA Santa Clara 7/11/1969 4:12.30 Tom Dolan 9/6/1994 4:15.38 Marcel Wouda NED Seville 8/20/1997 4:33.9 Gary Hall USA Louisville 8/15/1969 4:11.76 Tom Dolan 9/17/2000 4:15.38 Peng Wu CHN Busan 10/4/2002 4:31.0 Gary Hall USA Los Angeles 8/21/1970 4:11.09 Michael Phelps 8/14/2002 4:15.46p Shinya Taniguchi JPN Yokohama 8/25/2002 4:30.81 Gary Hall USA Chicago 8/3/1972 4:10.73 Michael Phelps 4/6/2003 4:15.74 Susumu Tabuchi JPN Toyko 4/20/2004 4:28.89 Andras Hargitay HUN Vienna 8/20/1974 4:09.09 Michael Phelps 7/27/2003 4:15.93 Dave Wharton USA Los Angeles 8/2/1989 4:26.00 Zoltan Verraszto HUN Long Beach 4/2/1976 4:08.41 Michael Phelps 7/7/2004 4:15.98 David Carry GBR Melbourne 3/19/2006 4:23.68 Rod Strachan USA Montreal 7/25/1976 4:23.39 Jesse Vassallo USA Woodlands 8/4/1978 4:08.26 Michael Phelps 8/14/2004 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 4:20.05 Jesse Vassallo USA Berlin 8/22/1978 4:19.78 Ricardo Prado BRA Guayaquil 8/2/1982 FASTEST FIELDS 4:08.26 Michael Phelps 2004 4:19.61 Jens-Peter Berndt GDR Magdeburg 5/23/1984 Top 8 Finals 4:11.27 Erik Vendt 2002 4:17.53p Alex Baumann CAN Etobicoke 6/17/1984 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 4:11.53 Ryan Lochte 2006 4:09.63 Laszlo Cseh, HUN 4:17.41 Alex Baumann CAN Los Angeles 7/30/1984 4:11.76 Tom Dolan 2000 4:11.67 Luca Marin, ITA 4:16.12 Dave Wharton USA Brisbane 8/14/1987 4:12.92 Robert Margalis 2006 4:13.47 Oussama Mellouli, TUN 4:15.42 Tamas Darnyi HUN Strasbourg 8/19/1987 4:13.48 Alessio Boggaito, ITA 4:13.67p Eric Namesnik 1994 4:14.75 Tamas Darnyi HUN Seoul 9/21/1988 4:13.67 Ryan Lochte, USA 4:13.84 Tom Wilkens 2000 4:12.36 Tamas Darnyi HUN Perth 1/8/1991 4:17.72 Hidemasa Sano, JPN 4:14.33 Eric Shanteau 2006 4:17.93 Robert Margalis, USA 4:12.30 Tom Dolan USA Rome 9/6/1994 4:15.93 Dave Wharton 1989 4:19.12 Ioannis Drymonakos, GRE 4:11.76 Tom Dolan USA Sydney 9/17/2000 4:17.39 Kevin Clements 2003 Top 8 Prelims 4:11.09 Michael Phelps USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/15/2002 4:17.86 Eric Donnelly 1999 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 4:10.73 Michael Phelps USA Indianapolis 4/6/2003 4:19.10p Steven Brown 1997 4:13.29 Michael Phelps, USA 4:09.09 Michael Phelps USA Barcelona 7/27/2003 4:19.64 Chad Carvin 1995 4:14.26 Laszlo Cseh, HUN 4:08.41 Michael Phelps USA Long Beach 7/7/2004 4:15.78 Alessio Boggaito, ITA 4:19.75 Mike Barrowman 1991 4:08.26 Michael Phelps USA Athens 8/14/2004 4:16.32 Jiro Miki, JPN 4:19.77 Jeff Kostoff 1988 4:16.56 Ioannis Kokkodis, GRE 4:20.05 Jesse Vassallo 1978 4:16.68 Oussama Mellouli, TUN 4:20.37 Ray Looze 1990 4:16.68 Erik Vendt, USA 4:16.77 Travis Nederpelt, AUS 4:20.41p Jerry Frentsos 1988 4:20.70 Patrick Mellors 2004 Top 16 Prelims 4:20.85p Matt Rankin 1988 Xth FINA World Championships; Barcelona, ESP; 2003 4:14.11 Laszio Cseh, HUN 4:20.86 Timothy Liebhold 2005 4:15.72 Michael Phelps, USA 4:21.15 Justin Mortimer 2004 4:17.12 Takahiro Mori, JPN 4:21.33 1988 4:17.21 Tom Wilkens, USA 4:21.33 Scott Flowers 2006 4:18.21 Oussama Mellouli, TUN 4:21.41 Iian Mull 1995 4:18.33 Brian Johns, CAN 4:18.88 Alessio Boggaito, ITA 4:19.50 Massimiliano Rosolino, ITA 4:19.72 Cezar Badita, ROM 4:20.10 Robin Francis, GBR 4:20.51 Justin Norris, AUS 4:20.51 Ioannis Kokkodis, GRE 4:20.52 Jun Yoshi, JPN 4:20.61 Igor Berezutskiy, RUS 4:20.67 Istavan Bathazi, HUN 4:20.92 Peng Wu, CHN

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 76 Men’s Relays

ALL-TIME TOP RELAY PERFORMANCES 3:16.12 CAN Victoria 8/18/2006 47.83 Jason Lezak USA Barcelona 7/27/2003 3:16.18p ITA Athens 8/15/2004 47.84 Matt Biondi USA Tokyo 8/18/1985 4x100 Medley Relay 3:16.23 FRA Athens 8/15/2004 47.86 Jason Lezak USA Athens 8/15/2004 3:30.68 USA Athens 8/21/2004 3:16.27 NED Istanbul 7/26/1999 47.87 Jason Lezak USA Montreal 7/31/2005 (A. Peirsol, B. Hansen, I. Crocker, J. Lezak) 3:16.32 AUS Brisbane 8/29/2001 47.88 Alexander Popov RUS Atlanta 7/23/1996 3:31.54 USA Barcelona 7/27/2003 3:16.42 AUS Manchester 7/28/2002 47.89 Jason Lezak USA Barcelona 7/20/2003 3:31.79 USA Victoria 8/18/2006 3:16.42 AUS Victoria 8/18/2006 47.89 Neil Walker USA Victoria 8/18/2006 3:31.85 USA Montreal 7/31/2005 3:16.42p NED Athens 8/15/2004 47.91 Alexander Popov EUN Barcelona 7/31/1992 3:33.48 USA Yokohama 8/29/2002 4x200 Freestyle Relay 47.91 Jason Lezak USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/16/2002 3:33.62 GER Athens 8/21/2004 7:04.66 AUS Fukuoka 7/27/2001 200m Freestyle 3:33.73 USA Sydney 9/23/2000 (G. Hackett, M. Klim, W. Kirby, I. Thorpe) 1:44.14 Ian Thorpe AUS Fukuoka 7/27/2001 3:34.24 USA Indianapolis 4/6/2003 7:05.28 USA Victoria 8/18/2006 1:44.18 Ian Thorpe AUS Athens 8/17/2004 3:34.37 AUS Melbourne 3/21/2006 (M. Phelps, R. Lochte, P. Vanderkaay, K. Keller) 1:44.41 Ian Thorpe AUS Barcelona 7/23/2003 3:34.72 RUS Barcelona 7/27/2003 7:06.58 USA Montreal 7/29/2005 1:44.80 Ian Thorpe AUS Yokohama 8/27/2002 3:34.80p USA Barcelona 7/27/2003 7:07.05 AUS Sydney 9/19/2000 1:44.88 Pieter vd Hoogenband NED Sydney 9/19/2000 3:34.84 USA Atlanta 7/26/1996 7:07.33 USA Athens 8/17/2004 1:45.53 Giorgio Lamberti ITA Bonn 8/16/1989 3:34.84 AUS Yokohama 8/29/2002 7:07.46 AUS Athens 8/17/2004 1:45.53 Klete Keller USA Athens 8/17/2004 3:34.96 RUS Budapest 8/6/2006 7:08.59 AUS Barcelona 7/23/2003 1:45.54 Kltete Keller USA Victoria 8/18/2006 3:35.08 RUS Montreal 7/31/2005 7:08.79 AUS Sydney 8/25/1999 1:45.91 Massi Rosolino ITA Sydney 9/19/2000 3:35.10p USA Athens 8/20/2004 7:09.00 AUS Yokohama 8/27/2002 1:45.99 Klete Keller USA Barcelona 7/23/2003 3:35.22 JPN Athens 8/21/2004 7:09.60 ITA Budapest 8/5/2006 1:46.16 Anders Holmertz SWE Barcelona 7/27/1992 3:35.24 AUS Sydney 9/23/2000 7:09.73 CAN Montreal 7/29/2005 1:46.24 Massi Rosolino ITA Athens 8/17/2004 3:35.35 AUS Fukuoka 7/28/2001 7:10.26 USA Barcelona 7/23/2003 1:46.30 Grant Hackett AUS Sydney 8/25/1999 3:35.40 JPN Montreal 7/31/2005 7:10.59 AUS Montreal 7/29/2005 1:46.33 Klete Keller USA Montreal 7/29/2005 3:35.70 JPN Victoria 8/18/2006 7:10.87 ITA Fukuoka 7/27/2001 1:46.40 Michael Klim AUS Sydney 9/19/2000 3:35.88 GER Sydney 9/23/2000 7:11.63 GBR Budapest 8/5/2006 1:46.44 Matt Biondi USA Seoul 9/21/1988 3:35.91 RUS Athens 8/21/2004 7:11.69 AUS Manchester 8/1/2002 1:46.49 Josh Davis USA Sydney 9/19/2000 3:36.05 AUS Manchester 8/4/2002 7:11.81 USA Yokohama 8/27/2002 1:46.49 Michael Klim AUS Fukuoka 7/27/2001 3:36.08p USA Montreal 7/31/2005 7:11.83 ITA Athens 8/17/2004 1:46.49 Peter Vanderkaay USA Victoria 8/18/2006 3:36.12 JPN Barcelona 7/27/2003 7:11.95 RUS Barcelona 7/27/1992 1:46.52 Peter Vanderkaay USA Montreal 7/29/2005 3:36.21 RUS Berlin 8/4/2002 7:12.06p USA Montreal 7/29/2005 1:46.58 Vladimir Pychenko EUN Barcelona 7/27/1992 3:36.21 UKR Budapest 8/6/2006 7:12.18 ITA Berlin 8/3/2002 1:46.68 Massi Rosolino ITA Fukuoka 7/27/2001 3:36.27 AUS Sydney 4/3/2004 7:12.35 USA Irvine 8/5/2005 1:46.71 Ross Davenport GBR Melbourne 3/18/2006 3:36.34 GER Fukuoka 7/28/2001 7:12.39 CAN Victoria 8/18/2006 1:46.73 Michael Gross FRG Madrid 8/18/1986 3:36.37 USA Sydney 8/29/1999 7:12.48 AUS Perth 1/13/1998 1:46.81 Michael Gross FRG Strasbourg 8/19/1987 3:36.39 FRA Barcelona 7/27/2003 7:12.51 USA Seoul 9/21/1988 3:36.39 USA Irvine 8/2/2005 100m Breaststroke 7:12.60 GBR Athens 8/17/2004 3:36.40 GBR Melbourne 3/21/2006 59.11 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Barcelona 7/27/2003 7:12.64 USA Sydney 9/19/2000 3:36.55 FRA Berlin 8/4/2002 59.18 Brendan Hansen USA Victoria 8/19/2006 7:12.70 NED Sydney 9/19/2000 3:36.57 FRA Athens 8/21/2004 59.19 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Montreal 7/31/2005 7:12.80p USA Athens 8/17/2004 3:36.61 GBR Budapest 8/6/2006 59.33 Brendan Hansen USA Montreal 7/31/2005 7:12.81 ITA Montreal 7/29/2005 3:36.65p GER Athens 8/20/2004 59.35 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Athens 8/21/2004 7:12.91 ITA Sydney 9/19/2000 3:36.87 UKR Athens 8/21/2004 59.37 Brendan Hansen USA Athens 8/21/2004 7:12.98 GBR Sydney 9/19/2000 3:36.93 USA Seoul 9/25/1988 59.51 Brenton Rickard AUS Melbourne 3/21/2006 7:13.10 GER Strasbourg 8/1/1987 59.58 Hugues Duboscq FRA Montreal 7/31/2005 4x100 Freestyle Relay 7:13.33 CAN Athens 8/17/2004 59.61 Brendan Hansen USA Barcelona 7/27/2003 3:12.46 USA Victoria 8/18/2006 7:13.50 GER Perth 1/1/1991 59.64 Dmitry Komornikov RUS Montreal 7/31/2005 (M. Phelps, N. Walker, C. Jones, J. Lezak) 7:13.60 JPN Montreal 7/29/2005 59.69p Kosuke Kitajima JPN Athens 8/20/2004 3:13.17 RSA Athens 8/15/2004 7:13.68 GDR Seoul 9/21/1988 59.76 Oleg Lisogor UKR Budapest 8/6/2006 3:13.67 AUS Sydney 9/16/2000 7:13.69 USA Fukuoka 7/27/2001 59.79 Kosuke Kitajima JPN Victoria 8/19/2006 3:13.77 USA Montreal 7/24/2005 7:13.99 USA Fukuoka 8/11/1997 59.80p Kosuke Kitajima JPN Montreal 7/31/2005 3:13.84p RSA Athens 8/15/2004 7:14.02 GER Barcelona 7/23/2003 59.82 Brendan Hansen USA Irvine 8/2/2005 3:13.86 USA Sydney 9/16/2000 59.84 Ed Moses USA Sydney 9/23/2000 3:14.06 RUS Barcelona 7/20/2003 ALL-TIME FASTEST RELAY SPLITS 59.84 Ed Moses USA Fukuoka 7/28/2001 3:14.10 AUS Fukuoka 7/17/2001 59.87p Kosuke Kitajima JPN Barcelona 7/27/2003 3:14.20 USA Indianapolis 4/6/2003 100m Freestyle 1:00.07 Hugues Duboscq FRA Athens 8/21/2004 3:14.36 NED Athens 8/15/2004 46.70 Pieter vd Hoogenband NED Barcelona 7/27/2003 1:00.07 Oleg Lisogor UKR Izmir 8/17/2005 3:14.56 NED Fukuoka 7/17/2001 46.79 Pieter vd Hoogenband NED Athens 8/15/2004 3:14.62 USA Athens 8/15/2004 47.02 Pieter vd Hoogenband NED Fukuoka 7/22/2001 100m Butterfly 3:14.80 USA Barcelona 7/20/2003 47.03 Fred Bousquet FRA Barcelona 7/20/2003 50.28 Ian Crocker USA Athens 8/21/2004 3:14.97 RSA Melbourne 3/16/2006 47.20 Pieter vd Hoogenband NED Istanbul 8/1/1999 50.39 Ian Crocker USA Barcelona 7/27/2003 3:15.11 USA Atlanta 8/12/1995 47.20 Ian Thorpe AUS Yokohama 8/29/2002 50.39 Ian Crocker USA Montreal 7/31/2005 3:15.15 AUS Yokohama 8/24/2002 47.24 Pieter vd Hoogenband NED Sydney 9/16/2000 50.80 Andriy Serdinov UKR Athens 8/21/2004 3:15.23 ITA Budapest 7/31/2006 47.31 Pieter vd Hoogenband NED Istanbul 7/26/1999 50.92 Ian Crocker USA Victoria 8/19/2006 3:15.41 USA Atlanta 7/23/1996 47.45 Gary Hall Jr. USA Atlanta 7/23/1996 51.13 Michael Phelps USA Yokohama 8/29/2002 3:15.41 USA Yokohama 8/24/2002 47.46 GER Athens 8/21/2004 51.23 Michael Phelps USA College Park 8/9/2003 3:15.43p USA Sydney 9/16/2000 47.53p Pieter vd Hoogenband NED Barcelona 7/27/2003 51.30 Andriy Serdinov UKR Barcelona 7/27/2003 3:15.54 AUS Melbourne 3/16/2006 47.58 Jason Lezak USA Athens 8/21/2004 51.33 Geoff Huegill AUS Sydney 9/23/2000 3:15.66 FRA Barcelona 7/20/2003 47.62 Filippo Magnini ITA Budapest 7/31/2006 51.39 Geoff Huegill AUS Fukuoka 7/28/2001 3:15.67 AUS Barcelona 7/20/2003 47.66 Matt Biondi USA Tokyo 8/17/1985 51.40 Thomas Rupprath GER Athens 8/21/2004 3:15.74 CAN Melbourne 3/16/2006 47.68 Alexander Popov RUS Rome 9/11/1994 51.55 Denis Pankratov RUS Atlanta 7/26/1996 3:15.75 ITA Athens 8/15/2004 47.70 Neil Walker USA Montreal 7/24/2005 51.58p Michael Phelps USA Barcelona 7/27/2003 3:15.75 RUS Athens 8/15/2004 47.71 Alexander Popov RUS Barcelona 7/20/2003 51.63 Michael Mintenko CAN Fukuoka 7/28/2001 3:15.77 AUS Athens 8/15/2004 47.78 Matt Biondi USA Madrid 8/23/1986 51.67 Ian Crocker USA Irvine 8/2/2005 3:15.83p USA Athens 8/15/2004 47.78 Jason Lezak USA Victoria 8/18/2006 51.69 Geoff Huegill AUS Yokohama 8/29/2002 3:15.98 GER Barcelona 7/20/2003 47.81 Matt Biondi USA Seoul 9/23/1988 51.72 Igor Marchenko RUS Barcelona 7/27/2003 3:15.99 ITA Barcelona 7/20/2003 47.83 Alexander Popov EUN Barcelona 7/29/1992 51.73 Denis Pankratov RUS Vienna 8/27/1995 3:16.04p USA Montreal 7/24/2005 51.74 Igor Marchenko RUS Athens 8/21/2004 (As of February 19, 2007) 3:16.08 AUS Sydney 8/22/1999 51.80 Michael Klim AUS Perth 1/18/1997 SWIM 77 Women’s 50m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 24.13sf Inge de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/22/2000 25.96 Jill Sterkel USA Austin 4/10/1980 25.96 Jill Sterkel 4/10/1980 24.32 de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/23/2000 25.79 Jill Sterkel USA Austin 4/3/1981 26.06 Susie Thayer 8/15/1980 24.39 de Bruijn NED Rio de Janeiro 6/10/2000 25.69 Dara Torres USA 1/1/1983 25.79 Jill Sterkel 4/3/1981 24.44 Therese Alshammar SWE Helsinki 7/9/2000 25.62 Dara Torres USA Clovis 7/31/1983 25.69 Dara Torres 1/1/1983 24.45sf de Bruijn NED Fukuoka 7/28/2001 25.61 Dara Torres USA Mission Viejo 7/21/1984 25.62 Dara Torres 8/5/1983 24.46p de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/22/2000 25.34 Tamara Costache BUL Bucharest 7/16/1986 25.61r Dara Torres 7/21/1984 24.47 de Bruijn NED Fukuoka 7/29/2001 25.28* Tamara Costache BUL Madrid 8/23/1986 25.6-h Angel Myers 7/4/1986 24.48 de Bruijn NED Amsterdam 6/4/2000 24.98 Wenji Yang CHN Canton 4/11/1988 25.59 Dara Torres 3/25/1988 24.49 Alice Mills AUS Sydney 3/19/2005 24.79 Wenji Yang CHN Barcelona 7/31/1992 25.50 Leigh Ann Fetter 8/13/1988 24.50 de Bruijn NED Federal Way 7/23/2000 24.51 Jingyi Le CHN Rome 9/11/1994 25.50 Leigh Ann Fetter 1/13/1991 24.51 Inge de Bruijn NED Sheffield 5/27/2000 25.44p Jenny Thompson 3/6/1992 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 24.48 Inge de Bruijn NED Amsterdam 6/4/2000 25.20 Jenny Thompson 3/6/1992 24.39 Inge de Bruijn NED Rio de Janeiro 6/10/2000 25.18 Amy Van Dyken 9/11/1994 24.13sf Inge de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/22/2000 24.13sf Inge de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/22/2000 25.13 Amy Van Dyken 8/4/1995 24.44 Therese Alshammar SWE Helsinki 7/9/2000 25.03 Amy Van Dyken 8/13/1995 24.49 Alice Mills AUS Sydney 3/19/2005 * First time recognized as a world record by FINA. 24.87 Amy Van Dyken 7/26/1996 24.51 Jingyi Le CHN Rome 9/11/1994 24.73 Dara Torres 6/25/2000 24.58 Libby Lenton AUS Melbourne 2/3/2006 24.63 Dara Torres 9/23/2000 24.59 Yingwen Zhu CHN Nanjing 10/20/2005 24.63 Dara Torres USA Sydney 9/23/2000 24.68sf GBR Manchester 8/2/2002 FASTEST FIELDS 24.71 Ying Shan CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 Top 8 Finals 24.72 Jodie Henry AUS Melbourne 3/20/2006 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 24.72 GER Budapest 8/6/2006 24.58 Inge de Bruijn, NED 24.72 Sandra Volker GER Braunschweig 5/16/2001 24.89 Malia Metella, FRA 24.79 Wenyi Yang CHN Barcelona 7/31/1992 24.91 Libby Lenton, AUS 24.80 Michelle Engelsman AUS Sydney 3/15/2004 24.93 Therese Alshammar, SWE 24.83 Marleen Veldhuis NED Montreal 7/31/2005 25.00 Kara Lynn Joyce, USA 24.87 Amy Van Dyken USA Atlanta 7/26/1996 25.06 Michelle Engelsman, AUS 24.89 Malia Metella FRA Athens 8/21/2004 25.11 Jenny Thompson, USA 24.97 Kara Lynn Joyce USA Irvine 8/3/2006 25.20 Flavia Cazziolato, BLR 24.98 Natalie Coughlin USA Santa Clara 6/25/2006 Top 8 Prelims 25.02 Yanwei Xu CHN Guangzhou 11/1/2001 See top 8 from top 16 below 25.02 Jenny Thompson USA Long Beach 7/14/2004 25.06 NED Eindhoven 4/23/2006 Top 16 Prelims 25.08 Yong Zhuang CHN Barcelona 7/31/1992 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 25.09 Martina Moravcova SVK Berlin 7/30/2002 24.66 Inge de Bruijn, NED 25.10 Natalia Mescheryakov RUS Rome 9/11/1994 25.06 Kara Lynn Joyce, USA 25.10 Tammie Stone USA Fukuoka 7/29/2001 25.21 Malia Metella, FRA 25.24 Sviatlana Khakhlova, BLR ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 25.28 Michelle Engelsman, AUS 25.28 Marleen Veldhuis, NED 24.63 Dara Torres 2000 25.31 Libby Lenton, AUS 24.87 Amy Van Dyken 1996 25.36 Alison Sheppard, GBR 24.97 Kara Lynn Joyce 2006 25.40 Flavia Cazziolato, BRA 24.98 Natalie Coughlin 2006 25.42 Therese Alshammar, SWE 25.02 Jenny Thompson 2004 25.50 Jenny Thompson, USA 25.10 Tammie Stone 2001 25.57 Eileen Marie Coparropa Aleman, PAN 25.15 Maritza Correia 2004 25.62 Nery Mantey Niangkouara, GRE 25.18 Haley Cope 2004 25.64 Rebeca Gusmao, BRA 25.20 Courtney Cashion 2006 25.67 , GER 25.23 Angel Martino 1996 25.68 Cristina Chiuso, ITA 25.25 Amanda Weir 2006 25.27 Sarah Wanezek 2004 25.29 2002 25.34p Lacey Nymeyer 2006 25.39sf Colleen Lanne 2004 25.42 Kari Woodall 2001 25.47 Rhiannon Jeffrey 2006 25.49 Courtney Allen 1999 25.50 Leigh Ann Fetter 1991 25.53sf 2000 25.54 1998 25.57 Jill Sterkel 1988 25.57 Becky Short 2004 25.58 Courtney Allen 2000 25.62p Nicole deMan 1997 25.62 Liesl Kolbisen 2000

