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Friday, November 20 Heat Sheet Champion Meet History The Champion Meet began with the ideas of Jack Sullivan, a former Oshkosh YMCA swimmer. Later becoming a parent of Oshkosh YMCA swimmers and an Oshkosh YMCA executive board member, Jack saw the positive impact that being involved with the YMCA and competitive swimming could have on people of all ages. He wanted others to have the life shaping experience that he and his family had with the YMCA. Jack came to the team with the idea of bringing his nephew Neil Walker, an Olympic swimmer, to an OSHY event that would inspire young swimmers. In the fall of 2003, Jack coordinated and funded our first Champion Meet with Neil. The momentum and energy from that meet has carried us to where we are today. Charity and Philanthropy The Champion Meet has always tried to make an impact beyond swimming. By identifying a place that we can make a difference, each year we establish a fundraiser to aid others. The Champion Meet and the swimmers and families who attend have donated thousands of dollars throughout the years to worthy causes. Champion Meet Honorees 2003 Neil Walker 2-time Olympian, 2000 & 2004; (2) gold (relays), (1) silver, (1) bronze 2004 Tara Kirk Olympian, 2004; (1) silver (relay) 2005 Nate Dusing 2-time Olympian, 2000 & 2004; (1) silver (relay), (1) bronze (relay) 2006 Karlyn Pipes World Class Masters Swimmer, Female Swimmer of the Year 1997, 2002 & 2003 US Masters Swimming 2007 Dave Denniston After a 2005 sledding accident left him paralyzed from the waist down, he became a member of the US Swimming Team in the 2008 Paralympic games. 2008 Bill Ester Burned over 75% of his body in a fuel taker explosion. He is now a motivational speaker who tells his story of recovery, hope, and perseverance. 2009 Carly Piper Olympian, 2004; (1) gold (relay) Tim Liebold US National Team Member 08-09 2010 Sabir Muhammad NCAA Champion and author; finished collegiate career with 7 Pac-10 championship titles, 25 All-American honors and 3 NCAA, US Open and American records 2011 Matt Grevers 2-time Olympian, 2008 & 2012; (1) silver (relay), (3) gold (relays), (1) silver, (1) gold Individual gold medalist in 100 M backstroke Annie Chandler All-American, former US National Swimming Team member 2012 Clark Burckle Olympian, 2012. NCAA Champion in 200 M breaststroke, 2010 Alyssa Anderson Olympian, 2012; (1) gold (relay) 2013 Darian Townsend 3-time Olympian for South Africa, 2004, 2008 & 2012; (1) gold (relay) Ashley Wanland All-American, former US National Swimming Team member 2014 Roland Schoeman 4-time Olympian for South Africa, 2000, 2004, 2008 & 2012; (1) gold (relay), (1) silver, (1) bronze Emily McClellan All-American, runner-up at the 2014 NCAA Championships in the 100-yd breaststroke Derek Toomey All-American, 2014 Big 10 Champion in the 100 free; first Big 10 swimmer to race under 19 seconds in the 50 free with an 18.95 CHOOSE TEAM SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE TEAM BENEFITS • Savings that benefit every family. 