GENERAL INFORMATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS SMU & DIVING ONLINE Schedule ...... 1 The SMU Athletics Department presents the latest Quick Facts ...... 2 information on SMU swimming & diving to fans around the 2005-06 Roster ...... 3 world at its offi cial website, SMUMustangs.com. In 2005, SMU 2005-06 Outlook ...... 4-5 partnered with College Sports Television (CSTV) and went Coaching Staff ...... 6-7 through a major redesign giving Mustang fans better coverage Mustang Bios ...... 8-13 than ever before of SMU Athletics. 2004-05 Review ...... 14 SMUMustangs.com provides the most accurate and Records ...... 15 up-to-date swimming & diving information including rosters, Records/History ...... 16-19 player bios, individual stats, schedules, recaps and team , Texas ...... 20-21 statistics. All of which is available to Mustang fans and media Tradition ...... 22-23 representatives. Dallas Morning News Classic ...... 24 Fans can buy tickets and renew season packages online through the virtual branch of the SMU Athletics Ticket Offi ce. In SMU QUICK FACTS addition, SMU supporters can learn about the numerous facets Location ...... Dallas, Texas of the Athletics Department including staff directories, facility Founded ...... 1911 information, and camp sign-ups. President ...... R. Gerald Turner Director of Athletics ...... Jim Copeland University Athletic Representative .....C. Paul Rogers Chairman of the Athletic Council ...... Dan Orlovsky Senior Woman Administrator ...... Koni Overstreet Enrollment ...... 10,901 Nickname ...... Mustangs Mascot ...... Peruna VIII (a miniature horse) Colors ...... Red and Blue Conference ...... Conference USA (C-USA) Indoor Facility ...... Perkins Natatorium MISSION STATEMENT Capacity ...... 2,500 Outdoor Facility ...... A.R. Barr Aquatic Center The SMU Athletics Media Relations Offi ce is located Southern Methodist University strives for excellence in Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 20/7 off the north concourse of Moody Coliseum (Room 113). teaching, research and service. Within this mission, SMU’s 2004-05 Record ...... 2-5 Swimming & Diving contact Tod Meisner is generally intercollegiate athletics program is an integral part of the 2004-05 Conference Finish ...... 1st (NIC) available in his offi ce on days of swim meets two hours institution and its educational programs. SMU is committed to 2005 NCAA Finish ...... 30th prior to start time. maintaining an intercollegiate athletics program that refl ects the Members of the media can contact Meisner in his offi ce attitudes and values underlying the University’s overall mission: by calling 214-768-3735 or 214-768-2883. integrity, academic excellence, leadership, equity, diversity COACHING STAFF and success. An intercollegiate athletics program that refl ects Head Coach ...... Eddie Sinnott Mailing Address: these values will contribute to the overall quality of the campus SMU Record (yrs.) ...... 83-47 (16 yrs.) SMU Box 750216 experience by fostering a sense of community and promoting Dallas, Texas 75275-0216 institutional commitment on the part of student, faculty, staff Career Record (yrs.) ...... 87-50 (17 yrs.) and alumni. Diving Coach: ...... Jim Stillson (Ohio St., '74) Street Address for overnighted materials: Moody Coliseum SMU is committed to maintaining a successfully competitive Assistant Coach ...... Andy Kershaw (Ohio, "98) 6024 Airline Road intercollegiate athletics program that acts in concert with

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2005-06 MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS: The 2005-06 SMU men's swimming & diving media guide is a production of the SMU Athletics Media Relations Offi ce. The guide was written and edited by Media Relations Assistant Tod Meisner. Additional editing provided by Assistant Athletic Director of Media Relations Brad Sutton, Associate Director of Media Relations Claire Schmitt, and Assistant Director of Media Relations Herman Hudson. COVER & LAYOUT DESIGN The covers and layout were designed by Grant Hawkins Design - Dallas, Texas. PRINTING This publication was arranged for printing through Appreciation Print Brokers. PHOTOGRAPHY Photographs courtesy Peter Bick, Brad Bradley, Gary Brown, Vladimir Cherry, Ron Hoskins, Jim Midgett, The NCAA, Richie Humphries/Dallas Cowboys; Cover photos provided by Vladimir Cherry. Copies of this media guide are available for $12.00 from the SMU Athletic Media Relations Offi ce.

2 2005-06 ROSTER

Back row (l-r): Student assistant Ferdi Postma, Diving coach Jim Stillson, Head coach Eddie Sinnott, Strength coach Ross Parker, Assistant coach Andy Kershaw, Student assistant Camilo Becerra. Fourth row (l-r): Chris Ginder, Daniel Veale, Mitchell Johnson, Michael Dmitriev, Travis Callaghan, Luka Vrtovec, Colton Ingraham, Nathan Clark, Patrick Elerding. Third row (l-r): Patrick Raschle, Alex Hetland, Brett Denham, Janika Brackett, Shane Milu. Second row (l-r): Josh Cohen, Matthew Hock, Justin Smith, Ian Clark. First row (l-r): Philip Griffi n, Per Nylin, Justin Stephenson, Travis Wolther, Tri-captain Michael Morton, Tri-captain Chase Ingraham, Tri-captain J.D. White, Emilio Garmendia, Alex Weidemann, William Balderamos (not pictured Casey Markham). ROSTER

Name Event(s) HT WT CL-EXP Hometown (Last School) William Balderamos Free, IM 5-10 165 SR-3L Jacksonville, Fla. (The Bolles School) Janika Brackett Free 6-3 175 SO-1L Avrada, Colo. (Avrada West) Travis Callaghan Back 6-2 170 FR-HS San Antonio, Texas (Saint Xavier) Ian Clark Back, IM 5-9 158 JR-2L Malvern, Penn. Nathan Clark Fly, IM 5-11 165 FR-HS Baton Rouge, La. (Episcopal) Josh Cohen Fly, Free 5-7 147 JR-2L Tampa, Fla. (Jesuit) Brett Denham Fly 6-2 175 SO-1L San Antonio, Texas (Ronald Reagan) Michael Dmitriev Free 6-0 16- FR-HS Ashdod, Isreal (Hof Hasharon) Patrick Elerding Breast, IM 5-9 170 FR-HS Prosser, Wa. (Sunnyside Christian) Emilio Garmendia Free 6-3 180 SR-3L Jacksonville, Fla. (The Bolles School) Chris Ginder Free 5-9 155 FR-HS Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) Philip Griffi n Diving 5-9 150 SR-3L Carrollton, Texas (Newman Smith) Alex Hetland Breast, IM 6-1 175 SO-TR Oslo, Norway (NTA) Matthew Hock Breast, Free 6-1 175 JR-1L Greenwood Village, Colo. (Regis Jesuit) Chase Ingraham Free 6-2 175 SR-3L San Antonio, Texas (Clark) Colton Ingraham Free 5-11 157 FR-HS San Antonio, Texas (Clark) Mitchell Johnson Breast 6-1 165 FR-HS Birmingham, Ala. (Hoover) Casey Markham Diving 5-10 160 JR-12 Dallas, Texas (Jesuit College Prep) Shane Milu Free 5-11 162 SO-1L San Antonio, Texas (Stacey) Michael Morton Free 6-1 160 SR-3L Huntington Beach, Calif. (Huntington Beach) Per Nylin Free, Back 6-2 175 SR-3L Norrkoping, Sweden (Nykoping) Patrick Raschle Breast 6-0 163 SO-1L Lake Jackson, Texas (Brazozwood) Justin Smith IM, Fly, Back 5-11 180 JR-2L Auburn, Mich. (Mercersburg Academy) Justin Stephenson Free, Fly 6-4 195 SR-3L Great Falls, Va. (Mercersburg Academy) Daniel Veale Free, IM 5-11 175 FR-HS El Paso, Texas (Coronado) Luka Vrtovec Free, Fly 5-10 170 FR-HS Maribor, Slovenia (II Gimnazija Maribor) Jessen Wabeke Free 6-4 190 SR-3L Loveland, Colo. (Thompson Valley) Alex Weidemann Back 5-11 158 SR-3L Mansfi eld, Texas (Mainsfi eld) J.D. White Free, IM 6-3 180 SR-3L Berthoud, Colo. (Longmont) Travis Wolther Breast, IM, Free 6-4 190 SR-3L Pueblo, Colo. (Centennial)

Head Coach: Eddie Sinnott (SMU, ‘79) Head Diving Coach: Jim Stillson (Ohio State, ‘74) Assistant Coach: Andy Kershaw (Ohio, ‘98)

3 2005-06 OUTLOOK

The men’s swimming and diving team brings high hopes into 2005-06 as After the C-USA Invite, qualifi ers will compete in the NCAA Championships the team returns 20 letterwinners from last year’s squad and adds 10 talented in Atlanta, Georgia, on Mar. 23-25. The 2006 U.S. Spring Nationals round out newcomers. With a strong nucleus set to return and newcomers ready to make the year for the Mustangs. an immediate impact, the Mustangs look to be one of the most improved teams Coach Sinnott has a bright outlook on the season and is eager to see his in the country and hope to return to the top 15 for the 11th time under 17-year team perform. head coach Eddie Sinnott. “Our relays are stronger than last year,” Sinnott said. “Our goal is to get our As returning All-Americans, Ian Clark, Philip Griffi n, Per Nylin and Justin relays qualifi ed at NCAAs, so our team will have the ability to fi nish higher. We Stephenson will lead SMU. Clark was All-American last season in the 400 IM also look forward to seeing our newcomers perform and develop as the year and his teammates have represented SMU in past NCAA Championships. Their goes on.” experience and leadership will be benefi cial to the newcomers as the Mustangs hope to make a bigger splash at this year’s NCAA Championships. FREESTYLE Coach Sinnott brings one of the best recruiting classes in his tenure to the The Mustangs are led in the sprint free lineup by the trio of Per Nylin, Hilltop and is looking to the new class of 2009 to be the precipitant that leads Justin Stephenson and Emilio Garmendia. The three seniors have had strong the team back to being one of the elite 10 teams in the nation. Headlining the performances in international as well as NCAA competition and look to contribute new crop of Mustangs will be Alex Hetland who comes in as a sophomore after again in 2005-06. Freshman Luka Vrtovec will compliment the veterans and transferring from Oslo, Norway. Hetland already has times in breast events that coach Sinnott believes that he may develop into one of the fastest swimmers would make him a scorer in the NCAA’s. Hetland is joined by Luka Vrtovec who in the country. Sophomore Jani Brackett is an impressive swimmer as well and is expected to fi ll the void left by Camillo Becerra in the butterfl y. will help round out the sprint free crew. Assistant coach Andy Kershaw is excited about the newcomers. In the middle distance free events, J.D. White is expected to be the leader. “When you consider the great accomplishments under Eddie’s reign, it is Fresh off a solid performance at nationals over the summer, White looks to pick very exciting to believe that this class is one of the most talented groups of up where he left off. Chase Ingraham will also be counted on for leadership and newcomers that he has ever had. We can’t wait to get the new season started wants to step up in his senior year. Sophomore Shane Milu blossomed at the and see what happens.” conclusion of his freshman year and coach Sinnott believes that he will step up “We’re excited about the quality of athletic and academic performance that as well. these men bring to the program,” added Coach Sinnott. “I believe this class will The team will be led by three freshman in distance free competition. Michael ensure our place in the top echelon of collegiate swimming for next four years. Dmitriev, Chris Ginder and Thomas Callaghan make up the talented trio of Everyone on the team is excited to welcome them to the great tradition of SMU newcomers. Dmitriev is a potential NCAA scorer and Ginder and Callaghan Swimming and Diving.” had great high school careers. The coaches are expecting them to develop quickly and Sinnott feels that Dmitriev has the possibility of breaking some SCHEDULE school records that have been existence since 1993. Once again, SMU will swim a tough schedule, highlighted by The Dallas Morning News Swimming & Diving Classic on Jan. 13-14 at Perkins Natatorium. The breaststroke will be a stronger event for The Mustangs will host Florida, Florida the Mustangs as compared to years past. State, Notre Dame, Northwestern and Incoming transfer Alex Hetland has All- OUTLOOK Washington in 2006. American potential and along with Per SMU hosts six dual meets at Nylin, will create formidable duo in home this season: Air Force, the sprint breast. Senior Travis Wyoming, Centenary College, Wolther will be featured in Florida State, Texas A&M breast events once again and and Texas all journey looks to be complimented by to campus to face the newcomer Mitchell Johnson. Ponies. The team will Johnson will be thrown into participate in the Texas the mix early and Sinnott A&M Invite at College hopes he will develop into Station, Texas, and the a top performer. Kerr-McGee Invite in Oklahoma City, Okla. BUTTERFLY “We look forward to our Justin Smith and dual meet season,” Sinnott Freshman Luka Vrtovec expect said. “We swim quite a few to fill the void left by Camilo home matches this season Becerra in fl y events. Vrtovec has against top competition and as swam for the Slovenian national team always, we look forward to another and the coaches expect him to be an exciting weekend of swimming at the Dallas impact swimmer. Sophomore Brett Denham is Morning News Classic.” coming off a freshman year that established him as a The Mustangs look to win their 10th straight conference solid performer at this level. championship when they participate in the first annual Per Nylin In the 200 fl y, Justin Smith will be the number one option. Conference USA Invitational Feb. 22-24 in Houston, Texas. Smith had a successful sophomore campaign and also is The event is being held in conjunction with the women’s C- expected to provide leadership to this year’s young lineup. USA Championship and the squad is excited about participating at the same Fresham Nathan Clark will get an opportunity to show what he can do at this venue as the women’s team. level and help with depth in fl y events.

