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QUICK FACTS WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY COACHING STAFF LOCATION Pullman, Wash. 99163 HEAD COACH Matt Leach (Indiana ‘04), 3rd Season FOUNDED 1890 ASSISTANT COACH Kate Moore (East Carolina ‘07), 1st Season ENROLLMENT 20,286 DIR. OF OPERATIONS Russell Whitaker (Wyoming ‘17), 4th Season NICKNAME Cougars COLORS Crimson and Gray TEAM INFORMATION AFFILIATION NCAA Division I 2019-20 RECORD 3-7 CONFERENCE Pac-12 PAC-12 FINISH Eighth, 396 FACILITY Gibb Pool CAPACITY 575 2020-21 SCHEDULE PRESIDENT Kirk H. Shulz Nov. 20 at Idaho Moscow, Idaho All Day ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Pat Chun Nov. 21 at Idaho Moscow, Idaho 11 a.m. FACULTY ATHLETIC REP Dr. Nancy Swanger Jan. 15 Utah * Gibb Pool 5 p.m. ATHLETICS PHONE (509) 335-0311 Jan. 23 Seattle U Seattle, Wash. 10 a.m. WEBSITE www.wsucougars.com Jan. 29 Idaho Gibb Pool 5 p.m. Feb. 24-27 Pac-12 Championships Federal Way, Wash. All Day WSU ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS March 11-13 CSCAA National Invite Elkhart, Ind. All Day ADDRESS Bohler Athletic Complex, 195 March 17-20 NCAA Championships Greensboro, N.C. All Day OFFICE PHONE (509) 335-COUG * Pac-12 Conference Meet OFFICE FAX (509) 335-0267 ASST. DIRECTOR/WSWIM Bobby Alworth OFFICE PHONE (509)335-5785 CELL (951)452-6129 EMAIL [email protected]
The home of Cougar swimming was dedicated in honor of Douglas Gibb, who served on the WSU faculty from 1942 to 1980, as supervi- sor of the aquatics program and swimming coach. The women’s swimming team has utilized the facility since 1976.
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BY CLASS SENIORS(4) 2020-21 ROSTER Mackenzie Duarte Samantha Howell NAME EVENT(S) CLASS MAJOR / INTEREST* HOMETOWN Chloe Larson Emily Barrier Freestyle Jr. Environmental Science* Fort Collins, Colo. Taylor McCoy Payton Bokowy Freestyle Jr. Data Analytics* Sandpoint, Idaho JUNIORS (5) Lauren Burckel Breaststroke/IM Jr. Biology Albuquerque, N.M. Emily Barrier Mackenzie Duarte Breaststroke/IM Sr. Kinesiology Walnut Creek, Calif. Payton Bokowy Lauren Burckel Keiana Fountaine Freestyle Jr. Psychology Tracy, Calif. Keiana Fountaine Paige Gardner Sprint Freestyle Jr. Biology Walla Walla, Wash. Paige Gardner Hailey Grotte Sprint Freestyle Fr. Undeclared Battle Ground, Wash. SOPHOMORES (8) Samantha Howell Distance Freestyle Sr. Human Development Austin, Texas Mikaela Kirton Isabelle Huynh Butterfly/Backstroke Fr. Undeclared Bellevue, Wash. Kate Laderoute Sarah Jarding Backstroke/IM Fr. Undeclared Carmel, Ind. Sierra Ortiz Mikaela Kirton Butterfly/Freestyle So. Kinesiology Centennial, Colo. Ku’u Pattersen Corinne Pelzer Kate Laderoute Backstroke/IM So. English West Linn, Ore. Jewel Springer Chloe Larson Sprint Freestyle Sr. Kinesiology Rapid City, South Dakota Michee Van Rooyen Lauren Lewis Backstroke/IM Fr. Undeclared Woodbury, Minn. Mia Zahab Josie Liebzeit Freestyle/IM Fr. Undeclared Lakewood, Calif. FRESHMEN (11) Taylor McCoy Backstroke/IM Sr. Political Science/Sport Management Pullman, Wash. Hailey Grotte Ula McPherson Sprint Freestyle Fr. Undeclared Bend, Ore. Isabelle Huynh Sarah Jarding Sierra Ortiz Butterfly/Backstroke So. Animal Science Las Cruces, N.M. Lauren Lewis Ku’uleionalani Patterson Freestyle So. Animal Science* Captain Cook, Hawaii Josie Liebzeit Corinne Pelzer Sprint Freestyle So. Kinesiology Sioux Falls, S.D. Ula McPherson Makayla Poloni Makayla Poloni Backstroke Fr. Undeclared Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Kiana Swain Jewel Springer Backstroke/Butterfly So. Animal Science Federal Way, Wash. Kaya Takashige Kiana Swain Butterfly Fr. Undeclared Pukekohe, New Zealand Alexandra Vartiainen Kaya Takashige Breaststroke/Butterfly Fr. Undeclared Wahiawa, Hawaii Emily Ward Michee van Rooyen Distance Freestyle So. Animal Science Pretoria, South Africa BY STROKE (*IM) Alexandra Vartiainen Breaststroke Fr. Undeclared Bromma, Sweden FREESTYLE (11) Emily Ward Breaststroke/IM Fr. Undeclared Auburn, Wash. Emily Barrier Payton Bokowy Mia Zahab Butterfly/IM So. Criminal Justice/Psychology Ottawa, Canada Keiana Fountaine Paige Gardner (Sprint) HEAD COACH: Matt Leach (Indiana, 2004), 3rd Season Hailey Grotte (Sprint) Samantha Howell (Distance) ASSISTANT COACH: Kate Moore (East Carolina, 2007), 1st Season Mikaela Kirton DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS: Russell Whitaker (Wyoming, 2017), 4th Season Chloe Larson (Sprint) Josie Liebzeit* Ula McPherson (Sprint) PRONUNCIATIONS Ku’u Pattersen Payton BOKOWY - Bah-KOH-ee Corinne Pelzer (Sprint) Mackenzie DUARTE - Dwar-TEE Michee van Rooyen (Distance) KEIANA Fountaine - KEY-ana BACKSTROKE (11) Hailey GROTTE – GROTT – tee Isabelle Huynh Isabelle HUYNH - WHIN Kate Laderoute* JOSIE LIEBZEIT – JOE-see LEEB-zite Sarah Jarding* Lauren Lewis* KU’ULEIONALANI Patterson – koo-u-lee-ona-lawny Taylor McCoy* MICHEE van Rooyen – ME-shay Sierra Ortiz Kiana Swain HOMETOWN – POO-kay-kohee Makayla Poloni Jewel Springer KAYA TAKASHIGE – KYA – TAK-ah-SHEE-gay Kaya Takashige HOMETOWN – WHA-hee-ah-wha BREASTSTROKE (11) Mia ZAHAB – ZAH-hob Lauren Burckel* Mackenzie Duarte* Kaya Takashige Alexandra Vartiainen Emily Ward*
BUTTERFLY (11) Isabelle Huynh Mikaela Kirton Sierra Ortiz Jewel Springer Kiana Swain Kaya Takashige Mia Zahab*
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2020-21 HEADSHOT ROSTER
Emily Barrier Payton Bokowy Lauren Burckel Mackenzie Duarte Keiana Fountaine Paige Gardner Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr.
Hailey Grotte Samantha Howell Isabelle Huynh Sarah Jarding Mikaela Kirton Kate Laderoute Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. So.
Chloe Larson Lauren Lewis Josie Liebzeit Taylor McCoy Ula McPherson Sierra Ortiz Sr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. So.
Ku’uleionalani Patterson Corinne Pelzer Makayla Poloni Jewel Springer Kiana Swain Kaya Takashige So. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr.
Michee van Rooyen Alexandra Vartiainen Emily Ward Mia Zahab Matt Leach Kate Moore So. Fr. Fr. So. Head Coach Assistant Coach
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MATT LEACH - HEAD COACH Matt Leach begins his third season leading the Washington State University Women’s Swimming program after being hired July 19, 2018. In his second season leading the Cougars, Leach continued the impressive trend of posting record- setting times, earning trips to the postseason and success in the classroom. The 2019-20 team set three school-records, recorded 21 Top-10 times, post their second-highest point total at the Pac-12 Confer- ence Championships in the last 13 seasons and saw 10 swimmers earn a trip to the postseason CSCAA National Invitational Championships. Leach also saw four Cougars post 2020 (2021) Olympic Qualifying Times in Lauren Burckel (USA), Mackenzie Duarte (USA), Taylor McCoy (USA) and Mia Zahab (Canada). In the classroom, eight student-athletes were named to the Pac-12 Conference Academic Winter Honor Roll while as a team, WSU earned CSCAA Scholar All-America Team Honors in the fall and capped the school year with a 3.54 Spring Team GPA, the highest semester GPA in the previous 10 years. Leach guided his young Cougar team to a number of accomplishments in his first season at WSU highlighted by producing the program’s first NCAA National Championship participant in sophomore Mackenzie Duarte since 2010. Leach also led the Cougars to the postseason, finishing eighth at the CSCAA National Invitational Championships including an individual title by Linnea Lindberg in the 50 breastroke. The Cougars reached many milestones under Leach in 2018-19, posted ten WSU Top-10 times at the Pac-12 Conference Championships, set two school records in the 100 free and 200 breast through the year, three different swimmers recorded double-digit wins and as a team were ranked second in the Pac-12 based on improvement from the year prior, according SwimSwam.com. Academically, WSU earned CS- CAA Scholar All-America Team honors (Team GPA of 3.00+) in the fall and spring, three swimmers earned CSCAA Scholar All-American honorable mention accolades and eight earned Pac-12 All-Academic honors including a pair of first-team selections. Leach joined WSU after spending the previous three years at Indiana State where he started the swimming and diving programs in 2015 and began competing in the 2016-17 season. In the program’s second season, Leach was named the 2017-18 Missouri Valley Coach of the Year after guiding the Sycamores to a 13-win campaign that featured a 10-dual match win streak and a record-setting team performance at the Missouri Valley Conference Championships where ISU set school records in every event, highlighted by the program’s first individual conference champion. Nine Sycamores earned All-MVC honors including a trio of first-team selections. Out of the pool, Leach saw his team earn CSCAA Scholar All-American honors for the third straight semester, including the high- est team GPA in the Missouri Valley Conference. Six student-athletes earned MVC All-Academic honors this past season after five earned the same honor in 2016-17. Prior to Indiana State, Leach spent six seasons at the University of Wyoming (2009-15), including the final four seasons as as- sociate head coach and worked extensively with sprint swimmers. Leach helped rewrite the Cowgirl record books, as every sprint event school record was broke during his time on staff. He has also coached sprint swimmers to NCAA and Olympic trials competitions includ- ing two-time All-America selection Kelsey Conci who earned trips to the NCAA Championships in the 100 backstroke and the 50 and 100 freestyle, placing 10th in the 100 backstroke at the 2011 NCAA Championships and ninth at the 2012 championships. Leach arrived at Wyoming from Louisiana State University where he began as a graduate assistant in 2004, and then as a vol- unteer assistant coach for two seasons (2007-09). At LSU, Leach helped guide several athletes to the NCAA Championships, and a top-25 ranking for both the men’s and women’s teams. Leach also served as the head age group coach at Tiger Aquatics from 2006-09 where he was named the 2007 Louisiana State Age Group Coach of the Year for his efforts in his first season. A native of Portland, Ore., Leach swam collegiately at Indiana University (2000-04), where he was a was a four-time All-Amer- ican, helped the Hoosiers to a Big Ten Conference Championship in the 200 medley relay as a senior and still holds school records as a member of the 200 freestyle relay and 400 medley relay. Leach also performed on the national stage, as he took part in the 2000 and 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials. Leach graduated from Indiana in December 2004 with a bachelor’s degree in environmental management. He received his mas- ter’s degree, also in environmental planning and management, from LSU in May 2007. Leach and his wife, Katie welcomed their daughter Eloise in 2020.
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KATE MOORE - ASSISTANT COACH
Washington State Swimming Head Coach Matt Leach announced Aug. 21 the hiring of Kate Moore as the Cougars’ as- sistant coach. Moore joins WSU as spending the previous 10 seasons as a member of the East Carolina University Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving coach staff following a decorated four-year career as a student-athlete at ECU. Moore worked the past three seasons as ECU’s associate head coach, the previous two seasons as the head assistant coach and prior five seasons as an assistant coach. During Moore’s time on the staff, the Pirates won four American Athletic Conference titles, sent nine athletes to the NCAA Championships and helped ECU claim 41 individual conference titles and 21 relay championships. A native of Pottstown, Pa., Moore was a four-time all-conference performer, championship finalist and U.S. Open quali- fier. As a junior in 2006, Moore achieved personal best times in the 200 and 400 IM, which were both ranked among the Top- 10 times in school history. The following year Moore posted the second-fastest time at ECU in the 100-yard butterfly and the 200-yard butterfly. Moore’s passion for the sport was on display even as a freshman and her diligence in the pool was rewarded as she voted the team’s Most Improved Swimmer during the 2003-04 season. The following season she was the recipient of the ECU Coaches Award. At the conclusion of the 2006-07 season, she received the team’s Most Outstanding Swimmer award. Moore received her bachelor’s degree in physical education in 2007 and earned her master’s degree in health education in 2009.
RUSSELL WHITAKER - DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
Russell Whitaker begins his fourth season as the Cougars’ Director of Swimming Operations. Whitaker also coaches the Cougar Aquatics Swim Club team where he has produced LSC Age Group record-holders, sectional, future, TYR Pro Series, Junior National and national qualifiers in the pool and helped produce scholastic All- Americans in the classroom. Whitaker has also coached the Gold Medal Swim Club in Moscow, Idaho, at Fossil Ridge High School in Fort Collins, Colo., Rock Springs High School and Laramie High School in Wyoming and worked as a camp counselor at the University of Wyoming swimming camps. Whitaker graduated from Wyoming in 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and was a two-time All- State swimmer at Evanston High School in Wyoming.
Savannah Horning Monty Mathews Athletic Trainer Strength & Conditioning
Sara Cochran Jon Arslanian Equipment Manager Tutor Coordinator and Academic Advisor
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EMILY BARRIER PAYTON BOKOWY
Junior Junior Freestyle Freestyle Fort Collins, Colo. Sandpoint, Idaho Rocky Mountain HS ‘18 Sandpoint HS ‘18 Environmental Science Data Analytics
WASHINGTON STATE CAREER WASHINGTON STATE CAREER SOPHOMORE (2019-20): Was a member of one relay win…finished third SOPHOMORE (2019-20): Member of two winning 400 free relay teams (Ida- in 100 fly against No. 10 California (10/24)…was member of 200 free re- ho, UCLA)…member of 400 free relay win (3:33.44) and finished second lay win at Wyoming and Colorado State (11/9)…recorded CSCAA National in 100 free (53.41) against Idaho (10/18)…finished third in 100 free (53.15) Invitational time in 200 free (1:50.01) at Phil Hansel Invitational in Hous- against No. 8 USC (1/10)…member of 400 free relay win (3:29.67) and fin- ton (11/22), also a season best…finished fourth in the 100 free (53.68) ished second in 100 free (53.33) against No. 31 UCLA (1/11)…member of against No. 8 USC (1/10)…set season-bests in the 50 free (23.45) and 100 record-setting 400 free relay team (3:19.70) at Pac-12 Conference Champi- free (51.31), and was member of WSU-record setting 400 free relay team onships (2/20)…recorded three CSCAA NIT qualifying times and personal (3:19.70) at the Pac-12 Conference Championships (2/27, 2/29), recorded bests in the 50 free (23.41), 100 free (50.54) and 200 free (1:49.78) at the CSCAA National Invitational time in 50 free…earned a trip to the CSCAA Pac-12 Championships (2/26-29)…earned a trip to the CSCAA National In- National Invitational in Cleveland, competed in the 50 fly (3/12). vitational in Cleveland, competed in the 50 fly (3/12)…named to Pac-12 Winter Academic Honor Roll (Data Analytics). FRESHMAN (2018-19): Recorded sixth-fastest time in program history in the 50 free at the Phill Hansel Invitational, touching the wall in 23.07... FRESHMAN (2018-19): Recorded career-best 1:54.70 in the 200 free at the clocked second-fastest time in-season in the 100 free at 50.72...member of Pac-12 Championships...member of ninth-place 800 free relay team at NIC three season-best relay teams...member of eight winning relays, including Championships...member of 200 free relay team that recorded second- the 400 medley relay over then-No. 14 Arizona and the 800 free relay over fastest time in season then-No. 24 Arizona State HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER Four-year letter winner at Sandpoint High School under head coach Mike Earned four letters as a Lobo at Rocky Mountain High School…earned All- Brosnahan…named state captain her sophomore year…earned captain Conference honors all four years…as a FRESHMAN, placed fourth in the her junior and senior years…as a FRESHMAN, won districts and state 100 free and sixth in 200 IM at state…as a JUNIOR, competed in the Speed in 50 and 100 free…helped lead Sandpoint to first state title…first Sand- Champions Series…placed sixth in the 50 free at the 2017 USA Swimming point freshman to hold a state title…set school record in 50 and 100 free… Futures Championships. named MVP…as a SOPHOMORE, won districts and state in 50 and 100 free…awarded North Idaho Hall of Fame Female Swimmer of the Year… PERSONAL set school records in 50 and 100 free…named MVP…as a JUNIOR, won Daughter of Kevin and Amy Barrier…one brother, Jack…one sister, Tia… districts in 50 and 100 free…placed third at state in 50 and 100 free…set enjoys hiking, skiing, and camping…pursuing Environmental Sciences at school record in 50 and 100 free, 100 back, and 100 fly…named MVP…as a WSU. SENIOR, won districts and state in 50 and 100 free…awarded North Idaho Hall of Fame Female Swimmer of the Year…set school record in 200 IM… named MVP…member of Sandpoint West Sharks club team…qualified for Junior Nationals in 50 free.
PERSONAL Daughter of Tom and Jacinda Bokowy…one sister, Kate…enjoys skiing and paddle boarding…qualified for Academic All-American as a junior… Scholastic All-American as a junior…member of National Honors Soci- ety…GPA of 4.4...pursuing Data Analytics at WSU.