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 78 Women’s 100m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 53.30 Britta Steffen GER Budapest 8/2/2006 1:35.0 Martha Gerstung GER Magdeburg 10/18/1908 1:01.3 8/2/1960 53.42sf Libby Lenton AUS Melbourne 1/31/2006 1:26.6 C. Guttenstein BELG Schaerbeck 10/2/1910 1:00.8 7/9/1964 53.52sf Jodie Henry AUS Athens 8/18/2004 1:24.6 Daisy Curwen ENG Liverpool 9/29/1911 1:00.4 Sharon Stouder 9/1/1964 53.58 Amanda Weir USA Irvine 8/5/2006 1:20.6 Daisy Curewn ENG Birkenhead 6/10/1912 59.9 Sharon Stouder 10/13/1964 53.66sf Lenton AUS Sydney 3/31/2004 1:19.8 AUS Stockholm 7/9/1912 59.9 Pokey Watson 8/21/1966 53.72r Lenton AUS Irvine 8/2/2005 1:18.8 Fanny Durack AUS Hamburg 7/21/1912 59.8 Janie Barkman 8/20/1967 53.76r Weir USA Victoria 8/19/2006 1:16.2 Fanny Durack AUS Sydney 2/6/1915 59.52p 8/26/1968 53.77sf Henry AUS Sydney 3/31/2004 1:13.6 USA Antwerp 8/25/1920 59.0 Sue Pederson 8/26/1968 53.77sf Inge de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/20/2000 1:12.8 USA Newark 6/30/1923 58.64 8/2/1972 53.78 Henry AUS Melbourne 3/18/2006 1:12.2 Mariechen Wehselau,USA Paris 7/19/1924 58.59 Sandy Nielson 8/29/1972 1:10.0 Ethel Lackie USA Toledo 1/28/1926 58.22 Kim Peyton 8/24/1974 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 1:09.8 Eleanora Carratti USA Honolulu 8/7/1929 57.74 Shirley Babashoff 6/22/1975 1:09.4 Albina Osipowich USA San Francisco 8/25/1929 57.48 Shirley Babashoff 8/23/1975 53.30 Britta Steffen GER Budapest 8/2/2006 1:08.0 USA Miami Beach 3/14/1930 56.95 Shirley Babashoff 6/20/1976 53.42sf Libby Lenton AUS Melbourne 1/31/2006 1:06.6 Helene Madison USA Boston 4/20/1931 56.81 Kim Peyton 7/19/1976 53.52sf Jodie Henry AUS Athens 8/18/2004 1:06.0 Willy den Ouden NETH Antwerp 7/9/1933 56.26r 8/27/1977 53.58 Amanda Weir USA Irvine 8/5/2006 1:05.4 Willy den Ouden NETH Amsterdam 2/24/1934 55.80 Cynthia Woodhead 4/22/1979 53.77sf Inge de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/20/2000 1:04.8 Willy den Ouden NETH Rotterdam 4/15/1934 55.63 Cynthia Woodhead 9/3/1979 53.83 Natalie Coughlin USA Victoria 8/18/2006 1:04.6 Willy den Ouden NETH Amsterdam 2/27/1936 55.57 Jenna Johnson 6/22/1986 53.96 Alice Mills AUS Sydney 3/17/2005 1:04.5 AUS Sydney 2/21/1956 55.30r Dara Torres 3/26/1988 54.01 Jingyi Le CHN Rome 9/5/1994 1:04.2 Cockie Gastelaars NETH Amsterdam 3/3/1956 55.17 Nicole Haislett 1/7/1991 54.03 Yingwen Zhu CHN Nanjing 10/18/2005 1:04.0 Cockie Gastelaars NETH Schiedam 4/14/1956 55.14p Angel Martino 8/23/1991 54.07 Jenny Thompson USA Indianapolis 8/14/2000 1:03.3 Dawn Fraser AUS Townsville 8/25/1956 55.00p Angel Martino 3/1/1992 54.15 Bin Lu CHN Rome 9/5/1994 1:03.2 AUS Sydney 10/25/1956 54.48p Jenny Thompson 3/1/1992 54.15 Yanwei Xu CHN Nanjing 10/18/2005 1:02.4 Lorraine Crapp AUS Melbourne 12/1/1956 54.27 Jenny Thompson 7/14/2000 54.25 Marleen Veldhuis NED Eindhoven 12/1/2006 1:02.0 Dawn Fraser AUS Melbourne 12/1/1956 54.07 Jenny Thompson 8/14/2000 54.33 Therese Alshammar SWE Sydney 9/21/2000 53.99 Natalie Coughlin 8/29/2002 54.37 Hanna-Maria Seppala FIN Barcelona 7/25/2003 New Regulations 53.58 Amanda Weir 8/5/2006 54.38 Kara Lynn Joyce USA Long Beach 7/12/2004 1:01.5y Dawn Fraser AUS Melbourne 2/18/1958 54.39 Antje Buschschulte GER Germany 6/15/2000 1:01.4y Dawn Fraser AUS Cardiff 7/21/1958 54.39 Franziska Van Almsick GER Berlin 8/1/2002 1:01.2 Dawn Fraser AUS Schiedam 8/10/1958 FASTEST FIELDS 54.40 Ying Shan CHN Hiroshima 10/1/1994 1:00.2y Dawn Fraser AUS Sydney 2/23/1960 Top 8 Finals 54.40 Federica Pellegrini ITA Livorno 3/10/2004 1:00.0y Dawn Fraser AUS Melbourne 10/23/1962 Xth FINA World Championships; Barcelona, ESP; 2003 59.9y Dawn Fraser AUS Melbourne 10/27/1962 54.43 Dara Torres USA Sydney 9/21/2000 54.37 Hanna-Marie Seppala, FIN 59.5y Dawn Fraser AUS Perth 11/24/1962 54.45 Martina Moravcova SVK Helsinski 7/5/2000 54.58 Jodie Henry, AUS 58.9 Dawn Fraser AUS Sydney 2/29/1964 54.46 Malia Metella FRA Madrid 5/12/2004 54.65 Jenny Thompson, USA 58.9e AUS London 4/30/1971 54.47 Lacey Nymeyer USA Irvine 8/5/2006 54.79 Alena Poptchenko, BLR 58.5 Shane Gould AUS Sydney 1/8/1972 54.48 N.M. Niangkouara GRE Budapest 8/2/2006 54.82 Libby Lenton, AUS 58.25 Kornelia Ender GDR Berlin 7/13/1973 54.86 Martina Moravcova, SVK 58.12 Kornelia Ender GDR Utrecht 8/18/1973 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 54.91 Antje Buschschulte, GER 57.61 Kornelia Ender GDR Belgrade 9/8/1973 53.58 Amanda Weir 2006 55.17 Marleen Veldhuis, NED 57.54 Kornelia Ender GDR Belgrade 9/9/1973 53.83 Natalie Coughlin 2006 Top 8 Prelims 57.51 Kornelia Ender GDR Rostock 7/4/1974 54.07 Jenny Thompson 2000 See top 8 from top 16 below 56.96 Kornelia Ender GDR Vienna 8/19/1974 54.38 Kara Lynn Joyce 2004 56.38 Kornelia Ender GDR Dresden 3/14/1975 Top 16 Prelims 54.43 Dara Torres 2000 56.22 Kornelia Ender GDR Cali 7/26/1975 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 54.47 Lacey Nymeyer 2006 55.73 Kornelia Ender GDR Berlin 6/6/1976 54.43 Inge de Bruijn, NED 54.77 Maritza Correia 2004 55.65 Kornelia Ender GDR Montreal 7/19/1976 54.53 Kara Lynn Joyce, USA 54.83r Angel Martino 1992 55.41 Barbara Krause GDR Berlin 7/5/1978 54.82 Natalie Coughlin, USA Marleen Veldhuis, NED 54.88r Lindsay Benko 2002 54.98 Barbara Krause GDR Moscow 7/20/1980 54.89 Libby Lenton, AUS Martina Moravcova, SVK 55.08 Amy Van Dyken 2000 54.79 Barbara Krause GDR Moscow 7/21/1980 55.08 Malia Metella, FRA 55.14p Nicole Haislett 1992 54.73 Kristin Otto GDR Madrid 8/19/1986 55.12 Nery Mantey Niangkouara, GRE 55.15p Gabrielle Rose 2002 54.48p Jenny Thompson USA Indianapolis 3/1/1992 55.13 Jodie Henry, AUS 55.20 Colleen Lanne 2001 54.01 Jingyi Le CHN Rome 9/5/1994 55.17 Martina Moravcova, SVK 55.21 Rhi Jeffrey 2003 53.80 Inge de Bruijn NED Sheffield 5/29/2000 55.41 Federica Pellegrini, ITA 55.21p Katie Hoff 2006 53.77sf Inge de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/20/2000 55.49 Alena Popchenka, BLR 55.27p Andrea Hupman 2006 53.66sf Libby Lenton AUS Sydney 3/31/2004 55.57 Franziska van Almsick, GER 55.28 Ashley Tappin 1998 53.52sf Jodie Henry AUS Athens 8/18/2004 55.76 Tomoko Nagai, JPN 55.34 Whitney Myers 2006 53.42sf Libby Lenton AUS Melbourne 1/31/2006 55.81 Marleen Veldhuis, NED 55.40 1988 53.30 Britta Steffen GER Budapest 8/2/2006 55.87 , SWE 55.41p Courtney Shealy 2000 56.01 Hanna Shcherba, BLR 55.47 Stephanie Williams 2003 56.01 Hanna-Maria Seppala, FIN 55.50sf Christina Swindle 2000 55.57 Jenna Johnson 1986 55.61 Erin Phenix 2000 55.61 Tammie Stone 2001

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 79 Women’s 200m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 1:56.64 Franziska Van Almsick GER Berlin 8/3/2002 2:56.0 Fanny Durack AUS Manly 3/4/1915 2:15.1 Chris von Saltza 8/4/1960 1:56.73 GER Wurzburg 11/27/2006 2:47.6 C. Boyle USA New Brighton 8/25/1921 2:14.6 8/19/1962 1:56.78 Van Almsick GER Rome 9/6/1994 2:45.2 Gertrude Ederle USA Brooklyn 4/4/1923 2:12.6 Pokey Watson 7/12/1964 1:56.89 Bin Lu CHN Rome 9/6/1994 2:40.6y USA Miami 2/28/1926 2:12.3 8/15/1965 1:57.06r Libby Lenton AUS Montreal 7/28/2005 2:34.6 Helene Madison USA St. Augustine 3/6/1930 2:11.6 Pokey Watson 7/29/1966 1:57.15 Otylia Jedrzejczak POL Budapest 8/5/2006 2:28.6 Willy den Ouden NETH Rotterdam 5/3/1933 2:11.4 Martha Randall 8/6/1966 1:57.25 Caitlin McClatchy GBR Melbourne 3/16/2006 2:27.6y Willy den Ouden NETH Durdee 5/5/1934 2:10.5 Pokey Watson 8/19/1966 1:57.30 Yan Chen CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 2:25.3 Willy den Ouden NETH Copenhagen 9/8/1935 2:09.7 Pamela Kruse 8/19/1967 1:57.32 Luna Wang CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 2:24.6 Rie van Veen NETH Rotterdam 2/26/1938 2:09.5 Sue Pederson 7/6/1968 1:57.41r Lindsay Benko USA Barcelona 7/24/2003 2:21.7 DEN Aarthus 9/11/1938 2:08.8 Edith Wetzel 8/2/1968 2:20.7 Dawn Fraser AUS Sydney 2/25/1956 2:06.7 8/24/1968 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 2:19.3 Lorraine Crapp AUS Townsville 8/25/1956 2:05.21 Shirley Babashoff 8/14/1972 2:18.5 Lorraine Crapp AUS Sydney 10/20/1956 2:04.33 Shirley Babashoff 9/1/1972 1:56.64 Franziska Van Almsick GER Berlin 8/3/2002 2:02.94 Shirley Babashoff 8/23/1974 1:56.73 Annika Lurz GER Wurzburg 11/27/2006 New Regulations 2:02.94 Shirley Babashoff 8/31/1974 1:56.89 Bin Lu CHN Rome 9/6/1994 2:17.7y Dawn Fraser AUS Adelaide 2/10/1958 2:02.54 Shirley Babashoff 6/19/1975 1:57.06r Libby Lenton AUS Montreal 7/28/2005 2:14.7y Dawn Fraser AUS Melbourne 2/22/1958 2:02.50 Shirley Babashoff 7/23/1975 1:57.15 Otylia Jedrzejczak POL Budapest 8/3/2006 2:11.6y Dawn Fraser AUS Sydney 2/27/1960 2:02.39 Shirley Babashoff 8/21/1975 1:57.25 Caitlin McClatchy GBR Melbourne 3/16/2006 2:10.5 Lillian 'Pokey' Watson USA Lincoln 8/19/1966 1:59.49 Cynthia Woodhead 8/3/1978 1:57.30 Yan Chen CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 2:09.7 Pamela Kruse USA Philadelphia 8/19/1967 1:58.53 Cynthia Woodhead 8/22/1978 1:57.32 Luna Wang CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 2:09.5 Sue Pedersen USA Santa Clara 7/6/1968 1:58.43 Cynthia Woodhead 7/3/1979 1:57.41r Lindsay Benko USA Barcelona 7/24/2003 2:08.8 Edith Wetzel USA Lincoln 8/2/1968 1:58.23 Cynthia Woodhead 9/2/1979 1:57.47sf Susan O'Neill AUS Sydney 5/15/2000 2:06.7 Deborah Meyer USA Los Angeles 8/28/1968 1:57.90 Nicole Haislett 7/27/1992 1:57.48 Claudia Poll CRC Fukuoka 8/10/1997 2:06.5 Shane Gould AUS London 5/1/1971 1:57.41r Lindsay Benko 7/24/2003 1:57.51 GBR Sheffield 4/9/2004 2:05.8 Shane Gould AUS Sydney 11/26/1971 1:57.55 Heike Friedrich GDR East Berlin 6/18/1986 2:05.21 Shirley Babashoff USA Chicago 8/14/1972 1:57.70 Yu Yang CHN Tianjin 4/18/2003 2:03.56 Shane Gould AUS Munich 9/1/1972 FASTEST FIELDS 1:57.74r Natalie Coughlin USA Athens 8/18/2004 2:03.22 Kornelia Ender GDR Vienna 8/23/1974 Top 8 Finals 1:57.75 Kristin Otto GDR Magdeburg 5/23/1984 2:02.94 Shirley Babashoff USA Concord 8/23/1974 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 2:02.94 Shirley Babashoff USA Concord 8/31/1974 1:57.80 Camelia Potec ROM Berlin 8/3/2002 1:58.03 Camelia Potec, ROM 2:02.27 Kornelia Ender GDR Dresden 3/15/1975 1:57.81 Laure Manaudou FRA Tours 5/13/2006 1:58.22 Federica Pellegrini, ITA 1:59.78 Kornelia Ender GDR Berlin 6/2/1976 1:57.90 Nicole Haislett USA Barcelona 7/27/1992 1:58.45 Solenne Figues, FRA 1:59.26 Kornelia Ender GDR Montreal 7/22/1976 1:57.91 Alena Popchanka BLR Berlin 8/2/2002 1:58.62 Paulina Barzycka, POL 1:58.53 Cynthia Woodhead USA Berlin 8/22/1978 1:57.92 Federica Pellegrini ITA Riccione 4/9/2005 1:58.88 Franziska van Almsick, GER 1:58.43 Cynthia Woodhead USA San Juan 7/3/1979 1:57.95 Jiaying Pang CHN Nanjing 10/16/2005 1:58.98 Dana Vollmer, USA 1:58.23 Cynthia Woodhead USA Tokyo 9/3/1979 1:58.02 Katie Hoff USA Victoria 8/17/2006 1:59.16 Jiaying Pang, CHN 1:57.75 Kristin Otto GDR Magdeberg 5/23/1984 1:58.07 AUS Chandler 12/6/2006 1:59.20 Josefin Lillhage, SWE 1:58.11 Liang Zhang CHN Guangzhou 11/1/2001 1:57.55 Heike Friedrich GDR East Berlin 6/18/1986 Top 8 Prelims 1:56.78 Franziska van Almsick GER Rome 9/6/1994 See top 8 from top 16 below ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 1:56.64 Franziska van Almsick GER Berlin 8/3/2002 Top 16 Prelims 1:57.41r Lindsay Benko 2003 XIth World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 1:57.74r Natalie Coughlin 2004 1:59.12 Federica Pellegrini, ITA 1:57.90 Nicole Haislett 1992 1:59.28 Katie Hoff, USA 1:58.02 Katie Hoff 2006 1:59.32 , AUS 1:58.23 Cynthia Woodhead 1979 1:59.72 Yu Yang, CHN 1:58.56p Amanda Weir 2006 1:59.75 Solenne Figues, FRA 1:58.79 Dana Vollmer 2006 1:59.83 Whitney Myers, USA 1:58.92p Mitzi Kremer 1988 1:59.88 Sara Isakovic, SLO 1:58.93p Lacey Nymeyer 2006 1:59.90 Josefin Lillhage, SWE 1:58.97p Mary Wayte 1988 2:00.06 Norie Urabe, JPN 1:59.27 Betsy Mitchell 1986 2:00.11 Camelia Potec, ROM 1:59.38rp 2000 2:00.17 Melanie Marshall, GBR 1:59.38sf Whitney Myers 2005 2:00.19 Claudia Poll, CRC 1:59.49 Jenny Thompson 2000 2:00.24 Sophie Simard, CAN 1:59.50 Cristina Teuscher 1996 2:00.34 Paulina Barzycka, POL 1:59.55 Kaitlin Sandeno 2004 2:00.41 Jiaying Pang, CHN 1:59.57 1996 2:00.63 , GER 1:59.74 2005 1:59.76sf Rhi Jeffrey 2003 1:59.90 Kara Lynn Joyce 2006 1:59.92 1988 1:59.93 Mary DeScenza 2005 1:59.97 Lauren Thies 2001 1:59.99 Carly Piper 2004 2:00.01 Mary T. Meagher 1986