4 2005-06 OUTLOOK DIVING All-American Philip Griffin headlines a diving team looking to improve. With the departure of NCAA performer Beau Sydes, Griffi n hopes to duplicate his performances from his sophomore season when he placed 10th in the one-meter at the NCAA Championships and was also named NIC Diver of the Year and Most Outstanding Diver in The Dallas Morning News Classic. Griffi n had a great summer at the Midwest Championships and qualifi ed for the senior nationals on both boards where he fi nished in the top-20 and expects to pick up where he left off. Head coach Jim Stillson is excited about the upcoming season and hopes to see Griffi n return to form in ’05-’06. “Phil had a solid summer and I expect him to turn in a strong senior season,” Stillson said. “This is also a big recruiting year for the squad and it will be interesting to see how the move to C-USA affects recruiting. Having the both conference meets at the same facility should have a positive impact on the program.” The diving team also returns junior Casey Ian Clark Markham who will be rebounding from an injury fi lled

’04-’05. Stillson hopes that Markham can compliment Griffi n and provide some OUTLOOK solid scores. Returning All-American Ian Clark will be the Mustangs top swimmer in both the 100 and 200 breast. Clark had an excellent sophomore season and posted SMU’s top times in both the 100 and 200 back a year ago, setting new career bests in all of his featured events. Clark will be supported by Per Nylin and freshman Pat Ellerding in the 100. Newcomers Colton Ingraham, younger brother of Chase, and Alex Hetland will both get chances to prove themselves in the 200. This mix of veteran and newcomers will make backstroke events one of the deepest for SMU heading into the season. IM Individual medley will be SMU’s strongest event in 2005-06. Sophomores Ian Clark and Justin Smith leads this strong group, while J.D. White, Alex Hetland, Nathan Clark and Pat Elerding round out the lineup. Clark led SMU in both the 200 and 400 a year ago and the other returnees were also strong. Sinnott expects this group to be very solid once again in both the 200 and 400. He also believes this group will train well together and can be impact scorers in all events.

Justin Stephenson Philip Griffi n

5 COACHING STAFF

Position: Head Coach Position: Assistant Coach Year at SMU: 17th Year at SMU: 3rd College: SMU, '76 College: Ohio, '98

Expectations are high as Eddie Sinnott enters his 17th year as head coach Andy Kershaw begins his third year as assistant coach for the SMU men’s of the SMU men’s swimming team. With “one of the best recruiting classes” in swimming team. Kershaw came to the Hilltop in the fall of 2003 after serving his tenure to the Hilltop, Sinnott looks for the new additions to lead the squad as the assistant swim coach for Ohio University from 1999-2003. back to being one of the elite teams in the nation. Under Sinnott, SMU recorded Kershaw’s coaching career began as a student assistant at Ohio and 10 NCAA top-15 fi nishes in the past 15 years. continued in that role until 1998 when he became the graduate assistant for Last season, Sinnott guided the Ponies to their fi fth consecutive NIC the ‘98-’99 season. In 1999 he was hired as the head assistant coach, a role Championship and ninth consecutive conference championship. SMU placed he served until 2003. As the assistant, he was primarily responsible for the 30th at the NCAA Championships and has notched 13 top-25 fi nishes at the distance group and oversaw the organization of the recruiting efforts. During NCAA level under the direction of Sinnott and his staff. his four years as the assistant, Kershaw helped lead the women’s team to back- An accomplished coach on the international level, Sinnott has coached 14 to-back Mid-American Team Championships, while guiding two Ohio swimmers student-athletes since 1992 who have competed in four different . to NCAA All-American performances. In the summer of 2000, Sinnott watched as his protege Lars Frolander became At the national level, Kershaw has gained experience coaching 20 NCAA the fourth Mustang to win a gold medal at the Olympics games, taking fi rst in the qualifi ers in 44 events and fi ve U.S. Olympic Trial qualifi ers over the past fi ve 100 butterfl y in Sydney, Australia. In 1996, former Mustang great Ryan Berube years. He is also one of the team managers for USA Swimming. won a gold medal as a team member of the U.S.A. 800 free relay team and In his fi rst two years with the Mustangs, Kershaw has helped lead six 2005 graduate Camilo Becerra competed in in 2004 for Columbia. swimmers to All-American status and helped the team win two confernce On the national level under Sinnott’s guidance, both Frolander and Berube championships. were named NCAA Swimmers of the Year within two years of each other Kershaw has had an impact in the classroom as well. He has assisted in

COACHES (Frolander-1998, Berube-1996). In fact, since 1996 Sinnott has seen his guiding two swimmers to GTE-CoSida Academic All-America honors and 11 Mustangs earn 100 conference titles, 46 All-American honors, four conference NCAA Academic All-Americans. The focus on academics has continued on Swimmer of the Year awards, two conference Freshman of the Year awards, the Hilltop, as SMU earned an NCAA Academic All-American team award the and the before mentioned two NCAA Swimmer of the Year awards. last two years. A six-time conference Coach of the Year recipient, Sinnott guided the Ponies Aside from serving as the Mustang assistant, Kershaw is also the recruiting to eight straight NCAA top 10 fi nishes from 1991 to 1998. Sinnott has also coordinator for the program and is the co-director of the Mustang Swim Camp. served United States Swimming in various capacities. He was the head coach A native of Mansfi eld, Ohio, Kershaw earned a bachelors degree in psychology of the U.S. squad at the World University Games in 1993 and a head coach and a masters degree in athletic administration from Ohio University. Kershaw and assistant coach for the U.S. Olympic Festival team in 1987 and 1993, and his wife Elizabeth reside in Dallas. respectively. Sinnott also served as the head coach of the U.S. National Team on its European Tour in 1987. In addition to coaching the United States team, Sinnott has also coached for Haiti and Denmark. Last year he coached his fourth different country, Columbia, in the World Short Course Championships. A four-year letterwinner at SMU from 1973-76, Sinnott was the SWC champion in the 400 IM in 1973 and earned All-American honors in both 1973 and 1974. Born in Greenwich, Connecticut, Sinnott and his wife, Sioux, have two daughters K.C. and Silver Ann.

Head Coach Eddie Sinnott and Assistant Coach Andy Kershaw

6 COACHING STAFF

Position: Diving Coach Position: Administrative Assistant Year at SMU: 23rd College: Ohio State, '74

Jim Stillson begins his 23rd year as head coach of the SMU men’s and women’s diving teams. In 2003-04, Stillson guided men’s diver Philip Griffi n to NCAA All-American honors and NIC Diver of the Year Honors. Stillson’s success in recent years adds to the national prominence the SMU diving program has enjoyed since his arrival on the Hilltop. In his 22 years at SMU, Stillson has coached six Olympians including 1992 silver medalist Scott Donie. Since 1970, Stillson has guided 41 student-athlete Position: Student Assistant divers to All-American honors, included three NCAA Diver of the Year award winners. Stillson has coached four NCAA champions in seven different events, and since 1974, 10 U.S. National Champions have been crowned champion under the tutelage of Stillson. The 1991 and 1995 NCAA Women’s Diving COACHES Coach of the Year, Stillson served as the U.S. Diving National Team coach from 1987-91 and again in 1997. In 1989, Stillson was named the NCAA Men’s Diving Coach of the Year. On the conference level, Stillson has earned 15 conference diving coach of the year honors while at SMU. Stillson’s successful coaching ability in 1999 earned him that year’s United States Olympic Committee Diving Coach of the Year award. Stillson’s success with SMU student-athletes has been overly apparent in the individual success of his divers. Besides the 41 All-Americans under Stillson’s direction, SMU divers have earned over 50 conference individual championships, eight conference Diver of the Year awards since 1997, 10 U.S. national champions and four NCAA champions. In 1992, Stillson received the Mike Malone Memorial Award, given for outstanding contributions to diving by the national governing body of the sport, U.S. Diving. Stillson has coached the U.S. National Diving Team in competition Position: Student Assistant in Europe, China and the Soviet Union. He was the 1984, 1988 and 1990 Texas Senior Coach of the Year. Stillson was born in Aberdeen, Md. and attended Campbell (Calif.) High, where he was a high school All-American diver. A 1974 graduate of Ohio State, Stillson earned NCAA All-American honors his senior year in the three-meter competition. Stillson has a 14-year-old daughter, Katy.

7 MEET THE MUSTANGS

HT: 5-10 HT: 5-9 WT: 165 WT: 158 EVENT(S): Free, IM EVENT(S): Back, IM CLASS: Senior CLASS: Junior HOMETOWN: Jacksonville, Fla. HOMETOWN: Malvern, Penn. LAST SCHOOL: The Bolles School

2004-05 (Jr.): Saw dual meet action against Indiana, CAREER BESTS 2005 Florida, TCU and ULM in distance free events… Also All-American CAREER BESTS swam distance free events at the Kerr-McGee Invite, 1000 Free ______9:56.37 2004-05 (So.): Stellar sophomore campaign… Texas A&M Invitational and NIC Championships… 100 Back ______48.63 1650 Free ______16:31.98 Helped lead SMU to ninth straight conference Team’s fi fth best time in the 1000 free… Team’s 200 Back ______1:44.29 championship… CSCAA Academic All-American… third best time in the 1650 free… 2003-04 (So.): Again competed in the 100 and 200 back, 100 200 IM ______1:47.76 Competed in distance free events... Seventh in the and 200 breast and 200 and 400 IM… Member 400 IM ______3:49.07 1650 at the American SC Championships and 17th at the Kerr McGee Invite... Team’s second best time in the of Mustang medley relay teams… Top SMU time 1650 free... Team’s third best time in both the 1000 free and 1500 free... Team’s fi fth best time in the 200 breast in the 100 and 200 back and 200 and 400 IM… and 400 IM... Competed in the NIC Championships... 2002-03 (Fr.): Saw action in distance free events... Had one Second-best SMU time in the 100 and 200 breast… Swam the 200 and 400 IM and the 200 back at the NCAA of team’s top four times in the 1,650 free on the year... Prep: Participated in the Island Games of 1998... Also an Championships… Participated in the American SC Championships and World Championship Trials in the 200 accomplished triathlete... Competed in the CAC games in and fi naled in the 1500 free... Personal: back and 200 and 400 IM… First place in the 200 and 400 IM and 200 back at NIC Championships… Set new Began swimming at age 13... Has one brother and three sisters... Finance major. career bests in all four of his featured events… First place fi nishes in 200 IM and 200 back against Texas A&M… Helped SMU grab third place at the 24th Annual Dallas Morning News Classic… First in the 200 back against No. 3 Florida… 200 IM champion at the Kerr McGee Invite… First place in the 200 and 400 IM at the Aggie Invite… Won three events against TCU en route to SMU’s fi rst dual meet victory… Victorious in the 400 IM against No. 14 Indiana... 2003-04 (Fr.): 2004 All-American... Competed in 100 and 200 back, 100 and 200 breast and 200 HT: 6-3 and 400 IM... Also in some relay events... Swam the 200 and 400 IM at the NCAA’s... 20th in the 400 IM at NCAA Championships... Participated in the American SC Championships... Took fi rst at the SC Championships in the WT: 185 400 IM... Competed in the NIC Championships... Second place at the NIC Championships in the 200 and 400 IM EVENT(S): Free and the 200 back... Also second place team member on the 400 medley relay and 800 free relay in the NIC’s... CLASS: Sophomore Member of fi rst place 200 medley relay team at the Kerr McGee Invite... First place in the 400 IM against TCU and ULM... Took second in the 200 back against Texas and third in the 200 breast... Third place at the Dallas HOMETOWN: Avrada, Colo. Morning News Classic in the 200 and 400 IM and the 200 back... Top team time in the 200 and 400 IM... Team

MUSTANG BIOS LAST SCHOOL: Avrada H.S. top fi ve time in the 100 and 200 back, 100 and 200 breast... Prep: 2000 Junior National Champion in 200 back... member of U.S. Junior National Team since 2001... 32-time YMCA All-American... U.S. Nationals competitor... Personal: Sister Corrie swam on the SMU women’s team from 2002-2005... Majoring in business.