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LAUREN BURCKEL MACKENZIE DUARTE Junior Senior Breaststroke/IM Breaststroke/IM Albuquerque, N.M. Walnut Creek, Calif. Eldorado HS ‘18 Alhambra HS ‘17 Biology Kinesiology
WASHINGTON STATE CAREER WASHINGTON STATE CAREER SOPHOMORE (2019-20): Second on team with five individual wins, twice JUNIOR (2019-20): Recorded two individual wins in the 200 breast (Wyo- in the 100 breast, twice in the 200 breast and once in the 200 IM…mem- ming/Colorado State and UCLA)…finished second in the 200 IM (2:06.97) ber of one 400 medley relay win…set one school record in the 100 breast against No. 12 California (10/24)…won the 200 breast (2:17.17) at Wyo- (1:00.89)…finished second in the 200 breast (2:18.94) and 200 IM (2:09.54) ming/Colorado State (11/8-9)…recorded a CSCAA National Invitational against Nevada (9/28)…finished third in the 200 breast (2:17.18) at the time in the 400 IM (4:21.66) at the Phil Hansel Invitational (11/22), good for Chick-Fil-A-Invitational in Fresno (10/12)…notched pair of wins in 100 the 10th-fastest time WSU history…competed in the 100 breast and 200 breast (1:04.24) and 200 breast (2:17.67) against Idaho (10/18)…finished breast at the Toyota U.S. Open in Atlanta (12/4-7), recorded U.S. Olympic second in the 100 breast (1:05.10) and 200 breast (2:16.91) against No. 8 trial time in the 200 breast (2:32.83) …finished second in the 100 breast Stanford (10/23)…finished second in the 200 breast (2:15.91) against No. (1:04.14) and 200 breast (2:17.95) against No. 8 USC (1/10)…won the 200 12 California (10/24)…recorded a pair of wins in the 200 IM (2:05.60) and breast (2:19.71) against No. 31 UCLA (1/11)…finished second in the 200 100 breast (1:04.70) at Wyoming and Colorado State (11/8-9)…finished breast (2:17.73) at Boise State (2/1)…at the Pac-12 Conference Champi- fourth in the 200 breast (2:11.69) and fifth in the 100 breast (1:01.10) at onships (2/26-29), recorded an NCAA B time in the 200 breast (2:12.34), the Phil Hansel Invitational in Houston (11/21-23)…competed in the 100 recorded a CSCAA National Invitational time in the 100 breast (1:02.10) breast, 200 breast and 200 IM at the Toyota U.S. Open (12/4-7) …finished and 200 IM (2:02.91)…earned a trip to the CSCAA National Invitational in third in the 100 breast (1:06.92) against No. 8 USC (1/10)…finished third in Cleveland, set a personal best in the 200 IM (2:02.89) on day one (3/12)…in the 200 breast (2:29.06) against No. 31 UCLA (1/11)…won the 200 breast Winter 2019, recorded U.S. Olympic Trial time in the 200 breast (2:32.83). (2:17.56) and finished second in the 200 IM (2:05.98) at Boise State (2/1)… at the Pac-12 Conference Championships (2/26-29), set a WSU-record and SOPHOMORE (2018-19): Represented the Cougars at the NCAA Champion- notched a NCAA B time in the 100 breast (1:00.89), finished ninth with an ships in the 100 and 200 breast...recorded a school record 2:09.47 in the NCAA B time in the 200 breast (2:11.28, 3rd-fastest in WSU history), and 200 breast at the Pac-12 Championships...placed seventh in the 200 breast notched a CSCAA National Invitational time in the 200 IM (1:59.41, 2nd- at the Pac-12 Championships, highest individual placing in program his- fastest in WSU history)…earned a trip to the CSCAA National Invitational tory...earned 11 team wins...won the 100 breast over then-No. 14 Arizona... in Cleveland, finished second with a personal best in the 50 breast (28.20) won the 200 breast over then-No. 24 Arizona State...member of one win- on day one (3/12)…named to Pac-12 Winter Academic Honor Roll (Biologi- ning relay...clocked third-fastest time in program history in the 100 breast, cal Sciences)…in Summer 2019, recorded two U.S. Olympic Trial times in touching the wall in 1:01.63 at the NCAA Championships...earned Pac-12 the 100 breast (1:09.95) and 200 breast (2:30.80). All-Academic Honorable Mention honors
FRESHMAN (2018-19): Recorded third-fastest time in program history in FRESHMAN (2017-18): Recorded NCAA “B” Standard time in 200 breast at the 200 breast, touching the wall in 2:12.51 at the Pac-12 Championships... Ohio State Invite, touching the wall in 2:15.68 for 13th, seventh-fastest in touched the wall in 2:03.21 in the 200 IM for tenth-fastest in program his- program history…finished 21st at Pac-12 Championships in 200 breast… tory...clocked a career-best and eighth-fastest in program history in 100 recorded eighth-fastest time in program history in 100 breast, touching breast at Pac-12 Last Chance Invite, touching the wall in 1:02.66...placed the wall in 1:03.19…notched career-best time in the 200 fly, clocking in at fourth in the 200 breast at the NIC Championships 2:12.46 at USC…swam season-best 4:39.06 in the 400 IM against Cal Poly.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER Earned four varsity letters as an Eagle at Eldorado High School under head Earned four varsity letters in swimming and one in water polo at Alhambra coaches Quint Seckler and Maureen Abeita…named captain her senior High School...earned title of captain for two years...as a JUNIOR, competed year…four-time state champion in 100 breast…four-time All-American in the breaststroke...awarded Team MVP...set the school record in the 100 honors…as a FRESHMAN, placed second in the 200 IM…helped lead team Breast and 200 IM with times of 1:50.04 and 2:08.94, respectively...com- to state title…as a SOPHOMORE, finished fifth in the 200 IM…as a JUNIOR, peted in the 2015 and 2016 Junior Nationals in the 100 and 200 Breast... set state record in 100 breast with a time of 1:02.01…won state title in 200 as a SENIOR, finished 13th at state in 100 Breast...qualified for 200 IM in IM…as a SENIOR, finished first in the 200 IM…member of Lobo Aquatic states...awarded Team MVP...broke school record in 100 Breast and 200 IM Club. with times of 1:03.73 and 2:05, respectively...member of Orinda Aquatics, named Swimmer of the Year. PERSONAL Daughter of David and Lisa, both engineers…two younger brothers, Ciaran PERSONAL and Colin…enjoys reading, baking, sketching, and photography…was an Daughter of Mark and Hillary Duarte...two brothers, Nolan and Teague... AP scholar in high school…earned an academic letter and bar recipient… one sister, Brielle...father played basketball at Chico State...enjoys reading GPA of 4.5. and practicing yoga.
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KEIANA FOUNTAINE PAIGE GARDNER Junior Junior Freestyle Sprint Freestyle Tracy, Calif. Walla Walla, Wash. John C. Kimball HS ‘18 Walla Walla HS ‘18 Psychology Biology
WASHINGTON STATE CAREER WASHINGTON STATE CAREER SOPHOMORE (2019-20): Led team with six individual wins; twice in the 50 SOPHOMORE (2019-20): Finished third in 50 free (24.51) against Idaho free (UCLA, Utah), three times in the 100 free (Idaho, Wyoming/Colorado (10/18) …member of winning 200 free relay team at Wyoming/Colorado State, UCLA) and once in the 200 free (USC)…member of all four winning State (11/8)…finished fourth in 50 free (24.34) against No. 8 USC (1/10)… relay teams in 2019-20…set school records in 100 free (49.28) and 200 free finished fourth in 50 free (24.35) at Boise State (2/1)…set season-bests in (1:46.14) at Pac-12 Conference Championships…member of WSU-record 50 free (23.79) and 50 back (29.00) and personal best in 100 back (59.12) setting 400 free relay team (3:19.70) at Pac-12 Championships…finished at Pac-12 Conference Championships (2/26-29)…named to Pac-12 Winter second in 200 free (1:54.90) against Nevada (9/28)…recorded third-place Academic Honor Roll (Biology). finish in 200 free (1:52.09) at Chick-Fil-A-Invitational (10/11-12)…won 100 free (53.40) and was member of winning 400 free relay team against Idaho FRESHMAN (2018-19): Member of three winning relays...recorded a career- (10/18)…finished third in 100 free (52.49) against No. 8 Stanford (10/23)… best 23.78 in the 50 free at the NIC Championships...member of second- won the 100 free (52.17) and was a member of 200 free relay and 400 med- fastest 200 medley relay in season...member of 200 free relay team that ley relay winning teams at Wyoming/Colorado State…competed in the 100 clocked the second-fastest time in season at NIC Championships...placed free and 200 free at the U.S. Open in Atlanta (12/4)…won 200 free (1:50.05) third against Oregon State in the 50 free against No. 8 USC (1/10)…recorded wins in the 50 free (23.72) and 100 free (51.10) and was member of winning 400 free relay team against No. HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER 31 UCLA (1/11)…won the 50 free (23.87) at Utah (1/17)…recorded CSCAA Four-year letter winner in track and field and swimming at Walla Walla National Invitational times in the 50 free (23.21, 8th-fastest in WSU history), High School…swam under head coach Nancy Rose…four-year MVP and WSU-record 100 free (49.28) and WSU-record 200 free (1:46.14) and was a captain in swimming…as a JUNIOR, placed third at WIAA state in the 50 member of WSU-record setting 400 free relay team (3:19.70) at the Pac-12 free…placed in the 100 free at WIAA state…set school record in 50 and Conference Championships (2/26-29)…earned a trip to the CSCAA National 100 free…member of 200 and 400 free relay school record teams…com- Invitational in Cleveland, finished 10th in the 50 free (23.35)…named to peted at Futures and senior sectionals…as a SENIOR, placed third in the Pac-12 Winter Academic Honor Roll (Psychology). 100 free at the 2017 Speedo Sectionals…competed in the 50 free and 100 back…placed fifth in the 50 free at the 2017 PN Washington Open…earned FRESHMAN (2018-19): Won 12 individual events...school record 49.67 in first team in the 50 and 100 free…member of Walla Walla Swim Club… the 100 free at the Phill Hansel Invitational...member of nine winning re- set school record in 4X100 relay in track and field…earned MVP for track. lays...second-fastest in program history in the 200 free, touching the wall in 1:47.30...member of the fourth-place 800 free relay team at the NIC Cham- PERSONAL pionships, touching the wall in 7:22.98...member of the season-fastest 400 Daughter of Jon and Melissa…one sister, Hannah…one brother, Ethan… medley, 200 free, and 400 free relay teams...recorded a career-best 23.43 enjoys hiking, fishing, and reading…earned All-Academic honors her se- in the 50 free nior year.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER Four-year letter winner in swimming and three-year letter winner in water polo at John C. Kimball HS…as a FRESHMAN, named MVP…earned All- League honors…as a SOPHOMORE, earned MVP and All-League honors… as a JUNIOR, named captain…awarded MVP and All-League honors… state qualifier…as a SENIOR, named captain and MVP…earned All-League honors…holds six individual and three relay school records…member of California Gold Swimming Club…two-time section champions in water polo…one-time section runner-ups in water polo.
PERSONAL Daughter of Keith and Monique…two brothers, Markus and Nathan… earned Biliteracy award…academic Block K…GPA above 4.0 her junior and senior years…enjoys dancing, singing, and Netflix.
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HAILEY GROTTE SAMANTHA HOWELL Freshman Senior Sprint Freestyle Distance Freestyle Battle Ground, Wash. Austin,Texas La Center HS ‘20 Lake Travis HS ‘17 Undeclared Human Development
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER WASHINGTON STATE CAREER Attended La Center High School…as a FRESHMAN, became first swimmer JUNIOR (2019-20): Finished fourth in the 500 free (5:14.84) and 100 free in LCHS history…named All-Region in the summer…at the State Cham- (10:42.81) against No. 8 Stanford (10/23)…finished fourth in the 500 free pionships, finished fifth in the 100 free and seventh in the 100 breast… (5:18.63) against No. 12 California (10/24)…recorded CSCAA National as a SOPHOMORE, won districts in the 50 free and 100 free and finished Invitational time and finished 11th in the 1650 free (17:10.19) at the Phil second at the state championships in the 50 free and 100 free…named All- Hansel Invitational in Houston (11/21-23)…finished second in the 1000 free Region MVP by The Columbian…as a JUNIOR, named Trico League MVP (10:35.15) against No. 8 USC (1/10)…finished fourth in 500 free (5:18.22) and won district championships in 50 free and 100 free…finished second against No. 31 UCLA (1/11)…set season-best in 500 free (5:08.49) and fin- in the 50 free and 100 free at the State Championships…as a SENIOR, won ished fourth in 1000 free (10:23.00) at Utah (1/17). district championships in 50 free and 100 free…named 2A State Swimmer of the Meet after winning 2A State Championships in the 50 free and 100 SOPHOMORE (2018-19): Member of winning 800 free relay team over then- free…named All-Academic State Champion…went undefeated in league No. 24 Arizona State...recorded 10th-fastest time in program history in 1650 competition in 50 free and 100 free all four years…swam for the NW Blue free at the Pac-12 Championships, touching the wall in 16:58.90...clocked Crush Aquatic Club. seventh-fastest time in program history in 1000 free at the Pac-12 Cham- pionships, touching the wall in 10:12.96...recorded season-best 1:52.21 in PERSONAL the 200 free...recorded season-best 4:56.76 in the 500 free...earned Pac-12 Parents, Jason and Heather are both teachers…younger brother, Jayce… All-Academic Honorable Mention honors both parents graduate from WSU…dad, Jason played baseball at Clacka- mas Community College…member and secretary of national honor soci- FRESHMAN (2017-18): Earned one win during the season in the 1000 ety…served as LCHS ASB Executive Council secretary. free, against Cal Poly…recorded career-best time of 17:14.48 at the Pac- 12 Championships in the 1650 free…notched career-best time in 200 free, touching the wall in 1:51.77 at the Pac-12 Championships…swam a career- best time of 4:55.85 at the Pac-12 Championships in the 500 free…member of 400 free relay team that beat UC Santa Barbara…recorded career-best 10:25.73 in the 1000 free at UC Santa Barbara.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER Earned three letters at Amador Valley High School under coach Jon Pal- lesen...as a FRESHMAN, earned Coaches Award...three-time finalist in 200 Free and 500 Free at North Coast Section High School Meet...awarded Girl’s Swimmer of the Year in 2015 and 2016...All-American honors in 200 Free, 500 Free, 200 Medley Relay, and 400 Free Relay...school record in 200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay...two-time finalist at California’s State Swim Meet...competed at Lake Travis High School...awarded Team MVP... set school record in 200 Free, 500 Free, 400 Free Relay, and 200 Medley Relay...All-American in 500 Free...finalist in 200 Free and 500 Free at Texas State Championship...member of Austin Swim Club under coach Brendan Hansen...former member of Pleasanton Seahawks...Junior National level swimmer...represented Seahawks at FINA World Championship in Doha, Qatar in 2015...three-time Pacific Swimming All-Star.
PERSONAL Daughter of Rich and Jill Howell...brother, Rick...sister, Tori...enjoys hiking, photography, and Netflix.
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ISABELLE HUYNH SARAH JARDING Freshman Freshman Butterfly/Backstroke Backstroke/IM Bellevue, Wash. Carmel, Ind. Issaquah HS ‘20 Carmel HS ‘20 Undeclared Undeclared
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER Attended Issaquah High School in Washington…as a FRESHMAN, finished Attended Carmel High School in Indiana…helped CHS to four straight In- seventh in the 100 fly at the WIAA 4A State Championships…as a SOPHO- diana State Championships…as a SOPHOMORE, earned Indiana Top-10 MORE, finished fifth in the 50 free and eighth in the 100 fly at the 4A State Time Award in 200 IM, 400 IM and 200 breast…three-time scholar athlete Championships…as a JUNIOR, won the 4A State Championship in the 50 and Academic All-Conference Award…also swam for the Carmel Swim free and placed third in the 100 fly…also swam for the Seattle Metropolitan Club. Aquatic Club. PERSONAL Parents, Brian and Kim…older brothers, Adrian and Jacob…member of the National Honor Society.
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MIKAELA KIRTON KATE LADEROUTE
Sophomore Sophomore Butterfly/Freestyle Backstroke/IM Centennial, Colo. West Linn, Ore Cherry Creek HS ‘19 West Linn HS ‘19 Kinesiology English
WASHINGTON STATE CAREER WASHINGTON STATE CAREER FRESHMAN (2019-20): Finished fourth in the 100 fly (1:01.32) against No. 8 FRESHMAN (2019-20): Member of one 400 medley relay win at Wyoming/ Stanford (10/23)…set personal-best in the 100 free (53.04) at the Phil Han- Colorado State…finished 10th in the 200 back (2:04.98) at the Chick-Fil-A- sel Invitational (11/21-23)…competed in the 100 fly (1:01.92) against No. 31 Invitational in Fresno, Calif. (10/11-12)…finished second in 100 back (58.68) UCLA (1/11)…set personal-best in the 50 fly (26.47) and set season-best in and 200 back (2:07.60) against Idaho (10/18)…finished third in 200 back 100 fly (58.54) at the Pac-12 Conference Championships (2/26-29). (2:06.52) against No. 8 Stanford (10/23)…finished third in 200 back (2:06.28) against No. 12 California (10/24)…member of 400 medley relay win and HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER finished second with season-best times in the 100 back (57.63) and 400 IM Swam for Cherry Creek High School and Aquawolves Swim Team… part of (4:29.86) at Wyoming/Colorado State (11/8-9)…recorded CSCAA National two High School All-America times in the 200 free and 400 free relay…four- Invitational qualifying times in the 200 back (1:57.86, 6th-fastest in WSU time state qualifier including a three-time State finalist… named the CCHS history), 200 IM (2:03.10) and 400 IM (4:21.97) at the Phil Hansel Invita- Team MVP as a junior and senior…two-time sectionals-finalist. tional in Houston (11/21-23)…set personal-best in 200 IM (2:22/44) at the U.S. Open in Atlanta (12/4-7)…finished second in 100 back (57.24) against PERSONAL No. 8 USC (1/10)…finished third in 200 back (2:09.78) against No. 31 UCLA Daughter of John and Natalie...younger brother, Matthew...Dad, John, is a (1/11)…set personal-bests with CSCAA National Invitational times in the pilot and mom, Natalie, is water education manager...career goal is to be 50 back (26.13) and 100 back (54.51, third-fastest in WSU history) at the a physical therapist...enjoys hiking, singing, and dancing...four-year honor Pac-12 Conference Championships (2/26-29)…earned a trip to the CSCAA roll student after posting a 4.0 GPA. National Invitational in Cleveland (3/12), finished 18th in the 50 back (26.44) and competed on the 400 medley relay team
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER Swam for West Linn High School and Oregon City Swim Club…as a FRESHMAN, placed third in the 200 IM at State... as a SOPHOMORE, placed second in the 200 IM at State...as a JUNIOR, placed first in the 200 IM and second in the 100 back at the 2017 OSAA 6A State Championships…placed first in the 100 back at the 2017 Futures competition….as a SENIOR, swam a sub-two minute 200 back at the 2018 Speedo Senior Sectionals…com- peted in the 2016, 2017, and 2018 Winter Junior Nationals.
PERSONAL Daughter of Larry and Debbie...older brother, Brian...three older sisters, Maddie, Laura, and Carly... mom, Debbie, is an Executive Admin of Or- egon Swim...enjoys photography, hiking and rock climbing...member of the Spanish Honors Society and earned Academic All-America Scholastic honors.
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CHOLE LARSON LAUREN LEWIS
Senior Freshman Sprint Freestyle Backstroke/IM Rapid City, S.D. Woodbury, Minn. St. Thomas Moore HS ‘17 East Ridge HS ‘20 Kinesiology Undeclared
WASHINGTON STATE CAREER HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER JUNIOR (2019-20): Recorded three individual wins in the 50 free against Attended East Ridge High School in Minnesota…named the 3AA High Nevada, Idaho and at Wyoming/Colorado State…member of two winning School Swimmer of the Year as an eighth grader after finishing fourth relay teams; 200 free relay and 400 medley relay at Wyoming/Colorado in the 500 free at the AA State Championships…as a FRESHMAN, at the State…member of WSU-record setting 400 free relay team (3:19.70) at State Championships finished second in the 1650 free, third in the 400 IM Pac-12 Championships…won the 50 free (24.21) against Nevada (9/28)… and 200 back, and fourth in the 200 fly and 1000 free…as a SOPHOMORE, won the 50 free (24.30) against Idaho (10/18)…finished third in 100 free placed fifth in the 100 fly and 500 free at the State Championships…fin- (53.71) against No. 12 California (10/24)…won the 50 free (23.86) and fin- ished eighth in the 200 back at the 2018 USA Futures Championships…as ished third in the 100 free (53.05) at Wyoming/Colorado State (11/8-9)… a SENIOR, finished seventh in the 200 back at the State Championships… finished second in the 50 free (22.82) at the Phil Hansel Invitational in Hous- set ERHS records in the 500 free and the 100 back…also swam for Riptide ton (11/21-23)…competed in the 50 free and 100 free at the U.S. Open in club team. Atlanta (12/4-7)…finished third in 50 free (23.92) against No. 8 USC (1/10)… finished second in 50 free (23.84) at Boise State (2/1)…recorded three CS- CAA National Invitational times in the 50 free (22.64, 2nd-fastest in WSU history), 100 free (49.63, 2nd-fastest in WSU history), 100 fly (55.73) and was a member of WSU-record setting 400 free relay team (3:19.70) at the Pac-12 Conference Championships (2/26-29)…earned a trip to the CSCAA National Invitational in Cleveland (3/12), won 50 free prelims (22.89) and finished fourth in the final (22.85), set a personal-best in the 50 fly (25.27)… named to Pac-12 Winter Academic Honor Roll (Sport Science).
SOPHOMORE (2018-19): Recorded fifth-fastest time in program history in the 50 free at the Pac-12 Championships, touching the wall in 23.01... clocked the sixth-fastest time in program history in the 100 free at the Pac-12 Championships, clocking a 49.95...recorded one win in the 50 free over Oregon State...member of eight winning relays...recorded career-best 56.52 in the 100 fly...earned Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team accolades
FRESHMAN (2017-18): Member of two winning 400 free relay teams, in- cluding the win over UCLA…recorded career-best and tenth-fastest time in program history in the 50 Free at the Pac-12 Championships, touching the wall in 23.35…notched career-best time at the Pac-12 Championships in the 100 free, clocking in at 50.77…member of 200 medley relay team that swam a season-best time of 1:39.43…member of 200 and 400 free relay teams that swam season-best times of 1:31.24 and 3:21.12, respectively.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER Attended St. Thomas More High School...as a FRESHMAN, set state record in 50 Free...finished first in 50 Free, 100 Free, and 100 Fly at State Cham- pionships...as a SOPHOMORE, qualified for Nationals...state champion in 50 Free and 100 Free...as a JUNIOR, placed fifth at Junior Nationals...state championship in 50 Free and 100 Free.