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 80 Women’s 400m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 4:02.13 Laure Manaudou FRA Budapest 8/6/2006 6:30.2y Ethelda Bleibtrey USA New York 8/16/1919 4:44.5 Chris von Saltza 8/5/1960 4:03.03 Manaudou FRA Tours 5/12/2006 6:16.6 Helda James GBR Leeds 7/29/1921 4:42.0 7/11/1964 4:03.85 Janet Evans USA Seoul 9/22/1988 5:53.2 Gertrude Ederle USA Indianapolis 8/4/1922 4:41.7 Marilyn Ramenofsky 8/1/1964 4:04.53 Evans USA Tokyo 8/19/1989 5:51.4 Martha Norelius USA Coral Gables 1/23/1927 4:39.5 Marilyn Ramenofsky 8/31/1964 4:05.00 Yan Chen CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 5:49.6 Martha Norelius USA New York 6/30/1928 4:39.2 Martha Randall 8/14/1965 4:05.34 Manaudou FRA Athens 8/15/2004 5:42.8 Martha Norelius USA Amsterdam 8/6/1928 4:38.0 Martha Randall 8/26/1965 4:05.45 Evans USA Orlando 12/20/1988 5:39.2 Martha Norelius USA Vienna 8/27/1928 4:36.8 Pamela Kruse 6/30/1967 4:05.75 Kate Ziegler USA Irvine 8/1/2006 5:31.0 Helene Madison USA Seattle 2/3/1931 4:36.4 Pamela Kruse 7/7/1967 4:05.80 Brooke Bennett USA Sydney 9/17/2000 5:28.5 Helene Madison USA Los Angeles 8/13/1932 4:32.6 Debbie Meyer 7/27/1967 4:05.83 Katie Hoff USA Irvine 8/1/2006 5:16.0 Willy den Ouden NETH Rotterdam 7/12/1934 4:29.0 Debbie Meyer 8/18/1967 5:14.2 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Copenhagen 2/10/1937 4:26.7 Debbie Meyer 8/1/1968 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 5:14.0 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Gand 10/3/1937 4:24.5 Debbie Meyer 8/25/1968 5:12.4 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Magdeburg 11/14/1937 4:24.3 Debbie Meyer 8/20/1970 4:02.13 Laure Manaudou FRA Budapest 8/6/2006 5:11.0 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Copenhagen 12/12/1937 4:22.81 9/9/1971 4:03.85 Janet Evans USA Seoul 9/22/1988 5:08.2 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Copenhagen 1/16/1938 4:21.99 Keena Rothhammer 8/3/1972 4:05.00 Yan Chen CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 5:06.1 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Copenhagen 8/1/1938 4:18.07 Keena Rothhammer 3/22/1973 4:05.75 Kate Ziegler USA Irvine 8/1/2006 5:05.4 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Svendborg 9/8/1940 4:17.33 Heather Greenwood 6/28/1974 4:05.80 Brooke Bennett USA Sydney 9/17/2000 5:00.1 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Copenhagen 9/15/1940 4:15.77 Shirley Babashoff 8/22/1974 4:05.83 Katie Hoff USA Irvine 8/1/2006 4:50.8 Lorraine Crapp AUS Townsville 8/25/1956 4:14.76 Shirley Babashoff 6/20/1975 4:05.94 Heike Friedrich GDR Seoul 9/22/1988 4:47.2 Lorraine Crapp AUS Sydney 10/20/1956 4:12.85 Shirley Babashoff 6/18/1976 4:05.84 Otylia Jedrzejczak POL Athens 8/15/2004 4:10.46 Shirley Babashoff 7/20/1976 4:05.84 Anke Mohring GDR Bonn 8/17/1989 New Regulations 4:07.66 Kim Linehan 8/2/1978 4:06.19 Camelia Potec ROM Athens 8/15/2004 4:45.4y Isla Konrads AUS Sydney 1/9/1960 4:07.15 Cynthia Woodhead 8/24/1978 4:06.19 Kaitlin Sandeno USA Athens 8/15/2004 4:44.5 Christine von Saltza USA Detroit 8/5/1960 4:07.12 Kim Linehan 7/27/1979 4:06.28 Tracey Wickham AUS West Berlin 8/26/1978 4:42.0 Marilyn Ramenofsky USA Los Altos 7/11/1964 4:07.10 Tiffany Cohen 7/31/1984 4:06.31 Hayley Peirsol USA Irvine 8/1/2006 4:41.7 Marilyn Ramenofsky USA Los Altos 8/1/1964 4:05.45 Janet Evans 12/20/1987 4:06.55 Hannah Stockbauer GER Germany 6/1/2000 4:39.5 Marilyn Ramenofsky USA New York 8/31/1964 4:03.85 Janet Evans 9/22/1988 4:06.56 Claudia Poll CRC Fukuoka 8/12/1997 4:39.2 Martha Randall USA Maumee 8/14/1965 4:06.74 Ai Shibata JPN Montreal 7/24/2005 4:38.0 Martha Randall USA Monaco 8/26/1965 4:06.79 Linda MacKenzie AUS Chandler 12/3/2006 4:36.8 Pamela Kruse USA Ft. Lauderdale 6/30/1967 FASTEST FIELDS 4:06.97 Liang Zhang CHN Guangzhou 11/1/2001 4:36.4 Pamela Kruse USA Santa Clara 7/7/1967 Top 8 Finals 4:07.02 Caitlin McClatchey GBR Swansea 6/17/2005 4:32.6 Deborah Meyer USA Winnipeg 7/27/1967 XIth World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 4:29.0 Deborah Meyer USA Philadelphia 8/18/1967 4:07.07 Diana Munz USA Sydney 9/17/2000 4:06.44 Laure Manaudou, FRA 4:26.7 Deborah Meyer USA Lincoln 8/1/1968 4:07.10 Tiffany Cohen USA Los Angeles 7/31/1984 4:06.74 Ai Shibata, JPN 4:24.5 Deborah Meyer USA Los Angeles 8/25/1968 4:07.10 Yana Klochkova UKR Berlin 7/31/2002 4:07.25 Caitlin McClatchey, GBR 4:24.3 Deborah Meyer USA Los Angeles 8/20/1970 4:07.12 Jianying Pang CHN Guangzhou 11/1/2001 4:07.32 Brittany Reimer, CAN 4:22.6 AUS London 4/30/1971 4:07.12 Kim Linehan USA Austin 7/27/1979 4:08.06 Camelia Potec, ROM 4:21.2 Shane Gould AUS Santa Clara 7/9/1971 4:07.15 Cynthia Woodhead USA Berlin 8/24/1978 4:08.75 Linda MacKenzie, AUS 4:19.04 Shane Gould AUS Munich 8/30/1972 4:08.88 Joanne Jackson, GBR 4:18.07 Keena Rothhammer USA Louisville 3/22/1973 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 4:10.02 Claudia Poll, CRC 4:17.33 Heather Greenwood USA Santa Clara 6/28/1974 4:03.85 Janet Evans 1988 Top 8 Prelims 4:15.77 Shirley Babashoff USA Concord 8/22/1974 4:05.75 Kate Ziegler 2006 See top 8 from top 16 below 4:14.76 Shirley Babashoff USA Long Beach 6/20/1975 4:05.80 Brooke Bennett 2000 4:11.69 Barbara Krause GDR Berlin 6/3/1976 Top 16 Prelims 4:05.83 Katie Hoff 2006 4:09.89 Petra Thumer GDR Montreal 7/20/1976 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 4:06.19 Kaitlin Sandeno 2004 4:08.91 Petra Thumer GDR Joenkoeping 8/17/1977 4:06.76 Laure Manaudou, FRA 4:06.31 Hayley Peirsol 2006 4:07.66 Kim Linehan USA Woodlands 8/2/1978 4:07.11 Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 4:07.07 Diana Munz 2000 4:07.15 Cynthia Woodhead USA Berlin 8/24/1978 4:07.39 Camelia Potec, ROM 4:07.10 Tiffany Cohen 1984 4:06.28 Tracey Wickham AUS Berlin 8/24/1978 4:07.63 Ai Shibata, JPN 4:07.12 Kim Linehan 1979 4:05.45 Janet Evans USA Orlando 12/20/1987 4:08.18 Rebecca Cooke, GBR 4:07.15 Cynthia Woodhead 1978 4:03.85 Janet Evans USA Seoul 9/22/1988 4:08.22 Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 4:07.89 Tami Bruce 1988 4:03.03 Laure Manaudou FRA Tours 5/12/2006 4:08.46 Linda Mackenzie, AUS 4:08.05 Mitzi Kremer 1988 4:02.13 Laure Manaudou FRA Budapest 8/6/2006 4:09.10 Sachiko Yamada, JPN 4:08.75 Lindsay Benko 1999 4:09.75 Claudia Poll Ahrens, CRC 4:09.58 1988 4:09.83 Kalyn Keller, USA 4:09.78 Kalyn Keller 2004 4:10.39 Simona Paduraru, ROM 4:09.82 Marybeth Linzmeier 1982 4:10.46 Hannah Stockbauer, GER 4:09.97 Debbie Babashoff 1986 4:11.67 Elka Graham, AUS 4:10.33 Juliane Brossman 1984 4:11.81 Jiaying Pang, CHN 4:10.46 Shirley Babashoff 1976 4:12.08 Eva Risztov, HUN 4:10.48 2003 4:12.33 Brittany Reimer, CAN 4:10.80 Cristina Teuscher 1998 4:10.83p Ellen Stonebraker 1999 4:10.88 Melissa Deary 1998 4:10.89p Adrienne Binder 2006 4:11.01 1990

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 81 Women’s 800m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 8:16.22 Janet Evans USA Tokyo 8/20/1989 13:19.0y Gertrude Ederle USA Indianapolis 8/17/1919 9:51.6 Carolyn House 8/26/1962 8:17.12 Evans USA Orlando 3/22/1988 12:58.2y Ethel McGary USA Detroit 8/6/1925 9:47.3 Patty Carreto 7/30/1964 8:19.29 Laure Manaudou FRA Budapest 8/2/2006 12:56.0y Ethel McGary USA Indianapolis 8/15/1925 9:36.9 9/28/1964 8:19.53 Anke Mohring GDR Strasbourg 8/22/1987 12:47.2y Martha Norelius USA Philadelphia 8/7/1926 9:35.8 Debbie Meyer 7/9/1968 8:19.67 Brooke Bennett USA Sydney 9/22/2000 12:17.8 Martha Norelius USA Massapaqua 7/31/1927 9:22.9 Debbie Meyer 7/29/1967 8:20.20 Evans USA Seoul 9/24/1988 12:03.8 Josephine McKim USA Honolulu 8/10/1929 9:19.0 Debbie Meyer 7/21/1968 8:22.09 Astrid Strauss GDR Seoul 9/24/1988 11:41.2y Helene Madison USA Long Beach 7/6/1930 9:17.8 Debbie Meyer 8/4/1968 8:22.11 Evans USA Los Angeles 8/4/1989 11:34.4y Laura Kight USA Manhattan 7/31/1925 9:10.4 Debbie Meyer 8/28/1968 8:22.44 Evans USA Clovis 7/27/1987 11:11.7 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Copenhagen 7/3/1936 9:09.60 Vicki King 8/28/1971 8:22.66 Yana Klochkova UKR Sydney 9/22/2000 10:52.5 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Copenhagen 8/13/1941 8:59.37 Ann Simmons 9/10/1971 10:42.4 Valerie Gyenge HUN Budapest 6/28/1953 8:53.83 Jo Harshbarger 8/6/1972 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 10:30.9 Lorraine Crapp AUS Sydney 1/14/1956 8:53.68 Keena Rothhammer 9/3/1972 10:17.7y AUS Sydney 1/9/1958 8:47.50 Keena Rothhammer 8/25/1974 8:16.22 Janet Evans USA Tokyo 8/20/1989 10:16.2y Ilsa Konrads AUS Melbourne 2/20/1958 8:46.51 Heather Greenwood 6/21/1975 8:19.29 Laure Manaudou FRA Budapest 8/2/2006 10:11.8y Ilsa Konrads AUS Townsville 6/13/1958 8:46.00 Shirley Babashoff 6/19/1976 8:19.53 Anke Mohring GDR Strasbourg 8/22/1987 10:11.4y Ilsa Konrads AUS Hobart 2/19/1959 8:39.63 Shirley Babashoff 6/21/1976 8:19.67 Brooke Bennett USA Sydney 9/22/2000 9:55.6 Jane Cederquist SWE Uppsala 8/17/1960 8:37.59 Shirley Babashoff 7/25/1976 8:22.09 Astrid Strauss GDR Seoul 9/24/1988 9:51.6 Carolyn House USA Los Altos 8/26/1962 8:36.62 Alice Browne 8/27/1977 8:22.66 Yana Klochkova UKR Sydney 9/22/2000 9:47.3 Patricia Carreto USA Los Altos 7/30/1964 8:31.99 Kim Linehan 8/6/1978 8:22.93 Julie McDonald AUS Seoul 9/24/1988 9:36.9 Sharon Finneran USA Los Angeles 9/28/1964 8:29.35 Cynthia Woodhead 8/28/1978 8:23.66 Hannah Stockbauer GER Barcelona 7/26/2003 9:35.8 Deborah Meyer USA Santa Clara 9/9/1967 8:24.70 Kim Linehan 8/16/1979 8:23.68 Sachiko Yamada JPN Japan LC 4/1/2004 9:22.9 Deborah Meyer USA Winnipeg 7/29/1967 8:22.44 Janet Evans 7/27/1987 8:23.83 Jana Henke GER Berlin 8/1/2002 9:19.0 Deborah Meyer USA Los Angeles 7/21/1968 8:17.12 Janet Evans 3/22/1988 8:24.15 AUS Boca Raton 5/25/1988 9:17.8 Deborah Meyer USA Lincoln 8/4/1968 8:16.22 Janet Evans 8/20/1989 8:24.19 Diana Munz USA Barcelona 7/26/2003 9:10.4 Deborah Meyer USA Los Angeles 8/28/1968 8:24.29 Kaitlin Sandeno USA Sydney 9/22/2000 9:09.1 Karen Moras AUS Sydney 3/1/1970 8:24.54 Ai Shibata JPN Athens 8/20/2004 FASTEST FIELDS 9:02.4 Karen Moras AUS 7/18/1970 8:24.56 Kate Ziegler USA Victoria 8/17/2006 Top 8 Finals 8:59.4 Ann Simmons USA Minsk 9/10/1971 8:24.62 Tracey Wickham AUS Edmonton 8/5/1978 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 8:58.1 Shane Gould AUS Sydney 12/3/1971 8:24.70 Kim Linehan USA Fort Lauderdale 8/16/1979 8:24.54 Ai Shibata, JPN 8:53.83 Jo Ann Harshbarger USA Chicago 8/6/1972 8:24.77 Sarah Hardcastle GBR Edinburgh 7/29/1986 8:24.96 Laure Manaudou, FRA 8:53.68 Keena Rothhammer USA Munich 9/3/1972 8:24.95 Tiffany Cohen USA Los Angeles 8/3/1984 8:26.61 Diana Munz, USA 8:52.97 Novella Calligaris ITA Belgrade 9/9/1973 8:25.36 Hua Chen CHN Busan 10/5/2002 8:26.97 Kalyn Keller, USA 8:50.1 Jennifer Turrall AUS Sydney 1/5/1974 8:25.78 Michelle Ford AUS Edmonton 8/5/1978 8:29.04 Erika Villaecija, ESP 8:47.5 Jo Ann Harshbarger USA Concord 8/25/1974 8:25.91 Flavia Rigamonti SUI Sydney 9/22/2000 8:29.37 Rebecca Cooke, GBR 8:43.48 Jennifer Turrall AUS London 3/31/1975 8:26.33 Kalyn Keller USA Long Beach 7/13/2004 8:33.95 Jana Henke, GER 8:40.68 Petra Thumer GDR Berlin 6/4/1976 8:26.37 Sheridan Burge-Lopez AUS Boca Raton 5/25/1988 8:37.02 Simona Paduraru, ROM 8:39.63 Shirley Babashoff USA Long Beach 6/21/1976 8:26.45 Hayley Peirsol USA Irvine 8/5/2006 8:37.14 Petra Thumer GDR Montreal 7/25/1976 Top 8 Prelims XXVIIth Olympic Games; Sydney, AUS; 2000 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 8:35.04 Petra Thumer GDR Laipzig 7/9/1977 8:34.86 Michelle Ford AUS Brisbane 1/6/1978 8:26.47 Brooke Bennett, USA 8:16.22 Janet Evans 1989 8:31.30 Michelle Ford AUS Sydney 1/21/1978 8:29.84 Yana Klochkova, UKR 8:19.67 Brooke Bennett 2000 8:30.53 Tracey Wickham AUS Brisbane 2/21/1978 8:30.12 Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 8:24.19 Diana Munz 2003 8:24.62 Tracey Wickham AUS Edmonton 8/5/1978 8:30.44 Flavia Rigamonti, SUI 8:24.29 Kaitlin Sandeno 2000 8:22.44 Janet Evans USA Clovis 7/27/1987 8:31.74 Hannah Stockbauer, GER 8:24.56 Kate Ziegler 2006 8:19.53 Anke Mohring DDR Strasbourg 8/19/1987 8:31.86 Jana Henke, GER 8:24.70 Kim Linehan 1979 8:17.12 Janet Evans USA Orlando 3/22/1988 8:33.06 Sachiko Yamada, JPN 8:24.95 Tiffany Cohen 1984 8:16.22 Janet Evans USA Tokyo 8/20/1989 8:33.23 Hua Chen, CHN 8:26.33 Kalyn Keller 2004 Top 16 Prelims 8:26.45 Hayley Peirsol 2006 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 8:27.80 Marybeth Linzmeier 1981 8:25.91 Laure Manaudou, FRA 8:28.82 Michele Richardson 1984 8:28.47 Rebecca Cooke, GBR 8:29.35 Cynthia Woodhead 1978 8:30.08 Ai Shibata, JPN 8:30.00 Tami Bruce 1988 8:30.87 Diana Munz, USA 8:30.05 Erika Hansen 1992 8:31.06 Jana Henke, GER 8:30.4h Leslie Daland 1986 8:32.36 Kalyn Keller, USA 8:30.8h Kathy Hettche 1986 8:33.61 Erika Villaecija, ESP 8:31.50 Katie Hoff 2006 8:34.15 Simona Paduraru, ROM 8:31.98 Kim Brown 1987 8:35.81 Sarah Paton, AUS 8:32.41 Adrienne Binder 2003 8:35.90 Linda Mackenzie, AUS 8:32.56 Julie Kole 1989 8:36.24 Hua Chen, CHN 8:33.08 Alyssa Kiel 2004 8:36.48 Sashiko Yamada, JPN 8:33.46 Kelsey Ditto 2006 8:38.10 Flavia Rigamonti, SUI 8:33.98 Trina Jackson 1995 8:38.17 Hannah Stockbauer, GER 8:34.04 Debbie Babashoff 1986 8:40.41 Kristel Kobrich, CHI 8:34.16 Andrea Hayes 1987 8:41.20 Camelia Potec, ROM

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 82 Women’s 1500m Freestyle

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 15:52.10 Janet Evans USA Orlando 3/26/1988 25:06.6 H. Wainwright USA Manhattan 8/19/1922 18:44.0 Carolyn House 8/16/1962 15:54.23 Evans USA Federal Way 7/23/1990 24:07.6 E. McGary USA Coral Gables 12/31/1925 18:30.5 Patty Carreto 7/30/1964 15:55.01 Kate Ziegler USA Victoria 8/17/2006 24:00.2 Edith Mayne GBR Exmouth 9/15/1926 18:27.3 Patty Carreto 8/12/1965 15:57.36 Hayley Peirsol USA Victoria 8/17/2006 23:44.6 Martha Norelius USA Massapaqua 7/28/1927 18:12.9 Patty Carreto 8/21/1966 15:59.44 Evans USA Austin 7/30/1993 23:17.2 Helene Madison USA New York 7/15/1931 18:11.1 Debbie Meyer 7/9/1967 16:00.18 Hannah Stockbauer GER Barcelona 7/22/2003 22:36.7 G. Frederiksen DEN Copenhagen 6/26/1936 17:50.2 Debbie Meyer 8/20/1967 16:00.41 Ziegler USA Montreal 7/26/2005 21:45.7 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Helsigor 7/3/1938 17:31.2 Debbie Meyer 7/21/1968 16:00.73 Evans USA Clovis 7/31/1987 21:10.1 Raghild Hveger DEN Helsigor 8/11/1940 17:19.9 Debbie Meyer 8/17/1969 16:01.01 Stockbauer GER Fukuoka 7/28/2001 20:57.0 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Copenhagen 8/20/1941 17:19.20 Cathy Calhoun 8/28/1971 16:03.01 Laure Manaudou FRA Tours 3/14/2006 20:46.5 Lenie deNijs NED Utrecht 7/23/1955 17:15.67 Jo Harshbarger 6/24/1973 20:22.8 NED Utrecht 8/21/1956 16:54.14 Jo Harshbarger 8/25/1973 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 20:03.1 Jans Koster NED Holversum 7/27/1957 16:49.41 Karen Hazen 6/30/1974 19:25.7y Ilsa Konrads AUS Sydney 1/14/1960 16:39.54 Jo Harshbarger 8/25/1974 15:52.10 Janet Evans USA Orlando 3/26/1988 19:23.6 Jane Cederqvist SWE Uppsala 9/8/1960 16:37.90 Alice Browne 8/7/1977 15:55.01 Kate Ziegler USA Victoria 8/17/2006 19:02.8 Margareta Rylander SWE Uppsala 6/27/1961 16:24.60 Alice Browne 8/21/1977 15:57.36 Hayley Peirsol USA Victoria 8/17/2006 18:44.0 Carolyn House USA Chicago 8/16/1962 16:15.66 Kim Linehan 6/25/1978 16:00.18 Hannah Stockbauer GER Barcelona 7/22/2003 18:30.5 Patricia Carreto USA Los Altos 7/30/1964 16:04.49 Kim Linehan 8/19/1979 16:03.01 Laure Manaudou FRA Tours 3/14/2006 18:23.7 Patricia Carreto USA Los Altos 8/12/1965 16:00.73 Janet Evans 7/31/1987 16:03.30 Diana Munz USA Federal Way 4/1/2000 18:12.9 Patricia Carreto USA Lincoln 8/21/1966 15:52.10 Janet Evans 3/26/1988 16:04.34 Flavia Rigamonti SUI Montreal 7/26/2005 18:11.1 Deborah Meyer USA Santa Clara 7/9/1967 16:04.49 Kim Linehan USA Fort Lauderdale 8/19/1979 17:50.2 Deborah Meyer USA Philadelphia 8/20/1967 16:04.84 Hayley Lewis AUS Kobe 8/12/1993 FASTEST FIELDS 17:31.2 Deborah Meyer USA Los Angeles 7/21/1968 16:06.13 Sachiko Yamada JPN Orlando 2/14/2004 Top 8 Finals/Prelims 17:19.9 Deborah Meyer USA Lousiville 8/17/1969 16:06.63 Tracey Wickham AUS Perth 2/25/1979 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 17:00.6 Shane Gould AUS Sydney 12/12/1971 16:07.73 Brittany Reimer CAN Montreal 7/26/2005 16:00.41 Kate Ziegler, USA 16:56.9 Shane Gould AUS Adelaide 2/11/1973 16:08.02 Marybeth Linzmeier USA Fort Lauderdale 8/19/1979 16:04.34 Flavia Rigamonti, SUI 16:54.14 Jo Ann Harshbarger USA Louisville 8/25/1973 16:08.64 Kalyn Keller USA College Park 8/9/2003 16:07.73 Brittany Reimer, CAN 16:49.9 Jennifer Turrall AUS Sydney 12/9/1973 16:08.80 Brooke Bennett USA Federal Way 4/1/2000 16:17.17 Laura Conway, USA 16:48.2 Jennifer Turrall AUS Sydney 1/9/1974 16:10.11 Janelle Elford AUS Perth 2/28/1987 16:17.89 Jana Henke, GER 16:43.4 Jennifer Turrall AUS Sydney 7/13/1974 16:10.13 Jana Henke GER Barcelona 7/22/2003 16:17.92 Erika Villaecija, ESP 16:39.28 Jennifer Turrall AUS Los Angeles 8/3/1974 16:10.42 Stacey Gartrell AUS Kobe 8/12/1993 16:23.25 Rebecca Cooke, GBR 16:33.94 Jennifer Turrall AUS Concord 8/25/1974 16:11.13 Ai Shibata JPN Victoria 8/17/2006 16:23.89 Yumi Kida, JPN 16:24.60 Alice Browne USA Mission Viejo 8/25/1977 16:11.15 Michelle Ford AUS Sydney 12/19/1980 16:14.93 Tracey Wickham AUS Brisbane 2/8/1978 Top 8 Prelims 16:11.97 Tiffany Cohen USA Clovis 8/6/1983 16:06.63 Tracey Wickham AUS Perth 2/25/1979 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 16:12.57 Michele Richardson USA Indianapolis 3/31/1984 16:04.49 Kim Linehan USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/19/1979 16:15.69 Rebecca Cooke, GBR 16:13.13 Regina Sytch RUS Barcelona 7/22/2003 16:00.73 Janet Evans USA Clovis 7/31/1987 16:17.97 Laura Conway, USA 16:13.55 Astrid Strauss GDR Austin 1/5/1984 15:52.10 Janet Evans USA Orlando 3/26/1988 16:18.14 Flavia Rigamonti, SUI 16:13.60 Hua Chen CHN Tianjin 4/22/2003 16:21.55 Brittany Reimer, CAN 16:22.57 Jana Henke, GER ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 16:23.05 Yumi Kida, JPN 15:52.10 Janet Evans 1988 16:26.75 Kate Ziegler, USA 15:55.01 Kate Ziegler 2006 16:29.54 Erika Villaecija, ESP 15:57.36 Hayley Peirsol 2006 Top 16 Prelims 16:03.30 Diana Munz 2000 IXth FINA World Championships; Fukuoka, JPN; 2001 16:04.49 Kim Linehan 1979 16:14.51 Hannah Stockbauer, GER 16:08.02 Marybeth Linzmeier 1979 16:17.08 Diana Munz, USA 16:08.64 Kalyn Keller 2003 16:21.75 Amanda Pascoe, AUS 16:08.80 Brooke Bennett 2000 16:21.80 Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 16:11.97 Tiffany Cohen 1983 16:22.41 Rebecca Cooke, GBR 16:12.57 Michele Richardson 1984 16:27.91 Flavia Rigamonti, SUI 16:14.12 Julie Kole 1989 16:31.60 Sachiko Yamada, JPN 16:15.88 Leslie Daland 1986 16:32.18 Nayara Ribeiro, BRA 16:16.31 Adrienne Binder 2003 16:32.29 Nathalie Brown, GBR 16:17.17 Laura Conway 2005 16:34.22 Hua Chen, CHN 16:18.94 Karen LaBerge 1982 16:34.27 Irina Oufimtseva, RUS 16:19.03 Alexis Larsen 1993 16:36.02 Jana Pechanova, CZE 16:19.59 Kim Brown 1987 16:38.23 Peggy Buchse, GER 16:20.58 Tobie Smith 1995 16:41.43 Hayley Lewis, AUS 16:21.30 Trina Jackson 1993 16:43.71 Hana Netrefova, CZE 16:21.33 Kaitlin Sandeno 1999 16:45.60 Chantal Strasser, SUI 16:23.49 Kim Small 1991 16:23.85 Stephanie Carr 2004 16:24.43 Lauren Costella 2003 16:24.60 Alice Browne 1977 16:24.84 Kelsey Ditto 2005