2004-05 (Fr.): Competed in dual events against CAREER BESTS Indiana, Florida and TCU in the 50, 100 and 200 free… Fastest times came at the American SC 50 Free ______21.54 Championships… Prep: Lettered all four years... 100 Free ______47.74 Team co-captain in ‘04... League champion 200 Free ______1:46.56 in ‘04 in the 50 and 100 free... Fifth in state... All-Conference... 3.8 GPA ... Personal: Biological sciences major... Father William and uncle Ertl are former SMU swimmers ... Has three younger siblings.

Ian Clark

8 MEET THE MUSTANGS

HT: 5-7 HT: 6-3 WT: 147 WT: 180 EVENT(S): Fly, Free EVENT(S): Free CLASS: Junior CLASS: Senior HOMETOWN: Tampa, Fla. HOMETOWN: Jacksonville, Fla. LAST SCHOOL: Jesuit H.S. LAST SCHOOL: The Bolles School

2004-05 (So.): Participated in fl y and free events 2004-05 (Jr.): Saw dual meet action against Indiana, CAREER BESTS against Florida, Indiana, TCU, Texas A&M and CAREER BESTS Florida, TCU, and ULM… Competed in the NIC 50 Free ______20.76 ULM… Also swam at the Kerr McGee and Aggie 100 Fly ______51.81 Championships… Third-best team time in the 50 Invitationals… Top times came at the American SC free… Fifth-best team time in the 100 fl y… Set new 100 Free ______45.89 Championships… Member of medley relay teams… 200 Fly ______1:55.65 career best in the 50 free… 2003-04 (So.): Team top New career bests in the 100 and 200 fl y... 2003-04 four times in the 100 fl y and 50 free... Top fi ve time (Fr.): Participated in the 100 and 200 fl y, and 100 in the 100 free... Competed in the NIC Championships... New career bests in the 100 fl y, 100 free, and 50 free... free... saw action in some relay events... Prep: Named most valuable swimmer both his junior and senior year... 2002-03 (Fr.): Recorded team’s third best 50 free time on the year... Competed in NIC Championships... Also

Coaches award winner during sophomore campaign... Personal: Majoring in business with possible minor in competed in 100 and 200 free... Saw action in relay events... Prep: Part of 2000 State Championship team... MUSTANG BIOS Spanish or communications. All-American... Competed in CCCAN Championships in Colombia (‘99)... Also competed in 2000 CAMEX Games in ... Personal: Competed in the 2002 CAC games in El Salvador... Swam the 50 free at the 2005 Mexican National Championships... Competed in the CCCAN in the Dominican Republic... Began swimming at age 12 and is the youngest of three children.

HT: 6-2 WT: 185 EVENT(S): Fly HT: 5-9 CLASS: Sophomore WT: 150 HOMETOWN: San Antonio, Texas EVENT(S): Diving LAST SCHOOL: Ronald Reagan H.S. CLASS: Senior HOMETOWN: Carrollton, Texas LAST SCHOOL: Newman Smith H.S.

2004-05 (Fr.): Competed in deal meets against Indiana, Florida, TCU and ULM… Also swam CAREER BESTS butterfly events at the Texas A&M and Kerr 100 Fly ______50.20 McGee Invitationals… Participated in the NIC 200 Fly ______1:56.91 2004 CAREER BESTS Championships... Top times came at the NIC All-American Championships… Saw action in some relay One-Meter ______651.55 2004-05 (Jr.): Out of the country for the fall events... Third-best team time in the 100 fl y... Prep: semester… Saw his fi rst action of the season against Three-Meter ______575.05 All-American... All-State... Fifth at state in the 100 fl y... State champion in the 200 medley relay... Bronze at state Florida… Second place fi nish in both the one and Platform ______231.80 in the 400 free relay... Three year letter winner... Team captain... Personal: Mechanical engineering major... three-meter at the Dallas Morning News Classic… Has one older brother. Top team three-meter score… Third-best one-meter score… CSCAA Academic All-American... 2003-04 (So.): 2004 All-American... Outstanding sophomore campaign... NIC Diver of the Year... Dallas Morning News Classic Outstanding Diver... Competed in the NCAA Championships... Top team score in both one-meter and three-meter... New career bests in one-meter and three-meter... First place in the one-meter at the NIC Championships, Zone D Diving Championships, and against TCU and Texas... First place in the three-meter at the NIC Championships, Dallas Morning News Classic, and against TCU and Texas A&M... 2002-03 (Fr.): Had solid freshman campaign battling back from injury in the fall... Participated in NCAA Championship in both one-meter and three-meter... Finished third in one-meter at Zone Championships... Took fourth in Zone Championship three-meter competition... Had team’s second best score in both one-meter and three-meter... Prep: 2001 one-meter state champion... High school All-American both junior and senior year... Lost one meet in prep career (40-1)... Personal: Began diving at age nine.

9 MEET THE MUSTANGS

HT: 6-1 HT: 5-10 WT: 175 WT: 160 EVENT(S): Breast, IM EVENT(S): Diving CLASS: Junior CLASS: Junior HOMETOWN: Greenwood Village, Colo. HOMETOWN: Dallas, Texas LAST SCHOOL: Regis Jesuit H.S. LAST SCHOOL: Jesuit Prep H.S.

2004-05 (So.) Participated in dual meet action 2003-04 (Fr.): Saw action in one-meter and three- against Indiana… Also saw action at the Texas A&M CAREER BESTS meter diving events... Team top fi ve score in both CAREER BESTS Invite and the American SC Championships… Top 100 Breast ______1:05.19 one-meter and three-meter... Prep: Lettered four One-Meter ______206.60 times came at the American SC Championships… 200 Breast ______2:16.13 years in high school...Captain of high school team ... Three-Meter ______390.50 2003-04 (Fr.): Was the team manager... Prep: Personal: History major... has one sister. High school team won 10 straight championships... Competed in the Colorado State Games... Lettered three years... Also played rugby... Personal: Anticipated major is business... Has one sister.

HT: 5-11 HT: 6-2 WT: 162 WT: 175 EVENT(S): Free EVENT(S): Free CLASS: Sophomore CLASS: Senior HOMETOWN: San Antonio, Texas HOMETOWN: San Antonio, Texas LAST SCHOOL: Stacey H.S. LAST SCHOOL: Clark H.S. MUSTANG BIOS

2004-05 (Fr.): Competed in the 50, 100, 200, CAREER BESTS 2004-05 (Jr.): Competed in dual meets against 500 and 1650 free on the season… Saw action Indiana, Florida, TCU, and ULM… Also saw action CAREER BESTS against Indiana, Florida, TCU, Texas and ULM… 50 Free ______21.89 in the Texas A&M and Kerr McGee Invites and the 50 Free ______21.50 Also participated in the Aggie Invite and the NIC 100 Free ______46.22 American SC Championships… Competed in the 100 Free ______46.33 Championships… Third best SMU time in the 200 200 Free ______1:41.19 NIC Championships… Top times came at the NIC 200 Free ______1:41.90 free... Prep: All state swimmer... Region IV competitor Championships… Set new career bests in the 50, of the year... District 27 competitor of the year... Team 500 Free ______4:38.50 100 and 200 free… Also swam some breast events captain... Graduated in the top 10% of his class... and saw time on relay teams… 2003-04 (Jr.-RS): Personal: Dual major in chemistry and math... Began Took a medical redshirt... Still two years of eligibility left... 2002-03 (So.): Competed in 50, 100 and 200 free swimming at age 6... Has one sister. event... Also saw action in relay events... Competed in NIC Championships... Set new career bests in the 50, 100 and 200 free on the year... 2001-02 (Fr.): Ended year as member of team’s fourth best 800 free relay time... Competed at NICs... Prep: 2001 All-Region MVP... Second team all-state... Personal: Mother was a four-time All-American at Arizona and qualifi ed for Olympic trials in 1980... Younger brother, Kyle, plays football at Purdue (starting wide receiver)... Father played football at Arizona and two years in the NFL for the Philadelphia Eagles.... Brother Colton is a freshman on this year’s squad... Mechanical Engineering major.

10 MEET THE MUSTANGS

HT: 6-1 HT: 6-0 WT: 160 WT: 163 EVENT(S): Free EVENT(S): Breast CLASS: Senior CLASS: Sophomore HOMETOWN: Huntington Beach, Calif. HOMETOWN: Lake Jackson, Texas LAST SCHOOL: Huntington Beach H.S. LAST SCHOOL: Brazoswood H.S.

2004-05 (Jr.): Competed in the 50, 100 and 200 2004-05 (Fr.): Saw action in breast events against free and 100 and 200 breast on the season… Saw CAREER BESTS Indiana, Florida, TCU and ULM… Third-best team CAREER BESTS action against Indiana, Florida, TCU and ULM… Also competed in the Aggie and Kerr McGee Invites 50 Free ______22.28 time in the 200 breast… Fourth-best team time in 100 Breast ______59.40 as well as the American SC Championships… Set 100 Free ______49.47 the 100 breast… Also saw action in the Texas A&M 200 Breast ______2:08.33 and American SC Championships… Participated in new career bests in the 50 and 100 free… Fifth-best 200 Free ______1:53.77 SMU time in the 100 breast... 2003-04 (So.): Saw the NIC Championships… Prep: All-American... All- action in the 50 and 100 free and 100 breast... New State... Region VI 5A Champion... State qualifi er 100 career bests in the 50 and 100 free and 100 breast... breast... Represented Ecuador in South Pacifi c Championships... Finished eighth at Swedish Nationals... Team MUSTANG BIOS 2002-03 (Fr.): Competed in 50 free, 100 free and 200 free during the season... Prep: Lettered three years in high captain... Graduated Summa Cum Laude, top 3% of his class... Personal: Anticipated major is business with a school... Also lettered two years in water polo... Accounting major. minor in foreign languages... Began swimming in the eighth grade... Part of the Ecuadorian National Team... Has an older sister and a younger brother... Has three citizenships: Swedish, Swiss and Ecuadorian.

HT: 6-2 WT: 175 HT: 5-11 EVENT(S): Free, Back WT: 180 CLASS: Senior EVENT(S): IM, Fly, Back HOMETOWN: Norrkoping, Sweden CLASS: Junior LAST SCHOOL: Nykoping HOMETOWN: Auburn, Mich. LAST SCHOOL: Mercersburg H.S.

