Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Media Guide Table of Contents 2006-07 Captains Front Cover 2006-07 Team Pictures Inside Front Cover General Information 1 Women’s Roster 2 Men’s Roster 3 2006-07 Schedule & 2005-06 Results 4 Season Preview 5 Men’s Profiles 7 Men’s Records 21 Women’s Profiles 22 Women’s Records 37 Head Coach Frank Comfort 38 Head Coach Designate Rich DeSelm 42 Carolina Swimming & Diving Coaching Staff 43 History & Tradition 46 National Champions 51 Patterson Medal Winners 52 Olympians 53 ACC Top 50 Honorees 54 Morehead Planetarium Men’s Year-by-Year Records 57 Women’s Year-by-Year Records, Records Against Opponents 58 All-Time Letter Winners 59 Carolina Swimming & Diving Quick Facts Team Award Winners 62 Chapel Hill, N.C. Location: All-Americas 65 Chartered: 1789, cornerstone laid 1793, opened 1795 ACC Champions 69 Enrollment: 26,878 Conference Award Winners 73 Chancellor: Dr. James Moeser Men’s All-Time Top 10 75 Director of Athletics: Dick Baddour Women’s All-Time Top 10 76 Senior Women’s Administrator: Dr. Beth Miller Coaching Records, Long Course Records 77 National Affiliation: NCAA Division I Koury Natatorium 78 Conference: Atlantic Coast Conference University Administration 80 Tar Heels The University of North Carolina 81 Nickname: Strudent-Athlete Services 84 Mascot: Rameses the Ram Carolina Athletic Tradition 86 School Colors: Carolina Blue and White The Educational Foundation 88 Athletic Department Web Site: www.TarHeelBlue.com Tribute To Retiring Head Coach Frank Comfort Back Cover Carolina Swimming & Diving Staff Information Head Swimming Coach: Frank Comfort Dual-Meet Records at North Carolina: Men—221-87-1 in 29 seasons as www.TarHeelBlue.com head coach; Women—250-51-1 in 29 seasons as head coach Overall Coaching Records: Men—303-113-1 in 38 seasons as a head coach (29 years at North Carolina, 9 years at Johns Hopkins); Women— 262-56-1 in 31 seasons as head coach (29 years at North Carolina, 2 years at Johns Hopkins) Coach Comfort’s Office Telephone Number: (919) 966-1900 Head Coach Designate: Rich DeSelm Media and fans can follow the Carolina swimming and diving Coach Hansen’s Office Telephone Number: (919) 966-5340 teams and the rest of the UNC athletic program from anywhere Diving Coach: Kevin Lawrence (919-962-7261) in the world via the Internet on the official site of North Carolina Assistant Coaches: Randy Erlenbach (919-933-4905), Catherine Vogt (919- 962-7262), Greg Johnson (919-933-4905), Sean Quinn, Willem Bok athletics. TarHeelBlue.com offers schedules, rosters, results, Home Pool: Maurice J. Koury Natatorium (Opened 1986) features and more information for all 28 of Carolina’s varsity Seating Capacity: 2,000 sports. 2005-06 Dual-Meet Records: Men—6-3, ACC 4-1; Women—8-2, ACC 4-1 2006 ACC Championships Finishes: Men—Third Place; Women—Third Place Nike: Supporting UNC Swimming & Diving 2005 NCAA Championships Finishes: Men—Tied for 41st Place; The University of North Carolina Department of Athletics and Women—Tied for 41st Place Nike extended their agreement for eight more years beginning in Athletic Training Staff: Head Trainer Marc Davis, ATC-L; Josh Beard (2nd July 2002. The agreement provides each varsity team with shoes, year graduate student); Sarah Vizza (1st year graduate student) apparel, equipment bags and other products. It also provides Team Physician: Dr. Tom Brickner $100,000 annually for the Chancellor's Academic Enhancement Orthopaedic Surgeon: Dr. Alex Creighton Fund for undergraduate teaching as well as $100,000 annually to Mrs. Sharon Wagner Swimming Administrative Assistant: the athletic department to reward Olympic sport programs and Mrs. Wagner’s Office Phone Number: (919) 962-8110 UNC Athletic Communications Information coaches for academic and athletic excellence. Primary Swimming and Diving Media Contact: Dave Lohse, Associate Athletic Communications Director 2006-07 North Carolina Lohse’s Email Address: [email protected] Swimming & Diving Media Guide Lohse’s Office Telephone Number: (919) 962-7257 Photography by Jeffrey Camarati and Peyton Lohse’s Home Telephone Number: (919) 419-3488 Williams. Front cover and back cover Lohse’s Cell Phone Number: (919) 641-4128 designed by Dana Gelin. Inside front cover Secondary Swimming and Diving Media Contacts: Jeff McLerran (mcler- designed by Dave Lohse. The 2006-07 [email protected]), Kristi Hankins ([email protected]), Patrick media guide was edited by Dave Lohse, Evans ([email protected]), Athletic Communications Student Associate Athletic Communications Director, Assistants and Jeff McLerran, Kristi Hankins and Patrick Office Fax Telephone Number: (919) 962-0612 Evans, Athletic Communications Assistants. Athletic Communications Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2126, Chapel Hill, Printing services by Theo Davis Printing NC 27515 Company, Inc., Zebulon, N.C., Nick Shipping Address: Athletic Communications Office, 300 Skipper Bowles Honneycutt, customer representative. Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514

2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 1 2006-07 Women’s Roster Carolina Swimming and Diving NAME YR. EVENTS HT. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) Mandi Arak So. Diving 5-2 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Desert Mountain) Aubrette Biegel So. Freestyle 5-6 Schererville, Ind. (Lake Central) Eliza Butts Fr. Freestyle 5-10 Weston, Mass. (Weston) Alison Clemens Fr. Breaststroke, IM 5-3 Staten Island, N.Y. (St. Joseph By The Sea) Erin Cutrell Sr. Freestyle, IM 5-7 Ligonier, Pa. (Greensburg Central) Kimmy Davis So. Freestyle, Butterfly 5-5 Cary, N.C. (Athens Drive) Sam Deal Jr. Breaststroke 5-6 Boone, N.C. (Watauga) Meagan Eickman Sr. Backstroke, Freestyle 5-9 Spartanburg, S.C. (Spartanburg Day) Laura Filip Sr. Diving 5-5 Durham, N.C. (Durham School of the Arts) Jen Frazier So. Breaststroke 5-7 Indian Harbour Beach, Fla. (Satellite) Karen Gately Jr. Freestyle, Backstroke 5-7 Sudbury, Mass. (Lincoln Sudbury) Nikki Griswell So. Butterfly, IM 5-5 Charlotte, N.C. (North Mecklenburg) Ashley Howard Fr. Freestyle, Backstroke 5-11 Durham, N.C. (Riverside) Lauren Karatanevski Sr. Diving 5-7 1/2 Toronto, Ontario (Lawrence Park) Bridget Kimmel Sr. Fly, Backstroke 5-4 Towson, Md. (Notre Dame Prep) Lindsey Marck Jr. Butterfly, IM 5-6 Newtown, Pa. (Pennsbury) Erika Matheis Jr. Diving 5-2 Webster, N.Y. (Webster Schroeder) Taylor McFarlane So. Freestyle, Backstroke 5-10 1/2 Cape Elizabeth, Maine (Cape Elizabeth) Lindsay McIlvain So. Freestyle 5-5 Brentwood, Tenn. (Brentwood) Hannah Mein So. Butterfly, IM 5-5 Doylestown, Pa. (Germantown Academy) Beth Miller Fr. Freestyle 5-10 Davidson, N.C. (North Mecklenburg) Kelsey Morrissy Jr. Freestyle, Breaststroke 5-6 Horsham, Pa. (Hatboro Horsham) Marissa Nilon Sr. Breaststroke 5-7 Kennett Square, Pa. (Unionville) Annie Norton Fr. Breaststroke 5-3 Charlotte, N.C. (Providence) Nicole O’Donnell So. Freestyle 5-11 Cornelius, N.C. (Hopewell) Kristin Oxford Jr. Freestyle 5-9 Charlotte, N.C. (Providence) Katy Pritchett So. Diving 5-8 Lubbock, Texas (Coronado) Sarah Proctor So. Freestyle, Butterfly 5-4 Charlotte, N.C. (North Mecklenburg) Emily Reardon Sr. Butterfly, Backstroke 5-3 Marietta, Ga. (Pope) Sarah Scott So. Freestyle, Butterfly 5-5 Pittsboro, N.C. (Durham Academy) Becky Smock Sr. Butterfly, Freestyle 5-8 Richmond, Va. (Mills E. Godwin) Whitney Sprague So. Freestyle 5-7 Bronxville, N.Y. (Bronxville) Sarah Stankavage Fr. Freestyle, Butterfly 5-8 Durham, N.C. (C.E. Jordan) Megan Steeves Fr. Freestyle, Backstroke 5-7 Newark, Del. (St. Mark’s) Barbara Thomas Fr. Freestyle, Breaststroke, IM 5-8 Plantation, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas) Kelly Woodruff Jr. IM, Breaststroke 5-9 Shoreline, Wash. (Shorewood) Head Coach: Frank Comfort Head Coach Designate: Rich DeSelm Diving Coach: Kevin Lawrence Assistant Coach: Catherine Vogt Assistant Coach: Randy Erlenbach Assistant Coach: Greg Johnson Assistant Coach: Sean Quinn Assistant Coach: Willem Bok Head Trainer: Marc Davis Assistant Trainers: Josh Beard, Sarah Vizza, Shannen Robinson Strength Coaches: Greg Gatz, Steve Gisselman Athletic Communications Director: Dave Lohse Administrative Assistant: Sharon Wagner Academic Advisor: Wayne Walden

Pronunciation Guide Name Pronunciation Mandi Arak AIR-ack Aubrette Biegel AW-bree (same as Beagle) Erin Cutrell KUT-ruhl Meagan Eickman IKE-mun Lauren Karatanevski care-uh-tuh-NEFF-skee Erika Matheis muh-THEE-us Lindsay McIlvain MACK-uhl-vane Hannah Mein MAIN Marissa Nilon same as nylon Sarah Stankavage stan-KAV-age

Senior Lauren Karatanevski page 2 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Men’s Roster NAME YR. EVENTS HT. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) Wade Baccich Sr. Backstroke, Butterfly 6-0 Charlotte, N.C. (South Mecklenburg) Spencer Biedrzycki Fr. Breaststroke, IM 6-1 Charlotte, N.C. (Providence) Robbie Bittner Sr. Butterfly, IM 5-11 Beaufort. N.C. (West Carteret) Austin Bradyhouse Fr. Diving 5-3 Raleigh, N.C. (Leesville Road) Hank Browning So. Freestyle 6-1 Cincinnati, Ohio (Turpin) Aaron Burns Sr. Breaststroke 6-3 Sinking Spring, Pa. (Wilson) Josh Correll Fr. Breaststroke, Backstroke 5-9 Charlotte, N.C (Providence) Zach DeVault Fr. Freestyle 6-4 Atlantic Beach, Fla. (Episcopal) Jon Fox Sr. Diving 5-6 Neenah, Wis. (Neenah) Ryan Funderburk Jr. Diving 6-1 Summerfield, N.C. (Northwest Guilford) Ben Grafchik Sr. IM, Backstroke, Butterfly 6-2 Prospect, Ky. (Kentucky Country Day) Daniel Hathcock Fr. Diving 5-9 Huntersville, N.C. (Hopewell) Jeff James Fr. Backstroke, Freestyle, IM 6-5 Chapel Hill, N.C. (Chapel Hill) Mike Kelly Fr. Diving 6-0 Frederick, Md. (Governor Thomas Johnson) Alex Kenley So. Diving 5-10 1/2 Sarasota, Fla. (Pine View) Jared Kleber Sr. Butterfly, Freestyle 6-0 Charlotte, N.C. (Vance) Kyle Kluba So. Butterfly, Freestyle 6-2 Cary, N.C. (Cardinal Gibbons) Casey Kott Sr. Freestyle, Backstroke 6-2 Morrisville, N.C. (Millbrook) Keith Laabs Jr. Backstroke 6-5 Memphis, Tenn. (White Station) Jason McLaughlin Fr. Freestyle, IM 5-11 White Plains, N.Y. (White Plains) Brad Mitchell So. Breaststroke 6-1 Somers, N.Y. (Somers) Mark Mohr Jr. Freestyle, Butterfly 5-11 Mequon, Wis. (Homestead) Bradley Noreen Fr. Freestyle 5-9 Apex, N.C. (Apex) Stewart Norman Sr. Freestyle, Butterfly 5-11 Cary, N.C. (Woodberry Forest) Philip Owen Jr. Freestyle 6-5 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro) Chip Peterson Fr. Freestyle 6-0 Pine Knoll Shores, N.C. (West Carteret) John Sands Jr. Freestyle 5-11 Columbus, Ohio (Granville) Yi-Khy Saw So. IM, Butterfly, Freestyle 5-10 Penang, Malaysia (The Bolles School) Adam Schauer Sr. Freestyle 6-3 Raleigh, N.C. (Sanderson) David Solarz Fr. Diving 6-0 Westlake, Ohio (Westlake) Brandon Suddreth Jr. Freestyle 6-4 Troutman, N.C. (South Iredell) Zach Swartz Jr. Freestyle 6-2 Harleysville, Pa. (Souderton Area) Robby Swendiman Jr. Freestyle 6-5 Kensington, Md. (Georgetown Prep) Paul Weir Sr. Freestyle 6-2 Mamaroneck, N.Y. (Scarsdale) Michael Wilson Fr. Diving 5-10 Atlanta, Ga. (Dunwoody) Head Coach: Frank Comfort Head Coach Designate: Rich DeSelm Diving Coach: Kevin Lawrence Assistant Coach: Catherine Vogt Assistant Coach: Randy Erlenbach Assistant Coach: Greg Johnson Assistant Coach: Sean Quinn Assistant Coach: Willem Bok Head Trainer: Marc Davis Assistant Trainers: Josh Beard, Sarah Vizza, Shannen Robinson Strength Coaches: Greg Gatz, Steve Gisselman Athletic Communications Director: Dave Lohse Administrative Assistant: Sharon Wagner Academic Advisor: Wayne Walden

Pronunciation Guide Name Pronunciation Wade Baccich BASS-ich Spencer Biedrzycki bee-idz-RICK-ee Josh Correll cor-ELL Zach DeVault duh-VAULT Ben Grafchik GRAF-chik Jared Kleber KLEE-ber Kyle Kluba CLUE-buh Keith Laabs LABS Jason McLaughlin mih-GLOCK-lin Mark Mohr sounds like more Bradley Noreen norr-EEN Yi-Khy Saw EE-KIE SAW Adam Schauer sounds like shower

Senior Adam Schauer

2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 3 2006-07 Schedule Carolina Swimming and Diving DATES EVENTS SITES TIMES Fri., October 6 East Carolina Diving Invitational Greenville, N.C. 12:00 p.m. Wed., October 11 Georgia Chapel Hill 2:00 p.m. Fri., November 3 Minnesota & Richmond Chapel Hill 6:00 p.m. (Fri.) & Sat., November 4 12:00 p.m. (Sat.) Wed., November 8 Duke Chapel Hill 5:00 p.m. Thurs., November 16 through Janis Hape Dowd Nike Cup Chapel Hill Prelims @ 10:00 a.m. Sat., November 18 (Clemson, East Carolina, Florida State, Gardner-Webb, Finals @ 6:00 p.m. James Madison, Kentucky, Miami, North Carolina, Syracuse, Virginia Tech) Thurs., November 30 through U.S. Open West Lafayette, Ind. All Day Sat., December 2 Sat., January 6 Boston University Ft. Myers, Fla. 1:00 p.m. Sat., January 13 Clemson Clemson, S.C. 11:00 a.m. Tues., January 16 Johns Hopkins Chapel Hill 3:00 p.m. Sat., January 20 Virginia Charlottesville, Va. Men @ 1:00 p.m. Women @ 4:00 p.m. Tues., January 23 NC State Raleigh, N.C. 5:00 p.m. Sat., January 27 Maryland Chapel Hill 11:00 a.m. Fri., February 3 vs. NC State (Men) Chapel Hill, N.C. 7:00 p.m. Wed., February 14 through Women’s ACC Championships Chapel Hill Prelims @ 11:00 a.m. Sat., February 17 Finals @ 7:00 p.m. Wed., February 21 through Men’s ACC Championships Chapel Hill Prelims @ 11:00 a.m. Sat., February 24 Finals @ 7:00 p.m. Thurs., March 1 Tar Heel Invitational Last Chance Meet Chapel Hill 3:00 p.m. Fri., March 2 through NCAA Zone Diving Championships Athens, Ga. All Day Sun., March 4 Thurs., March 8 through Women’s NCAA Championships Minneapolis, Minn. Prelims @ 12:00 9.m. Sat., March 10 Finals @ 8:00 p.m. Thurs., March 15 through Men’s NCAA Championships Minneapolis, Minn. Prelims @ 12:00 p.m. Sat., March 17 Finals @ 8:00 p.m.

2005-06 Men’s Team Results 2005-06 Women’s Team Results Dual-Meet Records: 6-3 Overall, ACC 4-1, Ranked No. 23 Dual-Meet Records: 8-2 Overall, ACC 4-1, Ranked No. 24 in in CSCAA Poll, Third Place at ACC Championships, Tied CSCAA Poll, Third Place at ACC Championships, Tied for for 41st Place at NCAA Championships 41st Place at NCAA Championships 10/12 at No. 11 Georgia L 102-193 10/12 at No. 3 Georgia L 126-169 10/28 Tar Heel Invitational NTS 10/28 Tar Heel Invitational NTS 11/5 at No. 9 Minnesota L 133-231 10/29 Richmond W 173-122 vs. North Dakota W 266.5-98.5 11/5 at Minnesota W 187-181 11/8 Duke W 208-86 vs. North Dakota W 309-57 11/17-19 Nike Cup Championships 2nd Place 11/8 Duke W 190-106 1/4 UNLV Invitational NTS 11/17-19 Nike Cup Championships 1st Place 1/13 Clemson W 167-131 11/30 NC State W 201-99 Johns Hopkins W 159-118 1/4 at UNLV Invitational NTS 1/21 No. 14 Virginia L 113-130 1/13 Clemson W 181-119 1/28 at Maryland W 187-105 Johns Hopkins W 159-104 2/3 NC State W 144-99 1/21 No. 19 Virginia L 133-167 2/22-25 ACC Championships 3rd Place 1/28 at Maryland W 175-115 3/23-25 NCAA Championships Tied 41st of 49 Teams, 2/15-18 ACC Championships 3rd Place 5 Points 3/16-18 NCAA Championships Tied 41st of 61 Teams, 4 Points

DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO SMITH CENTER/KOURY NATATORIUM From Virginia and Points North: Take I-85 South to Durham, NC. Exit left at US 15-501 in Durham and follow 15-501 approxi- mately 9 miles to Chapel Hill. Once in Chapel Hill, maintain US 15-501 Bypass (Fordham Boulevard). At around the 7th stoplight, turn right onto Manning Drive. The Smith Center is one-half mile on the left on Skipper Bowles Drive. From Points West: Take I-85 North toward Durham. Exit just past Burlington onto NC 54 East (Exit #148, Chapel Hill Exit). Follow NC 54 for approximately 20 miles to Carrboro. Pass Carrboro Plaza on the right and stay on NC 54 for about 4 miles to the next stoplight, Manning Drive. Turn left on Manning Drive. The Smith Center is one-half mile on the left on Skipper Bowles Drive. From Points East: Take I-40 West toward Chapel Hill. Exit at NC 54 West (Exit #273 A) and follow for approxi- mately 4 miles. Once in Chapel Hill, continue to follow signs for NC 54 West, which means you will have to exit right under first overpass. At the top of the exit turn right at light. Follow NC 54 West/15-501South until the 2nd stoplight. Turn right onto Manning Drive. The Smith Center is one-half mile on the left on Skipper Bowles Drive. From Points South: Take US 15-50 North toward Chapel Hill. Exit right onto US 15-501 Bypass in Chapel Hill. Turn left at first stoplight onto Manning Drive. The Smith Center is one-half mile on the left on Skipper Bowles Drive. page 4 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Preview For 29 years, head swimming coach experience and the talent Frank Comfort has walked the pool deck as that matches up with any of the leader of Carolina Swimming and the championship caliber Diving. Under his tutelage, the Tar Heels teams in the ACC. have finished in the top three of the ACC an The team returns three astounding 56 times, including 25 confer- NCAA qualifiers, including ence titles. The 2006-07 season will be two school record-holding Comfort’s proverbial swan song as he will sophomores. Marck, who end his run at the helm of one of Carolina’s also qualified for the NCAA most successful programs after 30 years of Championships as a fresh- service. Nevertheless, with a talented crop man, is one of the ACC’s and of newcomers and a tough, battle-tested nation’s top women’s butter- group of returning veterans, the future looks fliers. Last season, she just as bright as it did when Comfort took claimed the ACC title in the control over a quarter century ago. 200-yard butterfly and took Arguably, the most important newcomer second in the 100 fly. She to the Tar Heel program won’t even climb will be one of the favorites in the blocks nor the springboards this year. Senior Jared Kleber both events again this year. Head Coach Designate Rich DeSelm Sophomores Whitney rejoins Carolina after being the assistant ers and trainers. Sprague and Nicole O’Donnell joined Marck head coach and recruiting coordinator at “We will always have one of the largest at the 2006 NCAA’s representing the Tar the University of Florida for the past six groups of divers at both the ACC Heels, but the highlight of their seasons seasons. During his time with the Gators, Championships and the NCAA may have come a few meets earlier. On DeSelm helped coach swimmers and divers Championships,” explains Comfort. “And the first day of the 2005 Nike Cup, Sprague at UF to over 300 All-America honors. In that is because we have one of the best finished the 500-yard freestyle in 4:44.25, those six seasons, the Florida women’s diving coaches in the country.” half a second faster than any North team never finished lower than 10th in the Also stepping into leadership positions Carolina woman in school history. Not to country and the men no lower than sixth—a for the 2006-07 season are an unprece- be outdone, O’Donnell shattered the school winning tradition he hopes to continue with dented four captains for both the men’s and record in the 1650-yard free just two days the Tar Heels. women’s teams. Leading the men will be later. Her time of 16:13.88 beat out the old “Coach DeSelm brings to the table every senior breaststroker Aaron Burns of Sinking record time by four seconds. With those positive imaginable,” says Comfort. “He is Spring, Pa., senior diver Jon Fox of two returnees in the lineup the Tar Heels’ one of the finest college coaches in the Neenah, Wis., junior backstroker Keith distance freestyle corps will tough to beat. nation and a Carolina alum. We have Laabs of Memphis, Tenn., and junior “Throughout the 1990s, we had a phe- adopted a completely new model and by freestyler Robby Swendiman of Kensington, nomenal run of talent and production,” said bringing him in this season we hope to Md. The women will be led by two-time Comfort of the women’s teams that won make the transition as seamless and captain senior Becky Smock of Richmond, nine ACC titles in 12 years from 1991-2002. smooth as possible. There are really no Va., senior freestyler Erin Cutrell of “With the types of swimmers we have downsides to it.” Ligonier, Pa., senior backstroker and butter- brought in the past couple years, we are Joining Comfort and DeSelm on the full- flier Emily Reardon of Marietta, Ga., and close to seeing those results again.” time coaching staff are assistant swimming junior butterflier Lindsey Marck of Newton, In addition to the four captains, the team coach Catherine Vogt and diving coach Pa. will look to find leadership from senior back- “In terms of leadership, I’m elated,” stroker Meagan Eickman (Spartanburg, Comfort says of his two pairs of quad-cap- S.C.), divers Laura Filip (Durham, N.C.) tains. “As a parent, these are kids that you and Lauren Karatanevski (Toronto, just hope your kids turns out like.” Ontario), backstroker Bridget Kimmel Last season, the Tar Heel men finished (Towson, Md.), and breaststroker Marissa the year with a 6-3 mark in dual meets Nilon (Kennett Square, Pa.). including a 4-1 record in the ACC. They The junior class boasts some of the took second in the Nike Cup, third in the team’s most accomplished swimmers with ACC Championships and finished in tied for two NCAA qualifiers in Marck and individual 41st place at the NCAA Championships. medleyist Kelly Woodruff of Shoreline, They also ended the year ranked 23rd by Wash. The team’s top returning sprinter the College Swimming Coaches Kelsey Morrissy (Horsham, Pa.) and ACC Association of America dual-meet poll. one-meter and three-meter diving finalist The women had just as good a year as Erika Matheis (Webster, N.Y.) also hail from the men, going 8-2 in dual meets, including the junior class. They are joined by breast- 4-1 in the ACC. They claimed the Nike Cup stroker Sam Deal (Boone, N.C.), freestyler championship and, like the men, finished Karen Gately (Sudbury, Mass.) and third in the ACC Championships and tied freestyler Kristin Oxford (Charlotte, N.C.), a Senior Marissa Nilon for 41st in the NCAA Championships. They transfer. also finished the year at No. 24 in the While Sprague (Bronxville, N.Y.) and Kevin Lawrence. Vogt, a former Carolina CSCAA poll. O’Donnell (Cornelius, N.C.) may headline swimmer herself, joined the staff last year the sophomore class with their record after making a name for herself as one of Going in depth with the women times, diver Mandi Arak (Scottsdale, Ariz.), the top age group coaches in the individual medleyist Nikki Griswell Southeast. Lawrence, who begins his fifth With 26 letter winners returning to join a (Charlotte, N.C.), freestyler Lindsay season with the Tar Heels, has also been talented eight-woman freshman class, the McIlvain (Brentwood, Tenn.) and butterflier recognized as one of the top college teach- women’s squad is stocked with both the Hannah Mein (Doylestown, Pa.), all finished 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 5 2006-07 Preview Carolina Swimming and Diving in the top eight of individual events at the don the Carolina logo swim trunks. 2006 ACC Championships. Aubrette Biegel Peterson was named Swimming World’s (Schererville, Ind.) and Sarah Scott Open Water Co-Swimmer of the Year after (Pittsboro, N.C.) were integral parts of top notching two top 10 placings at the Open five freestyle relays. They are joined by Water World Championships. Peterson some of the summer’s most improved com- hopes that kind of experience will transfer petitors in freestyler Kim Davis (Cary, N.C.), on to the collegiate stage this season for breaststroker Jen Frazier (Indian Harbour the Tar Heels. Beach, Fla.), diver Katy Pritchett (Lubbock, “Chip Peterson is simply one of the best Texas) and freestyler Sarah Proctor swimmers in the world,” Comfort said of his (Charlotte, N.C.). The Tar Heels will also newest addition. “He has trained with some get to see red-shirt sophomore freestyler of the best coaches and swimmers through- Taylor McFarlane (Cape Elizabeth, Maine) out his career. We are excited to have him in action for the first time after she sat out at Carolina.” last season as a transfer from the Carolina will also be looking for points in University of Miami. dual and championship meets from a team Coach Comfort is also very excited to of divers that copped five top eight finishes see the potential of the incoming freshman at the ACC’s including a pair of top three class which includes freestyler Eliza Butts finishes from junior Ryan Funderburk. (Weston, Mass.), breaststroker Alison Funderburk and senior tri-captain Jon Fox Clemens (Staten Island, N.Y.), freestyler also qualified for the NCAA Championships Ashley Howard (Durham, N.C.), freestyler and will look to improve on their 17th and Beth Miller (Davidson, N.C.), breaststroker 19th place finishes on the one-meter board Annie Norton (Charlotte, N.C.), butterflier at last season’s big show. Sarah Stankavage (Durham, N.C.), back- Senior Meagan Eickman Along with captains Aaron Burns and stroker Megan Steeves (Newark, Del.) and Ames, Jonny Albrecht, and Jon Van Assen, Fox, the senior class also boasts backstro- individual medleyist Barbara Thomas that’s a whole lot to lose,” explained ker Wade Baccich (Charlotte, N.C.), individ- (Plantation, Fla.). Comfort. “But we still have a pretty darn ual medleyist Robbie Bittner (Beaufort, “The freshman class matches up very good base and a ton of potential. I expect N.C.), backstroker Ben Grafchik (Prospect, well with what we have in the current improvement this year from both our veter- Ky.), freestyle sprinters Jared Kleber team,” remarks Comfort. “Their addition an performers and our newcomers.” (Charlotte, N.C.) and Casey Kott makes us a much more complete, full Reigning ACC Freshman Swimmer of the (Morrisville, N.C.), butterflier Stewart team.” Year Hank Browning was the Tar Heels’ Norman (Cary, N.C.), and freestyler Adam highest finisher at the NCAA Schauer (Raleigh, N.C.). Going in depth with the men Championships last season after taking The junior class has a trio of ACC final- 12th place in the 500-yard freestyle which ists in captain Keith Laabs (Memphis, While the women’s team brings back a earned him honorable mention All-America Tenn.), Ryan Funderburk (Summerfield, deep, battle-tested group of returnees, the honors. Browning (Cincinnati, Ohio) also N.C.) and freestyler Zach Swartz Tar Heel men face a more challenging task captured the conference crown in the 200- (Harleysville, Pa.). The class is also com- of replacing six Atlantic Coast Conference freestyle while cracking the Carolina career prised of other ACC Championships veter- championships finalists, including the top five in three different freestyle events. ans including freestyler Mark Mohr school record holder in the 200-yard butter- Classmate Yi-Khy Saw (Penang, (Mequon, Wis.), freestyler Philip Owen fly, Josh Glasco. But a pair of the confer- Malaysia) also saw his name climb the Tar (Scottsdale, Ariz.), freestyler John Sands ence’s top sophomores, a much-decorated Heels’ career charts while also making a (Columbus, Ohio), freestyler Brandon diving corps and one of the nation’s most pair of ACC Championship finals. The two Suddreth (Troutman, N.C.), junior captain sought-after recruits will help pace another will be big point producing favorites again Robby Swendiman (Kensington, Md.), and of Comfort’s Carolina squads that has goals this year at both the conference meet and freestyler Paul Weir (Mamaroneck, N.Y.). of an ACC title and a Top 20 NCAA the national meet. Browning and Saw headline the sopho- Championships finish. “Hank Browning was an All-America last more class, but the sophomores also claim “Losing guys like Josh Glasco, Chad year in the 500 free and I see no reason the team’s top returning breaststroker in why he won’t continue to Brad Mitchell (Somers, N.Y.), transfer but- Senior Stewart Normnan increase his list of honors as terflier Kyle Kluba (Cary, N.C.), who has he continues to improve and come to UNC from Texas, and diver Alex get stronger,” said Comfort. Kenley (Sarasota, Fla.). “With the composition of our The Tar Heels incoming class includes team, we are going to be able to Chip Peterson (Pine Knoll Shores, N.C.), move Yi-Khy back to his more breaststroker Spencer Biedrzycki natural events in the butterfly (Charlotte, N.C.), diver Austin Bradyhouse and individual medley where he (Raleigh, N.C.), breaststroker Josh Correll is really going to perform well.” (Charlotte, N.C.), freestyler Zach DeVault While Browning and Saw (Atlantic Beach, Fla.), diver Daniel have made a name for them- Hathcock (Huntersville, N.C.), do-everything selves in the Atlantic Coast swimmer Jeff James (Chapel Hill, N.C.), Conference, the Tar Heel whose diver Mike Kelly (Frederick, Md.), distance reputation has the most promi- freestyler Jason McLaughlin (White Plains, nence on the national level is N.Y.), diver David Solarz (Westlake, Ohio) most likely newcomer Chip and diver Michael Wilson (Atlanta, Ga.). Peterson, who has yet to even page 6 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Men’s Profiles