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 83 Women’s 100m Backstroke

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 59.58 Natalie Coughlin USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/13/2002 1:36.7 Doris Hart ENG Gothenburg 7/6/1923 1:11.4 11/6/1959 59.68r Coughlin USA Athens 8/21/2004 1:35.0 J. Mullerova TCH Prague 7/29/1923 1:10.1 7/17/1960 59.72 Coughlin USA Yokohama 8/26/2002 1:26.6 USA Newark 8/8/1923 1:10.0p Lynn Burke 8/4/1960 59.85 Coughlin USA Long Beach 7/9/2004 1:22.4 Sybil Bauer USA Miami 1/6/1924 1:09.2 Lynn Burke 8/5/1960 1:00.00r Coughlin USA Irvine 8/5/2006 1:22.0 Willy van den Turk NETH Rotterdam 7/10/1927 1:09.0 Lynn Burke 9/2/1960 1:00.00r Coughlin USA Montreal 7/31/2005 1:21.6 NETH Amsterdam 8/11/1928 1:08.9 7/28/1963 1:00.09r Coughlin USA Yokohama 8/29/2002 1:21.4 Marie Braun NETH Brussels 4/1/1921 1:08.3 Virginia Duenkel 9/28/1964 1:00.12r Coughlin USA Victoria 8/19/2006 1:21.0 Marie Braun NETH Gravenhage 11/27/1929 1:07.7 Catherine Ferguson 10/14/1964 1:00.13 Coughlin USA Columbia 2/19/2007 1:20.6 Bonnie Mealing AUS Sydney 2/27/1930 1:06.5 8/26/1968 1:00.16r Cihong He CHN Rome 9/10/1994 1:18.6 GBR Wallasey 5/30/1932 1:06.2 Kaye Hall 10/23/1968 1:18.2 USA Jones Beach 7/16/1932 1:06.0 8/16/1969 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 1:16.8 NETH Dusseldorf 11/25/1934 1:05.78 Melissa Belote 9/2/1972 1:16.3 Eleanor Holm USA Chicago 1/15/1935 1:05.72 Melissa Belote 8/24/1973 59.58 Natalie Coughlin USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/13/2002 1:15.8 Rie Mastenbroek NETH Amsterdam 2/27/1936 1:05.45r Linda Stimpson 8/23/1974 1:00.16r Cihong He CHN Rome 9/10/1994 1:15.7 Dina Senff NETH Copenhagen 9/8/1936 1:05.25p Margie Moffit 8/24/1974 1:00.21 Diana Mocanu ROM Sydney 9/18/2000 1:15.4 Dina Senff NETH Copenhagen 9/10/1936 1:04.68 Margie Moffit 8/24/1974 1:00.22 Yinjuan Zheng CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 1:13.6 Dina Senff NETH Dusseldorf 10/25/1936 1:04.51r Linda Jezek 8/21/1975 1:00.24 Kirsty Coventry ZIM Montreal 7/26/2005 1:13.5 Cor Knit NETH Copenhagen 11/1/1938 1:04.15 Linda Jezek 7/18/1976 1:00.31 Krisztina Egerszegi HUN Athens 8/22/1991 1:13.2 Iet van Feggelen NETH Amsterdam 11/10/1938 1:03.69 Linda Jezek 8/28/1977 1:00.33r Antje Buschschulte GER Barcelona 7/26/2003 1:13.0 Iet van Feggelen NETH Gravenhage 11/12/1938 1:03.41 Linda Jezek 8/2/1978 1:00.48 Louise Ornstedt DEN DENLCMAR 3/1/2005 1:12.9 Iet van Feggelen NETH Antwerp 11/26/1938 1:03.30r Linda Jezek 8/18/1978 1:00.49 Katy Sexton GBR Sheffield 3/19/2003 1:02.79r Linda Jezek 8/18/1978 1:00.55 Mai Nakamura JPN Sydney 9/18/2000 New Regulations 1:02.55 Linda Jezek 8/22/1978 1:00.59r Ina Kleber GDR Moscow 8/24/1984 1:10.9 Cor Knit NETH Rotterdam 9/22/1939 1:02.48 Sue Walsh 8/21/1982 1:00.63 JPN Victoria 8/17/2006 1:12.9 Judith Grinham GBR Melborune 12/5/1956 1:01.20 Betsy Mitchell 5/24/1986 1:00.64 Laure Manaudou FRA LC Champs 4/1/2004 1:12.5y Phillipa Gould NZL Auckland 3/12/1958 1:01.10p Janie Wagstaff 4/6/1991 1:00.64 Chang Gao CHN Nanjing 10/18/2005 1:12.4y Margaret Edwards GBR Cardiff 4/19/1958 1:01.00 Janie Wagstaff 8/22/1991 1:00.65 Reiko Nakamura JPN Japan LC Champs 4/1/2004 1:12.3 Ria von Velson HOL Nijmegen 7/20/1958 1:00.84 Janie Wagstaff 3/3/1992 1:00.74sf Nina Zhivaneskaya ESP Barcelona 7/21/2003 1:11.9y Judith Grinham GBR Cardiff 7/23/1958 1:00.82r Lea Loveless 7/30/1992 1:00.77 GBR Sheffield 3/19/2003 1:11.7 Ria van Velson NED Waalwijk 7/26/1959 1:00.77p Lea (Loveless) Maurer 1/14/1998 1:00.77p Lea Maurer USA Perth 1/14/1998 1:11.4 Carin Cone USA Chicago 11/6/1959 1:00.37 Natalie Coughlin 7/28/2001 1:00.83r Hannah McLean NZL Melbourne 3/21/2006 1:11.0 Ria von Velson NED Leipzig 6/12/1960 1:00.18 Natalie Coughlin 7/29/2001 1:00.84 Janie Wagstaff USA Indianapolis 3/3/1992 1:10.9 Ria von Velson NED Maastricht 7/10/1960 59.58 Natalie Coughlin 8/13/2002 1:00.86 GDR Moscow 7/23/1980 1:10.1 Lynn Burke USA Indianapolis 7/17/1960 1:00.88 Laure Manaudou FRA Budapest 8/3/2006 1:10.0 Lynn Burke USA Detroit 8/4/1960 1:00.89 Kristin Otto GDR Seoul 9/22/1988 1:09.2 Lynn Burke USA Detroit 8/5/1960 FASTEST FIELDS 1:00.93 AUS Melbourne 3/18/2006 1:09.0 Lynn Burke USA Rome 9/2/1960 Top 8 Finals 1:00.97 Bin Lu CHN Hiroshima 10/5/1994 1:08.9 Donna de Varona USA Los Angeles 7/28/1963 Xth FINA World Championships; Barcelona, ESP; 2003 1:08.6 Christine Caron FRA Paris 6/14/1964 1:00.50 Antje Buschschulte, GER 1:08.3 Virginia Duenkel USA Los Angeles 9/28/1964 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 1:00.86 Louise Ornstedt, DEN 1:07.7 Catherine Ferguson USA Tokyo 10/14/1964 59.58 Natalie Coughlin 2002 1:00.86 Katy Sexton, GBR 1:07.4 Ann Fairlie SAF Beziers 7/23/1966 1:00.77p Lea Maurer 1998 1:10.18 Nina Zhivanevskaya, ESP 1:07.3 CAN Winnipeg 7/27/1967 1:00.84 Janie Wagstaff 1992 1:01.36 , RUS 1:07.1 Elaine Tanner CAN Winnipeg 7/30/1967 1:01.11 Barbara Bedford 1998 1:01.43 Iryna Amshennikova, UKR 1:06.7 Karen Muir SAF Kimberley 1/30/1968 1:01.13sf Haley Cope 2004 1:01.51 Mai Nakamura, JPN 1:06.4 Karen Muir SAF Paris 4/6/1968 1:01.18 Margaret Hoelzer 2007 1:01.63 Sarah Price, GBR 1:06.2 Kaye Hall USA Mexico City 10/23/1968 1:01.19 1996 Top 8 Prelims 1:05.6 Karen Muir SAF Utrecht 7/6/1969 1:01.20 Betsy Mitchell 1986 See top 8 from top 16 below 1:05.39 Ulrike Richter GDR Utrecht 8/18/1973 1:01.32 Diana MacManus 2002 1:04.99r Ulrike Richter GDR Belgrade 9/4/1973 Top 16 Prelims 1:01.45 Whitney Hedgepeth 1996 1:04.78 Gwendolyn Cook CAN Christchurch 1/31/1974 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 1:01.53 Leila Vaziri 2006 1:04.43 Ulrike Richter GDR Rostock 7/8/1974 1:01.27 Laure Manaudou, FRA 1:01.68 Lauren English 2006 1:04.09 Ulrike Richter GDR Vienna 8/22/1974 1:01.39 Reiko Nakamura, JPN 1:01.83 Catherine Fox 1997 1:03.30 Ulrike Richter GDR Vienna 8/23/1974 1:01.45 Natalie Coughlin, USA 1:01.85 Kerry O'Hanlon 1992 1:02.98 Ulrike Richter GDR Concord 9/1/1974 1:01.60 Kirsty Coventry, ZIM 1:01.85r Denali Knapp 1999 1:02.60 Ulrike Richter GDR Tallin 3/14/1976 1:01.67 Noriko Inada, JPN 1:01.86 Hayley McGregory 2004 1:01.62 Kornelia Ender GDR Berlin 6/3/1976 1:01.75 Antje Buschschulte, GER 1:02.03p Beth Barr 1988 1:01.51 Ulrike Richter GDR Berlin 6/5/1976 1:01.84 Nina Zhivanevskaya, ESP 1:02.04 Courtney Shealy 2003 1:01.51e Rica Reinisch GDR Moscow 7/20/1980 1:01.95 Ilona Hlavackova, CZE 1:02.13 Anne Mahoney 1988 1:01.50 Rica Reinisch GDR Moscow 7/22/1980 1:01.96 Giaan Rooney, AUS 1:02.16 Mary DeScenza 2006 1:00.86 Rica Reinisch GDR Moscow 7/23/1980 1:01.99 Haley Cope, USA 1:02.18p Brooke Bishop 2006 1:00.59r Ina Kleber GDR Moscow 8/24/1984 1:02.01 Katy Sexton, GBR 1:02.22 Lia Oberstar 1997 1:02.17 Louise Ornstedt, DEN 1:02.23 Brielle White 2004 New Regulations 1:02.17 Sarah Price, GBR 1:02.29 Jamie Reid 2000 1:00.31 Krisztina Egerszegi HUN Athens 8/22/1991 1:02.19 Chang Gao, CHN 1:02.30 Jeri Moss 2005 1:00.16r Cihong He CHN Rome 9/10/1994 1:02.39 Shu Zhan, CHN 59.58 Natalie Coughlin USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/13/2002

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 84 Women’s 200m Backstroke

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 2:06.62 Krisztina Egerszegi HUN Athens 8/25/1991 3:06.8 Sybil Bauer USA Brighton 7/4/1922 2:37.4 Chris von Saltza 8/1/1958 2:07.06 Egerszegi HUN Barcelona 7/31/1992 3:03.8 Sybil Bauer USA Miami 2/9/1924 2:33.5 Lynn Burke 7/15/1960 2:07.24 Egerszegi HUN Vienna 8/27/1995 2:59.2 Marie Braun NETH Brussels 11/24/1928 2:27.4 Catherine Ferguson 9/28/1964 2:07.34p Egerszegi HUN Barcelona 7/31/1992 2:58.8 Eleanor Holm USA Buffalo 2/1/1930 2:24.3 Pokey Watson 8/27/1968 2:07.40 Cihong He CHN Rome 9/11/1994 2:58.2 Eleanor Holm USA New York 3/1/1930 2:21.5 Susie Atwood 8/14/1969 2:07.83 Egerszegi HUN Atlanta 7/25/1996 2:50.4 Phyllis Harding ENG Wallasey 9/19/1932 2:20.64 Melissa Belote 8/5/1972 2:08.16 Diana Mocanu ROM Sydney 9/22/2000 2:49.6 Rie Mastenbroek NETH Amsterdam 1/20/1935 2:20.58 Melissa Belote 9/4/1972 2:08.51 Yinjuan Zheng CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 2:48.7 Eleanor Holmes USA Toledo 3/3/1936 2:19.19p Melissa Belote 9/4/1972 2:08.52 Kirsty Coventry ZIM Montreal 7/30/2005 2:44.6 Dina Senff NETH Amsterdam 2/2/1937 2:18.16 Melissa Belote 8/20/1975 2:08.53 Natalie Coughlin USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/16/2002 2:41.3 Ragnhild Hveger DEN Aarhus 2/14/1937 2:17.27 Melissa Belote 7/25/1976 2:41.0 Cor Knit NETH Aarhus 4/17/1938 2:15.22 Linda Jezek 8/27/1977 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 2:40.6 Iet Van Feggelen DEN Dusseldorf 10/26/1938 2:14.39 Linda Jezek 8/5/1978 2:39.0 Iet Van Feggelen DEN Amsterdam 12/18/1938 2:11.93 Linda Jezek 8/24/1978 2:06.62 Krisztina Egerszegi HUN Athens 8/25/1991 2:38.8 Cor Knit NETH Rotterdam 11/29/1939 2:11.82p Betsy Mitchell 12/6/1985 2:07.40 Cihong He CHN Rome 9/11/1994 2:09.96p Betsy Mitchell 6/27/1986 2:08.16 Diana Mocanu ROM Sydney 9/22/2000 New Regulations 2:08.60 Betsy Mitchell 6/27/1986 2:08.51 Yinjuan Zheng CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 2:35.3 Geertje Wielma NETH Hilversum 4/2/1950 2:08.53 Natalie Coughlin 8/16/2002 2:08.52 Kirsty Coventry ZIM Montreal 7/30/2005 2:39.9y Phillipa Gould NZL Auckland 1/16/1957 2:08.53 Natalie Coughlin USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/16/2002 2:38.5y Lenie de Nijs NED Blackpool 5/17/1957 2:08.60 Betsy Mitchell USA Orlando 6/27/1986 2:37.4y Christine von Saltza USA Topeka 8/1/1958 FASTEST FIELDS 2:08.74 Katy Sexton GBR Barcelona 7/26/2003 2:37.1 JPN Tokyo 7/12/1959 Top 8 Finals 2:08.86 Reiko Nakamura JPN Victoria 8/19/2006 2:34.8 Satoko Tanaka JPN Tokyo 4/2/1960 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 2:33.5 Lynn Burke USA Indianapolis 7/15/1960 2:09.09 Janie Wagstaff USA Federal Way 4/4/1991 2:09.19 Kirsty Coventry, ZIM 2:33.3 Satoko Tanaka JPN Tokyo 7/23/1960 2:09.15 Hanae Ito JPN Tokyo 4/22/2006 2:09.72 Stanislava Komarova, RUS 2:33.2 Satoko Tanaka JPN Tokyo 7/30/1961 2:09.24 Margaret Hoelzer USA Barcelona 7/26/2003 2:09.88 Reiko Nakamura, JPN 2:32.1 Satako Tanaka JPN Beppu 6/3/1962 2:09.39sf Stanislava Komarova RUS Barcelona 7/25/2003 2:09.88 Antje Buschschulte, GER 2:31.6 Satako Tanaka JPN Osaka 7/29/1962 2:09.46 Dagmar Hase GER Barcelona 7/31/1992 2:10.70 Margaret Hoelzer, USA 2:29.6y Satako Tanaka JPN Sydney 2/10/1963 2:09.53 Nina Zhivanevskaya ESP Helsinki 7/4/2000 2:11.15 Louise Ornstedt, DEN 2:28.9 Satoko Tanaka JPN Perth 2/18/1963 2:09.58 Jing Zhao CHN Singapore 3/5/2006 2:12.11 Katy Sexton, GBR 2:28.5 Satoko Tanaka JPN Perth 2/21/1963 2:09.76 ITA Rome 6/9/2006 2:12.90 , JPN 2:09.88 Antje Buschschulte GER Athens 8/20/2004 2:28.2 Satoko Tanaka JPN Tokyo 8/4/1963 Top 8 Prelims 2:09.91 Cornelia Sirch GDR Guayaquil 8/7/1982 2:27.4 Catherine Ferguson USA Los Angeles 9/28/1964 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 2:09.93 Sarah Price GBR Sheffield 3/21/2003 2:27.1 Karen Muir SAF Beziers 7/25/1966 2:10.71 Stanislava Komarova, RUS 2:10.02 Takami Igarashi JPN Victoria 8/19/2006 2:26.4 Karen Muir SAF Lincoln 8/18/1966 2:11.14 Reiko Nakamura, JPN 2:10.05 FRA Tours 5/12/2006 2:24.4 Elaine Tanner CAN Winnipeg 7/26/1967 2:12.49 Kirsty Coventry, ZIM 2:10.05 JPN Toyko 6/15/2002 2:24.1y Karen Muir SAF Kimberley 1/26/1968 2:12.55 Margaret Hoelzer, USA 2:10.20 Nicole Stevenson AUS Melbourne 4/29/1991 2:23.8 Karen Muir SAF Los Angeles 7/21/1968 2:12.96 Antje Buschschulte, GER 2:10.25 Roxana Maracineanu FRA Sydney 9/22/2000 2:22.5 Susan Atwood USA Louisville 8/14/1969 2:13.00 Jennifer Fratesi, CAN 2:20.64 Melissa Belote USA Chicago 8/5/1972 2:13.05 Louise Ornstedt, DEN 2:20.58 Melissa Belote USA Munich 9/4/1972 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 2:13.25 Katy Sexton, GBR 2:19.19 Melissa Belote USA Munich 9/4/1972 2:08.53 Natalie Coughlin 2002 2:18.41 Ulrike Richter GDR Rostock 7/7/1974 Top 16 Prelims 2:08.60 Betsy Mitchell 1986 2:17.35 Ulrike Richter GDR Vienna 8/25/1974 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 2:09.09 Janie Wagstaff 1991 2:16.33 Nancy Garapick CAN Brantford 4/27/1975 2:11.52 Louise Ornstedt, DEN 2:09.24 Margaret Hoelzer 2003 2:16.10 Birgit Treiber GDR Wittenberg 6/6/1975 2:11.52 Kirsty Coventry, ZIM 2:10.65p Lea Loveless 1992 2:15.46 Birgit Treiber GDR Cali 7/25/1975 2:11.74 Margaret Hoelzer, USA 2:10.66 Beth Botsford 1996 2:14.41 Antje Stille GDR Berlin 2/29/1976 2:11.84 Stanislava Komarova, RUS 2:10.87 Beth Barr 1988 2:13.50 Antje Stille GDR Tallin 3/13/1976 2:12.67 Hanae Ito, JPN 2:10.97 Barbara Bedford 1993 2:12.47 Birgit Treiber GDR Berlin 6/4/1976 2:12.87 Reiko Nakamura, JPN 2:11.00 Leah Retrum 2005 2:11.93 Linda Jezek USA Berlin 8/24/1978 2:13.38 , AUS 2:11.31 Whitney Hedgepeth 1993 2:11.77 Rica Reinisch GDR Moscow 7/27/1980 2:13.39 Katy Sexton, GBR 2:11.62 Jamie Reid 2002 2:09.91 Cornelia Sirch GDR Guayaquil 8/7/1982 2:13.59 Hannah McLean, NZL 2:11.68 Elizabeth Beisel 2006 2:08.60 Betsy Mitchell USA Orlando 6/27/1986 2:13.62 Iryna Amshennikova, UKR 2:11.80 Diana MacManus 2002 2:13.71 Alessia Filippi, ITA 2:11.93 Linda Jezek 1978 New Regulations 2:13.76 Jeri Moss, USA 2:12.19 Kristen Linehan 1988 2:06.62 Krisztina Egerszegi HUN Athens 8/25/1991 2:13.78 Annika Liebs, GER 2:12.23 Mary Beck 2007 2:13.85 Jing Zhao, CHN 2:12.25p Lindsay Benko 1999 2:14.35 Yanyan Chen, CHN 2:12.26 Suzanne Toledo 1994 2:14.38 Duane Rocha, ESP 2:12.35 Amanda Adkins 2000 2:12.37 Andrea Hayes 1987 2:12.38 Teresa Crippen 2006 2:12.40 Rachel Joseph 1994 2:12.48 Denali Knapp 1999 2:12.68 2006 2:12.68p Erika Hansen 1992

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 85 Women’s 100m Breaststroke