2004 CAREER BESTS All-American 50 Free ______20.01 2004-05 (Jr.): Solid Junior Campaign… Helped lead 2004-05 (So.): Competed in IM, fl y and back events 100 Free ______44.71 on the season… Helped SMU win its ninth straight SMU to its ninth straight conference championship… CAREER BESTS Competed in free, back and breast events… Member 100 Back ______49.65 conference championship… Also saw action on of SMU’s top relay teams… Top SMU time in the 100 Breast ______53.90 relays… Second-best 400 IM time… Third-best SMU 200 Fly ______1:48.22 100 breast… Second-best SMU time in the 50 and time in the 200 back and 200 IM… Fourth-best SMU 200 Back ______1:54.17 100 free… Swam the 100 breast and 50 and 100 time in the 200 breast… Member of the top 800 free free at the NCAA Championships… Participated in relay team… Set new career bests in three of his 200 IM ______1:50.85 the American SC Championships… First place in the 100 breast at the NIC Championships… Second place to featured events… Participated in the American SC 400 IM ______3:54.59 teammate Camilo Becerra in the 50 and 100 free at the NIC Championships… New career bests in the 50 and 100 Championships… Also saw time at the Aggie and free and 100 breast… Helped SMU grab third place at the 24th Annual Dallas Morning News Classic… Member Kerr McGee Invitationals… Helped SMU grab third of four winning relays at the Kerr McGee Invite and 100 breast winner… 2003-04 (So.): 2004 All American... place at the 24th Annual Dallas Morning News Classic… 2003-04 (Fr.): Solid freshman season... Competed in Stellar sophomore season... Competed in NCAA Championships... Member of All-American 200 free relay, 200 the 100 and 200 back, 100 and 200 breast, 200 and 500 free and 200 and 400 IM... Also saw action in some medley relay, and 400 free relay teams... Competed in the NIC Championships... Member of school record 200 relay events... Participated in the NIC Championships... Member of the second place 800 free relay team at the free relay team at the NIC Championships... Member of pool record 400 medley relay team at the Kerr McGee NIC Championships... Took sixth in the 400 IM and seventh in the 200 back at the Kerr McGee Invite... Team Invite... Competed in the American SC Championships... Team top time in the 50 and 100 breast and member top fi ve times in the 100 and 200 back, 200 breast, 200 free and 200 and 400 IM... Prep: 12-time All-American... of top SMU 200 and 400 free relay team and 200 and 400 medley relay team... Team top four time in the 100 20-time Michigan state champion... Named most valuable... Named most versatile... Personal: Has two brothers... back and 50 and 100 free... First place in the 50 free against ULM, Centenary and Texas... First place in the 200 Majoring in Civil Engineering. medley relay and 400 free relay teams at the NIC Championships... Also fi rst place at the Kerr McGee with the 200 free relay team... New career bests in the 100 breast and 50 free... 2002-03 (Fr.): Made immediate impact... Had top 100 back team time... Had second best 100 free and 50 free times on the team... Took fourth in 100 free at NIC Championship... Member of 400 medley relay co-champion team... Finished third in 50 free at NIC Championship... Accomplished relay swimmer... Member of team’s top times in the 200 free relay, 200 medley relay, 400 free relay and 400 medley relay.

11 MEET THE MUSTANGS

HT: 6-4 HT: 5-11 WT: 195 WT: 165 EVENT(S): Free, Fly EVENT(S): Back CLASS: Senior CLASS: Senior HOMETOWN: Great Falls, Va. HOMETOWN: Mansfi eld, Texas LAST SCHOOL: Mercersburg H.S. LAST SCHOOL: Mansfi eld H.S.

2004 CAREER BESTS 2004-05 (Jr.): Saw action in back and fl y events CAREER BESTS All-American against Indiana, Florida, TCU and ULM on the 50 Free ______20.59 year… Set new career bests in both the 100 and 200 100 Back ______52.62 2004-05 (Jr.): Swam in free and fly events… back… Helped SMU win its ninth straight conference Helped SMU win its ninth straight conference 100 Free ______45.03 200 Back ______1:54.26 championship… Saw action in relays… Also swam championship… Also saw action in relays… Fifth- 100 Fly ______50.84 at the Aggie and Kerr McGee Invitationals… 2003-04 best SMU time in the 50 free… Member of the top (So.): Saw action in the 100 and 200 back and 100 SMU 400 free relay team… Participated in the and 200 fl y... New career best in the 200 back... Competed at the NIC Championships... 2002-03 (Fr.): Competed American SC Championships… Also saw action at the Aggie and Kerr McGee Invitationals… 2003-04 (So.): in 100 and 200 back during the season... Also saw action in relay events... Prep: Second team all-state in 2002... 2004 All-American... Outstanding sophomore season... Competed in the NCAA Championships... Member of First team all-region in 2001 and 2002... Personal: Psychology major. All-American 200 free relay, 200 medley relay and 400 free relay teams... Competed in the NIC Championships... Member of the school record 200 free relay team at the NIC Championships... Member of fi rst place 200 medley and 400 free relay teams at the NIC Championships... Team top-four time in the 50 and 100 free... New career bests in the 50 and 100 free and 100 fl y... 2002-03 (Fr.): Competed in 50 free, 100 free and 100 fl y during the year... Recorded a top fi ve time in the 100 fl y... Competed in NIC Championships... Prep: Eastern National Prep School Champion in 50 and 100 free in 2001... Three-time All-American... Lettered fi ve years in high school... Personal: Began swimming at age fi ve... Majoring in accounting. HT: 6-3 WT: 180 EVENT(S): Free, IM CLASS: Senior HOMETOWN: Berthoud, Colo. LAST SCHOOL: Longmont H.S. HT: 6-4 WT: 190 MUSTANG BIOS EVENT(S): Free CLASS: Senior HOMETOWN: Loveland, Colo. LAST SCHOOL: Thompson Valley H.S. 2004-05 (Jr.): Outstanding junior season… Competed in the 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1650 free… CAREER BESTS Also swam the 200 IM… Helped SMU win its ninth straight conference championship… Also saw action 100 Free ______44.92 in relays… Third-best SMU time in the 100 free… 200 Free ______1:38.80 Second-best SMU time in the 200 free and 200 200 IM ______1:50.17 IM… Set new career bests in all three of his featured events… Member of top SMU 200, 400 and 800 free 2004-05 (Jr.): Swam distance free events against relay teams… Also saw time at the Aggie and Kerr Indiana, Florida and TCU… Helped SMU win its ninth CAREER BESTS McGee Invitationals… Helped SMU grab third place at the 24th Annual Dallas Morning News Classic… 2003-04 straight conference championship… Third-best SMU (So.): Saw action in the 50, 100, 200, and 500 free... Also in the 200 IM... Competed at the NIC Championships... time in the 1000 free… Second-best SMU time in the 1000 Free ______9:35.31 1650 Free ______16:04.88 Team top fi ve times in the 100, 200 and 500 free and 200 IM... New career bests in the 200 free... 2002-03 (Fr.): 1650 free… Also saw action at the Aggie and Kerr Had top four team times in 200 back, 200 free and 200 IM... Part of team best times in 400 free relay and 800 free McGee Invitationals… 2003-04 (So.): Competed in relay... Also competed in 50 free, 100 free, 500 free and 1650 free... Prep: Winner of fi ve state titles... Named 5A distance free events... Also saw action in the 200 State Swimmer of the Year... Holds or shares nine school records... Personal: Mother was an alternate for the back, 200 and 500 free and 400 IM... Top team time in the 1650 free... Top fi ve team time in the 1000 and 1500 Olympics in ... Real Estate Finance major. free, 200 and 500 free and 400 IM... New career best in the 1500 free... Took fi rst in the 1000 free against TCU... 2002-03 (Fr.): Had team’s second best 1650 free time and 1000 free time on the year... Also competed in 100 back... Prep: 2001 State Champion in 500 free... Member of state champion 400 free relay team... All-American selection 2000, 2001 and 2002... Personal: Majoring in advertising.

12 MEET THE MUSTANGS Chris Ginder Free 5-9, 155, FR-HS HT: 6-4 Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) Prep: 500 free 4:41.3... 1000 free 9:33.8... 1650 free 16:00... Junior National WT: 190 Qualifi er... Three-time Texas All-State Member... February 2003 Dallas Morning EVENT(S): Breast, Free, IM News Athlete of the Week… Undefeated in 2003-2004 in dual meets… Carroll won district and regional championships in 2002-2005… State Champions in CLASS: Senior 2002… Named 5A All-State three years in a row… USA Swimming Scholastic HOMETOWN: Pueblo, Colo. All-American... National Honor Society Member… Commended student by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation… Personal: Has one younger sister… LAST SCHOOL: Centennial H.S. Also enjoys water polo… Anticipated major is Electrical Engineering. Alex Hetland Breast, IM 6-1, 175, SO-TR Oslo, Norway Prep: 50 breast 27.6 (scm)… 100 breast 1:00.1 (scm)… 100 IM 54.5 (scm)… 200 IM 2:00.3(scm)… 100 fl y 54.3 (scm)… Fourth place at 2004 World S.C. 2004-05 (Jr.): Competed in breast events against Championships… European S.C. Championship fi nalist in 2003 and 2004… Bronze medal at 2004 Rio World Cup… Holds three Norwegian national records Indiana, Florida and TCU… Helped SMU win its ninth CAREER BESTS (100 IM 54.4, 50 breast 27.61, 100 breast 1:00.13)… Over 20 Norwegian National straight conference championship… Also saw action 100 Breast ______57.00 Championship gold medals… Personal: Parents are doctors… Plays the guitar… at the Aggie and Kerr McGee Invitationals… Top SMU 200 Breast ______2:06.29 Plans to major in business at SMU. time in the 200 breast… Third-best SMU time in the 100 breast… Set new career bests in both the 100 Colton Ingraham and 200 breast… Helped SMU grab third place at the 24th Annual Dallas Morning News Classic… 2003-04 (So.): Competed in the 50, 100 and 200 breast and 50 and 100 free... Participated in the NIC Championships... Team Free, Back top four time in the 50,100 and 200 breast... New career best in both the 100 and 200 breast... 2002-03 (Fr.): 5-11, 157, FR-HS MUSTANG BIOS Recorded team top four time in both the 100 breast and 200 breast... Also competed in 100 free and 200 IM during San Antonio, Texas (Clark) the year... Prep: 2002 4A Colorado State Swimmer of the Year... Holds 4A state recorded in 100 free... Five-time Prep: 200 free 1:43.7… 100 back 53.6… 200 back 1:56.9… 200 fl y 52.8… Colorado 4A state champion... Personal: Majoring in fi nance. Two-time All-American… Four-year district champion… Part of school record holding 200 medley and 800 free relay teams… District MVP… Best all-around Travis Callaghan regional swimmer… 15 time district swimming champion… State fi nalist in water Free polo all four years… All-state in water polo… English Honor Society Member… Personal: Has two older brothers… Oldest brother Chase is team captain of 6-2, 170, FR-HS the 2005-06 Mustang squad… Mother was a four-time All-American at Arizona Louisville, Ky. (Saint Xavier) and qualifi ed for Olympic trials in 1980... His brother Kyle, plays football at Purdue (starting wide receiver)... Prep: 200 free 1:47.9… 500 free 4:48.8… 1000 free 10:00.9… High school Father played football at Arizona and two years in the NFL for the Philadelphia Eagles. … Plans to major in won four team championships… University scholar… Kentucky H.S. State Meet environmental engineering. Finalist… Top four in the Kentucky State French Competition for four years… Personal: Chose SMU because he loves Dallas… His father is a pilot… Has one Mitchell Johnson younger sister… Has lived in six states… Anticipated major is business. Breast 6-1, 165, FR-HS Nathan Clark Hoover, Ala. (Hoover) Fly, IM Prep: 200 breast 2:04.5… 100 breast 58.8… U.S. Open Qualifi er… Junior 5-11, 165, FR-HS National Qualifi er… Most Outstanding freshman and sophomore… 2nd place Baton Rouge, La. (Episcopal) at state in the 100 breast as a junior and senior… 2nd place in the 200 IM as a Prep: 200 IM 1:54.7… 400 IM 4:04.8… 100 fl y 51.1… 200 fl y 1:52.5… Louisiana senior… Team state champion as an eighth grader, freshman, sophomore, and H.S. Swimmer of the Year and Swimmer of the State Meet… Louisiana H.S. junior… National Honor Society member… Scholastic All-American… SMU State Record holder… Junior National Qualifi er… State record in the 200 IM… Distinguished Scholar… Personal: Father is a doctor… Sister attends Tulane… Crawfi sh Aquatics Swimmer of the Year in 2004 and 2005… Crawfi sh Aquatics Anticipated major is business. Most Inproved in 2003 and 2004…High point runner-up at short course state championships… High school team won state twice… Personal: Father is a Daniel Veale doctor… Has an older sister and his older brother attends SMU… Undecided Breast, IM on a major. 5-11, 175, FR-HS Michael Dmitriev El Paso, Texas (Coronado) Free Prep: 100 free 48.8… 200 free 1:47.7… 200 IM 2:00.4… 100 fl y 54.9… Texas 6-0, 160 FR-HS H. S. District Champion… Academic All-American… All-Coronado Boy.¬¬.. Ashdod, Isreal (Hof Hasharon) Senior MVP… PTSA Athletic Scholarship… Scholarship… Holds two school records… All-time varsity points leader… All-region… All-city… Prep: 1500 free 15:12 (scm)… 800 free 8:19.5 (lcm)… 400 free 4:02 (lcm)… All-district… Personal: Has three siblings… favorite swimmer is … 11 Israeli National Junior records… European S.C. Championship fi nalist… Plans to major in Biology. Personal: Mother is an art teacher… Began swimming at age four... Anticipated major is Electrical Engineering. Luka Vrtovec Free, Fly Patrick Elerding 5-10, 170, FR-HS Breast, IM Maribor, Slovenia (II Gimnazija Maribor) 5-9, 170, FR-HS Prep: 50 free 23.1 (lcm)… 100 free 51.1 (lcm)… 50 fl y 24.7 (lcm)… 100 fl y-56.1 Prosser, Wash. (Sunnyside Christian) (lcm)… Bronze Medalist European Junior Championships…Personal: Father is an electrical engineer and mother is a nurse… Has one brother… Anticipated Prep: Multiple All-American honors… First-team All-American three years… major at SMU is business. All-district three times… Valley Sports Awards Athlete of the Year three times… Personal: Father is a surgeon and played basketball at UCLA… Has two brothers… Anticipated major is business.