PERSONAL Daughter of Tom and Amy Larson...brother, Jack...finished high school with a 3.9 GPA, earning a spot on the Honor Roll...a member of Spanish Club...Three-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American...enjoys cook- ing, reading, and hiking.
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JOSIE LIEBZEIT TAYLOR MCCOY
Freshman Senior Freestyle/IM Backstroke/IM Lakewood, Calif. Pullman, Wash. Long Beach Poly HS ‘20 Pullman HS’17 Undeclared Political Science/Sports Management
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER WASHINGTON STATE CAREER Attended Long Beach Poly High School in California…as a FRESHMAN, JUNIOR (2019-20): Recorded three individual wins in the 200 back and 200 IM named all-league and was a CIF finalist…helped LBHS win a CIF-Southern against Idaho and 400 IM at Wyoming/Colorado State…finished second in the 500 free (5:11.49) and 200 back (2:05.28) against Nevada (9/28)…finished fourth in the Section academic award for highest combined GPA…as a SOPHOMORE, 200 IM (2:06.56) at the Chick-Fil-A-Invitational in Fresno, Calif. (10/11-12)…claimed earned all-league honors and set school record in 100 back…as a JUNIOR, two wins in the 200 back (2:04.57) and the 200 IM (2:07.19) against Idaho (10/18)… earned all-league honors, was a CIF finalist and state qualifier, and was finished second in the 200 back (2:04.51) and 400 IM (4:27.49) against No. 8 Stanford named All-Area Swimmer of the Year after setting school record in 100 (10/23)…finished second in the 200 back (2:04.40) against No. 12 California (10/24)… back and league finals record in 200 IM…named team MVP, The Long won the 400 IM (4:22.83) at Wyoming/Colorado State (11/8-9)…recorded CSCAA Na- tional Invitational times in the 100 back (55.46) and 200 IM (2:00.51, 4th-fastest in WSU Beach Press-Telegram Girls Swimmer of the Year and to the 2019 Girl’s history), also finished second in 400 IM (4:15.39) and third in the 200 back (1:56.81) Swimming Dream Team after winning league titles in the 200 IM and 100 at the Phil Hansel Invitational in Houston (11/21-23)…competed at the U.S. Open in back along with titles in the 400 free relay and 200 IM relay…placed fifth in Atlanta (12/4-7), finished 19th in the 200 back (2:15.67)…recorded CSCAA National the 200 IM and seventh in the 100 back at the CIF Southern Section Division Invitational time in the 50 back (27.13) of the 200 medley relay and finished second II Championships…helped LBHS to a three-straight Moore League titles… in both the 200 back (2:02.63) and 400 IM (4:28.67) against No. 8 USC (1/10)…finished second in three events against No. 31 UCLA (1/11), 100 back (57.35), 200 back (2:05.22) also swam for Lakewood Aquatics. and 200 IM (2:06.95)…finished second in 200 back and third in 200 IM (2:06.45) at Utah (1/17)…finished second in the 1000 free (10:29.52) at Boise State (2/1)…recorded PERSONAL personal-bests and NCAA B times in the 200 back (1:56.53, 2nd-fastest in WSU his- Parents, Bob and Julie…older sister, Amanda…dad, Bob played baseball tory) and 400 IM (4:17.16, 2nd-fastest in WSU history) at the Pac-12 Conference Cham- at Cal…named an AP Scholar and to NMSC Commended Scholar after pionships (2/26-29)…earned a trip to the CSCAA National Invitational in Cleveland (3/12), won the 400 IM (4:22.00), finished third in the 100 back (55.50, 10th-fastest in posting a 4.0 high school GPA…played violin in string orchestra. WSU history) and fourth in the 200 IM (2:01.14)…named to Pac-12 Winter Academic Honor Roll (Political Science)…in Summer 2019, recorded U.S. Olympic Trial time in the 200 back (2:14.46).
SOPHOMORE (2018-19): Led the team in four individual events...clocked the second- fastest time in program history in the 200 back, touching the wall in 1:56.86...recorded a career-best 55.56 in the 100 back for ninth-fastest in program history...clocked the sixth-fastest time in program history in the 400 IM, touching the wall in 4:20.29... recorded the ninth-fastest time in program history in the 200 IM, touching in 2:02.78... placed fourth in the 200 back at the NIC Championships...recorded a team-high 14 wins...won the 100 back and 400 IM over then-No. 14 Arizona...won the 200 IM over Arizona and then-No. 24 Arizona State...member of two winning relays...earned Pac- 12 All-Academic First Team accolades
FRESHMAN (2017-18): Earned two wins during the season in the 200 back, against UC Santa Barbara and Oregon State…recorded career-best and third fastest time in program history at the Pac-12 Championships in the 200 back, touching the wall in 1:57.52, an NCAA “B” Standard…finished 20th at Pac-12 Championships in 200 back…notched career-best 55.92 in the 100 back at the Ohio State Invite for ninth fast- est in program history…recorded season-best times in the 200 and 400 IM, touching the wall in 2:04.78 and 4:25.94, respectively…placed 17th at Ohio State Invite in the 200 back, touching the wall in 1:58.28.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER Earned four varsity letters at Pullman High School under coach Ed Davis...four-time Great Northern League All-Conference...four-time Team MVP...as a FRESHMAN, school record in 100 Back, 200 IM, 200 Medley Relay, and 400 Free Relay...State Champion in 100 Back, 200 IM, 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay, and overall team State Champions... as a SOPHOMORE State Champion in 100 Back and 200 IM...as a JUNIOR, Team Most Inspirational...State Swimmer of the Meet (2A)...District 5,6,7 Record in 100 Back...State Champion in 100 Back and 200 IM...as a SENIOR, named team captain...set school record in 100 Back, 200 Free Relay, and 400 Free Relay... District 5,6,7 Record in 100 Back and 200 Free Relay...State Champion in 100 Back..a member of Gold Medal Swim Club under coach Dan Lawson...2016 Olympic Trials Qualifier and Competitor in 200 Back...Two-time US Open Competitor...2016 and 2017 US Open finalist in 200 Back...2017 US Open Finalist in 100 Back...finished 14th at Summer Junior Nationals in 200 Back...13th place finish in 200 Back at 2016 Summer Junior Nationals...8th place finish in 200 Back at 2016 Winter Junior Nationals...fin- ished 18th in the 200 Back at 2015 Winter Junior Nationals...USA Swimming Top-100 All-Time and Western Zone record holder in Girls 13-14 200 Back.
PERSONAL Daughter of Brian and Anne McCoy...brother, Jake...three-time USA Swimming Scho- lastic All-American...four-year member of Athletic Counsel at Pullman HS...Army Re- serve Scholar Athlete...Presidential Academic Excellence Award....Washington State Honors...enjoys swimming, reading, and spending time with family.
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ULA MCPHERSON SIERRA ORTIZ
Freshman Sophomore Sprint Freestyle Butterfly/Backstroke Bend, Ore. Las Cruces, N.M. Bend HS ‘20 Las Cruces HS ‘19 Undeclared Animal Science
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER WASHINGTON STATE CAREER Attended Bend High School in Oregon…as a SOPHOMORE, was second FRESHMAN (2019-20): Finished fourth in the 200 back (2:10.53) against No. in the 50 free and placed fourth in the 100 fly at the 5A State Champion- 8 Stanford (10/23)…finished third in the 100 back (58.46) at the Wyoming/ ships…as a JUNIOR, finished fourth in the 50 free and ninth in the 100 Colorado State (11/8-9)…recorded CSCAA National Invitational times in the free at the 6A State Championships…as a SENIOR, competed in the NASA 50 back (26.85) and 200 back (2:01.35) and posted personal-best times in Junior National Cup in Florida…won Mountain Valley Conference titles in every event competed in at the Phil Hansel Invitational in Houston (11/21- the 50 free and 100 free and was part of winning relay teams in the 200 free 23)…finished third in the 200 back (2:07.65) against No. 8 USC (1/10)… relay and 400 free relay…at the 6A State Championships, finished ninth in finished third in the 200 back (2:04.72) at Utah (1/17)…recorded a CSCAA the 50 free, tenth in the 100 free, helped the 200 free relay team place third National Invitational time with a personal-best in the 100 back (55.86) at the and the 500 free relay team place fourth…also swam for the Bend Swim Pac-12 Conference Championships (2/26-29)…earned a trip to the CSCAA Club…set club and school record in 50 free. National Invitational in Cleveland (3/12), set a personal-best in the 50 back (26.83) and finished seventh in the 100 back (57.39). PERSONAL Graduated high school with honors and among top four percent of her HIGH SCHOOL class. Swam at Las Cruces High School…earned five varsity letters after compet- ing in high school events as an eighth-grader…named a team captain her final three seasons at LCHS…as a SOPHOMORE, set a district record in the 400 free and was district champ in the 100 back…as a JUNIOR, was part of the state-champion 200 free relay team…as a SENIOR, won the 100 fly at districts, was part of the 200 medley and 200 free relay teams who finished second at state and also placed third at the state championships in the 100 back.
PERSONAL Daughter of Chris and Janel...older brother, Ryan...career goal is to be a veterinarian...related to the guy who invented the chuck wagon...main- tained a 4.0 GPA all four years…member of the National Honor Society… selected as the Las Cruces Mayor’s Top Teen for academic and leadership achievements...pursuing Animal Science and Pre-Vet at WSU.
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KU’ULEIONALANI CORINNE PELZER PATTERSON Sophomore Sophomore Freestyle Sprint Freestyle Captain Cook, Hawaii Sioux Falls, S.D. Kealakena HS ‘19 O’Gorman HS ‘19 Animal Science Kinesiology
WASHINGTON STATE CAREER WASHINGTON STATE CAREER FRESHMAN (2019-20): Competed in nine meets…set season-bests in the FRESHMAN (2019-20): Finished second in the 50 free (24.38) against Idaho 100 free (53.28), 200 free (1:56.32), 50 breast (33.05) and 100 breast (1:10.47) (10/18)…finished fifth in 100 fly (1:01.74) against No. 8 Stanford (10/23)… at the Phil Hansel Invitational in Houston (11/21-23)…set a season-best in set personal-best in 50 breast (30.98) and 100 breast (1:05.84) at the Phil the 50 free (24.61) at the Pac-12 Conference Championships (2/26-29). Hansel Invitational in Houston (11/21-23)…competed in the 50 free (27.37) at the U.S. Open in Atlanta (12/4-7)…set a personal-best in the 50 fly (26.78) HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER and set season-best in 100 fly (58.52) at the Pac-12 Conference Champion- Swam at Kealakena High School and Kona Dolphin Swim Club…as a JU- ships (2/26-29). NIOR took first in 100 free at the State Championships...as a SENIOR, won the Hawaii State Championship in the 100 free and was the Big Island Inter- HIGH SCHOOL scholastic Federation Champion in the 100 breast and 100 free…three-time Swam for the Sioux Falls Swim Team…attended O’Gorman High School… team captain…also a two-time Triple Crown 1.2-mile rough water cham- at the 2019 Speed Sectionals, finished second in the 50 free and fifth in the pion and won numerous ocean races. 100 free and later won in the 50 free, 100 free, 200 free, 100 breast, 100 fly, 200 fly and 200 medley at the South Dakota Championships. PERSONAL Born in Kailua-Kona, Honolulu... parents, Robert and Leilani... three older PERSONAL brothers, Lowen, Tyler, and Drew...older sister, Kaiulani...career goal is to Born in Joliet, Ill…parents, Robert and Lora… younger brother, Eli… Mom, be a equine vet...enjoys riding horses, reading books, go to the beach, and Lora, is a swim coach…career goal is to be an athletic trainer…enjoys pho- hike...two-year member of the National Honor Society and participated in tography, roller-blading, anything with dogs involved…named a Scholas- KHS leadership events. tic All-American...pursuing Kinesiology at WSU.
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MAKAYLA POLONI JEWEL SPRINGER
Freshman Sophomore Backstroke Backstroke/Butterfly Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Federal Way, Wash. Los Osos HS ‘20 Decatur HS ‘19 Undeclared Animal Science
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER WASHINGTON STATE CAREER Attended Los Osos High School…helped LOHS to back-to-back CIF Divi- FRESHMAN (2019-20): Finished third in 200 back (2:08.61) against Idaho sion II championships and three-straight Baseline League titles…was a (10/18)…finished fourth in 200 fly (2:12.60) against No. 8 Stanford (10/23)… part of four All-American Relay, twice in the 200-freestyle relay and twice set season-best in 200 IM (2:10.01) at Phil Hansel Invitational in Houston in the 400-freestyle relay…as a JUNIOR, finished sixth in the 100 free and (11/21-23)…finished fourth in 200 fly (2:12.96) against No. 8 USC (1/10)… 100 back in the CIF Southern Section Division II Championships…finished finished fourth in 200 back (2:14.40) against No. 31 UCLA (1/11)…set per- second in the Speedo Champions Series in the 100 back…also swam for sonal-best in 200 back (2:04.14) and season-bests in 200 fly (2:07.57) and Brea Aquatics out of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. 400 IM (4:30.74) at the Pac-12 Conference Championships (2/26-29).
PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER Parents, Ron and Dena…younger brother, Devon and younger sister, Swam for the King Aquatic Club and Decatur High School…as a SOPHO- Madison…mom, Dena played softball at Pasadena City College…dad, Ron MORE, was a finalist in the 200 medley at the State Championships...as a played football at Pasadena City College and Cal State East Bay…earned SENIOR, was a finalist in the 200 medley at the State Championships. the Scholar Athlete Award in 2017-19. PERSONAL Daughter of Tom and Kim...younger brother, Jack...career goal is to be medical malpractice lawyer...nickname is Bug...all of her limbs are hyper mobile...enjoys painting, playing the ukulele, lifeguarding, and hanging out with friends...apart of the Honors Society...3 year MVP for high school swim team.
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KIANA SWAIN KAYA TAKASHIGE
Freshman Freshman Butterfly Backstroke/Butterfly Pukekohe, New Zealand Wahiawa, Hawaii Pukekohe HS ‘20 Leilehua HS ‘20 Undeclared Undeclared
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER Attended Pukekohe High School in New Zealand…two-time LCM Open Attended Leilehua High School in Hawaii…three-time conference cham- National Champion in the 200 fly…earned 12 national age group medals pion in the 100 breast …as a JUNIOR, set conference record and won state including four gold…represented New Zealand at two international junior in 100 fly…as a SENIOR, won the 100 breast and placed third in the 100 fly competitions and made the New Zealand team for the Oceanic Champion- at the State Championships…held seven of the eight LHS records…also ships in 2018…won two silver medals in the 100 and 200 fly at Victoria Age swam for Hawaii Swim Club. group Championships in 2018…won the 200 fly at the 2019 New Zealand Swimming Championships…also swam for the Pukekohe Swimming Club.
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MICHEE VAN ROOYEN ALEXANDRA VARTIAINEN
Freshman Freshman Distance Freestyle Breaststroke Pretoria, South Africa Bromma, Sweeden Die Hoerskool Menlopark ‘19 SK Neptun Club Team Animal Science Undeclared
WASHINGTON STATE CAREER HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER FRESHMAN (2019-20): Finished third in 500 free (5:10.84) and 1000 free Swam for SK Neptun in Bromma, Sweden…won gold in the 100 breast, (10:40.57) against No. 8 Stanford (10/23)…finished third in 500 free (5:07.33) 200 IM, 400 IM, and 800 free in the Finnish age group Championships… against No. 12 California (10/24)…finished second in 500 free (5:06.10) at won gold in the 400 IM and the 400 free at the Swedish age group Cham- Wyoming/Colorado State (11/8-9)… recorded three CSCAA National Invita- pionships…earned spot on Finnish Junior National Team…placed third in tional times and personal-bests in 200 free (1:49.38, 9th-fastest in WSU his- the 200 breast for the Swedish Junior Nationals team…at the 2019 Swed- tory), 500 free (4:51.56, 7th-fastest in WSU history) and 1650 free (17:28.58) ish Short Course Meter Championships, placed fifth in the 50 breast, sixth at the Phil Hansel Invitational in Houston (11/21-23)…finished second in in the 200 breast and seventh in the 100 breast. 500 free (5:07.37) and third in 200 free (1:54.74) against No. 8 USC (1/10)… finished third in 500 free (5:10.21) and fourth in 1000 free (10:36.95) against No. 31 UCLA (1/11)…finished third in 500 free (5:05.25) at Utah (1/17).
HIGH SCHOOL Swam for Die Hoerskool Menlopark...in 2014, placed second in the 1500 free at the Dutch Nationals and third in the 800 free at the FINA World Cup…placed first in the 800 free at the Dutch Nationals in 2015 and 2016… as a FRESHMAN, placed first in the 800 free Scottsdale Invite (Ariz.)…as a SOPHOMORE, won the 800 free at the KZN short course…as a JUNIOR, placed fourth in the 800 free and the 400 free at the Sectionals Portland and SA Short Course, respectively…as a SENIOR, placed first in the 200, 400, and 800 free at the SVB Meisrerscchaft, and sixth in the 400 free at the 2018 SA Short Course…competed in the 2018 South Africa National Junior Age Group Championships; placed first in the 200 free, second in the 400 free, and seventh in the 100 free.
PERSONAL Born in Pretoria, South Africa...parents, Morne and Eunice...two younger brothers, Morne and Marseille... career goal is to be a vet...nickname is Mich...enjoys reading training and writing.
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EMILY WARD MIA ZAHAB
Freshman Freshman Breaststroke/IM Butterfly/IM Auburn, Wash. Ottawa, Canada Auburn Mountainview HS ‘20 John McCrae Secondary School ‘19 Undeclared Criminal Justice/Psychology
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER WASHINGTON STATE CAREER At the age for 14, qualified for the Winter Junior Nationals in the 100 FRESHMAN (2019-20): Second in 200 fly (2:10.56) against Nevada (9/28)… breast…attended Auburn Mountainview High School….as a JUNIOR, finished second in 200 fly (2:09.62) against Idaho (10/18)…finished third named District Swim Athlete of the Year… set two school records while in 200 fly (2:07.20) against No. 8 Stanford (10/23)…member of winning placing fourth in the 100 free and fifth in the 200 IM at the 4A State Cham- 400 medley relay team at Wyoming/Colorado State (11/8-9)…recorded an pionships, was also part of the school-record setting 200 free relay ream… NCAA B time in the 400 IM (4:16.78, 5th-fastest in WSU history), notched swam for the Seattle Metro Aquatic Club. a CSCAA National Invitational time in the 100 fly (55.89) and finished third in 200 fly (1:59.73) at the Phil Hansel Invitational in Houston (11/21-23)… competed in the 200 fly, 200 IM and 400 IM at the U.S. Open in Atlanta (12/4-7)…finished second in 200 fly (2:08.62) against No. 8 USC (1/10)… finished second in 100 fly (59.83) against No. 31 UCLA (1/11)…recorded -CS CAA National Invitational times and personal-bests in the 200 fly (1:59.28, 4th-fastest in WSU history) and 200 IM (2:01.75, 6th-fastest in WSU history) at the Pac-12 Conference Championships (2/26-29)…earned a trip to the CSCAA National Invitational in Cleveland (3/12), meet was canceled after day one due to COVID-19 before being able to compete…in Summer 2019, recorded 2020 (2021) Canadian Olympic Trial times in 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 fly, 800 free and 400 free.
HIGH SCHOOL Was a finalist at the Senior Nationals and Junior Championships…quali- fied for the Canadian Swim Time Trials and medaled at the Ontario Pro- vincials in the 200 fly, 400 free, 800 free, 100 fly and 200 IM…was an On- tario Junior Finalist and IMX Champion…in the 2018 Swim Canada Junior Championships, placed fourth in the 200 fly and seventh in the 800 free.
PERSONAL Born in Ottawa, Canada...parents, Mike and Tara...older sister, Tau...career goal is to be a forensic psychologist...favorite food is Vietnamese food...fa- vorite athlete is Summer McIntosh...earned the Silver award senior year... pursuing Psychology and Criminal Justice at WSU.