20% discounts on team suits, training equipment and apparel. 20% discounts on Fina approved A3 Performance technical racing suits • Unified Team Look • Team Store Dedicated team web page with 24/7 availability to simplify team outfitting • Coaches Apparel • Special Discounts for National qualifiers on suits, bags and goggles. 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The Performance Swimwear Company Visit www.a3performance.com or contact us at 1-888-369-7946 Oshkosh YMCA HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 5.0 - Page 1 Champion Meet 2015 - 11/20/2015 to 11/22/2015 Meet Program - Friday PM #3 Girls 8 & Under 100 Yard Freestyle #6 Boys 10 & Under 200 Yard Freestyle #8 Boys 11-12 500 Yard Freestyle Lane Name Age Team Seed Time Lane Name Age Team Seed Time Lane Name Age Team Seed Time Heat 1 of 2 Finals Starts at 06:05 PM Heat 1 of 1 Finals Starts at 06:22 PM Heat 1 of 1 Finals Starts at 06:58 PM 1 Thompson, Finley 6 LAXY-WI 1:59.67 1 Stelter, Simeon J 10 SPS-WI 3:54.62 1 Lange, Nathan S 12 MWWM-WI NT 2 Rank, Ayla B 7 WBSC-WI 1:56.31 2 Dettloff, Dylan 10 SCY-WI 3:05.47 2 Pecore, Chase Q 11 OSHY-WI NT 3 Dietschweiler, Kiersten 7 KOSHY-WI 1:39.06 3 Fleig, Isaac J 10 LAXY-WI 2:24.12 3 Hash, Logan L 12 FCY-WI 6:38.56 4 Smerchek, Josie P 8 MMSY-WI 1:26.79 4 Vanderschaaf, Colin 10 R MQTY-MI 2:21.59 4 Lasecki, Logan J 11 GBSC-WI 6:07.35 5 Pilger, Klare 8 SPDY-WI 1:38.56 5 Dobrinsky, Hunter 10 OCSC-WI 2:22.68 5 Cleveland, Connor P12 SCY-WI 6:33.47 6 Zeinert, Samara L 8 OSHY-WI 1:41.72 6 Pilger, Konnor K 10 SPDY-WI 3:02.32 6 Konop, Owen J 11 OSHY-WI 6:54.33 7 McQueen, Scout V 7 WAYS-WI 1:56.92 7 Ebbens, Bryce A 10 OSHY-WI 3:05.98 7 Pecore, Trey Q 11 OSHY-WI NT 8 Marchionda, Nadia L 8 OSHY-WI NT 8 Palomaki, Isaac M 9 OSHY-WI NT 8 Pecore, Pierce Q 11 OSHY-WI NT Heat 2 of 2 Finals Starts at 06:08 PM 1 #7 Girls 11-12 500 Yard Freestyle #9 Girls 10 & Under 100 Yard IM 2 Gruber, Zoe A 6 HSSB-WI NT Lane Name Age Team Seed Time Lane Name Age Team Seed Time 3 Komp, Ava J 8 GBY-WI NT Heat 1 of 4 Finals Starts at 06:27 PM Heat 1 of 2 Finals Starts at 07:05 PM 1 Cowell, Kara G 12 WAVE-WI 6:15.53 1 Gunckel, Emma C 10 OSHY-WI 1:41.22 4 Ericksen, McKenzie 8A OSHY-WI NT 2 Tebon, Lexi J 12 RCSC-WI 6:14.08 2 Finstad, Madeline A 8 GBSC-WI 1:33.79 5 Cowell, Avery E 8 WAVE-WI NT 3 Lucht, Ruthie E 12 HSSB-WI 5:57.17 3 Duffrin, Mary G 9 GBSC-WI 1:29.20 6 Sina, Olivia M 7 OCSC-WI NT 4 Unferth, Ellie M 12 