13 2004-05 REVIEW

Schedule/Results 2005 All-Americans Overall Record: 2-5; Home: 1-2; Away: 1-2; Neutral: 0-1 NIC Finish: 1st; NCAA Finish: 30th Day Two - Mar. 25, 2005: DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME/RESULTS Ian Clark (400 IM) Thur.-Mon. Oct. 7-11 at World Short Course Championships , Ind. All Day Camilo Becerra (100 Fly) Sat. Oct. 30 Indiana Dallas, Texas L, 154-89 Thur. Nov. 11 TCU Dallas, Texas W, 142, 97 Fri.-Sun. Nov. 19-21 at Aggie Invite College Station, Texas 2nd, 975 Fri.-Sun. Dec. 17-19 at Kerr-McGee Invite Oklahoma City, Okla. 1st, 917.5 Sat.-Mon. Jan. 1-3 at Georgia Diving Invite Athens, Ga. All Day Sat. Jan. 8 at ULM Monroe, La. W, 118 -64 Thur. Jan. 13 Florida Dallas, Texas L, 132-102 Fri.-Sun. Jan. 14-15 Dallas Morning News Classic Dallas, Texas 3rd, 293 Fri.-Sat. Jan. 28-29 at Texas/vs.Arizona Austin, Texas L 196-134, L 159.5-134 Fri. Feb. 4 at Texas A&M College Station, Texas L, 138.5-104.5 Wed.-Sat. Feb. 23-26 NIC Championships Auburn Hills, Mich. 1st, 1000.5 Thur.-Sat. Mar. 3-5 American Short Course Championships Austin, Texas All Day Sat.-Mon. Mar. 12-14 NCAA Diving Zones Austin, Texas All Day Fri.-Sun. Mar. 25-27 NCAA Championships Minneapolis, Minn. 30th, 5 Fri.-Wed. Apr. 1-6 World Championship Trials Indianapolis, Ind. All Day Home meets in bold and were held at Perkins Natatorium

Top Performances * - Short Course Meters; ** - Long Course Meters

50 FREE 100 BREAST Camilo Becerra ______19.76 Per Nylin ______53.90 Per Nylin ______20.01 Ian Clark ______56.17 Emilio Germendia ______20.69 Travis Wolther ______57.00 J.D. White ______20.73 Patrick Raschle ______59.40 Camilo Becerra 100 FREE 200 BREAST Camilio Becerra ______43.97 Travis Wolther ______2:06.29 Per Nylin ______44.71 Ian Clark ______2:07.26 J.D. White ______44.92 Patrick Raschle ______2:08.33 Ferdi Postma ______45.01 Justin Smith ______2:13.21 200 FREE 200 IM Ferdi Postma ______1:37.60 Ian Clark ______1:47.76 REVIEW J.D. White ______1:38.80 J.D. White ______1:50.17 Shane Milu ______1:41.19 Justin Smith ______1:50.85 Chase Ingraham ______1:41.90 Chase Ingraham ______1:54.70 500 FREE 400 IM Ferdi Postma ______4:25.75 Ian Clark ______3:49.07 Ric Hampson ______4:33.67 Justin Smith ______3:54.59 Justin Smith ______4:34.53 Jessen Wabeke ______4:09.64 Shane Milu ______4:38.50 William Balderamos ______4:12.46 1650 FREE 200 FREE RELAY Ferdi Postma ______15:55.58 Becerra-Postma-Nylin-White ______1:19.14 Jessen Wabeke ______16:09.89 400 FREE RELAY William Balderamos ______16:51.26 Postma-White-Stephenson-Becerra ______2:59.37 Ric Hampson ______16:55.53 800 FREE RELAY 100 FLY Postma-White-Smith-Clark ______6:35.32 Ferdi Postma Camilo Becerra ______43.97 200 MEDLEY RELAY Ric Hampson ______49.29 Clark-Nylin-Becerra-Postma ______1:28.48 Brett Denham ______50.20 400 MEDLEY RELAY Ferdi Postma ______50.40 Clark-Nylin-Becerra-Postma ______3:13.76 200 FLY ONE-METER Ric Hampson ______1:47.04 Beau Sydes ______558.30 Ferdi Postma ______1:48.02 Chad Chokel ______493.60 Justin Smith ______1:48.22 Philip Griffi n ______307.95 Camilo Becerra ______1:51.27 David Bender ______232.50 100 BACK THREE-METER Ian Clark ______48.63 Philip Griffi n ______547.65 Eric Hadley ______49.56 Beau Sydes ______517.55 Camilo Becerra ______49.97 Chad Chokel ______471.10 Per Nylin ______50.80 David Bender ______316.95 200 BACK PLATFORM Ian Clark ______1:44.29 Beau Sydes ______463.10 Eric Hadley ______1:48.87 Chad Chokel ______282.50 Justin Smith ______1:51.64 David Bender ______257.65 Alex Weidemann ______1:54.26 Ric Hampson

14 RECORDS/HISTORY SMU National Champions 100 Breast 1967______Ken Mertin (58.54) 1980______Steve Lundquist (53.59) 1981______Steve Lundquist (52.93) 1982______Steve Lundquist (53.09) 1983______Steve Lundquist (52.48)

200 Breast 1967______Ken Mertin (2:07.99) 1981______Steve Lundquist (1:55.01) 1982______Steve Lundquist (1:56.84)

100 Free 1997______Lars Frolander (42.74) 1998______Lars Frolander (42.12)

200 Free 1972______Jerry Heidenreich (1:38.36)

100 Fly 1995______Lars Frolander (46.18) 1997______Lars Frolander (46.28) 1998______Lars Frolander (45.59)

200 Fly Lars Frolander 1983______Ricardo Prado (1:44.96) 200 IM RECORDS/HISTORY 200 IM 1983______Steve Lundquist (1:45.54) All-Time SMU Records 1984______Ricardo Prado (1:47.95) 50 Free 1996______Ryan Berube (1:44.85) Pool: 19.46 , Cal, 2002 SMU: 19.66 Lars Frolander, 1998 400 IM NCAA: 18.74 Fred Bousquet, Auburn 2005 1983______Ricardo Prado (3:48.19) 1984______Ricardo Prado (3:46.96) 100 Free 1986______Ricardo Prado (3:46.71) Pool: 43.21 Duje Draganja, Cal, 2002 1992______Jeff Vance (3:46.01) SMU: 42.12 Lars Frolander, 1998 NCAA: 41.49 Duje Draganja, Cal, 2005 100 Back 1986______Mook Rhodenbaugh (48.81) 200 Free 1996______Ryan Berube (46.15) Pool: 1:37.33 Lars Frolander, SMU, 1998 SMU: 1:34.96 Lars Frolander, 1997 200 Back NCAA: 1:32.22 , Arizona 2004 200 Breast 1996______Ryan Berube (1:41.23) 500 Free Pool: 1:58.22 , Michigan, 1990 Pool: 4:21.64 Sean Killion, California, 1988 SMU: 1:55.01 , 1981 400 Medley Relay SMU: 4:18.60 Chad Hundeby, 1991 NCAA: 1:52.62 , Texas, 2003 1983______Mook Rhodenbaugh- NCAA: 4:08.75 , Michigan, 1995 ______SteveLundquist- 200 IM ______Bobby Patten- 1,000 Free Pool: 1:47.76 , 2004 ______John Spaulding (3:12.63) Pool: 9:02.51 , UCLA, 1978 SMU: 1:44.85 Ryan Berube, 1996 SMU: 9:07.85 Chad Hundeby, 1991 NCAA: 1:41.71 Ryan Lochte, Florida 2005 Three-Meter Diving 1990______Scott Donie (674.55) 1,650 Free 400 IM Pool: 15:23.91 Chuck Bauman, SMU, 1980 Pool: 3:48.00 , 2003 10-Meter Platform Diving SMU: 15:05.83 Chad Hundeby, 1991 SMU: 3:46.01 Jeff Vance, 1992 1989______Scott Donie (757.45) NCAA: 14:26.62 Chris Thompson, Michigan, 2001 NCAA: 3:38.18 Tom Dolan, Michigan, 1995 1990______Scott Donie (836.20) 100 Back 200 Free Relay Pool: 46.99 Alex Lim, 2003 Pool: 1:18.77 Becerra,Hadley,Nylin,Stephenson, 2004 Three-Meter Synchronized Diving SMU: 46.15 Ryan Berube, 1996 SMU: 1:18.77 Becerra,Hadley,Nylin,Stephenson, 2004 2001______Brice Dumais (299.91) NCAA: 44.92 Neil Walker, Texas, 1997 NCAA: 1:15.78 Cal, 2005 200 Back 400 Free Relay Pool: 1:42.36 Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2005 Pool: 2:56.09 Cal, 2002 SMU: 1:41.53 Ryan Berube, 1996 SMU: 2:53.51 Berube-Frolander-Foley-Linscheer, 1996 NCAA: 1:38.29 Ryan Lochte, Florida 2005 NCAA: 2:47.70 California, 2005 100 Fly 800 Free Relay Pool: 46.94 Michael Cavic, 2003 Pool: 6:34.14 Florida, 2005 SMU: 45.59 Lars Frolander, 1998 SMU: 6:26.62 Morgan-Frolander-Simmons-Berube,1996 NCAA: 44.72 Ian Crocker, Texas, 2004 NCAA: 6:16.25 Florida, 2005 200 Fly 200 Medley Relay Pool: 1:44.77 Stephen Perry, FSU, 1999 Pool: 1:34.01 Texas, 1988 SMU: 1:44.43 Ricardo Prado, 1984 SMU: 1:27.20 Andersen-Coleman-Jernigan-Weghorst, 2001 NCAA: 1:41.78 Melvin Stewart, Tennessee, 1991 NCAA: 1:24.46 Texas, 2003

100 Breast 400 Medley Relay Pool: 54.13 , Tennessee, 1996 Pool: 3:12.10 Cal, 2003 SMU: 52.48 Steve Lundquist, 1983 SMU: 3:10.88 Berube-Bahr-Frolander-Linscheer, 1996 NCAA: 51.86 Jeremy Linn, Tennessee, 1997 NCAA: 3:04.47 Texas, 2003 Ricardo Prado

