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General Information Table of Contents School ...... University of - Quick Facts & Table of Contents ...... 1 City/Zip ...... Milwaukee, Wis. 53211 Panther Coaching Staff ...... 2-5 Founded ...... 1885 Head Coach Erica Janssen ...... 2-3 Enrollment ...... 28,042 Assistant Coach Kyle Clements ...... 4 Nickname ...... Panthers Coach Todd Hill ...... 4 Colors ...... Black and Gold Support Staff ...... 5 Pool ...... Klotsche Natatorium 2008-09 UWM Schedule ...... 5 Capacity...... 400 Th e 2008-09 Season ...... 6-9 Women’s Season Preview ...... 6 Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Women’s 2008-09 Roster ...... 7 Conference ...... Men’s Season Preview ...... 8 Chancellor ...... Carlos Santiago Men’s 2008-09 Roster ...... 9 Athletic Director ...... Bud Haidet Panther Media Information ...... 10 Associate AD/SWA ...... Kathy Litzau Women’s & Diving Bios ...... 11-25 Ticket Manager ...... LeVar Ridgeway Molly Finn ...... 12 Athletics Phone...... 414-229-5151 Ashley Hall ...... 13 Tickets Phone ...... 414-229-5886 Kristina Hansen...... 14 Kelsey McDonough ...... 15 Coaching Staff Rachel Grimm/Alex Nelson ...... 16 Bailey Nennig/Kerry Rossow...... 17 Head Coach ...... Erica Janssen Jenny Westfall/Ali Winius ...... 18 Alma Mater/Year ...... UW-Stevens Point, 2004 Katelyn Brittain/Kelsey George ...... 19 Offi ce Phone ...... 414-229-1131 Ellie Gross/Kelly Jarvis ...... 20 Q Quick Facts Year at School...... First Season Kelsey Ogle/Suzy Paasch ...... 21 u i

Men’s Record at School ...... 0-0 Rachel Rebitski/Lauren Roy...... 22 c

Career Men’s Record ...... Same Danielle Wenger ...... 23 k

Women’s Record at School ...... 0-0 Danielle Chapman/Hannah Egger/Morgan Hearn/Taylor Jozwiak ....24 F Career Women’s Record ...... Same Heidi Niespodzany/Maggie Pease/Jennifer Schober/Sarah Wardecke ....25 a Milwaukee Team Pictures/Captains ...... 26 c

Assistant Coach ...... Kyle Clements t Alma Mater/Year ...... Ball State, 2007 Men’s Swimming & Diving Bios ...... 27-39 s David Adams...... 28 • Table of Contents Year at School...... First Season Andrew Belton ...... 29 Diving Coach ...... Todd Hill Robby Leibold ...... 30 Alma Mater/Year ...... Milwaukee, 2001 Dennis Knipfer/Ed Lichinsky ...... 31 Year at School...... Sixth Season Matt Mahoney/Sam Parent ...... 32 Jeremy Waldhart/Eric Burns ...... 33 History Nick DeWitt/Dan Heraly ...... 34 2007-08 Men’s Record ...... 6-4 (2-2 Horizon) Jake Kalinowski/Matt Kluczinske ...... 35 2007-08 Women’s Record ...... 7-3 (4-1 Horizon) Josh Lindquist ...... 36 2007-08 Men’s Horizon League Finish ...... Th ird Sky Boggio/Shane Conner/Jordan Diel/Evan Green ...... 37 Brady Huemann/Sam Keele/Jake Koll/Nathan Rahe ...... 38 2007-08 Women’s Horizon League Finish ...... Th ird Nolan Sinkler/Kyle Trelka/Greg Wise ...... 39 All-Time League Championships ...... Men 1 (2000) 2008-09 Dual Meet Opponents ...... 40 ...... Women 1 (2001) 2007-08 In Review ...... 41-48 Women’s Review ...... 42-43 2008-09 Women’s Captains ....Molly Finn and Kelsey McDonough Men’s Review ...... 44-45 2008-09 Men’s Captains ....Andrew Belton and Jeremy Waldhart Horizon League Championships ...... 46-48 Records/History ...... 49-65 Media Relations All-Time Coaching Records ...... 50 Assistant SID/Swimming & Diving Contact ...... Chris Zills Klotsche Natatorium Pool Records ...... 51 Women’s School/Freshman Records ...... 52 Offi ce Phone ...... 414-229-4593 Men’s School/Freshman Records ...... 53 Email ...... [email protected] Women’s Year-By-Year ...... 54-56 Sports Information Director ...... Kevin O’Connor Men’s Year-By-Year ...... 56-58 Offi ce Phone ...... 414-229-5674 Women’s Series History ...... 59-61 Email ...... [email protected] Men’s Series History ...... 61-63 Assistant SID ...... Kevin Conway All-Time Panther League Champions ...... 64-65 Offi ce Phone ...... 414-229-2413 Swimming Alumni at Olympic Trials ...... 66 Email ...... [email protected] Th is Is UWM ...... 67-80 Offi ce Fax ...... 414-229-5749 Milwaukee ...... 68-69 Website ...... www.uwmpanthers.com UWM ...... 70-71 UWM Administration ...... 72-73 UWM Athletic Staff ...... 74 Th e 2008-09 Swimming & Diving Media Guide was written and edited Th e Student-Athlete Experience ...... 75 by Chris Zills, with editorial assistance from Kevin O’Connor, Kevin Conway, Joe McCoy UWM Athletics: A Winning Way ...... 76-77 and UWM swimming coach Erica Janssen. Cover designed by Kevin Conway. Photography Th e Pavilion/Staff Directory ...... 78 courtesy Trevor Th ompson, Tessa Treuden, David Anderson, Peter Jakubowski, Kevin Th e Horizon League ...... 79 Conway, John J. Ward and UWM Photo Services. Printing by CCI, Hartland, Wis. Th e and Natatorium ...... 80

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Horizon League Swimmer or Diver of the Week awards. Th eir 6-3 dual record included six-straight victories and marked the team’s best winning percentage since going 8-4 during the Erica Janssen 1997-98 season.

In addition to placing third at the league championships, the HHeadead CCoachoach men broke four school records and recorded a 5-4 dual record. First Season It gave the squad a winning dual record for the fi rst time since going 7-4 in the 1998-99 campaign. Th ey also enjoyed their fi rst fi ve-dual winning streak since the 1999-2000 season.

Janssen takes control of a unique situation given her age and gender. She will be one of the youngest head coaches in NCAA Division I as well as one of the few women at this level to be Th e 2008-09 season will mark the fi rst for University of Wis- coaching a men’s team. consin-Milwaukee head coach Erica Janssen. Janssen came to UWM from Ball State, where she spent one Janssen has spent the past two years as the top assistant coach season as the graduate assistant coach for the Cardinals while for the Milwaukee swimming & diving teams, helping the Pan- fi nishing up her master’s degree in sports administration. She thers rewrite the record book. School records have been bro- was at UW-Stevens Point prior to that, where she was a four- ken 33 times the past two years with Janssen helping lead the year letterwinner for the Pointers from 2000-04 and served as women to their best fi nish at the league championships since a volunteer assistant for the program for one season after her 2001 and the men to their best showing since 2000. swimming career was over.

“Th is is an incredible opportunity for me here at UWM,” Jans- While at UWSP, she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in busi- sen said. “A lot of work has been put in over the past two years ness administration and coaching. In addition to serving as a in changing the culture of the swimming & diving program at volunteer assistant at her college alma mater, Janssen was also a UWM and improving our fi nishes at the league championships. volunteer coach at her high school alma mater, Oshkosh West. For the student-athletes, not that much changes. Th ere will be Additionally, she spent three years coaching the Stevens Point

Erica Janssen a smooth transition - just the face of the program will change - Area YMCA Swim Team. h philosophy, direction, all of that is going to stay the same. [For- c

a mer head coach] Dave (Griff ore) and I worked together on ev- o ery decision and now that will just fall on me, not both of us.” C

d Th e program has made great strides over the past two seasons a

e with Janssen on the staff . Last year, the women fi nished third

H Head Coach at the league championships and the men also placed third for the second-straight season after three-consecutive fi fth-place showings. Th e women set 12 new school records and the men fi ve. Janssen also had a hand in helping Chase Gravengood qualify for the 2008 Olympic Trials.

“It is great to have a seamless transition in the leadership of our swimming and diving programs for this coming season,” UWM Athletic Director Bud Haidet said. “Erica has already had a ma- jor impact on the growing success of our teams over the last couple of years and she has a bright future ahead of her. A solid foundation has been laid down the past two seasons and we want to keep the momentum in our swimming and diving pro- grams going in the right direction.” Janssen was a fi ve-time All-America selection, four-year NCAA In 2006-07, she helped lead UWM to numerous achievements qualifi er and an academic all-conference honoree in the pool as a fi rst-year assistant. In addition to a runner-up fi nish on the for the Pointers. A team captain as a junior and senior, she women’s side at the Horizon League Championships - where helped guide the program to the WIAC title in 2001. A four- the team recorded its highest-ever point total - she helped the time conference relay champion, she earned all-league honors men to their best fi nish since 2000. eight times. During the 2000-01 season, Janssen swam the third leg for the 200 freestyle relay team that broke the school record Th e women broke 11 school or league records and earned 12 with a clocking of 1:36.85.

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into fi nals at the Horizon League Championships. We have seen this men’s and women’s team. We aim to perform at the highest level & with the addition of Valparaiso last season. With the continuous im- that we possibly can by individually performing our best, which provement of the league, it will attract more talented student-ath- will hopefully contribute to a league title and setting new freshmen, A letes to every league school.” school, and league records in the process. A league title can never W be guaranteed but as long as we are in the mix to compete for that i How would you describe your coaching style and philosophy? title, that’s all that we can ask. It is a great opportunity to have the t “Naturally, it is the hope that the student-athletes maximize their po- chance to win a title.” h tential. As coaches, we hope to positively infl uence that by focusing our Coach Janssen goals on the little things such as training, technique and continual im- What is your vision for the UWM swimming & diving program? provement. Th is will set us up for success at the end of the season, where “I would like to see both of our teams win league titles and continu- we expect to achieve our highest level of performance. Th e goal of the ously compete for titles every year. In this process we will continu- program is to win Horizon League titles. We train to achieve these goals ously improve freshmen and school records and qualify individuals both mentally and physically. Having experienced collegiate success, it for the NCAA Championships. Alumni can be a huge factor in the would be extremely rewarding for our student-athletes to experience success of a program and I hope to continue to build upon our strong that for themselves as well. It is an incredible and lifelong feeling to be alumni contingent that supports both our programs.” a part of a winning team and it is something they all deserve to feel for their hard work and talent. Each student-athlete is an individual, not What are some of your favorite memories from your fi rst two years? just a member of the swimming & diving team. I care tremendously for “Many great memories will remain with me from the fi rst two sea- each of them as a person and for their success in college sons at UWM. Some of the most memorable from the and beyond. Th ese programs emphasize not only athletic fi rst season are having our women’s breaststrokers, success, but also the importance of academic success. I Shannon Berndt and Kerry Rossow, place fi rst and sec- hope each member of the team is a great ambassador for ond in both breaststroke events at the Horizon League the program, the sport of swimming & diving, the univer- Championships. On the men’s side, it was very re- sity, and their respective community.” warding to watch our team improve from the previous year’s fi fth place fi nish to a solid third place showing. What strengths do you bring to the University of Th ey swam very well and I was extremely proud of our Wisconsin-Milwaukee swimming program? men on the 2006-2007 team. “By being a part of the program the past two years, I have already had a great impact on both teams. With “From last season, beating UWGB in a dual meet stepping into a diff erent role as the head coach, I bring for the fi rst time in numerous years was an incred- my passion for the sport of swimming & diving and ex- ible feeling. Our teams swam amazing and it was perience as a former student-athlete to both teams. As fun fi nally getting past Green Bay. Watching Danielle a former collegiate swimmer, I have had the opportu- Wenger take out the three-time defending Horizon nity to experience success at this level and I continue League Champion in the 1650 at the league meet was to carry those experiences and attitude with me every an incredible race to watch. She worked very hard all day. I can relate to our student-athletes by under- season and deserved the success she achieved. On the standing the incredible hard work that is put in on a men’s side, it was memorable watching the men com- daily basis and the rewards from that hard work. By pete for second place and having a phenomenal meet growing up in Wisconsin and my past experiences of in the process. Th ey set numerous school records and coaching, I am very familiar with swimming & diving supported each other tremendously. Watching Chase in the midwest which will continue to help tremen- Gravengood swim at Olympic Trials was also one of dously with recruiting.” the most memorable experiences.”

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“Kyle is a tremendous addition to our swimming and diving pro- Kyle Clements gram here at UWM,” Janssen said. “He brings enthusiasm, experi- ence, determination and the familiarity with a variety of programs that I was looking for when naming an assistant to the staff . His AAssistantssistant CCoachoach knowledge and contacts with recruiting will benefi t the program First Season immediately.”

Clements comes to Milwaukee from Marshall University, where he served as the volunteer assistant coach for the women’s swimming & diving team last season.

Clements earned his undergraduate degree in aquatics from Ball Kyle Clements begins his fi rst season as an assistant swimming State in 2007, while also minoring in teaching aquatics. He spent coach at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He joined Erica four years as a student assistant coach for the Ball State swim team Janssen’s staff in early September of this season. while earning his degree.

In 2005-06, he helped guide Erin Blemberg to Diver of the Meet honors in back-to-back seasons, with Blemberg setting Todd Hill a new school mark on the three-meter board en route to win- ning league titles on both boards. Additionally, Panther divers placed 1-2-3 on the three-meter and 1-2-4 on the one-meter DDivingiving CCoachoach at the championships. Th e previous season, Blemberg won the three-meter crown and took second on the one-meter, as UWM

Coaches Sixth Season t had three fi nalists on the one-meter board. n a In addition to his duties with UWM, Hill is currently the head t s diving coach for the Schroeder YMCA diving team. He joined i s the swimming & diving program after working as the head div- s ing coach for Whitefi sh Bay High School and Homestead High A Assistant School. During that time, Hill served as the assistant for the Todd Hill enters his sixth season as Milwaukee’ diving coach Schroeder YMCA diving team. since coming back to UWM following an illustrious diving ca- reer with the Panthers. In becoming the Panther diving coach, Hill had added to an al- ready impressive list of credentials that includes coaching many Hill continued his stellar and award-winning coaching run, young athletes to the Junior Zone competition and coaching earning Horizon League Diving Coach of the Year honors three one Junior National Champion. He has also instructed six high times in the past four years. Over the past three seasons, his school state champions, numerous high school All-Americans divers have combined to earn 22 Horizon League Diver of the and has led many athletes to become fi nalists in state competi- Week honors, with seven advancing to NCAA Zone Diving tion. competition. Th e list also includes seven YMCA National Champions, fi ve He led a team eff ort at the league championships in 2007-08, AAU National qualifi ers, three Junior National qualifi ers (while placing seven divers in the top 10 on the one-meter board and also assisting a Junior National Champion in 2001), fi ve Senior seven in the top nine on the three-meter. Ashley Hall led the National qualifi ers and a compilation of Junior and Senior Na- way after fi nishing second (1-m) and third (3-m) overall. tional Zone competitors too numerous to list.

Hill had the women’s league diver of the meet for the third- Besides being considered one of the best diving coaches in consecutive year in 2006-07, guiding Crystal Szymanski to the the league and area, Hill had a distinguished diving career at honor after claiming a league title on the one-meter board and UWM. He won Midwest Collegiate Conference Champion- second place on the three-meter board, despite her missing well ships three times and was a four-time NCAA Zone qualifi er. He over half the season to injury before coming back. In addition, was named the MCC Diver of the Year in 1999 and 2000. Hill Emily Duesler claimed All-Horizon First Team honors on the graduated from UWM in the spring of 2001 with a bachelor’s three-meter board. degree in psychology.

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Chris Zills

SSportsports IInformationnformation CContactontact Fourth Season Th is February, the Horizon League Swimming and Diving Cham- pionships will return to southeast Wisconsin for the fi rst time since 2001. UWM will be the host for this year’s event that will be held Feb. 25-28 at the Walter Schroeder Aquatic Center at the Rite-Hite YMCA in Brown Deer, Wis. “We are really looking forward to hosting the Horizon League Championships at the Walter Schroeder Aquatic Center. Th e fa- Chris Zills is the UWM Sports Information contact for the Mil- cility is in close proximity to many of the League schools and has waukee swimming & diving teams. He joined the athletic de- been host to many regional and national meets,” said UWM head partment in July of 2005, after spending four and a half years as coach Erica Janssen. “We are looking forward to having many the head sports information director at Marian College in Fond family and friends there to support us at the championships. Th e availability of seating for all fans will create an exciting atmosphere du Lac, Wis. for the student-athletes who are competing.” At UWM, Zills is the primary media relations contact for is the two-time defending Horizon League and men’s soccer, in addition to swimming & diving. He also assists

men’s swimming and diving champion and has won fi ve of the last Staff S Support

SID Kevin O’Connor with the men’s team. six titles, while the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has cap- u

tured the last four women’s championships. p

Zills received his undergraduate degree in sports management p from UW-La Crosse and his master’s degree from Marian Col- Th e Walter Schroeder Aquatic Center is located 12 miles north of o lege. He has been an active member of the College Sports Infor- downtown Milwaukee. r * From downtown, take I-43 North t mation Directors of America since 2001 and has received na- * Exit west on Brown Deer Road S tional publication awards from CoSIDA for his work on media * Travel west approximately four miles on Brown Deer Road t guides 13 times, including one for “Fifth in the Nation” for last a

* Turn right (north) on North Green Bay Road f year’s swimming & diving media guide. * Turn right (east) on Schroeder Drive f * Rite-Hite Family YMCA is on right (south) side of the road • Schedule He currently resides in West Bend with his wife, Bridget, and 9250 North Green Bay Road two sons: Quinn, born in December of 2005, and Lucas, born Brown Deer, WI 53209-1104 in July of 2008. Phone: (414) 354-9622 2008-09 UWM Swimming & Diving Schedule

October 4 Alumni Meet Klotsche Natatorium 1 p.m. October 10 at Wisconsin Madison, Wis. 5 p.m. October 31 Wright State Klotsche Natatorium 4 p.m.

November 1 Wheaton College Klotsche Natatorium 11 a.m. November 8 UIC Klotsche Natatorium 1 p.m. November 8 North Dakota Klotsche Natatorium 1 p.m. November 8 Butler (Women only) Klotsche Natatorium 1 p.m. November 14-15 at IUPUI Indianapolis, Ind. 5:30 p.m./10 a.m. November 14-15 vs. Xavier (at IUPUI) Indianapolis, Ind. 5:30 p.m./10 a.m. November 14-15 vs. Saint Louis (IUPUI) Indianapolis, Ind. 5:30 p.m./10 a.m. November 22 at Valparaiso Valparaiso, Ind. 1 p.m.

December 5 at Falcon Invitational Minneapolis, Minn. 9 a.m. December 6 at Falcon Invitational Minneapolis, Minn. 9 a.m.

January 6-15 UWM Training Trip Florida TBA January 23 at University of Chicago, Ill. 5 p.m. January 24 Western Klotsche Natatorium 1 p.m. January 31 at Green Bay Green Bay, Wis. 1 p.m.

February 25-28 Horizon League Championships MILWAUKEE 10 a.m./6 p.m. Home meets in BOLD

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Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women’s swimming & div- “Danielle Wenger was one of those kids that came in under the ra- ing team will be out to prove itself in the 2008-09 season. After be- dar and just needed to develop more,” Janssen said. “Our program ing in contention until the fi nal relay of the league championships really helped her reach more of her potential and she just took off . two seasons ago, the Panthers fi nished a surprising third after run- Heidi (Niespodzany) is going to be very good. She only swam two ning into a red-hot Green Bay team. years in high school but is an outstanding kid and will be one to watch out for. Kelsey Ogle is back and coming off shoulder surgery, After losing just four seniors from last year’s squad, including none but will be ready to go.” of the seven student-athletes that won all-conference honors a sea- son ago, the team is set to challenge for its fi rst title since 2001. Th e Butterfl y Panthers will be young as well, with 17 freshmen and sophomores Senior captain Molly Finn leads the way for UWM in the fl y events, among the 27 on the roster. But, they will know how to deal with but after that, the team will be looking for depth. Finn has been the championship pressure after second and third place fi nishes of outstanding in her career and won her third-straight 200 fl y league the past two years. crown last year with a league-record time.

“Green Bay just could not do anything wrong those four days,” “Molly (Finn) is a great leader,” Janssen said. “Th e kids respect her; UWM head coach Erica Janssen said. “We had a good meet. Our she works hard every single day and never complains. She is just the times were good and our freshmen did well but we just need to ideal athlete you want to coach and has always been that way.” build off that. It is all part of the process of changing some things in the program and bringing in the type of athletes we want to bring McDonough, junior Bailey Nennig and sophomore Katelyn Brit- in.” tain will also fi ll large roles, but after that Janssen will be looking for people that will step up and show they want those spots. One of the graduated seniors will be tough to replace, as Jess Kelly was not only the team captain, but a big piece of the sprint events Backstroke and a main cog in the relays – at one point she was a member of all Th e backstroke events were a weak area for the Panthers last season, fi ve record-holding relay squads. as senior Kristina Hansen was the only one to fi nish in the top 10 in either the 100 or 200 back at the league championships. Wenger “Filling in the holes will fall on everybody,” Janssen said. “We didn’t even stepped up last season in the event despite never swimming it lose a whole lot. We brought in a strong class that will need to de- before. Freshmen will be looked at to develop quickly in this area, velop. You can just see the potential of the kids we brought in the as Jennifer Schober, Hannah Egger and Maggie Pease will all be past two years and it is very exciting to be a part of it.” given an opportunity to show what they are capable of doing. Season Preview

Th e team has made its mark in the past two seasons – school re- “Th e two things we will be counting on in the backstroke events this s

’ cords have been set 22 times in that span. year are for Tina (Kristina Hansen) to have a great senior season

n and for our freshmen to come into their own,” Janssen said. e “Our goal is to always win championships, but it’s nice when you

m take over a program to feel like it’s yours – and one of those feelings Breaststroke

o is breaking all of the old records,” Janssen said. For the past two years, UWM breaststrokers have dominated the top spots in both the 100 and 200 at the Horizon League Champi- W Sprints onships. Junior Kerry Rossow led that contingent last season, win- e Kelly was Milwaukee’s top fi nisher in the sprints at the league ning a league crown in the 100 and a second-place showing in the e championships a year ago, taking fourth in the 100 and sixth in the 200. Two years ago, Shannon Berndt won both crowns and then k

u 50 freestyle. Th at opens up the door for the freshmen, and a pair proceeded to place second and third a year ago. However, Berndt

a that will be looked at will be high school All-American Sarah War- has transferred so that leaves a big hole for UWM to fi ll. decke and Danielle Chapman, two of the top high school swim- w l

i mers in the state. Sophomore Elle Gross will also play a key role in Th is will be another area where freshmen have been brought in: the sprints. Wardecke was probably the best out of the state in the event in high Milwaukee Women’s Women’s M Milwaukee school last year. Schober will contribute and all-state swimmer “Sarah Wardecke will do a little of everything for us, while Danielle Taylor Jozwiak was brought in solely for the discipline. Chapman was brought in solely for sprinting,” Janssen said. “Along with Elle, those are our sprinters … it was a bit weak last year. Losing “Kerry Rossow will defi nitely be leading that group,” Janssen said. Jess is tough – her leadership was outstanding and an important piece “She has the potential to make an NCAA cut and will continue to of what we did. Now we have the talent, it just needs to come out.” develop. She needs to be the leader for the newcomers. She has never been in that role [has been behind Berndt], so hopefully she Middle Distance/Distance will fl ourish.” Some of the younger members of the team play key roles in the dis- tance events, led by a pair of swimmers who broke school records Individual Medley as freshmen a year ago. Danielle Wenger fi nished the season on Th e Panthers were very solid in the IM events a year ago, placing quite a high note, becoming just the second freshman in program both Finn and Nennig in the top fi ve of each event. Finn has actu- history to win two league titles. She topped the fi eld in the 1000 and ally won two league titles in the 400 IM and will be the leader of this 1650 freestyles, both in school-record times. Kelsey Ogle also had a group. Junior Ali Winius adds valuable depth. record-breaking campaign, setting new freshman marks in the 200 and 500 free. Th e team has great depth in this area, as senior Kelsey Diving McDonough, juniors Alex Nelson and Jenny Westfall and sopho- Th e UWM diving team dominated the league meet last season, mores Rachel Rebitski, Suzy Paasch and Gross all contribute. Th e placing seven divers in the top 10 on the 1-meter board and seven team will also have freshman Heidi Niespodzany in the mix. in the top nine on the 3-meter. Senior Ashley Hall will lead the way after fi nishing second (1-m) and third (3-m) last season in addition

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“No one expects Ashley (Hall) to have anything to prove after last Th e Panthers have one other thing going for them: hosting the Ho- season, but she feels she has something to prove to the rest of the rizon League Championships in February. Th e last time the team Horizon League that she is that good,” Janssen said. played host in 2001, UWM brought home the league crown.

Despite the great depth, Milwaukee went out and got state champi- “We are really looking forward to the meet,” Janssen said. “Wright on diver Morgan Hearn, the WIAA Division II Diver of the Year. State will be good and UIC too, after bringing in some solid recruit- ing classes. Green Bay will be there as well but it will be great to “Morgan and Ashley can lead that group,” Janssen said. “Rachel have the home crowd there for us when going for the champion- Grimm has been here two years, knows how it runs, has been work- ship.” W Women’s o m e n ’ s

Roster Name Yr. Ht. Event Hometown/High School Roster Breakdown Katelyn Brittain...... So...... 5-9 ...... Fly/Breast ...... Green Bay, Wis./Bay Port By Class Danielle Chapman...... Fr...... 5-8 ...... Sprints ...... New London, Wis./New London Seniors (4): Finn, Hall, Hansen, Mc- Hannah Egger...... Fr...... 5-5 ...... Fly/Back ...... Marshfi eld, Wis./Marshfi eld Donough Molly Finn ©...... Sr...... 5-5 ...... IM/Butterfl y ...... Pewaukee, Wis./Catholic Memorial Kelsey George ...... So...... 5-4 ...... Diving ...... Middleton, Wis./Middleton Juniors (6): Grimm, Nelson, Nennig, Rachel Grimm ...... Jr...... 5-7 ...... Diving ...... Grafton, Wis./Grafton Rossow, Westfall, Winius Ellie Gross ...... So...... 5-7 ...... Free/Back ...... Eau Claire, Wis./Eau Claire Memorial Ashley Hall ...... Sr...... 5-2 ...... Diving ...... New Berlin, Wis./Eisenhower Sophomores (9): Brittain, George, Kristina Hansen ...... Sr...... 5-11 ...... Backstroke/Free ...... Pewaukee, Wis./Catholic Memorial Gross, Jarvis, Ogle, Paasch, Rebitski, Morgan Hearn ...... Fr...... 5-3 ...... Diving ...... Madison, Wis./Madison Edgewood Roy, Wenger Kelly Jarvis ...... So...... 5-6 ...... Sprints ...... Arlington Heights, Ill./Buff alo Grove Taylor Jozwiak ...... Fr...... 5-6 ...... Breaststroke ...... Hatley, Wis./Wittenberg Freshmen (8): Chapman, Egger, Hearn, Kelsey McDonough © ...... Sr...... 5-9 ...... Free/Fly ...... St. Paul, Minn./Central Jozwiak, Niespodzany, Pease, Schober, Alex Nelson ...... Jr...... 5-8 ...... Distance ...... Edina, Minn./Edina Wardecke Bailey Nennig ...... Jr...... 5-9 ...... IM/Freestyle ...... Grafton, Wis./Grafton Heidi Niespodzany ...... Fr...... 6-1 .....Free/Mid-Distance ...... Pulaski, Wis./Pulaski By State Kelsey Ogle ...... So...... 5-10 ...... Freestyle ...... West Bend, Wis./West Bend West Wisconsin (23): Brittain, Chapman, Eg- Suzy Paasch ...... So...... 5-5 ...... Distance/Free ...... Brookfi eld, Wis./Brookfi eld Central ger, Finn, George, Grimm, Gross, Hall, Maggie Pease ...... Fr...... 5-2 ...... Backstroke ...... Mukwonago, Wis./Mukwonago Hansen, Hearn, Jozwiak, Nennig, Nie- Rachel Rebitski...... So...... 5-8 .....Free/Mid-Distance ...... Green Bay, Wis./Bay Port spodzany, Ogle, Paasch, Pease, Rebitski, Kerry Rossow ...... Jr...... 5-9 ...... Breaststroke ...... Beaver Dam, Wis./Beaver Dam Rossow, Schober, Wardecke, Wenger, Lauren Roy ...... So...... 5-5 ...... Diving ..... Plymouth, Minn./Benilde-St. Margaret’s Westfall, Winius Jennifer Schober ...... Fr...... 5-0 ...... Back/IM/Breast ...... Whitewater, Wis./Milton Sarah Wardecke ...... Fr...... 5-7 ...... Breast/IM/Sprints ...... Appleton, Wis./Kimberly Minnesota (3): McDonough, Nelson, Danielle Wenger ...... So...... 5-11 ...... Distance/Free ...... Hartford, Wis./Hartford Union Roy Jenny Westfall ...... Jr...... 5-7 ...... Freestyle ...... Neenah, Wis./Neenah Ali Winius ...... Jr...... 5-8 ...... Mid-Distance/IM ...Brookfi eld, Wis./Brookfi eld Centrall Illinois (1): Jarvis © - Denotes captain

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Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men’s swimming & is a great leader who will mold that group. diving team will have youth on its side this season. With 19 of the 27 student-athletes on the roster being either a freshman Middle Distance/Distance or sophomore, head coach Erica Janssen will be leaning heav- Th e Panthers will be strong, as well as experienced, in the middle ily on the potential of her underclassmen to combine with the distance and distance events. Senior Robby Leibold will look to experience of a small group of juniors and seniors to improve on close out his career on a high note after setting school records last season’s third-place fi nish at the Horizon League Champi- in the 1000 and 1650 freestyles as a junior. Senior David Ad- onships. ams, junior Matt Mahoney and sophomore Dan Heraly also had nice showings at the league championships a year ago and Th e team has made strides in recent years, fi nishing third at the will be an asset to the team. championships for the second-straight season. Th at comes on the heels of three-consecutive fi fth-place fi nishes. “We have Robby (Leibold) coming back for his senior year and he is our ‘big-time’ guy,” Janssen said. “David Adams is the other “Th e team’s goals were very high last season,” Janssen said. “And, senior in this group and has had a couple of successful seasons more importantly, we were much closer to second place than we under his belt and is always looking to improve. Dan Heraly had were the year before. If we have holes, we cannot win the cham- a phenomenal year and can be the real deal in these events.” pionship and we feel we fi lled those.” Butterfl y Th e newcomers jumped right in last season, scoring points in Th e butterfl y events will need someone to rise to the occasion, numerous individual events at the league championships and as UWM’s top fi nishers in the events last season were now- playing key roles on several relay teams and in the diving events, departed seniors Gravengood and Ross Bittner. Youth will be as well. served in the area, as Janssen has brought in several newcomers who are looking to make their mark. “As a group, our freshmen really excelled last season,” Janssen said. “We needed them to step up and they did. Coming into “We brought in a tremendous group,” Janssen said. “Greg Wise, this season, we did have a lot of holes, but fi lled them with our Sky Boggio, Jordan Diel and Evan Green will all contribute, as recruiting. We are very strong across the board and have no real will Ed Lichinsky. It will be a very young group, but it was a hole holes. We added depth in diving and picked up good sprinters we needed to fi x. Th is group will become a big strength for us and breaststrokers to give us the depth and versatility we need- this year. Th ey are young and inexperienced but have plenty of ed.” potential to develop into great college swimmers.” Th e squad lost fi ve seniors a year ago, including team captain Backstroke Season Preview

and fi ve-time Horizon League champion Chase Gravengood. Junior Jeremy Waldhart followed a strong freshman campaign s

’ He concluded a brilliant career with 10 diff erent school records with an improved sophomore season, placing in the top eight

n to his credit. at the league championships and setting a Klotsche Natatorium e record in the 200 back over the course of the year. In addition “Chase is someone you cannot replace,” Janssen said. “He was to Waldhart, others who will be counted on include sophomore M a leader and we will need someone to step into that role. We Matt Kluczinske and newcomers Brady Huemann and Kyle e will miss Chase, but as athletes move on, we need others to step Trelka. e

k up.”

u “Backstroke is really strong for us and we didn’t really need to a Despite the losses, Janssen brings quite a bit of optimism into bring much in,” Janssen said. “Adding Kyle Trelka to that mix

w the season, based on the talent returning and the 11-member will help them fl ourish. Jeremy Waldhart has done a great job. l i recruiting class that was brought in. He is one of the hardest-working kids on the team and deserves everything he gets.” Milwaukee Men’s Men’s M Milwaukee “I think we have a real good chance, especially after signing one of our best recruiting classes,” Janssen said. “Our freshmen have Breaststroke to improve and get better. But, coming in where they already are UWM had just one point-scorer in the breaststroke events a time-wise, they are pretty talented and should contend to win.” year ago and that came from the graduated Jeremy Seibel. Th is will be an area that Janssen hopes to improve on greatly. Senior Sprints Andrew Belton will be asked to step in and newcomers Sam Sophomore Jake Kalinowski made a nice fi rst impression in the Keele and Huemann will also be looked at. sprints for UWM. He was the top fi nisher in the 50 and 100 freestyles at the league championships last year, including a sev- “Th is was one of our weakest areas last year, so we brought in enth-place showing in the 50 free. Returners will have to step some solid additions in Huemann and Keele,” Janssen said. “An- up to help replace departed seniors Tyler Jeff erson and David drew Belton will swim some, too. Th ey will be young and Belton Yugo and one of the key people being looked at will be senior will help lead them, but we need them to be successful for us to Andrew Belton. Others looking to fi ll key spots will be Sam be successful and we will be counting on freshmen to do just Parent, Ed Lichinsky and freshman Nolan Sinkler. that.” “We do have Jake (Kalinowski) returning and he really developed Individual Medley as the season went on,” Janssen said. “We are looking for him to Gravengood leaves a large hole in these events, but Milwaukee do some big things this season. Nolan Sinkler will be looked at still has Waldhart (top-eight in both at the league champion- in this group, as will Ed (Lichinsky) after a great season last year. ships) to lean on heavily. Freshmen will loom large in the IM Sam Parent came off an injury as a freshman, and hopefully with as well, as Nathan Rahe, Sinkler and Brady will all be given a another year under his belt will develop. Lastly, Andrew Belton look.