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 1:05.09 Leisel Jones AUS Melbourne 3/20/2006 1:20.3 Karin Beyer GDR Berlin 7/20/1958 1:21.8 Dale Barnhard 8/26/1961 1:06.20sf Jessica Hardy USA Montreal 7/25/2005 1:19.6 Karin Beyer GDR Leipzig 9/12/1958 1:20.4 Jill Dellekamp 7/20/1963 1:06.21 Jones AUS Irvine 8/2/2005 1:19.1 Wiltrud Urselman FRG Zurich 3/12/1960 1:17.9 7/11/1964 1:06.25 Jones AUS Montreal 7/26/2005 1:19.0 Ursela Kuper GDR Leipzig 7/14/1960 1:17.1 Claudia Kolb 8/14/1965 1:06.37sf Jones AUS Barcelona 7/22/2003 1:18.2 Barbara Gobel GDR Rostock 7/1/1961 1:16.4 7/15/1966 1:06.52p Penny Heyns RSA Sydney 8/23/1999 1:17.9 Claudia Kolb USA Los Angeles 7/11/1964 1:16.3 Catie Ball 7/30/1966 1:06.61 Hardy USA Irvine 8/2/2005 1:17.2 Svetlana Babanina URS Moscow 9/3/1964 1:15.6 Catie Ball 12/28/1966 1:06.62 Hardy USA Montreal 7/26/2005 1:16.5 Svetlana Babanina URS Tashkent 5/11/1965 1:15.6 Catie Ball 7/7/1967 1:06.64 Xuejuan Luo CHN Athens 8/16/2004 1:15.7 Galina URS Leningrad 7/17/1966 1:14.8 Catie Ball 7/31/1967 1:06.78sf Jones AUS Athens 8/15/2004 1:15.6 Catherine Ball USA Ft. Lauderdale 12/28/1966 1:14.6 Catie Ball 8/19/1967 1:15.6e Catherine Ball USA Santa Clara 7/7/1967 1:14.2 Catie Ball 8/25/1968 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 1:14.8 Catherine Ball USA Winnipeg 7/31/1967 1:13.58 Catherine Carr 9/2/1972 1:14.6 Catherine Ball USA Philadelphia 8/19/1967 1:13.55 Marcia Morey 8/20/1975 1:05.09 Leisel Jones AUS Melbourne 3/20/2006 1:14.2 Catherine Ball USA Los Angeles 8/25/1968 1:13.05 Tracy Caulkins 8/18/1977 1:06.20sf Jessica Hardy USA Montreal 7/25/2005 1:13.58 Catherine Carr USA Munich 9/2/1972 1:12.98 Tracy Caulkins 8/28/1977 1:06.52p Penny Heyns RSA Sydney 8/23/1999 1:12.91 Renate Vogel GDR Vienna 8/22/1974 1:12.06p Kathy Treible 8/3/1978 1:06.64 Xuejuan Luo CHN Athens 8/16/2004 1:12.55 Cristel Justen FRG Vienna 8/22/1974 1:10.97 Tracy Caulkins 8/3/1978 1:06.82 Tara Kirk USA Columbia 2/19/2007 1:12.28 Renate Vogel GDR Concord 9/1/1974 1:10.77 Tracy Caulkins 8/22/1978 1:07.03 Jade Edmistone AUS Melbourne 2/3/2006 1:11.93 Carola Nitschke GDR Berlin 6/2/1976 1:10.40 Tracy Caulkins 7/29/1980 1:07.05 Megan Quann USA Sydney 9/18/2000 1:11.11 Hannelore Anke GDR Montreal 7/22/1976 1:09.53 Tracy Caulkins 7/24/1981 1:07.15 Brooke Hanson AUS Athens 8/16/2004 1:10.86 Hannelore Anke GDR Montreal 7/22/1976 1:08.91 Tracey McFarlane 8/11/1988 1:07.20p Staciana Stitts USA Long Beach 7/8/2004 1:10.31 Julia Bogdanova URS Berlin 8/22/1978 1:08.17 7/29/1992 1:07.27 Hui Qi CHN Nanjing 10/17/2005 1:10.20 Ute Geweniger GDR Magdeburg 5/26/1980 1:08.09 Amanda Beard 7/21/1996 1:07.27 JPN Tokyo 4/22/2000 1:10.11 Ute Geweniger GDR Moscow 7/24/1980 1:07.94 Megan Quann 12/2/1999 1:07.42 Amanda Beard USA Barcelona 7/22/2003 1:09.52 Ute Geweniger GDR Gera 4/9/1981 1:07.71p Megan Quann 3/31/2000 1:07.48 GER Athens 8/15/2004 1:09.39 Ute Geweniger GDR East Berlin 7/2/1981 1:07.54 Megan Quann 3/31/2000 1:07.55 Ganna Khlistunova UKR Budapest 8/2/2006 1:08.60 Ute Geweniger GDR Split 9/8/1981 1:07.12p Megan Quann 8/10/2000 1:07.60 AUS Canberra 11/4/2006 1:08.51 Ute Geweniger GDR Rome 8/25/1983 1:07.05 Megan Quann 9/18/2000 1:07.69 Samantha Riley AUS Rome 9/9/1994 1:08.29 Sylvia Gerasch GDR Moscow 8/23/1984 1:06.20sf Jessica Hardy 7/25/2005 1:07.79sf Agnes Kovacs HUN Sydney 9/17/2000 1:08.11 Sylvia Gerasch GDR Madrid 8/21/1986 1:07.79sf Kristy Kowal USA Indianapolis 8/10/2000 1:07.91 Silke Hoerner GDR Strasbourg 8/21/1987 1:07.83 GBR Melbourne 3/20/2006 FASTEST FIELDS 1:07.69 Samantha Riley AUS Rome 9/9/1994 1:07.87 Emma Igelstrom SWE Berlin 8/1/2002 Top 8 Finals 1:07.46 Penny Heyns RSA South Africa 3/4/1996 1:07.91 Silke Hoerner GDR Strasbourg 8/21/1987 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 1:07.02p Penny Heyns RSA Atlanta 7/21/1996 1:07.95 Tania Bogomilova BUL Seoul 9/23/1988 1:06.25 Leisel Jones, AUS 1:06.99p Penny Heyns RSA Los Angeles 7/18/1999 1:08.00 Elena Rudkovskaya URS Barcelona 7/29/1992 1:06.62 Jessica Hardy, USA 1:06.95 Penny Heyns RSA Los Angeles 7/18/1999 1:08.10 Janne Schafer GER Hannover 11/26/2006 1:07.43 Tara Kirk, USA 1:06.52p Penny Heyns RSA Sydney 8/23/1999 1:08.11 Sylvia Gerasch GDR Madrid 8/21/1986 1:07.60 Xuejuan Luo, CHN 1:06.37sf Leisel Jones AUS Barcelona 7/22/2003 1:08.07 Brooke Hanson, AUS 1:06.20sf Jessica Hardy USA Montreal 7/25/2005 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 1:08.38 Suzaan Van Biljon, RSA 1:05.09 Leisel Jones AUS Melbourne 3/20/2006 1:06.20sf Jessica Hardy 2005 1:08.47 Sarah Poewe, GER 1:06.82 Tara Kirk 2007 1:08.98 , ITA 1:07.05 Megan Quann 2000 Top 8 Prelims 1:07.20p Staciana Stitts 2004 See top 8 from top 16 below 1:07.42 Amanda Beard 2003 Top 16 Prelims 1:07.79sf Kristy Kowal 2000 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 1:08.17 Anita Nall 1992 1:07.26 Leisel Jones, AUS 1:08.29sf Amy Balcerzak-Field 2000 1:07.34 Jessica Hardy, USA 1:08.71 Lindsay Ertter 2004 1:07.80 Tara Kirk, USA 1:08.77 2005 1:08.64 Sarah Poewe, GER 1:08.91 Tracey McFarlane 1988 1:08.69 Beata Kaminska, POL 1:09.12 Ashley Roby 1998 1:08.70 Suzaan Van Biljon, RSA 1:09.30 Michelle McKeehan 2006 1:08.76 , GBR 1:09.35 Gabrielle Rose 2002 1:08.76 Chiara Boggiatto, ITA 1:09.35sf Jessica Wagner 2004 1:08.81 Ekaterina Kormatcheva, RUS 1:09.37sf Kristen Woodring 2000 1:08.89 Katarzyna Dulian, POL 1:09.53 Tracy Caulkins 1981 1:09.34 Brooke Hanson, AUS 1:09.60 Kristine Quance 1992 1:09.80 Mirna Jukic, AUT 1:09.61p Jenna Street 1998 1:09.80 Eeva Saarinen, FIN 1:09.61 1988 1:09.83 Xuejuan Luo, CHN 1:09.61 Katie McClelland 2000 1:09.84 Elena Bogomazova, RUS 1:09.66p 2004 1:09.93 Sayaka Nakamura, JPN 1:09.70sf Erin Sieper 2004 1:09.73 Kristin MacGregor 1997 1:09.77 2006

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 86 Women’s 200m Breaststroke

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 2:20.54 Leisel Jones AUS Melbourne 2/1/2006 2:46.4 Ada den Haan NED Naarden 11/13/1956 2:51.4 Ann Warner 6/24/1960 2:21.72 Jones AUS Montreal 7/29/2005 2:52.5y Ada den Haan NED Blackpool 5/18/1957 2:50.0 Claudia Kolb 7/10/1964 2:22.44 Amanda Beard USA Long Beach 7/12/2004 2:51.9 Ada den Haan NED Rhenen 8/3/1957 2:49.8 Claudia Kolb 7/30/1964 2:22.96 Jones AUS Brisbane 7/10/2004 2:51.3 Ada den Haan NED Rhenen 8/4/1957 2:47.6 Claudia Kolb 10/12/1964 2:22.99 Beard USA Barcelona 7/25/2003 2:50.3 GBR Waalwijk 7/25/1959 2:44.8p Catie Ball 8/20/1966 2:22.99 Hui Qi CHN Hangzhou 4/13/2001 2:50.2 Wiltrud Urselmann FRG Aachen 6/6/1960 2:44.4 Catie Ball 8/20/1966 2:23.32sf Beard USA Long Beach 7/11/2004 2:49.5 Anita Lonsbrough GBR Rome 8/27/1960 2:40.5 Catie Ball 7/9/1967 2:23.37 Beard USA Athens 8/19/2004 2:48.0 Karin Beyer GDR Budapest 8/5/1961 2:39.5 Catie Ball 8/20/1967 2:23.60 Jones AUS Athens 8/19/2004 2:47.7y Galina URS Blackpool 4/11/1964 2:38.5 Catie Ball 8/26/1968 2:23.64 Penny Heyns RSA Sydney 8/27/1999 2:45.4 Galina URS Berlin 5/17/1964 2:38.43 Marcia Morey 8/22/1975 2:45.3 Galina URS Groningen 9/12/1965 2:37.82 Kathy Treible 8/20/1977 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 2:40.8 Galina URS Utrecht 8/22/1966 2:37.28 Tracy Caulkins 9/3/1977 2:40.5 Catherine Ball USA Santa Clara 7/9/1967 2:36.46 Tracy Caulkins 6/24/1978 2:20.54 Leisel Jones AUS Melbourne 2/1/2006 2:39.5 Catherine Ball USA Philadelphia 8/20/1967 2:35.23 Tracy Caulkins 8/6/1978 2:22.44 Amanda Beard USA Long Beach 7/12/2004 2:38.5 Catherine Ball USA Los Angeles 8/26/1968 2:33.88 Tracy Caulkins 8/19/1979 2:22.99 Hui Qi CHN Hangzhou 4/13/2001 2:37.89 Anne-Katrin Schott GDR Rostock 7/6/1974 2:33.06 Tracy Caulkins 4/9/1980 2:23.64 Penny Heyns RSA Sydney 8/27/1999 2:37.44 Karla Linke GDR Vienna 8/19/1974 2:32.43 Tracy Caulkins 7/25/1981 2:24.03sf Agnes Kovacs HUN Sydney 9/20/2000 2:34.99 Karla Linke GDR Vienna 8/19/1974 2:32.41 Jeanne Childs 7/20/1982 2:24.04 Kirsty Balfour GBR Melbourne 3/18/2006 2:33.35 Marina Koshevaia URS Montreal 7/21/1976 2:31.15 Susan Rapp 7/30/1984 2:24.12 Masami Tanaka JPN Tokyo 4/22/2000 2:33.32 Julia Bogdanova URS Leningrad 4/7/1971 2:29.58 Amy Shaw 8/16/1987 2:24.41 Nan Luo CHN Anshan 4/24/2002 2:33.11 Lina Kachushite URS Berlin 8/24/1978 2:27.89p Anita Nall 4/4/1991 2:24.56 Kristy Kowal USA Sydney 9/21/2000 2:31.42 Lina Kachushite URS Berlin 8/24/1978 2:27.08 Anita Nall 4/4/1991 2:24.67 Xuejuan Luo CHN Busan 10/2/2002 2:31.09 Svetlana Varganova URS Minsk 3/30/1979 2:25.92p Anita Nall 3/2/1992 2:24.76 Rebecca Brown AUS Brisbane 3/18/1994 2:28.36 Lina Kachushite URS Potsdam 4/6/1979 2:25.35 Anita Nall 3/2/1992 2:24.81 Samantha Riley AUS Atlanta 8/13/1995 2:28.33 Silke Hoerner DDR Liepzieg 6/5/1985 2:24.75 Kristy Kowal 8/14/2000 2:25.00sf Beatrice Caslaru ROM Fukuoka 7/24/2001 2:28.20 Sylvia Gerasch DDR Leningrad 3/1/1986 2:24.56 Kristy Kowal 9/21/2000 2:25.10 Sarah Poewe RSA Durban 4/17/2002 2:27.40 Silke Hoerner DDR Madrid 8/18/1986 2:22.99 Amanda Beard 7/25/2003 2:25.18 Mirna Jukic AUT Barcelona 6/1/2003 2:27.27 Allison Higson CAN Montreal 5/28/1988 2:22.44 Amanda Beard 7/12/2004 2:25.35 Anita Nall USA Indianapolis 3/2/1992 2:26.71 Silke Hoerner GDR Seoul 9/21/1988 2:25.37 Nanaka Tamura JPN Tokyo 9/1/2006 2:25.92p Anita Nall USA Indianapolis 3/2/1992 2:25.39 Suzaan Van Biljon RSA Melbourne 3/18/2006 FASTEST FIELDS 2:25.35 Anita Nall USA Indianapolis 3/2/1992 2:25.41sf Olga Bakaldina RUS Sydney 9/21/2000 Top 8 Finals 2:24.76 Rebecca Brown AUS Queensland 3/15/1994 2:25.53 Jenna Street USA Perth 1/15/1998 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 2:24.69p Penny Heyns RSA Los Angeles 7/17/1999 2:25.82 Anne Poleska GER Athens 8/19/2004 2:23.37 Amanda Beard, USA 2:24.51 Penny Heyns RSA Los Angeles 7/17/1999 2:25.95p Birte Steven GER Los Angeles 5/2/2004 2:23.60 Leisel Jones, AUS 2:24.42sf Penny Heyns RSA Sydney 8/26/1999 2:25.95 Brooke Hanson AUS Sydney 3/31/2004 2:25.82 Anne Poleska, GER 2:23.64 Penny Heyns RSA Sydney 8/27/1999 2:26.05 Qun Wang CHN Macao 11/5/2005 2:25.87 Masami Tanaka, JPN 2:22.99 Hui Qi CHN Hangzhou 4/13/2001 2:26.25sf Tara Kirk USA Long Beach 7/11/2004 2:26.12 Agnes Kovacs, HUN 2:22.99 Amanda Beard USA Barcelona 7/25/2003 2:26.35 Hui Qi, CHN 2:22.96 Leisel Jones AUS Brisbane 7/10/2004 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 2:26.36 Mirna Jukic, AUT 2:22.44 Amanda Beard USA Long Beach 7/12/2004 2:26.39 Brooke Hanson, AUS 2:22.44 Amanda Beard 2004 2:21.72 Leisel Jones AUS Montreal 7/29/2005 2:24.56 Kristy Kowal 2000 2:20.54 Leisel Jones AUS Melbourne 2/1/2006 Top 8 Prelims 2:25.35 Anita Nall 1992 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 2:25.53 Jenna Street 1998 2:26.02 Leisel Jones, AUS 2:26.25sf Tara Kirk 2004 2:26.48 Anne Poleska, GER 2:26.27 Rebecca Soni 2005 2:26.61 Amanda Beard, USA 2:27.22 Caroline Bruce 2004 2:26.90 Agnes Kovacs, HUN 2:27.29sf Megan Quann 2000 2:26.91 Masami Tanaka, JPN 2:27.31 Kristen Caverly 2005 2:27.38 Brooke Hanson, AUS 2:27.55 Kristine Quance 1991 2:27.42 Birte Steven, GER 2:27.96p Jill Johnson 1992 2:27.82 Caroline Bruce, USA 2:28.23 1996 Top 16 Prelims 2:28.57 Caitlin Leverenz 2006 XXVIIth Olympic Games; Sydney, AUS; 2000 2:28.69 Dorsey Tierney 1991 2:24.92 Agnes Kovacs, HUN 2:28.78sf Staciana Stitts 2004 2:26.73 Kristy Kowal, USA 2:28.86 Allison Wagner 1994 2:26.76 Hui Qi, CHN 2:28.92 Annemieke McReynolds 1995 2:27.13 Karine Bremond, FRA 2:29.33p Maddy Crippen 1998 2:27.39 Masami Tanaka, JPN 2:29.44 Keri Hehn 2006 2:27.59 Beatrice Caslaru, ROM 2:29.58 Amy Shaw 1987 2:27.60 Caroline Hildreth, AUS 2:29.76 Alexi Spann 2003 2:27.83 Amanda Beard, USA 2:29.82 Tracey McFarlane 1988 2:27.84 Sarah Poewe, RSA 2:30.19 Erin Sieper 2004 2:28.19 Olga Bakaldina, RUS 2:30.46sf Katie Hoff 2004 2:28.21 Hyo-Jin Ku, KOR 2:30.55 Janna Brock 1998 2:28.24 Rebecca Brown, AUS 2:28.43 Xuejuan Luo, CHN 2:29.11 Christin Petelski, CAN 2:29.15 Anne Poleska, GER 2:29.45 Alicja Peczak, POL

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 87 Women’s 100m Butterfly

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 56.61 Inge de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/17/2000 1:16.6 Jutta Langenau GDR Turin 8/31/1954 1:09.6 6/28/1958 56.64 de Bruijn NED Federal Way 7/22/2000 1:14.0 USA Richmond 9/4/1954 1:09.1 Nancy Ramey 9/2/1959 56.69 de Bruijn NED Sheffield 5/28/2000 1:13.8 Mary Kok NETH Alkmaar 4/16/1955 1:08.2 8/12/1961 57.14sf de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/16/2000 1:13.7 Atie Voorbij NETH Naarden 7/14/1955 1:07.8 Susan Doerr 8/2/1962 57.15 Jessicah Schipper AUS Melbourne 2/2/2006 1:13.2 Atie Voorbij NETH Algiers 8/28/1955 1:06.5 8/16/1963 57.20 Martina Moravcova SVK Berlin 8/2/2002 1:13.1 Atie Voorbij NETH Vlaardingen 9/21/1955 1:06.0 Kathy Ellis 9/1/1964 57.23 Schipper AUS Montreal 7/25/2005 1:11.9 Atie Voorbij NETH Velsen 2/5/1956 1:05.6p Sharon Stouder 10/16/1964 57.35 Libby Lenton AUS Melbourne 2/2/2006 1:11.8 Shelley Mann USA Tyler 7/7/1956 1:04.7 Sharon Stouder 10/16/1964 57.36 Petria Thomas AUS Sydney 4/2/2004 1:10.5 Atie Voorbij NETH Hilversum 11/12/1956 1:04.1 Alice Jones 8/20/1970 57.37 Lenton AUS Montreal 7/25/2005 New Regulations 1:03.97p Deena Deardurff 8/31/1972 1:10.5 Atie Voorbij NETH Rhenen 8/4/1957 1:03.95 Deena Deardurff 9/1/1972 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 1:09.6 Nancy Ramey USA Los Angeles 6/28/1958 1:03.85 Deena Deardurff 8/22/1973 1:03.21 Deena Deardurff 8/23/1974 56.61 Inge de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/17/2000 1:09.1 Nancy Ramey USA Chicago 9/2/1959 1:02.77 Deena Deardurff 8/24/1974 57.15 Jessicah Schipper AUS Melbourne 2/2/2006 1:08.9 Janice Andres AUS Tokyo 4/2/1961 1:02.18 Peggy Tosdal 9/1/1974 57.20 Martina Moravcova SVK Berlin 8/2/2002 1:08.8 Mary Stewart CAN Philadelphia 8/12/1961 1:01.84 Camille Wright 6/21/1976 57.35 Libby Lenton AUS Melbourne 2/2/2006 1:08.2 Susan Doerr USA Philadelphia 8/12/1961 1:01.84p Wendy Boglioli 7/21/1976 57.36 Petria Thomas AUS Sydney 4/2/2004 1:07.8 Susan Doerr USA Philadelphia 8/2/1962 1:01.75p Wendy Boglioli 7/21/1976 57.58p Dara Torres USA Indianapolis 8/9/2000 1:07.3y Mary Stewart CAN Vancouver 7/28/1962 1:01.17 Wendy Boglioli 7/22/1976 57.59sf Jenny Thompson USA Indianapolis 8/9/2000 1:06.5 Kathy Ellis USA North 8/16/1963 1:01.16 Wendy Boglioli 8/18/1977 57.78 Natalie Coughlin USA Irvine 8/1/2006 1:06.1 NED Soestduinen 9/1/1963 1:00.20 Joan Pennington 8/23/1978 57.79 Rachel Komisarz USA Irvine 8/1/2006 1:05.1y Ada Kok NED Blackpool 5/30/1964 59.71 Mary T. Meagher 9/3/1979 57.84 Otylia Jedrzejczak POL Athens 8/15/2004 1:04.7 Sharon Stouder USA Tokyo 10/16/1964 59.26 Mary T. Meagher 4/11/1980 57.93 Mary T. Meagher USA Brown Deer 8/16/1981 1:04.5 Ada Kok NED Budapest 8/14/1964 57.93 Mary T. Meagher 8/16/1981 58.16 Inge Dekker NED Eindhoven 12/1/2006 1:04.1 Alice Jones USA Los Angeles 8/20/1970 57.88 Jenny Thompson 8/23/1999 58.16 Alice Mills AUS Melbourne 2/2/2006 1:03.9 Mayumi Aoki JAP Tokyo 7/21/1972 57.58p Dara Torres 8/9/2000 58.24 Marleen Veldhuis NED Eindhoven 12/1/2006 1:03.80 Andrea Gyarmati HUN Munich 8/31/1972 58.32 Yafei Zhou CHN China LC 9/1/2006 1:03.34 Mayumi Aoki JAP Munich 9/1/1972 58.33sf Alena Popchanka FRA Sheffield 4/6/2006 1:03.05 Kornelia Ender GDR Berlin 4/14/1973 FASTEST FIELDS 58.38 Limin Liu CHN Hiroshima 10/1/1994 1:02.31 Kornelia Ender GDR Berlin 7/14/1973 Top 8 Finals 58.61 C. Ahmann-Leighton USA Indianapolis 3/4/1992 1:02.09 Rosemarie Kother GDR Vienna 8/21/1974 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 1:01.99 Rosemarie Kother GDR Vienna 8/22/1974 58.62 Hong Qian CHN Barcelona 7/29/1992 57.23 Jessicah Schipper, AUS 1:01.88 Rosemarie Kother GDR Concord 9/1/1974 58.62 Junko Onishi JPN Toyko 4/1/2004 57.37 Libby Lenton, AUS 1:01.33 Kornelia Ender GDR Wittenberg 6/9/1975 58.65 Yanwei Xu CHN Nanjing 10/15/2005 58.57 Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 1:01.24 Kornelia Ender GDR Cali 7/24/1975 58.70 Yun Qu CHN Hiroshima 10/1/1994 58.80 Rachel Komisarz, USA 1:00.13 Kornelia Ender GDR Berlin 6/4/1976 58.71 Susan O'Neill AUS Sydney 5/14/2000 58.87 Mary DeScenza, USA 1:00.13e Kornelia Ender GDR Montreal 7/22/1976 58.71 Anna-Karin Kammerling SWE Barcelona 7/26/2003 59.01 Inge Dekker, NED 59.78 Christiane Knacke GDR Berlin 8/28/1977 58.72p Misty Hyman USA Nashville 7/29/1997 59.25 Martina Moravcova, SVK 59.46 Andrea Pollack GDR Berlin 7/3/1978 59.42 Yafei Zhou, CHN 59.26 Mary T. Meagher USA Austin 4/11/1980 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS Top 8 Prelims 57.93 Mary T. Meagher USA Brown Deer 8/16/1981 57.58p Dara Torres 2000 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 57.88 Jenny Thompson USA Sydney 8/23/1999 57.59sf Jenny Thompson 2000 57.91 Jessicah Schipper, AUS 56.69 Inge de Bruijn NED Sheffield 5/28/2000 57.78 Natalie Coughlin 2006 58.48 Inge Dekker, NED 56.64 Inge de Bruijn NED Federal Way 7/24/2000 57.79 Rachel Komisarz 2006 58.83 Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 56.61 Inge de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/17/2000 57.93 Mary T. Meagher 1981 59.05 Libby Lenton, AUS 58.61 Crissy Ahmann-Leighton 1992 59.13 Mary DeScenza, USA 58.72p Misty Hyman 1997 59.19 Rachel Komisarz, USA 58.76 Mary DeScenza 2005 59.33 Martina Moravcova, SVK 58.84sf Ashley Tappin 2000 59.36 Annika Mehlhorn, GER 58.90p Karen Campbell 2000 Top 16 Prelims 59.01sf Demerae Christianson 2004 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 59.03sf Dana Vollmer 2004 57.47 Petria Thomas, AUS 59.08sf 2004 57.84 Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 59.08 Jenna Johnson 1984 58.47 Inge de Bruijn, NED 59.09 Kim Vandenberg 2007 58.48 Martina Moravcova, SVK 59.13 Amy Van Dyken 1996 58.57 Jess Schipper, AUS 59.20 2005 58.77 Jenny Thompson, USA 59.23 Tanica Jamison 2004 59.22 Junko Onishi, JPN 59.23 Angel Martino 1996 59.38 Rachel Komisarz, USA 59.35 Whitney Myers 2006 59.38 Malia Metella, FRA 59.40 Shelly Ripple 2001 59.47 Ambra Migliori, ITA 59.52 Richelle Fox 1997 59.53 Franziska van Almsick, GER 59.54 Laurie Lehner 1983 59.62 Yafei Zhou, CHN 59.59p Margaret Hoelzer 2006 59.76 Natalia Soutiaguina, RUS 59.67 Summer Sanders 1992 59.77 Alena Popchanka, BLR 59.81 Mette Jacobsen, DEN 59.84 Anna-Karin Kammerling, SWE