Wade BACCICH Senior Backstroke, Butterfly Charlotte, N.C.

Career Best Times: 51.46 in 100-yard back- stroke; 1:48.55 in 200-yard backstroke; 49.81 in 100-yard butterfly, 1:52.35 in 200- yard individual medley.

General: Three-time returning letter winner for the Tar Heels…one of the team’s most versa- tile members...swims the back, fly, individual Spencer Biedrzycki Personality Profile medley and free...ranks eighth all-time in 200 Majors: Business and Finance backstroke at Carolina. Career Plans: Investment banking Set a career best time in the 100- 2005-06: Hobbies: Cars, golf, paintball yard butterfly with a 49.81 at the ACC Athletes Most Admired: My brothers Championships. Andrew and Chris, both college swimmers Took part in the ACC Championships 2004-05: Biggest Sports Thrill: Watching Tom Dolan as an exhibition swimmer…set a then career battle back in the last 50 meters of the 400 IM best in the 100-yard butterfly with a 50.13. at the 2000 Olympic Trials Got his first experience in an ACC 2003-04: Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic Championships meet, swimming in three Career: Russ Kasl, my coach at MAC for 2 events, including the 100-yard butterfly and years the 100-yard and 200-yard backstrokes…set Favorite Book: The Thief of Always then personal bests in all three events at the Favorite Magazine: Road & Track meet. Favorite Food: Ben & Jerry’s Half Baked Ice Prep: Graduated on June 12, 2003 from Spencer Cream South Mecklenburg High School...was a mem- BIEDRZYCKI Favorite Movies: Tombstone, Shawshank ber of the varsity swimming team there for four Freshman Redemption years as a back, fly and free swimmer...was Breaststroke, IM Favorite TV Shows: Southpark, Family Guy, team captain as a senior...Scholastic All- Charlotte, N.C. Beavis and Butthead America selection...captured All-State and All- Favorite Website: espn.com Region honors...named to All-Conference team four years and was twice conference Career Best Times: 59.98 in 100-yard swimmer of the year...earned honors as con- breaststroke; 2:10.50 in 200-yard breast- ference meet MVP and regional meet stroke; 1:57.32 in 200-yard individual med- MVP...state runner-up individually and mem- ley. ber of combined state championship Robbie team...member of National Honor Society and General: Outstanding freshman addition to BITTNER Key Club...honor roll student all four years. the UNC team...swims the breaststroke and Senior Personal: Given name is Wade Barber IM...is the brother of Andrew Biedrzycki who IM, Butterfly Baccich...born June 15, 1985, in Charlotte, swam at UNC from 1999-2003. Beaufort, N.C. N.C....he is the son of Thorn and Nancy Prep: Graduated from Providence High Baccich...has one brother, a former swimmer School on June 12, 2006...swam on the var- at Princeton...virtually the entire side of his sity level there for four years...his main Career Best Times: 1:54.32 in 200-yard dad’s family graduated from Carolina. events were the 200 IM and 100 breast...also individual medley; 4:02.01 in 400-yard indi- swam on the 200 medley and 200 free relay vidual medley; 1:54.07 in 200-yard butterfly; teams...swam for the Mecklenburg Aquatic 1:53.12 in 200-yard backstroke. Wade Baccich Personality Profile Club for seven years in the breast, back and Management in Society Major: IM...team captain of Providence his senior Start my own business General: Two-year letterman…swims both Career Plans: year...scholastic All-America as a junior and Wakeboarding, basketball, danc- individual medley events and the Hobbies: senior...member of National Honor Society ing, bowling, grilling butterfly…took a medical redshirt in 2005- and Math Honor Society...four-year member Lawrence Taylor 06…splendid student who has made the Athlete Most Admired: of high school honor roll. Biggest Sports Thrill: Making UNC’s All- Dean’s List in Spring and Fall of the 2005-06 Personal: Given name Spencer Donald Time Top 10 in 200 backstroke academic year. Biedrzycki...son of Hank and Nancy Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic 2005-06: Took a medical redshirt...named to Biedryzcki...was born March 14, 1988 in Career: My wonderful mother ACC Academic Honor Roll. Pittsburgh, Pa. ...has two brothers...Andrew Favorite Book: Bernstein Bears Big Road 2004-05: Continued to show great improve- Race swam at Carolina and Chris swam at Georgia ment in the pool...excelled in the class- Favorite Magazines: Money, Forbes Tech. room...tapped for the ACC Academic Honor Favorite Foods: Steak, BBQ, Ribs Roll and made Dean’s List in fall 2004. Favorite Movies: Forrest Gump, 2003-04: Took part in the ACC Braveheart, Tommy Boy Championships as an exhibition Favorite TV Show: ESPN SportsCenter entry…swam the 200 and 400-yard individual www.InsideCarolina.com Favorite Website: medleys and 200-yard butterfly…set then

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career bests in the 200-yard individual med- ley and 200-yard fly at the meet...earned membership on 2003-04 ACC Academic Honor Roll. Prep: Graduated on May 23, 2003 from West Austin Hank Carteret High School in Morehead City, BRADYHOUSE BROWNING N.C....was an outstanding swimmer there for Freshman Sophomore four years, including two years as team cap- Diving Freestyle tain...was the MVP of the team for two years Raleigh, N.C. Cincinnati, Ohio as well, swimming the 100-yard backstroke and 200-yard individual medley...was named General: Outstanding addition to the Tar his high school’s athlete of the year in 2003 Career Best Times: 44.77 in the 100-yard Heel diving corps...one of five freshmen ...four-year All-Conference selection...twice freestyle; 1:36.29 in the 200-yard freestyle; men’s divers to join the Tar Heel team in was named conference swimmer of the 4:20.12 in the 500-yard freestyle; 9:13.12 in 2006. year... named NCHSAA 3A swimmer of the the 1000-yard freestyle; 15:10.75 in the Prep: Graduated on June 10, 2006 from year his junior season...won three 3A state 1650-yard freestyle. Leesville Road High School...was a member titles during his career...four-time Academic of the diving team there for four years...team All-America selection...three-time high captain. General: Earned his first letter with the Tar school All-America selection in the 100-yard Personal: Given name is Austin Lee Heels after a fantastic freshman campaign in backstroke and 200-yard individual medley Bradyhouse...son of David Bradyhouse and which he set career bests in three freestyle as junior and twice as senior...swam with his Judy Bradyhouse...was born February 25, events at the ACC Championships and two at club team, Carteret Currents, for 10 2006 in Nashville, Tenn....has one brother the NCAA Championships...won the years...he was a six-time North Carolina All- and one sister. Jamerson Award as the most valuable swim- Star, three-time NC Zone Team member, mer in his freshman year. Southeast Regional titlist and 20 plus-time 2005-06: ACC Men’s Swimming Freshman of North Carolina state champion... graduated Austin Bradyhouse Personality Profile the Year…won the ACC Championship in the Undeclared eighth in his class of 260...won the Gold Major: 200-yard freestyle…honorable mention All- Undecided Tassel Award...member of student govern- Career Plans: America in 500-yard freestyle by finishing Video games ment...West Carteret athlete of the year as a Hobbies: 12th at NCAA Championships…All-ACC in Learning a new dive senior. Biggest Sports Thrill: 200- and 500-yard freestyles…excelled in Person With Greatest Influence on Personal: Given name is Robert Eugene both the ACC and NCAA Championships, Athletic Career: Kevin Lawrence Bittner, III...was born September 14, 1985 in setting career bests in the 500, 1000 and Morehead City, N.C....the son of Robert and Favorite Book: Game of Thrones Filet Mignon 1650-yard freestyles at NCAA’s and the 100- Cathy Bittner...has one brother and one sis- Favorite Food: Monsters, Inc. and 200-yard freestyle events at the ACC ter...his sister, Gena, swam four years on the Favorite Movie: Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Championships…ranked No. 1 on UNC’s Tar Heels’ women’s swimming team, gradu- Favorite Website: www.YouTube.com depth chart in four freestyle events… his ating in 2004...four-time Dean’s List selec- 15:10.75 in the 1650-yard freestyle at the tion...named to ACC Academic Honor Roll NCAA Championships ranks as the third-best three times. time in UNC history...also ranks seventh in UNC history in the 100 free, fourth in the 200 free, fifth in the 500 free and eighth in the Robbie Bittner Personality Profile 1000 free...finished sixth at the ACC Business Administration Major: Championships in the 1650-yard freestyle Pursue an MAC and be an Career Plans: and third in the 500-yard freestyle. accountant Prep: Graduated from Turpin High School in Surfing, fishing, wakeboarding Hobbies: June 2005…YMCA national champion in 500, Tom Dolan Athlete Most Admired: 1000 and 1650-yard freestyles in Winning my first Biggest Sports Thrill: 2004…high-point winner and Swimmer of the state championship Meet at YMCA Nationals…helped set YMCA Person With Greatest Influence on national record in the 800-yard freestyle relay Athletic Career: My father in 2004…member of USS Junior National Favorite Book: Lord of the Rings Favorite Magazine: Surfing Team…competed in 2005 Junior Pan Pacific Favorite Food: Steak Games in Hawaii...received prestigious honor Favorite Movie: Braveheart in 2003 of attending USS Training Camp in Favorite TV Show: Dukes of Hazzard Colorado Springs…voted Turpin MVP four consecutive years…Greater Ohio District Champion for three years in 200- and 500- yard freestyles…Ohio state champion in 200- and 500-yard freestyles in 2005…Cincinnati Enquirer Swimmer of the Year in 2005…four- time high school All-America…holds 14 of 20 Turpin High School pool records...holds 20 of the 25 Turpin school records overall...his high school retired his swimming cap and goggles, placing them in memorabilia area of gymnasi- um…selected to attend the 2004 Anthony Munoz Leadership Conference…editor in chief of the Turpin newspaper, The Lancer. Personal: Given name is Harrison John Browning…born February 19, 1987 in Cincinnati, Ohio…has one brother, Parker...son of Bill and Diana Browning. page 8 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Men’s Profiles

Hank Browning Personality Profile 2004-05: Solidified his spot as the Tar Heels’ Aaron Burns Personality Profile Major: Undeclared top 100-yard breaststroker…at the ACC Majors: Communications, Media Studies Career Plans: Undecided Championships, he swam a 25.63 split for the Career Plans: Film and video production Hobbies: Basketball, dancing, napping fifth-place 200-yard medley relay…swam the Hobbies: Guitar, film, music Athletes Most Admired: Barry Larkin, Chad breaststroke leg on the fifth-place 400-yard Athlete Most Admired: Tucker Shade Johnson medley relay…captured first place in the con- Biggest Sports Thrill: Being a part of the Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning the 200 solation final of the 100-yard breaststroke Carolina athletic family freestyle at the 2006 ACC Championships with career best time of 56.19...that time Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic placed him ninth overall in the event…record- Career: My mother Career: Ed Bockman, club coach ed his career best time of 2:04.59 in the 200- Favorite Foods: Gyros, waffles Favorite Book: In Cold Blood yard breaststroke finishing 15th...Bruce Favorite Movies: Fear and Loathing in Las Favorite Food: Pizza Webster Memorial Award winner as team’s Vegas Favorite Movie: Forrest Gump most dedicated swimmer. Favorite TV Show: South Park 2003-04: Showed terrific promise in his first ACC Championships as a Tar Heel…was the top Carolina finisher in the 100-yard breast- stroke, taking 11th place with a then personal best 57.05…swam the breaststroke leg of the Josh fifth place 400-yard medley relay…dropped two full seconds from the preliminaries to take CORRELL 17th place in the 200-yard breaststroke Freshman Breast, Back bonus final with a time of 2:06.69…also com- Charlotte, N.C. peted in the 50-yard freestyle, finishing in 21.54…swam the breaststroke leg of the 200- yard medley relay. Career Best Times: 56.46 in 100-yard Prep: Graduated from Wilson High School in breaststroke; 2:05.37 in 200-yard breast- West Lawn, Pa. on June 1, 2003...was a stroke; 52.91 in 100-yard backstroke; member of both the swimming and water polo 1:52.76 in 200-yard backstroke; 1:58.48 in teams there for four years, being coached by 200-yard individual medley; 4:06.83 in 400- former UNC All-America breaststroker Scott yard individual medley. Troy...played defensive hole on the water polo team and swam the breaststroke on the swimming squad...was PIAA high school General: A top-flight breaststroker and back- state champion in 100-yard breaststroke stroker who signed with the Tar Heels in the ...also a seven-time District III champion spring...also swims the individual ...captain of Wilson swimming team...YMCA medley...swam at the Mecklenburg Aquatic national champion in 50-meter and 200- Club for coach Dave Gibson. meter breaststroke events...NISCA high Prep: Member of the Class of 2006 at school All-America and high school All-State Providence High School...member of swim- selections...first-team All-State water polo ming team at PHS from 2002-06...was cap- selection and team captain. tain of the team as a senior...won the state Personal: Given name is Aaron Hamilton championship in the 100-yard breaststroke in Burns...was born July 26, 1984 in York, both 2005 and 2006...a three-time selection Pa....is the son of David and Denise to the USA Swimming Scholastic All-America Burns...has one brother, Evan...family now Team (2004-06)...AP Scholar...named All- lives in East Amherst, N.Y. Conference and All-Region from 2002- Aaron 06...NISCA All-America selection 2004-06. BURNS Personal: Full name is Joshua Bobbitt Senior Correll...is the son of Bob Correll and Janet Breaststroke Correll...was born December 16, 1987 in New Sinking Spring, Pa. Jersey...has one brother, Ben, and one sister, Maggie.

Career Best Times: 21.16 in 50-yard freestyle; 56.19 in 100-yard breaststroke; 2:04.59 in 200-yard breaststroke.

General: Voted as a team captain for 2006- Zach 07...three-year letter winner has been a major DeVAULT player for the Tar Heels in the past three sea- Freshman sons…one of the team’s key breaststroke Freestyle specialists...active in the Carolina Leadership Atlantic Beach, Fla. Academy for two years...academic team cap- tain for men’s swimming squad… member of the 2005-06 ACC Honor Roll. Career Best Times: 21.65 in 50-yard 2005-06: Competed in the 50-yard freestyle freestyle; 48.77 in 100-yard freestyle. and 100- and 200-yard backstroke for the Tar Heels at the ACC Championships...had sea- General: A welcome addition to the Tar son best times in both breaststrokes at ACC Heels’ sprint freestyle corps...swam for two meet...placed 12th in the 100-yard breast- years under coaches Mitch Ivey and Julie stroke...swam breaststroke leg on 200 med- Sears for the Jacksonville Wavemakers and ley relay which placed fifth. Episcopal Amberjacks.

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Prep: Graduated from Episcopal High School 2005-06: NCAA nationals qualifier...barely in Jacksonville, Fla. on May 20, 2006...swam missed All-America status as he finished 19th there all four years as a freestyle on the one-meter board…won the David F. sprinter....two-time high school All- McInnis Diving Award for most outstanding America...MVP of team as a senior...four-time men’s diver…made the Dean’s List in fall All-First Coast Team selection...swim team semester 2005…member of the 2005-06 captain as a senior...winner of multiple indi- ACC Acadmic Honor Roll…finished ninth in vidual district and regional titles..also an the NCAA Zone B three-meter diving event, accomplished soccer player...played three the highest ever finish by a Tar Heel at a zone years of high school soccer as a defender event...copped fourth place in one-meter div- and midfielder...was elected captain of team ing at the ACC meet...took seventh place in as senior...All-First Coast and All-State selec- the three-meter event. tions...played 13 years of club soccer over- 2004-05: Helped lead one of the top diving all..once helped lead his club team to second teams in the conference...vastly improved his place in state tournament...member of finishes at the ACC meet compared to his National Honor Society...nominated for freshman season…his score of 303.05 points Wendy’s High School Heisman Award. placed him sixth on the one-meter at the ACC Personal: Given name is Zachary Samuel Championships…took seventh on the three- DeVault...son of Kenneth and Shelley meter board with a score of 483.25…made DeVault...was born September 27, 1987 in the Dean’s List both semesters of the school Nashville, Tenn....has two brothers and three year...included on ACC Academic Honor sisters. Roll...named outstanding performer in strength and conditioning on the men’s diving team...NCAA zone diving qualifier. Zach DeVault Personality Profile 2003-04: Performed in an excellent manner, Major: Business qualifying for the NCAA Zone B Diving Career Plans: Undecided, possibly com- Championships as a freshman…at the ACC merical real estate Championships, he took 16th on the one- Hobbies: Surfing, soccer meter board. Athlete Most Admired: Lance Armstrong Prep: Graduated on June 4, 2003 from Biggest Sports Thrill: Going to the Super Neenah High School...an accomplished all- Bowl around athlete there and on the club Person With Greatest Influence on level...competed in diving for five years at Athletic Career: Mitch Ivey Favorite Book: Angels and Demons club level...played hockey for seven years as Ryan Favorite Magazine: Sports Illustrated a center and right wing as club player...also FUNDERBURK Favorite Foods: Fried Chicken, Biscuits played baseball for 13 years as a catcher and Junior and Gravy second baseman on club teams...in high Diving Favorite Movie: Lord of the Rings school he dove four years and played base- Summerfield, N.C. Favorite TV Show: 24 ball two years...was most accomplished as a Favorite Website: www.surfjaxpier.com diver...three times named high school team’s MVP...four-time All-Conference and four-time Career Best Scores: 347.40 in a one-meter All-Area selection...named All-State three dual meet; 345.85 in a one-meter champi- times...two-time All-America selection onship; 366.60 in a three-meter dual meet; ...Wisconsin state champion in 2003...YMCA 366.60 in a three-meter championship. three-meter national champion in 2002...cap- tain of swimming and diving team as a junior Jon and senior...Wisconsin Diver of the Year in General: Two-time letterman who will be FOX 2003...2003 Academic All-America...Eagle counted on in the trio of top men’s divers at Senior Scout...member of National Honor Society. Carolina in his junior year…one of the most Diving Personal: Given name is Jonathan Patrick rapidly improving young men’s divers on the Neenah, Wis. Fox...was born January 4, 1985 in St. Louis, national scene after only one year of diving Mo....is the son of Greg and Mary Fox...has competition in high school...excelled at the one brother and three sisters...his sister, 2006 U.S. Diving Summer National Career Best Scores: 318.25 in a one- Nikki, was a cheerleader at University of Championships...placed seventh on the one- meter dual meet; 325.20 in a one-meter Wisconsin-Eau Claire. meter board and 24th on the three-meter championship; 353.17 in a three-meter dual board. meet; 305.15 in a three-meter champi- NCAA nationals qualifier...just Jon Fox Personality Profile 2005-06: onship. missed earning All-America honors as he Major: Exercise and Sports Science placed 17th on the one-meter board…named Career Plans: Go to physical therapy school General: Voted as a team captain for 2006- and become a physical therapist the most outstanding performer and most improved performer for the men’s team, the 07...only the third diver in Frank Comfort’s Hobbies: Tennis, ultimate frisbee, disc golf, 30-year tenure to be selected as a team cap- motorcycles, basketball first time a UNC diver won two major awards in a single year...also shared the David F. tain...qualifier for NCAA nationals as a jun- Athlete Most Admired: Steve Yzerman McInnis Diving Award with Jon Fox…ranked ior…three-time letterman who has shown Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning YMCA constant improvement during his Tar Heel Nationals on the 3-meter atop the UNC depth chart for both diving career…will be counted on to be one of the Person With Greatest Influence on events in 2005-06…All-ACC on both diving leaders of the diving corps in his senior sea- Athletic Career: Tim Foulks, high school boards...placed third in three-meter diving son as well as one of the top leaders on the diving coach and second in one-meter diving at the league team...has been named to the Dean’s List in Favorite Food: Pizza meet…finaled in the one-meter event at the four semesters...Academic All-ACC as soph- Favorite Movie: Top Gun NCAA Zone B diving meet. omore and junior. 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2004-05: Gained valuable experience at the activities board...secretary of SADD...mem- ACC Championships as an exhibition com- ber of future CEOs of America...editor of the petitor... would have finished in the Top 12 on school newspaper, The Bearcat. both boards had he been a scorer...made the Personal: Given name is Benjamin finals in the exhibition platform event at the Ben Grafchik...was born June 19, 1985 in Dayton, conference meet…was the top exhibition GRAFCHIK Ohio...the son of Marvin and Rita scorer on the one-meter board with a 260.20 Senior Grafchik...has one brother and one total…also the top exhibition scorer on the Backstroke, Butterfly sister...family now lives in Walnut Ridge, Prospect, Ky. three-meter board with a 450.55 Tenn. score...NCAA Zone diving qualifier...named to ACC Academic Honor Roll. Graduated from Northwest Guilford Career Best Times: 50.30 in 100-yard Prep: Ben Grafchik Personality Profile High School on May 22, 2004…part of swim- backstroke; 1:48.46 in 200-yard backstroke; Major: Exercise and Sports Science ming team for four years and diving team for 1:52.08 in 200-yard individual medley. Minor: Chemistry one season…runnerup at State 4A Diving Career Plans: Law School Championships his senior year…team cap- General: One of the Tar Heels’ top returning Hobbies: Kite surfing, reading, chess, tain sophomore and senior year…All- backstrokers...also competes in the individ- drawing, photography, dancing Conference swimmer junior and senior year ual medley and can also swim the butter- Athletes Most Admired: Robert McCune, in freestyle and backstroke…voted his fly...three-time letterman at UNC…partici- Mike Tyson, Lawrence Taylor, Ty Cobb, Bo team’s best all-around swimmer…two-year pates in the Carolina Leadership Jackson, Bernard Hopkins, Dale Earnardt member of National Honor Society…four- Academy...member of SAE fraternity. Biggest Sports Thrill: Getting senior year honor roll member…North Carolina 2005-06: Competed in the ACC national cut in 2002 Scholar...AP Scholar…part of a club power Championships for the Tar Heels as an exhi- People With Greatest Influence on tumbling and trampoline team for nine years. bition swimmer in the 100- and 200-yard Athletic Career: My Mom and Dad, Mike Personal: Given name is Ryan Allen backstrokes, 100-yard butterfly and 200-yard DeBoor Funderburk...nicknamed Funder…born July individual medley...would have placed 13th in Favorte Books: He’s Just Not That Into 10, 1985 in Greensboro, N.C.…son of 200 back had he been a member of the scor- You; Catcher In The Rye Smiley and Brenda Funderburk…has two ing team...member of 2005-06 ACC Acadmic Favorite Magazines: People, US Weekly sisters…father played wide receiver for East Honor Roll. Favorite Food: Cookie Dough Carolina University football team. 2004-05: Had a solid ACC Championship Favorite Movies: Road House, Munich meet during his sophomore year…took 15th Favorite TV Shows: Futurama, Entourage place in the 200-yard individual medley...had Favorite Websites: Ryan Funderburk Personality Profile www.pinkisthenewblog.com, a career best time of 1:52.08 in the prelims of Major: Exercise and Sports Science www.wachovia.com Career Plans: PT School that event...finished 21st in the 100-yard Hobbies: Singing, anything to do with backstroke after a 51.26 performance…fin- music ished 15th in the 200-yard Athlete Most Admired: Lance Armstrong backstroke…made the Dean’s List in the fall Biggest Sports Thrill: Placing sixth in semester of 2004...2004-05 ACC Academic power tumbling at the World Age Group Honor Roll choice. Games in Sydney, Australia 2003-04: Turned in an outstanding perform- People With Greatest Influence on ance at the ACC Championships…was the Athletic Career: My parents Tar Heels’ top finisher in the 200-yard back- Favorte Book: The Dr. Suess collection stroke, taking seventh place with a time of Favorite Magazine: USA Diving 1:49.24…led off the fifth-place 400-yard Favorite Food: Anything made by mom medley relay with a 50.30 split…in the 100- Favorite Movie: The Emperor’s New yard backstroke, he took 12th with a clocking Groove of 50.41…placed 19th in the 200-yard indi- Favorite TV Shows: Family Guy, Grey’s vidual medley in 1:52.93. Anatomy Prep: Graduated on June 2, 2003 from Kentucky Country Day School in Louisville, Ky....was a member of the swimming team there all four years...two-time captain and twice named squad MVP...twice named first- team All-State...also played two years of football as a quarterback, tight end and out- side linebacker...played left striker on soccer team...also competed in gymnastics on the vault and pommel horse... four-time KHSAA state champion in the 200-yard individual medley and 100-yard backstroke...four-time Daniel NISCA first-team All-America selection...KHSAA Swimmer of the Year in HATHCOCK 2003...ranked 14th in the world in the 200- Freshman Diving meter backstroke for 17-and-under age Huntersville, N.C. group by FINA...selected to the USA Swimming National Select Camp in 2003...named to Headmaster’s List as a jun- General: One of a talented group of five ior and a senior with 4.0 GPA...member of freshman men’s divers for the Tar Heels in Honor Court and president of social activities 2005-06. council...Roman Club consul...chess club Prep: Graduated from Hopewell High grandmaster...member of math team...stu- School on June 13, 2006...was a member of dent council member and president of social the diving team there for four years...captain