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Diving can build and develop.” Milwaukee’s top diver a year ago has transferred, so this will give the youngsters yet another chance for a starring role. Sopho- As the team continues to progress, it also knows that the other mores Nick DeWitt and Josh Lindquist both have a year of ex- league schools continue to improve as well. Th e team will also perience behind them and the team brings in Jake Koll, the state have ‘home-pool’ advantage going for it at the league champion- runner-up as a senior, and Shane Conner, who placed sixth. ships this winter. “We needed to develop our diving team, so we brought in Jake “Th e Horizon League will be full of tough competition once Koll and Shane Conner – two of the top divers in the state,” Jans- again,” Janssen said. “Having the championships here will be sen said. “Nick (DeWitt) and Josh (Lindquist) have a year under great … our kids love Schroeder [pool] and a lot of them grew up their belts and really needed that. Now that they have it, they swimming there. It will be a great way to close out the season.” M Men’s e n ’ s

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Name Yr. Ht. Event Hometown/High School Roster Breakdown David Adams ...... Sr...... 6-0 ...... Distance ...... Lubbock, Tex./Tigard (Tex.) By Class Andrew Belton © ...... Sr...... 6-0 ...... Sprints/Fly San Antonio, Tex./Churchill (Tex.)/Ohio Univ. Seniors (3): Adams, Belton, Leibold Sky Boggio ...... Fr...... 6-2 ...... Butterfl y ...... Falcon Heights, Minn./Roseville Eric Burns ...... So...... 6-3 ...... Free/Back ...... Lakeville, Minn./Lakeville North Juniors (5): Knipfer, Lichinsky, Mahoney, Shane Conner ...... Fr...... 5-10 ...... Diving ...... Racine, Wis./Racine Horlick Parent, Waldhart Nick DeWitt ...... So...... 5-5 ...... Diving ...... Two Rivers, Wis./Two Rivers Sophomores (6): Burns, DeWitt, Heraly, Jordan Diel ...... Fr...... 5-9 ...... Butterfl y ...... Delafi eld, Wis./Home-schooled Kalinowski, Kluczinske, Lindquist Evan Green ...... Fr...... 6-0 ...... Butterfl y/IM .....Eau Claire, Wis./Eau Claire Memorial Dan Heraly ...... So...... 5-9 ...... Distance/Free ...... Green Bay, Wis./Ashwaubenon Freshmen (11): Boggio, Conner, Diel, Brady Huemann ...... Fr...... 5-11 ...... IM/Backstroke ...... Burnsville, Minn./Burnsville Green, Huemann, Keele, Koll, Rahe, Sin- Jake Kalinowski ...... So...... 6-3 ...... Sprints ...... Prior Lake, Minn./Prior Lake kler, Trelka, Wise Sam Keele ...... Fr...... 5-11 ...... Breaststroke ...... Idaho Falls, Idaho/Idaho Falls Matt Kluczinske ...... So...... 6-0 ...... Back/IM ...... Mequon, Wis./Homestead By State Dennis Knipfer ...... Jr...... 6-4 ...... Back/IM ...... Sturgeon Bay, Wis./Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin (13): Conner, DeWitt, Diel, Green, Heraly, Kluczinske, Knipfer, Jake Koll ...... Fr...... 6-0 ...... Diving ...... Racine, Wis./Racine Park Koll, Leibold, Mahoney, Parent, Trelka, Robby Leibold ...... Sr...... 5-9 ...... Distance/IM ...... Neenah, Wis./Neenah Waldhart Ed Lichinsky ...... Jr...... 6-0 ...... Sprints/Butterfl y ...... West Des Moines, Iowa/Valley Josh Lindquist ...... So...... 6-0 ...... Diving ...... Cape Coral, Fla./Rufus King (Wis.) Minnesota (6): Boggio, Burns, Huemann, Matt Mahoney ...... Jr...... 6-0 ...... Sprints ...... Kenosha, Wis./Tremper Kalinowski, Sinkler, Wise Sam Parent ...... Jr...... 6-1 ...... Freestyle ...... Sturgeon Bay, Wis./Sturgeon Bay Nathan Rahe ...... Fr...... 5-10 ...... IM/Butterfl y ...... Ballwin, Mo./Lafayette Texas (2): Adams, Belton Nolan Sinkler ...... Fr...... 6-6 ...... Freestyle ...... Chanhassen, Minn./Minnetonka Florida (1): Lindquist Kyle Trelka ...... Fr...... 5-11 ...... Backstroke/Free ...... Sturgeon Bay, Wis./Sturgeon Bay Idaho (1): Keele Jeremy Waldhart ©...... Jr...... 6-1 ...... Backstroke/IM ...... West Bend, Wis./West Bend East Iowa (1): Lichinsky Greg Wise ...... Fr...... 5-10 ...... Butterfl y ...... Stillwater, Minn./Stillwater Missouri (1): Rahe © - Denotes captain

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MILWAUKEE SPORTS INFORMATION

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of the 400 medley relay team ... also earned All-Horizon Second MMollyolly FFinninn Team honors in the 200 IM ... recorded season-best times in all three of her individual events at the championships ... ended the season with 19 victories, six seconds and three thirds in 31 races, SSeniorenior including wins in nine of 11 races in the 200 fl y ... key part of UWM Butterfl y/IM • 5-5 relays ... dominated the meet against Valparaiso Nov. 11, winning Pewaukee, Wis. the 100 fl y, 200 fl y and 400 IM ... named Horizon League Swim- mer of the Week on three occasions, including after the Wheaton Catholic Memorial High School Invitational Dec. 2 where she won the 200 fl y, 200 IM and 400 IM JJournalism/Massournalism/Mass CommunicationsCommunications in then-season best times.

2005-06: Enjoyed a stellar freshman campaign, capping it with league titles in the 400 IM and 200 butterfl y, as well as a second- Finn’s Career Bests place fi nish in the 200 IM at the Horizon League Championships ... lowered school and freshman records in all three events in the 200 IM ...... 2:06.75 (‘08) 400 IM .....4:28.32 (‘06) process ... swam on UWM’s league championship 400 free and 100 Fly ...... 58.85 (‘06) 200 Fly .....2:03.79 (‘08) medley relay teams, helping set school and league records in both ... member of the 800 free relay team that set a new school mark ... 2007-08: Set new school and Horizon League records in winning also set a UWM freshman record in the 100 fl y at Air Force Jan. 13 her third-straight league title in the 200 butterfl y at the league cham- ... reset school, freshman or Klotsche Natatorium records 22 times pionships ... also placed third in the 400 IM and third in the 200 IM, over the course of the season ... registered 21 victories and six more setting a school mark in the 200 IM in the process ... swam with second-place fi nishes in 39 races on the year, while fi nishing lower the school-record setting 800 free relay team and the 400 medley than third just three times ... named Horizon League Swimmer of relay team that earned second team all-league honors ... served as a the Week Jan. 25 and Oct. 19. team captain ... named to the Academic All-Horizon League Team ... recorded 14 victories on the season, including ending the year High School: First-team all-state swimmer as a senior, helping winning six-straight in the 200 fl y ... 27 top-three showings out of team to a second-place fi nish at state meet ... fi nished as the state 30 races on the season ... named Horizon League Swimmer of the champion in the 200 IM and 100 breast and part of two fi rst-place Week Dec. 11 after winning all four of her individual events against relays (200 IM and 400 free) at the same event ... was named Girls Seniors South Dakota State Dec. 7 and Valparaiso Dec. 8 ... won the 200 fl y Division II Swimmer of the Year ... four-year honor roll member. g and 200 IM versus Wheaton Nov. 2 and Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... n i claimed wins in the 200 fl y and 400 IM against UIC/Butler Nov. 10 Personal: Parents are Michael and Mary Finn ... lists the state meet n ... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. r in high school as her most memorable sports experience ... part of

u relay teams at Lake Country to set SCY records in the 200 and 800 t 2006-07: Picked up right where she left off as a sophomore, win- free relay, as well as the 200 and 400 medley relay ... also helped set e ning league titles in the 400 IM, 200 butterfl y and as a member

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UIC/Butler Nov. 11, South Dakota State Dec. 7 and Valparaiso Ashley Hall Dec ... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.

SSeniorenior 2006-07: Had to sit out the season after transferring due to Diving • 5-2 NCAA regulations. New Berlin, Wis. Prior to UWM: Spent two seasons at Green Bay ... placed sixth Eidenhower High School on both the one and three-meter boards at the Horizon League BBusinessusiness Championships as a sophomore ... named Horizon League Diver of the Week Oct. 12 after fi nishing fi rst on the one-meter and second on the three against Wisconsin ... broke the school re- cord on the one-meter ... Horizon League Academic Honor Roll Hall’s Career Bests ... placed sixth on the three and eighth on the one at the league One-Meter ...... 272.85 championships as a freshman ... Dean’s List member each year. Th ree-Meter ...... 297.90 High School: Four-year letterwinner who went to state every 2007-08: Made fi rst season at UWM a great one, recording 13 year ... an All-American and conference champion as a senior, victories and three second-place fi nishes in 23 diving events on also served as team captain ... fi nished second at state as a se- the season ... earned second team all-league honors on the one- nior, third as a junior, sixth as a sophomore and ninth as a fresh- meter board and placed third on the three-meter at the Hori- man ... school record-holder ... named most-improved in 2002 zon League Championships ... qualifi ed for NCAA Zone Diving ... honor roll member. Championships on both boards ... recorded the highest score R Returning

of the season of any league member on the three-meter board Personal: Daughter of Kent and Stephanie Hall ... enjoys work- e against Green Bay Feb. 2 ... named to the ESPN Th e Magazine ing out, rollerblading and shopping ... lists being a fi nalist on t u

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best times in each ... had the lowest times on the team in both Kristina Hansen backstroke events ... placed second in the 200 back against Green Bay Feb. 3 ... placed fi rst in the 100 back and second in the 200 SSeniorenior back against Butler/UIC Nov. 12 ... also placed second in the 100 back against Valparaiso Nov. 11 and at the Bill Ritter Invitational Backstroke/Freestyle • 5-11 Jan. 20 ... was second in the 200 free against Wheaton Oct. 27. Pewaukee, Wis. Catholic Memorial High School 2005-06: Won the 200 IM against Valparaiso Nov. 13 ... also was BBusinessusiness victorious in her fi rst attempt of the season in the 100 backstroke against Valpo ... recorded a win in the 200 backstroke and a third- place eff ort in the 200 freestyle versus Wheaton Oct. 28 ... earned a win in the 200 free against UIC Nov. 5 ... second in the 200 free Hansen’s Career Bests against North Dakota Nov. 12. 100 Back .....59.43 (‘07) 200 Back.. 2:09.24 (‘07) 100 Free ...... 54.87 (‘07) 200 Free .. 1:55.66 (‘08) High School: A fi rst-team all-state swimmer as a senior, helping her team to a second-place fi nish at the state meet ... fi nished 2007-08: Placed ninth in the 100 backstroke and 10th in both second in the 100 back at state for the third straight season ... also the 200 back and 200 freestyle at the Horizon League Champi- placed third in the 200 free at state as a senior ... school record onships ... established a career-best time in the 200 free at the holder in the 100 back and as part of the 200 medley relay and meet ... 20 top-fi ve showings on the season ... swept victories in 400 free relay. the backstroke events against Valparaiso Dec. 8 ... second in both the 200 free and 200 back versus Wheaton Nov. 2 ... second in Personal: Parents are William and Karen Hansen ... club team the 200 back and third in the 200 free in win over South Dakota is the Lake Country Swim Team ... lists most memorable sports State Dec. 7. experience as contributing to winning relays at the state champi- onship, where she anchored the fi rst-place 400 free relay team ... 2006-07: Won a league championship as a member of the 400 volunteered at her high school and taught swim lessons at Lake Seniors

medley relay team at the Horizon League Championships ... also Country ... part of relay teams at Lake Country to set SCY re- g placed third in the 100 backstroke, 10th in the 200 back and 11th cords in the 200 and 800 free relay, as well as the 200 and 400 n i in the 200 freestyle at the championships, establishing career- medley relay. n r u t e R Returning MMOREORE OONN KKRISTINA:RISTINA:

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1000 free on the year ... took fi fth in both the 500 and 1000 Kelsey McDonough free at the Wheaton Invitational Dec. 2 ... Horizon League Academic Honor Roll member. SSeniorenior Freestyle/Fly • 5-9 2005-06: Swam to season-best times in four events at the St. Paul, Minn. Horizon League Championships, placing fi fth in the 200 Central High School butterfl y, eighth in the 1650 freestyle and 10th in the 1000 while also competing in the 500 free ... had a busy day in the JJournalism/Massournalism/Mass CommunicationsCommunications pool against Green Bay Feb. 10, placing third in the 200 fl y, fi fth in the 500 free and sixth in the 1000 ... third in the 200 fl y at the Bill Ritter Invitational Jan. 21 ... claimed a victory McDonough’s Career Bests in the 1000 free and a fourth-place showing in the 500 free 500 Free ...5:15.02 (‘06) 1000 Free ... 10:45.63 (‘08) against Valparaiso Nov. 13 ... fi nished second in the 1000 free in four of fi ve meets in late October thru mid-November. 1650 Free ....18:00.58 (‘08) 200 Fly .....2:10.53 (‘06) 2007-08: Established career-best times in the 1000 freestyle High School: Earned six letters during her high school ca- and the mile at the Horizon League Championships, plac- reer ... was named MVP and most-dedicated, as well as serv- ing 14th in both ... fourth in the 200 butterfl y against Whea- ing as team captain ... earned all-conference honors ... was a ton Nov. 2, Valparaiso Dec. 8 and Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... sectional champ and a state participant ... four-year honor named to the 2008 Horizon League Spring Academic Honor roll member ... National Honor Society member ... gradu-

Roll. ated in top 10 percent of class. R Returning e t

2006-07: Swam to season-best times in four events at the Personal: Parents are Larry and Mary McDonough ... hob- u bies include playing the french horn, knitting club and shop- r Horizon League Championships for the second-straight n season, including a career-best in the 1650 freestyle and ping ... a member of the Young Democrats Club and head of i n

nearly one in the 500 as well ... placed fi fth in the 200 but- her book club ... volunteer assistant swim coach for Special g terfl y, eighth in the 1650 free and 10th in the 1000 at the Olympics ... also volunteers as a swim coach at Nativity El- Seniors championships ... fi nished fi fth or better four times in the ementary.

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Rachel Grimm Alex Nelson

JJuniorunior JJuniorunior Diving • 5-7 Distance • 5-8 Grafton, Wis. Edina, Minn. Grafton High School Edina High School KKinesiologyinesiology PPsychologysychology

Grimm’s Career Bests Nelson’s Career Bests One-Meter ...... 252.75 (‘07) 200 Free ...2:01.18 (‘07) 500 Fre .... 5:12.11 (‘08) Th ree-Meter ...... 264.68 (‘08) 1000 Free ..10:37.20 (‘08) 1650 Free ..17:42.07 (‘08) 2007-08: Took fourth on the one-meter board and fi fth on the 2007-08: Took ninth in the 1650 freestyle, 11th in the 1000 free three-meter at the Horizon League Championships ... placed and 15th in the 500 free at the Horizon League Championships, second on the three-meter board in three-straight meets Oct. setting career-best times in all three events ... placed second in 19 to Nov. 10 ... second on the three versus South Dakota State the 1000 free against Valparaiso Dec. 8 ... placed third in the Dec. 7 ... set a career-best on the three-meter versus Green Bay same event the day before against South Dakota State ... fi n- Feb. 2 ... also set a new personal-best on the one-meter at Wis- ished fi fth in the mile and set a personal-best time in the 200 consin Oct. 12. free at the Wheaton Invitational Dec. 1 ... named to the 2008 Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. 2006-07: Dove in the fi nals on both boards, placing seventh on the three-meter board and 11th on the one at the Horizon 2006-07: Made an impression as a freshman with nine top-fi ve Juniors

League Championships ... named Horizon League Diver of the fi nishes, including three victories ... swam the 500, 1000, and g Week after winning the three-meter and taking third on the 1650 freestyle at the Horizon League Championships, setting a n i one-meter at the Bill Ritter Invitational Jan. 20 ... recorded sea- season-best time in the 1650 ... had her best meet of the season n

r son-bests on both boards at that meet ... took second on the against Butler/UIC Nov. 12, winning both the 500 and 1000 free u three against Wright State Oct. 20 ... placed third on the three and setting a season-best time in the 1000 ... also topped the t

e against Butler/UIC Nov. 12 and also third on the one against fi eld in the 1000 in win over Valparaiso Nov. 11 ... placed second

R Returning Valparaiso Nov. 11. in the 1000 against Western Illinois Jan. 27 ... fastest time in the 500 came at the Wheaton Invitational Dec. 2. High School: Finished second at the WIAA girls high school High School: Was a captain and all-conference selection at state meet as a senior, helping Edina High School ... lettered all four years ... helped her team her team to an overall victory to state championships in 2004 and 2003 and runner-up fi n- for the third year in a row ... ishes in 2005 and 2002 ... Edina Scholar-Athlete. also fi nished second in three- meter diving and third in one- Personal: Daughter of Mike and Sue Nelson ... lists winning the meter at YMCA nationals that high school state championship in 2004 as her most memorable spring ... lettered four times in sports experience ... loves baseball and hockey. the pool, three times in track and twice in as a high school athlete ... honor roll member.

Personal: Daughter of Joseph and Linnae Grimm ... hob- bies and interests include div- ing, gymnastics, traveling and track ... lists YMCA National in Florida as her most memorable sports experience.

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Bailey Nennig Kerry Rossow

JJuniorunior JJuniorunior Freestyle/IM • 5-9 Breaststroke • 5-9 Grafton, Wis. Beaver Dam, Wis. Grafton High School Beaver Dam High School PPsychologysychology KKinesiologyinesiology

Nennig’s Career Bests Rossow’s Career Bests 200 IM ...... 2:09.75 (‘08) 400 IM .....4:36.33 (‘08) 100 Breast...1:04.10 (‘08) 200 Breast ..2:20.33 (‘08) 200 Free ...1:58.90 (‘08) 500 Free .. 5:11.66 (‘06) 200 IM ...... 2:14.02 (‘08) 2007-08: Solid showing at the Horizon League Championships, 2007-08: Won a league title in the 100 breaststroke and second taking fourth in the 400 IM, sixth in the 200 IM and seventh in team all-league honors in the 200 breast at the Horizon League the 200 breaststroke ... 17 top-fi ve fi nishes on the season ... great Championships ... swam to career-best times in each event ... also day in the pool against Valparaiso Dec. 8, winning the 200 and earned second team all-league honors as a member of the 200 and 500 freestyle to lead the team to a win ... second in the 200 IM 400 medley relay teams, with the 200 medley team setting a new and third in the 200 backstroke versus Wheaton Nov. 2 ... third in school record ... fi nished fi rst or second 14 of 16 times on the sea- the 200 breast and fourth in the 200 IM in win over South Dakota son in the breaststroke events, including 10 victories ... fi nished the R Returning State Dec. 7. season with fi ve-straight wins in the 100 breast ... swept the breast- e t

stroke events against Valparaiso Dec. 8, setting a new Klotsche u

2006-07: Placed sixth in the 400 IM and won the consolation heat Natatorium record in the 100 breast ... fi rst in the 100 breast and r in both the 200 IM and 200 breaststroke at the Horizon League second in the 200 breast against UIC/Butler Nov. 10 ... won the 100 n i Championships, establishing season-best times in all three events breast at the Wheaton Invitational Nov. 30 ... topped the fi eld in the n ... consistent swimmer for UWM, recording 20 top-fi ve fi nishes, 200 breast in win over Western Illinois Jan. 27. g including 10 in the top three ... second in the 400 IM against West- Juniors ern Illinois Jan. 27 ... placed second in both the 200 breaststroke 2006-07: Saved her best for last, winning All-Horizon Second and 200 IM against Wheaton Oct. 27 ... second in the 200 breast Team honors in both the 100 and 200 breaststroke events at the and third in the 200 IM versus Wright State Oct. 20. Horizon League Championships (fi nishing second to teammate Shannon Berndt in each) ... her time in the preliminaries of the 100 breast established a new UWM freshman record in the event and she also set season-bests in both and in the 200 IM ... fi nished out of the top fi ve in the breaststroke events just once on the season in 18 tries ... took third in the 200 IM against Valparaiso Nov. 11.

High School: Was a WIAA Division I State fi nalist in the 100 breaststroke in each of her last three years ... broke the Beaver Dam school record in the 100 breast - a record that had stood for 20 years ... Little Ten Conference 100 breaststroke champion as a High School: Helped lead Grafton to back-to-back WIAA Divi- sophomore, junior and senior ... was a captain as a senior and ju- sion 2 State Championships ... state champion in the 200 IM and nior ... team MVP three times ... lettered four times as a swimmer runner-up in the 500 free as a senior ... also helped team place and also spent three years on the second at state in the 200 free and medley relays ... named MVP soccer team as a goalie ... National of team all four years ... 10-time all-state selection ... state champ Honor Society member. in 500 free as a junior ... holds eight school records: 200 IM, 200 free, 500 free, 100 fl y, 100 back and as a member of three relays Personal: Daughter of Mary Ros- ... team captain as a senior and two-time all-conference ... DECA sow ... lists swimming, , rac- Club member ... scholar-athlete award. quetball and USA Swim Club as hobbies ... counts qualifying and Personal: Daughter of Timothy and Holly Nennig ... dream job participating in WIAA State fi nals is to study marine animals ... lists , shopping with friends, as a sophomore with Kristi Parker photography and all outdoor activities as hobbies ... lists back-to- as most memorable sports experi- back state titles as most memorable sports experience ... volun- ence ... thanks Peggy Broome and teers at the Schroeder YMCA. her mom for all of their support.

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Jenny Westfall Ali Winius

JJuniorunior JJuniorunior Freestyle • 5-7 Middle Distance/IM • 5-8 Neenah, Wis. Brookfi eld, Wis. Neenah High School Brookfi eld Central High School IInterdisciplinarynterdisciplinary SStudiestudies BBusinessusiness

Westfall’s Career Bests Winius’ Career Bests 100 Free ...... 55.01 (‘07) 200 Free .. 1:58.14 (‘06) 200 IM ...... 2:13.61 (‘08) 400 IM .....4:39.76 (‘07) 500 Free ...5:10.94 (‘08) 1000 Free ..10:36.22 (‘08) 500 Free ...5:11.26 (‘07) 200 Breast ..2:29.16 (‘07) 2007-08: Finished 15th in the 1000 freestyle and 16th in the 2007-08: Recorded fi nishes of 10th place in the 200 breast- 500 free at the Horizon League Championships, setting a sea- stroke, 11th in the 400 IM and 12th in the 200 IM at the Hori- son-best in the 500 and 200 free at the meet ... won the 1000 zon League Championships ... set career-best times in both IM free against Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... took third in the 1000 events at the meet ... set a career-best in the 500 freestyle in a free in a career-best time and third in the 500 free in big UWM fi fth-place showing and took fi fth in the 200 IM against Green win versus Green Bay Feb. 2 ... fourth in the 200 free and sixth Bay Feb. 2 ... also fi fth in the 200 IM Jan, 26 against Western in the 100 free against Wheaton Nov. 2 ... named to the 2008 Illinois. Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. 2006-07: Finished fi fth in the 2006-07: Swam in the 100, 200 and 500 freestyles at the Ho- 400 IM at the Horizon League Juniors

rizon League Championships, setting a season-best in the 100 Championships, as well as g free ... recorded 11 top-10 fi nishes on the season ... had a great 10th in the 200 breaststroke n i meet against Valparaiso Nov. 11, winning the 500 free and tak- and 12th in the 500 freestyle n

r ing second in the 200 free ... recorded season-best times in both ... set season-best times in u the 200 and 500 free at the Wheaton Invitational Dec. 2. the free and IM events ... her t

e time in the 500 free was the

R Returning fastest of any UWM fresh- man and third-best on the squad ... won the 500 free and took third in the 200 IM in a win over Western Illinois Jan. 27 ... fourth in the 500 free and seventh in the 1000 free against Green Bay Feb. 3.

High School: Four-year letterwinner ... served as captain her senior season ... member of the 400 free relay team that holds High School: State qualifi er and letterwinner all four years ... the school record ... named team MVP as a sophomore ... honor named team MVP as a senior, junior and sophomore ... Aca- roll member. demic All-State in 2006 ... Conference and Appleton Post Crescent Swimmer of the Year ... also an all- Personal: Daughter of Steve and Chris Winius ... enjoys going state honorable mention selection ... holds school records in to concerts, shopping, tubing, going to the beach, watching 100, 200 and 500 freestyle, the 200 free and 200 medley relay movies and hanging out with friends ... career goal is to become and the 400 free relay ... two-time state qualifi er for the track a successful accountant ... lists her high school 400 free relay team ... National Honor Society member. team breaking the school record as her most memorable sports experience ... helped out with the 2004 Presidential Election as Personal: Daughter of Mark and Jean Westfall ... earned the a member of the National Republican Committee ... sister, Ra- “Gold Tassel” senior graduation award in high school ... has vol- chel, swims for Southern Illinois. unteered at the local soup kitchen and church nursery.

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Katelyn Brittain Kelsey George

SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore Butterfl y/Breaststroke • 5-9 Diving • 5-4 Green Bay, Wis. Maddleton, Wis. Middleton High School UUndecidedndecided KKinesiologyinesiology

Brittain’s Career Bests George’s Career Bests 100 Fly ...... 1:00.88 (‘07) 200 Fly .....2:16.14 (‘07) One-Meter ...... 238.90 (‘08) 100 Breast ...1:11.69 (‘07) 200 Breast ...2:41.56 (‘07) Th ree-Meter ...... 230.70 (‘07) 2007-08: Swam in seven diff erent events as a freshman ... placed 2007-08: Placed sixth on the one-meter and seventh on the sixth in the 200 backstroke against Green Bay Feb. 2 ... seventh three-meter board at the Horizon League Championships ... set in the 200 breaststroke against Eastern Michigan Oct. 20 and season-high on the one-meter at the meet ... placed second on Wheaton Nov. 2. the one-meter against Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... third on the

three versus WIU the same day ... recorded season-high total R Returning High School: Helped high school team to an undefeated regu- on the three-meter board against Valparaiso Dec. 8. e t lar season and sectional championship in 2005 and a 10th place u r

fi nish at the state meet as a senior, swimming in breaststroke High School: Helped her high school team to state runner- n i

and butterfl y events ... earned fi rst and second team all-confer- up fi nishes in 2004, 2005 and 2006 ... team went 7-1 in the Big n ence honors in various events all four years ... four-year letter- Eight Conference as a senior, when she went on to fi nish in fi fth g

winner ... also played four years for the soccer team at goalkeep- place at the Wisconsin state meet ... holds numerous Top 10 Sophomores er and defender ... swam with UWM teammate Rachel Rebitski records at Middleton Indoor Pool and was named high school at Bay Port ... student council member. team MVP as a junior and as a senior ... also served as a captain one year ... a four-year member of the soccer team, serving as captain two years ... also participated in gymnastics ... honor roll member.

Personal: Daughter of Doug and Karen George ... lists div- ing, soccer, gym- nastics and choir as hobbies and in- terests ... lists being on the podium at the state meet as a senior as her most memorable sports experience ... grand- father, Jim, played baseball at Iowa ... Personal: Daughter of Brad and Carol Brittain ... sister, Meg- born Aug. 20, 1988. gin, swam at ... lists swimming, soccer, hunting, fi shing and spending time with family and friends as interests and hobbies ... put in over 1,500 community service hours for groups such as Ducks Unlimited and the Howard Li- ons Club ... swam for Howard Swamico Stormbreakers and the Green Bay YMCA ... born July 16, 1988.

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Ellie Gross Kelly Jarvis

SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore Freestyle/Backstorke • 5-7 Sprints • 5-6 Eau Claire, Wis. Arlington Heights, Ill. Eau Claire memorial High School Buff alo Grove High School KKinesiologyinesiology BBusinessusiness

Gross’ Career Bests Jarvis’ Career Bests 50 Free...... 25.16 (‘07) 100 Free ...... 53.49 (‘07) 50 Free...... 25.62 (‘07) 100 Free ...... 56.47 (‘07) 200 Free ...1:54.71 (‘08) 100 Back.. 1:00.81 (‘08) 200 Free ...... 2:03.43 (‘07) 2007-08: Solid freshman season, recording 12 top-three show- 2007-08: Highest fi nish of the season was a third-place eff ort in ings and two victories ... took sixth in the 200 freestyle, 11th the 50 freestyle against South Dakota State Dec. 7 ... fi rst race of in the 100 backstroke and 16th in the 100 free at the Horizon UWM career was a sixth-place showing in the 50 free against League Championships ... also swam with the 800 freestyle re- UIC/Butler Nov. 10 ... took seventh in the 100 free against lay team that set a school record at the meet ... topped the fi eld Green Bay Feb. 2 ... named to the 2008 Horizon League Aca- in the 200 free against South Dakota State Dec. 7 and versus demic Honor Roll. Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... set a UWM freshman record in the 200 free in a relay split at the Wheaton Invitational Nov. 30 High School: Was an all-conference high school swimmer ... helped her high school to back-to-back second-place fi nishes in High School: Earned First Team All-Big Rivers Conference conference ... selected as team captain ... also played basketball honors in the 200 freestyle, 100 backstroke, 200 medley relay two years and spent four years on the track team, where she and 400 free relay as a senior ... was a state qualifi er in the 200 served as a team captain and was a two-year state qualifi er ... Sophomores free, fi nishing 15th at the state meet ... went to state all four National Honor Society member. g

n years, earning four letters ... was an Academic All-America i honorable mention ... state record holder in the 200 back ... n r honors list all four years, maintaining 4.0 grade point average ... u t Chancellor’s Award in 2007. e

R Returning Personal: Daughter of Gary and Anne Gross ... lists watching movies and hanging out with friends as hobbies ... considers swimming a 1:55 in the 200 freestyle at the 2007 YMCA State Meet as her most memorable sports experience ... has taught Vacation Bible School at Trinity Lutheran Church ... YMCA na- tional qualifi er in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyles ... given name is Elizabeth ... born March 14, 1989.

Personal: Daughter of Will and Elaine Jarvis ... lists cooking, basketball, running and swimming as hobbies ... enjoys hanging out with her teammates ... career goal is to be a cafe owner ... has worked as a lifeguard ... born Nov. 22, 1988.

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Kelsey Ogle Suzy Paasch

SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore Freestyle • 5-10 Distance/Freestyle • 5-5 West Bend, Wis. Brookfi eld, Wis. West Bend West High School Brookfi eld Central High School BBusinessusiness BBusinessusiness

Ogle’s Career Bests Paasch’s Career Bests 200 Free ...1:54.62 (‘08) 500 Free .. 5:04.27 (‘08) 200 Free ...2:03.62 (‘07) 500 Free .. 5:12.81 (‘07) 1000 Free ..10:36.58 (‘08) 200 Back .....2:13.83 (‘07) 1000 Free ..10:30.31 (‘08) 1650 Free ..18:02.15 (‘08) 2007-08: Made an immediate impact for UWM in the middle 2007-08: Swam in the 500, 1000 and 1650 freestyle events at distance events ... took 10th in the 500 and 1000 freestyle and the Horizon League Championships ... recorded 13 top-fi ve fi n- fi fth in the 200 free at the Horizon League Championships ... ishes on the season ... took second in the 1000 free versus South member of the school-record 800 freestyle relay team as well ... Dakota State Dec. 7 ... second in the 1000 free and fourth in the set new UWM freshman records in the 200 and 500 free at the 500 free in win over Wheaton Nov. 2 ... second in the 500 free R Returning championship meet ... 13 top-three fi nishes on the season, in- and fourth in the 1000 free at Wright State Oct. 19. e t cluding four wins ... posted UWM’s top times in the 200 and 500 u r free ... big day against Wheaton Nov. 2, claiming wins in the 200 High School: Swam distance events, competing in the 500, n i

and 500 free ... 1000 and 1650 freestyles ... was a four-year letterwinner, all- n

helped UWM to conference selection and captain ... was a state qualifi er as a se- g

a win over Green nior and a junior in the 500 freestyle. Sophomores Bay Feb. 2 with a victory in the Personal: Daughter of Th omas and Susan Paasch ... lists going 200 free (with a for coff ee, eating and watching “Th e OC” as hobbies and inter- freshman-record ests ... career goal is to become a CPA ... born June 19, 1989. time) and a sec- ond-place eff ort in the 500 free ... claimed a win in the 1000 free against Valparaiso Dec. 8 ... second in the 500 free and fourth in the 200 against Wisconsin Oct. 12.

High School: Named Wisconsin Little 10 Conference Swim- mer of the Year all four seasons ... placed sixth in the 200 and 500 freestyles at the state meet as a senior and also holds con- ference records in each of those events ... earned fi rst team all- conference honors in those same events as a senior and was also named to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel All-Area Second Team in 2006 ... all-conference selection all four years ... fi ve- time all-state honorable mention in 200 and 500 freestyle ... holds school records in the 200 free, 500 free, 200 IM, 100 back and as a member of the 400 free relay.

Personal: Daughter of Brian and Mary Ellen Ogle ... sister, Jen- ny, swam at UW-Whitewater ... lists swimming, golfi ng, bas- ketball and cooking as hobbies ... considers when her 400 free relay team broke the school record and qualifi ed for state as a freshman as her most memorable sports experience ... born Apr. 15, 1989.

