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BIG EAST MEN’S SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM RESULTS YEAR CHAMPION COACH POINTS RUNNER-UP POINTS SITE 2019 Xavier Brent MacDonald 779.5 Georgetown 744 East Meadow, N.Y. 2018 Seton Hall Derek Sapp 777 Villanova 749.5 Geneva, Ohio 2017 Seton Hall Ron Farina 872.50 Georgetown 677.50 East Meadow, N.Y. 2016 Xavier Brent MacDonald 832 Georgetown 781 East Meadow, N.Y. 2015 Xavier Brent MacDonald 904 Georgetown 763 Ithaca, N.Y. 2014 Xavier Brent MacDonald 924 Georgetown 715.5 Sewell, N.J. 2013 Notre Dame Tim Welsh 991 Louisville 851.5 Indianapolis, Ind. 2012 Notre Dame Tim Welsh 887 Louisville 859.5 Pittsburgh 2011 Louisville Arthur Albiero 917 Notre Dame 713.5 Louisville 2010 Louisville Arthur Albiero 808 Notre Dame 758 Pittsburgh 2009 Notre Dame Tim Welsh 782.5 Louisville 773 Indianapolis, Ind. 2008 Notre Dame Tim Welsh 820 Louisville 615 East Meadow, N.Y. 2007 West Virginia Sergio Lopez 765.5 Notre Dame 761 East Meadow, N.Y. 2006 Notre Dame Tim Welsh 809 Pittsburgh 584.5 East Meadow, N.Y. 2005 Notre Dame Tim Welsh 902.5 Pittsburgh 627.5 East Meadow, N.Y. 2004 Pittsburgh Chuck Knoles 746 Notre Dame 584 East Meadow, N.Y. 2003 Pittsburgh Chuck Knoles 708 Virginia Tech 555 East Meadow, N.Y. 2002 Pittsburgh Chuck Knoles 807 Rutgers 488 East Meadow, N.Y. 2001 Pittsburgh Chuck Knoles 647 St. John’s 428 East Meadow, N.Y. 2000 Pittsburgh Chuck Knoles 737 Notre Dame 501 East Meadow, N.Y. 1999 Pittsburgh Chuck Knoles 756 Notre Dame 565 East Meadow, N.Y. 1998 Pittsburgh Chuck Knoles 657.50 Syracuse 558 Pittsburgh 1997 Pittsburgh Chuck Knoles 717 Syracuse 592.50 Rutgers 1996 Syracuse Lou Walker 639.50 Pittsburgh 591.50 Pittsburgh 1995 Miami Sid Cassidy 679.50 Syracuse 675.50 Pittsburgh 1994 Pittsburgh Chuck Knoles 673 Syracuse 600 Pittsburgh BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIPS MEET RECORDS 1993 Villanova Chuck Horton 700.50 Pittsburgh 686 Pittsburgh 1992 Pittsburgh Chuck Knoles 854.50 Villanova 577 Pittsburgh EVENT MEN WOMEN 1991 Pittsburgh Chuck Knoles 796 Villanova 736 Pittsburgh 1990 Pittsburgh Dick Bradshaw 872.50 Syracuse 648 Pittsburgh 50 freestyle 19.08 Josh Schneider, Cincinnati, 2010 22.28 Whitney Campbell, Louisville, 2009 1989 Pittsburgh Dick Bradshaw 849.50 Villanova 794.50 Pittsburgh 100 freestyle 42.43 Joao De Lucca, Louisville, 2013 48.33 Kayla Andrews, West Virginia 2008 1988 Pittsburgh Dick Bradshaw 858 Villanova 553.50 Pittsburgh 200 freestyle 1:33.11 Joao De Lucca, Louisville, 2013 1:44.89 Christa Riggins, Notre Dame, 2008 1987 Pittsburgh Fred Lewis 856.50 Villanova 603 Pittsburgh The BIG EAST Conference is proud to work alongside member institution Providece 1986 Pittsburgh Fred Lewis 769 Villanova 662 Pittsburgh 500 freestyle 4:18.50 Frank Dyer, Notre Dame, 2012 4:39.63 Rachael Burnett, West Virginia, 2012 1985 Pittsburgh Fred Lewis 693 Villanova 604 Pittsburgh 1,650 freestyle 15:05.45 Bryan Draganosky, Louisville, 2013 16:13.94 Rachael Burnett, West Virginia, 2012 College in an effort to remember and celebrate the life of Greg Lamoreaux. Lamoreaux 1984 Pittsburgh Fred Lewis 654 Syracuse 346 Pittsburgh 1983 Pittsburgh Fred Lewis 530 Syracuse 463 Pittsburgh 100 backstroke 46.61 Brandon Andrews, Louisville, 2012 52.96 Darby Goodwin, Villanova, 2017 * served as the head referee of