2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 11 2006-07 Men’s Profiles Carolina Swimming and Diving of the diving team as a senior...finished third Prep: Graduated from Chapel Hill High Mike Kelly Personality Profile in the state championships as a School in June 2006...swam at CHHS for Major: Undeclared junior...inducted into National Honor Society four years swimming the 100 & 200 back, Career Plans: Real Estate as a junior...part of the yearbook staff as a 200 & 400 IM and 50, 100, 200 frees...senior Hobbies: Water skiing junior and senior...named a North Carolina national U.S. Swimming qualifier while in Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning county Scholar...CMS Scholar his senior year. high school...won mltiple high school individ- championship as a freshman Given name is Daniel Alexander Personal: ual state titles...already a 2008 U.S. Olympic Person With Greatest Influence on Hathcock...was born July 14, 1988 in Trials qualifier in multiple events. Athletic Career: Trampoline coach John Charlotte, N.C....son of Phil and Reena Personal: Given name is Jeffrey Edward Smith Hathcock...has one brother. James...son of Richard Steven James and Favorite Book: A Prayer for Owen Meany Linda Ann James...was born August 26, Favorite Magazine: ESPN The Magazine 1988 in Pittsburgh, Pa....has three brothers. Favorite Food: Crab Cakes Daniel Hathcock Personality Profile Favorite Movies: Grandma’s Boy Major: Chemistry Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Career Plans: Become a dermatologist Jeff James Personality Profile Hobbies: Diving Major: Undeclared Athlete Most Admired: Greg Louganis Career Plans: Be a stay at home dad Biggest Sports Thrill: Placing third at state Hobbies: Hanging out with friends, study- championships my junior year ing, relaxing on the couch Person With Greatest Influence on Athletes Most Admired: Jerome Bettis, Athletic Career: My coach, Ted Hautau Mario Lemieux Favorite Food: Chicken Biggest Sports Thrill: Hitting the perfect Favorite Movie: The Goonies golf shot Favorite TV Show: Prison Break Person With Greatest Influence on Favorite Website: www.ebaumsworld.com Athletic Career: Randy Erlenbach, my club coach Favorite Book: Harry Potter Favorite Magazine: Time Favorite Food: Cheeseburgers Favorite Movies: Dumb & Dumber, A Night at the Roxbury Favorite TV Show: The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Favorite Website: www.espn.com

Mike KELLY Freshman Diving Frederick, Md.

Alex General: One of five freshman divers who make up a great class for the Tar Heel diving KENLEY contingent. Sophomore Diving Prep: A June 5, 2006 graduate of Governor Sarasota, Fla. Thomas Johnson High School...four-year diving letterman there...also competed for the Frederick Area Divers...competed in Career Best Scores: 209.78 in a one- CMDL summer league in 2004-05 and Jeff meter dual meet; 197.55 in a one-meter served as coach in the league in 2006...won championship meet; 229.50 in a three- JAMES Frederick County diving championship four meter dual meet; 230.90 in a three-meter Freshman times from 2003-06...best Metro Diving com- championship meet. IM, Back, Free petition finish was a fourth place...National Chapel Hill, N.C. Honor Society member...Maryland Distinguished Scholar. General: A world-class tumbler who dove Personal: Given name is Michael Guy competitively for the first time in his career as 3:57.09 in 400-yard Career Best Times: Kelly...son of Michael and Candy Kelly...was a freshman in 2005-06 at Carolina, earning individual medley; 1:48.20 in 200-yard born September 23, 1988 in Frederick, his first letter…made the Dean’s List in both backstroke; 1:39.86 in 200-yard freestyle; Md....has one sister. Fall and Spring semesters of the 2005-06 46.57 in 100-yard freestyle; 51.47 in 100- academic year…member of the 2005-06 yard backstroke; 1:53.95 in 200-yard indi- ACC Honor Roll. vidual medley 2005-06: Set career bests in the one-meter dual meet event with a 209.78 against N.C. General: One of the best and all-around State and in the three-meter dual meet event swimmers the Tar Heels have recruited in at the ACC Championships...finished 24th in several years...swam for Randy Erlenbach at ACC one-meter and 25th in the three- the North Carolina Aquatic Club...equally meter...had a 3.9 cumulative GPA his fresh- adept in the backstroke, IM and middle dis- man year. tance freestyle events. page 12 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Men’s Profiles Graduated from Pine View High Prep: Jared Kleber Personality Profile School in Osprey, Fla. on May 20, Major: Communications 2005…Florida state champion on the tum- Career Plans: Be a millionaire bling double-mini 2001-05...won regional Jared Hobbies: Playing basketball, playing guitar, championship in tumbling double-mini in throwing the frisbee, napping 2005-06...2004 national champion in Level KLEBER Athletes Most Admired: Patrick Ewing, Senior 10 Tumbling and second place finisher in the Julius Peppers double-mini...2005 third place finisher at Butterfly, Freestyle Charlotte, N.C. Biggest Sports Thrill: Competing at the Nationals in Junior Elite Tumbling...compet- U.S. Nationals and becoming a Tar Heel ed on an elite level in tumbling and trampo- Person With Greatest Influence on line in 2004-05...member of National Honor Athletic Career: My father, Denny Kleber Society...also elected to French National Career Best Times: 49.11 in 100-yard but- terfly; 20.98 in 50-yard freestyle; 46.00 in Favorite Book: The Bible Honor Society. Rolling Stone 100-yard freestyle; 52.70 in 100-yard back- Favorite Magazine: Personal: Given name is Joseph Alexander Favorite Foods: Nachos, steak stroke; 1:52.96 in 200-yard butterfly. Kenley…born November 3, 1986 in Favorite Movie: Ace Ventura Indianapolis, Ind….son of Jim and Judy Favorite TV Show: Discovery Channel Kenley…has two brothers, Paul, 17, and General: Three-year letterman...one of the Shark Week Colin, 15. Tar Heels’ top returnees in the sprint freestyle events…also a strong competitor in the 100- yard and 200-yard butterfly events. Alex Kenley Personality Profile 2005-06: Set career best times in the 50- and Major: International Business 100-yard freestyles and the 100- and 200- Career Plans: To work for the USOC or the yard butterfly at the ACC IOC Championships...competed as an exhibition Hobbies: Going to the beach, hanging out swimmer but would have been the top scorer with friends, trampoline and tumbling in the consolation heat of the 100-yard fly Athlete Most Admired: Paul Hamm with his time. Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning the 2004 2004-05: One of the top members of the national tumbling championship Carolina sprint freestyle corps…swam as an People With Greatest Influence on exhibition competitor at the ACC Athletic Career: Tumbling coach Shelly Championships…posted a then career best Proa, diving coach Kevin Lawrence 21.14 time in the 50-yard freestyle at the Favorite Book: The Firm by John Grisham meet…also competed in the 100-yard butter- Favorite Food: Anything Mexican fly, posting a then career best 49.61...had the Favorite Movie: Wedding Crashers Favorite TV Show: Family Guy fourth best time on the team in the 100-yard Kyle Favorite Websites: www.TarHeelBlue.com fly. KLUBA 2003-04: A solid contributor for the Tar Heels Sophomore in his first season, competing in the sprint Butterfly, Freestyle freestyle and 100-yard butterfly…had his Cary, N.C. best meet of the year against Clemson when he set then career bests in all three events. Prep: Graduated from Vance High School on Career Best Times: 49.42 in 100-yard but- June 13, 2003...four-year swimming letter- terfly; 45.85 in 100-yard freestyle; 20.67 in man in the sprint fly, back and free 50-yard freestyle. events...was Vance High School MVP for four years...North Carolina high school state General: Transfer from University of Texas champion in the 100-yard butterfly...four-time who will greatly bolster the UNC freestyle All-Conference selection...school and club sprint corps...also a fast entry in the 100- team captain two years...swam for Coach yard butterfly...has sophomore eligibility. Steve Billings at NOMAD Swimming...North Prep: Graduated in May 2005 from Cardinal Carolina Junior Olympic champion...high Gibbons High School...was member of school All-America selection in the 100-yard swimming and golf teams for two years butterfly and honorable mention All-America each...at 2005 Junior Nationals, finished in the 100-yard backstroke. third in the 50 free, third in the 100 fly and Given name is Jared Nathan Personal: fourth in the 100 free...three-time high school Kleber...was born January 9, 1985 in All-America selection...two-time high school Englewood, N.J....the son of Denny and MVP. Tammy Kleber...has one sister...comes from Personal: Given name is Kyle Christman an athletic family...his father played baseball Kluba...was born December 21, 1986 in San at the University of Illinois while his mother Francisco, Calif....son of Kent and Wendi was a gymnast at the U of I...has an uncle Kluba...has two brothers. who played linebacker and guard for the Cleveland Browns. Kyle Kluba Personality Profile Major: History Career Plans: Undecided Hobbies: Love to play golf and guitar Athletes Most Admired: Gary Hall, Jr., Tiger Woods, Neil Walker Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic Career: My club coach, Dan Flack Favorite Magazine: Rolling Stone Favorite Foods: Sushi, Pizza Favorite TV Show: Entourage 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 13 2006-07 Men’s Profiles Carolina Swimming and Diving

as a senior, he won the state championship 2005-06: Set a career best time in the 200- in the 100-yard backstroke and was the run- yard backstroke with a 1:47.96 in the pre- ner-up in the 100-yard freestyle...club team lims of ACC’s, ranking him first on the MVP as a senior...swam for coach Dan Casey Carolina depth chart in that event...placed Flack, a Tar Heel alumnus, at the Raleigh sixth in the championship heat of the KOTT Swim Association. 200...placed sixth in the 100-yard back- Senior Personal: Given name is Casey Edward stroke at ACC’s after going career best in Freestyle, Back Kott...was born July 1, 1984 in Detroit, Morrisville, N.C. prelims with a 49.18 time...led off fourth Mich....the son of Paul and Angie Kott...has place 400 medley relay team in 49.37. one brother, Chris, and two sisters, Abby 2004-05: One of four freshman swimmers to and Sarah. Career Best Times: 20.49 in the 50-yard compete at the ACC Championships…won freestyle; 45.24 in the 100-yard freestyle; the bonus consolation heat of the 100-yard 49.78 in the 100-yard backstroke. backstroke in 50.26 to take 17th place…fin- Casey Kott Personality Profile ished 18th in the 200-yard backstroke Economics Major: …earned status on the ACC Academic Career Plans: Undecided General: Three-year letter winner who will Honor Roll...was tapped for a spot on the Bass guitar, basketball be one of the Tar Heels’ top freestyle sprint- Hobbies: Dean’s List in the fall semester of 2004. Michael Jordan ers...has also developed into a reliable Athlete Most Admired: Graduated from White Station High Winning state Prep: sprint backstroker as well…will be counted Biggest Sports Thrill: School in May 2004…All-America his junior championships his senior year on for major points in the individual sprint and senior years…state champion in the People With Greatest Influence on freestyle events as well as a member of the 100-yard back as a senior…runner-up as a Athletic Career: My parents freestyle relays. Favorite Book: The DaVinci Code junior…team captain for three years…com- 2005-06: Had a career best time in the 50- Favorite Magazine: Rolling Stone peted in Junior Nationals his junior and sen- yard freestyle at the Nike Cup Favorite Food: Spaghetti & Meat Balls ior years…led his team to the high school Championships with a 20.49...was just off Favorite Movie: King Kong city championship all four years…Special his career best in the 100 at Nike Cup as he Favorite TV Shows: Entourage, Seinfeld Olympics coach…ranked eighth in a class of went 45.29…set a career best time in the Favorite Website: www.ebaumsworld.com 405…AP Scholar with honors. 100-yard backstroke with a 49.78 at the Personal: Given name Keith Lothman ACC Championships in addition to compet- Laabs…born November 15, 1985 in ing in the 200-yard medley and 200- and Memphis, Tenn…son of Albert and Meta 400-yard freestyle relays for Laabs…has one brother, Mark, who is on Carolina...placed 13th in the 100 back and the men’s crew team. 17th in the 100 free at the ACC meet…named ACC Men’s Swimmer of the Keith Laabs Personality Profile Week for competition ending January 23 Major: Psychology after winning two individual events and com- Career Plans: Be a soccer dad peting on a winning relay in UNC’s meet Hobbies: Sleeping, frisbee against Virginia. Athlete Most Admired: Steve Prefontaine 2004-05: One of the fastest and most reli- Biggest Sports Thrill: State championship able of Tar Heel freestyle sprinters...shared in high school the Richard Jamerson Memorial Award as Person With Greatest Influence on the team’s most improved swimmer with Athletic Career: Frank Comfort Philip Owen...was named the men’s swim- Favorite Book: Little Engine That Could ming team’s outstanding performer in Favorite Food: Coca-Cola strength and conditioning, sharing that Favorite Movie: Fight Club award with Jon Van Assen…excelled at the Favorite TV Shows: Saved By The Bell, ACC meet...swam the fastest leg of second- The Price Is Right place 800-yard freestyle relay with a 1:37.76 Favorite Website: www.cnn.com split…was also the quickest leg on the 200- yard freestyle relay with a 19.73 split…took 12th in the 50-yard freestyle with a 20.70 time…finished 15th in the 100-yard back- stroke in 50.43…anchored the 400-yard medley relay team with a 44.02 split…took 11th in the 100-yard freestyle and was the Keith Tar Heels’ top finisher in a career best 45.28…swam the team’s quickest split on LAABS the 400-yard freestyle relay. Junior Asserted himself as one of the Tar Backstroke 2003-04: Memphis, Tenn. Heels’ top sprint freestylers…had his best meet against Clemson, establishing then career bests in the 50- and 100-yard Career Best Times: 49.18 in the 100-yard freestyles as well as the 100-yard back- backstroke; 1:47.96 in the 200-yard back- stroke...swam in the ACC Championships stroke. as an exhibition swimmer. Prep: Graduated from Millbrook High School in Raleigh, N.C. on June 6, General: Voted as a team captain for 2006- 2003...was an outstanding swimmer there 07…two-year letterman who was one of the and also played baseball for two years as a team’s top backstrokers the last two catcher...captain of swim team as a sen- years…made the Dean’s List in both Fall ior...team MVP his freshman through senior and Spring semesters of the 2005-06 aca- years...recipient of coach’s award in 2003... demic year…member of the 2005-06 ACC Honor Roll. page 14 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Men’s Profiles

Jason Brad Mark McLAUGHLIN MITCHELL MOHR Freshman Sophomore Junior Freestyle Breaststroke Freestyle, Butterfly White Plains, N.Y. Somers, N.Y. Mequon, Wis.

Career Best Times: 4:31.42 in 500-yard Career Best Times: 55.58 in the 100-yard Career Best Times: 5:00.18 in the 500- freestyle; 9:24.30 in 1000-yard freestyle; breaststroke; 2:01.69 in the 200-yard yard freestyle; 10:12.47 in the 1000-yard 15:32.24 in 1650-yard freestyle; 4:00.35 in breaststroke; 1:52.66 in the 200-yard indi- freestyle; 17:05.17 in the 1650-yard 400-yard individual medley. vidual medley. freestyle; 58.14 in the 100-yard butterfly; 2:02.19 in the 200-yard butterfly. General: Outstanding addition to the Tar General: An exceptional breaststroker who Heel distance freestyle corps...senior nation- made an immediate contribution in individual General: A returning two-time letterman who al qualifier in 1000 and 1650 frees. and relay events for Carolina in his freshman is the third Mohr brother to swim for Prep: Graduated from White Plains High year while earning his first letter...moved into Carolina...older brothers Stephen and Eric School on June 22, 2006...swam on the seventh place all-time in the 100 breast on were seniors for the Tar Heels in 2003 and WPHS varsity for four years in the 200 and Carolina’s career chart. 2005, respectively, and were team captains 500 frees...swam for his club team, the 2005-06: Set career bests in the 100-yard those years...adds depth to the distance YWCA Middies, for 13 years in the 400 IM breaststroke and 200-yard individual medley freestyle corps…also swims the butterfly and and 500, 1000 and 1650 frees...was captain at the ACC Championships with a 55.58 and individual medley...made the Dean’s List in of his high school team as a senior...2005-06 1:52.66 respectively...was atop the Carolina both Fall and Spring semesters of the 2005- high school All-America in the 500 free...four- depth chart for the 100-yard breaststroke for 06 academic year…member of the 2005-06 time All-Section honoree...four-time qualifier 2005-06...placed ninth in the 100 breast at ACC Honor Roll. for N.Y. state high school championship ACC’s in 55.58...swam the breast leg on the 2005-06: Set a career best time against NC meet...placed third in the 500 free as a soph- 400 medley relay and had a 54.82 split...was State with a 5:00.18 in the 500-yard omore and senior and fourth in the 200 free 12th in the 200 breast. freestyle...competed in the 200-yard butterfly as a senior at the state meet...Con-Ed Award Prep: Graduated from Somers High School and 400-yard individual medley for Carolina winner...MVP swimmer as sophomore and on June 24, 2005…a junior national champi- at the ACC Championships registering a senior...2006 Journal News Male Swimmer of on in the 200-yard breaststroke…metro career best 2:02.19 in the butterfly. the Year...high school record holder in the record holder for both the 100 and 200 2004-05: Had career best times as a fresh- 100 fly, 50 free, 100 free, 100 back, 200 med- breaststrokes…a senior national qualifier in man in the 500, 1000 and 1650 freestyles as ley, 200 free and 400 free relay teams...as both breaststroke events…team captain of well as the 100 and 200 butterfly club swimmer was 2004 YWCA National his club team both his junior and senior events...named to the Dean’s List in both Championships high point winner for open years. semesters of the 2004-05 school boys division...team record holder in 13-14 Personal: Given name is Bradley E. year...copped a spot on the ACC Academic age group in 200 free, 1000 free, 200 Mitchell…was born August 7, 1987 in New Honor Roll. IM...team record holder for open boys 200 York, N.Y….son of Barbara and Eric Prep: Graduated from Homestead High medley relay and 400 medley relay...team Mitchell…has three brothers. School on June 13, 2004…team captain of has won the YWCA national championships 2004 Wisconsin state championship 21 years in a row...made Honor Roll all four Brad Mitchell Personality Profile squad…state runner-up in the mile freestyle years of high school...high honor roll all four Major: Undeclared event…also won the team’s coaches’ and quarters of senior year. Career Plans: Undecided leadership awards…participated in club Personal: Given name is Jason Oliver Hobbies: Playing sports, watching TV and swimming for 12 years…National Merit final- McLaughlin...born April 28, 1988 in White movies ist..participated in club swimming since age Plains, N.Y....son of Stephen and Donna Athlete Most Admired: Michael Jordan seven. McLaughlin...has one brother, Sean, and one Person With Greatest Influence on Personal: Given name is Mark Alan sister, Lyndsey. Athletic Career: My brother Eric Mohr…born July 24, 1985 in Mequon, Wis. Favorite Book: Shoeless Joe ….son of Jim and Aline Mohr…has three Jason McLaughlin Personality Profile Favorite Movie: Braveheart brothers. Major: Business Favorite TV Shows: Family Guy, 24 Career Plans: Undecided Favorite Website: www.espn.com Hobbies: Playing and watching all sports, swimming, hanging out with friends, video games, going to the beach Athlete Most Admired: Derek Jeter Biggest Sports Thrill: Aaron Boone’s walk-off home run in 2003 ALCS game 7 against the Red Sox Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic Career: Head Coach Ilan Noach Favorite Book: Snow in August by Pete Hamill Favorite Magazine: Sports Illustrated Favorite Food: Cheeseburger with Fries Favorite Movie: Rudy Favorite TV Shows: The Simpsons, ESPN SportsCenter Favorite Website: www.espn.com

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Mark Mohr Personality Profile Stewart Norman Personality Profile Major: Business Major: Management & Society Career Plans: Undecided Career Plans: Undecided Hobbies: Golf, The Packers Hobbies: Painting, guitar, wakeboarding Athlete Most Admired: Brett Favre Stewart Athlete Most Admired: Mike Minter Biggest Sports Thrill: When the Packers NORMAN Just being around a won the Super Bowl Biggest Sports Thrill: Senior great swimming program Person With Greatest Influence on Free, Fly, Breast Athletic Career: Club coach Dave Westphal Cary, N.C. Person With Greatest Influence on My brother Favorite Book: The Count of Monte Cristo Athletic Career: The Great Gatsby Favorite Magazine: Sports Illustrated Favorite Book: Men’s Health Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Magazine: Career Best Times: 51.23 in the 100-yard Carolina BBQ Favorite Movie: Old School Favorite Food: butterfly; 53.63 in the 100-yard backstroke; Rebel Without A Cause Favorite TV Show: The Office Favorite Movie: 21.25 in the 50-yard freestyle; 46.65 in the Favorite TV Show: The Simpsons 100-yard freestyle; 58.32 in 100-yard breaststroke.