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TEAM RESULTS 2019-20 DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULTS Sept. 27 at Nevada, San Diego State, Idaho 3rd, 78 Sept. 28 NEVADA L, 90-172 Oct. 11 Chic-Fil-A Invite (Fresno, Calif.) 4th, 248.5 Oct. 12 Chic-Fil-A Invite (Fresno, Calif.) 4th, 404.5 Oct. 18 IDAHO W, 173-89 Oct. 23 at No. 8 Stanford L, 86-165 Oct. 24 at No. 12 California L, 84-172 Nov. 8 at Wyoming & Colorado State W, 214.5-132.5 Nov. 9 at Wyoming & Colorado State W, 181-166 Nov. 21-23 Houston Invite (Houston) 3rd Dec. 4-7 U.S. Open (Atlanta) All Day Jan. 10 No. 8 USC L, 102-155 Jan. 11 No. 31 UCLA L, 109-145 Jan. 17 at Utah L, 85-173.5 Feb. 1 at Boise State L, 60-192 Feb. 26-29 Pac-12 Championships (Federal Way, Wash.) 8th, 396 March 1 Pac-12 Last Chance (Federal Way, Wash.) Canceled March 12-14 CSCAA National Invite (Cleveland, Ohio) Canceled after 1 day
Home opponents in BOLD
INDIVIDUAL WINS 2019-20 WSU RELAY WINS 2019-20
Taylor McCoy: 3 wins 200 Free Relay: 1 win 200 Back: Idaho Larson, Barrier, Gardner, Fountaine: Wyoming & CSU 200 IM: Idaho 400 IM: Wyoming & CSU 400 Free Relay: 2 wins Barrier, Bokowy, Fountaine, Falk: Idaho, UCLA Lauren Burckel: 5 wins 100 Breast: Idaho, Wyoming & CSU 400 Medley Relay: 1 win 200 Breast: Idaho, Boise State Laderoute, Burckel, Zahab, Fountaine: Wyoming & CSU 200 IM: Wyoming & CSU
Keiana Fountaine: 6 wins 50 Free: UCLA, Utah 100 Free: Idaho, Wyoming & CSU, UCLA 200 Free: USC
Mackenzie Duarte: 2 wins 200 Breast: Wyoming & CSU, UCLA
Ryan Falk: 4 wins 1000 Free: Idaho 200 Free: Idaho 500 Free: Idaho, Wyoming & CSU
Sophia Balmaceda: 1 win 100 Fly: Idaho
Chloe Larson: 3 wins 50 Free: Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming & CSU
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WSU SCHOOL RECORDS EVENT TIME RECORD HOLDER DATE 50 Free 22.45 Rugile Mileisyte 2/26/09 100 Free 49.28 Keiana Fountaine 2/29/20 200 Free 1:46.14 Keiana Fountaine 2/28/20 500 Free 4:43.46 Erin McCleave 2/15/07 1000 Free 9:47.19 Erin McCleave 3/10/07 1650 Free 16:13.20 Erin McCleave 3/10/07 100 Back 53.66 Emily Cook 2/24/18 200 Back 1:56.35 Loree Olson 12/8/13 100 Breast 1:00.89 Lauren Burckel 2/28/20 200 Breast 2:09.47 Mackenzie Duarte 3/1/19 100 Fly 53.40 Michaela Ahlin 3/20/09 200 Fly 1:56.46 Michaela Ahlin 3/21/09 200 IM 1:59.34 Addisynn Bursch 2/23/17 400 IM 4:14.95 Addisynn Bursch 2/24/17 200 Free Relay 1:31.09 Mand, Proulx, Bruggman, Love 2/26/15 400 Free Relay 3:19.70 Fountaine, Larson, Bokowy, Barrier 2/29/20 800 Free Relay 7:12.87 Fores, Thompson, Margetts, Falk 2/24/18 200 Medley Relay 1:39.13 Love, Hall, Brolin, Bruggman 2/24/16 400 Medley Relay 3:38.08 Pickett, Peterson, Ahlin, Mileisyte 2/27/09
GIBB POOL RECORDS
EVENT TIME RECORD HOLDER YEAR 50 Free 23.04 Taylor Ruck, Stanford 2018 100 Free 49.92 Anika Apostalon, USC 2016 200 Free 1:48.90 Bonnie Brandon, Arizona 2014 500 Free 4:50.14 Bonnie Brandon, Arizona 2014 1000 Free 9:56.02 Lauren Baker, UCLA 2014 1650 Free 16:49.79 Erin McCleave, Washington State 2007 100 Back 54.51 Emily Cook, Washington State 2018 200 Back 1:56.58 Erin Voss, Stanford 2018 100 Breast 1:02.46 Zoe Bartel, Stanford 2018 200 Breast 2:13.04 Isabelle Odgers, USC 2020 100 Fly 53.98 Louise Hansson, USC 2020 200 Fly 1:57.12 Katka Hosszu, USC 2011 200 IM 2:02.13 Chloe Isleta, Arizona State 2018 400 IM 4:12.23 Katka Hosszu, USC 2011 200 Free Relay 1:32.76 California 2015 400 Free Relay 3:25.66 UCLA 2014 800 Free Relay 7:24.36 California 2015 200 Medley Relay 1:42.51 California 2018 400 Medley Relay 3:43.74 California 2015
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WASHINGTON STATE TOP-10
100-YARD BACKSTROKE 100-YARD FREESTYLE 100-YARD BUTTERFLY 1. Emily Cook (2/23/18) 53.66 1. Keiana Fountaine (2/29/20) 49.28 1. Michaela Ahlin (3/20/09) 53.40 2. Hannah Bruggman (2/24/17) 54.46 2. Chloe Larson (2/29/20) 49.63 2. Emma Johansson (12/7/13) 53.50 3. Kate Laderoute (2/28/20) 54.51 3. Nicole Proulx (2/28/15) 49.75 3. Anna Brolin (2/26/16) 53.65 4. Rugile Mileistye (12/4/10) 54.64 4. Hannah Bruggman (2/27/16) 49.78 4. Lindsay Henahan (2/28/03) 53.75 5. Loree Olson (12/7/13) 54.72 5. Rugile Mileisyte (2/28/09) 49.81 5. Talor Whitaker (2/25/11) 54.08 6. Afton Pickett (2/27/09) 54.77 Alba Fores (11/19/17) 49.81 6. Alison Mand (2/28/14) 54.71 7. Emma Johansson (12/7/13) 54.78 7. Addisynn Bursch (2/25/17) 49.97 7. Rachel Dong (11/30/01) 54.75 8. Alison Mand (12/7/13) 55.08 8. Erin McCleave (2/17/07) 50.09 8. Elise Locke (11/21/15) 54.81 9. Jasmine Margetts (1/22/16) 55.14 9. Haley Rose Love (11/22/15) 50.35 9. Haley Rose Love (12/6/14) 54.87 10. Taylor McCoy (11/22/19) 55.46 10. Taryn Ternent (12/1/01) 50.44 10. Melissa Hubley (11/30/01) 55.13
200-YARD BACKSTROKE 200-YARD FREESTYLE 200-YARD BUTTERFLY 1. Loree Olson (12/8/13) 1:56.35 1. Keiana Fountaine (2/28/20) 1:46.14 1. Michaela Ahlin (3/21/09) 1:56.46 2. Taylor McCoy (2/29/20) 1:56.53 2. Erin McCleave (3/9/07) 1:46.70 2. Jasmine Margetts (2/25/17) 1:57.46 3. Afton Pickett (2/28/09) 1:57.12 3. Emma Neely (2/27/09) 1:48.36 3. Elise Locke (2/27/16) 1:58.31 4. Jasmine Margetts (2/27/16) 1:57.91 4. Michaela Ahlin (12/4/09) 1:48.47 4. Mia Zahab (2/29/20) 1:59.28 5. Emily Cook (2/24/18) 1:58.27 5. Alba Fores (2/24/18) 1:48.49 5. Kendra Griffin (2/27/16) 2:00.12 6. Kate Laderoute (11/23/19) 1:57.86 6. Ryan Falk (2/26/20) 1:48.68 6. Melissa Hubley (2/24/01) 2:00.36 7. Shelbi Luchini (3/2/13) 1:59.50 7. Rachel Thompson (2/24/18) 1:48.87 7. Kayli Changstrom (10/7/05) 2:03.73 8. Andree Anne LeRoy (12/1/01) 1:59.64 8. Talor Whitaker (12/4/10) 1:49.17 8. Bryn Mooney (12/5/04) 2:03.88 9. Kelly Tannhauser (12/4/11) 1:59.85 9. Michee van Rooyen (11/22/19) 1:49.38 9. Anna Brolin (12/7/14) 2:04.38 10. Shaya Schaedler (12/7/14) 1:59.99 10. Rugile Mileisyte (12/4/10) 1:49.52 10. Talor Whitaker (11/12/10) 2:04.53
100-YARD BREASTSTROKE 500-YARD FREESTYLE 200-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Lauren Burckel (2/28/20) 1:00.89 1. Erin McCleave (2/15/07) 4:43.46 1. Addisynn Bursch (2/23/17) 1:59.34 2. Elyse Peterson (2/27/09) 1:00.92 2. Michaela Ahlin (2/26/09) 4:46.64 2. Lauren Burckel (2/27/20) 1:59.41 3. Linnea Lindberg (11/17/18) 1:01.60 3. Alba Fores (11/17/17) 4:49.15 3. Talor Whitaker (2/24/11) 2:00.42 4. Mackenzie Duarte (11/17/18) 1:01.66 4. Ryan Falk (2/28/19) 4:49.71 4. Taylor McCoy (11/21/19) 2:00.51 5. Angela Mavrantza (2/24/17) 1:01.87 5. Loree Olson (2/28/13) 4:49.72 5. Jasmine Margetts (11/20/15) 2:01.56 6. Frederikke Hall (2/26/16) 1:01.94 6. Kendra Griffin (2/25/16) 4:51.01 6. Mia Zahab (2/27/20) 2:01.75 7. Erin Eldridge (2/26/99) 1:02.19 7. Michee van Rooyen (11/21/19) 4:51.56 7. Shelbi Luchini (2/24/12) 2:01.84 8. Presley Wetterstrom (11/21/15) 1:02.40 8. Jasmine Margetts (11/17/17) 4:51.87 8. Kelly Tannhauser (12/6/13) 2:02.06 9. Clothilde Peseux (2/23/18) 1:02.89 9. Rachel Thompson (2/25/16) 4:52.39 9. Loree Olson (2/25/16) 2:02.53 10. Jessie Craig (2/27/09) 1:03.42 10. Kayli Changestrom (2/15/07) 4:53.14 10. Presley Wetterstrom (2/25/16) 2:02.56
200-YARD BREASTSTROKE 1000-YARD FREESTYLE 400-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Mackenzie Duarte (3/1/19) 2:09.47 1. Erin McCleave (3/10/07) 9:47.19 1. Addisynn Bursch (2/24/17) 4:14.95 2. Presley Wetterstrom (11/22/15) 2:11.24 2. Kendra Griffin (2/27/16) 9:57.32 2. Taylor McCoy (2/28/20) 4:15.27 3. Lauren Burckel (2/29/20) 2:11.28 3. Jasmine Margetts (10/22/17) 10:06.66 3. Jasmine Margetts (2/24/17) 4:16.23 4. Elyse Peterson (2/28/09) 2:13.36 4. Ryan Falk (3/1/19) 10:06.74 4. Loree Olson (3/1/13) 4:16.27 5. Erin Eldridge (2/27/99) 2:13.54 5. Rachael Krager (2/28/09) 10:11.18 5. Mia Zahab (11/22/19) 4:16.78 6. Angela Mavrantza (2/25/17) 2:14.09 6. Jill Olson (12/1/01) 10:12.96 6. Michaela Ahlin (2/27/09) 4:17.23 7. Frederikke Hall (2/27/16) 2:14.47 7. Samantha Howell (3/1/19) 10:12.96 7. Kelly Tannhauser (2/28/14) 4:18.72 8. Jane Copland (11/20/05) 2:14.92 8. Becca Cohen (3/2/02) 10:13.76 8. Shelbi Luchini (2/24/12) 4:21.18 9. Monika Povilonyte (2/26/05) 2:16.53 9. Shelly Hart (2/9/92) 10:14.00 9. Kayli Changstrom (2/16/07) 4:21.31 10. Addisynn Bursch (2/27/16) 2:16.73 10. Lina Daugvilaite (12/2/07) 10:15.31 10. Mackenzie Duarte (11/22/19) 4:21.66
50-YARD FREESTYLE 1650-YARD FREESTYLE 1. Rugile Mileisyte (2/26/09) 22.45 1. Erin McCleave (3/10/07) 16:13.20 2. Chloe Larson (2/27/20) 22.64 2. Kendra Griffin (2/27/16) 16:30.76 3. Hannah Bruggman (2/25/16) 22.68 3. Ryan Falk (3/1/19) 16.37.56 4. Emma Johansson (2/28/13) 22.78 4. Jessica Marston (11/22/15) 16:50.83 5. Nicole Proulx (2/26/15) 22.91 5. Lina Daugvilaite (12/2/07) 16:52.26 6. Emily Barrier (11/16/18) 23.07 6. Rachael Krager (2/28/09) 16:53.43 7. Alison Mand (12/5/14) 23.11 7. Becca Cohen (3/2/02) 16:55.99 8. Keiana Fountaine (2/27/20) 23.21 8. Jill Olson (12/1/01) 16:56.31 9. Kelly Morgan (2/23/18) 23.25 9. Shelly Hart (2/9/92) 16:58.17 10. Taryn Ternent (2/22/01) 23.26 10. Samantha Howell (3/1/19) 16:58.90 Haley Rose Love (2/26/15) 23.26
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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1976-77 1980-81 1984-85 Overall: 2-4 Overall: 5-6 Overall: 2-3 Head Coach: Wilma Harrington Head Coach: Debbie Pipher Head Coach: Debbie Pipher DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE -- at Oregon State L 89-51 N8 at Idaho Relays 3rd 29 N3 at Idaho Relays 2nd 166 J14 at Pacific Lutheran L 78-60 N14 at Oregon L 84-54 N10 WASHINGTON L 82-40 -- at Washington L 126-77 N15 at Oregon State L 98-42 N10 MONTANA L 79-61 -- IDAHO W 77-44 N15 at Willamette W 79-60 D7-9 at Husky Invitational 17th 38 F5 CENTRAL WASHINGTON L 71-58 D7 at Husky Invitational 15th 32 D13 IDAHO L 82-58 F10 IDAHO W 88-51 J13 WASHINGTON L 84-29 J12-13 at UC-Irvine Invitational 4th 314 J3 at UC Santa Barbara L 78-53 J19 MONTANA W 73-67 1977-78 J3 at UC Irvine W 77-63 J31 at Oregon State W 62-50 Overall: 5-3 J10 at Puget Sound L 74-66 F1-2 at Oregon State Invitational 1st 646 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher J10 at British Columbia W 78-62 F21-23 at Pac-West Championships 3rd - DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE J15 WHITMAN W 82-35 F28-3/2 at NORPAC Championships 4th - D3 at Portland State W 104-36 F7 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 93-46 D9-10 at Oregon Intercollegiate All-Around Championship* F13 IDAHO L 92-48 1985-86 J7 PACIFIC LUTHERAN W 87-53 F26-28 at NCWSA/AIAW Region 9 Champ. at Oregon 5th 589 Overall: 2-1 J14 at Whitman W 92-46 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher J14 at Whitworth W 102-35 1981-82 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE F10 OREGON STATE L 76-61 Overall: 1-5 N1 at Husky Relays 2nd 100 F11 at Central Washington L 78-53 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher N2 at Washington L 50-36 F11 PUGET SOUND W 68-62 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE N9 at Central Washington Relays 1st 122 F18 at Idaho W 87-53 N8 at Idaho Relays 2nd 37 N15-16 OREGON STATE/OREGON 1st 137.5 F23-25 at NCWSA Region 9 Championship* N14 PUGET SOUND L 73-67 N29-D1 at Husky Invitational 12th 34 * Held in Oregon N20 OREGON STATE L 95-54 J11-12 at UC-Irvine Invitational 4th 343 D5-7 at Husky Invitational 11th 25 J24 at Central Washington W 76-37 1978-79 D12 at Washington L 73-38 J31-F1 at Oregon State Invitational 1st 1176 Overall: 8-4 J8-9 at UC-Irvine Invitational 3rd 317 - WHITMAN W 78-35 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher F4 OREGON L 77-36 J20-22 Pac-West Championships 3rd 919 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE F5-6 at Oregon State Invitational - 3rd J27-28 NORPAC Championships 4th 793 N11 at Idaho Relays - 1st F12 IDAHO L 86-52 N17 at Eastern Washington W 101-29 F13 NEVADA-RENO W 76-57 1986-87 N17 at Idaho W 91-40 F25-27 NCWSA/AIAW Region 9 Champ. at Oregon 3rd 831.5 Overall: 3-1 J13 PUGET SOUNDS W 72-59 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher J20 MONTANA W 77-53 1982-83 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE -- CENTRAL WASHINGTON W 66-64 Overall: 3-1 O31 WASHINGTON L 71-24 -- PACIFIC LUTHERAN W 77-52 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher N7 at Husky Relays - 2nd F3 MONTANA W 77-53 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE N8 at Central Washington Relays - 1st F9 at Oregon L 98-41 N6 at Idaho Relays 4th 72 N21 at Oregon State W 129-86 F9 OREGON STATE L 84-49 N12 at Montana Invitational - 4th D5-7 at Husky Invitational - 17th F10 OREGON STATE L 81-50 D3-5 at Husky Invitational - 19th J16 PUGET SOUND W 51-44 F17 MONTANA W 97-31 D11 WASHINGTON L 65-30 J30-31 at Oregon State Invitational - 1st F17 IDAHO L 70-61 J7-8 at UC-Irvine Invitational - 3rd F12 CENTRAL WASHINGTON W 98-85 F22-24 at NCWSA/AIAW Region 9 Championships 6th 355 J14 MONTANA W 69-62 F20-21 Pac-West Championships - 2nd F3 OREGON STATE W 68-63 F27-3/1 Pac-10 Championships * 8th 256 1979-80 F4 at Oregon State Invitational 1st 610 * Los Angeles Overall: 8-2 F11 IDAHO W 85-55 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher F17-19 at Pacific Northwest Championship - 3rd 1987-88 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE F27-27 at NORPAC Championships 4th 1079.5 Overall: 1-3 N10 at Idaho Relays 2nd 39 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher N17 OREGON W 73-69 1983-84 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE N30-D2 at Husky Invitational - -- Overall: 3-3 O30-31at Oregon State Invitational 2nd - D7 at Pacific Lutheran W 98-32 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher N6 at Husky Relays - 5th D8 at Washington L 85-46 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE N14 OREGON STATE L 118-114 J11 at Eastern Washington W 99-26 N5 at Idaho Relays 3rd 148 N21 at Washington L 63-32 J11 MONTANA W 82.5-32.5 N11 at Puget Sound W 58-54 D5 at Pacific Lutheran Invitational - 3rd J12 CENTRAL WASHINGTON W 105-24 N12 at Washington L 57-36 J15 at Central Washington W 120-114 J19 at Montana W 80-59 N18 OREGON STATE W 71-68 J22 at Puget Sound L 55-40 J25 PUGET SOUND W 86-54 D10 at Idaho L 75-64 F19-20 Pac-West Championships - 3rd F2 OREGON STATE L 80-60 J6-7 at UC-Irvine Invitational - 7th F25-27 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 246 F14 at Idaho W 69-62 J14 at Montana L 93-46 * Beaverton, Ore. F21-23 at NCWSA/AIAW Region 9 Championships 3rd 435 J15 at Montana W 69-62 F3-4 at OSU Invitational - 2nd F16-18 at Pac-West Championships 7th 418 F23-25 at NORPAC Championships 7th -
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1988-89 1992-93 1995-96 Overall: 2-2 Overall: 5-4 Overall: 6-5 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher Head Coach: Debbie Pipher Head Coach: Debbie Pipher DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE O21 PUGET SOUND L 168.5-85.5 O23 at Oregon State W 162-36 O27 at California L 210-52 O28 at Oregon State Halloween Invitational - 3rd O24 at Oregon State W 163-38 O27 at BYU (at Calif.) L 209-53 N4 at Husky Relays - 4th O31 PUGET SOUND W 153-52 O28 at San Jose State W 65-46 N17 WASHINGTON L 162-81 N6 at Husky Relays - 1st O28 at Univ. of the Pacific (at San Jose) L 53-41 D2-4 at Husky Invitational - 12th N13 SIMON FRASER W 137-67 N2 at Simon Fraser W 115.5-83.5 J20 CENTRAL WASHINGTON W 141-64 N20 WASHINGTON L 110-95 N3 at Husky Relays - 2nd J26 at Oregon State W 123.5-119.5 N20 WYOMING W 163-42 N4 at Puget Sound W 121-55 J27-28 at Oregon State Invitational - 1st D3-6 at Husky Invitational - 8th N17 at Washington L 110-78 F17-18 Pac-West Championship - 3rd J8 at Hawaii L 105-96 N30-D3 at Husky Invitational - 13th F23-25 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 253 J8 at Illlinois State (at Hawaii) L 127-78 J7 at UC-Irvine Relay Invitational - 3rd * Cerritos, Calif. J30 at Nevado-Reno L 187-74 J26 OREGON STATE W 159-46 F28-3/2 Pac-10 Championships * 8th 328 J27 OREGON STATE W 143-58 1989-90 * Long Beach, Calif. F15-17 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 308 Overall:3-3 * Long Beach, Calif. Head Coach: Debbie Pipher 1993-94 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE Overall: 5-5 1996-97 O20 SIMON FRASER W 70-24 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher Overall: 8-4 O27-18 at Oregon State Halloween Invitational - 3rd DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE Head Coach: Debbie Pipher N3 at Husky Relays - 1st O28 at Wyoming W 50-36 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE N17 at Puget Sound L 124-81 O29-30 at Early Birg Invitational - 2nd O25 CALIFORNIA L 195-65 N18 at Washington L 118-87 N5 at Husky Relays - 2nd O25 SAN DIEGO L 154-134 D2-3 at Husky Invitational - 4th N6 at Puget Sound W 140-65 O26 at San Jose State W 178-129 J9 at Hawaii L 50-45 N19 at Washington L 134-71 N1 at Husky Relays - 2nd J20 at Central Washington W 131-73 N20 at Simon Fraser W 129-73 N14 SIMON FRASER W 148-94 J26-28 at UNLV Rebel Classic - 7th D2-5 at Husky Invitational - 5th N22 WASHINGTON L 126-79 F3 OREGON STATE W 115-90 J10 at Hawaii L 110-95 J8 at Columbia (at Hawaii) W 43-25 F23-25 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 277 J11 at Wisconsin (at Hawaii) L 146-61 J9 at Univ. of the Pacific (at Hawaii) W 37-31 * Los Angeles J15 OREGON STATE W 146-58 J9 at Hawaii W 147-52 J16 OREGON STATE W 186-76 J9 at Northern Illinois (at Hawaii)* 1990-91 J16 NEVADA-RENO L 137-125 J10 at Wisconsin (at Hawaii) L 150-54 Overall: 3-3 J21 COLORADO STATE L 120.5-84.5 J23 at Oregon State W 132-67 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher F24-26 Pac-10 Championships * 8th 290 J25 at Oregon State W 129-73 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE * Long Beach, Calif. F27-3/1 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 322 O20 PUGET SOUND W 118-87 * Seattle, Wash. O26-27 at Oregon State Halloween Invitational - 1st 1994-95 N1 at Simon Fraser W 127-79 Overall: 7-5 1997-98 N2 at Husky Relays - 1st Head Coach: Debbie Pipher Overall: 5-2 N16 HAWAII L 118-87 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE Head Coach: Rocco Aceto N16 WASHINGTON L 109-93 O21 at Oregon State W 134-71 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE D8-9 at Husky Invitational - 9th O22 at Oregon State W 133.5-71.5 O25 at San Jose W 80-54 J25-27 at UNLV Rebel Classic - 3rd O28 at California L 177-85 O25 at Univ. of the Pacific (at San Jose) W 83-42 F2 at Oregon State W 104-101 O28 at Nevada-Reno (at Calif.) L 146-115 O31-N1 at Washington Invitational Quadrangular - 3rd F8 COLORADO STATE L 120.5-81.5 O29 at San Jose State W 150-35 N8 at Husky Relays - 2nd F28-M2 Pac-10 Championships * 8th 286 O29 at San Jose State W 144-32 N21 at Washington L 132-73 * Seattle, Wash. O29 at Univ. of the Pacific (at San Jose) W 144-73 D7 at Husky Invitational - 12th N4 at Husky Relays - 2nd J17 at Nevada-Reno L 89-33 1991-92 N11 SIMON FRASER W 118-87 J17 at UC-Santa Barbara (at Reno) W 71-51 Overall: 5-0-1 N18 WASHINGTON L 144-61 J23 OREGON STATE W 113-87 Head Coach: Debbie Pipher N19 PUGET SOUND W 157-48 J24 OREGON STATE W 147-107 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE D1-4 at Husky Invitational - 7th F26-28 Pac-10 Championships * 8th 298.5 O25-26 EARLY BIRD INVITATIONAL - 2nd J13 at Northern Arizona L 135-86 * Long Beach, Calif. N1 at Husky Relays - 1st J13 at Arizona State (at Northern Arizona) L 156-55 N2 at Puget Sound W 134-71 F10-12 at NW Collegiate Invitational - 3rd N9 OREGON STATE W 152-53 F23-25 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 230.5 N15-16 at Oregon State Invitational - 2nd * Federal Way, Wash. N22 at Washington T 102.5-102.5 D6-8 at Husky Invitational - 8th J9 at Hawaii W 103-102 J24 at Northern Colorado W 158-82 J25 at Wyoming W 149-55 F7-9 Pac-10 Championships * 8th 413.5 * Long Beach, Calif.