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Rachel Rebitski Lauren Roy

SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore Freestyle/Middle Distance • 5-8 Diving • 5-5 Green Bay, Wis. Plymouth, Minn. Bay Port High School Benilde-St. Margaret’s High School PPsychologysychology KKinesiologyinesiology

Rebitski’s Career Bests Roy’s Career Bests 50 Free...... 26.39 (‘07) 100 Free ...... 55.54 (‘08) One-Meter ...... 226.12 (‘07) 200 Free ...1:59.64 (‘07) 500 Free .. 5:24.78 (‘07) Th ree-Meter ...... 245.70 (‘07) 2007-08: Top fi nish on the season was a fourth-place showing 2007-08: Placed eighth on both in the 1000 freestyle in UWM’s win over Green Bay Feb. 2 ... boards at the Horizon League fi fth in the 200 free in win over Western Illinois Jan. 27 ... sixth Championships ... big day in the in the 100 free and seventh in the 50 free at Eastern Michigan pool against Western Illinois Jan. Oct. 20. 26, claiming victories on both boards ... second on the one-meter High School: Helped lead her team to its best-ever fi nishes at board with a season-high point to- the Wisconsin State meet, taking 10th as a senior and 12th as tal and fourth on the three against a junior ... placed 10th in the 100 freestyle and 11th in the 200 Wright State Oct. 20 ... third place freestyle at the state meet as a senior ... helped her team to an on the three-meter in win over undefeated regular season and sectional championship in 2005 South Dakota State Dec. 7 ... set ... named MVP as a senior ... lettered four years ... First Team season-high on the three-meter Sophomores All-Metro as a senior after honorable mention honors as a ju- Dec. 8 against Valparaiso ... named g

n nior ... earned various fi rst and second team all-conference ac- to the 2008 Horizon League Aca- i colades ... captain as a junior and senior ... National Honor Soci- demic Honor Roll. n r ety ... high honor roll every semester ... Scholar-Athlete Award u t in 2007 ... All-State Academic Team. High School: Dove to a fourth e place fi nish as a senior and seventh R Returning place as a junior at the Minnesota State Championship meet ... was named team MVP three times in four years and to the all-state team twice ... holds the school record on the one-meter board ... earned all- conference recognition for her div- ing to go along with conference and all-state academic awards ... earned six varsity letters.

Personal: Daughter of David and Julie Roy ... lists water skiing, shopping and skiing as hobbies ... has worked as a gymnastics coach ... considers her fourth-place fi nish at state as her most Personal: Daughter of Mike and Diane Rebitski ... lists her last memorable sports experience ... career goal is to win confer- high school meet at state as her most memorable sports ex- ence ... born June 15, 1989. perience ... hobbies and interests include swimming, boating, skiing and camping ... has done volunteer work for the Ameri- can Heart Association and Bay Port Athletics ... born May 21, 1989.

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Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men’s and women’s Danielle Wenger swimming & diving teams were once again named to the list of the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Academic All-America teams, announced in August SSophomoreophomore by the organization. Distance/Freestyle • 5-11 Th e Panthers were one of four Horizon League schools to make Hartford, Wis. the list on the men’s side and one of four on the women’s as well. Hartford Union High School Th e inclusion of each extends long-established streaks for the GGraphicraphic DesignDesign UWM swimming & diving program. Th e women have now been honored for 38-straight semesters with their 3.20 GPA this past spring semester. Wright State, Butler and UIC also represented the Horizon League on the Wenger’s Career Bests women’s side. 200 Free ...1:55.91 (‘08) 500 Free .. 5:05.21 (‘08) 1000 Free ..10:17.43 (‘08) 1650 Free ..17:13.65 (‘08) For the men, Milwaukee earned the distinction for the 14th- straight semester, with its 3.11 GPA ranking 38th. Th e other 2007-08: Capped an illustrious campaign by becoming just the league teams on the presti- third UWM freshman to win two league titles at the Horizon gious list included Wright League Championships ... broke school records in the 1000 State, Butler and UIC. freestyle and 1650 freestyle at the meet en route to league titles

in each event ... also placed seventh in the 500 free at the meet Th e lists, consisting of all the Returning ... earned second team all-league honors as a member of the NCAA Division I level, were 200 and 400 medley relay teams, with the 200 medley squad comprised of 215 teams setting a school record ... also swam with the record-setting 800 from 113 institutions. Th e University of South Carolina led the free relay team Feb. 22 ... broke UWM freshman records in the way in the women’s side with a 3.61 GPA. For the men, it was 200, 500, 1000 and 1650 free over the course of the season ... re- Georgetown University with a 3.50 GPA. corded 17 top-three fi nishes on the season, including nine vic- tories ... victorious in both the 500 and 1000 free against South Th e team awards capped an impressive year for the student- Sophomores Dakota State Dec. 7 ... won the 500 free and took second in the athletes in the classroom. 1650 free against UIC/Butler Nov. 10 ... took fi rst in the 500 free and third in the 200 free versus Western Illinois Jan. 27 ... placed second in her only attempt at the 200 backstroke in win over Green Bay Feb. 2.

High School: Served as team captain and was a four-year letter winner while competing in all freestyle events ... all-state selec- tion as a senior in the 500 freestyle ... all-state honorable men- tion as a junior in the 500 and 200 free ... holds school records in both events as well ... state qualifi er in the 200 free, 500 free, 200 free relay and 400 free relay ... high honors all four years.

Personal: Daughter of Joel Wenger and Kristen Jenkyns ... career goal is a job in graphic design ... enjoys spending time with friends, music and laughing ... had an aunt that swam at Stanford ... most memorable sports experience was the day dur- ing her junior season where she qualifi ed for state and set two school records ... has volunteered her time at a food pantry and ringing bells for the Salvation Army ... born July 14, 1989.

Molly Finn (left) and Kelsey McDonough (right) will serve as team captains for the women in 2008-09.

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Danielle Chapman Hannah Egger

FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman Sprints • 5-8 Butterfl y/Backstroke • 5-5 New London, Wis. Marshfi eld, Wis. New London High School Marshfi eld High School UUndecidedndecided UUndecidedndecided

High School: Named the 2007 Bay Conference Swimmer of the High School: Was a four-year letterwinner, two-time state Year ... member of state champion 200 medley relay as a senior, qualifi er, two-time team MVP and served as team captain as helping team set a new school record ... two-time state champ a senior ... was the only athlete from her high school team to and 16-time state qualifi er ... placed sixth in the 50 freestyle and qualify for state her last two years and the fi rst MHS swimmer seventh in the 100 free at the state meet ... at state, took sixth in to go to state since 1999 ... school record holder in the 100 but- the 100 free as a junior and sixth in the 50 free and fi fth in the terfl y and 100 backstroke ... was honored as a Marshfi eld News- 200 individual medley as a sophomore ... named a member of the Appleton Post Crescent Athlete of the Week Honor Roll ... Herald scholar athlete (graduated in the top fi ve percent of her four-year honor student ... also lettered twice in track & fi eld. high school class) ... a YMCA National qualifi er.

Personal: Daughter of Michael and Karie Chapman ... consid- Personal: Daughter of Chris and Faye Egger ... brother, Riley, is ers taking fi rst at state in 2008 in the 200 medley relay as her on the swim team at Green Bay ... lists art as a hobby ... consid- most memorable sports moment ... lists watching movies, go- ers making her fi rst Y-Nationals team as her most memorable ing to the beach and spending time with friends and family as sports experience ... worked as an assistant coach at the Marsh- hobbies and interests ... born May 13, 1990. fi eld YMCA ... born July 21, 1989. Newcomers s ’ n Morgan Hearn Taylor Jozwiak e m o FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman

W Women’s Diving • 5-3 Breaststroke • 5-6 Madison, Wis. Hatley, Wis. Madison Edgewood High School Wittenberg High School PPhysicalhysical Th erapyerapy BBiologyiology

High School: An accomplished high school diver, was named High School: Two-time all state and four-time all-conference the WIAA Division II Diver of the Year after winning the state swimmer for Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School team ... three- championship as a senior ... also named the Wisconsin State year state qualifi er and four-time team MVP ... earned all-state Journal Diver of the Year and to the Capital Times “Dream honors as a senior, placing third in the 100 breaststroke at the state Team” ... named all-state as a junior and senior and dove at state meet ... four-year letterwinner ... served as team captain as a senior ... holds several school records ... Wausau Daily Herald and Shawa- all four years of her career. no Leader Swimmer of the Year ... named all-academic ... National Honor Society member ... honor roll all four years. Personal: Daughter of Daniel and Dawn Hearn ... lists diving, singing, acting, lifeguarding and coaching as hobbies ... con- Personal: Daughter of Rick and Kari Jozwiak ... will minor in Span- siders being a two-time WIAA Diver of the Year as her most ish ... lists wakeboarding, snowboarding, water & downhill skiing, memorable sports experience ... cousin, Nick Toon, plays foot- hunting and fi shing as hobbies and interests ... career goal is to ball for the ... has done community work for attend medical school and become a doctor ... considers all state Ironman and Eldercare ... born March 18, 1990. meets she participated in as her most memorable sports moments ... born April 3, 1990.

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Heidi Niespodzany Maggie Pease

FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman Freestyle/Mid-Distance • 6-1 Backstroke • 5-2 Pulaski, Wis. Mukwonago, Wis. Mukwonago High School BBusinessusiness BBusinessusiness

High School: As a senior, was named the 2007 Fox River Clas- High School: Swam for the Mukwonago/Waukesha South sic Conference swimmer of the year as well as the 2007 Green team in high school ... was a state qualifi er in the 100 backstroke Bay Press-Gazette girls co-swimmer of the year ... placed sixth and also swam in 200 medley relay at state, helping her team to in the 200 freestyle at state as a senior and also was part of the an eighth-place fi nish ... four-year letterwinner ... named most- state 200 free relay team from Pulaski ... played soccer and bas- improved as a member of her club team. ketball as a high school athlete ... a YMCA National qualifi er ... honors student all four years. Personal: Daughter of Joe and Lisa Pease ... given name is Mar- garet ... career goal is to work at a successful company and to

Personal: Lists acrylic painting as a hobby ... career goal is to be some day publish a book ... lists getting gold at State Games of W Women’s successful in whatever career she ends up in ... most memorable America as her most memorable sports experience ... brother, o sports experience was when she made her club coach cry ... has Scott, plays soccer at Carroll College and mom, Lisa, was a diver m worked in a daycare ... born Jan. 23, 1990. at UWM ... lists writing, shopping and hanging out with family e as hobbies and interests ... born Aug. 14, 1989. n ’ s

Newcomers

Jennifer Schober Sarah Wardecke

FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman Backstroke/IM/Breaststroke • 5-0 Breaststroke/IM/Sprints • 5-7 Whitewater, Wis. Appleton, Wis. Milton High School Kimberly High School EEducationducation MMathematicsathematics

High School: A four-time state qualifi er who helped her high school High School: Four-year all-conference swimmer for the Appleton team to Southern Lakes Conference championships each season of West/Kimberly swim team ... earned All-American honors three her high school career ... all-state and all-conference swimmer who years ... selected Fox Valley Association Swimmer of the Year twice was named team MVP four times ... also served as team captain as in her prep career ... four-time team MVP and letterwinner ... team a senior ... holds school records in the 100 backstroke, 200 freestyle, captain ... Appleton Post Crescent Girls Swimming Athlete of the 500 free and as a member of all three relay teams ... Badger Girls Year as a senior, junior and sophomore and to its All-Area Girls State participant in 2007 and National Honor Society member. Swim Team ... four-time scholar-athlete ... National Honor Society member ... honor roll all four years ... high school valedictorian. Personal: Daughter of Rick and Terry Schober ... career goal is to become a fi rst or second grade teacher ... lists swimming, soccer, Personal: Daughter of David and Peggy Wardecke ... career goal is watching movies and spending time with fi ends and family as hob- to become a high school math teacher and coach a high school swim bies and interests ... has done community service for the Milton team ... considers the state meet her senior year and the fi rst time she Food Pantry and Holiday Baskets for the Needy with St. Mary’s made fi nals at YMCA Nationals to be her greatest sports moments ... Church ... considers getting her fi rst high school record as a fresh- has done volunteer work for Harbor House and the Salvation Army man in the 100 back as her most memorable sports moment ... born ... lists coaching, swimming, lifeguarding, music and hanging out Jan. 4, 1990. with friends as hobbies and interests ... born Dec. 5, 1989.

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freestyle (taking fi fth), 1000 free (placing ninth), 500 free (ninth) David Adams and in the 200 free ... earned top-three fi nishes on 13 occasions during the season ... won the 200 free against Western Illinois SSeniorenior Jan. 27 ... took second in the 1000 free on back-to-back days at Distance • 6-0 Valparaiso and Butler Nov. 11 and 12 ... fi nished second in the 1650 free at the Bill Ritter Invitational Jan. 20 ... Horizon League Lubbock, Tex. Academic Honor Roll member. Tigard High School BBusinessusiness AAdministrationdministration 2005-06: Set season-best times in four events at the Horizon League Championships, placing 10th in the 1650 freestyle, 11th in the 1000 free and 15th in the 500 free ... fi nished second in both Adams’ Career Bests the 500 and 1000 free against UIC Nov. 5 and at Wheaton Oct. 28 ... also placed second in the 1000 free versus Northwestern Oct. 21 200 Free ...1:45.69 (‘08) 500 Free .. 4:40.32 (‘08) and Western Illinois Jan. 28. 1000 Free .....9:39.41 (‘08) 1650 Free ..16:17.76 (‘07) 2007-08: Established career-best times in the 200, 500 and 1000 Prior to UWM: Swam for the Tualatin Hills Swim Club in Tuala- freestyle at the Horizon League Championships, placing seventh tin, Ore., while attending Portland State University. in the 1000 and 11th in the 500 ... key member of UWM’s distance events ... placed in top three six times during the season ... took High School: Went to state in the 500 free in back-to-back seasons almost four seconds off career-best in 1000 free Feb. 20, touching ... was Tigard High School’s only representative at state his fi rst the wall in 9:39.41 (former mark was 9:43.10) ... named to the 2008 year ... made it to sectionals two consecutive years. Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. Personal: Parents are Scott and Beth Adams ... minoring in hu- 2006-07: Set personal-bests in four events at the Horizon man resources ... his career goal is to do something with video

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Andrew Belton Prior to UWM: Spent two seasons at ... helped the Bobcats to a third-place fi nish at the Mid-American Confer- SSeniorenior ence Championships ... placed 11th in the 100 free and helped Sprints/Butterfl y • 6-0 the 400 free relay team to a third-place showing ... fi nished 11th San Antonio, Tex. in the 100 back, 12th in the 100 free and 14th in the 50 free at the MAC Championships as a freshman ... two-year letterwin- Churchill H.S./Ohio University ner ... Dean’s List. EEngineeringngineering High School: A three-time All-American swimmer in high school and four-year letterwinner ... served as a captain senior Belton’s Career Bests year ... broke two district and regional records in the 200 free 50 Free...... 21.76 (‘07) 100 Free ...... 47.27 (‘07) relay and 200 medley relay ... all-academic team member ... member of PAL (peer, assistance, leadership) as a junior and 100 Fly ...... 51.78 (‘08) 100 Breast ...59.13 (‘08) senior. 2007-08: Key addition to sprint and butterfl y events in his fi rst season at UWM ... placed eighth in the 100 breaststroke at the Personal: Son of Jeff and Julie Belton ... hobbies include wake- Horizon League Championships ... won four times during the boarding and water skiing ... most memorable sports experi- season, placing in the top-fi ve on 16 times ... took fi rst in the 50 ence was being voted on to the 400 free relay by his teammates free against South Dakota State Dec. 7 and then won the 100 in his last meet at Ohio University ... career goal is to get a job in free and the 100 breaststroke the next day against Valparaiso ... the profession of civil engineering ... has volunteered as a peer R Returning topped the fi eld in the 50 free at Western Illinois Jan. 26. tutor ... born Oct. 24, 1986. e t u r n i n g

Seniors

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PPhrasehrase I overuse:overuse: ““YouYou nneedeed ttoo rrelax”elax” WWeirdesteirdest tthinghing a ccoachoach eeverver ttoldold mme:e: SSeniorenior JJuniorunior ““GoGo tteam!”eam!” WWhoho sshouldhould playplay mmee iinn a mmovie:ovie: ““OwenOwen Wilson”Wilson” I ssecretlyecretly hhaveave a ccrushrush oon:n: ““LindsayLindsay Lohan”Lohan” DDescribeescribe yourselfyourself inin fi veve words:words: ““Motivated,Motivated, eenergetic,nergetic, ffocused,ocused, ssocial,ocial, ssarcastic”arcastic” PPeopleeople wwouldould bebe surprisedsurprised toto hearhear I:I: ““Wakeboard”Wakeboard” Th e ““coolest”coolest” namename iinn sportssports is:is: ““OchoOcho CCinco,inco, ChadChad Johnson”Johnson” ((NFLNFL FFootball)ootball)

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Robby Leibold 2006-07: Named to the Winter Academic All-Horizon League Team and the Horizon League Scholar Athlete of the Week on two occasions as a sophomore ... set career-bests in the 500 freestyle SSeniorenior and 1650 freestyle at the Horizon League Championships, placing Distance/Fly/IM • 5-9 third in the mile and 500 free and sixth in the 1000 free ... fi nished in the top-three in 24 of 31 races on the season, including 12 victo- Neenah, Wis. ries and seven second-place eff orts ... had a huge day against Butler Neenah High School and UIC Nov. 12, winning the 500 free, 1000 free and 400 IM ... won the 400 IM and 1650 free at the Bill Ritter Invitational in Janu- BBusiness/Pre-Lawusiness/Pre-Law ary, setting a new Klotsche Natatorium record in the mile ... also had two wins against Wheaton Oct. 27 and Western Illinois Jan. 27 ... won the 1650 in three of four attempts on the season ... Horizon League Academic Honor Roll member. Leibold’s Career Bests 2005-06: Enjoyed a stellar freshman campaign, breaking school 500 Free ...4:33.30 (‘07) 1000 Free ...9:29.29 (‘08) freshman records in the 500 freestyle, 1000 free and 1650 free ... 1650 Free ..15:41.89 (‘07) 200 Fly .....1:52.70 (‘07) fi nished with nine wins on the season ... established season-best and freshman record times in three events at the Horizon League 2007-08: Finished in third place in the 1000 freestyle and the mile Championships, placing fourth in the 1650 free and fi fth in the 500 at the Horizon League Championships, while taking sixth in the and 1000 ... won the 1650 free at the Bill Ritter Invitational Jan. 20, 500 free at the meet ... lowered his school record in the 1000 in setting a Klotsche Natatorium record in the process ... won the 500 the fi nals of the league meet ... continues to pile up victories in the free, 1650 free and 400 IM at the Ball State Invitational Nov. 18 and distance events, winning 19 times on the year while also taking 19, earning Swimmer of the Meet honors ... also selected Horizon second eight other times ... named Academic All-Horizon League League Swimmer of the Week for his eff orts ... placed fi rst or sec- for the second-straight season ... other academic awards included ond in all three attempts at the 400 IM on the season. Horizon League Scholar Athlete of the Month for October and Scholar Athlete of the Week Oct. 23, Nov. 13 and Jan. 29 ... broke High School: A high school All-American, earned four letters and the school, pool and meet record in the mile at the Wheaton In- fi rst team all-conference honors each year ... helped team to con- vitational Dec. 1, a time that was the lowest in the league over the ference and sectional titles each season ... set school records in the course of the year and broke the oldest mark in the UWM record 500 free and 200 IM at state as a senior and also helped the 400 free Seniors

book by 10 seconds ... set the school mark in the 1000 at the same relay to a school mark ... named team MVP as a freshman ... honor g meet ... claimed victories in the 500 and 1000 free against South roll member during all trimesters of high school ... named to USA n Dakota State Dec. 8 and Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... topped the fi eld Swimming Scholastic All-America Team as a junior. i in the 500 free and 200 butterfl y versus Eastern Michigan Oct. 20 n r and Wheaton Nov. 2 ... huge day versus South Dakota State Dec. Personal: Parents are Robert and Barbara Leibold ... a member u 7, winning the 500 free, 1000 free and 200 fl y ... had win streaks of of the National Honor Society, Key Club and French Club ... has t worked as a lifeguard and a swim instructor ... six-time Wisconsin

e seven-straight in the 500 free and fi ve-consecutive in the 1000 dur- state swimming champion (long course and short course). R Returning ing the year ... Horizon League Academic Honor Roll member.

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Dennis Knipfer Ed Lichinsky

JJuniorunior JJuniorunior Backstroke/IM • 6-4 Sprints/Butterfl y • 6-0 Sturgeon Bay, Wis. West Des Moines, Iowa Sturgeon Bay High School Valley High School KKinesiologyinesiology BBusinessusiness

Knipfer’s Career Bests Lichinsky’s Career Bests 100 Back .....53.66 (‘08) 200 Back.. 1:54.10 (‘08) 50 Free...... 21.70 (‘08) 100 Free ...... 47.45 (‘08) 200 IM ...... 2:01.96 (‘06) 400 IM .....4:15.52 (‘07) 100 Back .....54.10 (‘08) 100 Fly ...... 52.12 (‘08) 2007-08: Set career-best times in the fi nals of three events at 2007-08: Swam in four events at the Horizon League Cham- the Horizon League Championships, placing 10th in the 200 pionships, setting career-best times in each ... placed 16th in backstroke and 15th in both the 100 back and 400 IM ... placed the 100 backstroke, 18th in the 50 freestyle and 19th in the 100 third in the 100 back against South Dakota State Dec. 8 ... took butterfl y ... best fi nish of the season was a third-place eff ort in third in the 200 back in a win over Wheaton Nov. 2. the 50 free in a win over South Dakota State Dec. 7 ... fourth in the 50 against Green Bay Feb. 2 ... member of the 200 free relay R Returning

2006-07: Established season-best times in three events at the squad that posted the best team-time of the season Feb. 20. e

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in the 200 backstroke, placing 11th in the 400 IM and 14th in 2006-07: Placed 15th in the 100 butterfl y and 16th in the 100 r the 100 back ... recorded highest fi nish of season with a sec- backstroke at the Horizon League Championships, setting sea- n i ond-place eff ort in the 400 IM against Western Illinois Jan. 27 son-best times in both ... recorded a victory in the 50 freestyle n ... placed fourth in the 100 back at Valparaiso Nov. 11 ... took against Valparaiso Nov. 11 ... had the third-best time in the 50 g fourth in his fi rst event at UWM, the 200 back against Wright free on the team ... placed second in the 100 butterfl y against Juniors State Oct. 20. Western Illinois Jan. 27 ... took third at Butler Nov. 12 and the Ball State Invitational in the 100 fl y Nov. 18. High School: Won nu- merous state champion- ships and All-America honors in his career at Sturgeon Bay High School ... helped his team to WIAA Division II State titles all four years and was part of the 200 med- ley relay team that set the WIAA State record ... named team’s “Most Ded- icated” as a senior.

Personal: Son of Tom High School: Was a six-time high school All-American ... and Ellen Knipfer ... lists holds the Valley High School record in the 200 medley ... his the four high school state team fi nished third as a senior at the Iowa Boys High School championships that he meet, where he had two All-American swims and two top-eight was a part of as most fi nishes. memorable sports experi- ence ... enjoys wakeboard- Personal: Son of Alex and Tanya Lichinsky ... hobbies include ing ... has been a volunteer computer gaming and paintball ... is also a car enthusiast ... with the Special Olympics played football in high school and lists the 2005 State Champi- since the eighth grade. onship as one of his most memorable sports experiences.

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Matt Mahoney Sam Parent

JJuniorunior JJuniorunior Sprints • 6-0 Freestyle • 6-1 Kenosha, Wis. Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Kenosha Tremper High School Sturgeon Bay High School BBusinessusiness BBusinessusiness

Mahoney’s Career Bests Parent’s Career Bests 50 Free...... 21.97 (‘07) 100 Free ...... 48.07 (‘07) 50 Free...... 21.90 (‘07) 100 Free ...... 47.81 (‘08) 200 Free ...1:45.40 (‘08) 500 Free .. 4:48.41 (‘08) 200 Free ...... 1:48.28 (‘08) 2007-08: Set career-best times in the 200 freestyle and 500 2007-08: Topped his career-best marks in the 100 and 200 free- freestyle at the Horizon League Championships, swimming in styles at the Horizon League Championships ... fourth in the the consolation heat of the 500 free ... placed third in the 1000 50 free and fi fth in the 100 free against Wheaton Nov. 2 ... best free against Valparaiso Dec. 8 ... third in the 200 free and fi fth in fi nish of the season was a second-place showing in the 50 free the 500 free in UWM’s victory over Wheaton Nov. 2 ... fourth in against Western Illinois Jan. 26. the 200 free against South Dakota State Dec. 7. 2006-07: Finished campaign on high note with season-best 2006-07: Placed 16th in the 100 freestyle at the Horizon League times in 50, 100 and 200 freestyle at the Horizon League Cham- Championships and also competed in the preliminaries of the pionships ... missed majority of season due to injury ... placed 50 free and 200 free at the championships ... established season- fi fth in the 100 free in victory over Wheaton College Oct. 27. Juniors

best times in all three events in the process ... placed third in the g 200 free in win over Valparaiso Nov. 11 ... fourth in 200 free in High School: Had an illustrious career at Sturgeon Bay, fi n- n i victory against Western Illinois Jan. 27 ... took fi fth in both the ishing as a seven-time All-American, eight-time all-state selec- n

r 100 and 200 free against Butler/UIC Nov. 12. tion and with four team state titles ... was the 2005 Division u II State Champion in the 200 freestyle and state record holder t

e as a member of the 200 and 400 freestyle relay teams ... was a

R Returning multi-sport athlete (football and baseball) who was an all-con- ference quarterback, winning the state championship in 2004 ... National Honor Society member.

Personal: Son of Michael and Christine Parent ... hobbies in- clude basketball, football, , listening to music and travel ... lists most memorable sports experience as running onto Camp Randall Stadium for the 2004 State Football Championship and winning ... brother, Paul, played baseball at Marian College and sister, Rachel, was a member of the crew team at Marquette.

High School: Was a member of three sectional and conference- winning teams in high school ... was the conference champion in the 50 and 100 freestyle in 2005 ... member of the relay team that broke the Tremper High School record in the 200 freestyle relay and was a YMCA National qualifi er in 2006.

Personal: Son of Th omas and Patricia Mahoney ... was the ex- ecutive treasurer of student government and also involved with Boy Scouts, National Honor Society and band ... very involved in the community, has helped with Relay for Life, Eagle Scout Service Project and Tremper Blood Drive.

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Jeremy Waldhart Eric Burns

JJuniorunior SSophomoreophomore Backstroke/IM • 6-1 Freestyle/Backstroke • 6-3 West Bend, Wis. Lakeville, Minn. West Bend East High School Lakeville North High School BBusinessusiness UUndecidedndecided

Waldhart’s Career Bests Burns’ Career Bests 100 Back .....52.72 (‘07) 200 Back.. 1:51.20 (‘08) 50 Free...... 21.62 (‘07) 100 Free ...... 47.82 (‘07) 200 IM ...... 1:54.80 (‘08) 400 IM .....4:04.26 (‘08) 200 Free ...1:52.31 (‘06) 100 Back...... 53.37 (‘07) 2007-08: Placed fourth in the 200 backstroke, sixth in the 400 IM 2007-08: Redshirted the season and maintained sophomore and eighth in 200 IM at the Horizon League Championships ... won eligibility. 10 races and took second six times on the season ... was named to R Returning the Academic Winter All-Horizon League team and the Horizon e 2006-07: Made an impression as a sprinter, fi nishing with the t

League Scholar Athlete of the Week Feb. 5 ... added ESPN Th e Maga- u

zine Second Team Academic All-District honors in the spring ... set second-best time on the team during the year in the 50 freestyle r personal-bests in the 200 IM, 400 IM and both backstroke events and third-best in the 100 free ... swam to season-best times in n i during the season ... victorious in the 100 and 200 back versus Val- the 50 free, 100 free and 100 backstroke at the Horizon League n paraiso Dec. 8 ... broke the Klotsche Natatorium record in the 200 g Championships ... placed 11th in the 100 back, 14th in the 100 back against Green Bay Feb. 2 ... named to the 2008 Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. free and 16th in the 50 free at the meet ... won the 50 free against Juniors/Sophomores Western Illinois Jan. 27 ... placed second in the 50 at Valparaiso 2006-07: Capped an impressive freshman campaign by taking fourth Nov. 11. in the 200 backstroke, fi fth in the 400 IM and eighth in the 200 IM at the Horizon League Championships, recording season-best times in each event ... recorded an impressive 27 top-fi ve fi nishes on the High School: Had a stellar career in the pool, earning All- season, including two wins and 12 second-place showings ... placed America honors twice, all-state honors six times and all-con- lower than third just twice in 12 races of the 200 back during the sea- ference accolades fi ve times ... part of a state championship son ... placed fi rst in the 200 back and second in the 200 IM against squad at Lakeville North High School as a senior and was a key Wheaton Oct. 27 ... fi rst in the 200 IM and second in the 200 back against Green Bay Feb. 3 ... took second in the 400 IM at Wheaton member of the cham- Invitational Dec. 3 ... just missed a win in only attempt of the season pionship 400 freestyle in the 1000 free in win over Western Illinois Jan. 27. relay team ... six-time letterwinner.

Personal: Son of Doug and Elaine Burns ... in- cludes friends, racing motocross, music and High School: Two-time Wisconsin Little Ten Swimmer of the Year movies as interests ... went to state all four years, earning seven medals ... a three-time and hobbies ... lists all-state honorable mention selection ... holds four school records, winning the state title including the 200 IM, 100 breaststroke and 500 freestyle ... named as a senior as his most high school academic All-American ... earned eight letters combined as a swimmer and on the tennis team ... honor roll member all four memorable sports years ... earned Academic Excellence Award, Academic All-State, experience ... cousin, WIAA Scholar-Athlete, West Bend East Scholar-Athlete and was Ryn Burns, plays vol- valedictorian of his class ... student government president and Na- leyball at Princeton. tional Honor Society member. Personal: Son of Steve Waldhart ... has volunteered for Habitat for Humanity and at a local food shelter ... lists tennis, , band and synchronized swimming among his interests ... considers taking fi rst at the West Bend Invite the day after mother’s funeral as his most memorable sports experience ... brother, Jon, plays soccer at Concordia ... minoring in Spanish at UWM.

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Nick DeWitt Dan Heraly

SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore Diving • 5-5 Distance/Freestyle • 5-9 Two Rivers, Wis. Green Bay, Wis. Two Rivers High School UUndecidedndecided BBusinessusiness

DeWitt’s Career Bests Heraly’s Career Bests One-Meter ...... 232.20 (‘07) 200 Free ...1:43.35 (‘08) 500 Free .. 4:36.08 (‘08) Th ree-Meter ...... 276.05 (‘08) 1000 Free .....9:33.25 (‘08) 1650 Free ..16:11.81 (‘08) 2007-08: Placed 10th on the one-meter board and ninth on the 2007-08: Swam season-best times in the 500 freestyle (placing three-meter board at the Horizon League Championships ... his fi fth), the 1000 free (taking fourth) and the mile (again taking eff ort of 276.05 in the fi nals on the three-meter at the champi- fourth) at the Horizon League Championships ... also swam a onships was a season-best ... had his best outing of the season season-best time in the 200 free at the championships ... missed against South Dakota State Dec. 7, winning the three-meter the UWM freshman record in the 500 free by 74-hundredths of and taking second on the one ... won the three-meter event the a second at the league meet ... solid freshman season, recording next day against Valparaiso as well ... season-high 232.20 on the 14 top-three fi nishes on the year ... contributed against Whea- one-meter at Wisconsin Oct. 12. ton Nov. 2, taking second in both the 200 and 500 free ... second in the 500 free versus UIC/North Dakota Nov. 10 ... placed sec- High School: Made back-to-back trips to the state meet, plac- ond in the 1000 free against Valparaiso Dec. 8 and Green Bay ing 13th as a junior and fi fth as a senior ... owns the school Feb. 2. marks for six and 11-dive records, which he reset as a senior ... Sophomores an all-conference selection in 2007 ... four-year letterwinner. g n i Personal: Son of Mark and Chris DeWitt ... nickname is Larry n r ... lists hunting, fi shing, biking and riding ATV’s as his hobbies u t ... considers when he broke the school record as his most mem- e orable sports experience ... has done community service work R Returning with the Boy Scouts and with the Boy Scout Eagle project ... born May 3, 1988.

High School: Named Fox Valley Association Conference Swimmer of the Year as a senior, helping his team to a confer- ence championship, a sectional championship and a fi fth-place fi nish at the state meet ... placed second in the 500 freestyle and third in the 200 freestyle at the state meet ... earned all-confer- ence honors in both events ... school record holder in each.

Personal: Son of Steve and Kim Heraly ... lists golf and basket- ball as hobbies ... considers winning the FVA Conference cham- pionship his senior year as his most memorable sports experi- ence ... born Mar. 15, 1989.

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Jake Kalinowski Matt Kluczinske

SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore Sprints • 6-3 Backstroke/IM • 6-0 Prior Lake, Minn. Mequon, Wis. Prior Lake High School Homestead High School UUndecidedndecided BBusinessusiness

Kalinowski’s Career Bests Kluczinske’s Career Bests 50 Free...... 21.03 (‘08) 100 Free ...... 46.78 (‘08) 100 Back .....52.02 (‘08) 200 Back.. 1:54.26 (‘07) 200 Free ...... 1:43.67 (‘08) 200 IM ...... 1:56.05 (‘08) 400 IM .....4:14.14 (‘07) 2007-08: Impressive freshman campaign where he posted fi ve 2007-08: Versatile swimmer, competing in eight diff erent events wins and four second-place showings ... placed seventh in the as a freshman ... took seventh in the 100 backstroke, 10th in the 50 free, 14th in the 200 and 17th in the 100 free at the Ho- 200 IM and 11th in the 200 back at the Horizon League Cham- rizon League Championships, setting season-bests in all three pionships ... had a good weekend against South Dakota State at the meet ... named Horizon League Swimmer of the Week and Valparaiso in December, placing second in both the 200 R Returning Feb. 4 after playing an important role as Milwaukee snapped its back and 200 IM against SDSU Dec. 7 while winning the 200 e t seven-dual losing streak to Green Bay ... won both of his indi- breaststroke and taking second in the 100 breast versus Valpo u r vidual events versus UWGB Feb. 2 and anchored the winning Dec. 8 ... second in the 200 IM and third in the 200 butterfl y at n i

400 medley relay ... won the 50 free in a win over Valparaiso Wheaton Nov. 2 ... 18 top-fi ve showings on the year. n

Dec. 8 ... won the 100 free and placed second in the 50 against g

Wheaton Nov. 2 ... topped the fi eld in the 100 free in a win at Sophomores Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... on four relay teams that posted top team times during the season.