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 88 Women’s 200m Butterfly

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 2:05.40 Jessica Schipper AUS Victoria 8/17/2006 2:42.3 Tineke Lagerberg NETH Naarden 12/12/1956 2:40.5 Nancy Ramey 6/29/1958 2:05.61 Otylia Jedrzejczak POL Montreal 7/28/2005 2:38.1 Tineke Lagerberg NETH Naarden 3/19/1957 2:37.0 Rebecca Collins 7/19/1959 2:05.65 Schipper AUS Montreal 7/28/2005 New Regulations 2:32.8 Rebecca Collins 8/13/1961 2:05.78 Jedrzejczak POL Berlin 8/4/2002 2:40.5 Nancy Ramey USA Los Angeles 6/29/1958 2:31.2 Sharon Finneran 8/19/1962 2:05.81 Susan O'Neill AUS Sydney 5/17/2000 2:38.9 Tineke Lagerberg NED Naarden 9/13/1958 2:30.7 Sharon Finneran 8/25/1962 2:05.88 Misty Hyman USA Sydney 9/20/2000 2:37.0y Rebecca Collins USA Redding 7/19/1959 2:29.1 Susan Pitt 7/27/1963 2:05.96 Mary T. Meagher USA Brown Deer 8/13/1981 2:34.4 Marianne Heemskerk NED Leipzig 6/12/1960 2:28.1 Sharon Stouder 7/12/1964 2:06.01 Petria Thomas AUS Sydney 3/30/2004 2:32.8 Rebecca Collins USA Philadelphia 8/13/1961 2:26.4 Sharon Stouder 8/2/1964 2:06.05 Jedrzejczak POL Athens 8/18/2004 2:31.2 Sharon Finneran USA Chicago 8/19/1962 2:26.3 Kendis Moore 8/15/1965 2:06.09 Meagher USA Mission Viejo 8/5/1985 2:30.7 Sharon Finneran USA Los Altos 8/25/1962 2:25.5 Claudia Kolb 7/31/1967 2:29.1 Susan Pitt USA Philadelphia 7/27/1963 2:23.6 Toni Hewitt 8/19/1967 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 2:28.1 Sharon Stouder USA Los Angeles 7/12/1964 2:22.0 Toni Hewitt 7/6/1968 2:21.6 Lynn Colella 8/16/1969 2:05.40 Jessica Schipper AUS Victoria 8/17/2006 2:26.4 Sharon Stouder USA Los Altos 8/2/1964 2:21.6 8/16/1969 2:05.61 Otylia Jedrzejczak POL Montreal 7/28/2005 2:26.3 Kendis Moore USA Maumee 8/15/1965 2:20.7 7/11/1970 2:05.81 Susan O'Neill AUS Sydney 5/17/2000 2:25.8 Ada Kok NED De Vleit 8/21/1965 2:19.3 Alice Jones 8/22/1970 2:05.88 Misty Hyman USA Sydney 9/20/2000 2:25.3 Ada Kok NED Groningen 9/12/1965 2:18.6 Karen Moe 8/7/1971 2:05.96 Mary T. Meagher USA Brown Deer 8/13/1981 2:22.4 Ada Kok NED Groningen 8/2/1967 2:18.4 Ellie Daniel 8/28/1971 2:06.01 Petria Thomas AUS Sydney 3/30/2004 2:21.0y Ada Kok NED Blackpool 8/25/1967 2:18.4 Ellie Daniel 9/10/1971 2:06.52 Yuko Nakanishi JPN Victoria 8/17/2006 2:20.7 Karen Moe USA Santa Clara 7/11/1970 2:16.62 Karen Moe 8/6/1972 2:06.77 Limin Liu CHN Hiroshima 10/1/1994 2:19.3 Alice Jones USA Los Angeles 8/22/1970 2:15.57 Karen Moe 9/4/1972 2:06.97 Annika Mehlhorn GER Fukuoka 7/23/2001 2:18.6 Karen Moe USA Los Angeles 8/7/1971 2:15.13 Valerie Lee 8/31/1974 2:07.42 Yun Qu CHN Rome 9/11/1994 2:18.4 Eleanore Daniel USA Houston 8/28/1971 2:14.89 Valerie Lee 7/26/1975 2:07.68 Eva Risztov HUN Barcelona 7/24/2003 2:18.4e Eleanore Daniel USA Houston 8/28/1971 2:14.23 Karen Moe Thornton 6/19/1976 2:07.82 Cornelia Polit GDR Rome 8/27/1983 2:18.4e Eleanore Daniel USA Minsk 9/10/1971 2:12.90 Karen Moe Thornton 7/19/1976 2:07.86 Yurie Yano JPN Victoria 8/17/2006 2:16.62 Karen Moe USA Chicago 8/6/1972 2:11.83 Nancy Hogshead 8/20/1977 2:08.03 Ines Geissler GDR Gera 6/18/1983 2:15.57 Karen Moe USA Munich 9/4/1972 2:09.87 Tracy Caulkins 8/26/1978 2:08.11sf Mette Jacobsen DEN Sydney 9/19/2000 2:15.45 Rosemarie Kother GDR Belgrade 9/8/1973 2:09.77 Mary T. Meagher 7/7/1979 2:08.13 Maki Mita JPN Tokyo 4/22/2000 2:13.76 Rosemarie Kother GDR Belgrade 9/8/1973 2:08.41p Mary T. Meagher 8/16/1979 2:08.16 AUS Melbourne 3/21/2006 2:13.60 Rosemarie Kother GDR Tallin 3/14/1976 2:07.01 Mary T. Meagher 8/16/1979 2:08.18 Kaitlin Sandeno USA Athens 8/18/2004 2:12.84 Rosemarie Kother GDR Berlin 6/4/1976 2:06.37 Mary T. Meagher 7/30/1980 2:08.22 Kim Vandenberg USA Columbia 2/17/2007 2:11.22 Rosemarie Gabriel GDR Berlin 6/5/1976 2:05.96 Mary T. Meagher 8/13/1981 2:08.27 Mary DeScenza USA Irvine 8/2/2005 2:09.87 Andrea Pollack GDR Berlin 7/4/1978 2:05.88 Misty Hyman 9/20/2000 2:08.34 Ning Hu CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 2:09.87e Tracy Caulkins USA Berlin 8/26/1978 2:08.40 Dana Kirk USA Long Beach 6/12/2004 2:09.77 Mary T. Meagher USA San Juan 7/7/1979 2:08.53 ITA Riccione 3/25/2006 2:08.41p Mary T. Meagher USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/16/1979 FASTEST FIELDS 2:08.54 Liuyang Jiao CHN Singapore 3/5/2006 2:07.01 Mary T. Meagher USA Ft. Lauderdale 8/16/1979 Top 8 Finals 2:08.66 Yin Liu CHN Guangzhou 11/1/2001 2:06.37 Mary T. Meagher USA Irvine 7/30/1980 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 2:05.96 Mary T. Meagher USA Brown Deer 8/13/1981 2:06.05 Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 2:05.81 Susan O'Neill AUS Sydney 5/21/2000 ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 2:06.36 Petria Thomas, AUS 2:05.78 Otylia Jedrzejczak POL Berlin 8/4/2002 2:05.88 Misty Hyman 2000 2:08.04 Yuko Nakanishi, JPN 2:05.61 Otylia Jedrzejczak POL Montreal 7/28/2005 2:05.96 Mary T. Meagher 1981 2:08.18 Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 2:05.40 Jessicah Schipper AUS Victoria 8/17/2006 2:08.18 Kaitlin Sandeno 2004 2:09.28 Felicity Galvez, AUS 2:08.22 Kim Vandenberg 2007 2:10.01 Mette Jacobsen, DEN 2:08.27 Mary DeScenza 2005 2:10.14 Paola Cavallino, ITA 2:08.40 Dana Kirk 2004 2:10.58 Eva Risztov, HUN 2:08.67 Summer Sanders 1992 Top 8 Prelims 2:09.29 Kristine Quance 1997 See top 8 from top 16 below 2:09.77 Courtney Kalisz 2006 Top 16 Prelims 2:09.81 Katie Hoff 2005 XXVIIth Olympic Games; Sydney, AUS; 2000 2:09.85 Elaine Breeden 2005 2:07.87 Misty Hyman, USA 2:09.87 Tracy Caulkins 1978 2:07.97 Susie O’Neill, AUS 2:09.93 Emily Mason 2005 2:08.70 Petria Thomas, AUS 2:10.40 Kara McGrath 1986 2:08.70 Otylia Jedrzejczak, POL 2:10.49 2006 2:09.30 Mette Jacobsen, DEN 2:10.55 Trina Radke 1990 2:09.85 Maki Mita, JPN 2:10.62 Shelly Ripple 2001 2:09.92 Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 2:10.76 Whitney Myers 2006 2:10.22 Yuko Nakanishi, JPN 2:10.84 Teresa Crippen 2006 2:10.78 Cecile Jeanson, FRA 2:10.96 Noelle Bassi 2004 2:10.96 Mireia Garcia, ESP 2:10.98 Julia Gorman 1986 2:11.09 Georgina Lee, GBR 2:11.03 Michelle Griglione 1988 2:11.32 Eva Risztov, HUN 2:11.04 Whitney Phelps 1994 2:11.35 Sophia Skou, DEN 2:11.07 Nancy Hogshead 1980 2:11.38 Mandy Loots, RSA 2:11.18 Pam Minthorn 1990 2:11.59 Margaretha Pedder, GBR 2:11.62 Elizabeth van Welie, NZL

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 89 Women’s 200m Individual Medley

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 2:09.72 Yanyan Wu CHN Shanghai 10/17/1997 2:27.8 Claudia Kolb USA Lincoln 8/21/1966 2:33.3 Donna de Varona 8/18/1962 2:10.05 Katie Hoff USA Irvine 8/1/2006 2:27.5 Claudia Kolb USA Santa Clara 7/8/1967 2:31.8 Donna de Varona 7/27/1963 2:10.11 Whitney Myers USA Victoria 8/20/2006 2:26.1 Claudia Kolb USA Winnipeg 7/30/1967 2:29.9 Donna de Varona 8/1/1964 2:10.41 Hoff USA Montreal 7/25/2005 2:25.0 Claudia Kolb USA Philadelphia 8/18/1967 2:29.0 Lynn Vidali 7/22/1966 2:10.68 Yana Klochkova UKR Sydney 9/19/2000 2:23.5 Caludia Kolb USA Los Angeles 8/25/1968 2:27.8 Claudia Kolb 8/21/1966 2:10.75 Klochkova UKR Barcelona 7/21/2003 2:23.07 Shane Gould AUS Munich 8/28/1972 2:27.5 Claudia Kolb 7/8/1967 2:10.88 Wu CHN Perth 1/16/1998 2:23.01 Kornelia Ender GDR Berlin 4/13/1973 2:26.1 Claudia Kolb 7/30/1967 2:11.13 Kirsty Coventry ZIM Montreal 7/25/2005 2:20.51 Andrea Huebner GDR Belgrade 9/4/1973 2:25.0 Claudia Kolb 8/18/1967 2:11.14 Klochkova UKR Athens 8/17/2004 2:18.97 Ulrike Tauber GDR Vienna 8/18/1974 2:23.5 Claudia Kolb 8/25/1968 2:11.24 Hoff USA Indianapolis 4/1/2005 2:18.83 Ulrike Tauber GDR Wittenberg 6/10/1975 2:22.0 Jenni Franks 8/25/1974 2:18.30 Ulrike Tauber GDR Tallin 3/12/1976 2:21.05 Kathy Heddy 9/1/1974 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 2:17.14 Kornelia Ender GDR Berlin 6/5/1976 2:20.86 Kathy Heddy 6/18/1975 2:15.85 Ulrike Tauber GDR Berlin 8/28/1977 2:19.80 Kathy Heddy 7/22/1975 2:09.72 Yanyan Wu CHN Shanghai 10/17/1997 2:15.09 Tracy Caulkins USA Woodlands 8/2/1978 2:19.31 Tracy Caulkins 8/21/1977 2:10.05 Katie Hoff USA Irvine 8/1/2006 2:14.07 Tracy Caulkins USA Berlin 8/20/1978 2:15.90 Tracy Caulkins 7/1/1978 2:10.11 Whitney Myers USA Victoria 8/20/2006 2:13.69 Tracy Caulkins USA Austin 1/5/1980 2:15.09 Tracy Caulkins 8/2/1978 2:10.68 Yana Klochkova UKR Sydney 9/19/2000 2:13.00 Petra Schneider GDR Magdeburg 5/24/1980 2:14.07 Tracy Caulkins 8/20/1978 2:11.13 Kirsty Coventry ZIM Montreal 7/25/2005 2:11.73 Ute Geweniger GDR East Berlin 7/4/1981 2:13.69 Tracy Caulkins 1/5/1980 2:11.27 Yan Chen CHN Shanghai 10/17/1997 2:11.65 Li Lin CHN Barcelona 7/30/1992 2:12.78 Tracy Caulkins 6/29/1984 2:11.65 Lin Li CHN Barcelona 7/30/1992 2:09.72 Yanyan Wu CHN Shanghai 10/17/1997 2:12.64 Tracy Caulkins 8/3/1984 2:11.70 Amanda Beard USA Athens 8/17/2004 2:11.91 Summer Sanders 7/30/1992 2:11.73 Ute Geweniger GDR East Berlin 7/4/1981 2:11.70 Amanda Beard 8/17/2004 2:11.79 Petra Schneider GDR Guayaquil 8/6/1982 2:11.24 Katie Hoff 4/1/2005 2:11.91 Summer Sanders USA Barcelona 7/30/1992 2:10.41 Katie Hoff 7/25/2005 2:11.92 Hui Qi CHN Doha 12/7/2006 2:10.05 Katie Hoff 8/1/2006 2:11.93 Maggie Bowen USA Fukuoka 7/27/2001 2:12.05 Teresa Rohmann GER Berlin 6/1/2004 2:12.22 Ariana Kukors USA Victoria 8/20/2006 FASTEST FIELDS 2:12.34 Bin Lu CHN Rome 9/10/1994 Top 8 Finals 2:12.41 Laure Manaudou FRA Tours 5/13/2006 IXth FINA World Championships; Fukuoka, JPN; 2001 2:12.47 Alice Mills AUS Sydney 4/2/2004 2:11.93 Maggie Bowen, USA 2:12.54 Allison Wagner USA Kobe 8/15/1993 2:12.30 Yana Klochkova, UKR 2:12.57 Beatrice Caslaru ROM Helsinski 7/6/2000 2:12.46 Hui Qi, CHN 2:12.59 Daniela Hunger GDR Seoul 9/24/1988 2:13.62 Oxana Verevka, RUS 2:12.64 Tracy Caulkins USA Los Angeles 8/3/1984 2:13.78 Beatrice Caslaru, ROM 2:12.83 Xin Zhang CHN Nanjing 10/17/2005 2:14.82 Cristina Teuscher, USA 2:12.84 Tomoko Hagiwara JPN Tokyo 4/22/2000 2:14.93 Tomoko Hagiwara, JPN 2:12.90 AUS Melbourne 3/16/2006 2:15.15 Annika Mehlhorn, GER Top 8 Prelims ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS See top 8 from top 16 below 2:10.05 Katie Hoff 2006 Top 16 Prelims 2:10.11 Whitney Myers 2006 XXVIIth Olympic Games; Sydney, AUS; 2000 2:11.70 Amanda Beard 2004 2:13.48 Oxana Verevka, RUS 2:11.91 Summer Sanders 1992 2:13.72 Beatrice Caslaru, ROM 2:11.93 Maggie Bowen 2001 2:13.83 Yana Klochkova, UKR 2:12.22 Ariana Kukors 2006 2:13.92 , CAN 2:12.54 Allison Wagner 1993 2:14.17 Cristina Teuscher, USA 2:12.64 Tracy Caulkins 1984 2:15.07 , CAN 2:12.97 Kaitlin Sandeno 2003 2:15.16 Tomoko Hagiwara, JPN 2:13.32 Cristina Teuscher 2000 2:15.55 Gabrielle Rose, USA 2:13.55 Kristine Quance 1997 2:16.01 Yan Chen, CHN 2:13.78 Gabrielle Rose 2001 2:16.09 Federica Biscia, ITA 2:14.45 Caitlin Leverenz 2006 2:16.43 Susan Rolph, GBR 2:14.49 Nicole Haislett 1992 2:16.51 Yseult Gervy, BEL 2:14.52 Kristen Caverly 2004 2:16.63 Shu Zhan, CHN 2:14.59 Alicia Aemisegger 2006 2:16.76 Elli Overton, AUS 2:14.71 Natalie Coughlin 1998 2:16.98 Nicole Hetzer, GER 2:14.97 Julia Smit 2006 2:17.18 Sabine Klenz, GER 2:14.98 Joan Pennington 1978 2:15.15 Janet Evans 1989 2:15.17 Nancy Hogshead 1984 2:15.17 Caroline Bruce 2004 2:15.22 Maddy Crippen 1997 2:15.23 2006 2:15.44 Mary Ellen Blanchard 1990

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 90 Women’s 400m Individual Medley

ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES WORLD RECORD PROGRESSIONS AMERICAN RECORD PROGRESSIONS 4:33.59 Yana Klochkova UKR Sydney 9/16/2000 5:50.4 Eva Szekely HUN Budapest 4/10/1953 5:46.6 6/27/1958 4:34.79 Yan Chen CHN Shanghai 10/13/1997 5:47.3 Mary Kok NETH Hilversum 3/28/1955 5:43.7 Sylvia Ruuska 8/1/1958 4:34.83 Klochkova UKR Athens 8/14/2004 5:40.8 Eva Szekely HUN Budapest 7/13/1955 5:41.1 Sylvia Ruuska 2/24/1959 4:34.95 Kaitlin Sandeno USA Athens 8/14/2004 5:38.9 Mary Kok NETH Hilversum 12/2/1956 5:40.2 Sylvia Ruuska 7/15/1959 4:35.10 Klochkova UKR Berlin 7/29/2002 New Regulations 5:36.5 Donna de Varona 7/17/1959 4:35.22 Chen CHN Guangzhou 11/1/2001 5:46.6 Sylvia Ruuska USA Los Angeles 6/27/1958 5:34.5 Donna de Varona 8/11/1961 4:35.80 Alessia Filippi ITA Budapest 7/31/2006 5:43.7 Sylvia Ruuska USA Topeka 8/1/1958 5:29.7 Donna de Varona 6/2/1962 4:35.82 Katie Hoff USA Irvine 8/3/2006 5:41.1y Sylvia Ruuska USA Melbourne 2/24/1950 5:27.4p Sharon Finneran 7/26/1962 4:35.96 Yasuko Tajima JPN Sydney 9/16/2000 5:40.2y Sylvia Ruuska USA Redding 7/17/1959 5:24.7 Donna de Varona 7/26/1962 4:36.07 Hoff USA Montreal 7/31/2005 5:36.5 Donna de Varona USA Indianapolis 7/15/1959 5:21.9 Sharon Finneran 7/28/1962 5:34.5 Donna de Varona USA Philadelphia 8/11/1961 5:16.5 Donna de Varona 3/10/1964 ALL-TIME TOP 25 PERFORMERS 5:29.7 Donna de Varona USA Los Altos 6/2/1962 5:14.9 Donna de Varona 8/30/1964 5:11.7 Claudia Kolb 7/9/1967 4:33.59 Yana Klochkova UKR Sydney 9/16/2000 5:27.4 Sharon Finneran USA Osaka 7/26/1962 5:09.7 Claudia Kolb 8/1/1967 4:34.79 Yan Chen CHN Shanghai 10/13/1997 5:24.7 Donna de Varona USA Osaka 7/26/1962 5:08.2 Claudia Kolb 8/10/1967 4:34.95 Kaitlin Sandeno USA Athens 8/14/2004 5:21.9 Sharon Finneran USA Osaka 7/28/1962 5:04.7 Claudia Kolb 8/24/1968 4:35.80 Alessia Filippi ITA Budapest 7/31/2006 5:16.5 Donna de Varona USA Lima 3/10/1964 5:02.95 Kim Shettle 8/9/1974 4:35.82 Katie Hoff USA Irvine 8/3/2006 5:14.9 Donna de Varona USA New York 8/30/1964 5:02.26p Jenni Franks 8/23/1974 4:35.96 Yasuko Tajima JPN Sydney 9/16/2000 5:11.7 Claudia Kolb USA Santa Clara 7/9/1967 5:00.51 Jenni Franks 8/23/1974 4:36.10 Petra Schneider GDR Guayaquil 8/1/1982 5:09.7 Claudia Kolb USA Winnipeg 8/1/1967 4:58.13 Kathy Heddy 6/21/1975 4:36.17 Eva Risztov HUN Berlin 7/29/2002 5:08.2 Claudia Kolb USA Philadelphia 8/10/1967 4:53.86 Jenni Franks 8/21/1975 4:36.28 Yanyan Wu CHN Shanghai 10/13/1997 5:04.7 Claudia Kolb USA Los Angeles 8/24/1968 4:51.74 Tracy Caulkins 8/1/1977 4:36.54 Kristina Egerszegi HUN Barcelona 7/26/1992 5:01.97 Gail Neall AUS Munich 8/31/1972 4:48.93 Tracy Caulkins 8/19/1977 4:36.73 Li Lin CHN Barcelona 7/26/1992 5:01.10 Angela Franke GDR Utrecht 8/18/1973 4:47.06 Tracy Caulkins 8/4/1978 4:37.18 Guohong Dai CHN Beijing 9/10/1993 4:57.51 Gudrun Wegner GDR Belgrade 9/6/1973 4:40.83 Tracy Caulkins 8/23/1978 4:37.18 Beatrice Caslaru ROM Sydney 9/16/2000 4:52.42 Ulrike Tauber GDR Vienna 8/21/1974 4:40.67 Tracy Caulkins 7/30/1980 4:37.51 ARG Athens 8/14/2004 4:52.20 Ulrike Tauber GDR Wittenberg 6/7/1975 4:39.24 Tracy Caulkins 7/29/1984 4:37.58 Summer Sanders USA Barcelona 7/26/1992 4:48.79 Birgit Treiber GDR Berlin 6/1/1976 4:38.58 Janet Evans 8/8/1988 4:37.76 Janet Evans USA Seoul 9/19/1988 4:42.77 Ulrike Tauber GDR Montreal 7/24/1976 4:37.76 Janet Evans 9/19/1988 4:37.97 Nicole Hetzer GER Budapest 7/31/2006 4:40.83 Tracy Caulkins USA Berlin 8/23/1978 4:37.58 Summer Sanders 7/26/1992 4:38.20 Hui Qi CHN Guangzhou 11/1/2001 4:39.96 Petra Schneider GDR Leningrad 8/30/1980 4:34.95 Kaitlin Sandeno 8/14/2004 4:38.46 Joanne Malar CAN Winnipeg 8/2/1999 4:38.44 Petra Schneider GDR Magdeburg 5/27/1980 4:38.62 Jennifer Reilly AUS Chandler 12/10/2006 4:36.29 Petra Schneider GDR Moscow 7/26/1980 4:38.96 Yin Liu CHN Guangzhou 11/1/2001 4:36.10 Petra Schneider GDR Guayaquil 8/1/1982 FASTEST FIELDS 4:38.98 Yafei Zhou CHN Guangzhou 11/1/2001 4:34.79 Yan Chen CHN Shanghai 10/13/1997 Top 8 Finals 4:39.01 Noemi Lung ROM Bucharest 6/12/1987 4:33.59 Yana Klochkova UKR Sydney 9/16/2000 XIth FINA World Championships; Montreal, CAN; 2005 4:39.06 Maggie Bowen USA Fukuoka 7/22/2001 4:36.07 Katie Hoff, USA 4:39.18 IRL Atlanta 7/20/1996 4:39.72 Kirsty Coventry, ZIM 4:40.85 Kaitlin Sandeno, USA ALL-TIME TOP 25 U.S. PERFORMERS 4:42.25 Lara Carroll, AUS 4:34.95 Kaitlin Sandeno 2004 4:42.68 Maiko Fujino, JPN 4:35.82 Katie Hoff 2006 4:43.60 Georgina Bardach, ARG 4:37.58 Summer Sanders 1992 4:43.68 Eva Risztov, HUN 4:37.76 Janet Evans 1988 4:44.65 , HUN 4:39.06 Maggie Bowen 2001 Top 8 Prelims 4:39.24 Tracy Caulkins 1984 XXVIIth Olympic Games; Sydney, AUS; 2000 4:39.25 Kristine Quance 1993 4:37.64 Yana Klochkova, UKR 4:39.68 Ariana Kukors 2006 4:40.35 Yasuko Tajima, JPN 4:39.98 Allison Wagner 1994 4:40.89 Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 4:40.80 Maddy Crippen 1997 4:41.04 Beatrice Caslaru, ROM 4:40.84 Erika Hansen 1990 4:41.51 Jennifer Reilly, AUS 4:41.21 Cristina Teuscher 1999 4:42.65 Joanne Malar, CAN 4:42.32 Alicia Aemisegger 2005 4:43.23 Nicole Hetzer, GER 4:42.57 Kristen Caverly 2004 4:44.00 Maddy Crippen, USA 4:43.16 Adrienne Binder 2003 Top 16 Prelims 4:43.48 Jennifer Parmenter 1996 XXVIIIth Olympic Games; Athens, GRE; 2004 4:44.07 Michelle Griglione 1986 4:38.36 Yana Klochkova, UKR 4:44.59 Sara McLarty 2004 4:40.21 Kaitlin Sandeno, USA 4:44.74 Whitney Metzler 1996 4:41.20 Georgina Bardach, ARG 4:44.79 Julia Smit 2005 4:41.20 Eva Risztov, HUN 4:44.85p Jamie Cail 1997 4:41.74 Nicole Hetzer, GER 4:45.64 Courtney Kalisz 2005 4:42.01 Joanna Melo, BRA 4:45.68 Beth Pendleton 2004 4:44.90 Vasiliki Angelopoulou, GRE 4:45.81 Andrea Cassidy 2002 4:45.16 Yoo-Sun Nam, KOR 4:46.18 Teresa Crippen 2006 4:45.21 Helen Norfolk, NZL 4:45.61 Misa Amano, JPN 4:46.27 Elizabeth Warden, CAN 4:46.32 Lara Carroll, AUS 4:46.66 Anja Klinar, SLO 4:46.94 Beatrice Caslaru, ROM 4:47.21 Zsuzsanna Jakabos, HUN 4:47.26 Alessia Filippi, ITA

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 91 Women’s Relays

ALL-TIME TOP RELAY PERFORMANCES 4x200 Freestyle Relay 200m Freestyle 7:50.82 GER Budapest 8/3/2006 1:55.64 Annika Liebs GER Budapest 8/3/2006 4x100 Medley Relay (P. Dallman, D. Samulski, B. Steffen, A. Liebs) 1:56.23 Laure Manaudou FRA Budapest 8/3/2006 7:53.42 USA Athens 8/18/2004 3:56.30 AUS Melbourne 3/21/2006 1:57.20 Petria Thomas AUS Athens 8/18/2004 (S. Edington, L. Jones, J. Schipper, L. Lenton) (N. Coughlin, C. Piper, D. Vollmer, K. Sandeno) 1:57.24 Yu Yang CHN Barcelona 7/24/2003 3:57.32 AUS Athens 8/21/2004 7:53.70 USA Montreal 7/28/2005 1:57.32 Katie Hoff USA Victoria 8/19/2006 3:57.47 AUS Montreal 7/30/2005 7:54.06 AUS Montreal 7/28/2005 3:58.30 USA Sydney 9/23/2000 7:54.62 USA Victoria 8/18/2006 1:57.57 Kaitlin Sandeno USA Montreal 7/28/2005 (B. Bedford, M. Quann, J. Thompson, D. Torres) 7:55.47 GDR Strasbourg 8/18/1987 1:57.61 Heike Friedrich GDR Strasbourg 8/18/1987 3:58.38 USA Victoria 8/18/2006 7:55.70 USA Barcelona 7/24/2003 1:57.77 Britta Steffen GER Budapest 8/3/2006 3:58.93 AUS Irvine 8/2/2005 7:55.97 CHN Athens 8/18/2004 1:57.90 Kirsten Keilgass GER Sydney 9/20/2000 3:59.12 USA Athens 8/21/2004 7:56.32 POL Budapest 8/3/2006 1:58.03 Paulina Barzycka POL Budapest 8/3/2006 3:59.89 CHN Barcelona 7/26/2003 7:56.44 FRA Budapest 8/3/2006 1:58.12 Dana Vollmer USA Athens 8/18/2004 3:59.92 USA Montreal 7/30/2005 7:56.52 Shanghai Guangzhou 11/1/2001 1:58.14 Franziska van Almsick GER Atlanta 7/25/1996 4:00.24 USA Irvine 8/2/2005 7:56.53 USA Fukuoka 7/25/2001 4:00.50 AUS Yokohama 8/29/2002 7:56.68 AUS Melbourne 3/18/2006 1:58.17 Luna Wang CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 4:00.72 GER Athens 8/21/2004 7:56.96 USA Yokohama 8/28/2002 1:58.17 Kaitlin Sandeno USA Athens 8/18/2004 4:00.83 USA Barcelona 7/26/2003 7:57.29 CHN Montreal 7/28/2005 1:58.25 Lindsay Benko USA Yokohama 8/28/2002 4:01.15 USA Yokohama 8/29/2002 7:57.35 GER Athens 8/18/2004 1:58.26 Caitlin McClatchey GBR Montreal 7/28/2005 4:01.17p AUS Athens 8/20/2004 7:57.40 AUS Athens 8/18/2004 1:58.27 Jiaying Pang CHN Athens 8/18/2004 7:57.61 USA Sydney 8/26/1999 4:01.37 AUS Barcelona 7/26/2003 1:58.27 GER Budapest 8/3/2006 4:01.50 AUS Fukuoka 7/29/2001 7:57.80 USA Sydney 9/20/2000 1:58.28 Caitlin McClatchey GBR Budapest 8/3/2006 4:01.54 GER Berlin 8/4/2002 7:57.86 GBR Budapest 8/3/2006 1:58.30 Franziska van Almsick GER Rome 9/5/1994 4:01.59 AUS Sydney 9/23/2000 7:57.96 CHN Rome 9/5/1994 4:01.67 CHN Rome 8/10/1994 7:58.42 AUS Barcelona 7/24/2003 1:58.35 Susan O'Neill AUS Atlanta 8/11/1995 4:01.81 USA Fukuoka 7/29/2001 7:58.52 AUS Sydney 9/20/2000 1:58.35 Diana Munz USA Fukuoka 7/25/2001 4:01.93 USA Perth 1/16/1998 7:58.53 CHN Barcelona 7/24/2003 1:58.42 Linda Mackenzie AUS Montreal 7/28/2005 4:02.01 GER Barcelona 7/26/2003 7:58.54 GDR Bonn 8/1/1989 1:58.45 Yanwei Xu CHN Athens 8/18/2004 4:02.09 CHN (PL Army) Shanghai 10/1/1997 7:58.60 CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 1:58.46 Antje Buschschulte GER Athens 8/18/2004 4:02.24 GBR Budapest 8/6/2006 7:58.64 GER Sydney 9/20/2000 4:02.35 GER Budapest 8/6/2006 7:58.67 GBR Fukuoka 7/25/2001 100m Breaststroke 4:02.47 JPN Victoria 8/18/2006 7:59.04 GBR Montreal 7/28/2005 1:05.51 Leisel Jones AUS Melbourne 3/21/2006 4:02.51 GER Montreal 7/30/2005 7:59.11 GBR Athens 8/18/2004 1:05.73 Leisel Jones AUS Montreal 7/30/2005 4:02.53 CHN Fukuoka 7/29/2001 7:59.25 AUS Yokohama 8/28/2002 1:05.79 Xuejuan Luo CHN Barcelona 7/26/2003 4:02.54 USA Barcelona 7/30/1992 7:59.33 GDR Madrid 8/1/1986 1:06.19 Jessica Hardy USA Irvine 8/2/2005 7:59.64p USA Montreal 7/28/2005 4:02.80 CHN Montreal 7/30/2005 1:06.21 Leisel Jones AUS Irvine 8/2/2005 4:02.82p USA Athens 8/20/2004 7:59.77p AUS Montreal 7/28/2005 1:06.29 Megan Quann USA Sydney 9/23/2000 4:02.88 USA Atlanta 7/24/1996 7:59.87 USA Atlanta 7/25/1996 1:06.32 Amanda Beard USA Athens 8/21/2004 4:02.93 AUS Atlanta 8/13/1995 8:00.01 GBR Barcelona 7/24/2003 4:03.06 GER Fukuoka 7/29/2001 8:00.64 GBR Dunkerque 4/22/2004 1:06.33 Kirsty Balfour GBR Budapest 8/6/2006 4:03.09 USA Sydney 8/29/1999 8:00.65 JPN Victoria 8/18/2006 1:06.47 Xuejuan Luo CHN Fukuoka 7/29/2001 4:03.32 USA Irvine 8/5/2006 8:00.67 AUS Sydney 8/26/1999 1:06.50 Leisel Jones AUS Athens 8/21/2004 4:03.35 CHN Athens 8/21/2004 8:00.81p USA Athens 8/18/2004 1:06.53 Jessica Hardy USA Victoria 8/19/2006 4:03.56 CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 ALL-TIME FASTEST RELAY SPLITS 1:06.69 Penny Heyns RSA Sydney 8/29/1999 4:03.62p AUS Montreal 7/30/2005 1:06.70 Leisel Jones AUS Barcelona 7/26/2003 4x100 Freestyle Relay 100m Freestyle 1:06.87 Amanda Beard USA Barcelona 7/26/2003 3:35.22 GER Budapest 7/31/2006 52.66 Britta Steffen GER Budapest 7/31/2006 1:07.08 Sarah Poewe GER Athens 8/21/2004 (P.Dallman, D. Goetz, B. Steffen, A. Liebs) 52.75 Britta Steffen GER Budapest 8/6/2006 1:07.08p Tara Kirk USA Athens 8/20/2004 3:35.80 USA Victoria 8/19/2006 52.87 Libby Lenton AUS Melbourne 3/21/2006 1:07.10 Samantha Riley AUS Fukuoka 8/13/1997 (A. Weir, N. Coughlin, K.L. Joyce, L. Nymeyer) 52.95 Jodie Henry AUS Athens 8/14/2004 3:35.94 AUS Athens 8/14/2004 1:07.15p Kirsty Balfour GBR Budapest 8/6/2006 52.97 Jodie Henry AUS Athens 8/21/2004 3:36.00 GER Berlin 7/29/2002 1:07.19 Samantha Riley AUS Atlanta 8/13/1995 3:36.39 USA Athens 8/14/2004 53.13 Libby Lenton AUS Montreal 7/30/2005 1:07.20 Kristy Kowal USA Perth 1/16/1998 53.21 Natalie Coughlin USA Victoria 8/19/2006 3:36.49 AUS Melbourne 3/20/2006 100m Butterfly 3:36.61 USA Sydney 9/16/2000 53.30 Jodie Henry AUS Melbourne 3/20/2006 56.67 Petria Thomas AUS Athens 8/21/2004 3:37.04 NED Budapest 7/31/2006 53.34 Marleen Veldhuis NED Montreal 7/24/2005 56.86 Jessicah Schipper AUS Melbourne 3/21/2006 3:37.32 AUS Montreal 7/24/2005 53.36 Jingyi Le CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 3:37.59 NED Athens 8/14/2004 56.94 Petria Thomas AUS Yokohama 8/29/2002 53.37 Dara Torres USA Sydney 9/23/2000 3:37.67 AUS Irvine 8/2/2005 57.13 Jessicah Schipper AUS Montreal 7/30/2005 53.37 Inge de Bruijn NED Athens 8/14/2004 3:37.91 CHN Rome 9/7/1994 57.16 Jessicah Schipper AUS Irvine 8/2/2005 53.41 Inge de Bruijn NED Sydney 9/16/2000 3:37.94 GER Athens 8/14/2004 57.25 Jenny Thompson USA Sydney 9/23/2000 53.43 Ying Shan CHN Shanghai 10/1/1997 3:38.09 USA Barcelona 7/20/2003 57.39 Petria Thomas AUS Sydney 9/23/2000 53.44 Jenny Thompson USA Barcelona 7/20/2003 3:38.24 GER Montreal 7/24/2005 57.40 Jenny Thompson USA Barcelona 7/26/2003 3:38.26p AUS Athens 8/14/2004 53.51 Dara Torres USA Sydney 9/16/2000 57.48 Franziska van Almsick GER Berlin 8/4/2002 3:38.31 USA Montreal 7/24/2005 53.54 Libby Lenton AUS Montreal 7/24/2005 57.65 Petria Thomas AUS Fukuoka 7/29/2001 3:38.72 USA Irvine 8/2/2005 53.54p Alice Mills AUS Athens 8/20/2004 3:38.73 GER Barcelona 7/20/2003 57.76 Jessicah Schipper AUS Victoria 8/19/2006 53.57 Libby Lenton AUS Athens 8/14/2004 3:38.83 AUS Barcelona 7/20/2003 57.80 Rachel Komisarz USA Montreal 7/30/2005 53.59 Sandra Volker GER Berlin 7/29/2002 3:38.83 USA Victoria 8/18/2006 57.89 Jenny Thompson USA Perth 1/16/1998 53.62 Jenny Thompson USA Sydney 9/16/2000 3:38.83 FRA Budapest 7/31/2006 58.00 Jenny Thompson USA Sydney 8/29/1999 53.64 F. van Almsick GER Berlin 7/29/2002 3:38.90p GER Budapest 7/31/2006 58.04 Mary T. Meagher USA Los Angeles 8/3/1984 3:39.29 USA Atlanta 7/22/1996 53.71 Yu Yang CHN Barcelona 7/26/2003 58.09p Jessicah Schipper AUS Athens 8/20/2004 3:39.37 NED Montreal 7/24/2005 53.74p Marleen Veldhuis NED Montreal 7/24/2005 58.10 Yafei Zhou CHN Athens 8/21/2004 3:39.45 FRA Montreal 7/24/2005 53.76 Amanda Weir USA Victoria 8/19/2006 3:39.46 USA Barcelona 7/28/1992 58.15 Johanna Sjoberg SWE Istanbul 8/1/1999 53.77 Jenny Thompson USA Athens 8/14/2004 3:39.46p USA Athens 8/14/2004 58.18 Rachel Komisarz USA Irvine 8/2/2005 53.78 Therese Alshammar SWE Sydney 9/16/2000 3:39.78 AUS Yokohama 8/24/2002 58.21 Yuko Nakanishi JPN Victoria 8/19/2006 3:39.83 NED Sydney 9/16/2000 53.81 Jingyi Le CHN Rome 9/10/1994 3:39.93p NED Athens 8/14/2004 53.82 Katrin Meissner GER Fukuoka 7/29/2001 3:40.12 CHN Barcelona 7/28/1992 53.83 Natalie Coughlin USA Athens 8/14/2004 3:40.23 USA Yokohama 8/24/2002 3:40.23 FRA Athens 8/14/2004 3:40.30 SWE Sydney 9/16/2000 3:40.31 GER Sydney 9/16/2000 3:40.41 AUS Manchester 8/3/2002 3:40.48 CHN Atlanta 7/22/1996 3:40.51 GBR Sydney 9/16/2000 (As of February 19, 2007) 3:40.57 GDR Madrid 8/1/1986 SWIM 92 Meet Records