WBSC-WI 5:36.11 4 Oshan, Priya K 10 LAXY-WI 1:22.77 7 5 Vanderschaaf, Erin E12 MQTY-MI 5:42.02 5 Breyer, Lily M 10 SPS-WI 1:24.99 8 6 Calaway, Emily A 11 HSSB-WI 6:13.90 6 Walters, Nicole R 10 WBSC-WI 1:29.63 #4 Boys 8 & Under 100 Yard Freestyle 7 Forler, Paige E 12 WBSC-WI 6:15.27 7 Diaz, Jada M 9 RCCP-WI 1:36.53 Lane Name Age Team Seed Time 8 Gotzmer, Gigi 12 SCY-WI 6:25.37 8 Olive, Ella M 10 MMSY-WI 1:45.13 Heat 1 of 1 Finals Starts at 06:10 PM Heat 2 of 4 Finals Starts at 06:34 PM Heat 2 of 2 Finals Starts at 07:07 PM 1 Lauritch, Drake B 7 OSHY-WI NT 1 Spiller, Lauren E 12 OSHY-WI 6:56.16 1 2 Walters, Dawson J 8 WBSC-WI NT 2 Bloomhuff, Natalie 12E WAVE-WI 6:49.15 2 3 Ducane, Kaden A 6 MMSY-WI 1:58.53 3 Pisciotta, Juliette B 12 FCY-WI 6:41.70 3 Potter, Keagan E 10 OSHY-WI NT 4 Youngwerth, Joshua A8 OSHY-WI 1:26.85 4 Franks, Alyssa 12 MYST-WI 6:29.19 4 Stille, Maddox S 9 OSHY-WI 2:07.54 5 Smerchek, Trevin J 6 MMSY-WI 1:50.75 5 Zeinert, Melana A 11 OSHY-WI 6:40.90 5 Clayton, Naomi X 7 OCSC-WI 2:10.56 6 Spaeth, Logan J 6 WBSC-WI 3:02.12 6 Park, Marin 11 MMSY-WI 6:43.34 6 7 Retzak Krump, Atticus 7 J GBY-WI NT 7 Stonehouse, Victoria 12 SCY-WI 6:53.19 7 8 Retzak Krump, Sampson 6 GBD Y-WI NT 8 Reichelsdorfer, Molly 12 SCY-WI 6:57.56 8 Heat 3 of 4 Finals Starts at 06:41 PM #5 Girls 10 & Under 200 Yard Freestyle 1 Ulrich, Irelyn J 11 OSHY-WI 7:29.84 #10 Boys 10 & Under 100 Yard IM Lane Name Age Team Seed Time 2 Arps, Lillian C 12 OSHY-WI 7:25.91 Lane Name Age Team Seed Time Heat 1 of 2 Finals Starts at 06:14 PM 3 Schneider, Caitie G 11 OSHY-WI 7:11.43 Heat 1 of 1 Finals Starts at 07:10 PM 1 Michalak, Tegan 10 LAXY-WI 2:59.11 1 4 Malcomson, Brynn R11 WAVE-WI 6:57.61 2 Greeneway, Allison M9 WAVE-WI 2:49.27 2 5 Buck, Hayden E 12 MMSY-WI 7:01.85 3 Renzelmann, Julia 10 SCY-WI 2:41.64 3 Gaerthofner, Drew N 9 WAVE-WI NT 6 Krejcha, Abby J 12 SPS-WI 7:18.08 4 Duessler, Rylee M 10 OCSC-WI 2:33.65 4 Buck, Gable R 9 MMSY-WI 1:19.73 7 Morehouse, Sara N 12 OSHY-WI 7:27.19 5 Pasholk, Elise 10 OSHY-WI 2:37.47 5 Ducane, Cale J 10 MMSY-WI 1:26.85 8 Jackson, Tori G 11 WBSC-WI 7:29.88 6 Rankin, Cassie 9 DCY-WI 2:45.30 6 Heat 4 of 4 Finals Starts at 06:49 PM 7 Cleveland, Libby 10 SCY-WI 2:57.63 1 7 8 McKinney, Ella G 10 LAXY-WI 3:01.68 2 Downs, Anna M 11 OSHY-WI NT 8 Heat 2 of 2 Finals Starts at 06:17 PM 3 Rhodes, Emmi J 11 FCY-WI 8:07.49 1 #11 Girls 10 & Under 200 Yard IM 4 Peterson, Molli B 11 OSHY-WI 7:34.83 2 Lane Name Age Team Seed Time 5 Salzer, Claire T 11 OSHY-WI 7:37.39 3 Diemeier, Carley R 10 OSHY-WI NT Heat 1 of 1 Finals Starts at 07:12 PM 6 Patterson, Kristen L 11 OSHY-WI NT 1 4 Salzer, Carly J 10 OSHY-WI 3:32.54 7 Anderson, Rialey L 12 OCSC-WI NT 2 Dietschweiler, Kaitlyn 10 F OSHY-WI NT 5 Bartley, Bella J 10 SPS-WI 4:25.23 