High School: An all-state sprinter as a junior and senior ... as a senior, placed third in the 50 freestyle and fi fth in the 100 freestyle at the state meet ... set school records in the 100 free and 100 backstroke, as well as just missing the school mark in the 50 freestyle ... four-time all-conference selection ... an All- American in the 100 freestyle as a senior ... two-time conference champ and three-time team MVP ... in addition to the 100 free and 100 back, also set school marks in the 200 free, 500 free and with the 400 free relay. High School: Led his team to a fi fth-place fi nish at the state Personal: Son of Tom and championship meet as a senior ... took fourth in the 200 in- Bozena Kalinowski ... given dividual medley and eighth in the 100 backstroke at the state name is Jakub ... was born in meet ... was a YMCA national fi nalist in the 400 IM. Gdańsk, ... lists swim- ming, computers, movies, Personal: Son of Dave and Marlene Kluczinske ... most memo- eating and hanging out with rable sports experience is scoring points at YMCA Nationals ... friends as his hobbies ... con- career goal is to own a company ... plays frisbee as a siders the state meet every hobby ... born Feb. 19, 1989. year in high school as his most memorable sports moment ... has worked as a lifeguard ... born Aug. 1, 1989.

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Five members of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men’s and Josh Lindquist women’s swimming & diving teams were named to the 2007-08 Win- ter Academic All-Horizon League Team. Th e league recognized the academic achievements of its members, as student-athletes from six SSophomoreophomore sports were honored in balloting by the league’s faculty athletics rep- Diving • 6-0 resentatives and sports information directors in April. Overall, Mil- Cape Coral, Fla. waukee led the league with 16 honorees, with Green Bay second with Rufus King High School 14 selections. CCriminalriminal JusticeJustice On the men’s side, two of the three choices were repeat honorees, as David Yugo, Robby Leibold and Jeremy Waldhart were all named to the prestigious squad. Lindquist’s Career Bests Yugo, who also earned the honor as a junior, set career-best times in the One-Meter ...... 232.12 (‘07) 50 free, 100 free and 200 free as a senior. He recorded eight top-three Th ree-Meter ...... 235.05 (‘07) fi nishes on the season and took eighth in the 200 free at the League Championships. Yugo is a Dean’s List and Horizon League Academic 2007-08: Placed 12th on the one-meter board and 10th on the Honor Roll member who carries a 3.671 GPA in Business. three-meter board at the Horizon League Championships ... top fi nish of the season was a second-place showing against South Leibold, another repeat winner, had an impressive junior campaign, Dakota State Dec. 7 on the three-meter ... season-high on the recording 19 victories and eight second-place fi nishes out of 35 races three versus Valparaiso Dec. 8 ... placed third on both boards overall, setting new UWM records in the 1,000 free and 1,650 free. against Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... season-best performance on He placed fi fth in the 500 freestyle, third in the 1,000 and third in the one-meter came against Eastern Michigan Oct. 20. 1,650 at the League Championships and was selected Horizon League Scholar of the Month in October and named Scholar-Athlete of the High School: Was an all-conference diver in high school ... Week on three occasions. He maintains a 3.278 GPA as a Health Sci- lettered and also holds numerous records ... named most im- ences major. proved ... all-conference honoree three years ... member of a conference-record relay team ... also played baseball for two Sophomores

Waldhart set personal-bests in the 200 IM, 400 IM and both backstroke years ... honors list member. g events during a season where he won 10 times and took second six n i times. He had an eight-race win streak in the 200 back, placing fourth Personal: Son of Norman n in the event at the league championships (also taking sixth in the 400 r and Debra Lindquist ... u IM and eighth in 200 IM). Waldhart earned Horizon League Scholar- t qualifi ed for YMCA Diving Athlete of the Week honors in February, has been on the Dean’s List e Nationals as a senior, where

R Returning each semester and is a Horizon League Academic Honor Roll member. he dove under the guidance He has a 3.978 GPA as a Biology major. of UWM diving coach Todd Hill ... winning conference On the women’s team, two fi rst-time honorees made the list for UWM in 2007 and setting the in Molly Finn and Ashley Hall. school record in one-meter diving are among his most Finn won the 200 butterfl y for the third-straight season at the League memorable sports experi- Championships and also took third in both IM events. She is a seven- ences ... born June 9, 1989. time Horizon League Champion who holds 10 school records. She set a new 200 fl y mark at the league championships in a season where she recorded 14 wins and eight second-place fi nishes in 30 races. Th e Horizon League Academic Honor Roll member carries a 3.261 GPA as an Organizational Administration major.

Hall was UWM’s top diver in 2007-08, qualifying for NCAA Zone Div- ing Championships on both boards. She is a Dean’s List member who recorded 13 victories and three second-place fi nishes in 23 chances on the season, placing second on the one-meter board and third on the three-meter at the Horizon League Championships. She won League Diver of the Week award fi ve times and Scholar-Athlete of the Week on three occasions last season. Hall carries a 3.955 GPA in Business.

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Sky Boggio Shane Conner

FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman Butterfl y • 6-2 Diving • 5-10 Falcon Heights, Minn. Racine, Wis. Roseville High School Racine Horlick High School PPsychologysychology AArchitecturerchitecture

High School: A three-time all-conference swimmer who earned High School: Finished sixth at state as a senior, earning high all-state honors in the 100 butterfl y and two relays ... state qualifi er school student-athlete of the year honors ... named all-county in the 200 freestyle and 100 butterfl y as a senior, serving as team and team MVP ... Racine Journal Times Athlete of the Week ... captain ... fi ve-time letterwinner ... earned All-America honors as qualifi ed for state as a junior, named all-county, team MVP and a member of his 200 freestyle relay team that took second in 2007 men’s swimming athlete of the year for the second time in his ... helped his team to an eighth-place fi nish at the Minnesota State career ... named team’s most improved as a sophomore ... three meet as a junior, taking seventh in the 100 butterfl y, second with year letterwinner ... three-time member of high honor roll ... the 200 free relay team and fi fth with the 400 free relay team. also golfed for two years as a high school athlete ... member of the dive team at Schroeder YMCA.

Personal: Son of Randy Boggio and Janet Schultz ... given name M Men’s is Schuyler ... career goal is to make a national meet and be part Personal: Son of Patrick and Pamela Conner ... lists tennis, golf, e of a conference championship team ... lists volleyball, watching fi lm and games as hobbies and interests ... lists his fi rst meet as a n ’ s

football and running as hobbies ... has worked as a youth foot- sophomore as his most memorable sports experience ... career ball coach ... born Jan. 31, 1990. goal is to be an architect ... born Feb. 2, 1990. Newcomers

Jordan Diel Evan Green

FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman Butterfl y • 5-9 Butterfl y/IM • 6-0 Delafi eld, Wis. Eau Claire, Wis. Home-Schooled Eau Claire Memorial High School MMarketingarketing UUndecidedndecided

High School: Was home-schooled and did not compete with High School: Four-year letterwinner who holds the school record in a high school team ... a consolation fi nalist in the 100 butterfl y the 200 IM ... earned First Team All-Big Rivers Conference honors in at the YMCA Nationals ... member of the Pabst Farms YMCA the 200 freestyle, 100 butterfl y, 400 free relay and 200 medley relay Club Team. as a senior, leading his team to a conference title ... swam at the state meet as a senior, placing fourth in the 100 butterfl y and as a member Personal: Son of Jim and Diane Diel ... career goal is to be an of the 200 medley relay team ... an academic All-American. NCAA qualifi er ... enjoys bowhunting and the outdoors ... lists being able to swim with his sister, , and making top eight Personal: Son of Paul and JoDea Green ... familiar with UWM at junior nationals as his most memorable sports experiences ... swimming - sister, Katie, was a four-year member (2003-07) of the born Sept. 6, 1989. women’s team at Milwaukee ... lists ultimate frisbee as a hobby ... considers the state meet his junior year as his most memorable sports experience ... has done volunteer work for Special Olympics ... career goal is to make it to the NCAA meet ... born Aug. 5, 1989.

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Brady Huemann Sam Keele

FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman Backstroke/IM • 5-11 Breaststroke • 5-11 Burnsville, Minn. Idaho Falls, Idaho Burnsville High School Idaho Falls High School CChemistryhemistry MMechanicalechanical EngineeringEngineering

High School: An All-American, all-state and All-Lake Confer- High School: Idaho high school state champion and state re- ence swimmer in high school ... four-year letterwinner helped cord holder in the 100 breaststroke ... earned Idaho Most Valu- lead team to a state championship as a junior and third-place able Male High School Swimmer accolades during his high fi nish as a senior ... placed sixth in the 100 backstroke and 10th school career, leading team to a state crown as a senior ... four- in the 200 IM as a senior ... placed sixth in the 100 backstroke year letterwinner ... high honors list member ... was a fi nalist and 16th in the 200 individual medley at the meet in 2007 ... at YMCA Nationals in the 100 breast in 2008 and qualifi ed for helped his team to a sectional championship ... team captain ... graduated with distinction ... National Honor Society member. 2005 YMCA-National Long Course Championships in the 50, 100, and 200-meter breaststroke. Personal: Son of Brian and Lynn Huemann ... lists swimming, sleeping, hanging out with friends and movies as hobbies and Personal: Son of Paul and Linda Keele ... lists winning the state interests ... most memorable sports experience was winning title as a senior as his most memorable sports experience ... state as a junior ... career goal is to work hard and swim fast ... sister, Lauren, is a senior on the swim team at Boise State ... has volunteered as a tutor at his high school and also with the lists fi shing, boating and sports as interests and hobbies ... born Burnsville (Minn.) Police Department ... born June 1, 1990. April 9, 1990. Newcomers s ’ Jake Koll Nathan Rahe n e

Men’s M Men’s FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman Diving • 6-0 Butterfl y/IM • 5-10 Racine, Wis. Ballwin, Mo. Racine Park High School Lafayette High School EEngineeringngineering MMarketingarketing

High School: An all-state diver and four-year letterwinner ... was High School: Held top times in fi ve diff erent events as a senior the WIAA D-I State diving runner-up as a senior, taking second by en route to First Team All-Metro honors ... fi nished fi fth in the just 1.5 points ... earned Racine County Athlete of the Year honors 200 IM and 15th in the 100 butterfl y at the state meet as a se- for boys’ swimming and diving and went undefeated in Southeast nior ... that followed winning the consolation fi nal in the 100 Conference dual meets as a senior ... named all-county as a senior, junior and sophomore, setting a conference record for 11-dives as a butterfl y and taking 12th in 200 IM at the state meet during senior ... placed seventh at the state meet as a junior ... four-year high his junior campaign ... Second Team All-Metro selection that honor roll member ... also played football as a high school athlete ... season ... four-year letterwinner. scholar-athlete four years ... National Honor Society member. Personal: Son of Kurt and Dana Rahe ... career goal is to make Personal: Son of James and Mary Loendorf ... lists placing second it to the NCAA meet ... lists ATV’s, the outdoors and hanging at state as a senior and winning state football in 2006 as his most out with friends as interests and hobbies ... most memorable memorable sports experiences ... second-cousin is Tony Romo of the Dallas Cowboys ... lists sports, diving and the outdoors as hob- sports experience was losing to Michael Phelps in the 200 but- bies and interests ... has done volunteer work for the Positive Impact terfl y ... has served as a swim instructor ... born July 21, 1989. Program at Washington Park High School ... born Oct. 24, 1989.

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Nolan Sinkler Kyle Trelka

FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman Freestyle • 6-6 Backstroke/Freestyle • 5-11 Chanhassen, Minn. Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Minnetonka High School Sturgeon Bay High School CComputeromputer SSciencecience UUndecidedndecided

High School: Four-time All-American, nine-time all-state and High School: An All-American and all-state swimmer who com- fi ve-time all-conference swimmer ... led team to a second-place peted for the Sturgeon Bay/Southern Door team in high school ... fi nish at the state meet as a senior, placing fourth in the 200 free- four-year letterwinner ... was high school teammates with current style and sixth in the 100 free ... member of the state champion, UWM swimmers Sam Parent and Dennis Knipfer ... won state school-record setting, 200 free relay team as well ... team recorded titles in the 100 freestyle and the 100 backstroke as a senior to cap a fi fth-place fi nish at the state meet as a junior, placing fi fth in the a fantastic high school career ... placed second in the 100 back- 100 butterfl y and seventh in the 200 IM ... fi ve-time letterwinner ... stroke at state as a junior ... placed eighth in the 200 backstroke Minnesota Star Tribune Honor Roll selection. and 14th in the 100 freestyle during the YMCA spring nationals ... also earned three letters as a second team all-conference selec- Personal: Son of Paul and Maureen Sinkler ... sister, Emma, swam tion on the soccer team ... National Honor Society member. at the University of Minnesota ... career goal is to peak his senior M Men’s year ... lists frisbee and playing/listening to music as hobbies ... Personal: Son of Dan and Sandy Trelka ... career goal is to ‘go fast’ e considers touching out the Edina high school team in the 400 free ... lists paintball and fi shing as hobbies ... has done volunteer work n ’ relay to win conference and extend a three-year undefeated streak for his church ... most memorable sports experience was the state s as his most memorable sports moment ... born Dec. 31, 1989. meet his sophomore year ... born Dec. 9, 1989. Newcomers

Greg Wise

FFreshmanreshman Butterfl y • 5-10 Stillwater, Minn. Stillwater High School CChemistryhemistry

High School: Led team to a fi fth-place showing as a senior and a fourth-place fi nish as a junior at the state meet ... a fi ve-time state qualifi er ... seven time all-state selection and four-time All-Ameri- can ... won six letters ... placed seventh in the 100 butterfl y, 14th in the 100 back and second as a member of the 200 medley relay team at the state meet as a senior ... as a junior, was a member of the 200 medley relay team that fi nished second as well as taking eighth in the 100 butterfl y and ninth in the 200 IM in his individual events ... also lettered for the tennis team ... honor roll member.

Personal: Son of Th omas and Mollie Wise ... plans to minor in business ... career goals are to make Olympic Trials, retire from Andrew Belton (left) and Jeremy Waldhart (right) will swimming and become a vet at a zoo ... lists tennis, surfi ng and beach volleyball as hobbies ... has done volunteer work at a vet serve as team captains for the men in 2008-09. clinic ... born Nov. 19, 1989.

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Nickname ...... Badgers Nickname ...... Raiders Nickname ...... Th under Location ...... Madison, Wis. Location ...... Dayton, Ohio Location ...... Wheaton, Ill. Conference ...... ...... Horizon League Conference ...... CCIW (NCAA D-III) Facility ...... Th e Natatorium Facility ...... Nutter Center Facility ...... Chrouser Pool Head Coach ...... Eric Hansen (8 years) Head Coach ...... Sion Brinn (3 years) Head Coach ... Jon Lederhouse (32 years) Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email .. [email protected] 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 7th of 10 (M) 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 1st of 6 (M) 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 1st of 6 (M) ...... 6th of 11 (W) ...... 2nd of 8 (W) ...... 2nd of 6 (W) Website ...... www.uwbadgers.com Website ...... www.wsuraiders.com Website ...... www.wheaton.edu/athletics

UIC NORTH DAKOTA IUPUI November 8, 2008 • Milwaukee, Wis. November 8, 2008 • Milwaukee, Wis. November 14, 2008 • Indianapolis, Ind.

Nickname ...... Flames Nickname ...... Fighting Sioux Nickname ...... Jaguars Location ...... Chicago, Ill. Location ...... Grand Forks, N.D. Location ...... Indianapolis, Ind. Conference ...... Horizon League Conference North Central (NCAA D-II) Conference ...... Facility ...... UIC Natatorium Facility ...... Hyslop Sports Center Facility ...... IU Natatorium Head Coach ...... Paul Moniak (8 years) Head Coach ...Maviael Sampaio (8 years) Head Coach ...... Jim Shuck Email ...... [email protected] Email .... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 4th of 6 (M) 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 1st of 6 (M) 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 5th of 6 (M) ...... 4th of 8 (W) ...... 2nd of 8 (W) ...... 6th of 6 (W) Website ...... www.uicfl ames.com Website ...... www.fi ghtingsioux.com Website ...... www.iupuijags.com Opponents

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- November 14, 2008 • Indianapolis, Ind. November 14, 2008 • Indianapolis, Ind. November 22, 2008 • Valparaiso, Ind. 8 0

0 Nickname ...... Musketeers Nickname ...... Billikens Nickname ...... Crusaders

2 2008-09 Location ...... Cincinnati, Ohio Location ...... Saint Louis, Mo. Location ...... Valparaiso, Ind. Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Conference ...... Horizon League Facility ...... O’Conner Sports Center Facility ...... Billikens Sports Center Facility ...... Athletics-Recreation Center Head Coach ...... Steve Riegler (3 years) Head Coach ...... Jim Halliburton Head Coach .....Howard Hunte (1st year) Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 3rd of 9 (M) 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 8th of 9 (M) 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 6th of 6 (M) ...... 2nd of 10 (W) ...... 9th of 10 (W) ...... 6th of 8 (W) Website ...... www.goxavier.com Website ...... www. slubillikens.com Website ...... www.valpoathletics.com

UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO WESTERN ILLINOIS GREEN BAY January 23, 2009 • Chicago, Ill. January 24, 2009 • Milwaukee, Wis. January 31, 2009 • Green Bay, Wis.

Nickname ...... Maroons Nickname ...... Leathernecks (M)/Westerwinds (W) Nickname ...... Phoenix Location ...... Chicago, Ill. Location ...... Macomb, Ill. Location ...... Green Bay, Wis. Conference ... University Athletic Association Conference ...... Summit League Conference ...... Horizon League Facility ...... Ratner Athletics Center Facility ...... Brophy Hall Facility ...... Phoenix Sports Center Head Coach ...... Jason Weber Head Coach ...... Sean Raffi le (1st year) Head Coach ...... Jim Merner (18 years) Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... S-Raffi [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 5th of 8 (M) 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 3rd of 6 (M) 2007-08 league fi nish ...... 5th of 6 (M) ...... 5th of 8 (W) ...... 2nd of 6 (W) ...... 1st of 8 (W) Website ..... www. athletics.uchicago.edu/ Website ...... www.wiuathletics.com Website ...... www.uwgbathletics.com

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Y e a r In Review LLastast YearYear InIn ReviewReview

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RECORDS WERE MADE TO BE BROKEN lay. Green Bay won in 1:45.93, just ahead of the Panther time Th e women’s swimming & diving team broke one Horizon of 1:46.35. Th at broke the school record of 1:46.77, set by Julie League record, seven diff erent school records and four fresh- Olson, Lindsay Caldwell, Briana Fergusson and Bridget Fargen men marks a season ago. Th ey included the following: in 2005.

200 Butterfl y: Horizon League and school record 800 Freestyle Relay Team: School record Molly Finn Kelsey Ogle, Danielle Wenger, Molly Finn, Ellie Gross Finn won the Horizon League title in the 200 butterfl y for the Th e 800 freestyle relay team of Ogle, Wenger, Finn and Gross third-straight season, setting a new school and league record set a new UWM record at the league championships, but had with her winning time of 2:03.79. Th at eclipsed the league stan- to settle for third place when both Wright State and Green Bay dard of 2:04.45 by Brittany Czoch in 2005 and lowered her own broke the Horizon League record in the event. Milwaukee fi n- school mark in the event that she set in 2006. She became just ished in 7:39.78, handily beating the UWM standard of 7:42.00 the second-ever UWM women’s swimmer to win three-consec- set by Lindsay Caldwell, Kristin Skiba, Finn and Jess Kelly in utive league titles, joining Lindsay Caldwell on that short list. 2006.

1000 Freestyle: School and freshman record 200 Freestyle: Freshman record Danielle Wenger Kelsey Ogle Wenger went wire-to-wire with Catalina Martinez of Wright Th is record was broken by three diff erent swimmers (Ogle, El- State at the league championships, surging ahead in the fi nal lap lie Gross and Danielle Wenger) during the season, and was fi - to claim the title in a time of 10:17.43. Martinez, the three-time nally lowered again by Ogle with her performance at the league defending champion and Horizon League record holder, was meet. She topped the old mark of 1:55.98 by Kelly Goetsch with just behind in 10:17.97. Th e time was less than a second behind her fi fth-place eff ort of 1:54.62 to lower the standard she had the league standard and broke the UWM school and freshman already broken earlier in the season (1:54.78 in early February). records that Wenger set earlier in the season of 10:26.62. It also marked the fi rst time a Panther has ever won a Horizon League AND THIS WEEK’S WINNER IS... title in the 1,000 free. Th e former mark of 10:31.47 was set by A year after winning 12 Horizon League Swimmer or Diver of

Women Emma McKeith in 2005. the Week awards (a league high), the Panthers earned seven of :

s the weekly honors in 2007-08. Included in that was two week- t 1650 Freestyle: School and freshman record ly sweeps: Molly Finn (swimmer) and Ashley Hall (diver) the h Danielle Wenger week of Dec. 11 and then Jess Kelly (swimmer) and Hall (diver) g i

l Wenger earned her second league title when she smashed the again on Feb. 5.

h school record in the 1,650 freestyle. Her time of 17:13.65 topped g Susan Harmsen’s school-record eff ort from 2007 of 17:31.71 by Hall actually had quite a successful year. In addition to 13 indi- i over 18 seconds. It was a great race for Wenger, who overtook vidual victories on the season, she was named Horizon League H last year’s champ - Catalina Martinez of Wright State - early in Diver of the Week fi ve times (Oct. 17, Nov. 13, Dec. 4, Dec. 11 n the race and then jumped ahead of UIC’s Kelly Hashoian at the and Feb. 5) as well as Horizon League Scholar-Athlete of the o s 9:22 mark. She then held off a late charge by WSU’s Cara Briggs Week a league-best three times. a to set the mile record and earn the crown. e

S Season Highlights: STREAKING PANTHERS: PART II 200 Individual Medley: School record UWM started the 2006-07 campaign 0-2 before reeling off six- Molly Finn straight dual wins in fi nishing 6-3. Finn set a new school record in the 200 IM at the league cham- pionships, fi nishing in a time of 2:06.75 to better the record of It was nearly the same a year ago, as the team got rolling after 2:07.30 she already held. It was good enough for a third-place an 0-3 start. Seven-straight victories later, the team fi nished the fi nish, with Wright State’s Jessica Weidert winning in a new Ho- regular season 7-3. Th e last time UWM won more than six- rizon League record time of 2:04.16. straight was during the 1990-91 season.

500 Freestyle: School and freshman record AHHHH..... FINALLY Kelsey Ogle Jess Kelly’s two individual victories helped lead the way as the Ogle ended the 500 free at the league championships with the Panthers fi nally defeated the University of Wisconsin-Green new school and freshman marks in the event, touching the wall Bay Feb. 2 in Milwaukee by a score of 137-106. Th e Panthers in 5:04.27 in the consolation heat. Th e former school record won eight events overall on the day to post their fi rst victory of 5:05.94 was set by Leslie Brock in 2001 and Emma McKeith over the Phoenix since 1992, snapping a long dual losing streak held the old freshman mark with a time of 5:07.48. in the process. After falling by a single point in their dual at Green Bay the previous year (losing, 122-121), Milwaukee 200 Medley Relay Team: School record came out with victories in the fi rst three individual events to Danielle Wenger, Kerry Rossow, Amanda Nelson, Jess Kelly get things rolling. Th e fi nal event of the fi rst day of the league championships was a record-breaker, as Wenger, Rossow, Nelson and Kelly set a After winning the fi rst two meets in the series in 1990 and 1992, new school standard in fi nishing second in the 200 medley re- the Panthers had lost 15-consecutive times to their league foe.

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50 FREESTYLE (Record: 23.14) 1650 FREESTYLE (Record: 17:31.71) 200 IM (Record: 2:07.30) Jess Kelly 24.28 ...... 02/21/08 Danielle Wenger 17:13.65~* ...... 02/23/08 Molly Finn 2:06.75~ ...... 02/21/08 Heidi Goetsch 24.96 ...... 02/21/08 Alex Nelson 17:42.07 ...... 02/23/08 Bailey Nennig 2:09.75 ...... 02/21/08 Ellie Gross 25.16 ...... 11/10/07 Jenny Westfall 17:48.38 ...... 02/23/08 Shannon Berndt 2:10.85 ...... 02/21/08 Kristina Hansen 25.50 ...... 12/08/07 Kelsey McDonough 18:00.58 ...... 02/23/08 Ali Winius 2:13.61 ...... 02/21/08 Amanda Nelson 25.60 ...... 11/02/07 Suzy Paasch 18:02.15 ...... 02/23/08 Kerry Rossow 2:14.02 ...... 02/21/08 Kelly Jarvis 25.62 ...... 12/01/07 Briana Fergusson 2:18.47 ...... 11/30/07 Danielle Wenger 25.68 ...... 12/08/07 100 BUTTERFLY (Record: 58.06) Katelyn Brittain 2:20.56 ...... 10/19/07 Jamilla Edwards 25.81 ...... 02/02/08 Amanda Nelson 58.88 ...... 02/22/08 Rachel Rebitski 26.39 ...... 12/01/07 Briana Fergusson 59.08 ...... 02/22/08 400 IM (Record: 4:28.32) Kate Riebe 27.00 ...... 10/20/07 Molly Finn 59.17 ...... 11/10/07 Molly Finn 4:30.78 ...... 02/22/08 Katelyn Brittain 1:00.88 ...... 12/01/07 Bailey Nennig 4:36.33 ...... 02/22/08 100 FREESTYLE (Record: 50.58) Heidi Goetsch 1:01.25 ...... 02/22/08 Ali Winius 4:45.53 ...... 02/22/08 Jess Kelly 52.33 ...... 02/23/08 Kate Riebe 1:01.97 ...... 12/01/07 Shannon Berndt 4:46.44 ...... 12/08/07 Ellie Gross 53.49 ...... 11/30/07 Katelyn Brittain 4:54.81 ...... 01/25/08 Heidi Goetsch 53.55 ...... 02/23/08 200 BUTTERFLY (Record: 2:05.01) Kelsey Ogle 54.82 ...... 12/01/07 Molly Finn 2:03.79~ ...... 02/23/08 ONE-METER DIVING (Record: 297.90) Kristina Hansen 54.87 ...... 11/10/07 Briana Fergusson 2:11.30 ...... 02/02/08 Ashley Hall 272.85+ ...... 02/21/08 Rachel Rebitski 55.54 ...... 02/02/08 Amanda Nelson 2:12.54 ...... 11/02/07 Rachel Grimm 252.75 ...... 10/12/07 Jenny Westfall 56.22 ...... 11/30/07 Kelsey McDonough 2:13.80 ...... 02/23/08 Megan McLoone 244.95 ...... 10/12/07 Bailey Nennig 56.32 ...... 10/12/07 Katelyn Brittain 2:16.14 ...... 11/30/07 Kelsey George 238.90 ...... 02/21/08 Kelly Jarvis 56.47 ...... 11/30/07 Lauren Roy 226.12 ...... 10/20/07 Jamilla Edwards 57.43 ...... 12/08/07 100 BACKSTROKE (Record: 57.33) Michelle Kornder 205.85 ...... 02/21/08

Kristina Hansen 1:00.33 ...... 12/01/07 T Top Times: 200 FREESTYLE (Record: 1:52.22) Danielle Wenger 1:00.38 ...... 01/25/08 THREE-METER DIVING (Record: 348.80) o p

Kelsey Ogle 1:54.62* ...... 02/22/08 Ellie Gross 1:00.81 ...... 02/22/08 Ashley Hall 297.90+ ...... 02/02/08 T

Ellie Gross 1:54.71 ...... 02/22/08 Kate Riebe 1:00.91 ...... 10/12/07 Rachel Grimm 264.68 ...... 02/02/08 i Jess Kelly 1:54.79 ...... 02/22/08 Amanda Nelson 1:02.55 ...... 02/22/08 Lauren Roy 245.70 ...... 12/08/07 m Kristina Hansen 1:55.66 ...... 02/22/08 Megan McLoone 237.45 ...... 10/20/07 e s

Danielle Wenger 1:55.91 ...... 01/25/08 200 BACKSTROKE (Record: 2:04.28) Kelsey George 230.70 ...... 12/08/07 : Bailey Nennig 1:58.90 ...... 12/08/07 Danielle Wenger 2:07.81 ...... 02/23/08 Michelle Kornder 198.30 ...... 02/23/08 Women Jenny Westfall 1:58.99 ...... 02/22/08 Kristina Hansen 2:10.29 ...... 11/30/07 Heidi Goetsch 1:59.09 ...... 11/10/07 Kate Riebe 2:13.15 ...... 11/30/07 Rachel Rebitski 1:59.64 ...... 12/01/07 Molly Finn 2:13.61 ...... 12/08/07 Alex Nelson 2:01.18 ...... 12/01/07 Kelsy Ogle 2:13.83 ...... 11/30/07 200 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 1:35.56) Amanda Nelson 2:01.90 ...... 10/20/07 Ellie Gross 2:16.92 ...... 10/19/07 Gross, Nennig, Goetsch, Kelly Kelly Jarvis 2:03.43 ...... 12/01/07 Bailey Nennig 2:17.47 ...... 10/20/07 1:36.87 ...... 02/20/08 Suzy Paasch 2:03.62 ...... 12/01/07 Katelyn Brittain 2:18.23 ...... 02/02/08 Kelsey McDonough 2:19.51 ...... 12/08/07 400 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 3:28.93) 500 FREESTYLE (Record: 5:05.94) Amanda Nelson 2:19.60 ...... 11/10/07 Ogle, Wenger, Goetsch, Kelly Kelsey Ogle 5:04.27~* ...... 02/20/08 Ali Winius 2:21.18 ...... 11/02/07 3:32.40 ...... 02/23/08 Danielle Wenger 5:05.21 ...... 02/20/08 Jenny Westfall 5:10.94 ...... 02/02/08 100 BREASTSTROKE (Record: 1:03.81) 800 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 7:42.00) Alex Nelson 5:12.11 ...... 02/20/08 Kerry Rossow 1:04.10 ...... 02/22/08 Ogle, Wenger, Finn, Gross Suzy Paasch 5:12.81 ...... 11/30/07 Shannon Berndt 1:04.14 ...... 02/22/08 7:39.78~ ...... 02/22/08 Bailey Nennig 5:15.32 ...... 12/08/07 Jamilla Edwards 1:10.99 ...... 11/30/07 Ali Winius 5:16.26 ...... 02/02/08 Molly Finn 1:11.51 ...... 10/12/07 200 MEDLEY RELAY (Record: 1:46.77) Kelsey McDonough 5:16.40 ...... 11/30/07 Katelyn Brittain 1:11.69 ...... 11/30/07 Wenger, Rossow, Amanda Nelson, Kelly Rachel Rebitski 5:24.78 ...... 12/08/07 Briana Fergusson 1:12.71 ...... 02/22/08 1:46.35~ ...... 02/20/08 Ali Winius 1:13.97 ...... 11/10/07 1000 FREESTYLE (Record: 10:31.47) 400 MEDLEY RELAY (Record: 3:51.09) Danielle Wenger 10:17.43~* ...... 02/20/08 200 BREASTSTROKE (Record: 2:19.82) Wenger, Rossow, Finn, Kelly Suzy Paasch 10:30.31 ...... 02/20/08 Kerry Rossow 2:20.33 ...... 02/23/08 3:55.88 ...... 11/30/07 Jenny Westfall 10:36.22 ...... 02/02/08 Shannon Berndt 2:21.52 ...... 02/23/08 Kelsey Ogle 10:36.58 ...... 02/20/08 Bailey Nennig 2:25.89 ...... 02/23/08 ~ = UWM Record Alex Nelson 10:37.20 ...... 02/20/08 Ali Winius 2:29.50 ...... 02/23/08 * = Freshman Record Kelsey McDonough 10:45.63 ...... 02/20/08 Jamilla Edwards 2:36.31 ...... 12/01/07 + = NCAA Zone Qualifying Score Katelyn Brittain 2:41.56 ...... 11/10/07

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RECORD BREAKERS 500 Freestyle: Freshman record Th e men’s swimming & diving team broke seven school records, Bill McCarty one freshman record and two Klotsche Natatorium marks a Not only did McCarty place fourth in the fi nals of the 500 free- season ago. Th ey included the following: style at the league championships, but he also set a freshman record in the race in the morning preliminaries in a time of 200 Butterfl y: School record 4:35.12, breaking the standard of 4:35.32 that Robby Leibold Chase Gravengood established as a freshman. Gravengood was involved in one of the closest and most en- tertaining races of the league championships. Th e top three 100 Butterfl y: Klotsche Natatorium record swimmers in the race fi nished within less than a half-second of Chase Gravengood each other (.47), with Wright State’s Warren Th ompson taking Gravengood was the big winner against Valparaiso, as the se- fi rst in a new league record time of 1:47.93 and UIC’s Andrew nior captain claimed three victories and put his name into the Schmitt second in 1:48.04. Gravengood was third in 1:48.40, record book once again. He won the 100 butterfl y in a season- lowering his own school record in the event which he set at best time of 50.78, eclipsing the former pool record of 50.87 set 1:49.17 in 2006. by Green Bay’s Joey Weber in 2006. 200 Individual Medley: School record 200 Backstroke: Klotsche Natatorium Chase Gravengood Jeremy Waldhart In a sport timed by the hundredths of a second, Gravengood Waldhart won his specialty against Green Bay in February, actually tied his own school record in the 200 IM, but came up extending his win streak to eight-straight races with a 1:52.96 24-hundredths short of a league crown. His time of 1:50.06 was clocking in the 200 backstroke. It was a new Klotsche Natatori- touched out by Cleveland State’s Jakob Dobies time of 1:49.82. um record, eclipsing the old standard of 1:53.06 set by UWGB’s He won a league title in the event when he also swam it in Joey Weber on January 20, 2007. 1:50.06 at the Horizon League Championships in 2007. FIVE-STRAIGHT BECOMING ROUTINE 400 Individual Medley: School record After starting the season 1-4, the Panthers went on an extended Chase Gravengood win streak to fi nish the season 6-4 in duals. Not only is the fi ve- Gravengood established new school, meet and pool record in straight wins impressive, but noteworthy, as it has now hap- Men

: the 400 IM at the Wheaton Invitational in December, topping pened two years in a row. Th e last time UWM accomplished the s the fi eld in a time of 3:59.32. Th at broke the school record of feat previously was the 1999-2000 season when they defeated t

h 4:03.29, which Gravengood set back in 2005. Wheaton, UIC, Butler, Northern Iowa and Northern Illinois in

g November of that season. i l 1000 Freestyle: School record

h Robby Leibold SWIMMERS/DIVERS OF THE WEEK g Leibold set a school record in the 1,000 freestyle at the league Th e men’s swimming & diving team won two Horizon League i championships. His time of 9:29.29 clocked in just ahead of the Swimmer of the Week and three Diver of the Week awards in H school record time of 9:29.53 that Leibold set in December of 2007-08. Chase Gravengood was selected the week of Dec. 11 n last season and was good for third place in the event. It broke the after a terrifi c weekend in the pool in which he won all fi ve of o former mark of 9:30.77 that was set by Michael Belting in 2004. his individual events and both relays he swam with to lead Mil- s

a waukee to two dual wins. Against SDSU, he won the 200 IM in

e 1650 Freestyle: School record 1:53.98 and the 200 breaststroke in a season-best 2:08.96. He

S Season Highlights: Robby Leibold also helped the 400 medley relay team to a victory. Th e next Leibold broke the oldest record in the UWM record book and day was even better, winning all three of his individual events did it handily. He set a new school mark in the 1650 freestyle, while also swimming with the fi rst-place 200 medley relay team fi nishing in a time of 15:41.89 at the Wheaton Invitational in against Valpo. He won the 100 butterfl y in a season-best 50.78, December. Th at broke the school mark set by Brent Boock setting a new Klotsche Natatorium record in the process. He in 1991 by over 10 seconds, as Boock’s former standard was swept the fl y events with a win in the 200 in 1:53.72 and also 15:51.68. His time was also a meet and pool record. claimed fi rst place in the 400 IM in 4:07.17. 200 Backstroke: School record Jake Kalinowski was tabbed Feb. 5 after playing an important Tyler Jeff erson role as Milwaukee snapped its seven-dual losing streak to UWM placed fi ve swimmers in the top 11 of the 200 backstroke Green Bay. He won both of his individual events and anchored at the league championships, led by a record-breaking eff ort the winning 400 medley relay (3:29.16). In the 50 freestyle, he from Tyler Jeff erson who placed third with a time of 1:50.47. posted a winning time of 21.73 and followed that up with a Not only did that time top his former career-best of 1:52.74 mark of 47.49 in the 100 freestyle. in the event, but also broke the former program standard of 1:50.66 set by Jason Procto in 2002. Diver PJ Rongitsch was selected for Horizon League Diver of the Week Oct. 17, Nov. 13 and Dec. 4. 800 Freestyle Relay Team: School record Bill McCarty, Chase Gravengood, David Yugo, Tyler Jeff erson FIRST-YEAR CARRYOVER Th e relay team of McCarty, Gravengood, Yugo and Jeff erson In his fi rst season, former head coach Dave Griff ore led the battled Wright State throughout the race at the league champi- UWM men to a 5-4 dual record, giving the squad a winning onships, taking second in a time of 6:45.25 in the fi nal event of dual record for the fi rst time since going 6-3-1 in the 1999- the day. Th at easily eclipsed the former school mark of 6:47.27, 2000. For an encore, the squad went 6-4 in 2007-08, marking set by Josh Baseheart, Peter Clark, Michael Belting and Jason the fi rst back-to-back winning campaigns since the 6-3-1 mark Procto in 2003. in ‘99-’00 followed a 7-4 ledger in 1998-99.