50 BREASTSTROKE MEN World: 27.18 Oleg Lisogor, UKR Berlin, GER 08-02-02 50 FREESTYLE American: 27.39s Ed Moses, Curl-Burke Austin, Texas 03-31-01 World: 21.64 Alexander Popov, RUS Moscow, RUS 06-16-00 U.S. Open: 27.39s Ed Moses, Curl-Burke Austin, Texas 03-31-01 American: 21.76 Gary Hall Jr., Phoenix Indianapolis, Ind. 08-15-00 World Championships: 27.46sf Oleg Lisogor, UKR Barcelona, ESP 07-22-03 U.S. Open: 21.76 Gary Hall Jr., Phoenix Indianapolis, Ind. 08-15-00 100 BREASTSTROKE World Championships: 21.69 Roland Schoeman, RSA Montreal, CAN 07-30-05 World: 59.13 Brendan Hansen, Longhorn Irvine, Calif. 08-01-06 100 FREESTYLE 27.66, 59.13 World: 47.84sf Pieter van den Hoogenband, NED Sydney, AUS 09-19-00 American: 59.13 Brendan Hansen, Longhorn Irvine, Calif. 08-01-06 23.32, 47.84sf 27.66, 59.13 American: 48.17sf Jason Lezak, Irvine Long Beach, Calif. 07-10-04 U.S. Open: 59.13 Brendan Hansen, Longhorn Irvine, Calif. 08-01-06 23.02, 48.17sf 27.66, 59.13 U.S. Open: 48.17sf Jason Lezak, Irvine Long Beach, Calif. 07-10-04 World Championships: 59.37 Brendan Hansen, USA Montreal, CAN 07-25-05 23.02, 48.17sf 200 BREASTSTROKE World Championships: 48.12 Filippo Magnini, ITA Montreal, CAN 07-28-05 World: 2:08.50 Brendan Hansen, USA Victoria, CAN 08-20-06 200 FREESTYLE 29.10, 1:02.26, 1:35.12, 2:08.50 World: 1:44.06 Ian Thorpe, AUS Fukuoka, JPN 07-25-01 American: 2:08.50 Brendan Hansen, USA Victoria, CAN 08-20-06 24.81, 51.45, 1:18.26, 1:44.06 29.10, 1:02.26, 1:35.12, 2:08.50 American: 1:45.20 Michael Phelps, USA Montreal, CAN 07-26-05 U.S. Open: 2:08.74 Brendan Hansen, Longhorn Irvine, Calif. 08-05-06 24.72, 51.13, 1:18.31, 1:45.20 28.87, 1:01.58, 1:34.84, 2:08.74 U.S. Open: 1:45.50 Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine Athens, Ga. 07-14-06 World Championships: 2:09.42 Kosuke Kitajima, JPN Barcelona, ESP 07-24-03 24.80, 51.59, 1:18.56, 1:45.50 50 BUTTERFLY World Championships: 1:44.06 Ian Thorpe, AUS Fukuoka, JPN 07-25-01 World: 22.96 Roland Schoeman, RSA Montreal, CAN 07-25-05 400 FREESTYLE American: 23.21 Ian Crocker, USA Montreal, CAN 07-25-05 World: 3:40.08 Ian Thorpe, AUS Manchester, GBR 07-30-02 U.S. Open: 23.85sf Bryan Jones, Texas Aquatics Austin, Texas 03-29-01 53.02, 1:49.57, 2:45.43, 3:40.08 World Championships: 23.43 Matt Welsh, AUS Barcelona, ESP 07-21-03 American: 3:44.11 Klete Keller, USA Athens, GRE 08-14-04 100 BUTTERFLY 54.23 , 1:51.37, 2:48.24, 3:44.11 World: 50.40 Ian Crocker, USA Montreal, CAN 07-30-05 U.S. Open: 3:44.19 Klete Keller, Club Wolverine Long Beach, Calif. 07-07-04 23.51, 50.40 53.95, 1:50.19, 2:47.34, 3:44.19 American: 50.40 Ian Crocker, USA Montreal, CAN 07-30-05 World Championships: 3:40.17 Ian Thorpe, AUS Fukuoka, JPN 07-22-01 23.51, 50.40 U.S. Open: 50.76 Ian Crocker, Longhorn Long Beach, Calif. 07-13-04 800 FREESTYLE 23.62, 50.76 World: 7:38.65 Grant Hackett, AUS Montreal, CAN 07-27-05 World Championships: 50.40 Ian Crocker, USA Montreal, CAN 07-30-05 54.38, 1:51.89, 2:49.49, 3:47.17, 4:45.03, 5:43.55, 6:42.11, 7:38.65 200 BUTTERFLY World: 1:53.71 Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine Columbia, Mo. 02-17-07 American: 7:45.63 Larsen Jensen, USA Montreal, CAN 07-27-05 25.90, 55.15, 1:24.72, 1:53.71 56.13, 1:55.07, 2:54.19, 3:53.04, 4:51.68, 5:50.40, 6:48.83, American: 1:53.71 Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine Columbia, Mo. 02-17-07 7:45.63 25.90, 55.15, 1:24.72, 1:53.71 U.S. Open: 7:50.28 Daniel Kowalski, AUS Atlanta, Ga. 08-10-95 U.S. Open: 1:53.71 Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine Columbia, Mo. 02-17-07 55.37, 1:54.33, 2:53.94, 3:53.86, 4:53.96, 5:54.12, 6:54.29, 25.90, 55.15, 1:24.72, 1:53.71 7:50.28 World Championships: 1:53.93sf Michael Phelps, USA Barcelona, ESP 07-22-03 World Championships: 7:38.65 Grant Hackett, AUS Montreal, CAN 07-27-05 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1500 FREESTYLE World: 1:55.84 Michael Phelps, USA Victoria, CAN 08-20-06 World: 14:34.56 Grant Hackett, AUS Fukuoka, JPN 07-29-01 25.11, 54.49, 1:28.39, 1:55.84 54.19; 1:52.45; 2:51.29; 3:50.18; 4:48.82; 5:47.45; 6:45.96; 7:44.47; American: 1:55.84 Michael Phelps, USA Victoria, CAN 08-20-06 8:43.05; 9:41.78; 10:40.56; 11:39.51; 12:38.51; 13:37.89; 14:34.56 25.11, 54.49, 1:28.39, 1:55.84 American: 14:45.29 Larsen Jensen, USA Athens, GRE 08-21-04 U.S. Open: 1:55.94 Michael Phelps, North Baltimore College Park, Md. 08-09-03 57.28, 1:57.18, 2:56.96, 3:56.74, 4:56.68, 5:56.02, 6:55.36, 7:54.58, 25.15, 54.03, 1:28.35, 1:55.94 8:53.47, 9:52.28, 10:51.14, 11:50.20, 12:49.06, 13:47.48, 14:45.29 World Championships: 1:56.04 Michael Phelps, USA Barcelona, ESP 07-25-03 U.S. Open: 14:48.34 Grant Hackett, AUS Indianapolis, Ind. 04-06-03 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 56.59, 1:56.07, 2:56.10, 3:56.03, 4:55.81, 5:55.44, 6:54.88, World: 4:08.26 Michael Phelps, USA Athens, GRE 08-14-04 7:54.55, 8:54.43, 9:53.83, 10:53.33, 11:52.97, 12:52.57, 55.57, 1:57.10, 3:10.36, 4:08.26 13:51.87, 14:48.34 American: 4:08.26 Michael Phelps, USA Athens, GRE 08-14-04 World Championships: 14:34.56 Grant Hackett, AUS Fukuoka, JPN 07-29-01 55.57, 1:57.10, 3:10.36, 4:08.26 50 BACKSTROKE U.S. Open: 4:08.41 Michael Phelps, North Baltimore Long Beach, Calif. 07-07-04 World: 24.80 Thomas Rupprath, GER Barcelona, ESP 07-27-03 55.66, 1:57.85, 3:10.75, 4:08.41 American: 24.99 Lenny Krayzelburg, USA Sydney, AUS 08-28-99 World Championships: 4:09.09 Michael Phelps, USA Barcelona, ESP 07-27-03 U.S. Open: 25.59s Neil Walker, Texas Indianapolis, Ind. 08-11-00 World Championships: 24.80 Thomas Rupprath, GER Barcelona, ESP 07-27-03 400 FREESTYLE RELAY World: 3:12.46 United States Victoria, CAN 08-18-06 100 BACKSTROKE (Michael Phelps, Neil Walker, Cullen Jones, Jason Lezak) World: 53.17 Aaron Peirsol, Longhorn Indianapolis, Ind. 04-02-05 48.83, 1:36.72, 2:24.68, 3:12.46 25.96, 53.17 American: 3:12.46 United States Victoria, CAN 08-18-06 American: 53.17 Aaron Peirsol, Longhorn Indianapolis, Ind. 04-02-05 (Michael Phelps, Neil Walker, Cullen Jones, Jason Lezak) 25.96, 53.17 48.83, 1:36.72, 2:24.68, 3:12.46 U.S. Open: 53.17 Aaron Peirsol, Longhorn Indianapolis, Ind. 04-02-05 U.S. Open: 3:14.20 United States Indianapolis, Ind. 04-06-03 25.96, 53.17 (Scott Tucker, Nate Dusing, Jason Lezak, Neil Walker) World Championships: 53.61 Aaron Peirsol, USA Barcelona, ESP 07-22-03 49.02, 1:37.81, 2:26.22, 3:14.20 200 BACKSTROKE World Championships: 3:13.77 United States Montreal, CAN 07-24-05 World: 1:54.55 Aaron Peirsol, USA Victoria, CAN 08-19-06 (Michael Phelps, Neil Walker, Nate Dusing, Jason Lezak) 26.97, 55.85, 1:24.87, 1:54.44 800 FREESTYLE RELAY American: 1:54.55 Aaron Peirsol, USA Victoria, CAN 08-19-06 World: 7:04.66 Australia Fukuoka, JPN07-27-01 26.97, 55.85, 1:24.87, 1:54.44 (Grant Hackett, Michael Klim, William Kirby, Ian Thorpe) U.S. Open: 1:54.74 Aaron Peirsol, Irvine Novaquatics Long Beach, Calif. 07-12-04 1:46.11, 1:46.49, 1:47.92, 1:44.14 27.18, 55.98, 1:25.29, 1:54.74 American: 7:05.28 United States Victoria, CAN 08-19-06 World Championships: 1:54.66 Aaron Peirsol, USA Montreal, CAN 07-29-05 (Michael Phelps, Ryan Lochte, Peter Vanderkaay, Klete Keller) 1:45.91, 3:33.25, 5:19.74, 7:05.28 SWIM 93 Meet Records

U.S. Open: 7:12.35 Club Wolverine Irvine, Calif. 08-05-05 100 BACKSTROKE (Peter Vanderkaay, Michael Phelps, Klete Keller, Chris DeJong) World: 59.58 Natalie Coughlin, Cal Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 08-13-02 1:48.12, 3:35.53, 5:22.86, 7:12.35 28.86, 59.58 World Championships: 7:04.66 Australia Fukuoka, JPN 07-27-01 American: 59.58 Natalie Coughlin, Cal Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 08-13-02 (Grant Hackett, Michael Klim, William Kirby, Ian Thorpe) 28.86, 59.58 400 MEDLEY RELAY U.S. Open: 59.58 Natalie Coughlin, Cal Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 08-13-02 World: 3:30.68 United States Athens, GRE 08-21-04 28.86, 59.58 (Aaron Peirsol, Brendan Hansen, Ian Crocker, Jason Lezak) World Championships: 1:00.16r Cihong He, CHN Rome, ITA 09-10-94 53.45, 1:52.82, 2:43.10, 3:30.68 200 BACKSTROKE American: 3:30.68 United States Athens, GRE 08-21-04 World: 2:06.62 Krisztina Egerszegi, HUN Athens, GRE 08-25-91 (Aaron Peirsol, Brendan Hansen, Ian Crocker, Jason Lezak) 30.55, 1:02.34, 1:34.79, 2:06.62 53.45, 1:52.82, 2:43.10, 3:30.68 American: 2:08.53 Natalie Coughlin, Cal Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 08-16-02 U.S. Open: 3:34.24 United States Indianapolis, Ind. 04-06-03 29.73, 1:01.85, 1:35.19, 2:08.53 (Aaron Peirsol, Ed Moses, Michael Phelps, Neil Walker) U.S. Open: 2:07.83 Krisztina Egerszegi, HUN Atlanta, Ga. 07-25-96 54.35, 1:54.24, 2:45.85, 3:34.24 World Championships: 2:07.40 Cihong He, CHN Rome, ITA 09-11-94 World Championships: 3:31.54 United States Barcelona, ESP 07-27-03 (Aaron Peirsol, Brendan Hansen, Ian Crocker, Jason Lezak) 50 BREASTSTROKE World: 30.31 Jade Edmistone, AUS Melbourne, AUS 01-30-06 American: 30.85 Jessica Hardy, USA Montreal, CAN 07-31-05 WOMEN U.S. Open: 30.95sf Penny Heyns, RSA Long Island, N.Y. 08-01-98 50 FREESTYLE World Championships: 30.45 Jade Edmistone, AUS Montreal, CAN 07-31-05 World: 24.13sf Inge de Bruijn, NED Sydney, AUS 09-22-00 American: 24.63 Dara Torres, USA Sydney, AUS 09-23-00 100 BREASTSTROKE U.S. Open: 24.50 Inge de Bruijn, NED Federal Way, Wash. 07-23-00 World: 1:05.09 Leisel Jones, AUS Melbourne, AUS03-20-06 World Championships: 24.45 Inge de Bruijn, NED Fukuoka, JPN 07-28-01 30.83, 1:05.09 American: 1:06.20sf Jessica Hardy, USA Montreal, CAN 07-25-05 100 FREESTYLE 31.03, 1:06.20sf World: 53.30 Britta Steffen, GER Budapest, HUN 08-02-06 U.S. Open: 1:06.21 Leisel Jones, AUS Irvine, Calif. 08-02-05 25.84, 53.30 31.49, 1:06.21 American: 53.58 Amanda Weir, Swim Atlanta Irvine, Calif. 08-05-06 World Championships: 1:06.20sf Jessica Hardy, USA Montreal, CAN 07-25-05 25.99, 53.58 U.S. Open: 53.58 Amanda Weir, Swim Atlanta Irvine, Calif. 08-05-06 200 BREASTSTROKE 25.99, 53.58 World: 2:20.54 Leisel Jones, AUS Melbourne, AUS 02-01-06 World Championships: 54.01 Jingyi Le, CHN Rome, ITA 09-05-94 32.19, 1:08.52, 1:45.02, 2:20.54 American: 2:22.44 Amanda Beard, Tucson Ford Long Beach, Calif. 07-12-04 200 FREESTYLE 33.25, 1:09.60, 1:46.24, 2:22.44 World: 1:56.64 Franziska van Almsick, GER Berlin, GER 08-03-02 27.14, 56.27, 1:26.33, 1:56.64 U.S. Open: 2:22.44 Amanda Beard, Tucson Ford Long Beach, Calif. 07-12-04 33.25, 1:09.60, 1:46.24, 2:22.44 American: 1:57.41r Lindsay Benko, USA Barcelona, ESP 07-24-03 27.69, 56.93, 1:26.99, 1:57.41 World Championships: 2:21.72 Leisel Jones, AUS Montreal, CAN 07-29-05 U.S. Open: 1:58.00 Natalie Coughlin Columbia, Mo. 02-18-07 50 BUTTERFLY 27.84, 58.71, 1:28.19, 1:58.00 World: 25.57 Anna-Karin Kammerling, SWE Berlin, GER 07-30-02 World Championships: 1:56.78 Franziska van Almsick, GER Rome, ITA 09-06-94 American: 26.00 Jenny Thompson, USA Barcelona, ESP 07-26-03 U.S. Open: 26.50ps Dara Torres, Stanford Indianapolis, Ind. 08-09-00 400 FREESTYLE World Championships: 25.84 Inge de Bruijn, NED Barcelona, ESP 07-26-03 World: 4:02.13 Laure Manaudou, FRA Budapest, HUN 08-06-06 57.81, 1:59.11, 3:01.16, 4:02.13 100 BUTTERFLY American: 4:03.85 Janet Evans, USA Seoul, KOR 09-22-88 World: 56.61 Inge de Bruijn, NED Sydney, AUS 09-17-00 59.99, 2:02.14, 3:03.40, 4:03.85 26.67, 56.61 U.S. Open: 4:05.45 Janet Evans, Fullerton Orlando, Fla. 12-20-87 American: 57.58p Dara Torres, Stanford Indianapolis, Ind. 08-09-00 59.59, 2:01.57, 3:04.06, 4:05.45 26.50, 57.58p World Championships: 4:06.28 Tracey Wickham, AUS West Berlin, FRG 08-24-78 U.S. Open: 56.64 Inge de Bruijn, NED Federal Way, Wash. 07-22-00 26.37, 56.64 800 FREESTYLE World Championships: 57.23 Jessicah Schipper, AUS Montreal, CAN 07-25-05 World: 8:16.22 Janet Evans, USA Tokyo, JPN 08-20-89 1:00.20, 2:02.53, 3:05.12, 4:07.92, 5:10.27, 6:12.82, 7:15.44, 200 BUTTERFLY 8:16.22 World: 2:05.40 Jessicah Schipper, AUS Victoria, CAN 08-17-06 American: 8:16.22 Janet Evans, USA Tokyo, JPN 08-20-89 28.35, 1:00.11, 1:32.46, 2:05.40 1:00.20, 2:02.53, 3:05.12, 4:07.92, 5:10.27, 6:12.82, 7:15.44, American: 2:05.88 Misty Hyman, USA Sydney, AUS 09-20-00 8:16.22 28.38, 59.91, 1:32.44, 2:05.88 U.S. Open: 8:17.12 Janet Evans, Fullerton Orlando, Fla. 03-22-88 U.S. Open: 2:05.96 Mary T. Meagher, Lakeside Brown Deer, Wis. 08-13-81 1:00.01, 2:02.35, 3:04.86, 4:07.56, 5:10.17, 6:12.97, 7:15.83, 29.53, 1:01.41, 1:33.69, 2:05.96 8:17.12 World Championships: 2:05.61 Otylia Jedrejczak, POL Montreal, CAN 07-28-05 World Championships: 8:23.66 Hannah Stockbauer, GER Barcelona, ESP 07-26-03 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1500 FREESTYLE World: 2:09.72 Yanyan Wu, CHN Shanghai, CHN 10-17-97 World: 15:52.10 Janet Evans, Fullerton Orlando, Fla. 03-26-88 28.81, 1:01.91, 1:39.44, 2:09.72 1:01.17, 2:04.46, 3:08.04, 4:11.70, 5:15.37, 6:19.09, 7:22.72, 8:26.52, American: 2:10.05 Katie Hoff, North Baltimore Irvine, Calif. 08-01-06 9:30.26, 10:34.25, 11:38.09, 12:42.00, 13:45.95, 14:49.76, 15:52.10 28.51, 1:01.88, 1:39.49, 2:10.05 American: 15:52.10 Janet Evans, Fullerton Orlando, Fla. 03-26-88 U.S. Open: 2:10.05 Katie Hoff, North Baltimore Irvine, Calif. 08-01-06 1:01.17, 2:04.46, 3:08.04, 4:11.70, 5:15.37, 6:19.09, 7:22.72, 8:26.52, 28.51, 1:01.88, 1:39.49, 2:10.05 9:30.26, 10:34.25, 11:38.09, 12:42.00, 13:45.95, 14:49.76, 15:52.10 World Championships: 2:10.41 Katie Hoff, USA Montreal, CAN 07-25-05 U.S. Open: 15:52.10 Janet Evans, Fullerton Orlando, Fla. 03-26-88 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1:01.17, 2:04.46, 3:08.04, 4:11.70, 5:15.37, 6:19.09, 7:22.72, 8:26.52, World: 4:33.59 Yana Klochkova, UKR Sydney, AUS 09-16-00 9:30.26, 10:34.25, 11:38.09, 12:42.00, 13:45.95, 14:49.76, 15:52.10 1:01.62, 2:11.30, 3:30.63, 4:33.59 World Championships: 16:00.18 Hannah StockBauer, GER Barcelona, ESP 07-22-03 American: 4:34.95 Kaitlin Sandeno, USA Athens, GRE 08-14-04 50 BACKSTROKE 1:02.95, 2:13.30, 3:33.09, 4:34.95 World: 28.19 , GER Berlin, GER 05-25-05 U.S. Open: 4:35.82 Katie Hoff, North Baltimore Irvine, Calif. 08-03-06 28.19 Aleksandra Gerasimenia, BEL Minsk, BEL 05-31-06 1:03.86, 2:14.45, 3:32.36, 4:35.82 American: 28.35 Natalie Coughlin, USA Zagreb, CRO 06-03-06 World Championships: 4:36.07 Katie Hoff, USA Montreal, CAN 07-31-05 U.S. Open: 29.01 Natalie Coughlin, Terrapins Concord, Calif. 08-06-98 World Championships: 28.31sf Chang Gao, CHN Montreal, CAN 07-27-05 SWIM 94 Meet Records

400 FREESTYLE RELAY World: 3:35.22 Germany Budapest, HUN 07-31-06 (Petra Dallman, Daniela Goetz, Britta Steffen, Annika Liebs) 54.53, 1:48.40, 2:41.06, 3:35.22 American: 3:35.80 United States Victoria, CAN 08-18-06 (Amanda Weir, Natalie Coughlin, Kara Lynn Joyce, Lacey Nymeyer) 53.76, 1:46.97, 2:41.51, 3:35.80 U.S. Open: 3:37.67 Australia Irvine, Calif. 08-02-05 (Libby Lenton, , Alice Mills, Jodie Henry) 55.55, 1:49.96, 2:45.07, 3:38.95 World Championships: 3:37.32 Australia Montreal, CAN 07-24-05 (Jodie Henry, Alice Mills, Shayne Reese, Libby Lenton) 800 FREESTYLE RELAY World: 7:50.82 Germany Budapest, HUN08-03-06 (Petra Dallman, Daniela Samulski, Britta Steffen, Annika Liebs) 1:59.14, 3:57.41, 5:55.18, 7:50.82 American: 7:53.42 United States Athens, GRE 08-18-04 (Natalie Coughlin, Carly Piper, Dana Vollmer, Kaitlin Sandeno) 1:57.74, 3:57.13, 5:55.25, 7:53.42 U.S. Open: 7:59.87 United States Atlanta, Ga. 07-25-96 (Trina Jackson, Cristina Teuscher, , Jenny Thompson) 1:59.71, 3:58.57, 5:59.86, 7:59.87 World Championships: 7:53.70 United States Montreal, CAN 07-28-05 (Natalie Coughlin, Katie Hoff, Whitney Myers, Kaitlin Sandeno) 400 MEDLEY RELAY World: 3:56.30 Australia Melbourne, AUS 03-21-06 (Sophie Edington, Leisel Jones, Jessicah Schipper, Libby Lenton) 1:01.06, 2:06.57, 3:03.43, 3:56.30 American: 3:58.30 United States Sydney, AUS 09-23-00 (BJ Bedford, Megan Quann, Jenny Thompson, Dara Torres) 1:01.39, 2:07.68, 3:04.93, 3:58.30 U.S. Open: 3:58.93 Australia Irvine, Calif. 08-02-05 (Giaan Rooney, Leisel Jones, Jessicah Schipper, Jodie Henry) 1:01.69, 2:07.90, 3:05.06, 3:58.93 World Championships: 3:57.47 Australia Montreal, CAN 07-30-05 (Sophie Edington, Leisel Jones, Jessicah Schipper, Libby Lenton)

p = prelims sf = semifinals r = first leg of relay

(As of February 19, 2007) SWIM 95 USA Swimming Event Schedule

*2007-2008 calendar tentative and subject to change

2007* 2008* Jan 12-15 Toyota Southern California Grand Prix of Jan 19-21 Toyota Southern California Grand Prix of Swimming (SCY) - Long Beach, Calif. Swimming (SCY) - Long Beach, Calif. Jan 10-14 Junior Pan Pacific Championships - Feb 15-18 Grand Prix Meet - TBD Maui, Hawaii April 3-6 Grand Prix Meet - Stanford, Calif. Feb 16-19 Missouri Grand Prix Presented by Toyota - April 9-13 Short Course World Championships - Columbia, Mo. Manchester, Great Britain Mar 17-Apr 1 World Championships - Melbourne, Apr 29-May 4 FINA Open Water World Championships - Australia (open water swim: Mar 18-25, Seville, Spain pool swim: Mar 25-Apr 1) May 15-18 Grand Prix Meet - Santa Clara, Calif. April 3 Mutual of Omaha Duel in the Pool - May 31-June 1 Open Water Olympic Test Event - Sydney, Australia Beijing, China Mar 27-31 Spring Championships - June 5-8 Grand Prix Meet - Charlotte, N.C. East Meadow, N.Y. June 5-8 Grand Prix Meet - Omaha, Neb. April 21-23 National Team Camp (WUGs and Pan June 29-Jul 6 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Omaha, Neb. Ams) - Colorado Springs, Colo. July 29-Aug 2 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National May 17-21 Open Water National Championships - Championships - Minneapolis, Minn. Ft. Myers, Fla. Aug 4-8 Speedo Junior National May 17-20 Erik Namesnik Grand Prix - Championships - Minneapolis, Minn. Ann Arbor, Mich. Aug 8-24 Olympic Games - Beijing, China June 4-10 Seville Open Water World Cup - (pool swim: Aug 9-16, open water Seville, Spain swim: Aug 20-21) June 7-10 Grand Prix Meet - Charlotte, N.C. October National Junior Team Camp June 28-July 1 Grand Prix Meet - Santa Clara, Calif. Nov 14-16 Grand Prix Meet - Minneapolis, Minn. June 30 Long Beach Open Water Grand Prix (5K) - Dec 4-6 Short Course (SCY) National Long Beach, Calif. Championships - Atlanta, Ga. July 12-15 Janet Evans Invitational - Dec 7-8 Long Course Time Final National Los Angeles, Calif. Invitational - Atlanta, Ga. July 10-22 Pan American Games - Rio de Janeiro, (open water swim: July 14, pool swim: July 16-21) July 31-Aug 4 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships - Indianapolis, Ind. Aug 5 Open Water Grand Prix - Indianapolis, Ind. Aug 7-11 Speedo Junior National Championships - Indianapolis, Ind. Aug 5-18 World University Games - Bangkok, Thailand (swim dates: Aug 12-17) Aug. 11 Open Water 37K - Atlantic City, N.J. Aug 16-25 Japan International Grand Prix - Chiba, Japan (swim dates: Aug 21-24) Oct 7-10 National Junior Team Camp Oct 20 Women’s 10K Olympic Selection Meet - Ft. Myers, Fla. Oct 21 Men’s 10K Olympic Selection Meet - Ft. Myers, Fla. Nov 9-11 Toyota Minnesota Grand Prix - Minneapolis, Minn. Nov 29-Dec 1 Short Course (SCY) National Championships - Atlanta, Ga. Credits: Dec 2 Long Course Time Final National - Pages designed and researched by Sara Hunninghake and Jamie Invitational - Atlanta, Ga. Fabos. - Cover design by Matt Lupton. - Photos courtesy of Darrell Miho, Neil Hodge and Getty Images.