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1998-99 2001-02 2004-05 Overall: 6-6 Overall: 8-3 Overall: 3-2 Head Coach: Rocco Aceto Head Coach: Rocco Aceto Head Coach: Erica Quam DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE O16 at Louisville (at Atlanta) L 119-118 O19 at San Jose State W 119-96 O22 SAN JOSE STATE W 161-98 O16 at Georgia Southern (at Atlanta) W 130.5-106.5 O20 at California L 147-105 O29 at Pacific Invitational - O17 at Alabama L 48-47 O27 SAN DIEGO W 149-100 N6 ARKANSAS W 119-86 O17 at NE Louisiana W 78-17 N10 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W 54-39 N19 WASHINGTON L 155-102 O24 FLORIDA STATE L 113-91 N10 CENTRAL WASHINGTON W 59-34 D3 at Princeton Invitational - N7 at Husky Relays - 3rd N16 at Washington W 132-130 D3 at Jingle Bell Invite - N14 SAN JOSE STATE W 112-93 N29-D1 at Arkansas Invitational - 1st J8 at UC Irvine Invitatioanl - NTS N20 WASHINGTON L 138-66 J19 at UCLA L 213-49 J22 at Nevada L 165-129 D3-6 at Husky Invitational - 4th J19 at Univ. of the Pacific (at UCLA) L 188-74 J28-29 at Oregon State L 199-124 J16 at UCLA L 166-87 J26 NEVADA-RENO W 139-123 J28-29 at Idaho (at Oregon) W 212-162 J16 at Fresno State (at UCLA) W 145-116 F1 OREGON STATE W 159-103 F5 at Idaho W 163-74 J30 at Nevada-Reno L 160.5-98.5 F2 OREGON STATE W 113-90 F23-24 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 334 F5 at Oregon State W 158-104 F28-M2 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 401.5 * Federal Way, Wash. F6 at Oregon State W 122-83 * Long Beach, Calif. F25-27 Pac-10 Championships * 8th 372.5 2005-06 * Federal Way, Wash. 2002-03 Overall: 4-2 Overall: 2-5 Head Coach: Erica Quam 1999-2000 Head Coach: Erica Quam DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE Overall: 2-11 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE O7 CALIFORNIA L 168-94 Head Coach: Rocco Aceto O19 at San Jose State W 140-112 O14 IDAHO W 184-78 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE O25 at UOP Invitational - 2nd O28 at Pacific Invitational - NTS O16 at San Jose L 122-70 N8 at Cal-State Northridge W 114-112 O29 at San Jose State W 152-110 O16 at San Jose L 138-112 N16 CENTRAL WASHINGTON W 141-61 N4 at UBC College Cup - 2nd O23 MINNESOTA L 56-31 N22 WASHINGTON L 164-93 N11 at Washington L 149-113 O23 FLORIDA STATE L 48-46 D5 at Speedo Cup Invitational - 2nd N18 at Minnesota Invitational - NTS N6 CENTRAL WASHINGTON W 112-73 J4 at Aileen Soule Classic Meet D1 at US Open - NTS N19 at Washington L 170-92 J17 at Nevada L 133-124 D31 at FIU Invitational W 444-339 N20 at Washington L 178-83 J17 at Nevada L 112-92 J6 at Panther Invitational - NTS D3-5 at Husky Invitational - 10th J31 at Oregon State L 102-84 J27 OREGON STATE W 134.5-127.5 J3 at Colorado College W 102-39 J31 at Oregon State L 100-78 F4 at Idaho W 135-70 J3 at LSU (at Colorado College) L 53-39 F8 COUGAR INVITATIONAL - 1st F22 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 399 J15 at UCLA L 168-90 F27 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 299 * Long Beach, Calif. J29 NEVADA-RENO L 99-95 * Federal Way, Wash. F4 OREGON STATE L 140-121 2006-07 F5 OREGON STATE L 118-85 2003-04 Overall: 7-2 F24-26 Pac-10 Championships 8th 322 Overall: 2-6 Head Coach: Erica Quam * Long Beach, Calif. Head Coach: Erica Quam DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE S29 at Idaho W 192-100 2000-01 O3 COUGAR PENTATHLON O20 SAN JOSE STATE W 181-77 Overall: 7-3 O17 at San Jose State W 163-97 O21 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 151-50 Head Coach: Rocco Aceto O17 at Nevada (at San Jose) L 149-113 O27 at UC David W 170-92 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE O18 at California L 170.5-86.5 O28 at California L 158-102 O13-14 at Univ. of the Pacific Invitaional - 2nd N7 at Rice Invitational - 2nd N10 WASHINGTON W 153.5-108.5 O21 SOUTH CAROLINA W 119-86 N21 at Washington L 162-97 N30 at Texas Invite - NTS N4 SAN JOSE STATE W 176-85 D4 at US Open J13 NORTHERN ARIZONA W 161-92 N6 WASHINGTON W 123-82 D5 at Wildcat Invitational J20 at Oregon State L 133-129 N30 at George Mason W 147-87 J7 at UCLA J27 IDAHO W 159-45 D1-3 at Patriot Invitational - 1st J16 at Pacific Relays J27 BOISE STATE W 103-56 J6 at Denver Penthathlon - 1st J17 at Pacific L 150-111 F14-17 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 378 J13 at UCLA L 158-98 J24 NEVADA L 135-125 * Long Beach, Calif. J13 at San Diego (at UCLA) W 170-91 J30 OREGON STATE L 155-103 J26 at Nevada-Reno L 150.5-111.5 J31 OREGON STATE L 135-68 2007-08 J17 at Nevada-Reno L 114-88 F6 SIMON FRASER W 113-67 Overall: 5-2 F2 at Oregon State W 138-124 F6 CENTRAL WASHINGTON W 113-15 Head Coach: Erica Quam F3 at Oregon State W 113-92 F25 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 278 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE F22-24 Pac-10 Championships * 8th 365 * Long Beach, Calif. S28 IDAHO W 278-158 * Federal Way, Wash. O27 at San Jose State W 170.5-81.5 N2-3 DEBBIE PIPHER MEMORIAL INVITE - NTS N16 at Northern Arizona W 157-137 N17 at Arizona State L 172.5-115.5 N30-D2 at Princeton Invitational - NTS J5 at UC Irvine Invite - 1st, 2nd J19-21 at Long Beach Grand Prix - F1 IDAHO W 113-53 F9 at Idaho W 139-49 F16 at Washington L 148-109 F17-3/1 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 337.5 * Long Beach, Calif.
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2008-09 2013-14 2017-18 Overall: 6-2 Overall: 3-6 Overall: 3-5 Head Coach: Erica Quam Head Coach: Tom Jager Head Coach: Tom Jager DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE O17-18 at TYR Pacific Invite - NTS O/3 at Stanford L 147-104 S28 at Cal Poly W 168.5-125.5 O24-25 DEBBIE PIPHER MEMORIAL INVITE - NTS O4 at California L 164-89 S29 at UC Santa Barbara W 141-121 N1 at Nevada W 136-126 O8 USC L 146-116 O14 ARIZONA L 161-101 N1 at UC Davis (at Nevada) W 184-78 O19 at Idaho W 152-142 O21-22 at USA College Challenge W 326.5-286.5 N15 NORTHERN ARIZONA W 146-59 N1 at Seattle W 176-80 O26 at USC L 162-100 N22 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY W 153-50 1F6-8 at Hawkeye Invitational - 6th O28 at UCLA L 162-104 D4-6 at Texas Invite - NTS J17 UCLA L 133-67 N17-19 at Ohio State Invite - 9th J3 at UC Irvine Invite - NTS J18 UCLA L 142-80 J13 ARIZONA STATE L 177-83 J17-19 at Southern California Grand Prix - J24 OREGON STATE W 148-114 J26 OREGON STATE W 163-74 J23 at Idaho W 149-55 F8 at Utah L 163-99 F10 at Utah L 187-76 J25 BOISE STATE W 138-63 F26-3/2 Pac-12 Championships* 8th 346 F21-24 Pac-12 Championships * 8th 307 J31 at Oregon State L 131.5-130.5 * Federal Way, Wash. * Federal Way, Wash. F7 WASHINGTON L 162.5-96.5 F25-3/1 Pac-10 Championships * 9th 341 2014-15 2018-19 * Federal Way, Wash. Overall: 6-3 Overall: 4-9 Head Coach: Tom Jager Head Coach: Matt Leach 2009-10 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE Overall: 2-4 O9 at USC L 150-106 S21 at San Diego L 158-134 Head Coach: Erica Quam O10 at UCLA L 143-104 vs. Nevada L 142-134 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE O17 ARIZONA L 172-89 S22 at San Diego W 129-122 O17 at Boise State L 178-116 O24 ARIZONA STATE W 155.5-106.5 O5-6 at Chick-Fil-A Invite 4th O23 DEBBIE PEPHER MEMORIAL INVITE - 1st N7 SEATTLE W 204-58 O12 No. 1 STANFORD L 169-86 N6 at Northern Arizona W 149-142 N8 NORTHERN ARIZONA W 181-80 O14 BOISE STATE L 151-108 N7 at Arizona State L 209-78 1F5-7 at Hawkeye Invitational - 3rd O20 at Idaho W 159-139 N13-15 at Minnesota Grand Prix - J23 at Oregon State W 187-75 N2 NORTHERN ARIZONA W 135-126 D3-6 at Long Course Invitational - J30-31 at Nebraska W 214-158 N3 No. 5 CALIFORNIA L 158-95 J7 at New Mexico F13 UTAH W 156.5-105.5 N9 WYOMING L 140-122 J16 at Seattle W 191-70 F25-28 Pac-12 Championships * 8th 369 N16-18 at Phill Hansell Invitational 7th J29 OREGON STATE L 135.5-126.5 * Federal Way, Wash. J11 at No. 14 Arizona L 150-107 F6 at Idaho L 123-108 J12 at No. 25 Arizona State L 174-85 F25-27 Pac-10 Championships * 8th 318.5 2015-16 F1 at Oregon State W 148-114 * Long Beach, Calif. Overall: 5-2 F16 UTAH L 167-93 Head Coach: Tom Jager F27-M2 Pac-12 Championships * 8th 284.5 2010-11 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE M14-16 at NIC (CSCAA) Championships 8th 293 Overall: 6-2 S25 STADFORD L 142-119 * Federal Way, Wash. Head Coach: Erica Quam O9-10 CALIFORNIA L 299.5-131.5 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE O22 at Arizona State W 115-90 2019-20 O8 at Idaho W 125-80 O23 at UNLV (at Arizona) W 185.5-108.5 Overall: 3-7 O8 at Seattle (at Idaho) W 157-47 O23 at Arizona L 182-98 Head Coach: Matt Leach O15-16 at Pacific Invitational - 2nd N8 at San Diego State W 161.5-132.5 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE O22-23 DEBBIE PIPHER MEMORIAL INVITE - 1st N8 at New Mexico (at San Diego) W 195-93 S27 at Nevada, San Diego State, Idaho 3rd 78 N5 NEW MEXICO STATE W 143.5-118.5 N20-22 at Ohio State Invite - 4th S28 NEVADA L 90-172 N6 FRESNO STATE W 165-96 D5 at Seattle W 181-80 O11 Chic-Fil-A Invite (Fresno, Calif.) 4th 248.5 N12 NORTHERN ARIZONA W 164-98 J22 OREGON STATE W 154-100 O12 Chic-Fil-A Invite (Fresno, Calif.) 4th 404.5 D3-5 at Princeton Invitational - NTS J29-30 NEBRASKA W 166-106 O18 IDAHO W 173-89 J7 at UCLA L 166-90 F13 at Utah W 149-145 O23 at No. 8 Stanford L 86-165 J14-16 at Austin Grand Prix - F24-27 Pac-12 Championships * 7th 477 O24 at No. 12 California L 84-172 J21 BOISE STATE L 143-119 * Federal Way, Wash. N8 at Wyoming & Colorado State W 214.5-132.5 J28 at Oregon State W 156-106 N9 at Wyoming & Colorado State W 181-166 F5 IDAHO W 157-48 2016-17 N21-23 Houston Invite (Houston) 3rd F23-F27 Pac-10 Championships * 8th 297 Overall: 4-3 D4-7 U.S. Open (Atlanta) - * Federal Way, Wash. Head Coach: Tom Jager J10 No. 8 USC L 102-155 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE J11 No. 31 UCLA L 109-145 2011-12 S/30 USC L 161-96 J17 at Utah L 85-173.5 Overall: 2-10 O20 at Stanford L 149-99 F1 at Boise State L 60-192 Head Coach: Tom Jager O21 at California L 155-97 F26-29 Pac-12 Championships * 8th 396 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE O29 UCLA W 143-119 M12 CSCAA National Invite # Only 1 day (Covid-19) O21 USC L 120-74 N3 NORTHERN ARIZONA W 129-70 * Federal Way, Wash. O22 USC L 107-84 N18-20 at Ohio State Invite - 9th # Cleveland, Ohio O29 at Utah L 147-115 J20 at Oregon State W 170-87 N4 at California L 160-89 F11 UTAH W 151-111 N21 at Northern Arizona L 161-133 F22-25 Pac-12 Championships * 8th 334 D2-4 at Iowa - 4th * Federal Way, Wash. J6 TCU L 163.5-123.5 J6 at San Diego State L 154-112 J6 at Rice (at San Diego) L 152-109 J6 at UC San Diego (at San Diego) W 147-140 J21 at Seattle W 59-35 J27 OREGON STATE L 143-119 F4 at Idaho L 159.5-134.5 F22-25 Pac-12 Championships * 9th 239.5 * Federal Way, Wash. WSUCOUGARS.COM 27 2020-21 COUGAR SWIMMING
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OPPONENT W L T YEAR FINISH POINTS LOCATION YEAR W L T COACH Alabama 0 1 1976-77 - - - 1976-77 2 3 Wilma Harrington Arizona 0 6 1977-78 NA NA Oregon 1977-78 5 3 Debbie Pipher Arizona State 2 7 1978-79 6th 355 - 1978-79 8 4 Debbie Pipher Arkansas 1 0 1979-80 3rd 435 - 1979-80 8 2 Debbie Pipher Boise State 2 5 1980-81 5th 589 Oregon 1980-81 5 6 Debbie Pipher British Columbia 1 0 1981-82 3rd 831.5 Oregon 1981-82 2 4 Debbie Pipher BYU 0 1 1982-83 4th 1079.5 - 1982-83 3 1 Debbie Pipher California 1 21 1983-84 7th - - 1983-84 3 3 Debbie Pipher Cal Poly 1 0 1984-85 4th - - 1984-85 2 3 Debbie Pipher Cal State Bakersfield 1 0 1985-86 4th 793 - 1985-86 2 1 Debbie Pipher Cal State Northridge 3 0 1986-87 8th 256 Los Angeles 1986-87 3 1 Debbie Pipher Central Washington 10 2 1987-88 9th 246 Beaverton, Ore. 1987-88 1 3 Debbie Pipher Colorado State 1 2 1988-89 9th 253 Cerritos, Calif. 1988-89 2 2 Debbie Pipher Columbia 0 1 1989-90 9th 277 Los Angeles 1989-90 3 3 Debbie Pipher Eastern Washington 3 0 1990-91 8th 286 Seattle, Wash. 1990-91 3 3 Debbie Pipher Florida International 1 0 1991-92 8th 413.5 Long Beach, Calif. 1991-92 5 0 1 Debbie Pipher Florida State 0 2 1992-93 8th 328 Long Beach, Calif. 1992-93 5 4 Debbie Pipher Fresno State 2 0 1993-94 8th 290 Long Beach, Calif. 1993-94 5 5 Debbie Pipher Grand Canyon 1 0 1994-95 9th 230.5 Federal Way, Wash. 1994-95 7 5 Debbie Pipher George Mason 1 0 1995-96 9th 308 Long Beach, Calif. 1995-96 6 5 Debbie Pipher Georgia Southern 1 0 1996-97 8th 322 Seattle, Wash. 1996-97 8 4 Debbie Pipher Hawaii 2 4 1997-98 8th 298.5 Long Beach, Calif. 1997-98 5 2 Rocco Aceto Idaho 22 7 1998-99 8th 372.5 Federal Way, Wash. 1998-99 6 6 Rocco Alceto Illinois State 0 1 1999-2000 8th 322 Long Beach, Calif. 1999-2000 2 11 Rocco Alceto Louisville 0 1 2000-01 9th 285 Federal Way, Wash. 2000-01 7 3 Rocco Alceto Louisiana-Monroe 1 0 2001-02 9th 401.5 Long Beach, Calif. 2001-02 8 3 Rocco Alceto (Formerly Northeast Louisiana) 2002-03 9th 299 Federal Way, Wash. 2002-03 2 5 Erica Quam LSU 0 1 2003-04 9th 278 Long Beach, Calif. 2003-04 2 6 Erica Quam Minnesota 0 1 2004-05 9th 334 Federal Way, Wash. 2004-05 3 2 Erica Quam Montana 7 2 2005-06 9th 399 Long Beach, Calif. 2005-06 4 2 Erica Quam Nebraska 2 0 2006-07 9th 378 Long Beach, Calif. 2006-07 7 2 Erica Quam Nevada 3 15 2007-08 9th 337.5 Long Beach, Calif. 2007-08 5 2 Erica Quam New Mexico 1 0 2008-09 9th 341.0 Federal Way, Wash. 2008-09 6 2 Erica Quam New Mexico State 1 0 2009-10 8th 318.5 Long Beach, Calif. 2009-10 2 4 Erica Quam Northern Arizona 10 2 2010-11 7th 297 Federal Way, Wash. 2010-11 6 2 Erica Quam Northern Colorado 1 0 2011-12 9th 239.5 Federal Way, Wash. 2011-12 2 10 Tom Jager Northern Illinois 1 0 2012-13 9th 189 Federal Way, Wash. 2012-13 6 5 Tom Jager Oregon 3 2 2013-14 8th 346 Federal Way, Wash. 2013-14 3 6 Tom Jager Oregon State 37 19 2014-15 8th 369 Federal Way, Wash. 2014-15 6 3 Tom Jager Pacific 3 4 2015-16 7th 477 Federal Way, Wash. 2015-16 8 3 Tom Jager Pacific Lutheran 2 2 2016-17 8th 334 Federal Way, Wash. 2016-17 4 3 Tom Jager Portland State 1 0 2017-18 8th 307 Federal Way, Wash. 2017-18 3 5 Tom Jager Puget Sound 10 6 2018-19 8th 284.5 Federal Way, Wash. 2018-19 4 9 Matt Leach Rice 0 1 2019-20 8th 396 Federal Way, Wash. 2019-20 3 7 Matt Leach San Diego 4 1 San Diego State 0 1 NSWSA Region 9 (1978-82) San Jose State 14 2 NORPAC Conference (1983-86) Seattle 8 0 Pac-10 Conference (1987-2011) Simon Fraser 7 0 Pac-12 Confernce (2012-present) Stanford 0 13 South Carolina 1 0 Texas Christian (TCU) 0 1 UC Davis 2 1 UC Irvine 1 0 UC Riverside 1 0 UC Santa Barbara 2 1 UC San Diego 2 0 UCLA 1 12 USC 0 8 Utah 3 7 UNLV 1 0 Washington 3 27 1 Whitman 3 0 Whitworth 1 0 Willamette 1 0 Wisconsin 0 2 Wyoming 4 2