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50 FREESTYLE (Record: 20.23) 100 BUTTERFLY (Record: 49.18) 200 IM (Record: 1:50.06) Jake Kalinowski 21.03 ...... 02/21/08 Chase Gravengood 50.78^ ...... 12/08/07 Chase Gravengood 1:50.06~ ...... 02/21/08 Tyler Jeff erson 21.28 ...... 02/21/08 Ross Bittner 51.35 ...... 12/01/07 Jeremy Waldhart 1:54.80 ...... 02/21/08 Bill McCarty 21.63 ...... 11/30/07 Andrew Belton 51.78 ...... 02/22/08 Matt Kluczinske 1:56.05 ...... 02/21/08 Ed Lichinsky 21.70 ...... 02/21/08 Ed Lichinsky 52.12 ...... 02/22/08 Jeremy Seibel 1:58.16 ...... 02/02/08 Andrew Belton 21.76 ...... 12/07/07 Garett Dissmore 53.92 ...... 12/01/07 Robby Leibold 1:59.91 ...... 11/02/07 Sam Parent 21.90 ...... 12/01/07 Matt Kluczinske 56.13 ...... 10/12/07 Dennis Knipfer 2:03.84 ...... 12/07/07 David Yugo 21.92 ...... 02/21/08 Cody Smith 2:05.94 ...... 11/30/07 Dan Heraly 22.86 ...... 11/30/07 200 BUTTERFLY (Record: 1:49.17) Ross Bittner 2:08.61 ...... 11/02/07 Alex Haeger 23.03 ...... 10/20/07 Chase Gravengood 1:48.40~ ...... 02/23/08 Robby Leibold 1:52.70 ...... 11/30/07 400 IM (Record: 4:03.29) 100 FREESTYLE (Record: 44.65) Dan Heraly 1:57.69 ...... 02/02/08 Chase Gravengood 3:59.32~ ...... 12/01/07 Bill McCarty 46.67 ...... 02/23/08 Matt Kluczinske 2:07.16 ...... 11/02/07 Jeremy Waldhart 4:04.26 ...... 02/22/08 Jake Kalinowski 46.78 ...... 02/23/08 Ed Lichinsky 2:12.16 ...... 11/10/07 Jeremy Seibel 4:05.99 ...... 02/22/08 David Yugo 47.09 ...... 02/23/08 Matt Kluczinske 4:14.14 ...... 12/01/07 Chase Gravengood 47.25 ...... 12/01/07 100 BACKSTROKE (Record: 50.88) Dennis Knipfer 4:16.75 ...... 02/22/08 Andrew Belton 47.27 ...... 11/30/07 Tyler Jeff erson 51.28 ...... 02/22/08 Ed Lichinsky 47.45 ...... 02/23/08 Matt Kluczinske 52.02 ...... 02/22/08 ONE-METER DIVING (Record: 348.83) Sam Parent 47.81 ...... 02/23/08 Ross Bittner 52.33 ...... 02/22/08 P.J. Rongitsch 318.75+ ...... 10/12/07 Matt Mahoney 48.47 ...... 02/23/08 Jeremy Waldhart 52.72 ...... 11/30/07 Nick DeWitt 232.20 ...... 10/12/07 Dan Heraly 49.04 ...... 11/10/07 Dennis Knipfer 53.66 ...... 02/22/08 Josh Lindquist 232.12 ...... 10/20/07 Alex Haeger 51.31 ...... 10/20/07 Ed Lichinsky 54.10 ...... 02/22/08 Garrett Dissmore 54.24 ...... 12/01/07 THREE-METER DIVING (Record: 340.50) 200 FREESTYLE (Record: 1:38.51) P.J. Rongitsch 335.70+ ...... 10/12/07 T Top Times: o

David Yugo 1:42.37 ...... 02/22/08 200 BACKSTROKE (Record: 1:50.66) Nick DeWitt 276.05 ...... 02/21/08 p

Bill McCarty 1:42.39 ...... 02/22/08 Tyler Jeff erson 1:50.47 ...... 02/23/08 Josh Lindquist 235.05 ...... 12/08/07 T i

Dan Heraly 1:43.35 ...... 02/22/08 Jeremy Waldhart 1:51.20 ...... 02/23/08 m Jake Kalinowski 1:43.67 ...... 02/22/08 Ross Bittner 1:53.91 ...... 02/23/08 e

Robby Leibold 1:43.95 ...... 02/22/08 Dennis Knipfer 1:54.10 ...... 02/23/08 s : Matt Mahoney 1:45.40 ...... 02/22/08 Matt Kluczinske 1:54.26 ...... 11/30/07 200 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 1:23.17) Men David Adams 1:45.69 ...... 02/22/08 Garrett Dissmore 1:56.52 ...... 11/30/07 McCarty, Lichinsky, Belton, Kalinowski Jeremy Seibel 1:46.03 ...... 01/26/08 1:23.47 ...... 02/20/08 Chase Gravengood 1:46.19 ...... 11/02/07 100 BREASTSTROKE (Record: 57.15) Sam Parent 1:48.28 ...... 12/01/07 Jeremy Seibel 58.83 ...... 02/22/08 400 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 3:02.48) Tyler Jeff erson 1:48.42 ...... 01/26/08 Andrew Belton 59.13 ...... 02/22/08 McCarty, Gravengood, Kalinowski, Jeff erson Chase Gravengood 1:00.49 ...... 01/25/08 3:03.25 ...... 02/23/08 500 FREESTYLE (Record: 4:32.98) Cody Smith 1:00.56 ...... 11/30/07 Robby Leibold 4:34.74 ...... 11/30/07 Jeremy Waldhart 1:02.49 ...... 10/12/07 800 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 6:47.27) Bill McCarty 4:35.12* ...... 02/21/08 Matt Kluczisnke 1:03.13 ...... 12/08/07 McCarty, Gravengood, Yugo, Jeff erson Dan Heraly 4:36.08 ...... 02/21/08 Dan Heraly 1:05.45 ...... 10/12/07 6:45.25~ ...... 02/22/08 David Adams 4:40.32 ...... 02/21/08 Matt Mahoney 1:08.42 ...... 11/10/07 Matt Mahoney 4:48.41 ...... 02/21/08 200 MEDLEY RELAY (Record: 1:32.97) 200 BREASTSTROKE (Record: 2:05.16) Jeff erson, Seibel, Gravengood, Kalinowski 1000 FREESTYLE (Record: 9:30.77) Jeremy Seibel 2:05.33 ...... 02/23/08 1:33.57 ...... 02/20/08 Robby Leibold 9:29.29~ ...... 02/20/08 Chase Gravengood 2:08.96 ...... 12/07/07 Dan Heraly 9:33.25 ...... 02/20/08 Jeremy Waldhart 2:13.12 ...... 12/07/07 400 MEDLEY RELAY (Record: 3:22.33) Bill McCarty 9:38.29 ...... 02/20/08 Andrew Belton 2:14.19 ...... 12/07/07 Jeff erson, Seibel, Gravengood, Kalinowski David Adams 9:39.41 ...... 02/20/08 Matt Kluczinske 2:16.13 ...... 02/02/08 3:23.85 ...... 02/21/08 Jeremy Waldhart 10:00.30 ...... 11/02/07 Cody Smith 2:18.75 ...... 12/01/07 Matt Mahoney 10:23.42 ...... 12/08/07 Matt Mahoney 2:28.01 ...... 12/08/07 ~ = UWM Record Dan Heraly 2:28.83 ...... 10/19/07 * = Freshman Record 1650 FREESTYLE (Record: 15:51.68) ^ = Klotsche Natatorium Record Robby Leibold 15:41.89~ ...... 12/01/07 + = NCAA Zone Qualifying Score Dan Heraly 16:11.81 ...... 02/23/08 David Adams 16:20.86 ...... 02/23/08

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500 Freestyle 1st Wieczerzak, WSU 4:58.68 200 Backstroke 1st Wieczerzak, WSU 1:59.98 ! 7th Danielle Wenger 5:08.17 10th Kristina Hansen 2:11.61 10th Kelsey Ogle 5:04.27 Women : 15th Alex Nelson 5:14.94 100 Freestyle 1st Giczewski, UIC 50.96 ! w 16th Jenny Westfall 5:15.12 4th Jess Kelly 52.33 e

i 15th Heidi Goetsch 53.55

v 200 IM 1st Weidert, WSU 2:04.16 ! 16th Ellie Gross 54.43 e 3rd Molly Finn 2:06.75* R

6th Bailey Nennig 2:09.75 200 Breaststroke 1st Weidert, WSU 2:18.63 !

p 11th Shannon Berndt 2:10.85 2nd Kerry Rossow 2:20.33 i 12th Ali Winius 2:13.61 3rd Shannon Berndt 2:21.52 h

s 14th Kerry Rossow 2:14.02 7th Bailey Nennig 2:25.89

n 10th Ali Winius 2:29.50

o 50 Freestyle 1st Giczewski, UIC 23.44 i 6th Jess Kelly 24.28 200 Butterfl y 1st Molly Finn 2:03.79*! p 13th Heidi Goetsch 25.03 9th Briana Fergusson 2:12.37 m 11th Amanda Nelson 2:13.08 a 400 Medley Relay 1st Green Bay 3:50.64 ! 14th Kelsey McDonough 2:13.80 h 2nd Wenger, Rossow, 3:51.22 C Championship Review: Finn, Kelly 400 Freestyle Relay 1st Wright State 3:27.03 ! 5th Ogle, Wenger, 3:32.40 400 IM 1st Weidert, WSU 4:24.27 ! Goetsch, Kelly 3rd Molly Finn 4:30.78 4th Bailey Nennig 4:36.33 * = UWM Record ... ^ = Freshman Record ... ! = Horizon League Record 11th Ali Winius 4:45.53 Final Team Scores 100 Butterfl y 1st Warzon, UWGB 56.27 1. Green Bay ...... 832 8th Amanda Nelson 58.88 2. Wright State ...... 771 10th Briana Fergusson 59.08 3. Milwaukee ...... 732 17th Heidi Goetsch 1:01.25 4. UIC ...... 393 5. Youngstown State ...... 295 200 Freestyle 1st Fernandez, WSU 1:51.68 ! 6. Valparaiso ...... 260 5th Kelsey Ogle 1:54.62^ 7. Cleveland State ...... 187 6th Ellie Gross 1:54.71 8. Butler ...... 143 8th Jess Kelly 1:54.79 10th Kristina Hansen 1:55.66 Swimmer of the Meet: Jessica Weidert, Wright State Diver of the Meet: Lauren McGraw, Green Bay 100 Breaststroke 1st Kerry Rossow 1:04.10 Newcomer of the Year: Krystyna Wieczerzak, Wright State 2nd Shannon Berndt 1:04.14 Athlete of the Year: Jessica Weidert, Wright State 21st Briana Fergusson 1:12.71 Diving Coach of the Year: Tom Stover, Green Bay Swimming Coach of the Year: Jim Merner, Green Bay

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11th David Adams 4:40.32 8th Ross Bittner 1:53.91 m 16th Matt Mahoney 4:49.90 10th Dennis Knipfer 1:54.10 11th Matt Kluczinske 1:54.33 p i

200 IM 1st Dobies, CSU 1:49.82 o

2nd Chase Gravengood 1:50.06* 100 Freestyle 1st Hill, UWGB 45.18 n

8th Jeremy Waldhart 1:55.72 17th Jake Kalinowski 46.78 s 10th Matt Kluczinske 1:56.05 19th David Yugo 47.09 h i

21st Andrew Belton 47.59 p

50 Freestyle 1st Grove, CSU 20.71 23rd Sam Parent 47.81 R

7th Jake Kalinowski 21.06 26th Matt Mahoney 48.47 e

14th Tyler Jeff erson 21.44 v

200 Breaststroke 1st Gasparin, CSU 2:01.02 i e

400 Medley Relay 1st CSU 3:18.55 ! 4th Jeremy Seibel 2:05.33 w 4th Jeff erson, Seibel, 3:23.85 : Gravengood, Kalinowski 200 Butterfl y 1st Th ompson, WSU 1:47.93 ! Men 3rd Chase Gravengood 1:48.40* 400 IM 1st Demchuk, WSU 3:56.21 3rd Chase Gravengood 4:00.06 400 Freestyle Relay 1st Wright State 3:00.76 6th Jeremy Waldhart 4:04.26 5th McCarty, Gravengood, 3:07.10 7th Jeremy Seibel 4:05.99 Kalinowski, Jeff erson 15th Dennis Knipfer 4:16.75 * = UWM Record ... ^ = Freshman Record ... ! = Horizon League Record 100 Butterfl y 1st Th ompson, WSU 48.63 13th Ross Bittner 51.55 Final Team Scores 14th Andrew Belton 51.78 1. Wright State ...... 794 19th Ed Lichinsky 52.12 2. Cleveland State ...... 675 3. Milwaukee ...... 632 200 Freestyle 1st Belew, WSU 1:39.49 4. UIC ...... 572 8th David Yugo 1:42.37 5. Green Bay ...... 545.5 9th Bill McCarty 1:42.39 6. Valparaiso ...... 193.5 14th Jake Kalinowski 1:43.67 17th Matt Mahoney 1:45.40 Co-Swimmer of the Meet: Nathan Demchuk, Wright State 19th Sam Parent 1:48.53 Co-Swimmer of the Meet: Alex Hill, Green Bay Diver of the Meet: Dan Baiko, Cleveland State 100 Breaststroke 1st Dobies, CSU 54.31 ! Newcomer of the Year: Deni Gasparin, Cleveland State 7th Jeremy Seibel 58.83 Co-Athlete of the Year: Nathan Demchuk, Wright State 8th Andrew Belton 59.13 Co-Athlete of the Year: Jakub Dobies, Cleveland State Diving Coach of the Year: Rich Karban, Cleveland State 100 Backstroke 1st Winchell, CSU 50.31 Swimming Coach of the Year: Sion Brinn, Wright State 5th Tyler Jeff erson 51.28

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Coming off a second-place showing the Two relay teams earned second-team previous season, the University of Wis- all-league honors, with the 200 and 400 consin-Milwaukee women’s swimming medley relay squads each taking second & diving team was looking to make a - including with a school-record time move up the standings and earn its fi rst in the 200. Wenger, Rossow, Amanda league crown since 2001 at the Horizon Nelson and Jess Kelly combined for the League Championships, held Feb. 20-23 new school mark, while Wenger, Ros- in Ohio. sow, Kelly and Finn comprised the 400 squad. In the end, UWM placed third after running into a red-hot Green Bay team On the men’s side, UWM followed up a that won its fourth-straight league title. solid third-place eff ort in 2007 with an- Th e meet also featured a change of ven- other in 2008. But, this time, the team ues midway through, as a broken water was much closer to second place than main forced the meet from Cleveland, Ohio, to Akron, Ohio. the previous season.

Several highlights led the way for the Panthers, including a Chase Gravengood turned in a solid performance, breaking pair of titles from Danielle Wenger. Despite competing in her school records in the 200 IM (taking second) and in the 200 fi rst-ever league meet, Wenger became just the second-ever butterfl y (taking third). He also placed third in the 400 IM. Milwaukee freshman to capture two league titles, winning the Gravengood teamed with Bill McCarty, David Yugo and Ty- 1000 and 1650 freestyles. Included in that eff ort was a victory ler Jeff erson to earn second team all-league honors in the 800 over three-time league title holder Catalina Martinez of Wright freestyle relay, breaking the school standard in the process. State in the 1000. PJ Rongitsch fared very well on the diving boards for Mil- Molly Finn had a great week, topping it with her third-con- waukee, earning second-team all-conference honors on both secutive league title in the 200 butterfl y in a new school and boards. Jeff erson returned from injury just in time to have a league-record time. She also placed third in both the 200 and solid meet, breaking the school record in the 200 backstroke 400 IM, setting a school record in the 200. Ashley Hall earned (taking third) while also taking fi fth in the 100 back and swim- all-league second team honors on the one-meter diving board ming on all of the relay teams. and also placed third on the three-meter. As a team, UWM dominated the diving events, placing six in the top 10 on the Robby Leibold was one of the top fi nishers in the distance one-meter board and six in the top nine on the three-meter. events for UWM, placing third in the 1000 freestyle (in a school- Championships Review

record time), third in the 1650 free and sixth in the 500 free. In e In the breaststroke events, Kerry Rossow and Shannon Ber- the 500, McCarty set a new freshmen record in the prelims. u ndt nearly fl ip-fl opped their results from the previous season g when Berndt earned a pair of league titles. Th is time, it was Other top fi nishers for the Panthers included Dan Heraly a

e Rossow who won the fi rst league championship of her career, (fourth in the 1000 and 1650 free/fi fth in the 500), Jeremy L

topping the fi eld in the 200 breaststroke while also taking sec- Waldhart (fourth in the 200 back/eighth in the 200 IM/sixth in

n ond in the 100 breast. Berndt, meanwhile, took second in the the 400 IM) and Jeremy Seibel (fourth in the 200 breast/sev- o 100 and third in the 200. enth in the 400 IM). z i r o Horizon League League H Horizon

Top row (left to right): Danielle Wenger, Molly Finn, Ashley Hall, Kerry Rossow, Shannon Berndt, Amanda Nelson, Jess Kelly

Bottom row (left to right): Chase Gravengood, Bill McCarty, David Yugo, PJ Rongitsch, Robby Leibold, Dan Heraly, Jeremy Waldhart

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H i s t o r y And Records

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All-Time Coaches Records (at NCAA Division I level) Women’s Team Duals Overall League Finish Year Coach Record Pct. Championships Dave Enzler 2007-08 Dave Griff ore 7-3 .700 3rd out of 8 2006-07 Dave Griff ore 6-3 .667 2nd out of 7 1990-91 2005-06 Dave Clark 8-7 .533 3rd out of 7 2004-05 Dave Clark 5-4 .556 3rd out of 7 2003-04 Dave Clark 5-3 .625 3rd out of 6 2002-03 Dave Clark 4-7 .364 3rd out of 6 2001-02 Dave Clark 3-6 .333 3rd out of 7 2000-01 Dave Clark 6-5 .545 1st out of 6 1999-00 Dave Clark 4-5 .444 3rd out of 6 1998-99 Dave Clark 4-5 .444 3rd out of 6 1997-98 Dave Clark 8-4 .667 3rd out of 6 1996-97 Dave Clark 7-5 .583 4th out of 7 1995-96 Dave Clark 6-6 .500 4th out of 6 1994-95 Dave Clark 7-6 .538 8th out of 10 1993-94 Dave Clark 8-8 .500 6th out of 9 1992-93 Dave Clark 7-5 .583 7th out of 11 1991-92 Dave Clark 11-1 .917 N/A 1990-91 Dave Enzler 10-1 .909 N/A Dave Clark TOTALS (18 years) 116-84 .580 N/A 1991-2006 COACHING RECORDS - WOMEN Coach Years Overall Pct. Dave Griff ore 2006-08 13-6 .684 Dave Clark 1991-2006 93-77 .547 Dave Enzler 1990-91 10-1 .909

All-Time Coaches Records (at NCAA Division I level)

Coaching Records Coaching Men’s Team Duals e Overall League Finish m i Year Coach Record Pct. Championships

T 2007-08 Dave Griff ore 6-4 .600 3rd out of 6 - Dave Griff ore l l 2006-07 Dave Griff ore 5-4 .556 3rd out of 6 2006-2008

A All-Time 2005-06 Dave Clark 5-7-1 .423 5th out of 6 2004-05 Dave Clark 4-4 .500 5th out of 6 2003-04 Dave Clark 3-3 .500 5th out of 6 2002-03 Dave Clark 4-5 .444 4th out of 6 2001-02 Dave Clark 3-6 .333 4th out of 6 2000-01 Dave Clark 5-7 .417 4th out of 6 1999-00 Dave Clark 6-3-1 .650 1st out of 6 1998-99 Dave Clark 7-4 .636 3rd out of 6 1997-98 Dave Clark 8-6 .571 2nd out of 6 1996-97 Dave Clark 9-4 .692 4th out of 6 1995-96 Dave Clark 11-3 .786 4th out of 7 1994-95 Dave Clark 11-4 .733 6th out of 11 1993-94 Dave Clark 11-3 .786 5th out of 9 1992-93 Dave Clark 8-6 .571 4th out of 9 1991-92 Dave Clark 13-0 1.000 N/A 1990-91 Dave Enzler 7-2 .778 N/A Erica Janssen TOTALS (18 years) 126-75-2 .626 N/A 2008-present COACHING RECORDS - MEN Coach Years Overall Pct. Dave Griff ore 2006-08 11-8 .579 Dave Clark 1991-2006 108-65-2 .623 Dave Enzler 1990-91 7-2 .778

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N a t a t o r i u m Records

KLOTSCHE NATATORIUM RECORDS  MEN Event Time Name School Date 50 freestyle 20.51 ...... Blake Booher ...... UIC ...... 1/19/07 100 freestyle 44.76 ...... Matt Grevers ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 200 freestyle 1:41.88 ...... Alex Hill ...... Green Bay ...... 2/2/08 500 freestyle 4:38.44 ...... Alex Hill ...... Green Bay ...... 2/2/08 1000 freestyle 9:32.71 ...... Jonathon Pierce ...... Notre Dame ...... 2/12/99 1650 freestyle 16:16.59 ...... Robby Leibold ...... Milwaukee...... 1/20/07 100 butterfl y 50.78 ...... Chase Gravengood...... Milwaukee ...... 12/8/07 200 butterfl y 1:50.18 ...... Mark Hamming ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 100 backstroke 49.60 ...... Matt Grevers ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 200 backstroke 1:52.96 ...... Jeremy Waldhart ...... Milwaukee ...... 2/2/08 100 breaststroke 58.45 ...... Chris Brunson ...... Marquette ...... 1/24/04 200 breaststroke 2:08.01 ...... Paul Torres...... UIC ...... 1/26/02 200 I.M. 1:51.60 ...... Matt Grevers ...... Northwestern ...... 10/21/05 400 I.M. 4:05.76 ...... Chase Gravengood ...... Milwaukee...... 1/27/07 200 Free Relay 1:23.95 ...... Stevens, Hare, Lamprou, Booher ...... UIC ...... 1/21/06 400 Free Relay 3:07.56 ...... Hamming, Mercier, Wever, Grevers ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 800 Free Relay 6:57.95 ...... Watt, Frohmader, Belting, Baseheart ...... Milwaukee...... 1/24/04 200 Medley Relay 1:35.02 ...... Jiminez, Staev, Simos, Booher ...... UIC ...... 1/21/06 400 Medley Relay 1:23.95 ...... Bubolz, Grevers, Alexandrov, Nilsson ...... Northwestern ...... 10/21/05 Note: Records in italics set in 2007-08 season.

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Event Name Time Year 50 Freestyle Lindsay Caldwell (League Record) ...... 23.14 ...... 2005 100 Freestyle Lindsay Caldwell (League Record) ...... 50.58 ...... 2006 200 Freestyle Lindsay Caldwell ...... 1:52.22 ...... 2006 500 Freestyle Kelsey Ogle ...... 5:04.27 ...... 2008 1000 Freestyle Danielle Wenger ...... 10:17.43 ...... 2008 1650 Freestyle Danielle Wenger ...... 17:13.65 ...... 2008 100 Butterfl y Julie Olson ...... 58.06 ...... 2005 200 Butterfl y Molly Finn (League Record) ...... 2:03.79 ...... 2008 100 Backstroke Julie Olson ...... 57.33 ...... 2005 200 Backstroke Julie Olson ...... 2:04.28 ...... 2006 100 Breaststroke Shannon Berndt (League Record) ...... 1:03.81 ...... 2007 200 Breaststroke Shannon Berndt (League Record) ...... 2:19.82 ...... 2007 200 Individual Medley Molly Finn ...... 2:06.75 ...... 2008 400 Individual Medley Molly Finn ...... 4:28.32 ...... 2006 200 Freestyle Relay L. Caldwell, M. Skiba, Edwards, Kelly ...... 1:35.56 ...... 2007 400 Freestyle Relay L. Caldwell, Sawatzki, Finn, Kelly (League Record) .....3:28.93 ...... 2006 800 Freestyle Relay Ogle, Wenger, Finn, Gross ...... 7:39.78 ...... 2008 200 Medley Relay Wenger, Rossow, Am. Nelson, Kelly ...... 1:46.35 ...... 2008 400 Medley Relay Olson, L. Caldwell, Finn, Kelly (League Record) ...... 3:51.09 ...... 2006 1m Diving (6 dives) Erin Blemberg ...... 297.90 ...... 2006 3m Diving (6 dives) Erin Blemberg (League Record) ...... 348.80 ...... 2006 Platform Diving Crystal Szymanski ...... 374.45 ...... 2006 Records

s 1m Diving (11 dives)* Leigh Ann Mrotek ...... 413.45 ...... 1996 ’ n 3m Diving (11 dives)* Erin Blemberg ...... 480.00 ...... 2005 e [Bold indicates record set in 2007-08] m *Note: NCAA no longer uses 11-dive format o W Women’s

WOMEN’S FRESHMEN RECORDS Event Name Time 50 Freestyle Lindsay Caldwell ...... 24.11 100 Freestyle Lindsay Caldwell ...... 52.64 200 Freestyle Kelsey Ogle ...... 1:54.62 500 Freestyle Kelsey Ogle ...... 5:04.27 (Clockwise from top left): Molly Finn holds 10 school records (3 indi- vidual/3 relay/4 freshman) ... Danielle Wenger burst on to the scene last 1000 Freestyle Danielle Wenger .... 10:17.43 year with school and freshman marks in the 1000 and 1650 free ... Kelsey 1650 Freestyle Danielle Wenger .... 17:13.65 Ogle set a school mark in the 500 free and freshmen records in the 200 and 500 free as a freshman a year ago ... Jess Kelly is a member of four 100 Butterfl y Molly Finn ...... 58.85 relay teams that hold school marks ... Julie Olson graduated with school records in the 100 fl y, 100 and 200 backstroke and part of two relay teams 200 Butterfl y Molly Finn ...... 2:05.01 ... Lindsay Caldwell was one of the most prolifi c swimmers in school history, setting eight school, four league and two freshman records. 100 Backstroke Julie Olson ...... 58.29 200 Backstroke Julie Olson ...... 2:07.72 100 Breaststroke Shannon Berndt ...... 1:03.81 200 Breaststroke Shannon Berndt ...... 2:19.82 200 Individual Medley Molly Finn ...... 2:07.30 400 Individual Medley Molly Finn ...... 4:28.32 [Bold indicates record set in 2007-08]

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Event Name Time Year 50 Freestyle Josh Baseheart ...... 20.23 ...... 2003 100 Freestyle Josh Baseheart ...... 44.65 ...... 2002 200 Freestyle Josh Baseheart ...... 1:38.51 ...... 2002 500 Freestyle Brent Boock ...... 4:32.98 ...... 1992 1000 Freestyle Robby Leibold ...... 9:29.29 ...... 2008 1650 Freestyle Robby Leibold ...... 15:41.89 ...... 2007 100 Butterfl y Chase Gravengood ...... 49.18 ...... 2006 200 Butterfl y Chase Gravengood ...... 1:48.40 ...... 2008 100 Backstroke Bill Kuri ...... 50.88 ...... 2001 200 Backstroke Tyler Jeff erson ...... 1:50.47 ...... 2008 100 Breaststroke Jared Sobczak ...... 57.15 ...... 1998 200 Breaststroke Jared Sobczak ...... 2:05.16 ...... 1997 200 Individual Medley Chase Gravengood ...... 1:50.06 ^ ...... 2008/2007 400 Individual Medley Chase Gravengood ...... 3:59.32 ...... 2007 200 Free Relay Kuri, VanDenWymelenberg, D. Babcock, Schmaling . 1:23.17 ...... 2000 400 Free Relay Kuri, VanDenWymelenberg, D. Babcock, Schmaling . 3:02.48 ...... 2000 800 Free Relay McCarty, Gravengood, Yugo, Jeff erson ...... 6:45.25 ...... 2008 200 Medley Relay Gravengood, Smith, Bittner, Jeff erson ...... 1:32.97 ...... 2007

400 Medley Relay Procto, Fyock, Vergeer, Baseheart ...... 3:22.33 ...... 2003 M Men’s

1m Diving (6 dives) Dave Arvai ...... 348.83 ...... 1996 e

3m Diving (6 dives) Mike Friehe ...... 340.50 ...... 1992 n ’ s

Platform Diving Jeff Jasinowski ...... 291.35 ...... 2005 Records 1m Diving (11 dives)* Phil Fass ...... 505.20 ...... 1988 3m Diving (11 dives)* Dave Arvai ...... 549.45 ...... 1994 [Bold indicates record set in 2007-08] *Note: NCAA no longer uses 11-dive format / ^ Gravengood tied his own school mark in 200 IM

MEN’S FRESHMEN RECORDS Event Name Time 50 Freestyle Josh Baseheart ...... 20.85 100 Freestyle Josh Baseheart ...... 45.64 200 Freestyle Matt Schmaling ...... 1:40.97 500 Freestyle Bill McCarty ...... 4:35.12 (Clockwise from top left): Chase Gravengood left his mark, owning 1000 Freestyle Robby Leibold ...... 9:30.92 four individual, two relay and three freshman entries ... Kyle Fyock was 1650 Freestyle Robby Leibold ...... 15:54.18 part of a record-breaking 400 medley relay team and holds the freshman mark in the 200 breaststroke ... Robby Leibold set freshmen marks in 100 Butterfl y Andrew Babcock ...... 49.80 the 500, 1000 and 1650 freestyles his fi rst year and school records in the 1000 and 1650 freestyle last year ... Jason Procto continues to hold 200 Butterfl y Chase Gravengood ...... 1:51.86 school records as part of one relay and as a freshman in the 200 back- stoke ... Tyler Jeff erson set a record in the 200 back in 2008 and in the 100 Backstroke Bill Kuri ...... 50.89 200 medley relay in 2007 ... Josh Baseheart still holds six standards. 200 Backstroke Jason Procto...... 1:51.00 100 Breaststroke Jared Sobczak ...... 57.42 200 Breaststroke Kyle Fyock ...... 2:06.52 200 Individual Medley Chase Gravengood ...... 1:53.32 400 Individual Medley Chase Gravengood ...... 4:03.29 [Bold indicates record set in 2007-08]