8 3 Spence, Katie M 10 SCY-WI 3:02.85 6 Lima, Alliyah R 9 FCY-WI NT 4 Duffy, Anya M 10 RCSC-WI 2:47.47 7 5 Braun, Christiana 10 DCY-WI 2:48.15 8 6 Roehrborn, Sophia J10 WAVE-WI 3:36.76 7 8 Oshkosh YMCA HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 5.0 - Page 2 Champion Meet 2015 - 11/20/2015 to 11/22/2015 Meet Program - Friday PM #12 Boys 10 & Under 200 Yard IM #14 Boys 400 Yard IM Lane Name Age Team Seed Time Lane Name Age Team Seed Time Heat 1 of 1 Finals Starts at 07:16 PM Heat 1 of 2 Finals Starts at 07:52 PM 1 1 2 Vajgrt, Jimmy R 9 OSHY-WI 3:54.00 2 Roggenbauer, Cade 14A SPS-WI 5:38.58 3 Bowman, Simon 10 LAXY-WI 3:10.66 3 Killilea, Isaac J 13 LAXY-WI 5:18.43 4 Vanderschaaf, Carson 10 J MQTY-MI 2:46.03 4 Bandt, Joshua T 16 OSHY-WI 4:53.52 5 Smerchek, Dominic 10 I MMSY-WI 3:03.16 5 Harris, Hurricane 14 SPDY-WI 5:01.77 6 Stonehouse, Andrew 10 SCY-WI 3:33.78 6 Johnson, Jesper 13 DCY-WI 5:37.86 7 7 Gunnink, Jonah T 11 SPS-WI 6:02.64 8 8 Heat 2 of 2 Finals Starts at 07:59 PM #13 Girls 400 Yard IM 1 Lane Name Age Team Seed Time 2 Heat 1 of 5 Finals Starts at 07:21 PM 3 Engedal, Andrew J 12 OSHY-WI NT 1 Laibly, Cassie 16 OSHY-WI 4:55.35
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    2013 AT&T Winter National Championships usaswimming.org l @USA_Swimming l @USASwimLive l #ATTnats Event Schedule Start Times Friday, Dec. 6 PRELIMS DAY FINALS WOMEN MEN 9 a.m. ET Thursday, Dec. 5 5 p.m. ET Event # Event Event # 9 a.m. ET Friday, Dec. 6 5 p.m. ET 11 200y Medley Relay* 12 9 a.m. ET Saturday, Dec. 7 5 p.m. ET 13 400y Individual Medley 14 15 100y Butterfly 16 Thursday, Dec. 5 17 200y Freestyle 18 WOMEN MEN 19 100y Breaststroke 20 Event # Event Event # 21 100y Backstroke 22 1 200y Freestyle Relay* 2 23 800y Freestyle Relay 24 3 500y Freestyle 4 Quick Facts 5 200y Individual Medley 6 Saturday, Dec. 7 What: AT&T Winter National 7 50y Freestyle 8 WOMEN MEN Championships 9 400y Medley Relay 10 Event # Event Event # 25 1650y Freestyle 26 When: Thursday-Saturday, Dec. 5-7 * Qualification for the 4 x 50 relays will be the corresponding 4 x 100 relay time standards. The 200 Freestyle and 200 Medley Relays will 27 200y Backstroke 28 Where: Knoxville, Tenn.: be swum as preliminaries and finals, with the preliminaries at the 29 100y Freestyle 30 beginning of the morning sessions, and the top 16 from preliminaries Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatic Center advancing to finals. The preliminaries will be championship seeded, 31 200y Breaststroke 32 2200 Andy Holt Ave. and men’s and women’s heats will be conducted simultaneously in 33 200y Butterfly 34 their respective pools. If only one pool is used for the competition, all Knoxville, TN 37996 women’s heats will be swum before the men’s heats.