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ALABAMA CALIFORNIA CAL POLY WSU RECORD: 0-1 WSU RECORD: 0-13 WSU RECORD: 1-0 AWAY: 0-1 HOME: 0-3, AWAY: 0-10 AWAY: 1-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE SEASON W/L SCORE SITE SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1998-99 L 48-47 A 1994-95 L 177-85 A 2017-18 W 168.5-125.5 A 1995-96 L 210-52 A ARIZONA 1996-97 L 195-65 A CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE WSU RECORD: 0-5 2001-02 L 147-105 A WSU RECORD: 3-0 HOME 0-3, AWAY: 0-2 2003-04 L 170.5-86.5 A HOME: 3-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2005-06 L 168-94 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2012-13 L 119-75 A 2006-07 L 158-102 A 2002-03 W 114-112 H 2014-15 L 172-89 H 2011-12 L 160-89 A 2002-03 W 110-93 H 2015-16 L 182-98 A 2013-14 L 164-89 A 2006-07 W 151-50 H 2017-18 L 161-101 H 2015-16 L 299.5-131.5 H 2018-19 L 150-107 A 2016-17 L 155-97 A CENTRAL WASHINGTON 2018-19 L 158-95 H WSU RECORD: 10-2 ARIZONA STATE 2019-20 L 84-172 A HOME: 6-1, AWAY: 4-1 WSU RECORD: 2-6 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE HOME: 1-1, AWAY: 1-4, NUETRAL: 0-1 UC DAVIS 1976-77 L 71-58 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE WSU RECORD: 2-1 1977-78 L 78-53 A 1994-95 L 156-55 N AWAY: 1-0, NEUTRAL: 1-1 1978-79 W 66-64 H 2007-08 L 172.5-115.5 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1979-80 W 105-24 H 2009-10 L 209-78 A 2006-07 W 170-92 A 1985-86 W 76-37 A 2012-13 L 170-88 A 2008-09 W 184-78 N 1986-87 W 98-85 H 2014-15 W 155.5-106.5 H 2012-13 L 139-119 N 1987-88 W 120-114 A 2015-16 W 182-98 A N – Los Angeles (2012-13), Reno, Nev. (2008-09) 1988-89 W 141-64 H 2017-18 L 177-83 H 1989-90 W 131-73 A 2018-19 L 174-85 A UC IRVINE 1999-2000 W 112-73 H N – Flagstaff, Ariz. WSU RECORD: 1-0 2001-02 W 59-34 H NEUTRAL: 1-0 2002-03 W 141-61 A ARKANSAS SEASON W/L SCORE SITE WSU RECORD: 1-0 1980-81 W 77-63 N COLORADO STATE HOME: 1-0 N – Santa Barbara, Calif. WSU RECORD: 0-2 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE HOME: 0-2 2004-05 W 119-86 H UCLA SEASON W/L SCORE SITE WSU RECORD: 1-12 1990-91 L 120.5-81.5 H BOISE STATE HOME: 1-3, AWAY: 0-9 1993-94 L 120.5-84.5 H WSU RECORD: 2-4 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE HOME: 2-2, AWAY: 0-2 1998-99 L 166-87 A COLUMBIA SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1999-2000 L 168-90 A WSU RECORD: 1-0 2006-07 W 103-56 H 2000-01 L 158-98 A NEUTRAL: 1-0 2008-09 W 138-63 H 2001-02 L 213-49 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2009-10 L 178-116 A 2003-04 L 84-74 A 1996-97 W 43-25 N 2010-11 L 143-119 H 2010-11 L 166-90 A N – Lahaina, Hawaii 2018-19 L 151-108 H 2012-13 L 150-97 A 2019-20 L 60-192 A 2013-14 L 133-67 H EASTERN WASHINGTON 2013-14 L 142-80 H WSU RECORD: 3-0 BYU 2014-15 L 143-104 A HOME: 1-0, AWAY: 2-0 WSU RECORD: 0-1 2016-17 W 143-119 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE NEUTAL: 0-1 2017-18 L 152-104 A 1978-79 W 101-29 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2019-20 L 109-145 H 1979-80 W 99-26 A 1995-96 L 209-53 N 1980-81 W 93-46 H N – Berkeley, Calif. UC SANTA BARBARA WSU RECORD: 3-1 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL BRITISH COLUMBIA AWAY: 2-1, NEUTRAL: 1-0 WSU RECORD: 1-0 WSU RECORD: 1-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE AWAY: 1-0 NEUTRAL: 1-0 1980-81 L 78-53 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1997-98 W 71-51 N 2005-06 W 444-339 A 1980-81 W 78-62 N 2016-17 W 141-121 A N – Tacoma, Wash. 2017-18 W 141-121 A FLORIDA STATE N – Reno, Nev. WSU RECORD: 0-2 HOME: 0-2 UC SAN DIEGO SEASON W/L SCORE SITE WSU RECORD: 2-0 1998-99 L 113-91 H NEUTRAL: 2-0 1999-2000 L 48-46 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2000-01 W 170-91 N FRESNO STATE 2011-12 W 147-140 N WSU RECORD: 2-0 N – Los Angeles (2000-01), at San Diego State (2011-12) HOME: 1-0, NEUTRAL: 1-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE CS BAKERSFIELD 1998-99 W 145-116 N WSU RECORD: 1-0 2010-11 W 165-96 H AWAY: 1-0 N – Los Angeles SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2012-13 W 172-116 A
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GRAND CANYON LOUISVILLE NEW MEXICO WSU RECORD: 1-0 WSU RECORD: 0-1 WSU RECORD: 1-0 NEUTRAL: 1-0 NEUTRAL: 0-1 NEUTRAL: 1-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE SEASON W/L SCORE SITE SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2012-13 W 160.5-99.5 N 1999 L 119-118 N 2015-16 W 195-93 N N – Tempe, Ariz. N – Atlanta N – San Diego, Calif.
GEORGE MASON LOUISIANA-MONROE NEW MEXICO STATE WSU RECORD: 1-0 (FORMERLY NORTHEAST LOUISIANA) WSU RECORD: 1-0 AWAY: 1-0 WSU RECORD: 1-0 HOME: 1-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE NEUTRAL: 1-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2000-01 W 147-87 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2010-11 W 143.5-118.5 H 1998-99 W 78-17 N GEORGIA SOUTHERN N – Tuscaloosa, Ala. NORTHERN ARIZONA WSU RECORD: 1-0 WSU RECORD: 9-2 NEUTRAL: 1-0 LSU HOME: 7-0, AWAY: 2-2 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE WSU RECORD: 0-1 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1998-99 W 130.5-106.5 N NEUTRAL: 0-1 1994-95 L 135-86 A N – Atlanta SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2006-07 W 161-92 H 1999-2000 L 53-39 N 2007-08 W 157-137 A HAWAII N – Colorado Springs, Colo. 2008-09 W 146-59 H WSU RECORD: 2-4 2009-10 W 149-142 A HOME: 0-1, AWAY: 2-3 MINNESOTA 2010-11 W 164-98 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE WSU RECORD: 0-1 2011-12 L 161-133 A 1989-90 L 50-45 A HOME: 0-1 2012-13 W 146-116 H 1990-91 L 118-87 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2014-15 W 181-80 H 1991-92 W 104-101 A 1999-2000 L 56-31 H 2016-17 W 129-70 H 1992-93 L 105-96 A 2018-19 W 135-126 H 1993-94 L 110-95 A MONTANA 1996-97 W 147-52 A WSU RECORD: 7-2 NORTHERN COLORADO HOME: 5-1, AWAY: 1-1, NEUTRAL: 1-0 WSU RECORD: 1-0 IDAHO SEASON W/L SCORE SITE AWAY: 1-0 WSU RECORD: 21-7 1978-79 W 77-53 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE HOME: 9-3, AWAY: 10-4, NEUTRAL: 2-0 1978-79 W 84-47 H 1991-92 W 158-82 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1978-79 W 97-31 H 1976-77 W 88-51 H 1979-80 W 82.5-38.5 N NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1977-78 W 87-53 A 1979-80 W 80-59 A WSU RECORD: 1-0 1978-79 W 91-40 N 1982-83 W 69-62 H HOME: 1-0 1978-79 L 70-61 H 1983-84 L 93-46 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1979-80 W 69-62 A 1984-85 L 79-61 H 2001-02 W 54-39 H 1980-81 L 92-48 H 1984-85 W 73-67 H 1981-82 L 86-54 A N – Cheney, Wash. OREGON 1982-83 W 85-55 H WSU RECORD: 3-2 1983-84 L 74-64 A NEBRASKA HOME: 3-0, AWAY: 0-2 1984-85 L 82-58 H WSU RECORD: 2-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2004-05 W 212-162 N HOME: 1-0, AWAY: 1-0 1978-79 L 98-41 A 2004-05 W 163-74 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1979-80 W 73-67 H 2005-06 W 184-78 H 2014-15 W 214-158 A 1980-81 L 84-54 A 2005-06 W 135-70 A 2015-16 W 266-106 H 1981-82 W 77-36 H 2006-07 W 192-100 A 1990 W 115-90 H 2006-07 W 159-45 H NEVADA 2007-08 W 278-158 H WSU RECORD: 3-15 2007-08 W 113-53 H HOME: 1-4, AWAY: 1-8, NEUTRAL: 1-3 2007-08 W 137-49 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2008-09 W 149-55 A 1981-82 W 76-57 N 2009-10 L 123-108 A 1992-93 L 187-74 A 2010-11 W 123-82 A 1993-94 L 137-125 H 2010-11 W 157-48 H 1994-95 L 146-115 N 2011-12 L 159.5-134.5 A 1997-98 L 89-33 A 2012-13 W 156-106 H 1998-99 L 160.5-98.5 A 2013-14 W 152-142 A 1999-2000 L 99-95 H 2018-19 W 159-139 A 2000-01 L 150.5-111.5 A 2019-20 W 173-89 H 2000-01 L 114-88 A N – Cheney, Wash. (1978-79), Corvallis, Ore. (2004-05) 2001-02 W 139-123 H 2002-03 L 112-92 A ILLINOIS STATE 2002-03 L 133-124 A WSU RECORD: 0-1 2003-04 L 149-113 N NEUTRAL: 0-1 2003-04 L 135-125 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2004-05 L 165-129 A 1993 L 127-78 N 2008-09 W 136-126 A N – Honolulu 2018-19 L 142-134 N 2019-20 L 90-172 H N – Moscow, Idaho (1981-82), Berkeley, Calif. (1994-95), San Jose, Calif. (2003-04), San Diego, Calif. (2018-19)
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OREGON STATE PACIFIC LUTHERAN SAN JOSE STATE WSU RECORD: 36-19 WSU RECORD: 2-2 WSU RECORD: 14-2 HOME: 15-11, AWAY: 20-7, NEUTRAL: 1-1 HOME: 1-1, AWAY: 1-1 HOME: 5-0, AWAY: 9-2 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE SEASON W/L SCORE SITE SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1976-77 L 89-51 A 1976-77 L 78-60 A 1994-95 W 150-35 A 1977-78 L 76-61 H 1977-78 L 87-53 H 1994-95 W 144-32 A 1978-79 L 84-49 N 1978-79 W 77-52 H 1995-96 W 65-46 A 1978-79 L 81-50 H 1979-80 W 98-32 A 1996-97 W 178-129 A 1979-80 L 80-60 H 1997-98 W 80-54 A 1980-81 L 98-42 A PORTLAND STATE 1998-99 W 112-93 H 1981-82 L 95-54 H WSU RECORD: 1-0 1999-2000 L 122-70 A 1982-83 W 68-63 A AWAY: 1-0 1999-2000 L 138-112 A 1983-84 W 71-68 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2000-01 W 176-85 H 1984-85 W 62-50 A 1977-78 W 104-36 A 2001-02 W 119-96 A 1986-87 W 129-86 A 2002-03 W 140-112 H 1987-88 L 118-114 H PUGET SOUND 2003-04 W 163-97 A 1988-89 W 123.5-119.5 A WSU RECORD: 10-6 2004-05 W 161-98 H 1989-90 W 115-90 H HOME: 5-2, AWAY: 4-4, NEUTRAL: 1-0 2005-06 W 152-110 A 1990-91 W 104-101 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2006-07 W 181-77 H 1991-92 W 152-53 H 1977-78 W 68-62 N 2007-08 W 170.5-81.5 A 1992-93 W 162-36 A 1978-79 L 72-59 H 1992-93 W 163-38 A 1979-80 W 86-54 H SEATTLE 1993-94 W 146-58 H 1980-81 L 74-66 A WSU RECORD: 8-0 1993-94 W 186-76 H 1981-82 L 73-67 A HOME: 3-0, AWAY: 4-0, NEUTRAL: 1-0 1994-95 W 134-71 A 1983-84 W 58-54 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1994-95 W 133.5-71.5 A 1986-87 W 51-44 H 2008-09 W 153-50 H 1995-96 W 159-46 H 1987-88 L 55-40 A 2009-10 W 191-70 A 1995-96 W 143-58 H 1988-89 L 168.5-85.5 H 2010-11 W 154-51 N 1996-97 W 193-69 N 1989-90 L 124-81 A 2011-12 W 59-35 A 1996-97 W 132-67 A 1990-91 W 118-87 H 2012-13 W 179-83 H 1996-97 W 129-73 A 1991-92 W 134-71 A 2013-14 W 176-80 A 1997-98 W 113-87 H 1992-93 W 153-52 H 2014-15 W 204-58 H 1997-98 W 147-107 H 1993-94 W 140-65 A 2015-16 W 181-80 A 1998-99 W 158-104 A 1994-95 W 157-48 H N – Moscow, Idaho 1998-99 W 122-83 A 1995-96 W 121-55 A 1999-2000 L 140-121 H N – Ellensburg, Wash. SIMON FRASER 1999-2000 L 118-85 H WSU RECORD: 7-0 2000-01 W 138-124 A RICE HOME: 4-0, AWAY: 3-0 2000-01 W 113-92 A WSU RECORD: 0-1 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2001-02 W 159-103 H NEUTRAL: 0-1 1989-90 W 70-24 H 2001-02 W 113-90 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1990-91 W 127-79 A 2002-03 L 100-78 A 2011-12 L 152-109 N 1992-93 W 134-67 H 2002-03 L 102-84 A N – San Diego 1993-94 W 129-73 A 2003-04 L 155-103 H 1994-95 W 118-87 H 2003-04 L 135-68 H SAN DIEGO 1995-96 W 115.5-83.5 A 2004-05 L 199-124 A WSU RECORD: 3-1 1996-97 W 148-94 H 2005-06 W 134.5-127.5 H HOME: 1-0, AWAY: 2-0, NEUTRAL: 0-1 2006-07 L 133-129 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE STANFORD 2008-09 L 131.5-130.5 A 1996-97 L 154-134 N WSU RECORD: 0-5 2009-10 L 135.5-126.5 H 2001-02 W 149-100 H HOME: 0-2, AWAY: 0-3 2010-11 W 156-106 A 2015-16 W 161.5-132.5 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2011-12 L 143-119 H 2018-19 W 129-122 A 2013-14 L 147-104 A 2012-13 W 137-125 A N – Berkeley, Calif. 2015-16 L 142-119 H 2013-14 W 148-114 H 2016-17 L 149-99 A 2014-15 W 187-75 A SAN DIEGO STATE 2018-19 L 169-86 H 2015-16 W 154-100 H WSU RECORD: 0-2 2019-20 L 96-165 A 2016-17 W 170-87 A AWAY: 0-2 2017-18 W 163-74 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE SOUTH CAROLINA 2018-19 W 148-114 A 2011-12 L 154-112 A WSU RECORD: 1-0 N – Eugene, Ore. (1978-79), San Jose, Calif. (1996-97) 2018-19 L 158-134 A HOME: 1-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE PACIFIC 2000-01 W 119-86 H WSU RECORD: 3-4 HOME: 0-2, NEUTRAL: 3-2 USC SEASON W/L SCORE SITE WSU RECORD: 0-8 1994-95 W 111-73 N HOME: 0-5, AWAY: 0-3 1995-96 L 53-41 N SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1996-97 W 37-31 N 2011-12 L 120-74 H 1997-98 W 83-42 N 2011-12 L 107-84 H 2001-02 L 188-74 N 2012-13 L 137-58 A 2003-04 L 206-196 H 2013-14 L 146-116 H 2003-04 L 150-111 H 2014-15 L 150-106 A N – San Jose, Calif. (1994-95, 1995-96, 1997-98), 2016-17 L 161-96 H Lahaina, Hawaii (1996-97), Los Angeles (2001-02) 2017-18 L 162-100 A 2019-20 L 102-155 H
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TCU WHITMAN WSU RECORD: 0-1 WSU RECORD: 3-0 NEUTRAL: 0-1 HOME: 2-0, AWAY: 1-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2011-12 L 163.5-123.5 N 1977-78 W 92-46 A N – San Diego 1980-81 W 82-35 H 1985-86 W 78-35 H UNLV WSU RECORD: 1-0 WHITWORTH NEUTRAL: 1-0 WSU RECORD: 1-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE NEUTRAL: 1-0 2015-16 W 185.5-108.5 N SEASON W/L SCORE SITE N- Tucson, Ariz. 1977-78 W 102-35 N N – Walla Walla, Wash. UTAH WSU RECORD: 3-6 WILLAMETTE HOME: 2-2, AWAY: 1-4 WSU RECORD: 1-0 SEASON W/L SCORE SITE NEUTRAL: 1-0 2011-12 L 147-115 A SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2012-13 L 157-105 H 1980-81 W 79-60 N 2013-14 L 163-99 A N – Corvallis, Ore. 2014-15 W 156.5-105.5 H 2015-16 W 149-145 A WISCONSIN 2016-17 W 151-111 H WSU RECORD: 0-2 2017-18 L 187-75 A NEUTRAL: 0-2 2018-19 L 167-93 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 2019-20 L 85-173.5 A 1993-94 L 146-61 N 1996-97 L 150-54 N WASHINGTON N – Honolulu WSU RECORD: 3-27-1 HOME: 2-13, AWAY: 1-14-1 WYOMING SEASON W/L SCORE SITE WSU RECORD: 3-1 1979-80 L 85-46 A HOME: 1-1, AWAY: 2-0 1980-81 L 84-29 H SEASON W/L SCORE SITE 1981-82 L 73-38 A 1991-92 W 149-55 A 1982-83 L 65-30 H 1992-93 W 163-42 H 1983-84 L 57-36 A 1993-94 W 50-36 A 1984-85 L 82-40 H 2018-19 L 140-122 H 1985-86 L 50-36 A 1986-87 L 71-24 H 1987-88 L 63-32 A 1988-89 L 162-81 H 1989-90 L 118-87 A 1990-91 L 109-93 H 1991-92 T 102.5-102.5 A 1992-93 L 110-95 H 1993-94 L 134-71 A 1994-95 L 144-61 H 1995-96 L 110-78 A 1996-97 L 126-79 H 1997-98 L 132-73 A 1998-99 L 138-66 H 1999-2000 L 170-92 A 1999-2000 L 178-83 A 2000-01 W 123-82 H 2001-02 W 132-130 A 2002-03 L 164-93 H 2003-04 L 162-97 A 2004-05 L 155-102 H 2005-06 L 149-113 A 2006-07 W 153.5-108.5 H 2007-08 L 148-109 A 2008-09 L 162.5-96.5 H