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2007-08 10/29 Wheaton ...... W, 110-95 Head Coach: Dave Griff ore 10/30 vs. Wayne State ...... W, 161-82 10/12 at Wisconsin ...... L, 166-72 10/30 at Oakland ...... L, 170-73 10/19 at Wright State ...... L, 144-95 10/30 vs. Akron ...... L, 162-81 10/20 at Eastern Michigan ...... L, 147-88 11/6 at UIC ...... W, 179-118 10/21 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 4th out of 4 11/19-20 at Doug Coers Invitational ...... 3rd, 625.5 pts. 11/2 at Wheaton College ...... W, 137-68 12/2-3 at Notre Dame Invitational ...... NTS 11/10 at UIC ...... W, 195-104 12/3-4 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 600 pts. 11/10 vs. Butler ...... W, 246-45 12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 1st 11/30-12/1 Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st out of 7, 902 pts. 1/6 at Bob Mowerson Meet ...... 1st 11/30-12/1 Miami (OH) Diving Invitational ...... NTS 1/16 at Valparaiso ...... W, 136-100 12/7 South Dakota State ...... W, 161-73 1/21-22 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 3rd, 822 pts. 12/8 Valparaiso ...... W, 170-114 1/29 Western Illinois ...... W, 145-82 1/26 at Western Illinois ...... W, 149-83 2/5 at Green Bay ...... L, 135-106 2/2 Green Bay ...... W, 137-106 2/18-19 at Midwest Invitational ...... 4th 2/20-23 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 8 2/25-28 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 7

2006-07 2003-04 Head Coach: Dave Griff ore Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/6 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 5th of 7, 108 pts. 10/3 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 3rd, 157 pts. 10/13-14 at Iowa ...... L, 265-87.5 10/10 at Madison Invitational ...... NTS 10/13-14 vs. Wisconsin ...... L, 252-94 10/24 Northwestern ...... L, 122-110 10/20 Wright State ...... W, 136-107 10/26 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 161 pts. 10/22 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 1st of 4 10/26 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 1st 10/27 Wheaton ...... W, 140-62 10/31 at Wheaton ...... W, 110-98 11/11 at Valparaiso ...... W, 161-56 11/8 Evansville ...... W, 186-107 11/12 at Butler ...... W, 223-63 11/8 UIC ...... W, 190-109 11/12 vs. UIC (at Butler) ...... W, 201-85 11/8 Northern Iowa ...... W, 195-104 11/17-18 at Ball State Invitational .....2nd of 3, 638.5 pts. 12/4-6 at Notre Dame Invitational ...... NTS 12/1-2 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st of 8, 814.5 pts. 12/5-6 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 816 pts. 12/1-2 at Miami (OH) Invitational ...... NTS 12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 1st 1/19-20 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st of 4, 1086 pts. 1/5 at Bob Mowerson Time Trials ...... 1st 1/27 Western Illinois ...... W, 143-76 1/23-24 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 974 pts. Women : 2/3 at Green Bay ...... L, 122-121 1/31 at Western Illinois ...... W, 145-94 r 2/21-24 League Championships ...... 2nd out of 7 2/6 at Wisconsin ...... L, 171-69 a

e 2/6 Green Bay ...... L, 147-94

Y 2005-06 2/20-21 at Midwest Invitational ...... NTS - Head Coach: Dave Clark 2/25-28 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 y 10/7 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 5th of 8, 94 pts. b

- 10/13 at Wisconsin ...... L, 184-59 2002-03 r 10/13 vs. Iowa ...... L, 172-71 Head Coach: Dave Clark a 10/21 Northwestern ...... L, 158-81 10/4 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 3rd, 138 pts. e 10/23 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 1st of 6 10/25 at Nothwestern ...... L, 160-80 Y Year-by-Year: 10/23 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th of 5, 138 pts. 10/25 vs. Toledo ...... L, 152-88 10/28 at Wheaton College ...... W, 113-92 10/27 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 155 pts. 10/29 at Oakland ...... L, 155-87 11/1 Wheaton College ...... W, 127-108 10/29 vs. Cincinnati ...... L, 132-107 11/9 at UIC ...... W, 189-106 10/29 vs. Wayne State ...... W, 156-86 11/9 vs. Northern Iowa ...... L, 161-136 11/5 UIC ...... W, 196-103 11/9 vs. Evansville ...... W, 154-144 11/12 Northern Iowa ...... W, 183-51 11/10 Western Kentucky ...... L, 142-96 11/12 North Dakota ...... L, 124-116 11/16 at Illinois State ...... L, 184-112 11/13 South Dakota ...... W, 145-83 12/6-7 at Wheaton Invite ...... 2nd, 756 pts. 11/13 Valparaiso ...... W, 153-64 12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 4th, 204 pts. 11/18-19 at Ball State Invitational ...... 2nd of 5, 531 pts. 1/24-25 Bill Ritter Invite ...... 1st, 872 pts. 12/1-2 at Notre Dame Invitational ...... NTS 2/1 Western Illinois ...... W, 139-89 12/2-3 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st of 9, 877.5 pts. 2/7 at Wisconsin ...... L, 154-82 1/13 at Air Force ...... W, 135-102 2/7 Green Bay ...... L, 149-92 1/20-21 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st of 4, 985 pts. 2/26-3/1 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 1/28 at Western Illinois ...... W, 157-84 2/10 Green Bay ...... L, 143.5-99.5 2001-02 2/17-18 at Midwest Invitational ...... NTS Head Coach: Dave Clark 2/22-25 League Championships ...... 3rd of 7 10/28 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 116 pts. 11/2 at Wheaton ...... L, 121-116 2004-05 11/3 at Western Illinois ...... L, 129-114 Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/10 at Northern Iowa ...... L, 146-94 10/1 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 3rd, 126 pts. 11/10 vs. UIC ...... W, 141-101 10/8 at Madison Invitational ...... NTS 11/18 Illinois State ...... L, 157-143 10/22 at Northwestern ...... L, 145-97 12/8 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 808.5 pts. 10/24 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 2nd 1/19 Butler ...... W, 142-75 10/24 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 185 pts. 1/26 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 962 pts.

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2/1 at Northern Illinois ...... W, 134-108 1/17 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 1195 pts. 2/8 at Wisconsin ...... L, 160-74 1/24 at UIC ...... W, 155-145 2/8 vs. Green Bay...... L, 133-102 1/31 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 65-48 3/2 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 7 2/6 at Wisconsin ...... L, 122-108 2/6 vs. Green Bay...... L, 166-76 2000-01 2/28 MCC Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/19 Western Kentucky ...... L, 137-109 1996-97 10/29 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 118 pts. Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/3 Wheaton ...... W, 123-114 10/26 at Northern Michigan ...... L, 157-83 11/10 Butler ...... W, 173-63 10/27 at Northwestern Relays ...... 6th, 28 pts. 11/10 Northern Illinois ...... L, 122-120 11/1 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 165-66 11/11 UIC ...... W, 206-93 11/9 Butler ...... W, 134-87 11/11 Northern Iowa ...... W, 156-143 11/9 Valparaiso ...... W, 127-103 11/18 at Illinois State ...... L, 134-89 11/10 Western Illinois ...... L, 125-116 12/1 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 861 pts. 11/15 UIC ...... W, 136-107 1/19 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st out of 4 11/16 Wheaton ...... W, 125-79 1/27 Western Illinois ...... W,145.5-81.5 11/26 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 99-66 2/2 at Wisconsin ...... L, 160-74 12/7 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 753 pts. 2/2 vs. Green Bay...... L, 133-102 1/11 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 107-77 2/10 at Valparaiso ...... W, 150-87 2/1 Northern Iowa ...... W, 124-108 2/24 MCC Championships ...... 1st out of 6 2/7 at Wisconsin ...... L, 148-81 2/7 vs. Green Bay...... L, 158-58 1999-2000 3/1 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 7 Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/31 at Northwestern Relays ...... 6th, 90 pts. 1995-96 11/6 at Wheaton ...... L, 134-102 Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/6 vs. UIC ...... W, 177-63 10/29 at Northwestern Relays ...... 9th, 6 pts. Y Year-by-Year: e

11/12 Butler ...... W, 132-104 11/3 at Valparaiso ...... W, 118-10 a

11/12 Northern Iowa ...... W, 129-113 11/4 Northern Illinois ...... L, 147-94 r 11/13 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 131-103 11/11 at Wheaton ...... W, 100-88 - b 11/20 at Windy City Invitational ...... 3rd, 814 pts. 11/17 at Western Illinois ...... L, 129-102 y

12/4 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 3rd, 555.5 pts. 11/21 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 128-75 - 1/21 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 982.5 pts. 12/2 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 764 pts. Y 1/29 at Western Illinois ...... L, 147-96 1/12 at UIC ...... L, 124-106 e 2/4 at Wisconsin ...... L, 168-69 1/13 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 116-84 a r

2/4 vs. Green Bay...... L, 153-89 1/20 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 1276 pts. : Women 2/12 Valparaiso ...... W, 145-93 1/26 at Notre Dame ...... L, 145-75 2/26 MCC Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 1/27 Lake Forest ...... W, 135-95 2/2 at Wisconsin ...... L, 154-75 1998-99 2/2 vs. Green Bay...... L, 173-73 Head Coach: Dave Clark 2/9 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 72-40 11/1 at Northwestern Relays ...... 8th, 44 pts. 2/24 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 6 11/6 Wheaton ...... W, 135-102 11/7 at UIC ...... L, 127-116 1994-95 11/13 at Northern Iowa ...... L, 135-102 Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/14 Butler ...... W, 135-84 10/30 at Northwestern Relays ...... 7th, 2 pts. 11/21 at Windy City Invitational ...... 6th, 311.5 pts. 11/4 Valparaiso ...... W, 119-101 12/5 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 697 pts. 11/12 Wheaton ...... W, 127-96 1/23 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 1106 pts. 11/22 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 126-87 1/29 Northern Illinois ...... L, 149-96 12/3 at Wheaton Inv...... 4th, 388 pts. 1/30 Western Illinois ...... W, 143-100 12/10 at UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 86-61 2/5 at Wisconsin ...... L, 162-75 12/10 vs. Lake Forest...... L, 91-86 2/5 vs. Green Bay...... L, 131-111 1/13 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 122-86 2/6 Valparaiso ...... W, 129-101 1/14 UIC ...... W, 114-108 2/26 MCC Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 1/21 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 4th, 639.5 pts. 1/27 at Wisconsin ...... L, 182.5-46 1997-98 1/27 vs. Green Bay...... L, 150-84 Head Coach: Dave Clark 1/28 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 154-72 10/25 at Butler ...... W, 203-113 2/3 Northern Iowa ...... W, 133-107 10/25 vs. Xavier ...... W, 209.5-97.5 2/10 Western Illinois ...... L, 130.5-94.5 10/26 at Northwestern Relays ...... 6th, 94 pts. 2/11 at Notre Dame ...... L, 159-69 11/1 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 169-89 2/25 MCC Championships ...... 8th out of 10 11/7 at Wheaton ...... L, 126-111 11/8 at Western Illinois ...... W, 126-119 1993-94 11/15 at Valparaiso ...... W, 69-43 Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/15 vs. Bradley ...... W, 65-45 10/31 at Northwestern Relays ...... 5th, 40 pts. 11/22 Windy City Invitational ...... 1st, 925 pts. 11/5 at Valparaiso ...... W, 135-96 12/6 Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 699 pts. 11/6 at Indianapolis ...... W, 101-83 1/10 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 128-71 11/6 vs. Evansville ...... L, 114-101

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11/13 at Wheaton ...... W, 127-99 2007-08 11/19 at Western Illinois ...... L, 112-94 Head Coach: Dave Griff ore 11/23 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 136-67 10/12 at Wisconsin ...... L, 154-85 12/4 UWM Panther Invitational ...... N/A 10/19 at Wright State ...... L, 152-88 12/11 UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 136-99 10/20 at Eastern Michigan ...... L, 151-92 1/14 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 115-70 10/21 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 2nd out of 4 1/17 at UIC ...... L, 135-97 11/2 at Wheaton College ...... W, 147-57 1/22 at Northern Michigan ...... L, 150-66 11/10 at UIC ...... L, 161-138 1/28 at Wisconsin ...... L, 505-336 11/10 vs. North Dakota ...... W, 159-139 1/28 vs. Green Bay...... L, 460-336 11/30-12/1 Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st out of 7, 902 pts. 1/28 vs. UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 336-314 11/30-12/1 Miami (OH) Diving Invitational ...... NTS 1/29 Northern Illinois ...... L, 140-87 12/7 South Dakota State ...... W, 153-74 2/4 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 63-49 12/8 Valparaiso ...... W, 186-77 2/12 Notre Dame ...... L, 140-85 1/26 at Western Illinois ...... W, 158-80 2/27 Mid-Con Championships ...... 6th out of 9 2/2 Green Bay ...... W, 169-74 2/20-23 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 1992-93 Head Coach: Dave Clark 2006-07 11/7 Valparaiso ...... W, 154-127 Head Coach: Dave Griff ore 11/7 Indianapolis ...... W, 154-132 10/6 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 4th of 6, 114 pts. 11/14 Wheaton ...... W, 107-61 10/13-14 at Iowa ...... L, 246-105 11/18 at UW-Whitewater ...... W, 113-78 10/13-14 vs. Wisconsin (at Iowa) ...... L, 296.5-55.5 11/21 Western Illinois ...... L, 124-114 10/20 Wright State ...... L, 151-86 12/5 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 2nd, 692 pts. 10/22 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 3rd of 3 12/12 at UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 132-106 10/27 Wheaton ...... W, 135-68 12/16 at Green Bay ...... L, 128-110 11/11 at Valparaiso ...... W, 150-69 1/23 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 2nd, 711 pts. 11/12 at Butler ...... W, 227-57 1/29 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 119-117 11/12 vs. UIC (at Butler) ...... W, 151-148 1/30 at Wisconsin ...... L, 63-40 11/17-18 at Ball State Invitational ....2nd of 3, 656.5 pts. 1/30 vs. Northern Michigan ...... W, 83-30 12/1-2 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st of 9, 713.5 pts. 2/5 Northern Iowa ...... W, 110-92 12/1-2 at Miami (OH) Invitational ...... NTS 2/6 at Notre Dame ...... L, 149-69 1/19-20 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st of 3, 1055.5 pts. 2/27 Mid-Con Championships ...... 7th out of 11 1/27 Western Illinois ...... W, 142-84 2/3 at Green Bay ...... L, 132-111 1991-92 2/21-24 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/2 at Indianapolis ...... W, 170-119 2005-06 11/2 vs. Eastern Illinois ...... W, 163.5-70.5 Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/2 vs. Valparaiso ...... L, 154-141 10/7 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 4th of 7, 107 pts. 11/9 Carroll ...... W, 36-19 10/13 at Wisconsin ...... L, 201-42 11/22 UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 117-104 10/13 vs. Iowa ...... L, 163-78 11/23 at Wheaton ...... W, 136-93 10/21 Northwestern ...... L, 141-93 12/7 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 971 pts. 10/23 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 3rd of 4 Women (left & Men (right) column) Women 10/23 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th of 4, 148 pts. : 1/17 Green Bay ...... W, 132-103 r 1/18 UW-Whitewater ...... W, 113-67 10/28 at Wheaton College ...... W, 108-97 a 1/25 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 1st, 888 pts. 10/29 at Oakland ...... L, 186-57 e 10/29 vs. Cincinnati ...... L, 142-95

Y 2/1 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 76-55 - 2/8 UW-Eau Claire ...... W, 160-69 10/29 vs. Wayne State ...... W, 122-119 y 2/12 at UIC ...... W, 120-100 11/5 UIC ...... T, 150-150 b 11/12 North Dakota ...... L, 171-72

- 2/15 Northern Illinois ...... W, 134-103 r 2/29 at Midwest Regional ...... 6th, 262 pts. 11/13 South Dakota ...... W, 132-92 a 11/13 Valparaiso ...... W, 141-78 e 1990-91 11/18-19 at Ball State Invitational ...... 1st of 5, 646 pts. Y Year-by-Year: 12/1-2 at Notre Dame Invitational ...... NTS Head Coach: Dave Enzler 12/2-3 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 3rd of 9, 671 pts. 10/26 at Mankato State ...... W, 125.5-108.5 1/13 at Air Force ...... L, 141-100 11/2 Wheaton ...... W, 126-79 1/20-21 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 3rd of 3, 981.5 pts. 11/3 at Green Bay Relays ...... 1st, 188 pts. 1/28 at Western Illinois ...... W, 125-112 11/17 at Green Bay ...... W, 61-48 2/10 Green Bay ...... L, 156-87 11/17 vs. UIC ...... W, 60-53 2/17-18 at Midwest Invitational ...... NTS 12/1 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 890 pts. 2/22-25 League Championships ...... 5th of 6 12/8 at UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 134-103 1/19 at UW-Whitewater ...... W, 97-49 2004-05 1/26 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 1st, 885 pts. Head Coach: Dave Clark 1/30 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 67-39 10/1 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 3rd, 120 pts. 2/2 at UW-Eau Claire ...... W, 130-113 10/8 at Madison Invitational ...... NTS 2/6 UIC ...... W, 124-98 10/22 at Northwestern ...... L, 149-91 2/16 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 135-105 10/24 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 2nd 10/24 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 182 pts. 10/29 Wheaton ...... W, 106-99 10/30 at Oakland ...... L, 148.5-93.5

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10/30 vs. Wayne State ...... W, 151-90 10/27 at Northwestern ...... L, 137-109 11/6 at UIC ...... L, 190-109 10/29 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 148 pts. 11/19-20 Doug Coers Invitational ...... 2nd, 700.33 pts. 11/3 Wheaton ...... W, 138-89 12/2-3 at Notre Dame Invitational ...... NTS 11/10 Butler ...... W, 169-60 12/3-4 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 710.5 pts. 11/10 Northern Illinois ...... L, 143-98 12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 1st 11/11 UIC ...... W, 155-138 1/6 at Bob Mowerson Meet ...... 1st 11/11 Northern Iowa ...... W, 214-73 1/16 at Valparaiso ...... W, 141-87 12/1 at Wheaton Inv...... 2nd, 760.5 pts 1/21-22 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 3rd, 852 pts. 1/19 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 975 pts. 1/29 Western Illinois ...... W, 130-98 1/26 at Notre Dame ...... L, 139-92 2/5 at Green Bay ...... L, 133-104 1/27 Western Illinois ...... L, 132-110 2/18-19 at Midwest Invitational ...... 7th 2/2 at Wisconsin ...... L, 155-76 2/25-28 League Championships ...... 5th out of 6 2/2 vs. Green Bay...... L, 124.5-98.5 2/10 at Valparaiso ...... W, 127-98 2003-04 2/24 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 6 Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/3 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 2nd, 156 pts. 1999-2000 10/10 at Madison Invitational ...... NTS Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/24 Northwestern ...... L, 150-79 10/29 Northwestern ...... L, 130-111 10/26 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 169 pts. 10/31 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 142 pts. 10/26 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 2nd 11/6 at Wheaton ...... W, 150-86 10/31 at Wheaton ...... W, 119-86 11/6 vs. UIC ...... W, 136-104 11/8 Evansville ...... W, 172-122 11/12 Butler ...... W, 156-72 11/8 UIC ...... L, 158-141 11/12 Northern Iowa ...... W, 147-93 12/4-6 at Notre Dame Diving Invitational ...... NTS 11/13 at Northern Illinois ...... W, 134-107 12/5-6 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 761.5 pts. 11/20 at Windy City Invitational ...... 3rd, 715 pts. 12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 3rd 12/4 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 893 pts. 1/5 at Bob Mowerson Time Trials ...... 1st 1/21 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 886 pts.

1/23-24 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 1003 pts. 1/29 at Western Illinois ...... T, 121.5-121.5 Y Year-by-Year: 1/31 at Western Illinois ...... W, 138-101 2/4 at Wisconsin ...... L, 132-103 e 2/6 at Wisconsin ...... L, 159-79 2/4 vs. Green Bay...... L, 125.5-117.5 a r

2/20-21 at Midwest Invitational ...... NTS 2/12 Valparaiso ...... W, 143-78 - 2/25-28 League Championships ...... 5th out of 6 2/26 MCC Championships ...... 1st out of 6 b y -

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10/4 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 2nd, 158 pts. 10/30 at Northwestern ...... L, 144-75 a

10/25 at Northwestern ...... L, 172-55 11/1 at Northwestern Relays ...... 5th, 114 pts. r : 10/25 vs. Toledo ...... L, 176-54 11/6 Wheaton ...... W, 116-88 Men 10/27 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 156 pts. 11/7 at UIC ...... W, 133-108 11/1 Wheaton ...... W, 127-91 11/13 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 139-108 11/9 at UIC ...... W, 182-105 11/14 Butler ...... W, 108-86 11/9 vs. Evansville ...... W, 168-110 11/21 at Windy City Inv...... 3rd, 549 pts. 11/10 Western Kentucky ...... L, 140-88 12/5 at Wheaton Inv...... 1st, 968 pts. 12/6-7 at Wheaton Invite ...... 1st, 859 pts. 1/23 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 921.5 pts. 12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 2nd, 226 pts. 1/29 Northern Illinois ...... L, 135-108 1/24-25 Bill Ritter Invite ...... 2nd, 932 pts. 1/30 Western Illinois ...... W, 130-113 2/1 Western Illinois ...... W, 131-104 2/5 at Wisconsin ...... L, 146-89 2/7 at Wisconsin ...... L, 115-84 2/5 vs. Green Bay...... W, 139-101 2/7 vs. Green Bay...... L, 132-98 2/6 Valparaiso ...... W, 131-81 2/26-3/1 League Championships ...... 4th out of 6 2/12 Notre Dame ...... L, 141.5-91.5 2/26 MCC Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 2001-02 Head Coach: Dave Clark 1997-98 10/26 Northwestern ...... L, 139-90 Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/28 at Northwestern Relays ...... 2nd, 168 pts. 10/24 Northwestern ...... L, 143-98 11/2 at Wheaton ...... L, 119-117 10/25 at Butler ...... W, 189-78 11/3 at Western Illinois ...... L, 126-111 10/25 vs. Xavier ...... W, 182-93 11/10 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 138-119 10/26 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 120 pts. 11/10 vs. UIC ...... W, 186-166 11/1 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 125-118 12/8 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 3rd, 671 pts 11/7 at Wheaton ...... W, 119-85 1/19 Butler ...... W, 128-73 11/8 at Western Illinois ...... L, 126-119 1/26 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 907 pts. 11/15 at Valparaiso ...... W, 66-43 2/1 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 129-109 11/15 vs. Bradley ...... W, 69-36 2/8 at Wisconsin ...... L, 181-55 11/22 at Windy City Invitational ...... 2nd, 783 pts. 2/8 vs. Green Bay...... L, 138-103 12/6 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 903 pts 3/2 League Championships ...... 4th out of 6 1/10 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 117-52 1/17 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 1181 pts. 2000-01 1/24 at UIC ...... L, 184-116 Head Coach: Dave Clark 1/31 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 61-52 10/19 Western Kentucky ...... L, 133-100 2/6 at Wisconsin ...... L, 155-84

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2/6 vs. Green Bay...... W, 143-91 11/6 at Indianapolis ...... W, 134-67.5 2/14 at Notre Dame ...... L, 131-105 11/6 vs. Evansville ...... W, 134-101.5 2/28 MCC Championships ...... 2nd out of 6 11/12 Loyola ...... W, 99-72 11/13 at Wheaton ...... W, 117-86 1996-97 11/19 at Western Illinois ...... L, 117-114 Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/23 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 104-52 10/26 at Northern Michigan ...... L, 157-83 12/4 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 1092 pts. 10/27 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 78 pts. 12/11 UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 130-112 11/1 at Northern Illinois ...... W, 128-111 1/14 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 105-53 11/9 Butler ...... W, 110-88 1/17 at UIC ...... W, 132-107 11/9 Valparaiso ...... W, 125-102 1/29 Northern Illinois ...... W, 125-118 11/10 Western Illinois ...... W, 132-95 2/4 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 66-47 11/15 UIC ...... W, 137-106 2/12 Notre Dame ...... L, 132-111 11/16 Wheaton ...... W, 113-92 2/26 Mid-Con Championships ...... 5th out of 9 11/26 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 107-71 12/7 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 721 pts. 1992-93 1/11 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 114-71 Head Coach: Dave Clark 2/1 Northern Iowa ...... W, 124-117 11/6 at Northwestern ...... L, 139.5-102.5 2/7 at Wisconsin ...... L, 158-76 11/7 Valparaiso ...... W, 180-90 2/7 vs. Green Bay...... L, 138-105 11/7 Indianapolis ...... W, 171-113 2/8 Notre Dame ...... L, 162-138 11/14 Loyola ...... W, 115-83 2/24 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 6 11/14 Wheaton ...... W, 55-32 11/18 at UW-Whitewater ...... W, 130-78 1995-96 11/21 Western Illinois ...... L, 137-106 Head Coach: Dave Clark 12/5 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 1027 pts. 10/27 Northwestern ...... W, 124-117 12/12 at UW-Stevens Point ...... L, 134-103 10/29 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 104 pts. 12/16 at Green Bay ...... W, 130-94 11/3 at Valparaiso ...... W, 126-64 1/23 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 1st, 729 pts. 11/4 Northern Illinois ...... W, 149-94 1/29 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 154-80 11/11 at Wheaton ...... W, 116-88 1/3 at Wisconsin ...... L, 137-83 11/17 at Western Illinois ...... W, 66-47 2/5 Northern Iowa ...... W, 110-92 11/17 vs. SW Missouri...... L, 60-53 2/6 at Notre Dame ...... L, 142-77 Men

: 11/21 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 119-77 2/12 UIC ...... W, 138-90 r 12/2 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 938 pts. 2/27 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 9 a 1/12 at UIC ...... W, 138-102 e 1/13 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 107-2 1991-92 Y

- 1/20 Bill Ritter Invitatonal ...... 1st, 1183 pts. Head Coach: Dave Clark y 1/26 at Notre Dame ...... L, 134-107 11/2 at Indianapolis ...... W, 190-105 b 1/27 Lake Forest ...... W, 132-84 11/2 vs. Eastern Illinois ...... W, 236-63 - r 2/2 at Wisconsin ...... L, 133-97 11/2 vs. Valparaiso ...... W, 227-65 a 2/2 vs. Green Bay...... W, 122-116 11/9 Carroll ...... W, 60-36 e 2/9 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 64-48 11/22 UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 138-96 Y Year-by-Year: 2/24 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 7 11/23 at Wheaton ...... W, 126-110 12/7 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 1252 pts. 1994-95 1/17 UW-Oshkosh ...... W, 117-79 Head Coach: Dave Clark 1/18 UW-Whitewater ...... W, 63-27 10/28 at Northwestern ...... L, 144-85 1/18 Loyola ...... W, 130.5-57.5 10/30 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 70 pts. 1/25 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 1st, 882 pts. 11/4 Valparaiso ...... W, 82-57 2/1 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 74-59 11/12 Wheaton ...... W, 117-88 2/8 UW-Eau Claire ...... W, 142-101 11/18 Loyola ...... W, 101.5-80.5 2/12 at UIC ...... W, 130-113 11/22 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 111-84 2/15 Northern Illinois ...... W, 128-113 12/3 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 826 pts. 2/29 at Midwest Regional ...... 4th, 448 pts. 12/10 at UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 149-72 12/10 vs. Lake Forest...... W, 149-11 1990-91 1/13 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 74-53 Head Coach: Dave Enzler 1/14 UIC ...... W, 136-99 10/26 at Mankato State ...... W, 133-104 1/21 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 1034 pts. 11/2 Wheaton ...... W, 146-85 1/27 at Wisconsin ...... L, 168-66 11/3 at Green Bay Relays ...... 1st, 196 pts. 1/27 vs. Green Bay...... W, 130-100 11/17 vs. UIC ...... W, 128-107 1/28 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 130-101 12/1 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 1111 pts. 2/3 Northern Iowa ...... W, 130-111 12/8 at UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 127-90 2/10 Western Illinois ...... W, 139-100 1/19 UW-Whitewater ...... W, 96-75 2/11 at Notre Dame ...... L, 135-99 1/26 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 1st, 895 pts. 2/25 MCC Championships ...... 6th out of 11 1/30 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 87-58 2/2 at UW-Eau Claire ...... L, 122-120 1993-94 2/6 UIC ...... W, 120.5-106.5 Head Coach: Dave Clark 2/16 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 113-110 10/29 Northwestern ...... L, 152-83 3/9 at Midwest Regionals ...... 5th, 383 10/31 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 94 pts. 11/5 at Valparaiso ...... W, 138-89

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Air Force • UWM leads, 1-0 12/16/92 at Green Bay, Wis. L, 128-110 1/13/06 at Colorado Springs, Col. W, 135-102 1/17/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 132-103 11/17/90 at Green Bay, Wis. W, 61-48 Akron • UA leads, 1-0 10/30/04 at Rochester, Mich. L, 162-81 Green Bay Relays Best Finish: 1st (1990) Bill Ritter Invitational * 11/3/90 at Green Bay, Wis. 1st, 188 pts. Best Finish: 1st (1990-91, 1996-01, 2003-04, 2005-06, 2006-07) Horizon League Championships # 1/20/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1086 pts. Best Finish: 1st (2001) 1/21/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 985 pts. 2/23/08 at Cleveland and Akron, Ohio 3rd out of 8 1/22/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. 3rd, 822 pts. 2/24/07 at Chicago, Ill. 2nd out of 7 1/24/04 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 974 pts. 2/25/06 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 7 1/26/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 872 pts. 2/26/05 at Brown Deer, Wis. 3rd out of 7 1/26/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 962 pts. 2/28/04 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd out of 7 1/19/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st,1246 pts. 3/1/03 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 7 1/21/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 982.5 pts. 3/2/02 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd out of 7 1/23/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1106 pts. 2/24/01 at Brown Deer, Wis. 1st out of 6 1/17/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1195 pts. 2/26/00 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 6 1/20/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1276 pts. 2/26/99 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 6 1/21/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. 4th, 639.5 pts. 2/28/98 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 6 12/4/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. N/A 3/1/97 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 7 12/5/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 692 pts. 2/24/96 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 6 12/7/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 971 pts. 2/25/95 at Notre Dame, Ind. 8th out of 10 12/1/90 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 890 pts. Illinois-Chicago • UWM leads, 13-4 Bradley • UWM leads, 1-0 11/10/07 at Chicago, Ill. W, 195-104 11/15/97 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 65-45 11/12/06 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 201-85 11/5/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 196-103 Butler • UWM leads, 8-0 11/6/04 at Chicago, Ill. W, 179-118 A All-Time Series:

11/10/07 at Chicago, Ill. W, 246-45 11/8/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 190-109 l l

11/12/06 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 223-63 11/9/02 at Chicago, Ill. W, 189-106 - 1/19/02 at Milwuakee, Wis. W, 142-75 11/10/01 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 141-101 T i

11/10/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 173-63 11/11/00 at MIlwaukee, Wis. W, 206-93 m 11/12/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 132-104 11/6/99 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 177-63 11/14/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 135-84 11/7/98 at Chicago, Ill. L, 127-116 e

10/25/97 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 203-113 1/24/98 at Chicago, Ill. W, 155-145 S

11/9/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 134-87 11/15/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 136-107 e

1/12/96 at Chicago, Ill. L, 124-106 r

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2/12/92 at Chicago, Ill. W, 120-100 : Cincinnati • UC leads, 1-0 2/6/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 124-98 Women 10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. L, 132-107 11/17/90 at Green Bay, Wis. W, 60-53 Doug Coers (Ball State) Invitational Indianapolis • UWM leads, 3-0 Best Finish: 2nd (2005-06, 2006-07) 11/6/93 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 101-83 11/18/06 at Muncie, Ind. 2nd, 638.5 pts. 11/7/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 154-132 11/18/05 at Muncie, Ind. 2nd, 531 pts. 11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 170-119 11/20/04 at Muncie, Ind. 3rd, 625.5 pts. Illinois State • ISU leads, 3-0 Eastern Illinois • UWM leads, 1-0 11/16/02 at Bloomington, Ill. L, 184-112 11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 163.5-70.5 11/18/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 157-143 11/18/00 at Normal, Ill. L, 134-89 Eastern Michigan • EMU leads, 1-0 10/20/07 at Ypsilanti, Mich. L, 147-88 Iowa • Iowa leads, 2-0 10/14/06 at Iowa City, Iowa L, 265-87.5 Evansville • UWM leads, 2-1 10/13/05 at Madison, Wis. L, 172-71 11/8/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. w, 186-107 11/9/02 at Chicago, Ill. W, 154-144 Lake Forest • Series tied, 1-1 11/6/93 at Indianapolis, Ind. L, 114-101 1/27/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 135-95 12/10/94 at Stevens Point, Wis. L, 91-86 Green Bay • UWGB leads, 15-3 2/2/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 137-106 Mankato State • UWM leads, 1-0 2/3/07 at Green Bay, Wis. L, 122-121 10/26/91 at Mankato, Minn. W, 125.5-108.5 2/10/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 143.5-99.5 2/5/05 at Green Bay, WIs. L, 135-106 Mid-Continent Conference Championship 2/6/04 at Madison, Wis. L, 147-94 Best Finish: 6th (1993-94) 2/7/03 at Madison, Wis. L, 149-92 2/27/94 at Notre Dame, Ind. 6th out of 9 2/8/02 at Madison, Wis. L, 133-102 2/27/93 at Cleveland, Ohio 7th out of 12 2/2/01 at Madison, Wis. L, 133-102 2/4/00 at Madison, Wis. L, 153-89 Midwest Regional 2/5/99 at Madison, Wis. L, 131-111 Best Finish: 6th (1991-92) 2/6/98 at Madison, Wis. L, 166-76 2/29/92 at Chicago, Ill. 6th, 262 pts. 2/7/97 at Madison, Wis. L, 158-58 2/2/96 at Madison, Wis. L, 173-73 North Dakota • UND leads, 1-0 1/27/95 at Madison, Wis. L, 150-84 11/12/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 124-116 1/28/94 at Madison, Wis. L, 460-336

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Northeastern Illinois • UWM leads, 10-0 10/7/05 at South Bend, Ind. 5th, 94 pts. 1/10/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 128-71 10/1/04 at South Bend, Ind. 3rd, 126 pts. 11/26/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 99-66 10/3/03 at South Bend, Ind. 3rd, 157 pts. 1/11/97 at Chicago, Ill. W, 107-77 10/4/02 at South Bend, Ind. 3rd, 138 pts. 11/21/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 128-75 1/13/96 at Chicago, Ill. W, 116-84 Oakland • OU leads, 2-0 11/22/94 at Chicago, Ill. W, 126-87 10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. L, 155-87 1/13/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 122-86 10/30/04 at Rochester, Mich. L, 170-73 11/23/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 136-67 1/14/94 at Chicago, Ill. W, 115-70 South Dakota State • UWM leads, 2-0 1/30/91 at Chicago, Ill. W, 67-39 12/7/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 161-73 11/13/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 145-83 Northern Illinois • NIU leads, 10-2 2/1/02 at DeKalb, Ill. W, 134-108 Toledo • Toledo leads, 1-0 11/10/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 122-120 10/25/02 at Evanston, Ill. L, 152-88 11/13/99 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 131-103 1/29/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 149-96 Valparaiso • UWM leads, 13-1 11/1/97 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 169-89 12/8/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 170-114 11/1/96 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 165-66 11/11/06 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 161-56 11/4/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 147-94 11/13/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 153-64 1/28/95 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 154-72 1/16/05 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 136-100 1/29/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 140-87 2/10/01 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 150-87 1/29/93 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 19-117 2/12/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 145-93 2/15/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 134-103 2/6/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 129-101 2/16/91 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 135-105 11/15/97 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 69-43 11/9/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 127-103 Northern Iowa • UWM leads, 11-3 11/3/95 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 118-110 11/12/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 183-51 11/4/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 119-101 11/8/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 195-104 11/5/93 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 135-96 11/9/02 at Chicago, Ill. L, 161-136 11/7/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 154-127 11/10/01 at Cedar Falls, Iowa L, 146-94 11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. L, 154-141 11/11/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 156-143 11/12/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 129-113 Wayne State • UWM leads, 2-0 11/13/98 at Cedar Falls, Iowa L, 135-102 10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. W, 156-86 1/31/98 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 65-48 10/30/04 at Rochester, Mich. W, 161-82 2/1/97 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 124-108 Women : 2/9/96 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 72-40 Western Illinois • UWM leads, 9-7 s 2/3/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 133-107 1/26/08 at Macomb, Ill. W, 149-83 e

i 2/4/94 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 63-49 1/27/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 143-76 r 2/5/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 110-92 1/28/06 at Macomb, Ill. W, 157-84 e 2/1/92 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 76.55 1/29/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 145-82 S

1/31/04 at Macomb, Ill. W, 145-94

e Northern Michigan • NMU leads, 3-0 2/1/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 139-89 10/26/96 at Marquette, Mich. L, 157-83 11/3/01 at Macomb, Ill. L, 129-114 m 1/22/94 at Marquette, Mich. L, 150-66 1/27/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 145.5-81.5 i 1/30/93 at Madison, Wis. W, 83-30 1/29/00 at Macomb, Ill. L, 147-96 T

- 1/30/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 143-100 l l Northwestern • NU leads, 4-0 11/8/97 at Macomb, Ill. W, 126-119

All-Time Series: A All-Time 10/21/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 158-81 11/10/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 125-116 10/22/04 at Evanston, Ill. L, 145-97 11/17/95 at Macomb, Ill. L, 129-102 10/24/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 122-110 2/10/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 130.5-94.5 10/25/02 at Evanston, Ill. L, 160-80 11/19/93 at Macomb, Ill. L, 112-94 11/21/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 124-114 Northwestern Relays Best Finish: 3rd (2004-05 & 2002-03) Western Kentucky • WKU leads, 2-0 10/23/05 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 138 pts. 11/10/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 142-96 10/24/04 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 185 pts. 10/19/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 137-109 10/26/03 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 161 pts. 10/27/02 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 155 pts. Wheaton • UWM leads, 14-3 10/28/01 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 116 pts. 11/2/07 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 137-68 10/29/00 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 118 pts. 10/27/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 140-62 10/31/99 at Evanston, Ill. 6th, 90 pts. 10/28/05 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 113-92 11/1/98 at Evanston, Ill. 8th, 44 pts. 10/29/04 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 110-95 10/26/97 at Evanston, Ill. 6th, 94 pts. 10/31/03 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 110-98 10/27/96 at Evanston, Ill. 6th, 28 pts. 11/1/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 127-108 10/29/95 at Evanston, Ill. 9th, 6 pts. 11/2/01 at Wheaton, Ill. L, 121-116 10/30/94 at Evanston, Ill. 7th, 2 pts. 11/3/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 123-114 10/31/93 at Evanston, Ill. 5th, 40 pts. 11/6/99 at Wheaton, Ill. L, 134-102 11/6/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 135-102 Notre Dame • UND leads, 4-0 11/7/97 at Wheaton, Ill. L, 126-111 1/26/96 at Notre Dame, Ind. L, 145-75 11/16/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 125-79 2/11/95 at Notre Dame, Ind. L, 159-69 11/11/95 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 100-88 2/12/94 at Notre Dame, Ind. L, 140-85 11/12/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 127-96 2/6/93 at Notre Dame, Ind. L, 149-69 11/14/92 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 107-61 11/22/91 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 136-93 Notre Dame Relays 11/2/90 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 126-79 Best Finish: 3rd (2002-03) 10/6/06 at South Bend, Ind. 5th, 108 pts.