  • 2018-19 SEASON in REVIEW 2019 Big Ten Championships February 20-23 • Indiana Univeristy • Bloomington, Ind

    2018-19 SEASON in REVIEW 2019 Big Ten Championships February 20-23 • Indiana Univeristy • Bloomington, Ind

    WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 391 2018-19 SEASON IN REVIEW 2019 Big Ten Championships February 20-23 • Indiana Univeristy • Bloomington, Ind. • Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatics Center Team Results Individual Results Place Team Score 50-yard Freestyle 100-yard Breaststroke 400-yard Freestyle Relay 1. Indiana 1,386.5 1. Maggie MacNeil, MICH 21.65 1. Lilly King, IND 55.88 1. Michigan 3:10.29 2. Michigan 1,302.5 2. Catherine DeLoof, MICH 21.88 2. Miranda Tucker, MICH 58.25 2. Wisconsin 3:13.80 3. Ohio State 1,162.5 3. Freya Rayner, OSU 22.16 3. Lindsey Kozelsky, MINN 58.96 3. Indiana 3:14.32 4. Minnesota 942 4. Daria Pyshnenko, MICH 22.23 4. Jamie Zhen Yeung, MICH 59.50 4. Ohio State 3:14.72 5. Wisconsin 717 5. Taylor Petrak, OSU 22.40 5. Rachel Munson, MINN 59.71 5. Minnesota 3:16.84 6. Purdue 596.5 6. Zoe Avestruz, MINN 22.63 6. Noelle Peplowski, IND 1:00.04 6. Purdue 3:19.42 7. Northwestern 490 7. Hannah Burvill, IOWA 22.71 7. Hanna Gresser, OSU 1:00.09 7. Iowa 3:19.72 8. Nebraska 428.5 8. Emmy Sehmann, WIS 22.73 8. Laura Morley, IND 1:00.66 8. Penn State 3:20.69 9. Penn State 404 10. Iowa 400.5 100-yard Freestyle 200-yard Breaststroke 800-yard Freestyle Relay 11. Rutgers 392 1. Siobhan Haughey, MICH 47.06 1. Lilly King, IND 2:05.14 1. Michigan 6:54.58 12. Michigan State 192 2.
  • 2017 NOVEMBER 18 BOD USAS Minutes With

    2017 NOVEMBER 18 BOD USAS Minutes With

    USA Swimming Board of Directors Meeting Minutes November 18, 2017 / Courtyard at L.A. Live 1 CALL TO ORDER 2 USA Swimming Board Chair, Jim Sheehan, called the November 18, 2017 Board of Directors 3 meeting to order at 8:00 a.m. Pacific Time with the following members in attendance: 4 5 PRESENT: Dale Ammon, Tim Bauer, John Bitter, John Bradley, Robert Broyles, Van 6 Donkersgoed, Tristan Formon, Natalie Hall, Clark Hammond, Don Heidary, Tim Hinchey, 7 Amy Hoppenrath, Bill Maxson, Dan McAllen, Lucinda McRoberts, Derek Paul, Chip Peterson, 8 Sean Redmond, John Roy, Jim Ryan, Jim Sheehan, Bruce Stratton, Davis Tarwater, Ed 9 Tsuzuki, Mary Turner, Ron Van Pool, Robert Vincent, Mark Weber, Garrett Weber-Gale, 10 Carol Zaleski. 11 12 NOT PRESENT: Anthony Ervin, Dale Neuburger, Aaron Peirsol, Amy Schulz, Marie Scovron, 13 Jim Wood (joined via conference call). 14 15 MOMENT OF SILENCE 16 A moment of silence was observed for USA Swimming members who have passed away 17 since the last USA Swimming Board of Directors meeting. 18 19 AGENDA REVIEW 20 Jim Sheehan reviewed the Agenda (Attachment 1). 21 22 MOTION: To approve the Agenda. Seconded. APPROVED. 23 24 CONFLICT OF INTEREST 25 “Is any member aware of any conflict of interest (that is, of a personal interest or direct or 26 indirect pecuniary interest) in any matter being considered by this meeting which should now 27 be reported or disclosed or addressed under the USA Swimming Conflict of Interest Policy?” 28 29 If a Board member determines there to be a conflict of interest at any point during the 30 course of the meeting when a specific subject is being discussed and / or action is being 31 taken, a declaration of a conflict of interest should be made at that time.