General: One of the Tar Heels’ more versa- tile swimmers...three-time returning letter- Bradley man…adds depth in the breaststroke, butter- Philip NOREEN fly and freestyle events...one of the team’s OWEN Freshman quiet but effective leaders...swam for UNC Junior Freestyle alumnus Dan Flack while competing with the Apex, N.C. Freestyle Raleigh Swim Association. Scottsdale, Ariz. 2005-06: Set three career best times at the ACC Championships with a 21.25 in the 50- Career Best Times: 22.98 in 50-yard yard freestyle, 46.65 in the 100-yard Career Best Times: 1:40.10 in 200-yard freestyle. freestyle and a 51.23 in the 100-yard butter- freestyle; 4:26.39 in 500-yard freestyle; fly. 9:17.82 in 1000-yard freestyle; 15:25.66 in General: Solid addition to Carolina’s sprint 2004-05: Continued to gain experience in his 1650-yard freestyle. freestyle corps...comes to Carolina as a second season on the squad…was one of recruited walk-on student-athlete. four Tar Heels to race in the 50-yard freestyle Prep: Graduated in May 2006 from Apex time trial at the ACC Championships…had General: Two-year letterman in the distance High School...swam there for four years as his career best time in the 100-yard freestyle freestyle events...one of the team’s leaders 50 and 100 freestyler...ran cross country for at the Nike Cup. in those events...made the Dean’s List in Spring 2006 semester…member of the four years and was a middle distance per- 2003-04: Was one of the busiest Tar Heels’ former on the track team for four competing for Carolina in three different 2005-06 ACC Honor Roll. years...three-time All-Conference selection strokes…set season bests in the freestyle 2005-06: Competed in the 200-, 500- and in swimming, cross country and track...team and butterfly events against Clemson while 1650-yard freestyle events and 800-yard MVP in both swimming and cross coun- setting a season best in the backstroke at freestyle relay for Carolina at the ACC try...captained swimming team one year and the Nike Cup. Championships...anchored 800 free relay which placed fourth in 1:39.16...took 10th in cross country team two years...won coaches Prep: Graduated on May 24, 2003 from the award in track and was on a team which won Woodberry Forest School in Orange, the 1650 free and 14th in the 500 free...All- conference championship...also won the Va....swam his final two years in high school ACC Academic Team selection. school wide coaches award...was executive after playing soccer and lacrosse as a fresh- 2004-05: Ranked No. 2 on the depth chart in vice president of Student Council. man and sophomore.... was named All-Prep, the 500-, 1000- and 1650-yard Personal: Given name is Bradley Daniel All-Central Virginia, All-State and second- freestyles...emerged as one of the Tar Heels’ Noreen...son of Dave and Karen team All-America...was one of the team’s co- top threats in the distance freestyle...record- Noreen...was born July 6, 1987 in Rockford, captains his senior year...member of swim- ed three career bests in his events at the Ill. ...has two brothers. ming squad which won state championship ACC Championships...shared the Richard four years in a row. Jamerson Memorial Award for most improved swimmer with Casey Kott…swam Bradley Noreen Personality Profile Personal: Given name is Stewart James Norman...was born June 9, 1985 in Raleigh, a career best 4:26.39 in the 500-yard Major: Undeclared freestyle to win the consolation final and Career Plans: Undecided N.C.....son of Rob and Carol Norman...has one brother who swam for Middlebury become the top freshman in the event at the Hobbies: Playing cards, watching sports ACC Championships...recorded a ninth Athlete Most Admired: Brett Favre College....nicknamed Stew by his team- mates. place finish overall in the event…was the Biggest Sports Thrill: Swimming on the anchor for the second-place 800-yard 200 free relay my senior year at the state freestyle relay…swam his way into ninth meet place in the 1650-yard freestyle in a career Person With Greatest Influence on best 15:25.66…made the Dean’s List in the Athletic Career: My brother Douglas Fall semester...garnered ACC Academic Noreen Honor Roll accolades as well. Favorite Book: The DaVinci Code Favorite Magazine: Sports Illustrated Prep: Graduated from Saguaro High School Favorite Food: Pasta in May 2004…the 2003 Arizona 4A Swimmer Favorite Movie: The Usual Suspects of the Year…two-time state champion in the Favorite TV Show: The Office 500-yard freestyle…state champion in the Favorite Website: Packersnews.com 200-yard freestyle…graduated with honors.

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Personal: Given name is Philip Lombard Personal: Given name is Charles Bowne 2004-05: Had an outstanding season in his Owen…born December 19, 1985 in Mesa, Peterson...son of Nancy and Pete first year as a Tar Heel…was the top Carolina Ariz….son of Bill and Peggy Owen…has two Peterson...was born December 3, 1987 in finisher at ACC’s in the 50-yard freestyle in brothers…older brother, Matthew, swam for the Morehead City, N.C....has one brother. 10th place at 20.65…anchored the fifth-place University of Georgia. 200-yard medley relay team with a 20.18 split…led off the fourth-place 200-yard Chip Peterson Personality Profile freestyle relay, turning in a 20.53 split…also Philip Owen Personality Profile Major: Biology led off the 400-yard freestyle relay team with Major: Journalism Career Plans: Undecided a split of 45.70. Career Plans: Undecided Hobbies: Surfing Graduated from Granville High School Hobbies: Reading, watching movies Prep: Athlete Most Admired: Lance Armstrong in Granville, Ohio on June 13, 2004…seven- Biggest Sports Thrill: Watching UNC win Winning the world the 2005 national championship Biggest Sports Thrill: time All-America selection… was the fastest championship in open water high school 50-yard freestyler in the country Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic Career: My brother Matthew Person With Greatest Influence on in 2003-04…state champion in the 50-yard My coach, Catherine Vogt Favorite Book: Prey Athletic Career: freestyle his senior year…Ohio State Green Eggs and Ham Favorite Magazine: Newsweek Favorite Book: University pool record holder in the 50-yard Splash Favorite Movie: The Hun for Red October Favorite Magazine: freestyle…Junior National Champion in the Fun Dip Favorite Website: www.itraheel.com Favorite Food: 50 free…part of the 17-18 year old age Favorite Movie: The Pest bracket national record holding 200-meter Buff The Vampire Favorite TV Show: freestyle relay team…high school team cap- Slayer tain…four-time high school team MVP. Favorite Website: purevolume.com Personal: Given name is John Thomas Sands…born December 25, 1985 in Zanesville, Ohio…son of Tom and Pat Sands…has one sister, Sarah.

John Sands Personality Profile Majors: Political Science & History Career Plans: Law Hobbies: Snowboarding Athlete Most Admired: Michael Jordan Biggest Sports Thrill: Setting the Ohio State University pool record Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic Career: My club coach, Brad Burget Favorite Book: For Whom The Bell Tolls Favorite Magazine: ESPN The Magazine Favorite Food: Italian Pizzaria III’s pepper- oni pizza Chip Favorite Movie: Old School PETERSON Favorite TV Show: Seinfeld Freshman Freestyle Pine Knoll Shores, N.C. John SANDS Career Best Times: 4:24.04 in 500-yard Junior freestyle; 9:02.79 in 1000-yard freestyle; Freestyle 15:03.91 in 1650-yard freestyle. Columbus, Ohio

General: One of the nation’s top Career Best Times: 20.19 in the 50-yard recruits...will swim the distance freestyle freestyle; 45.45 in the 100-yard freestyle. events and the 400 IM for Carolina...ranks as one of the world’s premier open water swim- mers, making multiple U.S. international General: One of Carolina’s top swimmers in teams...U.S. National Team member in 2005 the sprint freestyle corps...earned his sec- and 2006...member of U.S. Junior National ond letter in 2005-06...had UNC’s top time of Team in 2004...2005 world champion in the the 2004-05 season in the 50-yard freestyle 10-kilometer open water swim...2005 U.S. and the fifth best time in the 100 free...last national champion in the 1500-meter year he ranked third in the depth chart in the free...won the 10K open water swim national 50 and seventh in the 100...was tutored by championship in both 2005 and 2006...also coach Brad Burget at the New Albany Swim won the 5K national title in 2006...2006 10- Club. kilometer open water champion at both the 2005-06: Swam in three events at the ACC Pan-Pac Championships and the Pan Championships for Carolina...finished 14th American Championships. in the 50-yard freestyle at 20.64...swam the Prep: Graduated from West Carteret High third leg on the 200 freestyle relay, splitting a School in 2006...a distance freestyler, he 20.19. swam in high school for four years and also competed in club swimming for 13 years...salutatorian of high school class...a National Merit Scholar. 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 17 2006-07 Men’s Profiles Carolina Swimming and Diving

Yi-Khy Saw Personality Profile 2003-04: Redshirted as a true Major: Undeclared freshman…made the Dean’s List in both the Career Plans: Undecided fall and spring semesters...named to the 2004 ACC Academic Honor Roll. Yi-Khy Hobbies: Soccer, basketball Athletes Most Admired: Michael Jordan, Prep: Graduated in 2003 from Sanderson SAW Lance Armstrong High School...lettered in swimming for four Sophomore Biggest Sports Thrill: Swimming in the years as a middle distance swimmer and Free, Fly, IM 2004 Olympics individual medleyist...as a senior, he was his Penang, Malaysia Favorite Food: Food from Malaysia (home) team MVP and Cap Six Conference MVP Favorite Movies: Wedding Crashers, while also serving as captain...placed sec- Cinderella Man, Gladiator, Old School ond in the 200 free and third in the 100 free Career Best Times: 4:27.63 in 500-yard Favorite TV Shows: Whose Line Is It at the state meet his senior year...as a soph- freestyle; 9:12.80 in 1000-yard freestyle; Anyway, That ‘70s Show, 24 omore, he was also his high school team 15:33.00 in 1650-yard freestyle; 1:49.34 in MVP...senior captain of his club team...a 200-yard butterfly; 1:51.56 in 200-yard indi- North Carolina Top Five All Star...attended vidual medley; 3:53.38 in 400-yard individ- the 2002 High Altitude Training Camp at the ual medley. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo....member of National Honor General: Had an exceptional freshman Society. year...swam in the 2004 Olympic Games in Personal: Given name is Adam Michael Athens, Greeve for Malaysia... one of UNC’s Schauer...was born June 4, 1985 in most versatile performers with proficiency in Minneapolis, Minn....son of Scott and the distance free, IM, fly and breast…earned JoAnne Schauer...has two brothers, Craig, his first letter in 2005-06...prepped in the 23, and Nick, 18...is nicknamed Skinnyman United States in Jacksonville, Fla. at The by his teammates. Bolles School. 2005-06: Set several career best times at the ACC Championships...finished 13th in the Adam Schauer Personality Profile 500-yard freestyle in 4:27.63, sixth in the Major: Business with concentration in 200-yard butterfly in 1:49.34 and fifth in the finance 400-yard individual medley in 3:53.38...also Career Plans: Banking industry set a career best against Minnesota in the Hobbies: Golfing, surfing, boating, eating, 1000-yard freestyle with a 9:12.80...ranked watching movies first on Carolina’s depth chart in the 1000- Athletes Most Admired: Michael Jordan, yard freestyle and 400-yard individual med- Tiger Woods ley. Adam Person With Greatest Influence on Prep: Graduated from The Bolles School on SCHAUER Athletic Career: Meredith Griffin, club May 28, 2005…a five-time All-America selec- Senior swimming coach at the Capital Area YMCA tion there…swam the 1500-meter freestyle in Freestyle Favorite Book: The Great Train Robbery the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens for his Raleigh, N.C. Favorite Magazine: Popular Science home country of Malaysia…co-captained Favorite Food: North Carolina BBQ Braveheart Bolles squad his senior year…named 2003 Favorite Movie: Whose Line Is It Florida state short course and long course Career Best Times: 21.22 in the 50-yard Favorite TV Show: Anyway swimmer of the year for the 15-16 age freestyle; 46.30 in the 100-yard freestyle; Favorite Website: TarHeelBlue.com group…was part of three straight team state 1:39.46 in the 200-yard freestyle; 4:37.93 championship units as Bolles extended its in the 500-yard freestyle. string of state tiles to 17 in a row…as a sen- ior, he was the state champion in the 200- General: A three-year letterman who adds yard individual medley and as a member of good depth to Carolina in the middle dis- 200-yard medley relay and 400-yard tance freestyle events…contributed in a sig- freestyle relay teams while taking second in nificant way the past two seasons after a the 500-yard free…in his junior year, he cap- season training as a redshirt freshman in tured the 500-yard freestyle and competed 2003-04...has made the Dean’s List in every on 200-yard freestyle relay and 400-yard semester he has been at Carolina...three freestyle relay state championships...that straight selections to ACC Honor Roll...grad- same year he finished as a runner-up in the uated from Carolina Leadership Academy 200-yard individual medley…was part of two Rising Stars Program. state championship relays as a sophomore 2005-06: Swam in the 50-, 100- and 200- …finished third in the 1500-yard freestyle yard freestyle events for Carolina at the ACC and was part of the winning 800-meter Championships as an exhibition entry...made freestyle relay at the Southeast Asian Games the Dean’s List in both Spring and Fall in Vietnam…also competed in the 2003 semesters of 2005-06 academic Barcelona World Championships…a mem- year…named to 2005-06 ACC Honor Roll. ber of both the National Honor Society and 2004-05: Took full advantage of his first year French National Honor Society. in competition for UNC…won the 200 Personal: Given name is Yi-khy Saw…was freestyle time trial as an exhibition swimmer born on July 1, 1986 in Penang, at the ACC meet with a time of 1:40.24…had Malaysia…he is the son of Boon Hoe Saw his career best time in the 200 free at Nike and Khuay Sim Tan…he has one sister. 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Brandon Suddreth Personality Profile Hobbies: Playing golf and basketball Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning national David Brandon championship in 800 freestyle relay while a swimmer at MAC SOLARZ SUDDRETH Person With Greatest Influence on Freshman Junior Athletic Career: My father Diving Freestyle, IM Favorite Book: Going Home Again Westlake, Ohio Troutman, N.C. Favorite Foods: Veal, Pizza Favorite Movie: Boondock Saints Favorite TV Show: ESPN SportsCenter General: Considered the leading diver in Career Best Times: 4:27.45 in the 500- Carolina’s talented class of five freshman yard freestyle; 9:26.63 in the 1000-yard divers. freestyle; 15:31.37 in the 1650-yard Prep: Graduated on June 10, 2006 from freestyle; 3:57.50 in the 400-yard individual Westlake High School...dove and also swam medley. the backstroke for fours years on his high school team...was a hurdler and pole vaulter General: A two-year letterman who exhibit- on the track team for three years...also ed solid improvement in the distance played a year of tennis...a first-team All- freestyle events in his first two years at America and first-team All-State selection in Carolina…swam for coach Kathy McKee at diving...Junior National qualifier...sectional the Mecklenburg Aquatic Club. and district champion and conference record 2005-06: Set career bests in four events at holder...captain of team and scholar-athlete the ACC Championships, bettering his previ- award winner...led swimming team to confer- ous times with a 4:27.45 in the 500-yard ence championship...as a pole vaulter he freestyle, a 9:26.63 in the 1000-yard was first-team All-Conference and a district freestyle, a 15:31.37 in the 1650-yard and regional qualifier...AP scholar...graduat- freestyle and a time of 3:57.50 in the 200- ed Summa Cum Laude...National Honor yard individual medley… ranked second on Society member. the UNC depth chart in the 500- and 1650- Given name is David Alan Personal: yard freestyles...placed ninth in the 1650, Solarz...son of Michael and Martha 11th in the 500 and 12th in the 400 IM at the Solarz...was born September 15, 1987 in ACC meet. Fairview, Ohio...has one brother, Michael, 2004-05: Got his first action at the ACC 16, and two sisters, Sarah, 15, and Julie 11. Championships as an exhibition swim- Zach mer…swam the 500-yard freestyle in a then SWARTZ David Solarz Personality Profile career best 4:32.86…also swam a then Junior Major: Chemistry/Pre-Med career best 15:48.01 in the 1650-yard Freestyle Career Plans: Unsure--they change daily freestyle, the fastest time from an exhibition Harleysville, Pa. Hobbies: Most types of recreational activi- swimmer in the meet…also had his career ty, reading, eating, sleeping best in the 400-yard individual Athlete Most Admired: Roger Federer medley...swam impressively at the U.S. Career Best Times: 20.44 in 50-yard Biggest Sports Thrill: Setting conference Senior Nationals in the summer of freestyle; 44.92 in 100-yard freestyle; 49.59 and state record at last home meet of my 2004…helped his 800-meter freestyle relay in 100-yard backstroke. senior year team win the national championship by Person With Greatest Influence on swimming the third leg with a 1:55.55 split. General: Two-year letter winner...was Club and high school div- Athletic Career: Prep: Graduated from South Iredell High Carolina’s top overall freestyle sprinter last ing coach Jeff Arnold School on May 24, 2004…2A state champi- season...showed immense improvement Favorite Book: Fahrenheit 451 on in the 200- and 500-yard freestyles over his freshman year...ranked first on the Favorite Magazine: The Economist …1A/2A state record holder in the 200 and UNC depth chart in 2005-06 in the 50-yard Favorite Food: Chipotle Burritos 500 freestyles…2A state meet MVP...Iredell Wedding Crashers freestyle and second in the 100-yard Favorite Movie: County men’s swimmer of the year…confer- Favorite TV Show: 24 freestyle and 100-yard backstroke...ranked ence MVP…team captain his junior and sen- Favorite Website: www.gooyaglehoo.com third on the UNC depth chart in the 50 and ior years…National Vocational Technical 100 freestyles in 2004-05. Honor Society member…scholar 2005-06: Set career best times at the ACC athlete…North Carolina Scholar. Championships in the 50-yard freestyle with Personal: Given name is Brandon Liles a 20.44, finishing 11th, in the 100-yard Suddreth…born December 17, 1985 in freestyle with a 44.92, claiming 15th and in Nashville, Tenn….son of Liles and Barbara the 100-yard backstroke with a 49.59, finish- Suddreth…his father played football for ing eighth... at the ACC Championships, he Lenoir-Rhyne College his freshman and swam the third leg on the 400 free relay, split- sophomore years and tennis his freshman ting a 44.78, and second leg on the 200 free through senior years. relay, splitting a 20.24. 2004-05: Won the 50-yard freestyle time trial in his first ACC Championships as an exhibi- tion entry…also won the 100-yard back- stroke time trial...posted his career best times in the 100 free and 100 back at the ACC Championships.

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Prep: Graduated from Souderton Area High 2005-06: Swam career best times in the 50- School in June 2004…six-time high school and 100-yard freestyle events and 100-yard All- America choice…four-time state champi- breaststroke at the ACC Championships on as a senior…four-time state medalist as a ...was 16th in the 50 free, 19th in the 100 junior and three-time medalist as a sopho- free and 20th in the 100 breast...anchored Paul more…also an excellent water polo player, the 200 free relay with a split of 20.34. WEIR making third team All-America. 2004-05: Recorded his career best time in Senior Personal: Given name is Zachary James the 200-yard freestyle at the ACC Freestyle Swartz…born March 28, 1986 in Lansdale, Championships...earned recognition on the Mamaroneck, N.Y. Pa.….son of Jim Swartz and Teresa 2004-05 ACC Academic Honor Roll...Dean’s Swartz...stepson of Meg Swartz...has one List selection in Fall 2004. Career Best Times: 4:31.01 in 500-yard sister, Samantha. Prep: Graduated from Georgetown Prep freestyle; 9:20.91 in 1000-yard freestyle; School in North Bethesda, Md. on May 29, 15:31.10 in 1650-yard freestyle; 4:04.44 in 2004…four-year varsity letter winner…team 400-yard individual medley. Zach Swartz Personality Profile captain his senior year…All-Metropolitan Computer Science Major: Area first team honors…first-team All- Undecided Career Plans: Conference, All-Gazette and All-Montgomery General: A three-year letterman who looks Playing sports Hobbies: Journal honoree...Metro champion in the 50- to be a solid contributor to the Carolina dis- Michael Phelps, Athletes Most Admired: and 100-yard freestyles…part of teams tance freestyle corps as a senior...swam for Tiger Woods which won Metro championships in 2002 coach John Collins at the Badger Swim Anchoring my 400 Biggest Sports Thrill: and 2004…Junior Nationals qualifier…PVS Club. free relay my senior year at the state meet Scholar-Athlete from 2001 through 2005-06: Swam for Carolina in the 100, 200 Person With Greatest Influence on 2004…AP Scholar with distinction… mem- and 500-yard freestyle events at the ACC Athletic Career: Todd Bauer Championships as an exhibition entry. The Plot Against America ber of National Honor Society...participated Favorite Book: 2004-05: Saw some action in late season ESPN The Magazine in a cancer research internship at the Favorite Magazine: dual meets as an exhibition swimmer after Wendy’s National Institutes of Health. Favorite Food: being out of competition with an injury for Favorite Movie: V For Vendetta Personal: Given name is Robert Alan better than one year. Favorite TV Show: That ‘70s Show Swendiman…born March 26, 1986 in Washington, D.C….the son of Alan and 2003-04: Redshirted during the 2003-2004 Kathy Swendiman…has one sister, Shelley, season due to injury. 23. Prep: Graduated on June 27, 2003 from Scarsdale High School in Scarsdale, N.Y....swam there for four years, captaining Robby Swendiman Personality Profile team as a senior...won the New York high Majors: Chemistry and Romance school state championship in the 500-yard Languages freestyle in 2002...qualified for nationals in Career Plans: Doctor the 1000- and 1650-yard freestyle...won the Hobbies: Laying out, reading 1650 free at the 2002 Speedo Sectional Athlete Most Admired: Jon Van Assen Championship...recipient of Con Ed Scholar Person With Greatest Influence on Athlete Award for Westchester County in Athletic Career: Club swim coach Sue Chen 2002...was MVP of high school swimming Favorite Books: Harry Potter 1-6 (and 7 team his freshman and senior when it comes out) years...National Merit Scholarship finalist. Favorite TV Show: House Personal: Given name is Paul Scott Weir...was born September 14, 1985 in Bronxville, N.Y....is the son of John and Barbara-Ann Weir...has two brothers, Scott Robby and Ryan. SWENDIMAN Paul Weir Personality Profile Junior Communications, Sociology Freestyle, Breast Majors: Kensington, Md. Career Plans: Undecided Hobbies: Golf, N.Y. sports, napping Athletes Most Admired: Tom Dolan, Career Best Times: 20.67 in 50-yard Michael Jordan freestyle; 45.33 in 100-yard freestyle; Biggest Sports Thrill: First national cham- 1:42.67 in 200-yard freestyle; 57.43 in 100- pionships yard breaststroke. Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic Career: Coach John Collins Favorite Book: The DaVinci Code General: Voted as a team captain for 2006- Favorite Magazine: Rolling Stone 07… two-year letterman who adds depth in Favorite Food: Sushi the freestyle events and contributes in the Favorite Movie: Braveheart breaststroke events…also an excellent stu- Favorite TV Show: Seinfeld dent who earned the prestigious Carolina Scholarship Award…part of the Honors Program at UNC...a Dean’s List selection in both semesters of 2005-06...also tapped for the ACC Academic Honor Roll two years in a row.