the BIG EAST Championships from 2014 to 2018, and in 1982 Syracuse Lou Walker 470 Villanova 458 Syracuse 200 backstroke 1:42.73 Pedro Oliveira, Louisville, 2012 1:53.86 Kelly Ryan, Notre Dame, 2013 1981 Villanova Ed Geisz 488 Syracuse 469 Connecticut absentia last year for health reasons. This year, Greg was scheduled to rejoin us on the 1980 Syracuse Lou Walker 589 St. John’s 529 Connecticut 100 breaststroke 52.95 Christopher Johnson, Notre Dame, 2013 59.64 Sam Maxwell, Notre Dame, 2010 200 breaststroke 1:54.85 Carlos Almeida, Louisville, 2010 2:07.69 Gisselle Kohoyda, Louisville, 2012 deck. Unfortunately, Greg passed away in November, one week before Thanksgiving, BIG EAST WOMEN’S SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM RESULTS 100 butterfly 46.44 Josh Schneider, Cincinnati, 2010 51.55 Kelsi Worrell, Louisville, 2013 after a brave battle with cancer. For 20 years, Greg worked meets at all levels, includ- YEAR CHAMPION COACH POINTS RUNNER-UP POINTS SITE 200 butterfly 1:43.51 Pedro Oliveira, Louisville, 2009 1.54.53 Amanda Nugent, West Virginia, 2012 2019 Villanova Rick Simpson 1,007.5 Xavier 662 East Meadow, N.Y. 200 IM 1:44.81 William Bass, Notre Dame, 2012 1:56.37 Emma Reaney, Notre Dame, 2013 ing high school, club and college, as a certified NCAA and USA Swimming Official. His 2018 Villanova Rick Simpson 973.5 Georgetown 637.5 Geneva, Ohio 400 IM 3:45.45 Michael Walker, West Virginia, 2009 4:07.29 Tanja Kylliainen, Louisville, 2013 2017 Villanova Rick Simpson 1,017 Georgetwon 685 East Meadow, N.Y. knowledge of the rules, pleasant demeanor on deck and tireless dedication to the sport 2016 Villanova Rick Simpson 1,013 Georgetown 684 East Meadow, N.Y. 200 medley relay 1:25.85 Louisville, 2009 1:38.43 Louisville, 2011 2015 Villanova Rick Simpson 957.5 Georgetown 763 Ithaca, N.Y. (Carlos Van Isschot, Vali Preda, (Kristina Brandenburg, Therese Bergstrom, earned him the respect of his colleagues, coaches and student-athletes. Greg is survived 2014 Villanova Rick Simpson 842 Georgetown 690 Sewell, N.J. 2013 Louisville Arthur Albiero 895 Notre Dame 772 Indianapolis, Ind. Adam Madarassy, Alex Sweet) Lorraine Thompson, Aileen Cole) by his wife Nancy and two daughters, Kristina and Kelly. The Providence College swim- 2012 Louisville Arthur Albiero 785.5 Notre Dame 593.5 Pittsburgh 400 medley relay 3:08.84 Louisville, 2012 3:35.89 Notre Dame, 2011 2011 Louisville Arthur Albiero 820.5 Notre Dame 655.5 Louisville ming and diving family will once again be participating in Swim Across America- Rhode 2010 Notre Dame Brian Barnes 773.5 Louisville 718 Pittsburgh (Brendon Andrews, Carlos Almeida, (Kimberly Holden, Samantha Maxwell, 2009 Notre Dame Brian Barnes 828 Louisville 581 Indianapolis, Ind. Pedro Oliviera, Joao De Lucca) Katheryn Casey, Kelly Ryan) Island, part of the national organization that raises funds for cancer research. This year, 2008 Notre Dame Brian Barnes 767 Louisville 527.5 East Meadow, N.Y. 200 free relay 1:17.74 Louisville, 2012 1:29.46 Louisville, 2009 2007 Notre Dame Carrie Nixon 758 Rutgers 530 East Meadow, N.Y. at the Lamoreaux family’s request, PC will be raising funds for Swim Across America in 2006 Notre Dame Carrie Nixon 705.5 Rutgers 687.5 East Meadow, N.Y. (Brendon Andrews, Matthew Schlytter, (Whitney Campbell, Nicole Landisch, 2005 Notre Dame Bailey Weathers 804 Pittsburgh 613 East Meadow, N.Y. Samuel Hoekstra, Joao De Lucca) Anna Dishuck, Liz Halet) Greg’s name. To learn more about Swim Across America and how you can help please 2004 Notre Dame Bailey Weathers 725.5 Rutgers 551 East Meadow, N.Y. 2003 Notre Dame Bailey Weathers 730 Rutgers 580 East Meadow, N.Y. 400 free relay 2:52.38 Louisville, 2013 3:16.89 Louisville, 2013 scan the QR code below to access the organization’s website. 