15 RECORDS/HISTORY

1979 Chuck Bauman (1,650 free) David Greenwood (100 breast) David Hall (200 back) Steve Jenkins (three-meter diving) Greg Kraus (100 free, 200 free) Jim Winegarner (100 back) 400 free relay 800 free relay 400 medley relay 1978 Tom Barton (100 back, 200 back) Randy Burnett (200 IM) Kim Davis (100 fl y, 50 free) Bill Glasstetter (200 fl y) David Greenwood (200 breast) David Hall (400 IM) Steve Jenkins (one-meter diving) Andy Veris (100 free, 200 free, 500 free) 400 free relay 800 free relay 400 medley relay 1977 Tom Barton (100 back) Kim Davis (50 free) Bart Day (200 breast) Bill Glasstetter (200 fl y) Richard Hess (100 fl y, 200 IM) Scott Reich (one-meter diving, three-meter diving) Doug Tuero (100 breast) Andy Veris (200 free) 400 free relay Steve Lundquist 800 free relay 400 medley relay 1976 Pat Bieker (three-meter diving) NIC Champions 1999 1992 Kim Davis (200 fl y) 2005 Steve Barnes (1,650 free) Matt Barager (400 IM) Tye Hochtrasser (200 IM) 200 Free Relay Brandon Jernigan (100 fl y) Matt Twillie (100 fl y) Scott Reich (one-meter diving) 400 Free Relay Blaine Morgan (200 free) Jeff Vance (200 fl y) Andy Veris (200 free) 200 Medley Relay Bart Wickard (400 IM) 400 medley relay 400 free relay Camilo Becerra (50 and 100 Free, 100 Fly) 800 free relay 1991 800 free relay Ian Clark (200 Back, 200 and 400 IM) 400 medley relay Sean Briscombe (10-meter diving) 1975 Ferdi Postma (200 Free) 1998 Chad Hundeby (500 free, 1,650 free) Pat Bieker (three-meter diving) Per Nylin (100 Breast) Steve Barnes (1,650 free) Jeff Vance (200 fl y, 200 IM, 400 IM) Tom Hart (100 fl y) Ric Hampson (200 Fly) Casey Barrett (200 fl y) Leif Wennerstrom (200 back) Richard Hess (200 IM) 2004 Lars Frolander (50, 100 free, 100 fl y) 1990 Tye Hochstrasser (400 IM) 200 Free Relay Blaine Morgan (200 free) Scott Donie (1-M, 3-M, 10-M diving) Paul Hove (200 back) 200 Medley Relay 200 free relay Chad Hundeby (500 free) Scott Reich (one-meter diving) 400 Free Relay 400 free relay Craig Jackson (200 fl y) Geoff Sharp (500 free, 1,650 free) Camilo Becerra (50 Free, 100 Fly) 800 free relay Cliff Lyne (200 IM) Andy Veris (200 free) Philip Griffi n (one-meter diving, three-meter 200 medley relay 1989 400 free relay diving) 400 medley relay Scott Donie (1-M, 3-M, 10-M diving) 800 free relay Eric Hadley (200 Back) 1997 Craig Jackson (200 fl y) 400 medley relay Ali Al-Hasan (one-meter diving, three-meter diving) 1988 1974 2003 Casey Barrett (200 fl y) Zeke Crowley (one-meter diving) Brad Garlich (three-meter diving) 200 Free Relay Lars Frolander (50 free, 100 free, 100 fl y) Scott Donie (3-M, 10-M diving) Richard Hess (100 fl y, 200 fl y, 200 IM) 2002 Per Helgesson (200 free) Craig Jackson (200 fl y) Tye Hochstrasser (400 IM) 200 Free Relay Blaine Morgan (500 free) John Miranda (100 free) Paul Hove (500 free, 1,650 free) RECORDS/HISTORY Jakob Andersen (200 IM, 100 Back, 200 Back) John Simmons (100 back, 200 back) 1987 Scott Reich (one-meter diving) Brice Dumais (Three-Meter) 200 free relay Scott Donie (1-M, 3-M, 10-M diving) John Thorburn (100 free, 200 free) Michael Jacobsson (400 IM) 400 free relay 1986 John Tuero (100 breast) Ferdie Postma (200 Free) 800 free relay Zeke Crowley (1-M, 3-M, 10-M diving) 400 free relay 800 Free Relay 200 medley relay Rich Saeger (200 free) 800 free relay Matt Weghorst (100 Free) 400 medley relay 1985 400 medley relay 400 Free Relay Ricardo Prado (200 fl y) 1973 2001 Mook Rhodenbaugh (100 back, 200 back, 200 IM) John Rubottom (100 fl y) 200 Free Relay SWC Champions Cory Robinson (500 free, 1,650 free) Eddie Sinnott (400 IM) Jakob Andersen (200 IM, 200 Back, 100 Back) 1984 Paul Tietze (50 free, 100 free) Matt Weghorst (50 Free, 100 Free) Chuck Ponthier (50 fl y) John Thorburn (200 free) 1996 Ricardo Prado (200 fl y, 200 IM, 400 IM) Brice Dumais (1-m, 3-m, platform) Ali Al-Hasan (one-meter diving) 400 free relay 400 Medley Relay Mook Rhodenbaugh (50 back) 800 free relay Ryan Berube (100 back, 200 back) Cory Robinson (500 free) Bart Wickard (400 IM) Lars Frolander (100 fl y, 100 free) 1972 Billy Coleman (100 Breast) Mike Short (100 fl y) Steve Griffi th (400 IM) Pepe Lopez (200 breast) Chris Weissman (100 breast, 200 breast) Chris Epp (200 Free, 200 Fly) Blaine Morgan (400 IM) (100 fl y, 200 fl y, 500 free) 200 Medley Relay 800 free relay Cal Loock (one-meter diving, three-meter diving) 800 free relay 1983 400 Free Relay 400 medley relay (100 back, 200 back, 200 IM) Tim Carlson (200 Breast) Steve Lundquist (50 breast, 100 breast, 200 breast) Paul Tietze (100 free) 1995 Ricardo Prado (400 IM) Ali Al-Hasan (one-meter diving) 400 free relay Cory Robinson (1,650 free) 800 free relay Ryan Berube (100 back, 200 back, 200 IM) Rich Saeger (200 free, 500 free) WAC Champions Lars Frolander (100 fl y, 100 free) 400 medley relay 400 medley relay 1971 Enrico Linscheer (50 free) 1982 400 free relay Steve Boster (500 free) 2000 Chuck Bauman (1,650 free, 400 IM) Larry Driver (200 breast) Steve Barnes (1,650 free) 400 medley relay Steve Lundquist (50 breast, 100 breast) 1994 Jerry Heidenreich (100 fl y, 50 free) Tim Carlson (200 breast) Bob Patten (200 fl y) Cal Loock (one-meter diving) Billy Coleman (100 breast) Ryan Berube (200 back) 1981 Tony Iglesias (one-meter diving, 10-meter diving) Ronnie Mills (100 back, 200 back, 200 IM) Brice Dumais (one-meter, three-meter) Chuck Bauman (1,650 free, 400 IM) John Rubottom (1,650 free) Chris Epp (500 free, 200 fl y) Vladimir Polukeev (50 free) Jimmy Lee (200 fl y, 500 free) Alain Sergile (100 fl y) John Thorburn (200 free) Rob Harrison (100 back) Steve Lundquist (100 breast, 200 breast) 400 free relay Michael Jacobsson (200 IM) 1993 1980 Tony Iglesias (1-M, 3-M, 10-M diving) 800 free relay Steve Kemmerling (200 free) Chuck Bauman (1,650 free) 400 medley relay Matt Weghorst (50 free) Alain Sergile (100 fl y) Greg Kraus (200 free) Bart Wickard (200 back, 400 IM) Jeff Vance (400 IM) Steve Lundquist (100 breast, 200 breast) Rick Tennant (one-meter diving, three-meter diving)

16 RECORDS/HISTORY

1970 Jerry Heidenreich (100 free, 200 free, 200 IM) Cal Loock (one-meter diving, three-meter diving) Ronnie Mills (100 back, 200 back) Charles Minder (100 fl y, 200 fl y) John Rubottom (1,650 free) Fred Schlicher (500 free) Paul Tietze (50 free) 400 free relay 800 free relay 400 medley relay 1969 Jerry Heidenreich (100 free, 200 free) Jody Helman (200 IM, 400 IM) Cal Loock (one-meter diving) Charles Minder (100 fl y, 200 fl y) Steve Mitchell (100 back, 200 back) Tommy Neyland (three-meter diving) 400 free relay 400 medley relay 1968 P.K. Brown (50 free) Annual Finishes Linn Klotz (100 breast, 200 breast) Dual SWC/WAC/NIC NCAA Dick Marshall (100 back, 200 back) Meet Meet Meet Karl McCrary (200 IM, 400 IM) Season W-L Rank Rank Charles Minder (100 fl y, 200 fl y) COACH: A.R. BARR Bryan Robbins (1-M diving, 3-M diving) 1946-47 3-6 3rd —— Fred Schlicher (100 free) 400 free relay 1947-48 5-5 3rd —— 400 medley relay 1948-49 2-7 3rd —— 1967 1949-50 5-3 2nd —— Tim Birnie (500 free, 100, 200 back) Jerry Heidenreich 1950-51 5-2 3rd —— Ken Merten (100, 200 breast, 200 IM) 1951-52 4-2 2nd —— 1952-53 3-2 1st —— Howard Moore (400 IM) 1959 1948 RECORDS/HISTORY Bryan Robbins (1-M diving, 3-M diving) Ray Burer (100 breast) Larry Goodman (220 free, 440 free) 1953-54 6-0 1st —— Vernon Slovin (200 fl y) Bill Champlin (100 fl y) 400 free relay 1954-55 1-4 3rd —— Mark Tabbert (100 free, 200 free) Jody Grant (440 free, 1,500 free) 300 medley relay 1955-56 5-3 3rd 13th 400 free relay Dick Rantzow (50 free) 1941 1956-57 5-1 1st 10th 400 medley relay Ted Scherer (200 breast) Bob Sinclair (100 IM) 1957-58 8-2 1st 10th 1966 Don Woodward (100 back) 1933 1958-59 4-1 1st 16th Tim Birnie (100 back, 200 back) 400 free relay Joe Chappel (400 free) 1959-60 4-2 1st 10th Steve Boss (500 free) 400 medley relay 1960-61 6-0 1st 17th Bill Charbonneau (200 breast) 1958 1961-62 8-0 1st 9th Tudor Lacey (200 free) Dick Barry (440 free) 1962-63 5-0 1st 13th Howard Moore (400 IM) Ray Burer (100 free) 1963-64 5-0 1st 10th Brian Percival (200 IM) Jody Grant (1,500 free) 1964-65 8-0 1st 7th Bryan Robbins (1-M diving, 3-M diving) Mike Lumby (220 free) 1965-66 10-0 1st 5th Vernon Slovin (200 fl y) Steve Mulholland (100 back) 1966-67 11-0 1st 7th 400 medley relay Dick Rantzow (50 free) 1967-68 9-0 1st 5th 1965 Ted Scherer (100 breast, 200 breast) 1968-69 11-0 1st 16th Tim Birnie (1,650 free, 100 back, 200 back) Ronnie Smith (1-M diving, 3-M diving) 1969-70 10-1 1st 7th Tudor Lacey (200 free, 500 free, 400 IM) Don Woodward (100 fl y) 1970-71 10-1 1st 8th Brian Percival (200 IM) 400 free relay David Quick (50 free, 100 free) 400 medley relay COACH: GEORGE McMILLION (100 fl y, 200 fl y) 1957 Richard Quick 1971-72 11-1 1st 5th Lloyd Rhodenbaugh (100 breast) Ray Burer (200 IM) 1972-73 8-2 1st 9th 400 free relay George Scofi eld (200 back) 1973-74 11-2 1st 12th 400 medley relay Ted Scherer (100 breast, 200 breast, 200 fl y) 1974-75 10-2 1st 15th 1964 Ronnie Smith (1-M diving, 3-M diving) 1975-76 10-2 1st 7th Tiny Barnetson (200 IM) 400 free relay 1976-77 12-1 1st 9th Tudor Lacey (200 free, 500 free, 1,650 free) 1956 1977-78 11-3 1st 10th David Quick (50 free, 100 free) Pedro Galvao (220 free, 100 back, 200 IM) 1978-79 16-0 1st 9th Richard Quick (400 IM) Ronnie Smith (three-meter diving) 1979-80 10-3 2nd 7th Jon Rowe (100 breast, 200 breast) 400 free relay Butch Schimmel (100 back, 200 back) 1980-81 9-4 2nd 4th 1955 1981-82 9-2 2nd 10th 400 free relay Dave Corley (200 breast, 200 fl y) 400 medley relay 1982-83 5-4 2nd 2nd 1954 1983-84 8-2 2nd 5th 1963 Bob Bollen (150 IM) Tiny Barnetson (200 IM, 400 IM) 1984-85 6-2 2nd 7th Dave Corley (100 breast) 1985-86 7-2 2nd 6th Jon Rowe (100 breast, 200 breast) Tom Gale (200 breast) Butch Schimmel (100 back, 200 back) George McMillion (100 back, 200 back) 1986-87 6-5 2nd 12th 400 free relay Phil Vaiden (100 free) 1987-88 11-4 2nd 9th 400 medley relay 400 free relay COACH: GREG RHODENBAUGH 1962 300 medley relay 1988-89 5-2-1 2nd 14th Aubrey Burer (200 free, 440 free, 1,500 free) 1953 Aubrey Burer COACH: EDDIE SINNOTT Tiny Barnetson (100 fl y) Bill Farrell (50 free, 100 free, 220 free) 1989-90 6-3 2nd 11th Bill Denny (200 back) Les Kilgore (150 IM) 1990-91 7-2 2nd 8th Jon Rowe (100 breast, 200 breast) George McMillion (100 back, 200 back) 1991-92 7-1 2nd 8th Butch Schimmel (100 back, 200 IM) 400 free relay 1992-93 10-3 2nd 10th Richard Thiede (200 fl y) 1952 1993-94 7-4 3rd 10th 400 free relay Arden Amerine (1,500 free) 1994-95 7-3 2nd 7th 400 medley relay Tom Gale (200 breast) 1995-96 6-2 2nd 6th 1961 Les Kilgore (100 breast) 1996-97 3-3 1st 10th Aubrey Burer (440 free, 1,500 free) George McMillion (100 back, 200 back) 1997-98 4-3 1st 9th Bill Champlin (100 fl y) 1951 1998-99 5-4 1st 32nd Bobby Richardson (1-M diving, 3-M diving) Arden Amerine (440 free, 1,500 free) 1999-2000 5-2 1st NR 400 medley relay Mike Muckleroy (50 free) 2000-01 3-4 1st 12th 1960 Rick Wilson (100 back) 2001-02 4-2 1st 22nd Aubrey Burer (100 free, 220 free, 440 free) 1950 2002-03 5-4 1st 25th Bill Champlin (100 fl y) Arden Amerine (1,500 free) 2003-04 3-2 1st 24th Jody Grant (1,500 free) Mike Muckleroy (50 free, 100 free) 2004-05 2-5 1st 30th Dick Rantzow (50 free) 400 free relay Pat Ryan (100 breast) 400 free relay 400 medley relay Jody Grant