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2006-07 NCAA Division I Men’s Qualifying Standards Event A B School Record Holders Michael 50 Free 19.60 20.18 100 Free 43.35 44.65 WILSON 200 Free 1:35.09 1:37.94 Freshman 500 Free 4:18.59 4:26.34 Diving Atlanta, Ga. 1650 Free 15:05.87 15:33.04 100 Fly 47.09 48.50 200 Fly 1:44.93 1:48.07 100 Back 47.43 48.85 General: One of the five talented freshman 200 Back 1:44.02 1:47.14 Kevin Erndl John Davis Tucker divers joining Carolina in 2006-07. 100 Breast 53.60 55.20 50 Free 200 Free Shade Prep: Graduated from Dunwoody High 200 IM 100 Fly 200 Breast 1:57.29 2:00.80 School on May 26, 2006...four-year diving 200 IM 1:46.09 1:49.27 letterman there...All-America selection his 400 IM 3:46.89 3:53.69 junior and senior years...qualified for nation- 200 Free Relay 1:18.47 1:20.82 als in 2004...2003-04 Georgia All-Star selec- 400 Free Relay 2:54.21 2:59.43 tion...broke Dunwoody and DeKalb County 800 Free Relay 6:26.08 6:37.66 diving records in 2005-06...won the county 200 Medley Relay 1:26.52 1:29.11 championship his senior season...captained 400 Medley Relay 3:11.96 3:17.71 the swimming and diving team as a senior. 1-Meter Diving Points--Dual 290/300* Personal: Given name is Michael Ross 3-Meter Diving Points--Dual 310/320* Wilson...son of Raymond and Jody Josh Sean Quinn Yuri Platform Diving Points--Dual 290/300* Wilson...was born August 9, 1988 in Atlanta, Glasco 200 Breast Suguiyama *Qualifying point total when using six option- Ga....has two brothers and one sister. 200 Fly 1000 Free al dives with standard D.D. 1650 Free

Michael Wilson Personality Profile Undeclared Major: School Records Undecided Career Plans: Event Time Name Year Hobbies: Fishing (especially deep sea), 50 Free 20.06 Tod Schroeder 1990 boating, playing basketball and baseball, 20.06 Kevin Erndl 2000 watching any sport 100 Free 44.26 Daniel Summerlin 1993 Athlete Most Admired: Vince Carter 200 Free 1:35.59 John Davis 1990 Biggest Sports Thrill: Qualifying and div- 500 Free 4:18.91 Yann deFabrique 1993 ing at nationals 1000 Free 9:09.59 Yuri Suguiyama 2001 People With Greatest Influence on 1650 Free 15:05.10 Yuri Suguiyama 2003 Athletic Career: Grant Segal, John Ames 100 Fly 46.86 Tucker Shade 1998 Favorite Book: Tales From The Dugout 200 Fly 1:44.60 Josh Glasco 2004 Favorite Magazine: ESPN The Magazine Favorite Food: Cheeseburgers 100 Back 48.10 Ted Brisson 1998 Favorite Movie: You, Me and Dupree 200 Back 1:46.13 Trevor Runberg 1996 Favorite TV Show: That ‘70s Show 100 Breast 54.99 Gary Gauch 1991 Favorite Website: 200 Breast 1:56.39 Sean Quinn 2002 www.prosportsdaily.com 200 IM 1:47.33 John Davis 1990 400 IM 3:50.91 Daniel Summerlin 1994 200 Free Relay 1:20.06 Tod Schroeder (20.39), Mark Sedlak (19.36) 1991 Daniel Summerlin (20.49), John Davis (19.82) 400 Free Relay 2:56.61 John Davis (44.66), Tod Schroeder (44.38) 1991 Mark Sedlak (43.55), David Monasterio (44.02) 800 Free Relay 6:26.71 David Monasterio (1:37.02), James Hamrick (1:36.22) 1993 Daniel Summerlin (1:37.66), Yann deFabrique (1:35.81) 200 Medley Relay 1:28.87 Ted Brisson (22.68), Brad Kline (24.65) 1999 Tucker Shade (21.06), Kevin Erndl (19.88) 400 Medley Relay 3:15.08 Ted Brisson (48.28), Brad Kline (55.81) 1998 Tucker Shade (46.86), Ed Abele (44.13) ACC Records Held By UNC Swimmers Event Time Name Year 200 Free 1:35.59 John Davis 1990 100 Fly 46.86 Tucker Shade 1998 800 Free Relay 6:26.71 David Monasterio (1:37.02), James Hamrick (1:36.22) 1993 Daniel Summerlin (1:37.66), Yann deFabrique (1:35.81) ACC Meet Records Held By UNC Swimmers Event Time Name Year 200 Free 1:35.59 John Davis 1990 Koury Natatorium Records Held By UNC Swimmers Event Time Name Year 200 Free 1:35.77 David Monasterio 1991 Nike Cup Records Held By UNC Swimmers Event Time Name Year 500 Free 4:18.91 Yann deFabrique 1993 200 Fly 1:44.60 Josh Glasco 2004 200 Breast 1:58.79 Ethan Hall 1998 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 21 2006-07 Women’s Profiles Carolina Swimming and Diving

Mandi Arak Personality Profile Aubrette Biegel Personality Profile Major: Exercise & Sports Science Majors: Psychology, Exercise & Sports Career Plans: Physical Therapist Science Mandi Hobbies: Hanging out with friends, listen- Career Plans: Sports Psychologist, hope- ARAK ing to music fully at UNC Athletes Most Admired: Kimiko Soldati Hobbies: Reading, dancing, singing in the Sophomore shower, juggling Diving Biggest Sports Thrill: When 3 of my team- Scottsdale, Ariz. mates and I all qualified for 1-meter finals at Athletes Most Admired: Lance Armstrong ACC’s last season. Biggest Sports Thrill: Going to ACC’s with Person With Greatest Influence on my teammates Career Best Scores: 295.72 in a one- Athletic Career: Club coach Josh Rusboldt Person With Greatest Influence on meter dual meet; 283.50 in a one-meter Favorite Book: Catcher In The Rye Athletic Career: My Dad The DaVinci Code championship; 296.63 in a three-meter dual Favorite Magazine: Cosmo Favorite Book: Chocolate Chip Pancakes Cosmopolitan meet; 312.40 in a three-meter champi- Favorite Food: Favorite Magazine: Meet The Fockers Favorite Food: Strawberries onship. Favorite Movie: Favorite TV Show: The Real World Favorite Movie: The Breakup Favorite Website: Facebook.com Favorite TV Show: Friends General: Had a magnificent freshman year Favorite Website: Facebook.com for the Tar Heels...was Carolina’s top scorer on the final depth of the season in both one- meter and three-meter...won the David F. McInnis award as the team’s outstanding diver in 2005-06. Aubrette 2005-06: Made a strong contribution in her BIEGEL first season as a Tar Heel…led Carolina’s Sophomore women’s divers by scoring 24 points at the Freestyle ACC Championships…placed fourth on the Schererville, Ind. one-meter, the highest finish of any Tar Heel and highest finish of any ACC 23.69 in 50-yard freshman…took ninth on the three-meter Career Best Times: freestyle; 50.69 in 100-yard freestyle; missing the finals by less than 15 1:50.67 in 200-yard freestyle; 4:57.42 in points…also had a strong meet at the Zone 500-yard freestyle. Championships as the highest-placing Tar Heel on both the one-meter and three-meter in 21st and 26th, respectively…swept the General: One of Carolina’s top freestyle two diving events in the dual meet against sprinters as a freshman in 2005-06...ranked Maryland and tri-meet with Johns Hopkins second on UNC’s season-ending depth and Clemson…also won the one-meter chart in the 50 free, first in the 100 free and event versus Virginia, Duke and Georgia. third in the 200 free...achieved career best times in each of those three events at the Prep: Graduated from Desert Mountain High Eliza School on May 25, 2005…was named ACC Championships...her 50.69 in the 100 Arizona Diver of the Year for the 2004-05 free moved her into ninth place on UNC’s all- BUTTS season...received All-America honors in both time depth chart in the event. Freshman 2005-06: Played a major role in the sprint Freestyle 11th and 12th grade…took first place on the Weston, Mass. 3-meter board in 2003 Summer freestyle success of the Tar Heels in her first Regionals…team dive captain as both a jun- year in the program…led off the third place 400-yard freestyle relay team at the ACC ior and senior…state champion her senior 23.49 in 50-yard Championships with a career best 50.69 that Career Best Times: year…received award from US Army freestyle; 50.27 in 100-yard freestyle; was tops among Tar Heel women during Reserve for 2005 Student Athlete of the 1:49.96 in 200-yard freestyle. Year…NISCA Top 40 diver as both a junior 2005-06…won the consolation final of the and senior…qualified for summer nationals 100-yard freestyle at the ACC’s…took 12th in 2004 placing 14th…2-time qualifier for in the 200-yard freestyle and anchored both General: A newcomer who is expected to be winter nationals…member of the National the fourth place 800-freestyle relay and fifth a dynamic force for the Tar Heels in the Honor Society. place 400-medley relay. sprint freestyle corps…made 2008 Olympic Trial cut in the 100-meter freestyle at the Personal: Given name is Mandi Leigh Prep: Graduated from Lake Central High Arak…born June 18, 1987 in Scottsdale, School in St. John, Ind. on June 2, 2005…a 2005 Summer Nationals. Ariz….daughter of Kathy and Todd 2004-05 All-America…16-time sectional Prep: A June 2006 alumna of Weston High Arak…has one sister, Ashley. champion…2-time state champion…4-time School…three-year letter winner there…also conference champion and team MVP…was competed in club swimming since age named 2005 conference MVP…team cap- seven…captained high school tain her senior year…an academic All- squad…earned All-America honors in the America…graduated Summa Cum Laude 50, 100, 200 frees and the 100 with several academic letters…a member of breast…three-time selection as Boston the National Honor Society. Globe Swimmer of the Year…won Personal: Given name is Aubrette Marie Massachusetts state high school titles in the Biegel…born September 21, 1986 in 50, 100 and 200 frees and set state records Munster, Ind….daughter of Dan and Pam in the 50 and 100…twice named the Biegel...has one sister, Paige. Massachusetts state high school swimmer of the year by the NISCA…Dual County League All-Star and All-Scholastic…2006 Daily News Female Athlete of the Year...2005-06 Weston Town Crier Female page 22 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Women’s Profiles

Year...won the 2006 Proctor Award for ath- Alison Clemens Personality Profile 200 and 500 freestyles...2003 Eastern letic achievement, leadership and sports- Major: Undeclared Sectional second place finisher in the 1650 manship…a four-year honor roll Career Plans: Undecided free and 200 free...national qualifier in the student…winner of two school art Hobbies: Shopping, watching movies 1000 free and 1650 free...2003 Pennsylvania awards…National Team member while Athlete Most Admired: Amanda Beard Swimmer of the Year...also spent one year swimming for Bluefish Swim Club…placed Biggest Sports Thrill: Making Olympic on the varsity soccer team…National Honor 12th in summer nationals in 2005 in the 100- Trials Society member...also member of Spanish meter free…has also achieved senior People With Greatest Influence on Honor Society and Homecoming Court. national cuts in the 50-meter and 50-yard Athletic Career: My coach and family Personal: Given name is Erin Patricia freestyles. Favorite Book: Memoirs of a Geisha Cutrell...was born September 14, 1984 in Personal: Given name is Eliza Longpre Favorite Magazines: Vogue, U.S. Weekly Johnstown, Pa....is the daughter of Dennis Butts…daughter of Susan and Fritz Favorite Foods: Pizza, Chicken Parm and Ann Cutrell…has one brother and one Butts…born August 31, 1988 in Newton, Favorite Movie: Notebook sister...her mother played basketball at Mass….has three brothers and one sister. Favorite TV Show: Entourage Duquesne University.

Erin Cutrell Personality Profile Eliza Butts Personality Profile Major: Biostatistics Major: Undeclared Career Plans: Biostatistician/Career in Career Plans: Undecided Public Health Hobbies: Listening to music, shopping, Erin Hobbies: Running, shopping eating, talking CUTRELL Athlete Most Admired: Hines Ward Making my Olympic Biggest Sports Thrill: Senior Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning high school Trial cut in the 100-meter freestyle Freestyle states Person With Greatest Influence on Ligonier, Pa. Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic Career: My mother Athletic Career: My Mother Favorite Book: The Kite Runner Favorite Magazine: Cosmo Favorite Magazine: Seventeen Career Best Times: 1:50.31 in the 200- Favorite Foods: Chicken fingers and salad Favorite Food: Cheese yard freestyle; 4:52.67 in the 500-yard Favorite Movie: Step Up Favorite Movie: Sweet November freestyle; 9:54.94 in the 1000-yard freestyle; Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy Favorite TV Show: N.C.I.S. 16:43.82 in the 1650-yard freestyle. Favorite Website: facebook.com

General: 2006-07 team captain...three-time returning letter winner who is an integral part of the distance freestyle corps…one of the top returnees on the squad in the 500, 1000 Alison and 1650-yard freestyle...graduate of the Clemens Carolina Leadership Academy...active in Freshman Carolina Outreach program. Breaststroke, IM 2005-06: Scored points for Carolina on each Staten Island, N.Y. of the three days of the ACC Championships…highest finish was in the 1650-yard freestyle, taking 11th place…also Career Best Times: 1:02.89 in 100-yard copped 15th place in the 500-yard free and breaststroke; 2:16.18 in 200-yard breast- 16th in the 400-yard individual stroke; 2:02.57 in the 200-yard individual medley…named to the Dean’s List during the medley; 4:23.43 in 400-yard individual Spring semester...2005-06 ACC Honor Roll medley; 52.04 in 100-yard freestyle; selection. 2:05.77 in 200-yard backstroke. 2004-05: Became a top performer for the distance freestyle corps…scored in the ACC General: Expected to step in immediately Championships by placing 12th in the 500- Kimmy and compete for conference and national yard freestyle in 4:54.07…took 11th in the DAVIS honors in the breaststroke events…has a 400-yard individual medley in a season best Sophomore 200 IM career best faster than any put up by 4:52.92…finished 17th in the 1650-yard Free, Fly, Back the Tar Heels last season by more than two freestyle. Cary, N.C. seconds. 2003-04: Swam a superb ACC Prep: A 2006 graduate of St. Joseph By The Championship meet as a freshman…placed Sea High School…member of swimming 12th in the 500-yard freestyle in Career Best Times: 24.60 in 50-yard team there for four years…captained her 4:53.15…took 13th in the 1650-yard freestyle; 52.45 in 100-yard freestyle; 56.77 club swimming team…member of U.S. freestyle with a time of 16:51.69…finished in 100-yard butterfly; 57.55 in 100-yard Junior National Team in 2005…competed in 16th in the 200-yard freestyle at backstroke. 2005 Junior Pan Pacific Championships…a 1:52.82...named to 2003-04 ACC Academic Top 8 finisher at nationals in the breast- Honor Roll. General: A versatile performer for the Tar stroke. Graduated from Greensburg Central Prep: Heels who competes in sprint events in free, Personal: Given name is Alison Patricia Catholic High School in May 2003...four-year fly and back...named to 2005-06 ACC Clemens…daughter of Thomas and Anne swimming letter winner in high school in 200 Academic Honor Roll. Clemens…was born October 7, 1988 on and 500 freestyles...also swam 200, 500, 2005-06: Won Jamerson Award as Most Staten Island, New York…has one sister. 1000 and 1650 free for her club team...2002 Improved Swimmer…set a personal best at Eastern Section champion in the 1000 free the ACC Championshps by swimming a and runner-up in the 1650 free...2003 56.77 in the 100-yard butterfly…then later Pennsylvania high school champion in the bested her top 100-yard back time with a 57.55 at the ACC meet.

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Prep: Graduated from Athens Drive High 100 breaststroke at the 2004 state 2005-06: Had a productive junior campaign School in Raleigh, N.C. on May 26, meet…team captain her senior with her best swims of the year coming in the 2005…was a five-time All-America relay year…received All-America considera- 100-yard backstroke and 100-yard freestyle swimmer…part of the 2004 Junior National tion…Conference Swimmer of the Year in at the ACC Championships…swam a Champion team…captain of the Athens 2004…All-Conference all four years…con- career-best 55.68 in the back to take home Drive swim team her senior year…an honors ference champion in the breaststroke all four fourth place in the event…the next day she scholar and given the Presidential Academic years…President of National Honor touched in with a career-best 51.15 in the awards…also played soccer for nine years. Society…high school salutatorian. 100 free to finish seventh…was also a key Personal: Given name is Kimberly Susan Personal: Given name is Samantha Lee contributor on the UNC relay teams at Davis…was born June 5, 1987 in Durham, Deal…born August 19, 1986 in Boone, ACC’s…anchored the 200- and 400-yard N.C.…she is the daughter of Ted and Carol N.C….daughter of Jim and Sheila Deal…has freestyle relays which took fifth and third Davis...has two sisters. one brother and one sister. respectively…then led off the sixth place 400-yard medley relay team with a 56.32 split and the 200-yard medley relay with a Sam Deal Personality Profile 25.91 split…also competed in the 50-yard Comparative Literature Kimmy Davis Personality Profile Major: freestyle. Major: Undeclared Career Plans: Publisher or editor 2004-05: Continued to improve and assert Undecided Sleeping Career Plans: Hobbies: herself as one of the team’s top backstrokers Guitar, soccer Marissa Nilon Hobbies: Athlete Most Admired: and sprint freestylers…at the ACC Zinedine Zidane State finals senior Athlete Most Admired: Biggest Sports Thrill: Championships, she swam the backstroke 2005 high school year of high school Biggest Sports Thrill: leg on the third-place 200-yard medley states Person With Greatest Influence on relay…reached the championship final of the Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic Career: Club coach Lan 100-yard backstroke, finishing seventh with Athletic Career: Jeanine Carpenter O’Laughlin a time of 56.83…swam the backstroke leg of Favorite Book: The Great Gatsby Favorite Book: On The Road Favorite Food: Marshmallows Favorite Magazine: Adbusters the fourth-place 400-yard medley relay…fin- Favorite Movie: Forrest Gump Favorite Food: Coffee, Fried Okra ished 18th in the 100-yard freestyle with a Favorite TV Show: Friends Favorite Movie: Casablanca then career best 51.89…also swam the 50- Favorite TV Show: The OC yard freestyle and on the 200-yard freestyle relay...named to the 2004-05 ACC Academic Honor Roll. 2003-04: The only Tar Heel freshman to swim at the NCAA Championships…swam a 29.37 split on the backstroke leg of the 18th- place 200-meter medley relay…at the ACC Championships, she placed 11th in the 100- yard backstroke… led off the second-place 400-yard freestyle relay team with a split of 51.94…led off the fourth-place 200-yard freestyle relay…set then personal bests in the 50- and 100-yard freestyles. Prep: Graduated from Spartanburg Day School on May 30, 2003...an outstanding four-year swimmer in the sprint freestyle and backstroke...high school All-America in the Sam 100 free and 100 back...team captain in DEAL 2002 and 2003...also the team MVP in 2002 Junior and 2003...four-year scholar-athlete award Breaststroke winner...named to Cum Laude Society as a Boone, N.C. senior...four-year member of student govern- Meagan ment and Astra Service Club as well as par- EICKMAN ticipating as a volunteer for Habitat for Career Best Times: 1:06.73 in the 100- Humanity. yard breaststroke; 2:27.68 in the 200-yard Senior Back, Fly, Free Personal: Given name is Meagan Marie breaststroke. Spartanburg, S.C. Eickman...was born July 5, 1985 in Spartanburg, S.C....is the daughter of General: Two-year letter winner in the Michael and Ann Eickman...has one sister. breaststroke events...2005-06 ACC Career Best Times: 23.85 in 50-yard Academic Honor Roll selection. freestyle; 51.15 in 100-yard freestyle; 57.33 2005-06: Played a key role in adding depth in 100-yard butterfly; 55.68 in 100-yard back- to breaststroke group…had her best meet of stroke. the season at Clemson after setting season- bests in both the 100- and 200-yard breast- General: One of the team’s most versatile strokes…made the Dean’s List during the swimmers…three-time letter winner at spring semester. UNC...stands out as a sprint freestyler and 2004-05: Competed in her first ACC backstroker who also swims the Championship Meet as an exhibition swim- butterfly...ranked No. 1 on the UNC depth mer…swam the 200-yard individual medley chart in 2004-05 and 2005-06 in the 100- and the two breaststroke events. yard backstroke...named to the 2005-06 All- Prep: Graduated from Watauga High School ACC Academic Women’s Swimming on June 4, 2004…four-year varsity swim- Team...competed for the Spartaquatics Swim ming letter winner…also a two-year letter Club for coach Mike Faltraco. winner in cross country…finished third in the page 24 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Women’s Profiles

Meagan Eickman Personality Profile team All-America her senior year...2002 high Prep: Graduated in May 2005 from Satellite Major: Visual Communication & Graphics school Heisman nominee...National Honor High School in Satellite Beach, Fla.…All- Career Plans: Promotional graphic design Society member...2003 Scholar Athlete. America in 100 breaststroke…2003 and Hobbies: Scrapbooking, going to beach Personal: Given name is Laura Anne 2004 Florida Today Swimmer of the Athletes Most Admired: Natalie Filip...was born October 30, 1985 in Year…2004 Orlando Sentinel Swimmer of Coughlin.,Pete Sampras Mountain View, Calif....daughter of Stan and the Year…U.S. Open qualifier…three-time Biggest Sports Thrill: Swimming for UNC Lyn Filip...has one sister, Rachel. Scholastic All-America…swam on Florida Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic state championship team in 2004…two-time Career: Club coach Mike Faltraco state champion as a member of her team’s Favorite Book: Driven From Within by Laura Filip Personality Profile 200-yard medley relay…2003 state champi- Michael Jordan Majors: Journalism & Mass on as a member of the 400-yard freestyle People Favorite Magazine: Communications and Communication relay team…2004 state champion in the Bagels with cream cheese Favorite Food: Studies 100-yard breaststroke. Favorite Movie: One Fine Day Career Plans: Public Relations Given name is Jennifer Ayleen Favorite TV Show: The OC Personal: Hobbies: Reading, crafts Favorite Website: TarHeelBlue.com Frazier…born September 15, 1987 in Athlete Most Admired: Rod Brind’Amour Orlando, Fla….daughter of John and Jerrie People With Greatest Influence on Frazier…has one brother and one sister. Athletic Career: My family Favorite Book: Kite Runner Favorite Magazine: Real Simple Jen Frazier Personality Profile Favorite Food: My Mom’s Cheesecake Major: Undeclared Favorite Movie: Steel Magnolias Career Plans: Undecided Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy Hobbies: Shopping Laura Favorite Website: www.espn.com Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning team state FILIP title in 2004 Senior People With Greatest Influence on Diving Athletic Career: My parents Durham, N.C. Favorite Book: Catcher In The Rye Favorite Food: Breakfast Food Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy Career Best Scores: 262.57 in a one-meter dual meet; 253.40 in a one-meter champi- onship; 270.75 in a three-meter dual meet; 243.90 in a three-meter championship.

General: Three-year letter winner...looks to have a solid senior season...was one of the most improved divers on the team last sea- son…participates in ACC Outreach pro- gram...graduate of the Carolina Leadership Academy...member of UNC’s Student- Athlete Advisory Committee. 2005-06: Scored her first career point at ACC’s with a 16th-place finish on the three- meter board…also competed on the one- meter board, taking 23rd with a score of 186.20 in the preliminaries…had her best meet of the year with a pair of fourth place finishes at Duke including a season best score of 262.57 on the one-meter...named to the 2005-06 ACC Academic Honor Roll. Jen Karen 2004-05: Competed on the exhibition level FRAZIER GATELY in her first ACC Championships…garnered Sophomore Junior the second-best exhibition score on the one- Breaststroke Backstroke, Freestyle meter board…posted a 364.55 score on the Indian Harbour Beach, Fla. Sudbury, Mass. three-meter board, also the second-best from an exhibition diver...had career best 1:04.71 in 100-yard dual meet scores on the one- and three- Career Best Times: Career Best Times: 23.73 in 50-yard meter boards against East Carolina...named breaststroke; 2:18.99 in 200-yard breast- freestyle; 51.55 in 100-yard freestyle; 151.65 the outstanding strength and conditioning stroke; 2:06.49 in 200-yard individual med- in 200-yard freestyle; 57.77 in 100-yard performer on the women’s diving team. ley. backstroke; 2:10.26 in 200-yard backstroke. 2003-04: Redshirted during the 2003-04 season. General: A returning letter winner who is General: Two-time returning letter win- Prep: Graduated from the Durham School of expected to be one of Carolina’s leading per- ner…impact performer in sprint freestyle the Arts on May 28, 2003...competed on div- formers in the breaststroke events. events…also excels in the backstroke ing team her junior and senior years and 2005-06: Added depth in the breaststroke ...swam for the Bernal’s Gators Swim Club swimming team her junior and senior years events by competing in the ACC ...coached by Joe Bernal. as a freestyle sprinter...also competed in Championships as an exhibition swim- 2005-06: Did her best swimming of the year gymnastics as a freshman and sopho- mer…set a season best in both the 100- and at the ACC Championships as an exhibition more...swimming and diving team captain as 200-yard breaststroke events by going swimmer…set a season best in the 50-yard a junior and a senior...two-time North 1:05.98 and 2:21.24, respectively. freestyle at 24.07, the 100-yard freestyle at Carolina high school diving champion...first- 52.84 and the 100-yard backstroke at 58.00.