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OLYMPIC TRIAL TIME QUALIFIERS NCAA ALL-AMERICA CSCAA $ - Made Olympic Team 1999 Erin Eldridge 100 Breast, 200 Breast NATIONAL INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2000 Erin Eldridge 100 Breast PARTICIPANTS 1992 OLYMPICS 2003 Lindsay Henahan 100 Fly Kelley Miedema, South Africa 2006 Erin McCleave 1650 Free 2019 2007 Erin McCleave 200 Free, 1650 Free (Team, 8th, 293) 1996 OLYMPICS Sophia Balmaceda 100 Fly, 100 Back, 50 Fly Kelley Miedema, South Africa NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP PARTICIPANTS 100 Free, 400 Free Relay (4th) 1998 Emily Barrier 400 IM Relay (9th), 200 Free 2000 OLYMPICS Erin Eldridge 100 breast (23rd), 200 breast (26th) 800 Free Relay (9th), 50 Fly, 50 Free Erin Eldrige, USA 100 Breast, 200 Breast 100 Free, 400 Free Relay (4th) Sasha Taylor, Canada 100 Back, 200 Back 1999 Payton Bokowy 200 Free Relay (11th), 50 Free Andree-Anne Leroy, Canada 200 IM, 100 Back (Team, 30th, 8 pts) 800 Free Relay (9th), 50 Back, 100 Free Taryn Ternent, South Africa DNP, injury Erin Eldridge 100 breast (13th), 200 breast (13th) Lauren Burckel 200 IM (15th), 200 Breast (4th) Melissa Hubley, Canada 100 Fly, 200 Fly 200 Medley Relay (10th), 400 IM 2000 100 Breast (20th) 2004 OLYMPICS (Team, 34th, 11 pts) Ryan Falk 500 Free (15th), 200 Free (17th) Lindsay Henahan, USA 100 Fly Erin Eldridge 100 breast (8th) 800 Free Relay (9th), 1000 Free (14th) 1650 Free (12th) 2008 OLYMPICS 2001 Keiana Fountaine 200 Free Relay (11th) Erin McCleave, Australia Melissa Hubley 100 fly, 200 fly 200 Free (15th), 100 Free (16th), 50 Free Rugile Mileisyte, Lithuania $ 50 Free 800 Free Relay (9th), 400 Free Relay (4th) 2003 Paige Gardner 200 Free Relay (11th) 2016 OLYMPICS Lindsay Henahan 100 fly (16th), 100 free 200 Medley Relay (10th), 50 Free Elise Locke, USA 200 Fly Samantha Howell 500 Free, 1000 Free, 1650 Free Jasmine Margetts, USA 200 Fly 2006 Chloe Larson 200 Free Relay (11th), 50 Fly Presley Wetterstrom, USA 200 Breast (Team, 40th, 7 pts) 400 IM Relay (9th), 200 Medley Relay (10th) Erin McCleave 500 free (28th), 200 free (21st) 100 Free (12th), 400 Free Relay (4th), 50 Free 2020 OLYMPICS 1650 free (11th) Linnea Lindberg 50 Breast (1st) (Moved to 2021 due to COVID-19) Jane Copland 200 IM (60th), 200 breast (28th) 200 Medley Relay (10th), 100 Breast (11th) Lauren Burckel, USA 100 breast, 20 Breast 200 Breast (35th), 400 IM Relay (9th) Mackenzie Duarte, USA 200 Breast 2007 Taylor McCoy 200 IM (16th), 400 IM Relay (9th) Taylor McCoy, USA 200 Back (Team, 34th, 10 pts) 400 IM (8th), 100 Back (16th), 200 Back (4th) Mia Zahab, Canada 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 Fly Erin McCleave 500 free, 100 fly (14th) 400 Free, 800 Free 200 free (13th), 1650 free (10th) 2020 (Meet Canceled after 1st day due to Covid-19)) 2009 Emily Barrier 200 Free Relay (4th), 50 Free Michaela Ahlin 100 fly, 200 fly, 500 free Payton Bokowy 200 Free Relay (4th), 50 Free Rugile Mileisyte 50 free, 100 back Lauren Buckel 50 Breast (2nd), 200 IM Elyse Peterson 100 breast, 200 breast 400 Medley Relay (10th) Mackenzie Duarte 200 IM (7th) 2010 Keiana Fountaine 200 Free Relay (4th) Michaela Ahlin 100 fly, 200 fly, 500 free 50 Free (10th), 400 Medley Relay (10th) Kate Laderoute 50 Back (18th) 2019 400 Medley Relay (10th) Mackenzie Duarte 100 breast, 200 breast Chloe Larson 200 Free Relay (4th) 50 Fly, 50 Free (4th), 400 Medley Relay (10th) Taylor McCoy 400 IM (1st) 200 IM (4th), 100 Back (3rd) Sierra Ortiz 50 Back, 100 Back (7th)
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ACADEMIC/ATHLETIC AWARDS PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC College Swimming Coaches Association of America (Changed to Academic Honor Roll in 2020) 2012 Melissa Bogert (1st), Shelbi Luchini (1st) (CSCAA) 1998 Tammy Coulter (1st), Julie Thorn (2nd) Jessie Craig (2nd), Sarah Hicks (HM) Term GPA Gretchen Chambers (HM) Danielle Palumbo (HM), Jenna Bekker (HM) Fall, 1998 3.38 Jessica Chisholm (HM), Wendy Enderle (HM) Emma Johansson (HM), Heather Morlan (HM) Fall, 1999 3.39 Liz Hohaia (HM), Anna Hohmann (HM) 2013 Shelbi Luchini (1st), Alison Mand (1st) Spring, 1999 3.35 Kelley Miedema (HM), Aimee Walters (HM) Emma Johansson (2nd) Fall, 2000 3.32 1999 Anna Hohmann (2nd), Julie Thorn (2nd) Hayley Anderson (2nd), Jenna Bekker (HM) Spring, 2000 3.30 Carrie Breed (HM), Gretchen Chambers (HM) Kelly Tannhauser (HM), Anne Kenney (HM) Fall, 2001 3.16 Jessica Chisholm (HM), Wendy Enderle (HM) Heather Morlan (HM) Spring, 2001 3.20 Sarah Ewan (HM), Katie Keller (HM) 2014 Emma Johansson (1st), Alison Mand (1st) Fall, 2002 3.53 Kelley Miedema (HM) Shaya Schaedler (1st) Spring, 2002 3.25 2000 Kelley Miedema (1st), Eli Schmeid (1st) Presley Wetterstrom (1st) Fall, 2003 3.48 Gretchen Chambers (2nd) Haley Anderson (2nd), Frederikke Hall (2nd) Spring, 2003 3.50 Suzie Muirhead (HM) Loree Olson (2nd) 2014Taylor Indahl (HM) Fall, 2004 3.54 2001 Jill Olson (1st), Melissa Hubley (2nd) Anne Kenney (HM), Kelly Tannhauser (HM) Spring, 2004 3.66 Carrie Breed (HM), Rachelle Carano (HM) Shanell Sullenberger (HM) Fall, 2005 3.46 Rebcca Cohen (HM), Lindsay Henahan (HM) Kiana Sullenberger (HM) Spring, 2005 3.57 Sara Schmied (HM) 2015 Hailey Johnson (1st), Alison Mand (1st) Fall, 2006 3.38 2002 Theresa Dunn (1st), Jill Olson (1st) Shaya Schaedler (1st) Spring, 2006 3.48 Katie Brynes (2nd), Rachel Dong (2nd) Presley Wetterstrom (1st), Taylor Indahl (2nd) Fall, 2007 3.19 Melissa Hubley (2nd) 2002Nicole Chinn (HM) Anne Kenney (2nd), Kelly Tannhauser (2nd) Spring, 2007 3.31 Rebecca Cohen (HM), Sara Schmied (HM) Shanell Sullenberger (2nd) Fall, 2008 NA Sasha Taylor (HM) Kiana Sullenberger (2nd), Frederikke Hall (HM) Spring, 2008 3.23 2003 Theresa Dunn (1st), Jill Olson (1st) Haley Rose Love (HM), Loree Olson (HM) Fall, 2009 NA Sasha Taylor (1st), Lisa Irwin (2nd) Anna Rosen (HM) Spring, 2009 NA Nicole Chinn (HM), Rebecca Cohen (HM) 2016 Hailey Johnson (1st) Fall, 2010 3.17 Lindsay Henahan (HM), Sara Schmied (HM) Presley Wetterstrom (1st) Spring, 2010 3.39 2004 Theresa Dunn (1st), Andrea Lubeck (1st) Michelle Berry (2nd), Loree Olson (2nd) Fall, 2013 3.32 Sasha Taylor (1st), Karen Eldred (2nd) Frederikke Hall (HM), Elise Locke (HM) Spring, 2013 3.32 Lisa Irwin (2nd), Nicole Chinn (HM) Anna Rosen (HM), Anna Brolin (HM) Fall, 2014 3.14 Jane Copland (HM), Sheena Mills (HM) Rachel Thompson (HM) Spring, 2014 3.38 Lesley Ouellette (HM) 2017 Hailey Johnson (1st), Ciera Kelly (1st) Spring, 2015 3.04 2005 Lindsay Backhouse (1st), Karen Eldred (1st) Penny Nichols (1st), Anna Rosen (2nd) Fall, 2016 3.40 Andrea Lubeck (1st), Katie Van Horne (1st) Taylor Shewchuk (2nd), Anna Brolin (HM) Spring, 2016 3.35 Kayli Chamgstrom (2nd), Erin McCleave (2nd) Kendra Griffin (HM), Elise Locke (HM) Fall, 2017 3.34 Emily Chandler (HM), Jane Copland (HM) Haley Rose Love (HM) Spring, 2018 3.47 Laurie Gregg (HM), Sheena Mills (HM) Jasmine Margetts (HM) Fall, 2018 3.48 Beth Newhouse (HM) Jessica Marston (HM) Spring, 2019 3.45 Monika Povilonyte (HM), Candace Rodda (HM) Rachel Thompson (HM) Fall, 2019 3.29 2006 Lindsay Backhouse (1st), Karen Eldred (1st) 2018 Luci Brock (1st), Ciera Kelly (1st) Spring, 2020 3.54 Andrea Lubeck (1st), Erin McCleave (1st) Ryan Falk (2nd), Penny Nichols (2nd) Fall, 2020 3.61 Katie Van Horne (1st), Larissa Barth (2nd) Anna Brolin (HM), Jasmine Margetts (HM) Danielle Berish (2nd), Kayli Changstrom (2nd) Rachel Thompson (HM) CSCAA SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICANS Jane Copland (2nd), Beth Newhouse (2nd) 2019 Luci Brock (1st), Taylor McCoy (1st) 2005 Kayli Changstrom (HM), Jane Copland (HM) Emily Chandler (HM), Laurie Gregg (HM) Ryan Falk (2nd), Chloe Larson (2nd) Erin McCleave (HM) Kelly O’Neill (HM), Monika Povilonyte (HM) Mackenzie Duarte (HM) 2006 Jane Copland (1st), Erin McCleave (1st) 2007 Lindsay Backhouse (1st), Danielle Berish (1st) Samantha Howell (HM), Maia Petrides (HM) Kayli Changstrom (HM) Erin McCleave (1st), Katie VanHorne (1st) Linnea Lindberg (HM) Monika Povilonyte (HM) Kayli Changstrom (2nd), Jamie Macleod (2nd) 2020 Payton Bokowy, Luci Brock, Lauren Burckel 2010 Michaela Ahlin (HM), Jennifer Dean (HM) Bryn Mooney (2nd), Elyse Peterson (HM) Ryan Falk, Keiana Fountaine, Paige Gardner Emma Neely (HM), Talor Whitaker (HM) Afton Pickett (HM), Monika Povilonyte (HM) Chloe Larson, Taylor McCoy 2013 Emma Johansson (HM), Loree Olson (HM) 2008 Danielle Berish (1st), Bryn Mooney (1st) 2014 Emma Johansson (HM), Ali Mand (HM) Maya Dill (2nd), Jamie Macleod (2nd) Kelly Tannhauser (HM) Michaela Ahlin (HM), Brett Bogachus (HM) Presley Wetterstrom (HM) Kristin Marceau (HM), Elyse Peterson (HM) 2015 Loree Olson (HM), Presley Wetterstrom (HM) Afton Pickett (HM), Keara Sheahan (HM) 2017 Addisynn Bursch (HM), Elise Locke (HM) 2009 Jamie MacLeod (1st), Jennifer Dean (2nd) 2018 Emily Cook (HM), Mackenzie Duarte (HM) Talor Whitaker (2nd), Kristin Marceau (2nd) Jasmine Margetts (HM), Taylor McCoy (HM) Michaela Ahlin (HM), Sierra Burton (HM) 2019 Lauren Burckel (HM), Linnea Lindberg (HM) Elyse Peterson (HM), Afton Pickett (HM) Taylor McCoy (HM) 2010 Melissa Bogert (1st), Jennifer Dean (2nd) 2020 Lauren Burckel (HM), Mackenzie Duarte (HM) Talor Whitaker (2nd), Michaela Ahlin (HM) Chloe Larson (HM), Taylor McCoy (HM) Jessie Craig (HM), Andrea Emde (HM) Rachael Krager (HM) 2011 Melissa Bogert (1st), Jennifer Dean (1st) Talor Whitaker (1st), Shelbi Luchini (1st) Jessie Craig (2nd), Sarah Hicks (HM) Rachael Krager (HM)
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WASHINGTON STATE OLYMPIANS
Name (Sport if not Track & Field) Country Years Medal ALLINGER, Dawn USA 1996 AROUZES, Demetrious Cyprus 1988 AVOGNAN, John Ivory Coast 1976 BABITS, Laslo Canada 1984 BERTOIA, Don Canada 1964 BOHN, “Doc” (trainer) USA 1932, ‘36, ‘48, ‘52, ‘60, ‘64, ‘68 BRUNNER, Chantal New Zealand 1996, 2000 CAMPBELL, Ian Australia 1980 CHAPLIN, John (track coach) USA 2000 CONINE, Gerald (wrestling) USA 1964 DODOO, Francis Ghana 1984, ‘88, ‘92, ‘96 EISHEN, Clem USA 1948 RUGILE MILEISYTE ENQUIST, Paul (rowing) USA 1984 Gold GAMBETTA, Carlos Argentina 1980 At the 2008 Summer Olympics in Bejing, China, Washington GITTENS, Boyd USA 1968 State University’s Rugile Mileisyte became the first Cougar GUSTAFSSON, Tore Sweden 1988, ‘92, ‘96 Swimmer to compete in the Olympic Games. HADJIANDREOU, Marios Greece 1988 HENRY, Anson Canada 2004 A native of Alytus, Lithuania, Mileisyte won her 50m freestyle HITCHCOCK, Vaughan (wrestling coach) USA 1976 heat in 26.19, quicker than her Olympic qualifying time of 26.32 JAMES, Laura Trinidad 1972 she earned in a time trial at the Seven Hill Trophy meet in JENNE, Eldon USA 1920 Rome, Italy, June 7. JOHANSSEN, Patrik Sweden 1992 JOUBERT,Michael Australia 1996 Competing for her native vountry, Mileisyte captured the sixth KABLAN, Georges Ivoryt Coast 1976, ‘84 of 12 heats in the event, but did not advance to the semifinal KINKADE, Mike (baseball) USA 2000 Gold KOECH, Peter Kenya 1988 Silver races after finishing 39th among 92 swimmers. Her time was KORIR, Julius Kenya 1984 Gold 1.99 seconds behind Australia’s Cate Campbell, who posted KOUTSOUKIS, Dimitrious Greece 1988 the best time in the heats at 24.20. Mileisyte missed the cut for LAGAT, Bernard Kenya 2000, ‘04 Bronze, Silver the semifinal races (Top-16) by 1.12 seconds. USA 2008 LI, Tony (Li Tong) China 1992, ‘96 LINDGREN, Gerry USA 1964 MILEISYTE, Rugile (swimming) Lithuania 2008 MORACHO, Javier Spain 1980, ‘84 MOUTSANAS, Sotirios Greece 1984 MULLINS, Peter Australia 1948 N’DRIN, Celestine Ivory Coast 1984, ‘88 NORDQUIST, Doug USA 1984 NORELIUS, Kristi (rowing) USA 1984 Gold ORR, Lee Canada 1936 ORTEGA, Omar Argentina 1984 PALLAKIS, Christos Greece 1992 PARNELL, Bill Canada 1948, ‘52 PEYOU, Henri Cameroon 1992 PICKLER, Diana USA 2008 RADEMACHER, Pete (boxing) USA 1956 Gold REED, Georgette Canada 1992 ROININEN, Leo Canada 1948 SHIRLEY, Simon Australia 1988 TAIWO, Joseph Nigeria 1984 THOMPSON, Camille (basketball) Canada 1996 TIACOH, Gabriel Ivory Coast 1984 Silver WALTZ, Ian USA 2004, ‘08
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MATTKIRK LEACHH. SCHULZ - HEAD - COACH PRESIDENT A nationally respected university leader, Kirk H. Schulz became the 11th president of Washington State University and a tenured professor in the Gene and Linda Voiland School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering on June 13, 2016. President Schulz is guiding WSU’s transformation into one of the nation’s top 25 public research universities, one that offers exceptional research and innovation. He has also pledged a university-wide focus on providing a transformative educational experience to undergraduate and graduate students to ensure their success in the classroom and after graduating from WSU. Prior to arriving at Washington State, Shultz served as president of Kansas State University for seven years, guiding the university to a number of significant achievements, including: • Enrollment reached a record 24,766 students in fall 2014. • Private giving increased from $84.9 million to $211 million in a four-year period. • With more than 40,00 members, Kansas State has ranked No. 1 in the Big 12 for 18 consecutive years for the percentage of graduates who are members of the alumni association. • Campus facilities were expanded significantly, including construction of a welcome center, theater, academic facilities and a football complex. • The University won three Big 12 Athletic Conference championships in two years: football (2012), men’s basketball (2013), and baseball (2013). • KSU was selected as home for the $1.2 billion Department of Homeland Security National BioAgro Defense Facility (NBAF).