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Wheaton Invitational Air Force • AF leads, 1-0 Best Finish: 1st (1996, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007) 1/13/06 at Colorado Springs, Col. L, 141-100 12/1/07 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 902 pts. 12/2/06 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 814.5 pts. Bill Ritter Invitational* 12/3/05 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 877.5 pts. Best Finish: 1st (1990-93, 95, 97-98, 2006-07) 12/4/04 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 600 pts. 1/20/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1055.5 pts. 12/6/03 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 816 pts. 1/21/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. 3rd, 981.5 pts. 12/7/02 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 756 pts. 1/22/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. 3rd, 852 pts. 12/8/01 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 808.5 pts. 1/24/04 at Milwaukee, Wis, 2nd, 1003 pts. 12/1/00 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 861 pts. 1/25/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 932 pts. 12/4/99 at Wheaton, Ill. 3rd, 555.5 pts. 1/26/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 907 pts. 12/5/98 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 697 pts. 1/19/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 975 pts. 12/6/97 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 699 pts. 1/21/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 886 pts. 12/7/96 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 753 pts. 1/23/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 921.5 pts. 12/2/95 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 764 pts. 1/17/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1181 pts. 12/3/94 at Wheaton, Ill. 4th, 388 pts. 1/20/97 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1183 pts. 1/21/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1034 pts. 12/4/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1092 pts. Windy City Invitational 12/5/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1027 pts. Best Finish: 1st (1997) 12/7/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1252 pts. 11/20/99 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd, 814 pts. 12/1/90 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1111 pts. A All-Time Series: l

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10/12/07 at Madison, Wis. L, 166-72 Butler • UWM leads, 7-0 e

10/14/06 at Iowa City, Iowa L, 252-94 11/12/06 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 227-57 S

10/13/05 at Madison, Wis. L, 184-59 1/19/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 128-73 e

2/6/04 at Madison, Wis. L, 171-69 11/10/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 169-60 r i

2/7/03 at Madison, Wis. L, 154-82 11/12/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 156-72 e

2/8/02 at Madison, Wis. L, 160-74 11/14/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 108-86 s :

2/2/01 at Madison, Wis. L, 160-74 10/25/97 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 189-78 Women column) and Men (right) (left 2/4/00 at Madison, Wis. L, 168-69 11/9/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 110-88 2/5/99 at Madison, Wis. L, 162-75 2/6/98 at Madison, Wis. L, 122-108 Carroll • UWM leads, 1-0 2/7/97 at Madison, Wis. L, 148-81 11/9/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 60-36 2/2/96 at Madison, Wis. L, 154-75 1/27/95 at Madison, Wis. L, 182.5-46 Cincinnati • UC leads, 1-0 1/28/94 at Madison, Wis. L, 505-336 10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. L, 142-95 1/30/93 at Madison, Wis. L, 63-40 Doug Coers (Ball State) Invitational UW-Eau Claire • UWM leads, 2-0 Best Finish: 1st (2005-06) 2/8/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 160-99 11/18/06 at Muncie, Ind. 2nd, 656.5 pts. 2/2/91 at Eau Claire, Wis. W, 130-113 11/18/05 at Muncie, Ind. 1st, 646 pts. 11/20/04 at Muncie, Ind. 2nd, 700.33 pts. UW-Stevens Point • UWM leads, 6-0 12/10/94 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 86-61 Eastern Illinois • UWM leads, 1-0 1/28/94 at Madison, Wis. W, 336-314 11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 236-63 12/11/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 136-99 12/12/92 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 132-106 Eastern Michigan • EMU leads, 1-0 11/22/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 117-104 10/20/07 at Ypsilanti, Mich. L, 151-92 12/8/90 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 134-103 Evansville • UWM leads, 4-0 11/8/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 172-122 UW-Stevens Point Invitational 11/9/02 at Chicago, Ill. W, 168-110 Best Finish: 1st (1991-92) 11/6/93 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 134-101.5 1/23/93 at Stevens Point, Wis. 2nd, 711 pts. 1/25/92 at Stevens Point, Wis. 1st, 888 pts. Green Bay • UWGB leads, 8-6 1/26/91 at Stevens Point, Wis. 1st, 885 pts. 2/2/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 169-74 2/3/07 at Green Bay, Wis. L, 132-111 UW-Whitewater • UWM leads, 3-0 2/10/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 156-87 11/18/92 at Whitewater, Wis. W, 113-78 2/5/05 at Green Bay, Wis. L, 133-104 1/18/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 113-67 2/7/03 at Madison, Wis. L, 132-98 1/19/91 at Whitewater, Wis. W, 97-49 2/8/02 at Madison, Wis. L, 138-103 2/2/01 at Madison, Wis. L, 124.5-98.5 Wright State • Series tied, 1-1 2/4/00 at Madison, Wis. L, 125.5-117.5 10/19/07 at Dayton, Ohio L, 144-95 2/5/99 at Madison, Wis. W, 139-101 10/20/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 136-107 2/6/98 at Madison, Wis. W, 143-91 2/7/97 at Madison, Wis. L, 138-105 Xavier • UWM leads, 1-0 2/2/96 at Madison, Wis. W, 122-116 10/25/97 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 209.5-97.5 1/27/95 at Madison, Wis. W, 130-100 12/16/92 at Green Bay, Wis. W, 130-94 * - Known as UWM Panther Invitational prior to 1995-96 season. # - Known as the Midwestern Collegiate Conference prior to the Green Bay Relays 2001-02 season. Best Finish: 1st (1990) 11/3/90 at Green Bay, Wis. 1st, 196 pts. Horizon League Championships# Best Finish: 1st (2000) 2/23/08 at Cleveland and Akron, Ohio 3rd out of 6

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2/24/07 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd out of 6 1/13/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 74-53 2/25/06 at Cleveland, Ohio 5th out of 6 11/23/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 104-52 2/26/05 at Brown Deer, Wis. 5th out of 6 1/14/94 at Chicago, Ill. W, 105-53 2/28/04 at Chicago, Ill. 5th out of 6 1/30/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 87-58 3/1/03 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 6 2/24/01 at Brown Deer, Wis. 4th out of 6 Northern Illinois • NIU leads, 7-5 2/26/00 at Cleveland, Ohio 1st out of 6 2/1/02 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 129-109 2/26/99 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 6 11/10/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 143-98 2/28/98 at Cleveland, Ohio 2nd out of 6 11/13/99 at DeKalb, Ill. W, 134-107 2/24/97 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 6 1/29/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 135-108 2/24/96 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 7 11/1/97 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 125-118 2/25/95 at South Bend, Ind. 6th out of 11 11/1/96 at DeKalb, Ill. W, 128-111 11/4/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 149-94 Illinois-Chicago • UWM leads, 14-4-1 1/28/95 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 130-101 11/10/07 at Chicago, Ill. L, 161-138 1/29/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 125-118 11/12/06 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 151-148 1/29/93 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 154-80 11/5/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. T, 150-150 2/15/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 128-113 11/6/04 at Chicago, Ill. L, 190-109 2/16/91 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 113-110 11/8/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 158-141 11/9/02 at Chicago, Ill. W, 182-105 Northern Iowa • UWM leads, 11-0 11/10/01 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 186-166 11/10/01 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 138-119 11/11/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 155-138 11/11/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 214-73 11/6/99 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 136-104 11/12/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 147-93 11/7/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 133-108 11/13/98 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 139-108 1/24/98 at Chicago, Ill. L, 184-116 1/31/98 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 61-52 11/15/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 137-106 2/1/97 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 124-117 1/12/96 at Chicago, Ill. W, 138-102 2/9/96 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 64-48 1/14/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 136-99 2/3/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 130-111 1/17/94 at Chicago, Ill. W, 132-107 2/4/94 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 66-47 2/12/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 138-90 2/5/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 110-92 2/12/92 at Chicago, Ill. W, 130-113 2/1/92 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 74-59 11/17/90 at Green Bay, Wis. W, 128-107 2/6/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 120.5-106.5 Northern Michigan • NMU leads, 1-0 10/26/96 at Marquette, Mich. L, 157-83 Indianapolis • UWM leads, 3-0

Men 11/6/93 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 134-67.5 Northwestern • NU leads, 12-1 : 11/7/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 171-113 10/21/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 141-93 s 11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 190-105 10/22/04 at Evanston, Ill. L, 149-91 e i 10/24/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 150-79 r Iowa • Iowa leads, 2-0 10/25/02 at Evanston, Ill. L, 172-55 e 10/14/06 at iowa City, Iowa L, 246-105 10/26/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 139-90 S

10/13/05 at Madison, Wis. L, 163-78 10/27/00 at Evanston, Ill. L, 137-109

e 10/29/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 130-111 Lake Forest • UWM leads, 2-0 10/30/98 at Evanston, Ill. L, 144-75 m 1/27/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 132-84 10/24/97 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 143-98 i 12/10/94 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 149-11 10/27/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 124-117 T

- 10/28/94 at Evanston, Ill. L, 144-85 l

l Loyola • UWM leads, 4-0 10/29/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 152-83 11/18/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 101.5-80.5 11/6/92 at Evanston, Ill. L, 139.5-102.5 All-Time Series: A All-Time 11/12/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 99-72 11/14/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 115-83 Northwestern Relays 1/18/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 130.5-57.5 Best Finish: 2nd (2001) 10/23/05 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 148 pts. Mankato State • UWM leads, 1-0 10/24/04 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 182 pts. 10/26/90 at Mankato, Minn. W, 133-104 10/26/03 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 169 pts. 10/27/02 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 156 pts. Mid-Con Championships 10/28/01 at Evanston, Ill. 2nd, 168 pts. Best Finish: 4th (1993) 10/29/00 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 148 pts. 2/26/94 at South Bend, Ind. 5th out of 9 10/31/99 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 142 pts. 2/27/93 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 9 11/1/98 at Evanston, Ill. 5th, 114 pts. 10/26/97 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 120 pts. Midwest Regional 10/27/96 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 78 pts. Best Finish: 4th (1992) 10/29/95 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 104 pts. 2/29/92 at Chicago, Ill. 4th, 448 pts. 10/30/94 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 70 pts. 3/9/91 at Chicago, Ill. 5th, 383 pts. 10/31/93 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 94 pts. Missouri State • SMS leads, 1-0 Notre Dame • UND leads, 8-0 11/17/95 at Macomb, Ill. L, 60-53 1/26/01 at South Bend, Ind. L, 139-92 2/12/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 141.5-91.5 North Dakota • Series tied, 1-1 2/14/98 at South Bend, Ind. L, 131-105 11/10/07 at Chicago, Ill. W, 159-139 2/8/97 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 162-138 11/12/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 171-72 1/26/96 at South Bend, Ind. L, 134-107 2/11/95 at South Bend, Ind. L, 135-99 Northeastern Illinois • UWM leads, 10-0 2/12/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 132-111 1/10/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 117-52 2/6/93 at South Bend, Ind. L, 142-77 11/26/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 107-71 1/11/97 at Chicago, Ill. W, 114-71 Notre Dame Relays 11/21/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 119-77 Best Finish: 2nd (2002-03) 1/13/96 at Chicago, Ill. Win 10/6/06 at South Bend, Ind. 4th, 114 pts. 11/22/94 at Chicago, Ill. W, 111-84 10/7/05 at South Bend, Ind. 4th, 107 pts.

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10/1/04 at South Bend, Ind. 3rd, 120 pts. 12/2/06 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 713.5 pts. 10/3/03 at South Bend, Ind. 2nd, 156 pts. 12/3/05 at Wheaton, Ill. 3rd, 671 pts. 10/4/02 at South Bend, Ind. 2nd, 158 pts. 12/4/04 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 710.5 pts. 12/6/03 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 761.5 pts. Oakland • OU leads, 2-0 12/7/02 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 859 pts. 10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. L, 186-57 12/8/01 at Wheaton, Ill. 3rd, 671 pts. 10/30/04 at Rochester, Mich. L, 148.5-93.5 12/1/00 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 760.5 pts. 12/4/99 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 893 pts. South Dakota State • UWM leads, 2-0 12/5/98 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 968 pts. 12/7/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 153-74 12/6/97 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 903 pts. 11/13/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 132-92 12/7/96 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 721 pts. 12/2/95 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 938 pts. Toledo • Toledo leads, 1-0 12/3/94 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 826 pts. 10/25/02 at Evanston, Ill. L, 176-54 Windy City Invitational Valparaiso • UWM leads, 14-0 Best Finish: 2nd (1997) 12/08/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 186-77 11/20/99 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd, 715 pts. 11/11/06 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 150-69 11/21/98 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd, 549 pts. 11/13/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 141-78 11/22/97 at Chicago, Ill. 2nd, 783 pts. 1/16/05 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 141-87 2/10/01 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 127-98 Wisconsin • UW leads, 14-0 2/12/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 143-78 10/12/07 at Madison, Wis. L, 154-85 2/6/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 131-81 10/14/06 at Iowa City, Iowa L, 296.5-55.5 11/15/97 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 66-43 10/13/05 at Madison, Wis. L, 201-42 11/9/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 125-102 2/6/04 at Madison, Wis. L, 159-79 11/3/95 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 126-64 2/7/03 at Madison, Wis. L, 115-84 11/4/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 82-57 2/8/02 at Madison, Wis. L, 181-55 11/5/93 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 138-89 2/2/01 at Madison, Wis. L, 155-76 11/7/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 180-90 2/4/00 at Madison, Wis. L, 132-103 11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 227-65 2/5/99 at Madison, Wis. L, 146-89 2/6/98 at Madison, Wis. L, 155-84

Wayne State • UWM leads, 2-0 2/7/97 at Madison, Wis. L, 158-76 A All-Time Series:

10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. W, 122-119 2/2/96 at Madison, Wis. L, 133-97 l l

10/30/04 at Rochester, Mich. W, 151-90 1/27/95 at Madison, Wis. L, 168-66 -

1/30/93 at Madison, Wis. L, 137-83 T

Western Illinois • UWM leads, 9-5-1 i 1/26/08 at Macomb, Ill. W, 158-80 UW-Eau Claire • Series Tied, 1-1 m

1/27/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 142-84 2/8/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 142-101 e

1/28/06 at Macomb, Ill. W, 125-112 2/2/91 at Eau Claire, Wis. L, 122-120 1/29/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W 130-98 S 1/31/04 at Macomb, Ill. W, 138-101 UW-Oshkosh • UWM leads, 1-0 e 2/1/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 131-104 1/17/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 117-79 r i

11/3/01 at Macomb, Ill. L, 126-111 e

1/27/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 132-113 UW-Stevens Point • UWM leads, 4-1 s :

1/29/00 at Macomb, Ill. T, 121.5-121.5 12/10/94 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 149-72 Men 1/30/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 130-113 12/11/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 130-112 11/8/97 at Macomb, Ill. L, 126-119 1/28/94 at Madison, Wis. 11/10/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 132-95 12/12/92 at Stevens Point, WIs. L, 134-103 11/17/95 at Macomb, Ill. W, 66-47 11/22/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 138-96 2/10/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 139-100 12/8/90 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 127-90 11/19/93 at Macomb, Ill. L, 117-114 11/21/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 137-106 UW-Stevens Point Invitational Best Finish: 1st (1991-93) Western Kentucky • WKU leads, 2-0 1/23/93 at Stevens Point, Wis. 1st, 729 pts. 11/10/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 140-88 1/25/92 at Stevens Point, Wis. 1st, 882 pts. 10/19/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 137-109 1/26/91 at Stevens Point, Wis. 1st, 895 pts. Wheaton • UWM leads, 17-1 UW-Whitewater • UWM leads, 3-0 11/2/07 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 147-57 11/18/92 at Whitewater, Wis. W, 130-78 10/27/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 135-68 1/18/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 63-27 10/28/05 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 108-97 1/19/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 96-75 10/29/04 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 106-99 12/6/03 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 119-86 Wright State • Series tied, 1-1 11/1/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 127-91 10/19/07 at Dayton, Ohio L, 152-88 11/2/01 at Wheaton, Ill. L, 119-117 10/20/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 151-86 11/3/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 138-89 11/6/99 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 150-86 Xavier • UWM leads, 1-0 11/6/98 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 116-88 10/25/97 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 182-93 11/7/97 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 119-85 11/16/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 113-92 * - Known as UWM Panther Invitational prior to 1995-96 season. 11/11/95 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 116-88 # - Was known as the Midwestern Collegiate Conference prior to the 11/12/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 117-88 2001-02 season. 11/13/93 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 117-86 11/14/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 55-32 11/23/91 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 126-110 11/2/90 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 146-85 Wheaton Invitational Best Finish: 1st (1995, 97-99, 2002-03, 2006-07) 12/1/07 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 902 pts.

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Swim & Dive Athlete of the Year 500 Freestyle 2006 Lindsay Caldwell 2001 Leslie Brock ...... 5:05.94

Swimmer of the Meet 1000 Freestyle 2007 Lindsay Caldwell 2008 Danielle Wenger ...... 10:17.43 (Finn above) 2006 Lindsay Caldwell (Wenger below) 400 Individual Medley 2005 Lindsay Caldwell 2007 Molly Finn ...... 4:30.14 2001 Amanda Chan (below) 2006 Molly Finn ...... 4:28.32

400 Medley Relay 2007 Milwaukee ...... 3:51.89 2006 Milwaukee ...... 3:51.09* 2005 Milwaukee ...... 3:51.93

400 Freestyle Relay Diver of the Meet 2006 Milwaukee ...... 3:28.93* 2007 Crystal Szymanski 1650 Freestyle 2005 Milwaukee ...... 3:30.51

Women 2006 Erin Blemberg

: 2008 Danielle Wenger ...... 17:13.65 s 2005 Erin Blemberg One-Meter Diving p 2007 Crystal Szymanski ...... 273.45 i 100 Backstroke h Newcomer of the Year 2006 Erin Blemberg ...... 280.80

s 1998 Heather Czappa ...... 59.46 2000 Amanda Maas ...... 352.65 n 2007 Shannon Berndt 1997 Heather Czappa ...... 59.00 o i (Czappa below left) p Coach of the Year Th ree-Meter Diving 2007 Emily Duesler ...... 295.00 m 2001 Dave Clark a 2006 Erin Blemberg ...... 348.80* h Diving Coach of the Year 2005 Erin Blemberg ...... 480.60 C (Blemberg below)

e 2007 Todd Hill u 2006 Todd Hill g 2005 Todd Hill a e League Championships: L League 50 Freestyle 100 Breaststroke 2007 Lindsay Caldwell ...... 23.37 2008 Kerry Rossow ...... 1:04.10 2006 Lindsay Caldwell ...... 23.64 2007 Shannon Berndt ...... 1:03.81* 2005 Lindsay Caldwell ...... 23.14* 2005 Lindsay Caldwell ...... 1:04.21* (Caldwell below) 2002 Kristin Cefalu ...... 1:05.86 (Cefalu above right) 2001 Amanda Chan ...... 1:06.44

200 Breaststroke 2007 Shannon Berndt ...... 2:19.82* 2002 Kristin Cefalu ...... 2:21.76 2001 Amanda Chan ...... 2:20.20*

200 Butterfl y 100 Freestyle 2008 Molly Finn ...... 2:03.79* 2007 Lindsay Caldwell ...... 51.77 2007 Molly Finn ...... 2:06.15 2006 Lindsay Caldwell ...... 50.94 2006 Molly Finn ...... 2:05.01 2005 Lindsay Caldwell ...... 51.08* Note: * = league record

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1998 Jared Sobczak ...... 57.15 L League Championships: e

One-Meter Diving a g

100 Butterfl y 2000 Todd Hill ...... 450.30 u

2006 Chase Gravengood ..... 49.18 (Hill below) e

2000 Andrew Babcock ...... 49.41 C Newcomer of the Year h 1998 Andrew Babcock ...... 49.71 a

2002 Jason Procto m

2000 Matt Schmaling p

200 Butterfl y i o

2007 Chase Gravengood ..1:49.56 n

Coach of the Year 2006 Chase Gravengood ..1:49.17 s 2000 Dave Clark h i

(Gravengood below) p 1998 Dave Clark (below) s : Men

Th ree-Meter Diving 2002 Nic Seider ...... 540.80 2001 Nic Seider ...... 499.15 2000 Todd Hill ...... 480.25 1999 Todd Hill ...... 509.60 Note: * = league record

50 Freestyle 2003 Josh Baseheart ...... 20.42 2000 Matt Schmaling ...... 21.01

100 Freestyle 200 Individual Medley 2002 Josh Baseheart ...... 44.88 2007 Chase Gravengood ..1:50.06 2006 Chase Gravengood ..1:51.70

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Two former UWM swimmers pursued their dreams of reaching the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing this past summer. Josh Baseheart and Chase Gravengood each qualifi ed for the USA Olympic Trials that took place in Omaha, Neb., in early July. Both have taken the time to share their experiences... Josh Baseheart: Upon arriving in Omaha, it was clear to me the city was going to make a big deal out of hosting Olympic Trials. One of the fi rst build- ings I saw as we exited the freeway was covered by a 40-foot tall banner of Matt Grevers, 2008 Olympian-to-be and alum. Th e hotel across the street from that had all of the windows of the lobby decorated to look like you were underwater in a pool. TYR had rented out a bar & grill right next-door to the pool, and had renamed all of their menu items after past Olympic Games. Before I even got to the pool, I knew this would be an event to remember.

After months of anticipation, I knew what to expect when I got to the pool, but I was still overwhelmed with how awesome a facility it was. Th e fi rst part I saw was the warm-up pool, which consisted of an eight-lane 50-meter competition pool and a six-lane 25-meter pool. Not only were there pools – there were hot tubs, free massages, a full size scoreboard and video board, and TVs everywhere, so you could always watch what was happening in the competition pool. Th e competition pool was nothing short of spectacular – with a jumbotron, multiple scoreboards and even more TVs where the view was obstructed - this was to be no regular swim meet. Walking through the hallways felt more like walking through the hallways at an NBA game than at a swim meet.

Of course, at some point, I did have to get past all of that and focus on racing. I came into the meet very focused and ready to race, but found that the way the whole meet was set up was completely diff erent than any other meet I’d ever been. Everything was very controlled, so you could only be in certain places at certain times before your race, and despite all the TVs off ering constant coverage of the pool, my whole pre-race routine was thrown off - my whole race strategy vanished as I got up on the blocks for my fi rst race, the 100 free. Needless to say, that race didn’t go quite as I had planned, but my time was not too bad - just not as good as I had hoped. I recovered from that race and was much more prepared and relaxed for the next one, the 50 free, which was two days later.

For some reason, I just was not at the top of my game at that meet, but didn’t let it bother me for too long. I quickly forgot the disappointment of not achieving my goals for the meet, because for so long, my goal had been just to make it there. And I was there. And so were about 30 of my closest friends and family, who came to cheer me and my teammates on.

My last race happened to be on the Fourth of July, and that night at the pool, t-shirts had been left on every single seat in the Qwest Center. Once everybody put on their t-shirts, you could see whole sections of red, white, and blue. Th e whole place was live on TV for a few minutes while the wave made its way around the 13,000+ person audience. It was an amazing experience, an honor to be a part of, and something that I will remember for the rest of my life. the Olympic Trials the Olympic t Chase Gravengood: Getting to compete at the a

i 2008 Olympic Team Trials was the n highlight of my career. An almost-packed house of i more than 10,000 people for each session was a m sight to see and a great atmosphaere to compete in. u l Being able to watch world records fall and athletes A

celebrate making the Olympic team was something special. It was great to compete against all those M people you read about. Everything about the meet W was awesome. From the way the athletes were UWM Alumini at U UWM Alumini treated, to the state of the art pool, to the electrify- ing crowd, there was never a dull moment. It was an honor to compete at this meet and it was a good reminder of why I got up for all those 5:30 a.m. practices. All the sacrifi ces and hard work seemed so worth it, to compete against the best of the best. Every competitor there was there for one reason - to swim fast. I learned a lot from watching all the celebrations of fi rst time Olympians and the heart- breaks of third-place fi nishers.

I went there to fi nish my swimming career at the highest point I could possibly reach. It had been my goal since I was about 14 years old to make it to the Olympic trials and I am grateful for that opportunity. Sharing the experience with my family, friends and teammates made it even better. Although I did not swim my fastest, I gave it the best shot I could on that given day and I could not ask for more. It was an amazing experi- ence, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and something I will remember for the rest of my life. I owe a lot to of my success to my parents, Dave Griff ore, Dave Anderson, Dave Joyce and many others for their great coaching and guidance the past four years.

Photos: Left: Dave Anderson, Gravengood, Dave Griff ore and Dave Joyce the day Gravengood made the cut ... Above: Th e pool at the US Olympic Team Trials.

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Milwaukee, Th e Genuine American City, is steeped in tradition and Th e Historic Th ird Ward is quickly becoming the “off -Broadway” history, alive in growth and development. From the sparkling clean wa- of Milwaukee’s arts scene. It is home to the new Broadway Th eatre ter of Lake Michigan, to the rich heritage of our ethnic neighborhoods, Center as well as another, smaller, experimental theatre. In addition, Milwaukee invites you to discover its unique, diverse community. this restored warehouse district features a number of art galleries, the well-regarded Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, coff ee Heralded as “Th e City of Festivals,” Milwaukee hosts more than 15 houses, cafes, and antique stores. An abundance of new housing in annual festivals, including the world’s largest music festival, Sum- the form of loft-style apartments and condominiums are also be- merfest, and over a dozen ethnic festivals all held along Milwaukee’s coming a part of the landscape in the Historic Th ird Ward. spectacular lakefront. Milwaukee’s museum scene is also active. Th e Milwaukee Art Mu- Th e RiverWalk, which meanders through the heart of downtown, seum has wrapped up a $100 million expansion featuring a dramat- recently received a $13 million facelift, and development continues ic wing-like sculpture rising high above Milwaukee’s lakefront. Th e to the north and south. Fine food, cultural venues, eclectic shops, Milwaukee Public Museum is in the midst of a $6.5 million project exciting nightlife and a wide array of distinctive sports bars are lo- establishing a permanent interpretation of “Butterfl ies Alive!,” the cated along the RiverWalk. Also prevalent along the RiverWalk are museum’s most successful exhibit ever. Th e Milwaukee County Zoo many brewpubs and microbreweries. Gondolas and water taxies is well-known as one of the fi nest in the nation. frequently travel Milwaukee’s scenic RiverWalk area.

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Milwaukee also loves its sports. Th e city put its stamp on Major Th e Milwaukee Mile, an auto racing track located at State Fair Park, League Baseball with the arrival of Miller Park in the spring of 2001. is home to a NASCAR Busch Series and an Indy Racing League Th e $400 million, one-of-a-kind ballpark features a convertible roof event, added just this year. Plus, the sports landscape also includes and natural grass. Off ering the fi nest in ballpark amenities, Miller an annual PGA event and one of the best county park systems in the Park is a park within a park - that is, it includes places to tailgate nation. along the River, a sports-themed restaurant, and an elegantly fi nished restaurant, the Metavante Club. Miller Park also Milwaukee is also a tourist and business destination for travelers played host the Major League All-Star Game in 2002. around the state and nation. Th e Midwest Express Center downtown serves as the city’s main convention center, and draws groups from Two of the city’s other professional sports teams, including the NBA’s around the world to host their annual activities in Milwaukee. , play at the downtown . In addition, the U.S. Cellular Arena downtown is now the home of the UWM Milwaukee is also easy to get to, located at the intersections of inter- men’s basketball team, as well as the of the Major states 94 and 43. Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport League. Th e arena has undergone major renovations has nearly 20 airlines and over 500 daily departures and arrivals, and and also hosts a number of concerts and other special events. Amtrak runs daily non-stop trains to Chicago. M Milwaukee: i l w a

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UWM FAST FACTS Students 28,000 Degree Programs 149 Undergrad Programs 81 Masters Programs 48 Doctoral Programs 18 Schools and Colleges 12 Wisconsin-Milwaukee f o y t i s LOCATION/ENVIRONMENT UWM TODAY r

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lies just fi ve blocks from the beautiful shoreline of Lake degree programs. e Michigan. Th ey are separated into the following schools and colleges: h • Allied Health Professions The University of University T The Its location in the business, fi nancial, cultural and industrial • Th e Arts heart of the state gives students an edge in getting profes- • Architecture and Urban Planning sional experience while still in school. • Education • Business Administration Th e compact campus is situated along residential tree-lined • Nursing streets and stately homes 10 minutes from downtown. UWM • Engineering & Applied Science is ranked as the second safest campus in Wisconsin. • Social Welfare • Library & Information Science HISTORY • Letters & Science Originally founded in 1885 as the Milwaukee State Nor- mal School, the school expanded its curriculum in 1927 to FACULTY become the Milwaukee State Teachers College. In 1951, it With a distinguished faculty of more than 1,300, UWM is became Wisconsin State College-Milwaukee, and in 1956, listed among the top 100 public institutions in the nation in UW-Milwaukee was created with a merger of the State Col- research and development expenditures. UWM’s individual lege and the University of Wisconsin Extension Center in schools and colleges have achieved national recognition, as Milwaukee well as top accreditation, by their review groups.