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2004-05: Swam in her first ACC Championships as an exhibition swim- mer…competed in the 50-yard freestyle. Prep: Graduated from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School in the spring of Nikki 2004...an integral part of the 2002 and 2003 GRISWELL Junior National Championship teams with Sophomore Bernal’s Gators...made the championship or IM, Backstroke consolation finals in the 50- and 100-yard Charlotte, N.C. freestyles, 50-yard backstroke and 50-yard butterfly...also swam the 200-yard freestyle 5:02.00 in 500-yard and 100-yard backstroke in high school and Career Best Times: freestyle; 2:07.00 in 200-yard butterfly; as a club swimmer...possessed the top time 2:05.56 in 200-yard individual medley; in New England during the 2003-04 short 4:23.30 in 400-yard individual medley; course season for 17-18 year-olds in the 2:06.31 in 200-yard backstroke. 50-, 100- and 200-yard freestyles and in the 100-yard backstroke...in long course swim- ming...she assembled the fastest New General: A returning letter winner who is a England times in the 50 and 100 free. versatile swimmer...swam last year in the Personal: Given name is Karen Elizabeth individual medley and backstroke...is also Gately…born August 4, 1985 in Newton, adept in the butterfly as well as distance Mass.…daughter of Vincent and Janis freestyle events...did her club swimming at Ashley Gately…has one brother, Michael. the Mecklenburg Aquatic Club. 2005-06: Contributed beyond expectations Howard in her first year competing with Freshman Karen Gately Personality Profile Backstroke, Freestyle Carolina…made the championship final of Durham, N.C. Major: Communications the ACC’s 400-yard individual medley, even- Career Plans: Undecided tually taking home a sixth place finish in Hobbies: Drawing 4:23.48…took 18th in the 200-yard individual Career Best Times: 58.13 in 100-yard Tiger Woods Athlete Most Admired: medley in a career-best 2:05.56…was the backstroke; 2:01.86 in 200-yard back- Red Sox winning Biggest Sports Thrill: 24th place finisher in the 200-yard back- stroke; 24.29 in 50-yard freestyle; 52.03 in the World Series stroke with a career-best time of 2:06.31. 100-yard freestyle; 1:51.80 in 200-yard People With Greatest Influence on Prep: Graduated from North Mecklenburg My parents freestyle; 5:00.99 in 500-yard freestyle; Athletic Career: High School on June 9, 2005...swam the 200 Favorite Magazine: Sports Illustrated 10:19.47 in 1000-yard freestyle; 17:15.21 in IM and 500 free for North Mecklenburg in her Favorite Food: Pink Pasta from FPP 1650-yard freestyle; 4:30.80 in 400-yard three years there and the 200 and 400 IM as Favorite Movie: Pulp Fiction individual medley. Favorite TV Show: Curb Your Enthusiasm well as the 200 fly in the seven years she competed for MAC…was a high school All- A spring signee who is expected to America performer in the 200 individual med- General: lead the UNC backstroke corps…also a bril- ley and on medley and freestyle relay liant swimmer in the middle distance teams…placed second in the state meet in freestyle…a club swimmer for 12 years, the 200 IM and third in the 500 most recently for Eric Stiedinger at Tar Heel freestyle…she also won both events at the Aquatic Team…junior national qualifier in the high school regionals…was a three-time 100 and 200 backstrokes. academic All-America with her club team…a Graduated from Riverside High three-time North Carolina All-Star Prep: School on June 9, 2006…four-year swim- Swimmer…made the junior national cut in ming letter winner there in the free, back and the 400-yard IM...National Honor Society IM…a senior national qualifier in the 200 selection. backstroke…also qualified for the U.S. Open Personal: Given name is Lauren Nicole in both the 100 and 200 backstrokes…2005 Griswell…born September 22, 1987 in North Carolina long course champion in the Charlotte, N.C….daughter of Laurie and 400 IM and as member of 200 and 400 free Tommy Griswell…has one younger brother. relays…named a North Carolina All-Star three times…N.C. Zone Team selection Nikki Griswell Personality Profile 2002-03…MVP of Pac 6 Conference in Major: Undeclared 2004…named Riverside High’s MVP three Career Plans: Undecided times…2005 and 2006 NC state champion in Hobbies: Eating, Sleeping, Napping, open water swimming…2005 North Carolina Shopping state long course championships high point Athlete Most Admired: Nicole O’Donnell winner…four-year honor roll student…North Biggest Sports Thrill: Making finals at Carolina Scholar…member of National ACC’s freshman year Honor Society. Favorite Magazine: Cosmo Personal: Given name is Ashley Brooke Favorite Food: Cheese on everything Howard…daughter of Ken and Jeannine Favorite Movie: Jerry McGuire Howard…was born January 13, 1988 in Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy/Run’s Durham, N.C….has one sister. House Favorite Website: facebook.com

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Ashley Howard Personality Profile 2003-04: One of two Carolina freshmen Major: Undeclared women’s divers to compete at the NCAA Career Plans: Undecided Zone B Diving Championships…at the ACC Hobbies: Movies, shopping, hanging out Championships she was the top Tar Heel fin- with friends isher, placing seventh on the one-meter Athlete Most Admired: Lance Armstrong board with a score of 255.25…scored 417.50 Biggest Sports Thrill: Getting my summer points to take ninth on the three-meter board. national cut and placing sixth in the 400 Prep: Graduated in June 2003 from medley relay at spring nationals Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute...was a People With Greatest Influence on magnificent all-around athlete on the high Athletic Career: My coach Eric Stiedinger school and club team level...competed in and my parents swimming for five years, gymnastics for nine Favorite Book: The DaVinci Code years, volleyball for five years, diving for Favorite Magazine: Cosmo seven years and synchronized swimming for Favorite Foods: Fajitas two years...served as captain of her high Favorite Movie: Wedding Crashers school swimming and volleyball teams and Favorite TV Show: The O.C. club diving team...member of city champi- onship swimming team...won Lawrence Park sportsmanship award for outstanding leader- ship and participation in student athletic pro- grams...Ontario Provincial champion in one- meter and three-meter springboard diving in 2002...was third in Canada in 2002 age group nationals on three-meter spring- board...finished seventh in Canada Senior Nationals in 2003 on one-meter spring- board....also winner of various international Bridget diving medals...winner of Elizabeth L. Grier KIMMEL Award for most outstanding student in the Senior 11th grade...also won the Hanne-Maria Backstroke, Butterfly Maijala Award for academic honors, sports- Towson, Md. manship and leadership...won award as most outstanding female student in grade 13, the final year in the Canadian education- Career Best Times: 56.01 in the 100-yard al system...won highest marks for French butterfly; 56.72 in the 100-yard backstroke; honors proficiency award…earned an hon- 2:02.20 in the 200-yard backstroke. ors bilingual certificate during final year. Lauren Personal: Given name is Lauren Elise KARATANEVSKI Karatanevski...was born July 7, 1984 in General: Three-time returning letter win- ner…can swim both the butterfly and back- Senior Toronto, Ontario...is the daughter of Chris Diving and Debbie...has one sister, Katelyn. stroke...swam for coaches Bob Bowman and Toronto, Ontario Murray Stephens at the North Baltimore Aquatic Club for eight years. Lauren Karatanevski Personality Profile 2005-06: Competed at the ACC Major: Exercise & Sports Science Career Best Scores: 280.65 in a one- Championships as an exhibition entry…set Career Plans: Pursue a career in the med- meter dual meet; 259.25 in a one-meter season bests in the 100-yard butterfly at ical field championship; 288.80 in a three-meter dual 58.31 and the 100-yard backstroke at 59.40. Hobbies: Watch and play sports, listen to meet; 244.05 in a three-meter champi- 2004-05: Earned second varsity letter...had music, dancing onship. season best times as an exhibition entry at Athlete Most Admired: Club coach Arturo the ACC Championships. Miranda 2003-04: Competed in the ACC General: Three-time returning letter winner Biggest Sports Thrill: Celebrating on Championships as an exhibition swimmer, who will be one of the mainstays of an expe- Franklin Street the night the basketball team swimming the 100- and 200-yard back- rienced diving team...returns as one of the won the national championship stroke. senior leaders of a talented team…ranked Person With Greatest Influence on Prep: Graduated on May 31, 2003 from No. 1 on the UNC depth chart in 2004-05 for Athletic Career: Club coach Arturo Notre Dame Prep School...outstanding all- dual meet scores on both the one- and three- Miranda around athlete who competed in tennis (one meter boards. Favorite Books: Catcher In The Rye, year), lacrosse (four years) and swimming 2005-06: Battled injuries throughout the sea- Summer Sisters (four years)...a three-time IAAM swim cham- son but rebounded to have a strong ACC Favorite Magazine: Cosmopolitan pion...National Catholic most valuable swim- Championships…took eighth on the one- Favorite Foods: Grandmother’s lemon mer...Baltimore Sun prep athlete of the meter board as one of four Carolina divers to cake week...Fox 45 News athlete of the reach the finals…also took 15th on the three- Favorite Movies: Wedding Crashers, My week...high school team swim captain as meter board with a career-best 244.05 Cousin Vinny senior…also won one MIAA championship in score...earned a spot on the 2005-06 ACC Favorite TV Shows: The Hills, Laguna lacrosse as member of Notre Dame squad. Academic Honor Roll. Beach, America’s Next Top Model, Sex In Personal: Given name is Bridget Gannon 2004-05: Achieved her highest career dual The City Kimmel...was born September 8, 1984 in meet scores on both boards in the contest Baltimore, Md....is the daughter of Peter and against Duke...continued to be a leader of Patty Kimmel...has two brothers and one sis- the Tar Heel divers…took 13th on the three- ter...her grandfather was an All-America and meter board, scoring 397.65 at ACC Hall of Fame lacrosse player at Loyola Championships…qualified to compete in the College. NCAA zone diving championships.

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Bridget Kimmel Personality Profile 2005-06: Reached the NCAA Championships Personal: Given name is Lindsey Catherine Major: Communications for the second consecutive year competing in Marck…born March 21, 1986 in Princeton, Career Plans: Sales both butterfly events…took 29th in the 200 fly N.J.…daughter of Charlie and Sue Hobbies: Anything outside, sports and 39th in the 100 fly...named All-ACC for Marck…has two brothers, C.J., who will be Athletes Most Admired: Karen Mann, second straight year...won Jamerson Award playing football at UConn beginning in the fall Brooke Miller as most valuable swimmer…won the ACC of 2007, and Stephen…her mother swam Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning junior Championship in the 200-yard butterfly after and her father played football for Lehigh nationals and getting national cut at age 12 being the only swimmer to break the two- University…her grandfather played football People With Greatest Influence on minute barrier at 1:59.17…touched the wall for the Chicago Bears. Athletic Career: My parents, Frank just seven hundredths of a seconds away Comfort from winning the 100-yard butterfly crown, Favorite Book: It’s Not All About The Bike but still scored 17 points for the team with her Lindsey Marck Personality Profile by Lance Armstrong career-best 54.08 time good for second Major: Journalism (Advertising) Favorite Food: FPP’s Penne and Pink place...that time ranks as the third fastest in Career Plans: Undecided Sauce UNC history…was the fastest butterfly swim- Hobbies: Outdoor activities, scrapbooking, Favorite Movie: Orange County mer in the 400-yard medley relay, helping the hanging out with friends Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy team to a sixth place finish…turned in the Athlete Most Admired: Natalie Coughlin second fastest butterfly split in the race at Biggest Sports Thrill: Swimming in 2004 24.21 for the fifth place 200-yard medley Olympic Trials relay team…swam the second leg of the People With Greatest Influence on fourth place 800-yard freestyle with a 1:51.77 Athletic Career: My parents, my club split…also competed in the 200-yard individ- coaches Bruce Townsend and Bob Platt ual medley, coming in 15th…swam the third Favorite Foods: Angel hair pasta with leg of the third-place 400-yard freestyle shrimp, cereal relay…won the 100-yard and 200-yard but- Favorite Movie: Legally Blonde terfly events at Nike Cup. Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy 2004-05: Copped All-ACC honors...won two of the team’s most prestigious awards...was named the Jamerson Memorial Most Valuable Swimmer for her year-long perform- ance...... earned the Most Outstanding Award based on her 200-yard butterfly swim at the Nike Cup...took 23rd in the 100-yard butterfly with a career best 54.20, the third best fresh- man performance in the event at the NCAA Championships…the time also placed her Lindsey third all-time for Carolina in the event…fin- MARCK ished 27th in the 200-yard butterfly… at the ACC Championships, she finished third in the Junior Butterfly, IM 100-yard butterfly in 54.38 and third in the Newtown, Pa. 200-yard butterfly...recorded the quickest but- terfly split of the meet with a 24.26 on the third place 200-yard medley relay…swam the Career Best Times: 54.08 in 100-yard but- third leg of the third place 800-yard freestyle terfly; 1:58.79 in 200-yard butterfly; 2:04.40 relay…finished seventh overall and as the top in 200-yard individual medley; 1:51.91 in Tar Heel in the 200-yard individual medley in 200-yard freestyle. 2:04.40…swam a 53.94 split as the butterfly leg of the 400-yard medley relay...also swam General: One of the captains of the 2006-07 as part of the fifth place 400-yard freestyle Erika UNC women’s team...viewed as one of the relay...won Nike Cup titles in both the 100 MATHEIS best butterfliers in the country...NCAA and 200 fly...swam her career best at the Junior Championships qualifier as a freshman and a meet in the 200 with a 1:58.79 clocking, mov- Diving sophomore...won the 2006 ACC title in the ing her to the No. 3 spot on the Tar Heels’ Webster, N.Y. 200-yard butterfly after being the Tar Heels’ career depth chart...was named ACC top point scorer from the 2005 ACC Women’s Swimmer of the Week after the Championships…...ranked No. 1 at season’s Georgia dual meet...competed in the 2004 Career Best Scores: 264.15 in a one-meter end on UNC’s women’s swimming depth U.S. Olympic Trials in the 100- and 200- dual meet; 247.35 in a one-meter champi- chart in both the 100 and 200 fly events in meter butterfly events. onship; 278.25 in a three-meter dual meet; 2004-05 and 2005-06...was No. 1 on the Prep: Graduated from Pennsbury High 282.20 in a three-meter championship. depth chart in the 200 IM as a sophomore School in Fairless Hills, Pa. in June and No. 3 as a freshman…swam in the 2004 2004…eight-time high school All-America General: Two-time returning letter winner Olympic Trials...qualified for the 2008 honoree including four straight years in the ...ranked No. 3 on the UNC depth chart on Olympic Trials in the 100 and 200 butterflys at 100-yard butterfly…school record holder in both boards in the 2005-06 season...named the 2005 Summer Nationals...swam for the five events…PIAA District One record holder to 2005-06 ACC Academic Honor Roll...did Spirit Swimming Club where she was in the 100 butterfly…state champion in the her club level with coach Carolyn Carlton at coached by Bob Platt...participates in 100 butterfly as a senior…swimming team the Blue Fins Diving Club. Carolina Leadership Academy...member of captain…senior national qualifier in the 100- 2005-06: Had a productive sophomore cam- SAAC and AIA. and 200-yard butterfly events…Eastern paign...was always amongst the Tar Heels’ Sectional winner in the 100 fly in 2004 and top competitors…made the ACC finals on the finished second in 2003…three-time one-meter, taking seventh place as one of Scholastic All-America…2004 Courier Times four Tar Heels to advance from preliminar- Female Swimmer of the Year…National ies…was the only Carolina diver to make the Honor Society member. finals on the three-meter board with an eighth page 28 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Women’s Profiles place finish…also competed in the NCAA Zone Championships, finishing 29th on the three-meter board and 33rd on the one- meter. Taylor 2004-05: Competed as an exhibition entry in the ACC Championships...was the highest McFARLANE exhibition scorer on both boards with a Sophomore 226.35 in the one-meter and a 410.90 in the Free, Backstroke Cape Elizabeth. Maine three-meter...had she been a scoring partici- pant she would have finished 12th in both events...the score on the three meter was a Career Best Times: 2:01.60 in the 200-yard career high for a championship meet...had backstroke; 1:50.23 in the 200-yard her career high dual meet scores against freestyle. Duke for one meter and against East Carolina for three meter...earned member- ship on the 2004-05 ACC Academic Honor General: A transfer from the University of Roll...named to the Dean’s List in the Spring Miami who now becomes eligible to swim for semester of 2005. the Tar Heels in the 2006-07 season...will bring depth to Carolina in the middle distance Prep: Graduated from Webster Schroeder High School on June 27, 2004…two-time All- freestyle events and as a backstroker...a America honoree…New York state champion graduate of the Carolina Leadership Lindsay as a junior and runner-up as a senior…Army Academy. McILVAIN Reserves Scholar Athlete…led team to 2005-06: Sat out the season under NCAA Sophomore Division II championship title…team cap- transfer rules while gaining valuable experi- Freestyle Brentwood, Tenn. tain…placed in top eight in the Junior ence in practice. Olympic Regional and zone meets…member 2004-05: Had a solid ACC Championship of the National Honor Society and Spanish meet competing for the Miami Career Best Times: 4:49.90 in the 500-yard Honor Society…AP Scholar. Hurricanes...placed 14th in the 200 back- freestyle; 9:53.90 in the 1000-yard freestyle; Given name is Erika Ashley stroke with a time of 2:03.79...took 15th place Personal: 16:31.30 in the 1650-yard freestyle; 2:02.90 Matheis…was born June 17, 1986 in in the 200-yard freestyle...anchored Miami’s in the 200-yard butterfly; 4:21.80 in the 400- Rochester, N.Y.…daughter of Henry Matheis 800-yard freestyle relay, splitting in a time of yard individual medley. and Nancy Anderson…has one sister. 1:49.82...also swam the 100 backstroke. Prep: Graduated from Cape Elizabeth High School in 2004...ran cross country there and General: One of Carolina’s top distance Erika Matheis Personality Profile was a goalkeeper on the soccer team...two- swimmers...returning letter winner who spe- Major: Exercise & Sports Science year high school All-America selection...was cializes in the freestyle but also swims butter- Career Plans: Orthopaedic Surgeon/P.A. or a team captain for two years...four-year All- fly and IM…was named to the 2005-06 ACC P.T. State selection...holds seven state Academic Honor Roll. Hobbies: Surfing, going to the beach, vol- records...was named the Maine Female Was a major reason for the pro- leyball 2005-06: Athlete of the Year two years in a row…grad- nounced success of the women’s distance Athletes Most Admired: Alex Kenley and uated with high honors. freestyle corps…at ACC’s, she was the third Ryan Funderburk Personal: Given name is Taylor Marie in a trio of Tar Heel freshman to finish in the Biggest Sports Thrill: Four UNC women McFarlane...was born August 22, 1986 in top five of the 1650-yard freestyle, taking finaling at ACC’s in 2006 on the one-meter Portland, Maine...is the daughter of Jayne fifth…was a consolation finalist with a 13th board Hanley and Jim McFarlane...has two broth- place finish in the 500-yard freestyle…also Person With Greatest Influence on ers. finished 13th in the 400-yard individual med- Athletic Career: Carolyn Carlton ley...took ninth in the 1650 at Nike Cup. Favorite Book: Angels and Demons by Dan Graduated from Brentwood High Brown Taylor McFarlane Personality Profile Prep: School in May 2005...four-year letter winner Favorite Magazine: Cosmopolitan (it’s my Major: Graphic Design in Journalism in swimming and cross country...2004-05 guilty pleasure) School, concentration in marketing swim team captain…two-time Scholastic All- Favorite Foods: Anything from the Career Plans: Sports Marketing America…2004 Olympic Trials qualifier in the Cheesecake Factory Hobbies: Napping, hanging out with friends 200-meter butterfly and the 400- and 800- Favorite Movie: Boondock Saints Athlete Most Admired: Jenny Thompson meter freestyles…team captain her senior Favorite TV Shows: The O.C./Grey’s Biggest Sports Thrill: Swimming with year…swam on a state championship squad Anatomy Jenny on a relay at night at nationals in 2003…captured state championship in the Favorite Websites: TarHeelBlue.com or Person With Greatest Influence on 200 fly…three-time All-District cross country espn.com Athletic Career: My dad runner…ran on cross country state champi- Favorite Book: Tuesdays With Morrie onship unit in 2003 and 2004…received Favorite Magazine: Cosmo Principal’s Award…member of National Favorite Food: Breakfast food Honor Roll and National Honor Society. Favorite Movies: Love and Basketball, Pippi Longstocking Personal: Given name is Lindsay Porter McIlvain…born September 17, 1986 in Virginia Beach, Va….daughter of Andy and Dona McIlvain…has one brother, Drew, and one sister, Ashley…her mother swam at Furman University…her sister is a junior on the Marshall University swimming team.

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Lindsay McIlvain Personality Profile short course Top 16 after finishing 11th in the General: Non-scholarship swimmer who will Major: Undeclared 400 individual medley and 11th in the 200 add depth to the Tar Heel lineup in the sprint Career Plans: Undecided butterfly at nationals…two-time Interac high freestyle and butterfly. Hobbies: Hiking, scrapbooking school champion in the 100-yard Prep: Graduated from North Mecklenburg Athlete Most Admired: Lance Armstrong butterfly…named to the Philadelphia Inquirer High School on June 10, 2006…four-year let- Biggest Sports Thrill: Olympic Trials 2004 first team All-Area squad in the 200-yard ter winner there…swam for Mecklenburg People With Greatest Influence on Athletic medley relay for three consecutive Aquatic Club for 10 years…MVP of high Career: My parents and my club coach John years…also named to the newspaper’s sec- school team in 2006 when she finished sec- Morse ond team All-Area team in the 100-yard but- ond in the regional meet in the 200 Favorite Book: A Walk In The Woods terfly and 200-yard individual medley as a free…swam on 200 free relay which was Favorite Magazine: Backpacker sophomore and a junior…Suburban Aquatic state runner-up in 2006…North Mecklenburg Favorite Food: Pasta League record holder in the 200 IM and 100 team twice swam to third-place state finishes Favorite Movie: Pride and Prejudice butterfly for the 15-and-older age group…part and four times won regional titles…with MAC Favorite TV Show: Friends of the 2005 national high school swimming was a 2006 junior nationals qualifier…mem- Favorite Website: TarHeelBlue.com championship team…placed second in the ber of 800 free relay team which was ranked U.S. Swimming Open Water Championships 14th nationally…participated in a host of for the Middle Atlantic Region in 2003…a extracurricular clubs…four-year honor roll member of the National Honor Society. student…member of National Honor Personal: Given name is Hannah Society…scholastic All-America…North Montgomery Mein…born January 28, 1987 in Carolina Scholar…Presidential Scholar. Princeton, N.J….is the daughter of Stewart Personal: Given name is Elizabeth Shuford and Laurie Mein…has one brother. Miller…daughter of Bob and Charlotte Miller…was born August 21, 1988 in Hannah Mein Personality Profile Charlotte, N.C….has two brothers. Majors: Economics & Communications Career Plans: Undecided Beth Miller Personality Profile Hobbies: Going to the beach, eating at Time Major: Undeclared Out, napping, dance parties Career Plans: Medicine Athlete Most Admired: Mike Copeland Hobbies: Shopping, church service work Biggest Sports Thrill: Making my first Athlete Most Admired: Lance Armstrong national cut Biggest Sports Thrill: Carolina’s 2005 People With Greatest Influence on Athletic national championship in basketball Career: My parents Person With Greatest Influence on Hannah Favorite Magazines: Cosmopolitan, US Athletic Career: My grandfather, Earl Miller Weekly Favorite Book: The DaVinci Code MEIN Favorite Food: Coconut Shrimp Favorite Magazine: Sports Illustrated Sophomore Favorite Movie: Garden State Favorite Food: Chocolate Butterfly, IM 8th and Ocean, My Doylestown, Pa. Favorite TV Shows: Favorite Movie: Wedding Crashers Super Sweet 16 Favorite TV Shows: Friends, Everyone Loves Raymond Career Best Times: 57.65 in the 100-yard Favorite Website: facebook.com butterfly; 2:01.48 in the 200-yard butterfly; 2:22.40 in the 200-yard breaststroke; 2:07.05 in the 200-yard individual medley; 4:22.79 in the 400-yard individual medley.

General: Returning letter winner who was a Kelsey top contributor in both the butterfly and indi- MORRISSY vidual medley events during her freshman Junior campaign...ranked No. 2 on the UNC depth Freestyle, Breast chart in the 200-yard butterfly as a fresh- Horsham, Pa. man...member of the Central Bucks Aquatic Club from freshman through senior years in high school. Career Best Times: 23.10 in the 50-yard freestyle; 50.55 in the 100-yard freestyle; 2005-06: Quickly became an integral part of the team in just her first year in the Carolina 1:04.27 in the 100-yard breaststroke. program…reached the championship final of the 200-yard butterfly taking fourth place with Beth General: One of UNC’s top freestyle sprint- a career-best 2:01.48…barely missed the MILLER ers ...two-year letter winner...moved into ninth point cutoff with an 18th place finish in the Freshman place on the UNC Top 10 list in the 50-yard 400-yard individual medley…also competed Freestyle freestyle at 23.23 with the best time of her in the 100-yard butterfly…won both the 200- Davidson, N.C. freshman year in the event...also attained the yard butterfly and 200-yard breaststroke in No. 10 spot in the 100-yard breaststroke at the dual meet against NC State. Carolina at 1:04.27 as a freshman…ranked Prep: Graduated from Germantown Career Best Times: 24.29 in the 50-yard No. 1 on the 2004-05 depth chart in the 50- Academy in Fort Washington, Pa. on June freestyle; 52.03 in the 100-yard freestyle; and 100-yard freestyles and No. 3 in the 100- 10, 2005...swam on the varsity team for three 1:51.80 in the 200-yard freestyle. yard breaststroke...as a sophomore she years…was a three-time All-America selec- ranked No. 1 in the 50 free, No. 2 in the 100 tion there in the 100 fly, 200 IM and as a part breast and No. 3 in the 100 free...swam for of the 200 medley relay team…a national coach Stu Faux at the Upper Dublin Aquatic qualifier in the 400 individual medley…named Club...Carolina Leadership Academy partci- to the U.S. Swimming national age group pant...member of veteran leaders program. page 30 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Women’s Profiles