In addition, he is the chair of the NCAA board of governors, the association’s highest-ranking committees. As chair, he helps oversee issues across the associa- tion. His term runs to January 2017. Under Schulz’s leadership, Kansas State University was selected a Friend of the Flint Hills by the Flint Hills Discovery Center Foundation in spring 2014. The award recognizes the university’s contributions to the Konza Prairie, one of the last remaining tallgrass prairies in North America. Before his appointment at KSU, Schulz served as vice president for research and economic development at Mississippi State University. He has also served on the faculty at Michigan Technological University and the University of North Dakota. The president is one of the most active college presidents nationally to use Twitter to connect with the WSU family and share his pride in the university. You’re invited follow him: @WSU_Cougar_Pres Schulz is active in several professional societies including the American Institute for Chemical Engineers and the American Society for Engineering Education. In recognition of achievements in the field of Chemical Engineering, he was selected as a fellow in both the American Society of Engineering Education and the Ameri- can Association for the Advancement of Science. He is active in the Boy Scouts of America and served as president of the Coronado Council. In 2013, he was recognized with the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award from the National Eagle Scout Association. Schulz also served various roles on the boards of Cereal Food Processors, the Greater Manhattan Community Foundation, the Kansas Bioscience Authority, and the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology. He is married to Dr. Noel Nunnally Schulz, who serves as a professor in the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture, Washington State University. Prior to her arrival at WSU, Dr. Schulz served as the associate dean for research and graduate programs in the College of Engineering and the Paslay Professor of Electrical Engineering at Kansas State University. They have two sons, Tim and Andrew.
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MATTPAT CHUN LEACH -- DIRECTORHEAD COACH OF ATHLETICS Since arriving in Pullman in January 2018, Washington State Director of Athletics Patrick Chun has overseen a transfor- mation of Cougar Athletics, on and off of the field. From record student-athlete academic achievement to record-setting fundraising, from transformative facility projects to innovative student-welfare programming, Chun has had an immediate impact on WSU. Upon his hiring, Chun became the 14th individual to lead Cougar Athletics in school history and the first Asian-American athletic director to lead a Power 5 school. He also had another first in 2019, being named Under Armor Athletic Director of the Year, the first Cougar athletic director to receive the honor. Under his leadership, Cougar programs have reached NCAA Championships in six sports, while student-athletes have collected 28 All-America certificates, 79 All-Conference, 461 Academic All-Conference selections and four conference cham- pions. Chun has instituted programs to benefit student-athlete welfare, including improvements to mental health awareness, as well as a commitment to diversity and inclusion initiatives, while working closely with WSU’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and the Black Student-Athlete Association. WSU’s commitment to mental health awareness, under initiatives led by Chun, resulted in WSU Athletics being awarded the Washington State Psychological Association’s Public Citizen Award in 2018. Additional accomplishments for Chun include the development of UNLEASH, a strategic plan for the advancement of WSU Athletics, while in July of 2020, he began a four-year term on the prestigious NCAA Division I Council, a high-level group responsible for the day-to-day decision-making for Division I. For 2020-21, he will also co-chair the newly formed Pac-12 Social Justice & Anti-Racism Advisory Group. Most importantly, the academic performance of WSU student-athletes has set or tied program highs for cumulative GPA in each of the last five semesters enter- ing the Fall of 2020, including a department record 3.35 semester GPA in the Spring of 2020. WSU also posted its highest Graduation Success Rate ever in 2018-19. On the field of play, the Cougars have seen program-best performances from multiple sports. Football enters the 2020 season having gone to five-consecutive bowl games for the first time in school history, while women’s soccer reached the College Cup in 2019 for the first time. Women’s volleyball enters 2020 with four-straight NCAA appearances while men’s basketball in 2019-20 had its most wins since 2011-12 and won its Pac-12 Tournament opening round for the first time since 2009. Additionally, his leadership has led to as revitalization of Cougar fundraising, setting all-time highs in annual giving and total donations since his arrival. WSU Athletics raised a record $7.6 million in annual fund donations and a record $15 million in overall contributions in his first year. WSU improved on both totals in 2018- 19 and in 2019-20, WSU Athletics raised a program-record $27 million in overall giving. Prior to the 2019-20 academic year, WSU completed fundraising for Project: Back to Omaha, a $10 million renovation of our baseball stadium, the first athletics facility at WSU funded completely by private donations and set for completion in November 2020. Prior to WSU, Chun spent the prior five and a half years leading Florida Atlantic University Athletics and the previous 15 years at Ohio State University in a multitude of roles from 1997 through 2012, culminating as the executive associate athletics director. During his time at Florida Atlantic University athletics, Chun guided the Owls to unprecedented successes across academics, athletics, student-athlete develop- ment and fundraising. His top priority upon arriving at FAU was academics, which saw tremendous growth. Entering the 2017-18 academic year, FAU student-athletes posted a combined GPA above 3.0 for each of the previous four semesters, a first in school history. School records were also posted for Graduate Success Rate (GSR) and Academic Progress Rate (APR) in 2016-17. Chun’s focus on the complete student-athlete is highlighted by the 2016 National Association of Academic Advisors (N4A) Model Practices Award, awarded to FAU for displaying best practices in their programming for student-athletes. FAU was honored for its work with the football program. Along with the academic improve- ment, the FAU athletics department developed a comprehensive life skills program, featuring career services and a speaker’s program, as well as a concerted effort to provide community service to the South Florida area. Under Chun’s leadership, FAU athletics rose to some of its greatest heights, winning multiple championships, individual and team, and numerous national and conference awards. Owls’ football won its final 10 games of 2017 to finish 11-3 with a bowl victory over Akron while receiving votes in the final national poll. Chun has earned a reputation as an outstanding fundraiser with record successes at two institutions. In December 2015, the university announced the largest single gift in its history, $16 million from the Schmidt Family Foundation. In addition to the naming rights gift, two separate $5 million naming gifts were included in the project for a sports medicine center and academic center. Additional facility improvements at FAU during Chun’s time included the opening of the $800,000 FAU Tennis Complex, the addition of sand volleyball courts for the beach volleyball program while the FAU Varsity Soccer Field opened following renovations and enhancements. Revenue generation has been at the forefront of initiatives for Chun. In 2013, FAU agreed to a 10-year agreement with Learfield Sports as its exclusive corporate sponsorship sales unit. The partnership was expected to generate $25 million in revenues over the life of the agreement. In 2015, FAU extended its agreement with Adidas for $1.2 million. On a national level, Chun has served on the NCAA Baseball Rules Committee and was also named to the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) executive committee in 2016. Chun completed a three-year term on the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee from 2013-16. He also serves as a mentor in the NCAA Pathways program. Chun had previously served on the executive committee for the National Association for Athletics Development Directors (NAADD) and was a longtime board member for the Columbus, Ohio chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. In 2011, Chun was selected for the inaugural class of the Division 1A Athletics Directors Association Fellowship Program. Prior to FAU, Chun spent 15 years at Ohio State University working at his alma mater. During his tenure, he was promoted six times in the Department of Athletics, ultimately elevating to Executive Associate Athletics Director for External Relations. In his last role at Ohio State, Chun provided leadership and oversight for all facets of the external relations division from 2009-12. In the four years of overseeing the external relations division, Chun oversaw record fundraising years of $42 million in 2012, $41 million in 2011, and $39 million in 2010. Chun also was a lead member of the athletics department senior team that authored the then-largest multimedia rights deal in intercollegiate athletics history: a 10-year, $128 million partnership with IMG College in 2009. Chun also served as the daily administrative liaison with the football program. A native of Strongsville, Ohio, Chun earned a bachelor’s degree from Ohio State University and a master’s degree from Duquesne University. He and his wife, Natalie, also an OSU alumna, have three daughters (Vanna, Kennedy and Gretta) who enjoy their dog (Little Brother).
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MATTBRYAN LEACH BLAIR - HEAD COACH
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS / CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Bryan B. Blair is in his third year at Washington State, currently serving as the Deputy Director of Athletics and Chief Operating Officer (COO) for the athletic department, which includes 17 sports and over 450 student-athletes competing in the Pac-12. A veteran leader and former Division I football student-athlete, Blair has broad college athletics experience, including the Pac-12, SEC, SoCon, C-USA and NCAA national office. As Deputy AD, he oversees many of the day-to-day functions of the department, and is charged with the development and ongoing execution of WSU Athletics’ Strategic Plan, UNLEASH. Blair has assisted Director of Athletics, Pat Chun, on several coaching searches, including the hiring of Head Football Coach Nick Rolovich, Head Men’s Basketball Coach Kyle Smith and Head Baseball Coach Brian Green. All three hires have been lauded by national media. He also leads the group of sport administrators charged with providing day-to-day oversight of WSU’s varsity sports. The group develops consistent policies/procedures and each sport administrator oversees all aspects of their respective program(s), including public relations, personnel, budgeting, capital projects, fundraising, student-athlete welfare and overall program evaluation. Blair personally serves as sport administrator for nine of WSU’s 17 sports - Swimming, Tennis, Cross-Country, Track and Field and Football. His work with Cougar Football has included negotiating with Home Box Office (HBO) for the Cougar’s appearance on the inaugural “24/7 College Football” series, one of four programs selected nationally, overseeing postseason bowl selection/planning, representing WSU on the PAC-12 Football Working Group, and leading non-conference scheduling. The Cougars’ future football scheduling is highlighted by securing an SEC opponent to visit Pullman for the first time in school history. In addition to his senior leadership and sport oversight responsibilities, Blair supervises several department units: • Student-Athlete Development • Strength & Conditioning • Equipment Services • Performance Nutrition • Sports Medicine • Gray W Dining Services • Cougar Concessions He also manages the Cougars’ relationship with Nike, and serves as the department’s first ever Chief Diversity Officer. Since arriving at WSU, Blair has led several diversity and inclusion initiatives, including the formation of the department’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Council in August of 2019. Since arriving at WSU, Blair has engaged the broader university as a campus partner highlighted by his appointment to the Executive Budget Council co-chaired by WSU’s Provost and VP/CFO, selection by WSU’s President Kirk Schulz to serve on one of five Campus Culture & Climate Working Groups, and leadership as co- chair of the Student Experience concept team for WSU’s system-wide strategic planning efforts. Blair’s work has been recognized nationally, where he has been featured as an author, speaker, and industry leader on various topics. In 2020, he was selected to the National Sports Forum’s Steering Committee. The National Sports Forum is the largest annual cross-gathering of sports executives from marketing, sales, sponsorship, and more. Attendees represent a broad spectrum of teams, leagues, agencies and corporate partners (e.g. NFL, NBA, MMA, Racing, etc.). He was also named to the Board of Directors for the Minority Opportunities Athletic Association (MOAA). He currently serves as a charter member of the Wofford College Young Alumni Leaders Council. The group was formed with the intention of helping to review key issues facing the college, and to think strategically about Wofford’s position in its segment of the national higher education community. In addition, Blair annually serves as a judge for the Women’s Sports Foundation Tara VanDerveer Fund, and previously served on the Board of Directors for the National Association for Athletics Compliance (NAAC) and the NCAA Progress-Toward-Degree Waiver Committee. In 2017, Blair was selected as one of 25 senior-level administrators from across the country to participate in the prestigious NCAA Pathway Program. The year- long, experiential learning program is designed to elevate those currently in senior-level positions within athletics administration to the next step in reaching their goal of becoming directors of athletics. Blair is also a proud graduate of the NCAA’s Dr. Charles Whitcomb Leadership Institute, where he was peer-selected as the graduation speaker for the 2013 class. Blair arrived in Pullman after spending the previous four plus years at Rice University, where he served as a senior associate athletic director. At Rice, he served as a member of the athletics department’s senior leadership team, overseeing sports medicine, strength & conditioning, sports nutrition, compliance, and six of the department’s 16 NCAA Division I sports. In addition, Blair served as the advisor for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).
Previous stops in his career include the University of South Carolina, a previous position at Rice and the NCAA national headquarters.
A former Division I football student-athlete, Blair graduated from Wofford College in Spartanburg, S.C. As a team captain of the perennial FCS power, he served on SAAC and was recognized as Defensive Lineman of the Year, his final season. The Bennettsville, S.C. native went on to receive his law degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law.
Blair and his wife, Jenna, are loving parents to daughter Brielle, and “puppy”, Kongo.
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ANNE McCOY DR. NANCY SWANGER
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS / FACULTY ATHLETICS SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR REPRESENTATIVE
Veteran intercollegiate athletics administrator Anne McCoy has served Dr. Nancy Swanger begins her fourth year as WSU’s Faculty Athletics Washington State University since 2001 and was promoted from associate Representative to the Pac-12 Conference. Dr. Swanger is the Associate Dean director to senior associate director of athletics in 2004. Her appointment to and Director of the School of Hospitality Business Management in the Carson senior woman administrator came in the summer of 2007 and in 2013 she was College of Business at Washington State University, starting back in 2000. named deputy director of athletics. In addition to her administrative duties, she teaches various courses in In her current capacity she is charged with supervising all aspects of the curriculum—professional development, cost controls, and special topics WSU’s day-to-day operations along with several areas within the department, focusing on current trends or industry issues. Dr. Swagner has more than 40 She also serves as the sport supervisor for men’s and women’s basketball, years of restaurant experience as a co-worker, manager, district manager, volleyball, soccer and rowing. and owner. She and her husband, Larry, owned and operated up to eight McCoy currently serves as the liaison to the Pac-12 Men’s and Women’s Subway restaurants from 1988-2017, and they own two independent concepts Swimming and Diving Coaches, as well as the Pac-12 Baseball Coaches. She has in Moscow, Idaho—Gambino’s and the Varsity Diner. completed positions on several other conference committees, including Vice Her research interests lie in the areas of quick-serve restaurant President of the Executive Committee, Pac-12 Women’s Basketball Tournament operations, food safety/sanitation, and hospitality curriculum. Prior to coming and Nom inating Committees, and the Diversity Leadership Initiative. She is the to WSU, Nancy taught at the University of Idaho and Lewis-Clark State College. past chair of the NCAA Women’s Rowing Committee and is a past vice president Nancy and her husband Larry have four children and reside in Troy, Idaho. of the Pac-10 Conference. A Wisconsin native, McCoy earned a bachelor’s degree in sports management in 1989 from the University of Massachusetts. While an undergraduate, she worked for the Pittsburgh Penguins professional hockey organization, expanding the club’s season ticket base. McCoy also served an internship as the assistant athletic business manager at the University of Connecticut, and was instrumental in designing and implementing a comprehensive computerized budget-tracking system. McCoy served in several capacities at the University of Maine from 1989- 1995, lastly as associate director of athletics and senior woman administrator. At Maine, she supervised men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s swimming and softball in addition to the athletic business office, ticket office, retail store and cheerleading staff and operations. She took a similar administrative positive at Saint Louis University from 1995-96. In 1996, McCoy joined the staff at Portland State University as associate director of athletics and senior woman administrator, and was promoted to senior associate director of athletics in 1998. At PSU, she managed all internal staff and the daily operations of the department, representing the director of athletics as needed. McCoy also supervised men’s and women’s golf, cross country/track and field, and women’s volleyball, soccer, tennis and softball. McCoy and her husband Brian have two children, daughter Taylor, a swimming student-athlete at Washington State, and son Jake.
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CHRIS PARK MITCH STRAUB
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS / DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS / EXTERNAL RELATIONS COUGAR ATHLETIC FUND
Chris Park was named Deputy Athletic Director, External Relations in July Mitch Straub begins his first year as Deputy Director of Athletics, Cougar 2020 after joining Washington State as Washington State’s Senior Associate Athletic Fund (CAF) after joining Washington State in May of 2018 as the Senior Athletic Director for External Relations in August 2018. Park’s duties include Associate Athletic Director, Cougar Athletic Fund. Straub oversees all facets oversight of athletic communications, marketing, ticketing, creative services of Cougar Athletics fundraising and development, including major gifts, the and video operations, while also serving as the sport administrator for baseball CAF annual giving program and facility improvement. In July of 2020, at age 34, and WSU’s liaison with Learfield IMG College. Straub became the youngest Deputy Athletic Director in the Power Five. Under his direction, the Cougars external units have excelled with an Since arriving in Pullman, Straub has led the CAF to its three highest years, expanded social media presence, hosted noteworthy events such as ESPN’s including almost doubling their previous record by raising over $27 million in College Gameday, the Klay Thompson and George Raveling jersey retirement 2019-2020. The CAF’s success in 2019-20 include the largest gift in Athletics ceremonies, as well as improving the partnership with Learfield IMG College. history, the largest cash gift in Athletics history and 39 six-figure gifts, after Park has worked diligently to brand Cougar Athletics, resulting in improved averaging 14 the three years prior to his arrival. In addition, the Night With ticket sales revenue for football, and men’s and women’s basketball. In 2020, Cougar Football series raised $1.1 million, which topped the previous record by Park’s guidance help WSU Athletics received the gold honor for the category of nearly $500k. “Single Game Sales Campaign” from the 2020 National Association of Collegiate Beyond his development responsibilities, Straub supervises the Women’s Marketing Administrators (NACMA) Best of Awards. He also serves as co- Golf program, which finished their most recent season ranked #60, which is chair of the Revenue Optimization committee within WSU Athletics Unleashed the highest ranking in twelve years, and co-chairs the Revenue Optimization Strategic Plan. committee within WSU’s Unleashed Strategic Plan. The committee has seen In his role as sport administrator, Park served as chair of the committee success in expanding the athletic department’s efforts in social media, tickets to hire baseball coach Brian Green in the summer of 2019 and has worked and concessions. closely with internal and external groups on the construction of the $10 million, Prior to WSU, Straub spent the previous eight years at Ohio State University, privately-funded Project B.T.O., the start-of-the art facility baseball facility that progressing through the development department. While in Columbus, he was is scheduled for completion in October 2020. part of a team that brought in $209 million over his last three years, which was Prior to coming to WSU, Park spent six years (2012-18) as the senior the most successful stretch in university history. He also cultivated and secured associate athletic director for external operations and development at UTEP, over $42 million in major gift commitments, including two lead gifts totaling $8.1 after joining the Miners in July of 2012 to serve as the Associate Athletic million to name Ohio State’s Indoor Tennis Facility and a $7.5M gift, which was Director for Development. At UTEP, Park oversaw external operations, including the largest donation from an alum in OSU Athletics history. ticketing, marketing and video production & graphic design, while serving as Prior to his work at Ohio State, Straub served as a development intern for the liaison with IMG, UTEP’s multimedia rights holder. He was heavily involved the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), which in athletic fundraising and served on the athletics senior staff and as the sport followed a one-year marketing internship at his alma mater, the University administrator for football and men’s golf. In 2014, Park served as the Co-Chair of New Mexico. While at UNM, he was a two-year letterwinner on the Lobo for the Conference USA Men’s & Women’s Basketball Tournament and in 2015- football team, and a two-time Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award Winner 16 chaired the university and citywide committee tasked with commemorating and academic all-conference honoree. the 50th Anniversary of the 1966 NCAA Championship. During the spring of 2018, Straub holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from New Park was credited for his leadership and assistance in raising over $10 million Mexico and a master’s degree in business administration from Ohio State. He toward the planned $15 million renovation of the Sun Bowl which started this and his wife, Sami, have three children, Wes, Ty and Maya. past summer. Prior to El Paso, Park spent six years (2006-12) at Texas State University as the assistant athletic director for development. During his time on the senior administrative staff in San Marcos, Texas, Park oversaw the Bobcat Club and served as a major gift fundraiser. He played a vital role in the school’s transition from Division I FCS to FBS. Park joined the Texas State staff after more than two years at Sam Houston State, where he served as the Bearkats’ first athletic development and marketing coordinator from January 2004 to July 2005 before spending August 2005 through July 2006 as the school’s external operations coordinator. Prior to Sam Houston State, Park held a pair of positions in the department of athletics at his alma mater, Texas A&M University. While at A&M, Park worked in both the marketing and media relations offices. At Texas A&M, Park held the position as the 12th Man team rewards program coordinator, where he managed the program’s $100,000 budget, oversaw the program’s marketing efforts, hired and scheduled staff, and developed corporate sponsorships. Park’s athletic administrative career began in his hometown of Fort Worth, Texas, as a marketing intern at Texas Christian University, where he developed corporate sponsorship proposals, worked with ticketing and executed marketing research for the department. A 2002 graduate of the Lowry Mays School of Business at Texas A&M, Park also holds a master’s degree from the College of Education and Human Development at Texas A&M, which he completed in 2004. He is married to the former Anna Johnston and the couple has a son, Matthew.
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