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AREAS OF EXCELLENCE include many of Milwaukee’s business, cultural and commu- UWM has nine University System Centers of Excellence, nity leaders. More than 100,000 UWM grads live in all 50 areas of the university that have received special recogni- states and abroad. tion from the UW System Board of Regents for outstanding achievements in diverse area of instruction, scholarship, re- Among UWM’s many distinguished graduates are Golda search and performance. Meir (Education ‘17), the former prime minister of Israel, for • School of Architecture and Urban Planning whom the UWM library is named. Other distinguished grads • Center for Business Competitiveness include Ben Marcus, founder of the Marcus Corporation, • Institute of Chamber Music and Robert A. Uihlein Jr., the former president, chairman and • Center for Great Lakes Studies CEO of Schlitz Brewing • Professional Th eatre Training Program • Laboratory for Surface Studies Notable graduates in the sports world include the late NAS- • Center for Teacher Education CAR champion Alan Kulwicki (Mechanical Engineering ‘77) • Center for Twentieth-Century Studies and former NFL All-Pro defensive back Mike Reinfeldt (Busi- • Women’s Studies Consortium ness ‘75), vice president and chief fi nancial offi cer of the Se- attle Seahawks of the . Reinfeldt pre- AMONG THE BEST viously worked for the . NFL referee Bill UWM is one of 148 U.S. colleges and universities (from a to- Carollo, who offi ciated the 2003 Super Bowl, is also a UWM tal of 3,600) ranked by the Carnegie Foundation in the top grad. group called Doctoral/Research Universities - Extensive. U.S World Cup standout and star Tony ALUMNI Sanneh also attended UWM, as did Illinois men’s basketball 65 percent of alumni remain in Southeastern Wisconsin and coach .

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for the university’s benefi t. Santiago also has a strong background in working with athletics. CCarlosarlos SSantiagoantiago With the University at Albany, State University of New York, where he held the position of Provost and Vice President for Aca- CChancellorhancellor demic Aff airs, Santiago was a member of its National Collegiate Athletic Association Certifi cation Steering Committee, worked closely with the athletics department on academics and admis- sions-related issues, and was involved with the New York Giants Carlos E. Santiago is beginning his fi fth academic year as the annual National Football League summer training camp held at Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. the University at Albany. Santiago is UWM’s seventh Chancellor. In this position, he is the “Universities must focus on creating the scholar-athlete,” Chan- chief administrative offi cer of the university and a partner with a cellor Santiago said. “Winning is nice, but fi rst and foremost you great number of constituents on and off campus. must focus on the academics. UWM’s consistent performance -- in both winning championships and placing leading numbers of Chancellor Santiago also holds the academic rank of Professor of students on the Horizon League’s Academic Honor Roll -- dem- Economics at UWM. As a labor economist, he has regional exper- onstrates our commitment to both of these objectives.” tise in the Caribbean and Central America, with special emphasis on Puerto Rico. Dr. Santiago is the author or co-author of fi ve books focusing on labor and economic development issues, with the latest being Cooperation and collaboration to strengthen UW-Milwaukee’s “Puerto Ricans in the United States: A Contemporary Portrait,” research portfolio, academic excellence and diversity have been co-authored with Edna Acosta-Belén. He has co-edited another the highest priorities of Chancellor Santiago since his arrival on book and has published more than 30 articles and book reviews in July 1, 2004. Among the primary results that UWM has achieved a wide variety of scholarly journals. during his tenure: Along with Dr. Acosta-Belén, Dr. Santiago also is a founding co- • Securing a historic reinvestment by the State of Wisconsin in the editor of the Latino Research Review and was a member of the university’s and Southeastern Wisconsin’s future, especially in the U.S. Congressional Hispanic Caucus International Relations Ad- targeted areas of advanced automation, biomedical engineering, visory Group. health care and freshwater science. Dr. Santiago’s wife, Azara Santiago-Rivera, is also part of the fac- • Completing the record-setting Campaign for UWM, the most ulty at UWM. She is an associate professor of educational psy- ambitious fund-raising eff ort in university history. chology in the School of Education.

Chancellor • Developing Access to Success, the campus blueprint to enhance Chancellor Santiago has a Ph.D. in economics from Cornell Uni- e access to higher education while promoting greater success for all versity (‘82) and M.A. degrees in economics from Cornell Univer- h

T The students. sity (‘79) and the University of Puerto Rico (‘75). • Initiating a master planning process to create a template for re- Like most other boys growing up in Puerto Rico, Dr. Santiago gional growth away from the university’s extremely compressed played baseball year-round and aspired to follow national heroes primary campus. Roberto Clemente and Orlando Cepeda to . Dr. Santiago played third base throughout high school and earned • Creating the UWM Research Foundation to support research a place on his division’s all-star team. In recent years, his sporting and innovation, and the UWM Real Estate Foundation to partner interests have included golf, tennis, downhill skiing, walking and with the public and private sectors to develop and hold real estate jogging. He also helped coach teams for his daughters.

Rita Cheng is the Provost and Vice Chancel- Helen L. Mamarchev was named Vice Chan- lor at UWM, a position she has held since cellor for Student Aff airs in January of 2007. April 2005. Cheng came to UWM in 1988 She came to UWM from Illinois State Uni- and has subsequently served the university versity, where she served most recently as the in several high-level administrative capacities. Special Projects Assistant to the President. She was the Interim Dean of the School of Prior to her current position at Illinois State Continuing Education in 2004 and 2005, As- University, she served as its Vice President sociate Vice Chancellor for Academic Aff airs for Student Aff airs from 2000 to 2006. At the from 2002 to 2005 and Associate Dean of the , she was the Associate School of Business Administration from 1998 Vice President for Student Aff airs from 1985 to 2003. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Bishop’s University in to 2000 and the Assistant Vice President for Student Aff airs from Quebec, an MBA from the University of Rhode Island and a Ph.D 1983 to 1985. Dr. Mamarchev has a PhD in Counseling; Organi- from . Cheng has also been actively involved zational Behavior and Industrial Relations from the University with the athletic department throughout her career, serving as of Michigan in Ann Arbor. She also has degrees from Indiana faculty athletics representative from 1996-2004. University and Southern Methodist University.

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as high as eighth in the nation. Th e women’s volleyball team has qualifi ed for six of the last nine NCAA Tournaments. Th e wom- en’s basketball team also made the NCAA Tournament in 2001 BBudud HHaidetaidet and 2006, the women’s soccer team has been in the tournament four out of the last six years and the baseball team has also been AAthleticthletic DDirectorirector a regular in the NCAA Tournament.

In the classroom, 78 UWM student-athletes were named to the Horizon Academic Honor Roll in June, giving UWM the highest After more than 20 years of stellar service as the Director of Ath- number per sport off ered in the league. Numerous Panthers have letics at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Bud Haidet also won league and national academic awards, including three will retire at the end of this school year. student-athletes earning Academic All-America honors this past school year. And, the current cumulative grade point average of Th e department has experienced unprecedented success on and all student-athletes is above 3.0. off the playing surface under Haidet. In 2007-08, UWM won the Horizon League’s Women’s All-Sports Trophy for a seventh time Haidet has also directed an upgrade in facilities for all of UWM while seeing teams in women’s soccer, women’s volleyball and athletics. Th e recently-completed Klotsche Center renovation - men’s indoor and outdoor track and fi eld win league crowns. the Pavilion - has vastly improved the offi ce and training space for the athletic department and its student-athletes. Haidet has Th is continued a long line of success for Milwaukee athletics un- also led the extremely successful move by the men’s basketball der Haidet. In 2006-07, the Panthers’ women’s soccer team ad- team to the U.S. Cellular Arena in downtown Milwaukee and vanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for a sec- shown the way for improvements at and En- ond-straight year, while in 2005-06, UWM won the McCaff erty gelmann Field, which had lights installed for play in 2006. Trophy, the Horizon League’s All-Sports Trophy, for the fourth T The Athletic h

time. UWM won 10 league titles and claimed a third-straight Over Haidet’s tenure, athletics at UWM has moved from NAIA e regular season league title in men’s basketball. UWM has also Division II to NCAA Division I status, and from independent A won the women’s and men’s all-sports awards. status to membership in two athletic conferences. Haidet notes t that the strong commitment to athletics by the institution and h l Th e biggest highlight of the 2005-06 campaign came after the student association has greatly contributed to the rapid and suc- e t

Horizon League basketball season was completed. Th e Panther cessful growth of the program. He also feels past student-ath- i c men again made their mark in the NCAA Tournament, beating letes, coaches and administrators helped set in motion the suc- Director Big 12 power Oklahoma before falling to eventual national cham- cess UWM enjoys. pion Florida. At the same time, the Panther women were battling with Michigan State in the NCAA Tournament, only to fall in the Haidet is active in numerous NCAA activities. He has complet- contest. Th ose basketball accomplishments came on the heels of ed Level I-III NCAA Athletics Management courses and was a 2005 postseason run that saw the Panther men advance to the a member of two NCAA Division I Peer Review Certifi cation Sweet 16 and garner national recognition. teams and two NCAA committees. He was also recently the chair of the Horizon League’s Basketball is far from the only sport where UWM has experi- Executive Council and enced tremendous success. In fact, both the men’s and women’s is active in all of the soccer teams advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tour- league’s activities. Prior nament in 2005. Th e men knocked off Bradley before falling in to coming to UWM, overtime to national runner-up New Mexico, while the women Haidet was an athletics beat Purdue before falling to Marquette on a last-second goal. administrator at Miami University in Oxford, Th e success at UWM actually started long ago. UWM fi nished Ohio, where he earned second in the McCaff erty Trophy standings during the 1997-98 both his bachelor’s and school year and during the 1999-2000 school year. In fact, fol- master’s degrees. He lowing the 1999-2000 season, UWM fi nished just one point out was inducted into the of fi rst place and won the MCC men’s all-sports championship. Miami Athletics Hall of Th e Panthers then won the league’s all-sports trophy for the fi rst Fame in 2005. A former time after the 2000-01 season, and then won it again after the captain in the Marine 2003-04 campaign. Corps, Haidet enjoys weight training, hiking Many of UWM’s teams have also gained national recognition un- and fi shing, and spend- der Haidet. Th e great success of the men’s basketball team also ing time with his wife, includes an NCAA berth in 2003 and a National Invitation Tour- Beth, stepson, Drew, nament appearance in 2004. Th e men’s soccer team has qualifi ed four children and 13 for fi ve of the last six NCAA Tournaments and has been ranked grandchildren.

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After spending 14 seasons as the head volleyball coach at the Uni- Jason Clark was named the assistant athletics director for versity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Kathy Litzau is now an associate external operations in April of 1999. Clark serves as the marketing athletic director and senior women administrator at the school. director for UWM’s athletics department while also participating in other external aff airs. In her new role, Litzau is overseeing a variety of sports as well as the areas of student-athlete support services and student welfare. His main responsibilities are maintenance of sponsorship sales, She is also acting as the liason between the athletic department marketing, promotions and advertising for all 15 of UWM’s varsity and the campus and community while coordinating community sports. In addition, he oversees the Panther Media Network, relations projects for the department. helping to coordinate UWM’s relationships with its radio and tevelision partners. Clark also helps to coordinate some special Th e numbers in the 14-year coaching tenure of Litzau in Milwau- events for the athletic department, including the annual men’s kee are astounding. She led the Panthers to nine 20-win seasons, basketball golf outing and the athletic department’s participation eight Horizon League regular season titles and six NCAA Tourna- in the Wisconsin State Fair. He also coordinates the activities of ments. Litzau was also named league coach of the year seven times the UWM cheerleaders and the school’s mascot, Pounce. and regional coach of the year twice. In all, she tallied 271 wins in her 14 seasons after taking over a program that won just three matches the season prior to her arrival. SSteveteve LLautzautz Litzau is a graduate of Notre Dame, where she played volleyball for four years and was the team captain and most valuable player her AAssistantssistant AADD senior season. She also has a master’s degree from Illinois, where she spent time as an assistant volleyball coach. Th e Naperville, Ill., native also worked at Wisconsin and Michigan State before taking over at UWM in 1993. Steve Lautz is starting his sixth year as the compliance coordina-

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M Litzau and her husband, Steve, have three daughters - Lauren, athletics for compliance in the summer of 2007. Danielle and Kayce - and a son - Nicholas. W Prior to coming to UWM, Lautz was a law clerk and associate for U UWM Bond, Schoeneck and King in Overland Park, Kan., for four years. UWM ATHLETIC BOARD He represented colleges and universities on matters involving NCAA Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Athletic Board plays a legislation and conducted investigations of alleged NCAA rules role in connecting the athletic department to the rest of the campus community. Made up of a variety of staff and faculty violations. He was also involved in conducting audits of athletic de- members, students and alumni, the board meets monthly and gets partments, particularly in the areas of recruiting, summer camps and involved in a number of the activities of the athletic department. clinics. He did his undergraduate work at Gustavus Adolphus before attending law school at the University of Kansas. He also served as Th e board’s stated mission includes fostering an environment in Editor-in-Chief of the Kansas Journal of Law and Public Policy. which a diversifi ed UWM athletic, intramural and recreation pro- gram can be competitively and fi nancially successful. Th e board is also dedicated to integrating a well-rounded athletic, intramural and recreation program into the life of the university, while also ensuring that the UWM athletic, intramural and recreation program operates in a manner that meets the highest ethical and regulatory standards. Members (As of Oct. 1)

Ann Snyder Douglas Woods Helen Mamarchev Teresa Johnson Jose Torres Steven Mohar Mark Keane Festus Obiakor Eric Becker LeVar Brian John Melanie Jennifer Earl Andrea Wrench James Lemke Dinah Gygi Filippo Carini Th omas R. Hughes Ridgeway Morgan Stewart Fisher Ginny Stoff el Maureen Keyes Aaron Riippa Tickets and Tickets and Corporate Director of Jim Cleary Bud Haidet Events Events Sales Athletic Manager Coordinator Manager Development

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Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Athletics Department UWM is a member of the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills Program. is committed to enhancing the opportunities of academic, athletic Th e mission of the NCAA and UWM is to maintain intercollegiate and personal success of every student-athlete. A partnership has athletics as an integral part of the campus educational program been created between the academic and athletic communities and the student-athlete as an integral part of the student body. on campus to give all student-athletes an opportunity to achieve With this in mind, the UWM program, “SUCCESS,” was created academic success. to support student-athlete development and to enhance the quality of the student-athlete experience within the university setting. UWM has had a full-time athletic academic advisor since 1998, reinforcing its commitment to its student-athletes’ academic Th e life skills program includes fi ve major commitments: success. All new student-athletes meet with their advisor on an •Commitment to Academic Excellence – support academic individual basis to assess specifi c needs. Programs for academic progress toward intellectual development and graduation advancement are developed, including monitoring courses, grades •Commitment to Athletic Excellence – build philosophical and academic progress. Th e Academic Assistance Center, located foundations for the development of athletic programs that are in the new Pavilion, provides student-athletes with a quiet place to broad-based, equitable and dedicated to the well-being of the study and one-on-one tutoring opportunities. Th e academic center student-athlete. also houses a full computer lab and numerous tutoring rooms. •Commitment to Personal Development – support the develop- ment of a well-balanced lifestyle, encouraging emotional well-be- Tom Vollman is UWM’s full-time athletic ing, personal growth and decision-making skills academic advisor, working closely with all •Commitment to Career Development – encourage the student- student-athletes. Vollman has developed athlete to develop and pursue career and life goals a comprehensive program for academic •Commitment to Service – engage the student-athlete in service enhancement while also providing tutor- to his/her campus and surrounding communities T The Student ing and support service assistance, coordi- h nating coursework and monitoring grade STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE e reports, academic progress and degree The UWM Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is S t completion requirements. composed of current Panther student-athletes. It is assembled to u provide insight into the student-athlete experience by promoting, d e

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Student-athletes receive priority when registering for classes. Aca- academic achievement, professional development, health-con- t demic advisors provide ongoing assistance with class scheduling scious life choices and social responsibility. Athlete and career planning. Progress reports from the professors of each student-athlete are sought periodically throughout the year, and Th e UWM SAAC is committed to the following initiatives: academic progress is monitored regularly. • Providing student-athletes with the opportunity to eff ectively TUTORS communicate with the department administration and off er sug- Individuals and group tutors are available in all subjects to student- gestions to enhance the quality of the student-athlete experience athletes upon request. Th e new Pavilion has private tutoring and study rooms for student-athletes. • Promoting eff ective communication among coaches, the depart- ment administration and student-athletes STRUCTURED STUDY All freshmen are required to attend study table for eight hours per • Promoting an awareness of UWM Athletics throughout the week. Students meet Monday through Th ursday for two hours campus and the Greater Milwaukee area per night and are monitored by a member of the coaching staff . Upperclassmen with a cumulative grade point average of less than • Reviewing NCAA legislative proposals and make recommenda- 3.0 are also required to attend, however their hours are pro-rated tions to the department administration based on their GPA. SAAC members serve as liaisons between student-athletes, the POST-GRADUATE OPPORTUNITIES athletic administration and the campus community. Athletes are UWM boasts a 95 percent job placement rate through the on-cam- encouraged to communicate concerns and ideas to their captains pus Career Development Center. Approximately 200 employers and/or for discussion at scheduled committee meetings. interview on-campus each year. Workshops are off ered to assist Th e UWM SAAC operates in conjunction with the Horizon student-athletes in planning their career paths. Numerous intern- League SAAC and the NCAA SAAC. Steve Bode of men’s soc- ships and job opportunities are available in the metro Milwaukee cer and Sarah Moore of women’s volleyball represented UWM area, the business and economic center of Wisconsin. on the Horizon League SAAC last year. Moore also sat on the NCAA SAAC.

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Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwau- But the 2006-07 season was far from kee has moved itself into a prominent the fi rst successful one for Panther position both regionally and nationally athletics. In 2005-06, UWM saw both UWM IN THE NCAAs Men’s Soccer in the world of intercollegiate athlet- of its soccer teams win league titles 1979 First Round ics. and advance to the second round of 1980 First Round the NCAA Tournament, while the 1990 First Round In fact, UWM has consistently shown 2001 First Round it is the top athletic program in the 2002 Second Round Horizon League. Th e school has won 2003 Second Round the league’s McCaff erty Trophy four 2004 Second Round times in the last eight years, including a 2005 Second Round stretch of three-straight victories from 2003-04 to 2005-06. UWM has also Track & Field 1995 Nationals won the women’s all-sports awards 1996 Nationals seven times and the men’s all-sports award three times. Women’s Soccer 1997 First Round Th e 2007-08 school year was another 2001 First Round banner one for Panther sports. In the 2002 First Round fall, UWM’s volleyball and women’s men’s and women’s basketball teams 2005 Second Round soccer teams each claimed Horizon also played in the NCAA Tourney. Th e 2006 Second Round League titles. Th en, later in the year, men again caught the eyes of the na- the men’s track and fi eld team captured tion with a win over Oklahoma in the Women’s Volleyball 1998 First Round both the indoor and outdoor league ti- fi rst round before being eliminated by 1999 First Round tles, bringing to 30 the number of team eventual national champion Florida in 2000 First Round track titles UWM has won since 1998. the second round. 2001 First Round Plus, the women’s track and fi eld team 2002 First Round A Winning Way A Winning

: fi nished second in both the indoor and Th e men’s basketball team also helped 2006 First Round s outdoor seasons while the baseball put UWM athletics on the national c i Baseball

t team advanced all the way to the title map in 2004-05. UWM pulled off e game of the league tournament. upset wins over Alabama and Boston 1999 Regionals l 2001 Regionals h College to advance to the Sweet 16 of t Th e 2006-07 school year was another the NCAA Tournament. Th e Panthers 2002 Regionals A

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UWM Athletics: U UWM Athletics: claimed league crowns. Th e success the hearts and minds of the nation’s started in the fall as both the women’s college basketball fans. Men’s Basketball soccer and women’s volleyball teams 2003 First Round won the league regular season crown, You have to go even further back to 2005 Sweet 16 with the volleyball squad also captur- fi nd the true start of the great run of 2006 Second Round ing the league tourney title. Both teams success at UWM. In the 2002-03 sea- advanced to the NCAA Tournament, son, UWM won fi ve league titles and UWM IN THE CLASSROOM where the women’s soccer team moved sent four teams to NCAA Tournament Departmental Team cumulative GPA to the second round for the second- play. Th e Panther men’s soccer team (as of June 2008) straight season. was ranked as high as eighth in the 3.172 nation and the men’s basketball team UWM also continued its dominance made its first NCAA Tournament Number of Student-Athletes With in track and fi eld, winning indoor and appearance. UWM’s fi rst McCaff erty 3.0-or-better cumulative GPA outdoor team titles on both the men’s Trophy came after the Panthers won (as of June 2008) and women’s sides. Th ose champion- nine league titles in the 2000-01 school 151 ships brought to 28 the number of year. team track league titles UWM has won Student-Athletes on League Honor Roll since 1998. UWM student-athletes have also 70 become known for their work in

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Center, opened in January of 2006 Athletics has a long history at UWM. Women’s Indoor Track & Field A Winning Way and now houses all of the athletics Some sports records date back to the 2000, 2001,2003, 2006, 2007 offi ces, as well as new locker rooms, late 1800’s and UWM fi elded a football team rooms, training rooms, weight team until 1974. UWM has played on Women’s Outdoor Track & Field rooms and an academic center. Th e all levels of NCAA competition, includ- 1998, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2007 facility, which also includes a tremen- ing stints as a Division II and Division dous amount of space for the general III institution along with its current run Men’s Swimming & Diving student population, rates as one of the in Division I. UWM athletics also spent 2000 best athletic offi ce and workout facili- some years in NAIA competition. ties in the Horizon League. Women’s Swimming & Diving 2001 Th e school’s athletic teams have also Th e project also included a renova- competed in the Wisconsin state Men’ s Soccer tion of the 5,000-seat Klotsche Center, school league for a number of years, 1990,1993,1997, 2001, which is home to the women’s volley- while competing in the Mid-Continent 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 ball, women’s basketball and track and Conference and Midwestern Col- fi eld teams. Th e facility now has air legiate Conference/Horizon League Women’s Soccer conditioning and a new sound system, since moving all of its varsity sports to 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, as well as two new concession stands. Division I in the fall of 1990. 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Plus, with it standing adjacent to the new Pavilion, fans attending events UWM has 15 varsity athletic teams Women’s Volleyball can park in the Pavilion’s new parking and off ers its prospective student-ath- 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, garage and attend events without ever letes aid in the form of athletic scholar- 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 stepping outside. Th e swimming and ships. Full and partial scholarships are Men’s Basketball diving teams have their own pool in available in all 15 varsity sports. Full 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 the Klotsche Center, located on the scholarships include the cost of room lower level. and board, in addition to tuition and Women’s Basketball books. Scholarships are based on ath- 2001, 2006 letic ability and academic success.

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Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s newest on-campus building is the Pavilion, which is the home to UWM Athletics.

Th e Pavilion offi cially opened its doors to the public in January of 2006 and the building was offi cially dedicated by Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle and UWM Chancellor Carlos Santiago on May 2.

Among the new athletics facilities in the building specifi cally are of- fi ces for coaches and staff , a student-athlete-only weight room, new locker rooms for all teams and team rooms and lounges for men’s bas- ketball, women’s basketball and women’s volleyball.

Th e recreation center has two expansive levels and houses four sport courts surrounded by a suspended 1/8 mile track. Th e facility is uti- lized by individuals seeking open gym space, run and walk space on the track, and the University’s intramural programs.

Th e building also includes academic facilities for the College of Health Sciences along with accommodations for the new Physical Th erapy and expanded Sports Medicine programs.

Th e $40 million project, which broke ground in June of 2003, came in below budget due to a favorable bidding climate. Half of the funding is coming from UWM parking fees, while the other half is from state funds and student segregated fees. Th e athletic department has also UWM student-athletes are also benefi tting from the brand-new sports undertaken a variety of fundraising eff orts for even larger enhance- medicine center in the Pavilion, which more than triples the previous ments within its space in the facility. space available for UWM’s athletic trainers. Th e facility also includes a 2,800-square-foot academic assistance center to help student-ath- Th e most distinctive feature of the 135,000-gross-square-foot Pavilion Pavilion letes in the classroom. Th e new academic center includes a computer e is the extensive use of glass “walls,” creating a feeling of openness and lab along with group and individual study and tutoring rooms. A 618- h allowing expansive views of nearby Downer Woods and the campus.

T The space indoor parking garage is also part of the facility. Architects for the project were Venture Architects of Milwaukee, a UWM’s general student population is also benefi tting tremendously joint venture of Kahler Slater Architects and the Zimmerman Design from the new facility. A new fi tness center has expansive rooms for Group. Th ey emphasize that placement and tinting of windows, called cardio workouts, as well as a weight room. Th e state-of-the-art area “cool daylighting,” not only allows a wash of daylight inside while re- is the most visible from the outside of the facility, as it features two ducing energy needs. levels of windows. ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION • COACHES • SUPPORT STAFF Administration Baseball Women’s Soccer Bud Haidet Director of Athletics ...... 229-5669 Scott Doff ek Head Coach ...... 229-5670 Mike Moynihan Head Coach ...... 229-4554 Kathy Litzau Associate AD/SWA ...... 229-3739 Cory Bigler Assistant Coach ...... 229-2433 David Nikolic Associate Head Coach ...... 229-2305 Jason Clark Assistant AD ...... 229-2351 Chris Maravalli Assistant Coach ...... 229-5581 Steve Lautz Assistant AD ...... 229-3073 Men’s Basketball Kevin O’Connor Sports Info Director ...... 229-5674 Head Coach ...... 229-5158 Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Kevin Conway Assistant SID ...... 229-2413 Brian Bidlingmyer Assistant Coach ...... 229-6192 Erica Janssen Head Coach ...... 229-1131 Chris Zills Assistant SID ...... 229-4593 Chad Boudreau Assistant Coach ...... 229-3738 Kyle Clements Assistant Coach ...... 229-5153 LeVar Ridgeway Ticket/Events Mgr...... 229-2958 Duff y Conroy Assistant Coach ...... 229-4294 TBA Assistant Coach ...... 229-0534 Brian Morgan Asst. Ticket/Events Mgr...... 229-2958 Ronnie Jones Video Coordinator ...... 229-4490 Dave Clark Director of Camps ...... 229-2238 Chip MacKenzie Dir. of Basketball Ops...... 229-5175 Women’s Tennis Tom Vollman Academic Advisor ...... 229-2257 Matt McCaskill Head Coach ...... 229-5523 John Stewart Corporate Sales ...... 229-5158 Women’s Basketball Melanie Fisher Athletic Development ...... 229-3904 Sandy Botham Head Coach ...... 229-4405 Men’s and Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country Vicki Hastings Co-Coach ...... 229-3777 John Motherwell Assistant Coach ...... 229-5661 Pete Corfeld Head Coach ...... 229-5149 Leigh Wallace Cheerleading Co-Coach ...... 229-3777 Sheila Roux Assistant Coach ...... 229-3889 Jason Francis Assistant Coach ...... 229-2567 Ann Brantman Program Assistant ...... 229-5669 Lindsay Bronson Assistant Coach ...... 229-3889 Stefan Rudiger Assistant Coach ...... 229-1130 Jill Jurena Program Assistant ...... 229-3710 Brenna Rollie Dir. of Basketball Ops...... 229-2468 Brenda Brown Program Assistant ...... 229-5151 Women’s Volleyball DeeDee Merritt Program Assistant ...... 229-5158 Men’s Soccer Susie Johnson Associate Head Coach ...... 229-4483 Celita Kouzes Accountant ...... 229-3383 Jon Coleman Head Coach ...... 229-5150 Lindsey Vanden Berg Assistant Coach ...... 229-4483 Chris Dadaian Assistant Coach ...... 229-5377 Evan Berg Assistant Coach ...... 229-4483 Jesse Rosen Assistant Coach ...... 229-2498

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Celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2008- State Capitol Building, Victory Field and fi nished fourth at the 2005 NCAA Cross 09, the Horizon League continues to aspire the NCAA national offi ce. Country Championships. toward its goal of being one of the nation’s leading athletics conferences while being HISTORY ACADEMIC SUCCESS recognized as a leader in the development of Founded on June 16, 1979, as the Midwest- Horizon League student-athletes also ex- student-athletes as leaders and role models. ern City Conference with six charter mem- cel in the classroom as more than 500 have bers, the League changed its name to the been named to the Academic Honor Roll Midwestern Collegiate Conference in 1985 each of the past seven semesters for carry- and added women’s sports for the 1986-87 ing a grade-point average of 3.2 or better, academic year. Charter members of the including more than 600 for the fall 2007 conference included current members But- and spring 2008 semesters. Forty-eight ler and Loyola as well as the University of student-athletes were named to ESPN Th e Evansville, Oklahoma City University, Oral Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Roberts University and Xavier University. teams in 2007-08, while 14 earned Aca- Among other current members, Detroit demic All-America honors, including a pair joined in 1980, and Cleveland State, UIC, of fi rst-team selections. Green Bay, Milwaukee and Wright State came aboard in 1994 in the largest non- DEMOGRAPHICS merger conference expansion in history, Horizon League institutions boast a com- with Youngstown State joining in 2001 and bined enrollment of more than 130,000 Th e Horizon League membership features Valparaiso in 2007. plus nearly a quarter-million living alumni ten public and private institutions that centered in the League’s Midwest footprint. have impressive academic reputations and On June 4, 2001, the Horizon League un- League media markets include fi ve of the a storied tradition of broad-based athletic veiled its current name and ushered in a nation’s top 35 in Chicago, Detroit, Cleve- programs. Current membership includes new dynamic direction that has brought the land, Indianapolis and Milwaukee, covering Butler University, Cleveland State Univer- League closer to its stated goal of being one more than ten million television households H Horizon sity, the University of Detroit Mercy, the of the nation’s top ten conferences with a and encompassing more than nine percent o r

University of Illinois at Chicago, Loyola focus on enhancing the student-athletes ex- of the nation’s television audience. i z

University Chicago, Valparaiso University, perience by upgrading the League’s market o the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, and competitive positions. McCAFFERTY TROPHY n the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Th e Horizon League annually awards the League Wright State University and Youngstown ATHLETIC SUCCESS McCaff erty Trophy in recognition of its all- State University. In the past few years, the Horizon League sports champion in honor of its fi rst commis- has enjoyed unprecedented success on the sioner, James J. McCaff erty. Cleveland State Th e Horizon League sponsors competition national stage, highlighted by three Sweet won its fi rst McCaff erty Trophy in school in 19 sports – nine for men (baseball, bas- Sixteen appearances (Butler 2003, 2007; history following the 2007-08 academic year. ketball, cross country, golf, soccer, swim- Milwaukee 2005) and eight wins in the Th e Vikings also captured their fi rst Men’s ming and diving, indoor track and fi eld, NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship in All-Sports Award, while Milwaukee claimed outdoor track and fi eld and tennis) and the past six seasons. the women’s honor for the third straight year ten for women (basketball, cross country, and seventh time in the past eight years. As golf, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, In other sports, League teams have won at an indication of the League’s competitive indoor track and fi eld, outdoor track and least one game in their respective NCAA balance, eight of its ten schools won at least fi eld, tennis and volleyball). In all sports, all Championships each of the last six seasons one team championship last year. teams participate in their respective post- in men’s soccer (Milwaukee 2002-05, UIC season League championships regardless 2006-07), with UIC just one win away from of regular-season performance, allowing the College Cup in 2007. In softball, League all student-athletes an opportunity to qual- teams won a game in the national tourna- ify for NCAA championships. Th e League ment four straight years earlier in the de- receives automatic bids to NCAA cham- cade (UIC 2002, 2004; Wright State 2003; pionships in baseball, men’s and women’s Green Bay 2005) while advancing into the basketball, men’s golf, men’s and women’s second round in women’s soccer three of soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, the last four seasons (Detroit 2004, Milwau- and women’s volleyball. kee 2005-06). Green Bay’s women’s basket- ball team added to that résumé with a vic- Th e Horizon League is headquartered in tory in the 2007 NCAA Women’s Basketball Indianapolis, the “Amateur Sports Capi- Championship. Butler’s Victoria Mitchell tal of the World,” with offi ces in the Pan became the League’s fi rst NCAA individual American Plaza (201 S. Capitol Avenue), champion when she won the 3,000-meter located a block from Lucas Oil Stadium and steeplechase at the 2005 NCAA Outdoor just minutes from Conseco Fieldhouse, the Track and Field Championships and then

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Erected in 1977, the Klotsche Center has undergone numer- Th e Klotsche Center is used as a practice facility for most ous renovations to help keep it a top-notch facility. Th e latest of UWM’s varsity sports, and serves as the homecourt for renovation project added new offi ce space for the depart- volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball. A four-lane ment of athletics, locker rooms and weight rooms, a practice indoor track, added in 1996, is home to the UWM men’ s gymnasium and new athletic training facilities. Th e project, and women’s track and fi eld teams, and the Klotsche Na- called the Pavilion, was completed in January 2006. tatorium, located on the lower level, is home to the UWM swimming and diving teams. Th e arena area was renovated prior to the 1998-99 school Natatorium year. Th e $2 million project including the addition of comfort Th e Klotsche Center has been home to a number of major e

h and chairback seating. In 1996, new wood fl ooring and a new sporting events, including the 1999 MCC Indoor Track and c

s indoor track were added to the Klotsche Center. Th e fl oor Field Championships, the 2001 Horizon League Women’s t has been renovated recently with the addition of the new Volleyball Championship and the 2001 WIAA Boys’ and o l Horizon League logo. Also, the addition of the new Panther Girls’ Sectional Basketball Championships. Th e Horizon K Klotsche and UWM logos was completed in the summer of 1999. League Track and Field Championships were in Th e Klotsche Center can hold as many as 5,000 spectators Milwaukee in the spring of for a sporting event. Th e largest crowd to ever see a sport- 2003 and the league’s wom- ing event at the Klotsche Center is 5,015, present when en’s basketball tournament the UWM men’s basketball team faced Butler in January was played in the Klotsche of 2003. Center during the 2003-04 season.

In 2002, the Klotsche Center played host to a game involving the Yugoslavian National Basketball team and NBA super- star Vlade Divac. Th e team wound up winning the World Basketball Championships. Th e arena also played host to an appearance by President George W. Bush late in the year.

Th e Klotsche Center is also home to UWM’s intramural program and recreation center. It features a 25-meter pool, racquetball courts, weight rooms, training rooms and classrooms for instructional use, along with upstairs offi ce space.

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