2005-06: At the ACC meet she won the con- District, All-Area, All-County and All-League solation final of the 50-yard freestyle in 23.33 Teams...also competed for the Delaware after barely missing the cut for the champi- Swim Team, which won eight state champi- onship final by one-tenth of a second…led off onships...won president’s award for outstand- the fifth place 200-yard freestyle relay team ing academic excellence...an academic All- with a 23.42 split…was Carolina’s highest fin- America selection. isher in the 100-yard breaststroke, taking Personal: Given name is Marissa Nilon...was 13th…took 11th in the 100-yard freestyle born March 1, 1985 in Wilmington, Del....is after dropping seven tenths off her time in the the daughter of Patrick and Bonnie prelims…anchored the sixth place 400-yard Nilon...has one brother and two sisters. medley relay…swam the fastest Carolina split at 50.41 for the third place 400-yard freestyle relay. Marissa Nilon Personality Profile 2004-05: A 2005 All-ACC selection...lived up Major: Graphic Design, Sports to high expectations with an outstanding Communications freshman campaign…finished in third place Career Plans: Undecided at the ACC Championships in the 50-yard Hobbies: Other sports, painting, music freestyle with a 23.27 clocking...swam her Athlete Most Admired: Travis Pastrana way to 12th place in the 100-yard breast- Marissa Biggest Sports Thrill: Getting the opportu- stroke with a career best 1:04.27…anchored NILON nity to be an athlete at UNC the third place 200-yard medley relay with a Senior Favorite Food: Macaroni and Cheese 23.05 split…also closed out the fourth place Breaststroke Favorite TV Show: Doug 400-yard medley relay…won the consolation Kennett Square, Pa. heat of the 100-yard freestyle to take ninth place overall in the event…led off the 200- yard freestyle relay and swam the second leg Career Best Times: 23.91 in 50-yard of the fifth place 400-yard freestyle relay. freestyle; 1:03.85 in 100-yard breaststroke; 2:19.10 in 200-yard breaststroke; 2:05.83 in Prep: Graduated from Hatboro Horsham High School on June 14, 2004…three-time the 200-yard individual medley. All-America selection in the 50-yard freestyle…four-time national qualifier in the General: One of the top breaststrokers on 50 and 100-yard freestyle events...two-time the UNC depth chart…a three-time returning state champion and the state record holder in letter winner who also swims the freestyle the 50-yard freestyle…three-time state run- and IM…moved into Carolina’s all-time Top nerup in the 100 free...team captain her jun- 10 in both breaststroke events as a sopho- ior and senior years…the school record hold- more...ranks No. 6 at 100 yards and No. 10 at er in four events…high school team MVP as 200 yards…swam for coach Jay Lynch at the a senior...also won the outstanding freshman Delaware Swim Team. award and was the team’s high point scorer 2005-06: Provided valuable leadership on the as a junior and a senior…four-year District I team and was a consistent point producer in champion in the 50 and 100 freestyles…2003 the breaststroke events…at the ACC and 2004 swimmer of the meet at District I Championships, she won the bonus consola- Championships...Bess Halprin Memorial tion final of the 200-yard breaststroke to finish Award winner…two-time Philadelphia in 17th place…was the meet’s 19th fastest Inquirer Athlete of the Week…nominee for finisher in the 100-yard breaststroke…also the William B. Dannehower Award…four-year competed in the 200-yard individual med- Honor Roll student. ley…made the finals in both breaststroke Annie Given name is Kelsey Noel Personal: events at Nike Cup. NORTON Morrissy…born December 19, 1985…daugh- 2004-05: On the Carolina depth chart, she Freshman ter of Dennis and Judy Morrissy…has one ranked No. 2 in the 100 breast and No. 3 in Breaststroke sister, Melissa, who swam for Rider Charlotte, N.C. the 200 breast...at the ACC meet, she won University…her father played football at East the bonus consolation heat of the 100-yard Stroudsburg University. breaststroke after dropping almost two sec- Career Best Times: 1:04.84 in 100-yard onds off her preliminary time to finish in breaststroke; 2:19.12 in 200-yard breast- Kelsey Morrissy Personality Profile 1:03.85…set a career best of 2:05.83 in the stroke. Majors: Communications, Computer 200-yard individual medley, finishing Graphics 18th…also took 10th place in the 200-yard An outstanding addition to the Tar Career Plans: Working with magazine breaststroke...was named the women’s General: design swimming team’s outstanding performer in Heel breaststroke corps…swam for four years for the Mecklenburg Aquatic Club. Hobbies: Music, movies, crafting strength and conditioning...named to the Graduated Providence High School on Biggest Sports Thrill: Experiencing the Dean’s List in the fall semester 2004...named Prep: national championship for basketball my to 2004-05 ACC Academic Honor Roll. June 12, 2006…swam for her high school team as freshman, sophomore and sen- freshman year 2003-04: At the ACC Championships, she ior…specialized in the 100 and 200 breast- Favorite Books: The DaVinci Code, Angels competed as an exhibition swimmer in the and Demons by Dan Brown 100- and 200-yard breaststrokes. strokes and the 200 and 400 IM events…swam on two Providence teams Favorite Magazine: US Weekly Prep: Graduated in June 2003 from which won state championships…finished in Favorite Foods: Pasta or Chinese, Reece’s Unionville High School...an accomplished Peanut Buttercups swimmer there who specialized in the 100 second place in the 100 breast for two years at the state championships…swam on a 200 Favorite Movies: Step Up, The Italian Job breaststroke, 50 free and 100 freestyle...also medley relay team which won 2004 state Favorite TV Shows: Grey’s Anatomy, played one year of lacrosse...first-team All- Project Runway America selection in swimming...district championship …swimming with MAC she Favorite Websites: TarHeelBlue.com, champion...named to the All-State, All- itarheel.com 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 31 2006-07 Women’s Profiles Carolina Swimming and Diving

qualified for the U.S. nationals in 2005-06: Highlighted her first year of Carolina 2004…three-time Scholastic All- swimming by dropping seven seconds off her America…Honor Roll student every previous career best in the 1650-yard year…member of National Honor Society. freestyle to set the new Carolina record in the Kristin Personal: Given name is Annie Lee event at 16:13.88…that time, which was Norton…daughter of Judith and Michael achieved at the 2005 Nike Cup, helped her OXFORD Norton…was born April 23, 1988 in qualify for the NCAA Championships in her Junior Baltimore, Md….has one sister, Sarah. Freestyle first season as a collegiate athlete…she Charlotte, N.C. earned honorable mention All-America hon- Annie Norton Personality Profile ors for finishing 15th in the event…also swam Major: Undeclared the 500-yard freestyle, finishing 46th…had Career Best Times: 1:50.07 in 200-yard Career Plans: Sports Management her highest finish at ACC’s in the 1650-yard freestyle; 4:51.50 in 500-yard freestyle; Hobbies: Working out, shopping, jet skiing, freestyle by taking third place…had the high- 9:57.87 in 1000-yard freestyle. tubing, traveling est finish in the 1650 of any swimmer return- Athlete Most Admired: Lance Armstrong ing to ACC competition in 2006-07…took fifth Transfer to Carolina who comes in Biggest Sports Thrill: Making my national in the 500-yard freestyle at ACC’s…swam the General: cut in the 200 breaststroke third leg of the fourth place 800-yard freestyle with junior year eligibility…a welcome addi- tion to the Tar Heel program…comes to People With Greatest Influence on relay team…also competed in the 200-yard Carolina with times that place her high on the Athletic Career: My Mom and Dad, former freestyle. UNC depth chart. coach Dave Gibson Prep: Graduated from Hopewell High School Graduated from Providence High Favorite Book: It’s Not About The Bike in Huntersville, N.C. on June 10, 2005...four- Prep: School in 2004…a four-year swimming letter Favorite Magazine: Cosmo year swimming letter winner…qualified for winner at Providence, swimming the 200 and Favorite Food: Homemade chocolate chip the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials in the 800-meter pancakes freestyle…was a two-time high school All- 500 freestyle events…co-captain of team as a senior…helped lead Providence to state Favorite Movies: How To Lose A Guy In 10 America…club record holder in the 1650-yard Days, Remember The Titans freestyle…was ranked third nationally in the high school championships in 2001, 2002 and 2004…won the state titles in the 200 and Favorite TV Shows: The O.C., CSI 1650 freestyle in the 15 and 16-year-old age 500 freestyles in 2004…also won the 500 in Favorite Websites: facebook.com group…Southeast Sectional record holder in the 1650 freestyle, setting the mark in 2002 and the 200 in 2003...named a Coca- 2004…was a national qualifier in both the Cola Scholar-Athlete…named Providence’s 1000- and 1650-yard freestyles as well as the Female Athlete-of-the-Year in 2004 800- and 1500-meter freestyles…member of …Charlotte Observer’s 2001 Swimmer-of- DECA. the-Year. Given name is Kristin Ashley Personal: Given name is Nicole Blair Personal: O’Donnell…was born July 27, 1987 in Oxford…daughter of Duke and Toni Charlotte, N.C….is the daughter of Colvin Oxford…born in Boston, Mass….has two half and Nikki O’Donnell…has one brother and brothers and one half sister. one sister…her twin sister is a sophomore swimmer at Clemson…her father also swam Kristin Oxford Personality Profile at Clemson. Major: Advertising Career Plans: Working in New York City Nicole O’Donnell Personality Profile Hobbies: Shopping, reading, watching TV, Major: Undeclared hanging out with my friends Career Plans: Undecided Athlete Most Admired: Michael Phelps Hobbies: Shopping, napping Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning 2004 high Biggest Sports Thrill: Swimming at school state championship Olympic Trials Person With Greatest Influence on Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic Career: Coach Dave Gibson Athletic Career: My father Favorite Book: A Total Waste of Makeup Favorite Book: To Kill A Mockingbird Favorite Magazine: Cosmo Favorite Magazine: Cosmopolitan Favorite Food: Macaroni and Cheese Favorite Food: Tacos Favorite Movie: Zoolander Favorite Movie: Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Favorite TV Shows: One Tree Hill Nicole Stole Christmas Favorite Website: itarheel.com O’DONNELL Favorite TV Shows: Nip/Tuck, CSI Favorite Website: ebaumsworld.com Sophomore Freestyle Cornelius, N.C.

Career Best Times: 4:50.38 in 500-yard freestyle; 9:51.00 in 1000-yard freestyle; 16:13.88 in 1650-yard freestyle; 1:53.21 in 200-yard freestyle.

General: A returning All-America in the dis- tance freestyle events…established school record in the 1650-yard freestyle as a fresh- man…shared the team’s Most Outstanding Swimmer award in her first year at Carolina. page 32 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Women’s Profiles

Sarah Proctor Personality Profile Major: Undeclared Career Plans: Undecided Katy Hobbies: Reading, piano, ultimate frisbee, PRITCHETT hanging out with friends Athlete Most Admired: David Beckham Sophomore Diving Biggest Sports Thrill: Setting two state Lubbock, Texas records in the same night Person With Greatest Influence on Athletic Career: Coach Steve Billings Career Best Scores: 233.18 in a one-meter Favorite Book: The Trojan Odyssey dual meet; 209.65 in a one-meter champi- Favorite Magazine: Fitness onship meet; 243.25 in a three-meter dual Favorite Foods: Queso chicken burritos, meet; 187.70 in a three-meter championship anything spicy, olives meet. Favorite Movies: Eurotrip, The Italian Job Favorite TV Show: Seinfeld Favorite Website: college humor.com General: A returning letter winner in the div- ing corps for UNC…showed tremendous improvement in her freshman year…excelled academically last year…was named to Dean’s List in both semesters…selected for 2005-06 ACC Academic Honor Roll. Emily 2005-06: Continually improved throughout the season as one of the diving team’s most Sarah REARDON youthful members…competed as an exhibi- PROCTOR Senior tion entry at ACC’s in both the one-meter and Butterfly, Backstroke Sophomore Marietta, Ga. three-meter events…named to the Dean’s Freestyle, Butterfly List in both the fall and spring semesters. Charlotte, N.C. Prep: Graduated from Coronado High Career Best Times: 55.99 in 100-yard but- School on May 28, 2005…dove for four years terfly; 2:03.71 in 200-yard butterfly; 59.38 in there...also was part of the golf and softball Career Best Times: 23.85 in 50-yard freestyle; 52.00 in 100-yard freestyle; 57.17 100-yard backstroke; 2:01.71 in 200-yard teams for a year each…a three-time high backstroke. school All-America selection…also named to in 100-yard butterfly. the Speedo Top 40 in three consecutive years…was a team captain her sophomore General: A returning letter winner who General: 2006-07 team captain…three-time through senior years…was a two-year district excels in the sprint freestyle events…also returning letter winner who excels in the but- champion, a three-time regional champ and a adds depth in the sprint butterfly...swam for terfly and backstroke events…an active state finalist for three straight years…was NOMAD Swim Club in Charlotte…swam for member of ACC Outreach community service twice named district diver of the NOMAD for ten years. program...has been named to the Dean’s List year…named regional diver of the year three 2005-06: Gained valuable experience in her each of her first six semesters at times…four times made the All-State first year competing against Division I college Carolina…three-year member of the ACC team…was also given the Lubbock outstand- competition…had season bests in the 50- Academic Honor Roll...competed for Swim ing competitor award...named the Lubbock and 100-yard freestyles at Nike Cup…com- Atlanta club team before coming to Chapel most valuable senior diver…was an academ- peted in the ACC Championships as an exhi- Hill. ic All-America…a semifinalist for the Wendy’s bition swimmer, setting a season best time in 2005-06: Winner of the Andrea Erben High School Heisman Award…a member of the 100 fly. Memorial Award as the team’s most dedicat- the National Honor Society…academically, Prep: Graduated from North Mecklenburg ed swimmer…led by example in and out of she ranked second in her class. High School in Huntersville, N.C. on June 9, the pool as one of the team’s mainstays in the Personal: Given name is Katy Nicole 2005...four-year letter winner in swimming as backstroke and butterfly events…at the ACC Pritchett…was born December 3, 1986 in a freestyle sprinter, butterflier and relay swim- meet, she scored four points for the team with Lubbock, Texas…daughter of Amy and mer…six-time All-America…school record a 13th place finish in the 100-yard butter- Patrick Pritchett…her cousin, Jarryd, played holder in the 50-yard freestyle, 100-yard but- fly…was the team’s highest finisher in the football at SMU. terfly and as member of the 200- and 400- 200-yard backstroke in 15th place…also took yard freestyle relays and 200-yard medley 15th spot in the 200-yard butterfly…made the relay…team’s most outstanding swimmer Dean’s List during both semesters...garnered Katy Pritchett Personality Profile and MVP…2004-05 Charlotte Observer ACC Academic Honor Roll honors. Major: Undeclared Swimmer of the Year…state record holder in 2004-05: Ranked No. 1 on the Tar Heel depth Career Plans: Business the 50-yard freestyle at 23.89 and as member chart in 2004-05 in the 200-yard back- Hobbies: Sports of the 200-yard freestyle relay in 2005…North stroke…achieved career best times in the Athletes Most Admired: Roger Clemens, Carolina All-Star from 2001-04…three-time 200 fly and 200 back...showed continued Chipper Jones high school state champion in the 50 free, improvement in her second Biggest Sports Thrill: Attending Carolina- 100 fly and as member of 200 free relay…All- season…reached the championship final in Duke basketball game Mecklenburg County first team selection all the 200-yard backstroke at ACC’s and col- People With Greatest Influence on four years…member of both the National lected eighth place…also a championship Athletic Career: My high school diving Honor Society and National Technical Honors finals participant in the 200-yard butterfly, fin- coaches Society…DECA state finalist in 2004 and ishing seventh…finished 19th in the 100-yard Favorite Book: A Tale of Two Cities 2005…captain of NOMAD club team. butterfly...named to the Dean’s List in both Favorite Magazine: Sports Illustrated Personal: Given name is Sarah Kristine semesters of the 2004-05 school Favorite Food: Chicken Fried Steak Proctor…born July 28, 1987 in Barberton, year...named to the 2005 ACC Honor Roll. Favorite Movie: How To Lose A Guy In 10 Ohio…daughter of Matthew and Glenda Days Proctor…has two brothers. Favorite TV Shows: Grey’s Anatomy Favorite Website: msn.com 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 33 2006-07 Women’s Profiles Carolina Swimming and Diving

2003-04: Competed in two events in the General: A returning letter winner who was a ACC Championships as an exhibition swim- major part of the sprint freestyle and relay mer…set what was then a personal best in events last season...also a talented 100-yard the 200-yard backstroke at 2:04.72…also set butterflier…an outstanding student, she was a then personal best in the 200-yard butterfly named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll last at 2:04.18…won Jamerson Memorial Award season…was recognized as the team’s out- for being the team’s most improved swim- standing strength and conditioning performer mer…earned Dean’s List accolades both as a freshman. semesters. 2005-06: One of the team’s most reliable but- Prep: Graduated from Pope High School on terfliers and sprint freestylers as a fresh- May 24, 2003...swam on the varsity team man…at the ACC meet, she was one of there for four years, competing in the 100 and Carolina’s top finishers in the 200-yard but- 200 butterfly events and 100 and 200 back- terfly, taking 12th after posting a career-best strokes...also swam for the Swim Atlanta club time in the preliminaries…scored key points team...was named a Georgia All-Star from with a 14th place finish in the 100-yard but- 1996-2003...MVP of high school team in terfly…took 15th place in the 50-yard 2002-03...high school team’s rookie of the freestyle, notching a career-best 23.74 time year in 1999-2000...valedictorian of her high in the preliminaries…swam a 23.37 split as school class...two-time Scholar the third leg of the fifth-place 200-yard Athlete…member of National Honor Society freestyle relay team…was a double event Becky and Key Club...also volunteered for Habitat winner in the dual meet versus NC State, tak- for Humanity. ing the 50-yard freestyle and 100-yard butter- SMOCK Personal: Given name is Emily Elizabeth fly…made the Dean’s List during the fall Senior Butterfly, Freestyle Reardon...was born December 24, 1984 in semester. Richmond, Va. Freehold, N.J....is the daughter of Robert and Prep: Graduated from Durham Academy on Maria Reardon...has one brother. June 3, 2005…swam for two years at Durham Academy and two years at Career Best Times: 1:53.90 in 200-yard Emily Reardon Personality Profile Northwood High School before transferring to freestyle; 4:59.10 in 500-yard freestyle; Majors: Political Science & Psychology DA prior to her junior year…was a two-time 10:22.00 in 1000-yard freestyle; 58.34 in Career Plans: Lawyer NISCA All-America in the 100-yard butter- 100-yard butterfly; 2:03.15 in 200-yard but- Hobbies: Movies, reading, music fly...also named All-America in the 50-yard terfly; 4:29.66 in 400-yard individual medley. Biggest Sports Thrill: Being one of four free…Durham Academy team captain and UNC swimmers competing in the champi- MVP her senior season…won North Carolina General: Serving as a captain of the onship final of the 200-yard butterfly at the 1A/2A state championship in the 50 free and women’s team for the second straight 2005 ACC Championships 100 fly while swimming at Northwood in 2002...a year later, she was the 1A/2A cham- year...three-year letter winner...a solid con- People With Greatest Influence on tributor for the Tar Heels in the butterfly My parents pion in both of those events, setting state Athletic Career: events...can also swim the individual medley My Sister’s Keeper records in both...was also named the state Favorite Book: and the distance freestyle… member of the People meet MVP…a YMCA All-America selection Favorite Magazine: U.S. Maccabiah Games swim team which Italian Food from 2001-05…a member of both the Favorite Food: competed in Israel in July 2005...won the Million Dollar Baby National Honor Society and National Spanish Favorite Movie: 200-meter butterfly championship at that Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy Honor Society…NISCA Academic All- America in 2003 at Northwood in the 50 free event...selected for the ACC Academic Honor and 100 fly and again in 2005 while at Roll each of the past three years…graduate Durham Academy. of the Carolina Leadership Academy...as a club swimmer she competed for NOVA of Personal: Given name is Sarah Elizabeth Scott... was born January 9, 1987 in Chapel Virginia where she was coached by Geoff Hill, N.C….daughter of David Scott and Anne Brown. Geer…has one brother, Will, who is a mem- 2005-06: Led a youthful squad as one of the ber of the senior class at UNC…her father team’s captains…competed at ACC’s as an played tennis for Brown University. exhibition entry while notching career best times in the 200-yard freestyle and 400-yard IM…also set a season best at ACC’s in the Sarah Scott Personality Profile 500-yard freestyle…earned Dean’s List sta- Undeclared Major: tus in the spring semester…won the team’s Undecided Career Plans: Hill Carrow Spirit Award…named to 2005-06 Cooking for my roommates, tak- Hobbies: ACC Academic Honor Roll. ing long naps 2004-05: On the Tar Heels’ 2004-05 team Antawn Jamison, Athletes Most Admired: depth chart, she ranked No. 3 in the 200-yard Jenny Thompson Sarah butterfly and No. 5 in the 1650-yard People With Greatest Influence on freestyle…one of the team’s more versatile Chapel Hill YMCA swim- SCOTT Athletic Career: swimmers during the course of the sea- ming club coaches John King and Rob Sophomore son...had some of her career best swims at Freestyle, Butterfly Wilson the ACC Championships…took fifth place in Pittsboro, N.C. Pride and Prejudice Favorite Book: the 200-yard butterfly with a career best Peanut Butter and Jelly Favorite Food: 2:03.15…finished 18th in the 400-yard indi- Sandwiches Career Best Times: 23.74 in 50-yard vidual medley in a then career best Favorite Movie: Napoleon Dynamite freestyle; 52.27 in 100-yard freestyle; 56.38 4:29.99…also finished as the Tar Heels’ third Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy in 100-yard butterfly; 2:04.87 in 200-yard best placer in the 1650-yard butterfly. freestyle...named to the University’s Dean’s List in the spring semester of 2005...won a spot on the ACC Academic Honor Roll for the second successive year. page 34 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving 2006-07 Women’s Profiles

2003-04: Named to ACC Academic Honor General: A returning letter winner who had a Whitney Sprague Personality Profile Roll in 2004...swam in the ACC tremendous freshman season…an All- Major: Sports Administration Championships as exhibition entry. America selection in the 500-yard Career Plans: Undecided Prep: Graduated from Mills E. Godwin High freestyle…also an All-ACC selection…estab- Hobbies: Sleeping School in June 2003...letter winner on the lished the school record in the 500-yard Athletes Most Admired: Christina Teusher swimming team there, specializing in the 100 freestyle as a freshman…shared the most Biggest Sports Thrill: Swimming at the and 200 butterfly events...also swam for outstanding swimmer award on the Carolina NCAA Championships in the finals NOVA of Virginia Aquatics for eight team for 2005-06...she excelled as a com- People With Greatest Influence on years...2002 Eastern zone champion in the petitor for the Badger Swim Club where she Athletic Career: My parents 100 and 200 butterfly events...named to the was coached by John Collins...swam for Favorite Book: The Eighth Day 2002 and 2003 All-Metro swimming Badger for five years...qualified for senior Favorite Magazine: Cosmo team...Scholastic All-America selection from nationals from 2002 to 2005. Favorite Food: Grilled Cheese 2001-03...National Honor Society mem- 2005-06: Etched her name into the Carolina Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy ber...editor in chief of Eagles Eyrie, the record book by setting the school record in Favorite Website: facebook.com school newspaper…Beta Club the 500-yard freestyle during the Nike Cup member...member of Homecoming Court and preliminaries…her time of 4:44.25 was seven Prom Court...member of Quill and Scroll tenths faster than former record…earned honor society. honorable mention All-America honors in the Personal: Given name is Rebecca Leigh 500-yard freestyle after taking 15th place at Smock...was born July 9, 1985 in Richmond, the NCAA Championships with a time of Va....is the daughter of Len and Ellen 4:47.36…also swam in the 1650-yard Smock...has one older brother. freestyle at NCAA’s…at ACC’s, she was the highest finishing freshman in the 500-yard Becky Smock Personality Profile freestyle, taking second place at Major: Biology 4:46.30…finished just one spot behind team- Career Plans: Graduate school for research mate Nicole O’Donnell in the 1650-yard and obtain my Ph.D. freestyle with a swim good for fourth Hobbies: Baking, shopping, scrapbooking place…missed competing in the consolation Athletes Most Admired: All of the UNC final of the 200-yard freestyle by one swimmers and divers spot...won the 200 freestyle and took second Biggest Sports Thrills: Watching any Tar in both the 500 and 1650 freestyle events at Heel compete; being one of four Tar Heels in Nike Cup…her time in the 1650 free at Nike the finals of the 200-yard butterfly at the 2005 Cup put her into third place all-time at UNC. ACC Championships Prep: Graduated from Bronxville High People With Greatest Influence on School on June 18, 2005…was the runner-up Athletic Career: My teammates at the state high school meet twice each in Favorite Book: A Short History of Nearly the 200 and 500 freestyles…a seven-time Everything by Bill Bryson high school All-America selection, three times Favorite Magazine: Any shopping catalog in the 200-yard freestyle and four times in the Favorite Foods: Ice cream or anything 500-yard freestyle…a four-time New York made by Rachael Ray sectional champion, twice each in the 200- Favorite Movie: Almost Famous and 500-yard freestyles…a 17-time state Sarah Favorite TV Shows: Law & Order, The qualifier in individual and relay events...cap- STANKAVAGE Food Network, Charmed tain of N.Y. Section One state team her sen- Freshman ior year…anchored seven N.Y. Section One Freestyle, Butterfly championship relay teams in the 200 Durham, N.C. freestyle relay and 200 medley relay…mem- ber of two state championship teams and three straight sectional championship Career Best Times: 57.80 in 100-yard but- squads…was most valuable performer of her terfly; 52.61 in 100-yard freestyle; 24.50 in high school team for four straight years and 50-yard freestyle. captained the team as a senior…was the 2004 N.Y. Section One Swimmer-of-the-Year General: An outstanding addition to the Tar and a five-time member of the N.Y. Section Heel lineup in the butterfly and the sprint One All-Star team…a three-time Scholastic freestyle events…follows in the footsteps of All-America choice…was the high point her parents who were both distinguished ath- award winner in the Senior Metro letes…her mother, Sue Walsh, was an NCAA Championships after winning the 200-yard, champion swimmer at UNC from 1981- 400-meter, 500-yard, 800-meter, 1000-yard, 84…her father, Scott Stankavage, was a 1500-meter and 1650-yard freestyles as well member of the Tar Heel football team and the Whitney as the 400-yard individual medley…achieved starting quarterback on the 1983 Tar Heel SPRAGUE Olympic Trials standards in the 400-meter team…competed for the North Carolina freestyle and 800-meter freestyle…placed Sophomore Aquatic Club, earning team MVP honors in Freestyle fifth in the 800-meter free at 2004 summer 2003, 2005 and 2006. Bronxville, N.Y. nationals, while placing eighth in the 1500- Prep: Graduated from C.E. Jordan High meter free and 11th in the 400-meter School on June 10, 2006…was a member of free…member of the national age group the swimming team for four years as a Career Best Times: 52.27 in 100-yard record-setting 800 free relay team (7:24.51). freestyle sprinter and butterflier…also played freestyle; 1:49.02 in 200-yard freestyle; Personal: Given name is Whitney Coulter basketball for one year…was named the Pac- 4:44.25 in 500-yard freestyle; 9:51.36 in Sprague…was born December 16, 1986 in 6 Conference Swimmer of the Year in 2005- 1000-yard freestyle; 16:18.71 in 1650-yard Bronxville, N.Y….is the daughter of Liz and 06…Jordan’s MVP swimmer as a junior and freestyle. Bill Sprague…has one brother and one sister. senior… National Interscholastic Coaches

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Association Academic All-America in Megan Steeves Personality Profile Personal: Given name is Barbara G. 2006…Scholastic All-America in 2005…2003 Major: Undeclared Thomas…daughter of Jay and Ann and 2005 All-Pac 6 Conference Career Plans: Undecided Thomas…was born December 13, 1987 in selection…North Carolina Swimmer All-Star Hobbies: Hanging out with friends, shop- Rapid City, S.D….has one sister, Morgan. in 2003 and 2005. ping, coloring Personal: Given name is Sarah Elizabeth Athlete Most Admired: Lenny Krayzelburg Stankavage…was born July 12, 1988 in Biggest Sports Thrill: Swimming at nation- Barbara Thomas Personality Profile Chapel Hill, N.C….is the daughter of Sue als Major: Undeclared Walsh and Scott Stankavage…has one People With Greatest Influence on Career Plans: Undecided brother, Shawn, and one sister, Shelby. Athletic Career: My family Hobbies: Going to the beach, hanging out Favorite Book: Tuesdays With Morrie with friends Sarah Stankavage Personality Profile Favorite Food: Fettucine Alfredo Biggest Sports Thrill: Accomplishing a Major: Undeclared Favorite Movie: Dirty Dancing challenging goal Career Plans: Undecided Favorite TV Show: Friends Person With Greatest Influence on Hobbies: Shopping Athletic Career: My Dad Athlete Most Admired: Lance Armstrong Favorite Book: Catcher In The Rye Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning 100 fly at Favorite Magazine: Women’s Health 2006 senior long course championships Favorite Food: Caesar Salad People With Greatest Influence on Favorite Movie: The Notebook Athletic Career: My parents Favorite Book: The Notebook Favorite Magazine: Cosmo Favorite Foods: Bacon Cheeseburgers, Italian Hoagies Favorite Movie: Love & Basketball Favorite TV Show: The O.C. Kelly Favorite Website: facebook.com WOODRUFF Junior IM, Free, Breast Shoreline, Wash.