17 RECORDS/HISTORY SMU All-Americans Returners in ALL CAPS

Ali Al-Hasan ______1997 Danny Goodwin ______1986-88 Jakob Andersen ______2001-02 Guy Goosen ______1980 David Arthur ______1968 Jody Grant ______1958-59 Christian Bahr ______1994-95-96-98 David Greenwood ______1979 Matt Barager ______1991-92-93 PHILIP GRIFFIN ______2004 Tiny Barnetson ______1962-63-64 Steve Griffi th ______1969 Steve Barnes ______1999 Eric Hadley ______2004 Steve Barnicoat ______1985 David Hall ______1979 Casey Barrett ______1997-98 Barry Hamilton ______1974 Dick Barry ______1958 Jerry Heidenreich ______1969-70-71-72 Chuck Bauman ______1979-81-82 Per Helgesson ______1997-98 Camilo Becerra ______2004-05 Jody Helman ______1968 Ryan Berube ______1993-94-95-96 Scott Hemingway ______1987-88 Patrick Bieker ______1974-76 Glenn Henry ______1981-83 Tim Birnie ______1965-66-67 Richard Hess ______1974-75-76-77 Don Booth ______1965-66 Tye Hochstrasser ______1974-75-76-77 Steve Boster ______1971-72 John Hoopingarner ______1969-70 Sean Briscombe ______1990-91 Paul Hove ______1974-75-76 P.K. Brown ______1968-69 Chad Hundeby ______1990-91-93 Aubrey Burer ______1960-61-62 Joe Hurwitz ______1974 Dan Burkhardt ______1985-86 Tony Iglesias ______1991-92-93-94 Tony Iglesias Randy Burnett ______1985 Ray Ince ______1971-72-73 Tim Carlson ______2001-02 Craig Jackson ______1988-89-90 Jonathon Newton ______2002 Andy Veris ______1975-76-77-78 Bill Champlin ______1959 Michael Jacobsson ______1999 PER NYLIN ______2004 Terry Warner ______1973 Bill Charbonneau ______1966-67-68 Steve Jenkins ______1977-78-79 Patrick O’Keeffe ______1998 Matt Weghorst ______2001-02 Mark Chenier ______1978-79 Brandon Jernigan ______1998, 2001 Jack Oppel ______1983-84 Chris Weissman ______1981-82-83-84 IAN CLARK ______2004-05 Gustaf Johansson ______1995-96 Todd Pace ______1987-88-89-90 Leif Wennerstrom ______1990-91-92-93 Russ Cohen ______1987 Steve Kemmerling ______1998 Ethan Packard ______1995 Bart Wickard ______1998, 2001 Billy Coleman ______2001 Greg Kraus ______1978-79-80 Bobby Patten ______1982-83-84-85 Jim Winegarner ______1979-80 Patrick Coleman ______1997 Tudor Lacey ______1964-65-66 Brian Percival ______1965-66-67 Kevin Willis ______1990-91 Art Conley ______1986 Jimmy Lee ______1981 Vladimir Polukeev ______1993-94 Paul Wolf ______1993 Zeke Crowley ______1984-85-86-88 Enrico Linscheer ______1995-96 Chuck Ponthier ______1985 Don Woodward ______1958-59 Kim Davis ______1976-77-78 Cal Loock ______1970 Ricardo Prado ______1983-84-85-86 Jay Yarid ______1982-84-85 Bart Day ______1979 Pepe Lopez ______1996-97 David Quick ______1964-65-66 Risto Deinlein ______1995 Myles Lynch ______1987 Richard Quick ______1963-64-65 Josh Delcore ______1991-92-93 Mike Lumby ______1958 Keith Ranney ______1974-76-77 Pat DiFazio ______1985-86-87-88 Steve Lundquist ______1980-81-82-83 Dick Rantzow ______1959 Mike Dobbs ______1987-88 Glen Mangum ______1985 Billy Redinger ______1979-80 Scott Donie ______1987-88-89-89 Dick Marshall ______1967-68 Scott Reich ______1974-75-76-77 Mike Doyle ______1990-91 Bob McCauley ______1959 Greg Rhodenbaugh ______1983-84 Larry Driver ______1970-71-72-73 Ryan McKinney ______1991-92-93-94 Mook Rhodenbaugh ______1983-84-85-86 Brice Dumais ______2002-2003 Ned Merritt ______1963 Bobby Richardson ______1961 Cameron Emmott ______1967-68-69 Ken Merten ______1967 Hunter Richmond ______1980 Janika Ertl ______1976 Ron Mills ______1970-71-72 Bryan Robbins ______1966-67 Randy Everatt ______1985 Charles Minder ______1968-69-70 Andrew Roberts ______1991 RECORDS/HISTORY Jeff Foley ______1994-95-96-97 John Miranda ______1985-86-87-88 Cory Robinson ______1983-84-85 Bill Franke ______1997-98 Howard Moore ______1966 Lloyd Rodenbaugh ______1965 Christian Bahr Lars Frolander ______1995-96-97-98 Blaine Morgan ______1996-97-98 Jon Rowe ______1962-63-64 Pedro Galvao ______1956 Mike Muckleroy ______1949 John Rubottom ______1972-73 Brian Gargan ______1992 Steve Mulholland ______1958-59 Greg Sargent ______1988 Steve Geving ______1987-88 Eric Murff ______1987-88 Rich Saeger ______1983-84-85-86 Brian Girard ______1995 Ron Neugent ______1979 Ted Scherer ______1957-58-59 Bill Glasstetter ______1977-78 Lyndon Neumann ______1966-67-68 Butch Schimmel ______1962-63-64 Fred Schlicher ______1968-69-70 Alain Sergile ______1992-93-94 Geoff Sharp ______1974-75 Mike Short ______1984-85 John Simmons ______1994-95-96-97 Eddie Sinnott ______1973-74 Vernon Slovin ______1966-67 Ryan McKinney Ronnie Smith ______1956-57-58 David Snively ______1980-81 John Spaulding ______1981-82-83-84 JUSTIN STEPHENSON ______2004 Mark Tabbert ______1967-68 Rick Tennant ______1978-79-80 John Thorburn ______1971-72-73-74 Paul Tietze ______1970-71-72-73 Mark Tomlin ______1979-80 Nick Tozer ______2002 Matt Twillie ______1991 Lee Underwood ______1963 Jeff Vance ______1991-92-93 Todd Pace Nik Van Nort ______1994 Mook Rhodenbaugh

18 RECORDS/HISTORY All-Time Top Performers Returners in ALL CAPS

50 Free 200 Back Lars Frolander, 1998 19.66 Ryan Berube, 1996 1:41.23 Matt Weghost, 2001 19.72 Jakob Anderson, 2001 1:44.18 Todd Pace, 1989 19.76 IAN CLARK, 2005 1:44.29 Camilo Becerra, 2005 19.76 John Simmons, 1995 1:44.59 Jonathon Newton, 2003 19.78 Bart Wickard, 2001 1:45.93 Brandon Jernigan, 2001 19.92 Eric Hadley, 2004 1:46.22 Steve Lundquist, 1981 19.92 Leif Wennerstrom, 1993 1:46.25 Josh Delcore, 1991 19.93 Mook Rhodenbaugh, 1985 1:47.28 Paul Wolf, 1993 19.94 Blaine Morgan, 1996, 1998 1:47.39 Jeff Foley, 1997 19.96 100 Breast 100 Free Steve Lundquist, 1983 52.48 Lars Frolander, 1998 42.12 Per Nylin, 2005 53.90 Ryan Berube, 1995 43.50 Christian Bahr, 1996 54.57 John Miranda, 1988 43.58 Chris Weissman, 1984 54.68 Jonathon Newton, 2003 43.90 Tim Carlson, 2002 54.86 Vladimir Polukeev, 1994 43.94 Scott Jones, 1990 54.87 Chad Hundeby Leif Wennerstrom, 1992 43.95 Greg Rhodenbaugh, 1983 55.22 Enrico Linscheer, 1995 43.96 Pat DiFazio, 1987 55.37 Rich Saeger, 1983 43.98 Billy Coleman, 2001 55.52 Awards & Honors John Spaulding, 1984 43.98 Ryan McKinney, 1993 55.52 Camilo Becerra, 2005 43.97 200 Breast NCAA Swimmer 200 Free Steve Lundquist, 1981 1:55.01 of the Year Lars Frolander, 1997 1:34.96 Tim Carlson, 2001 1:59.29