2002 Notre Dame Bailey Weathers 797 Rutgers 522.5 East Meadow, N.Y. (Caryle Blondell, Joao De Lucca, (Kelsi Worrell, Kristina Brandenburg, 2001 Notre Dame Bailey Weathers 672.5 Virginia Tech 482 East Meadow, N.Y. 2000 Notre Dame Bailey Weathers 829.5 Rutgers 437 East Meadow, N.Y. Alex Burtch, Samuel Hoekstra) Grite Apanaviciute, Breann McDowell) 1999 Notre Dame Bailey Weathers 790.5 Villanova 613.5 East Meadow, N.Y. 800 free relay 6:22.33 Louisville, 2013 7:06.87 West Virginia, 2012 1998 Notre Dame Bailey Weathers 740.50 Villanova 546 Pittsburgh (Alex Burtch, Joao De Lucca, (Rachael Burnett, Kata Fodor, 1997 Notre Dame Bailey Weathers 661 Miami 547.50 Rutgers 1996 Villanova Ed Bartsch 551 Miami 548.50 Pittsburgh Albert Lloyd, Samuel Hoekstra) Amanda Nugent, Danielle Smith) 1995 Villanova Ed Bartsch 595 Miami 583 Pittsburgh 1m diving 378.25 Alex Volovetski, Pittsburgh, 2008 329.95 Hannah Gadd, Louisville, 2011 1994 Villanova Chuck Horton 569 Miami 505 Pittsburgh 1993 Villanova Chuck Horton 785.50 Miami 588.50 Pittsburgh 3m diving 387.15 Alex Volovetski, Pittsburgh, 2009 337.40 Jennifer Chiang, Notre Dame, 2011 1992 Villanova Chuck Horton 682 Miami 640 Pittsburgh 1991 Pittsburgh Dave Belowich 710 Villanova 688 Pittsburgh NOTE: Prior to the 2001 Championships, the women’s and men’s 1-meter diving competitions consisted of 10 and 11 1990 Pittsburgh Dave Belowich 805.50 Villanova 680 Pittsburgh optional dives, respectively. The women’s 1-meter record utilizing 10 dives is 454.15, set in 1999 by Miami’s Jenny Keim. 1989 Pittsburgh Dave Belowich 845 Villanova 581 Pittsburgh The men’s record with 11 dives is 664.05, set in 1999 by Miami’s Rio Ramirez. Also, Villanova’s Beth Metzger set the record 1988 Pittsburgh Dave Belowich 814 Villanova 553.50 Pittsburgh for the 50-yard butterfly, a former women’s Championship event, in 1983 (26.69). 1987 Pittsburgh Dave Belowich 989 Boston College 560.50 Pittsburgh 1986 Pittsburgh Dave Belowich 101.50 Boston College 549 Pittsburgh *First leg of the 400-yard medley relay 1985 Pittsburgh Dave Belowich 937 Syracuse 586 Pittsburgh 1984 Pittsburgh Dave Belowich 577 Syracuse 456 Pittsburgh 1983 Pittsburgh Dave Belowich 618 Syracuse 515 Pittsburgh 2020 BIG EAST SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS Presented by Jeep BUTLER GEORGETOWN PROVIDENCE SETON HALL VILLANOVA XAVIER Bulldogs Hoyas Friars Pirates Wildcats Musketeers MEN MEN MEN MEN MEN WOMEN NAME YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL NAME EVENTS YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL NAME EVENTS YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL NAME EVENTS YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL NAME EVENTS YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL NAME EVENTS YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Brandon Abboud Sr.
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