Ryan Berube, 1995 1:35.14 Chris Weissman, 1984 1:59.66 Ryan Berube (1996) RECORDS/HISTORY Leif Wennerstrom, 1992 1:35.44 Christian Bahr, 1996 1:59.71 Lars Frolander (1998) Rich Saeger, 1983 1:35.44 Pepe Lopez, 1996 1:59.77 Greg Kraus, 1980 1:36.00 Ryan McKinney, 1991 2:00.25 Andy Veris, 1978 1:36.32 Glen Mangum, 1985 2:00.63 WAC Swimmer Jimmy Lee, 1981 1:36.58 Fredrik Rosenholm, 1995 2:00.78 John Miranda, 1988 1:36.73 Cliff Lyne, 1993 2:01.10 of the Year Blaine Morgan 1998 1:36.87 Greg Rhodenbaugh, 1983 2:01.23 Lars Frolander (1997, 1998) Alain Sergile, 1991 1:37.34 100 Fly 500 Free Lars Frolander, 1998 45.59 Brandon Jernigan (2000) Chad Hundeby, 1991 4:18.95 Camilo Becerra, 2005 47.23 Jimmy Lee, 1981 4:20.89 Matt Twillie, 1992 47.71 Brandon Jernigan Matt Barager, 1991 4:21.58 Alain Sergile, 1994 47.72 WAC Diver Danny Goodwin, 1987 4:22.17 Brandon Jernigan, 2001 47.80 Cory Robinson, 1984 4:22.98 Steve Lundquist, 1983 47.92 of the Year Andy Veris, 1978 4:23.27 Matt Weghorst, 2002 48.02 Ali Al-Hasan (1997) Chuck Bauman, 1981 4:23.70 Mike Short, 1984 48.03 Brice Dumais (2000) Rich Saeger, 1983 4:23.74 Hunter Richmond, 1981 48.18 Chris Epp, 1999 4:24.17 Patrick O’Keeffe, 1998 48.24 Steve Barnes, 1999 4:24.28 200 Fly WAC Freshman 1,000 Free Ricardo Prado, 1984 1:44.43 Chad Hundeby, 1991 9:07.85 Craig Jackson, 1989 1:45.72 of the Year Matt Barager, 1991 9:09.78 Bobby Patten, 1985 1:45.86 Cory Robinson, 1983 9:10.38 Casey Barrett, 1998 1:46.00 Michael Jacobsson (1999) Danny Goodwin, 1986 9:11.81 Jeff Vance, 1992 1:46.25 Brice Dumais (2000) Chuck Bauman, 1979 9:12.02 Gustaf Johansson, 1994 1:46.90 Mark Tomlin, 1981 9:18.82 Bill Glasstetter, 1978 1:46.91 Ron Neugent, 1979 9:18.90 Ric Hampson, 2005 1:47.04 NIC Swimmer Steve Barnes, 2001 9:18.93 Jimmy Lee, 1981 1:47.31 Michael Jacobsson, 1999 9:20.11 Chris Epp, 2001 1:48.04 of the Year Ferdi Postma, 2005 9:20.57 200 IM Jakob Andersen (2001) 1,650 Free Ryan Berube, 1996 1:44.85 Chad Hundeby, 1991 15:05.83 Steve Lundquist, 1983 1:45.54 Matt Barager, 1991 15:10.53 Tim Carlson, 2002 1:46.38 NIC Diver Cory Robinson, 1983 15:14.89 Jakob Anderson, 2002 1:46.53 of the Year Chuck Bauman, 1982 15:15.30 Jeff Vance, 1991 1:46.67 Jakob Andersen Danny Goodwin, 1987 15:17.47 Ricardo Prado, 1984 1:46.96 Philip Griffi n (2004) Steve Barnes, 1999 15:17.81 Tim Carlson, 2001 1:47.09 Mark Tomlin, 1981 15:20.55 Mook Rhodenbaugh, 1986 1:47.64 Brice Dumais (2001) Ron Neugent, 1979 15:23.29 Cliff Lyne, 1990 1:47.67 John Kratzer, 1984 15:35.20 Casey Barrett, 1998 1:47.75 100 Back 400 IM Ryan Berube, 1996 46.15 Jeff Vance, 1992 3:46.01 Jakob Anderson, 2001 47.57 Ricardo Prado, 1984 3:46.30 John Simmons, 1997 48.05 IAN CLARK, 2005 3:49.07 Leif Wennerstrom, 1992 48.36 Bart Wickard, 2001 3:49.15 Vladimir Polukeev, 1994 48.42 Ryan Berube, 1994 3:49.89 Mook Rhodenbaugh, 1986 48.49 M. Jacobsson, 2002 3:50.09 IAN CLARK, 2005 48.63 Matt Barager, 1992 3:50.10 Matt Weghorst, 2001 49.00 Steve Barnes, 1999 3:50.48 Eric Hadley, 2004 49.04 Blaine Morgan, 1996 3:51.17 Rob Harrison, 2000 49.36 Casey Barrett, 1998 3:51.51 Ali Al-Hasan

19 20 Dallas Entertainment  Several professional sports teams, including the Dallas Cowboys, Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Stars, Texas Rangers and FC Dallas.  Six Flags Over Texas amusement park  Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, home of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra  The Smirnoff Center, an open-air amphi- theater featuring the best in touring symphonic groups and rock concerts  Dallas Aquarium, one of the largest inland aquariums in the nation  Dallas Museum of Art, featuring an outstand- ing permanent collection of art spanning periods from pre-Colombian to modern eras  Dallas Museum of Natural History, featuring 50 dioramas of the fl ora and wildlife of Texas  The Sixth Floor Museum, a permanent educational and historical exhibit that examines the life, death, and legacy of President John F. Kennedy  Southfork Ranch, home of Dallas' most famous television family, the Ewings  The Dallas Zoo, with over 1,400 animals  The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, 66 acres of fragrant gardens in bloom year- round, towering trees, and lush lawns

"The City For Business" A recent article in Forbes Magazine declared Dallas "the city for business." Take a look at these facts and it's easy to see why student-athletes have a defi nite advantage by choosing SMU and Dallas:  The Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area ranked number one among U.S. Cities in new and expanded businesses for six straight years.  Dallas trailed only Atlanta as a generator for new jobs in the late 1990s, raising employment by 74,000.  Dallas fi gures to be the fourth-fastest grow- ing offi ce employment center with a projected 110,000 new jobs.

Other Dallas Facts  Dallas, founded in 1841, is the ninth-largest city in the United States.  The average daily temperature is 63 degrees Fahrenheit (18 Celsius). Dallas has mild winters and hot, dry summers.  DFW International Airport is the world's second-busiest airport and the main hub for American Airlines.  Dallas has been ranked among the seven most livable urban complexes in the world.  Dallas has more shopping space per shopper than any city in the country.  Dallas is home to more than 160 museums, galleries and artistic attractions and more than 110 live performances nightly. 21 Head Coach Eddie Sinnott

Entering his 17th year as head coach of SMU, SMU swimming & diving has a proud tradition Eddie Sinnott has led the SMU swimming pro- of collegiate, national, and Olympic champi- gram to an elite status among NCAA programs. ons. In the past 15 years, SMU has fi nished Entering the 2005-06 season, Sinnott has a in the top 12 at the NCAA Championships 83-47 record at SMU and a 87-50 record in 10 times, and have won nine consecutive 17 years of coaching experience that includes conference team championships. one year at Iowa State before coming to SMU. He has led the Mustangs to a top-12 fi nish Since 1990, SMU has collected 138 confer- nationally 10 of the past 16 years. ence champion titles, two NCAA Swimmer of the Year awards and two Olympic gold medals. Since 1997, the Mustangs have four Season Record Conf. Natnl. conference Swimmer of the Year awards, four 1989-90 6-3 2nd 11th conference Diver of the Year awards and two conference Freshman of the Year awards. 1990-91 7-2 2nd 8th

On the international level, SMU has had 1991-92 7-1 2nd 8th 27 members of its swimming & diving team compete in the Olympic games since 1968, 1992-93 10-3 2nd 10th including former NCAA Swimmer of the Year 1993-94 7-4 3rd 10th Lars Frolander. Frolander’s gold medal at the 2000 Summer Olympics added to 1994-95 7-3 2nd 7th the world-class reputation the SMU men’s swimming and diving team has set. In 1996, 1995-96 6-2 2nd 6th Ryan Berube captured gold as a member of the 800 free relay team for the United 1996-97 3-3 1st 10th States. In 1992 both Frolander and Scott 1997-98 4-3 1st 9th Donie won silver medals, while in 1984 the great Steve Lundquist won two gold medal. 1998-99 5-4 1st T32nd Ricardo Prado (Brazil) joined Lundquist in Los Angeles, winning a silver medal. Jerry 1999-2000 5-2 1st NR Heindenrich (USA) won two gold medals, one silver, and one bronze at the 1972 Olympic 2000-01 3-4 1st 12th Games in Munich, West Germany. All but 2001-02 4-2 1st 22nd four SMU swimming and diving records are now owned by Olympic medal winners. 2002-03 5-4 1st 25th

SMU also owns one of the fi nest pedigrees in 2003-04 3-2 1st 24th college coaching, beginning with the legend A.R. “Red” Barr, for whom SMU’s outdoor 2004-05 2-5 1st 30th pool is named. From 1946 through 1971, Barr lead SMU to 11 top 10 fi nishes in the SMU TOTALS 83-47 .658 nation, recording only three losing records CAREER TOTALS 87-50 .635 in 25 years on the Hilltop. SMU swimming great George McMillion took over for Barr in 1972 and continued the Ponies’ torrid pace on the national level of collegiate swimming, leading SMU to 14 NCAA top 10 fi nishes in 17 years as head coach, including a school best No. 2 fi nish in 1983. Eddie Sinnott has since led the Ponies to 10 top12 fi nishes in the past 16 years.

SMU’s proud tradition and unparalleled suc- cess keeps the Mustang program among the nation’s best, both athletically in the pool and academically in the classroom.

22 Mustang Olympians

2004 - Athens, Camilo Becerra (Columbia) Lars Forlander (Sweden)

2000 - Sydney, Australia Camilo Becerra (Colombia) Lars Frolander (Sweden) - gold medal

1996 - Atlanta, Georgia Ali Al-Hasan (Kuwait) Casey Barrett (Canada) Ryan Berube (USA) - gold medal Scott Donie (USA) Lars Frolander (Sweden) - silver medal Tony Iglesias (Bolivia) Enrico Linscheer (Suriname) Alain Sergile (Haiti)

1992 - Barcelona, Spain Scott Donie (USA) - silver medal Lars Frolander (Sweden) - silver medal Craig Jackson (South Africa) Enrico Linscheer (Suriname) Cliff Lyne (South Africa)

1988 - Seoul, Korea Carlos Romo (Mexico)

1984 - Los Angeles, California Steve Lundquist (USA) - 2 gold medals Diving Coach Jim Stillson Ricardo Prado (Brazil) - silver medal Rich Saeger (USA) In his 23rd year at SMU, Jim Stillson continues to produce Eddie Safa (Mexico) some of America’s most talented divers on a regular basis. 1980 - Moscow, Soviet Union SMU’s diving accomplishments include six Olympians, one Steve Barnicoat (USA) world champion, a 1992 silver medalist, 10 U.S. National Steve Lundquist (USA) champions, and four NCAA champions in seven different Guy Goosen (Zimbabwe) events. A 16-time conference coach of the year, Stillson was 1976 - , Canada named the 1991 and 1995 NCAA Women’s Diving Coach of Carlos Nazario (Puerto Rico) the Year, and earned NCAA Men’s Diving Coach of the Year honors in 1989. 1972 - Munich, West Germany Jerry Heidenreich (USA) - 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze medal

1968 - Mexico City, Mexico Ron Mills (USA) - bronze medal Ken Merten (USA) 23 For the 24th straight year, the Dallas Morning News Swimming & Diving Classic highlights the spring schedule for the men’s swimming and diving team. This year’s event will take place Jan. 2006 and will begin at 7:30 p.m. each night. This year’s fi eld includes SMU, Florida, Florida State, Notre Dame, Northwestern and Washington.

The competition allows a nine-man squad (eight swimmers and one diver per team) from each of the teams for the two evening sessions. There are no preliminary heats, only consolation and championship fi nals. The meet features two diving events, the one- meter competition on Friday night and the three-meter on Saturday night.

California won the 2005 Classic with 352 points. Florida took second with 313 poinits follwed by SMU with 293. Arizona St. came in fourth, followed by Florida St. and Texas A&M.

In 2003, the fi rst Jerry Heidenreich Memorial 200 Freestyle MEET SCHEDULE event was held. Named after SMU’s four-time Olympic Friday, Jan. 13, 2006 Saturday, Jan. 14, 2006 medallist, the Heidenreich 200 freestyle honors the late 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. SMU star that passed away in 2003. 400 Medley Relay 400 Free Relay Heidenreich won four medals, including two golds, at the 400 IM 500 Free 1972 Olympics in Munich for U.S.A. An All-American each 200 Free 200 Back of his four years at SMU (1969-72), Heidenreich set a new 50 Free 200 Breast NCAA record in the 200 free on his way to being crowned One-Meter Diving Three-Meter Diving 100 Fly 100 Free national champion in the event during his dominating 1972 100 Back 200 Fly senior season. 100 Breast 200 IM In 1992, Heidenreich was inducted into the International 800 Free Relay 200 Free Relay Swimming Hall of Fame. To this day, Heidenreich remains SMU’s most decorated Olympic medallist of all-time. CLASSIC RECORDS 50 Free ______19:46 _____ Anthony Ervin, Cal, 2002 100 Free ______43.21 _____ Duje Draganja, Cal, 2002 200 Free _____1:37.33 ____ LARS FROLANDER, SMU, 1998 500 Free _____4:21.64 ____ Sean Killion, California, 1988 100 Back ______46.99 _____ Alex Lim, Cal, 2003 200 Back _____1:42.59 ____ Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2005 100 Fly ______46.94 _____ Michael Cavic, Cal, 2003 200 Fly ______1:44.77 ____ Stephen Parry, Florida State, 1999 100 Breast _____54.13 _____ Jeremy Linn, Tennessee, 1996 200 Breast ____1:58.22 ____ Mike Barrowman, Michigan, 1990 200 IM ______1:47.76 ____ Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2004 400 IM ______3:47.17 ____ Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2004 200 F.R. ______1:19.86 ____ Cal, 2002 400 F.R. ______2:55.30 ____ Cal, 2005 800 F.R. ______6:34.14 ____ Florida, 2005 400 M.R. _____3:12.10 ____ Cal, 2003 1-M Diving ____ 391.50 ____ Joona Puhakka, Arizona St., 2003 3-M Diving ____ 427.65 ____ Mark Bradshaw, U.S. National Team,

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