Career Best Times: 16:46.04 in 1650-yard Megan freestyle; 2:17.60 in 200-yard breaststroke; STEEVES 2:04.71 in 200-yard individual medley; Freshman 4:16.68 in 400-yard individual medley. Freestyle, Back Newark, Del. Barbara General: Two-year letter winner for the Tar THOMAS Heels…seeking to rebound from an injury- Career Best Times: 51.16 in 100-yard marred sophomore season after being an freestyle; 1:50.46 in 200-yard freestyle; Freshman IM, Freestyle, Breast NCAA qualifier as a freshman…a versatile 56.83 in 100-yard backstroke; 2:03.34 in Plantation, Fla. swimmer who excels in the individual medley 200-yard backstroke events, the breaststroke and the distance freestyle…the younger sister of former Tar Career Best Times: 23.69 in 50-yard Heel swimmer Patrick Woodruff who lettered General: Will be a great addition to the Tar freestyle; 1:05.15 in 100-yard breaststroke; from 2003-06 and was the captain of the UNC Heel team in the freestyle sprint events as 2:04.97 in 200-yard individual medley men as a senior...swam for coach Steve well as the backstroke. Witcher at the Cascade Swim Club. Prep: Graduated from St. Marks High Battled injuries throughout the sea- School in Wilmington, Del., In June 2005-06: son but persevered to continue as one of the 2006…was a member of the swimming team General: An extremely versatile swimmer team’s toughest and most talent swim- there for four years…also played volleyball who is expected to help out the Tar Heels in mers…won the consolation heat of the 400- for one year…was captain of high school several events and a host of different yard individual medley at the ACC swimming team…U.S. Swimming Academic strokes…swims the freestyle sprints as well Championships by nearly a full second after All-America for three years…National Merit as the individual medley and the breast- barely missing the cutoff for the top Commended Student…treasurer of National stroke..competed for Fort Lauderdale eight…competed in the 200-yard individual Honor Society…graduated with a 3.89 grade Aquatics club team. medley and 200-yard breaststroke at point average. Prep: Graduated on May 16, 2006 from St. ACC’s…named to ACC Academic Honor Roll Personal: Given name is Megan Elizabeth Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort for the second straight year. Steeves…daughter of Amy and Kent Lauderdale, Fla….four-year member of On the UNC women’s depth chart in Steeves…was born June 30, 1988 in swimming team there…was captain of the 2004-05: 2004-05 she ranked No. 1 in the 1650 Newark, Del….has one sister, Katie. team as a senior…specialized as a prepster in the 200 IM, 100 breast and 100 freestyle, No. 1 in the 400 individual medley, back…high school state champion in the 200 No. 2 in the 200 breaststroke and No. 3 in the IM in 2004 and 2005…Scholastic All- 1000 freestyle...won the Richard Jamerson America selection from 2004 through Memorial Award as Carolina’s most improved 2006…2006 Southern Zone champion and swimmer...earned All-ACC honors…reached record holder in 50-meter freestyle while the NCAA Championships in three events — swimming for Fort Lauderdale the 400-yard individual medley, the 200-yard Aquatics…U.S. Swimming Scholastic All- breaststroke and the 1650-yard America selection. freestyle…also swam superbly at the ACC Championships…dropped five seconds off her career best to take second place in the page 36 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Women’s Records

400-yard individual medley with a time of 2006-07 NCAA Division I Women’s 4:16.68, good for sixth place in the Carolina Qualifying Standards records all-time…took 10th in the 1650-yard Event A B School Record Holders freestyle at the ACC meet…won the consola- 50 Free 22.75 23.43 tion final to finish ninth in the 200-yard breast- 100 Free 49.49 50.97 stroke...had her career best 2:17.60, moving 200 Free 1:47.09 1:50.30 her to No. 8 on the UNC career depth 500 Free 4:45.46 4:54.02 chart…named to the 2004-05 ACC Academic 1650 Free 16:23.54 16:53.04 Honor Roll. 100 Fly 53.75 55.36 Prep: Graduated from Shoreline High School 200 Fly 1:58.99 2:02.55 on June 13, 2004…took first place in the 100 Back 54.47 56.10 summer sectionals in the 400-yard individual 200 Back 1:57.79 2:01.32 Jessi Kelly Weeks Christy medley in 2001 and 2003…was seventh at 100 Breast 1:01.70 1:03.55 Perruquet 200 Fly Watkins the U.S. Open in 2002…selected for the All- 200 Breast 2:13.65 2:17.65 200 Free 100 Back Star Distance Training Camp at the Olympic 200 IM 2:00.52 2:04.13 Training Center…owner of multiple Pacific 400 IM 4:15.63 4:23.29 Northwest Swimming high-point awards…led 200 Free Relay 1:31.01 1;33.74 her team to Pacific Northwest 400 Free Relay 3:18.95 3:24.91 Championship…Scholastic All-America 800 Free Relay 7:10.49 7:23.40 …Presidential Scholar. 200 Medley Relay 1:39.49 1:42.47 Personal: Given name is Kelly Marie 400 Medley Relay 3:38.02 3:44.56 Woodruff…born December 13, 1985 in 1-Meter Diving Points--Dual 255/265* Seward, Alaska…daughter of John and Jody 3-Meter Diving Points--Dual 270/280* Platform Diving Points--Dual 260/225# Laura Katie Erika Acuff Woodruff…has one brother, Patrick, a former Collier 200 IM *Qualifying point total when using six optional Hathaway Carolina swimmer in his own right. 200 Back dives with standard D.D. 100 Breast #Qualifying point total when using five optional 200 Breast dives with standard D.D. Kelly Woodruff Personality Profile Majors: Journalism (Public Relations) and Exercise and Sports Science School Records Career Plans: Sports public relations Event Time Name Year 50 Free 22.40 Richelle Fox 1998 Hobbies: Skiing, reading, biking, playing 100 Free 48.89 Richelle Fox 1998 with my dogs 200 Free 1:45.01 Jessi Perruquet 2003 Athletes Most Admired: My teammates 500 Free 4:44.25 Whitney Sprague 2005 People With Greatest Influence on 1000 Free 9:49.55 Polly Winde 1983 Athletic Career: My coaches and my family 1650 Free 16:13.88 Nicole O’Donnell 2005 Favorite Food: Chicken Parmesan 100 Fly 52.34 Richelle Fox 1997 Favorite TV Shows: Grey’s Anatomy, 200 Fly 1:57.66 Kelly Weeks 2003 Friends 100 Back 53.92 Christy Watkins 2000 200 Back 1:57.83 Laura Collier 2002 100 Breast 1:00.89 Katie Hathaway 2002 200 Breast 2:11.12 Katie Hathaway 2002 200 IM 1:59.57 Erika Acuff 2001 400 IM 4:11.32 Polly Winde 1984 200 Free Relay 1:31.72 Jessi Perruquet (23.15), Katie Hathaway (23.05) 2002 Stefanie Rulis (23.46), Christy Watkins (22.06) 400 Free Relay 3:20.17 Christy Watkins (49.74), Katie Hathaway (50.36) 2001 Stefanie Rulis (51.74), Jessi Perruquet (48.33) 800 Free Relay 7:13.33 Virginia Hanson (1:48.97), Kelly Weeks (1:48.85) 2004 Amanda Smith (1:48.55), Jessi Perruquet (1:46.96) 200 Medley Relay 1:40.82 Christy Watkins (25.57), Katie Hathaway (28.20) 2001 Summer Mack (24.61), Erika Acuff (22.44) 400 Medley Relay 3:40.32 Christy Watkins (55.63), Katie Hathaway (1:01.13) 2001 Summer Mack (54.38), Jessi Perruquet (49.18) ACC Records Held By UNC Swimmers Event Time Name Year 50 Free 22.40 Richelle Fox 1998 200 Breast 2:11.12 Katie Hathaway 2002 100 Fly 52.34 Richelle Fox 1997 200 Fly 1:57.66 Kelly Weeks 2003 ACC Meet Records Held By UNC Swimmers Event Time Name Year 50 Free 22.45 Christy Watkins 2002 100 Free 49.35 Christy Watkins 1998 Koury Natatorium Records 200 Free 1:46.36 Jessi Perruquet 2004 Held By UNC Swimmers 100 Fly 53.45 Richelle Fox 1998 Event Time, Name, Year 200 Fly 1:58.41 Melanie Buddemeyer 1985 50 Free 22.49, Christy Watkins, 2002 400 Free Relay 3:20.45 Christy Watkins, Katie Hathaway 2001 200 Free 1:46.24, Jessi Perruquet, 2001 Jessi Perruquet, Erika Acuff 100 Fly 53.24, Richelle Fox, 1997 Nike Cup Records Held By UNC Swimmers 100 Back 53.92, Christy Watkins, 2000 Event Time Name Year 200 Free Relay 1:31.84, 2000 50 Free 22.49 Christy Watkins 2002 Summer Mack (23.61) 200 Free 1:46.24 Jessi Perruquet 2001 Katie Hathaway (23.05) 100 Fly 53.24 Richelle Fox 1997 Stefanie Rulis (22.68) 200 Breast 2:12.83 Katie Hathaway 2001 Christy Watkins (22.50) 200 IM 2:00.90 Katie Hathaway 2001

2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 37 Head Coach Frank Comfort Carolina Swimming and Diving Veteran Head Coach Frank Comfort To Easterling won from 1970- Close Out Tar Heel Tenure 94. On June 30, 2007, the career of one of the Comfort has continued to most respected college swimming coaches add to his impressive in history will come to a resume. Heading into the close. His 565 total dual- 2006-07 campaign, he has meet victories heading into led Tar Heel teams to 25 his last season place ACC championships during University of North his tenure. That figure Carolina Head Coach includes 10 men’s champi- Frank Comfort atop a very onships and 15 women’s distinguished list as the titles. In his 29 years as the winningest college dual- Tar Heels’ head coach, meet coach in collegiate Comfort has led his teams swimming history, a status he achieved after into battle in ACC champi- surpassing Bob Kipputh of Yale during the onship meets 57 times. 2004-05 season. Add to that 25 Atlantic Twenty-five times (43.9 per- Coast Conference championships, 10 with cent of the time), UNC has the men’s teams and 15 with the women’s – won the title. the most in conference history by a single coach - and it is easy to see the caliber of 500th Win Comes in 2002 success Comfort has achieved. Comfort passed the 500 In April 2006, Comfort announced his victory mark in dual meet wins in his career streak in ACC men’s swimming and diving retirement from coaching, effective at the in the fall of 2002. Going into the 2006-07 history and the longest string of ACC men’s close of the 2006-07 school year. Rich season, Comfort has led UNC men’s teams swimming titles in school history. UNC also DeSelm, a former long-time assistant to to 221 dual meet wins, the most in league won a total of nine ACC championships in Comfort at UNC, is already in place on this history, just in front of Easterling’s total of men’s swimming in the 11-year period from year’s staff as the Tar Heels’ designated 217. Comfort’s 10 men’s ACC champi- 1988-98. The only years the Tar Heels did head coach, effective July 1, 2007. onship equal the second most won by a not win in that time span were 1990 when Comfort’s swimmers and divers have won, head coach in league history. they finished second by only three points won often, and won big — both at the Since the ACC recognized women’s swim- and 1992 when they finished third. In fact, University of North Carolina for the past 29 ming and diving as a championship sport in the Tar Heels have never finished lower than years and previous to that when he coached 1978-79, Comfort has led the Tar Heels to fourth in the ACC Championships. In at Johns Hopkins University for nine years. 245 dual meet wins, the most in league his- Comfort’s 29 years as head coach the men Of his 565 career dual meet wins, 303 have tory. Comfort’s winning percentage of .836 in have finished first or second in the ACC come while coaching men’s teams and 262 that time period is also No. 1 in the annals of meet 20 times. while coaching women’s teams. Away from ACC swimming lore. Comfort has led his Neither the women nor the men have ever the pool, Comfort has also been dedicated to women’s teams to 15 ACC titles, 10 more finished out of the upper division of the ACC his swimmers’ success in the classroom and than any other coach in ACC history. in Comfort’s 29 years at Carolina. No other has trained his swimmers to be active and In recent years, Comfort has led the Tar school can make that claim. successful members of the college commu- Heel swimming and diving program to some nities where they attend school. of its most distinguished moments in the Consistency Nearly Three Decades Long pool. The Carolina women won six succes- In his 29 years at Carolina, Comfort’s The 30th Year at North Carolina sive conference championships from 1991- women’s teams have been consistent But success is not as simple as the shift- 96 and despite not winning the league crown national powers, finishing in the national Top ing of hands around a clock, the measure from 1997-99, the women went on to finish 25 in 25 of those 29 years, including nine used in computing winning or losing in the 16th, 12th and 20th, swimming world. A collegiate program’s respectively, in the NCAA merit is more complex. The merit is found in Championships those whether its team members are truly student- years. The 1999-2000 athletes and whether they develop as indi- team returned to the victo- viduals in all facets of collegiate life during ry stand at the ACC their tenure with the program. Championships and And in these ways, Comfort, who closes repeated the feat in 2000- out 30 years of coaching at North Carolina in 01 and 2001-02. 2006-07, has excelled beyond any reason- UNC’s women have able standard. In fact, the way his student- twice won six ACC cham- athletes combine success in the pool with pionships in a row, doing success in the classroom could easily be so in 1981-86 and again in cited as a model for all to follow. 1991-96. In the 28 ACC Just over a decade ago, in 1995, Comfort championship appear- became the winningest swimming coach in ances under Comfort’s the history of the Atlantic Coast Conference, tutelage, UNC has 15 in terms of league championships won, titles, 11 second-place fin- marking success in a conference that dates ishes and two third-place back to 1953. That season, Comfort won standings. his 17th and 18th conference titles, surpass- The men won six suc- In 1996, the UNC men’s team marked its ACC title by giving Comfort, ing the 17 league crowns former North cessive ACC titles from assistant coach Bill Tramel and the chancellor of the University, the late Carolina State University coach Don 1993-98, the third-longest Michael Hooker, the traditional celebratory dunk in the pool. page 38 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Head Coach Frank Comfort seasons in the Top 10. Only once in the 29 not won an ACC championship since 1964. finishing second in 1975 and 1976. seasons have the Tar Heels failed to score at Carolina claimed its first ACC crown under Comfort’s overall coaching record, includ- the AIAW or NCAA national championships. Comfort in 1983 and it has gone on to win ing his tenure at Hopkins and with both the Carolina has won 15 women’s ACC champi- nine more conference titles in 1988, 1989, Carolina men and Carolina women is 565- onships during his tenure and has never fin- 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 and 169-2, a winning percentage of .769. ished lower than third in the league. UNC’s 1998. Comfort has been a part of teams which ACC championship seasons have been have won 39 conference championships in 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1991, It All Started at Johns Hopkins the ACC, the Middle Atlantic, and the Mason- 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2001 Prior to coaching at Carolina, Comfort was Dixon leagues. He has coached teams and 2002. the head men’s swimming and diving coach which have combined to total 46 national The overall dual-meet record for the at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Top 25 finishes. Carolina women under his tutelage is 250- Md., an NCAA Division III swimming power. Comfort was selected as the ACC 51-1, a winning percentage of .829, and 126- In nine seasons there, the Blue Jays went Women’s Swimming Coach-of-the-Year in 19 in Atlantic Coast Conference dual meets, 82-26 in dual meet competition, a winning 1982, 1984, 1985, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996, a winning percentage of .869. Four of his percentage of .759. Comfort also coached 2000, 2001 and 2002 and as the ACC Men’s teams have gone through seasons unbeaten the Johns Hopkins women for two seasons Swimming Coach-of-the-Year in 1991, 1993, in dual-meet competition and 13 have post- with the Blue Jays going 12-5. 1996 and 1997. ed perfect records in ACC dual-meet action. At Johns Hopkins, Comfort’s men’s teams Comfort’s swimmers also do extremely Overall, Comfort’s men’s teams at UNC won four Mason-Dixon Conference titles and well in the classroom. The squads have won are 221-87-1 in dual meets, a winning per- eight Middle Atlantic Conference champi- numerous academic accolades through the centage of .717, and they are an even more onships. The women won two MAC crowns. years from the College Swimming Coaches impressive 125-31-1 in ACC dual meets, a The Blue Jays’ men’s teams had seven Association of America. Each semester winning percentage of .799. When Comfort Top 10 finishes at the NCAA Division III finds many members of the two teams rec- arrived at UNC in 1977, the Tar Heels had championships, winning the title in 1977 and ognized on the University’s Dean List.

Frank Comfort’s Year-By-Year Coaching Ledger On The Collegiate Level AT JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Men’s Swimming & Diving Team Women’s Swimming & Diving Team Year Overall Mason-Dixon Middle Atlantic NCAA Division III Overall Middle Atlantic AIAW Small Record Conf. Finish Conf. Finish Championship Finish Record Conf. Finish College Champ. 1968-69 9-2 2nd 1st 1969-70 9-2 2nd 2nd 1970-71 12-0 1st 1st 9th 1971-72 13-2 1st 1st 6th 1972-73 8-2 1st 1st 3rd 1973-74 8-3 1st 1st 6th 1974-75 7-6 1st 2nd 1975-76 7-6 1st 2nd 8-1 1st 1976-77 9-3 1st 1st 4-4 1st 15th JHU Totals 82-26 (.759) 4 Titles 8 Titles 7 Top 10 Finishes 12-5 (.706) 2 Titles 1 Top 15 Finish AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA Men’s Swimming & Diving Team Women’s Swimming & Diving Team Year Overall ACC ACC Finish NCAA Finish Overall ACC ACC Finish AIAW//NCAA Finish 1977-78 5-5 4-1 2nd 26th 5-3 8th* 1978-79 5-5 3-1 2nd 25th 7-1 2-1 2nd 5th* 1979-80 8-4 5-1 2nd 22nd 7-2 3-1 2nd 7th* 1980-81 8-2 4-1 2nd 20th 7-1 3-1 1st 3rd* 1981-82 6-3 3-2 2nd 24th 11-0 5-0 1st 3rd 1982-83 5-3 3-1 1st 21st 9-1 4-0 1st 6th 1983-84 8-4 4-1 2nd 17th 9-0 5-0 1st 5th 1984-85 4-4 3-2 3rd 36th 6-2 4-1 1st 12th 1985-86 5-3 4-2 2nd 31st 8-0 6-0 1st 16th 1986-87 6-4 4-2 3rd None 8-2 5-1 2nd 9th 1987-88 9-1 5-0 1st 19th 8-3 3-2 2nd 19th 1988-89 8-2 4-1 1st 39th 9-2 4-1 2nd 36th 1989-90 11-2 6-0 2nd 30th 11-1 5-0 2nd 15th 1990-91 9-1 5-0 1st 21st 10-1 5-0 1st 20th 1991-92 9-2 5-2 3rd 18th 12-0 7-0 1st 14th 1992-93 10-4 6-1 1st 14th 10-2 5-1 1st 16th 1993-94 12-2 7-0 1st 31st 11-2 6-0 1st 26th 1994-95 9-5 5-1 1st 32nd 10-2 6-0 1st 23rd 1995-96 10-1 5-0 1st 15th 10-2 5-0 1st 18th 1996-97 8-3 4-1 1st 22nd 8-3 4-1 2nd 16th 1997-98 7-2 5-0 1st 30th 7-3 5-0 2nd 12th 1998-99 10-2 4-1 3rd 30th 7-4-1 2-3 2nd 20th 1999-2000 6-4 3-2 2nd 28th 9-2 4-1 1st 15th 2000-01 6-2 4-1 2nd None 8-1 5-0 1st 9th 2001-02 5-4 3-2 3rd 31st 7-2 4-1 1st 13th 2002-03 9-4 5-2 3rd 32nd 12-1 7-0 2nd 17th 2003-04 7-4-1 3-1-1 3rd 23rd 7-3 4-1 2nd 23rd 2004-05 10-2 5-1 4th 32nd 9-3 4-2 3rd None 2005-06 6-3 4-1 3rd 41st 8-2 4-1 3rd 41st Totals 221-87-1 (.717) 125-31-1 (.799) 10 Titles 13 Top 25 Finishes 250-51-1 (.829) 126-19 (.869) 15 Titles 25 Top 25 Finishes Career Totals 303-113--1 (.728) 22 Titles 20 Top 25 Finishes 262-56-1 (.823) 17 Titles 26 Top 25 Finishes (38 Year Totals JHU & UNC): Combined Record (Men & Women): 565-169-2 (.769), 39 Conference Championships, 46 National Top 25 Finishes *Finishes in Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) Championship from 1978-81; NCAA began women’s sports sponsorship in 1981-82

2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 39 Head Coach Frank Comfort Carolina Swimming and Diving As another brief example of what is the norm in the program, the Carolina men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams did a stellar job in the classroom during the 2005- 06 school year as recognized by the Atlantic Coast Conference. Thirty-three Tar Heels earned membership on the league’s ACC Academic Honor Roll last school year. Those kinds of numbers are the norm for UNC year-in and year-out.

A Plethora of Distinguished Swimmers During his long tenure at the University of North Carolina, Comfort has tutored NCAA, AIAW, and U.S. Swimming national champi- on swimmers like Jessi Perruquet, Sue Walsh, Barb Harris, Cami Berizzi, Amy Pless, Bonny Brown, Ann Marshall, Sarah Perroni, Susan O’Brien, Kari Haag, Richelle Fox, Bryan Stuck, Trevor Runberg and Molly Freedman. Swimmers he has coached who have been chosen for Olympic Teams include Sue Walsh, Ann Marshall, Wendy Weinberg, Janis Hape, Chris Stevenson, David Monasterio, Yann Perth, Australia; and, in the past decade, All- Comfort was also named by U.S. Swimming deFabrique and Yi-Khy Saw. Americas and ACC champions Jeff Weiss, as the head coach for the 1997 U.S. His top men’s swimmers have included Eric Fehr, Scott Troy, Tucker Shade, Ted Women’s Junior National team which com- All-America backstroker Kenny Ireland; Brisson, Sean Quinn, Yuri Suguiyama and peted in the Malmo Grand Prix in Malmo, four-time first-team All-America backstroker Hank Browning. Sweden. Eric Ericson; Olympians Chris Stevenson, Amongst the top performers on the Additionally, he served on coaching staffs David Monasterio and Yann deFabrique; women’s side have been a corps of national at the U.S. Olympic Festival on six occa- John Davis, who won more individual men’s collegiate champions — Sue Walsh, the win- sions — as an assistant coach for the South ACC championships than any other swim- ner of 11 titles on her own, as well as Amy Team at the 1979 Festival in Colorado mer in conference history; All-America Pless, Cami Berizzi, Barb Harris and Jessi Springs, Colo., as the South Team’s head freestyler James Hamrick; Trevor Runberg, Perruquet; another group which includes coach on three occasions — in 1982 in a member of the U.S. National Team at the ACC Swimmers of the Year or conference Indianapolis, Ind., 1985 in Baton Rouge, La. 1998 World Swimming Championships in meet Most Valuable Performers such as and 1989 in Oklahoma City, Okla. — and as Melissa Douse, Leslie Ramsey, Kari Haag, the North Team’s head coach in 1993 at San Richelle Fox, Cindy Shirey, Gayle Hegel, Antonio, Texas, and the East Team’s head Susan O’Brien, Chrissy Miller; and All- coach in 1995 at Denver, Colo. In 1987, he Americas and ACC champions like Polly served as the sport commissioner for swim- Winde, Melanie Buddemeyer, Sarah ming at U.S. Olympic Festival in Chapel Hill, Perroni, Erika Acuff, Christy Watkins and an appointment from North Carolina Katie Hathaway. Amateur Sports, the local organizing com- Three of Comfort’s swimmers have won mittee for that event. the Patterson Medal as the top senior stu- Comfort has also been head coach for dent-athlete at UNC — Bonny Brown in U.S. teams which met the Soviet Union in a 1980, Sue Walsh in 1984 and Katie dual meet in Knoxville, Tenn. in August 1982 Hathaway in 2002. and which participated in the Hapoel Games In 2002-03, the 50th anniversary year of in Tel Aviv, Israel in May 1983. He was an the ACC, 33 Tar Heel swimmers were assistant coach for U.S. teams in the August amongst the Top 100 swimmers and divers 1981 World University Games in Bucharest, named to the all-time 50th anniversary team, Romania, for the U.S.-West German dual the largest contingent of any conference meet in Gainesville, Fla. in July 1982, and school. An overwhelming number of those for the August 1990 League of European 33 swimmers – 28 – were coached at UNC Nations meet in Rome. His international by Comfort. experience also includes a Czechoslovakian tour in 1976. Coaching National Teams Comfort’s name has consistently been on Because of these accomplishments, his the U.S. Swimming International Coaches stature as a coach has solidified in the ama- List, an honor going only to the most elite teur and international ranks. Comfort served coaches in the United States. Comfort first In the 1980s and 1990s, Comfort headed a as the head coach for the U.S. team at the appeared on that list in 1976. coaching staff that regularly won men’s and 1999 World Junior Championships in The Harrisburg, Pa., native was a charter women’s ACC championships and recorded Top Barcelona, Spain. In 1994, he served as member of the NCAA Women’s Swimming 20 finishes. The staff included legendary coach Jack Ryan, the former head coach at Army, and the head coach of the United States Committee when it was formed in 1981. He Rich DeSelm, who returned to UNC as head Women’s Team which competed in the served on the committee for five years and coach designate in 2006. Goodwill Games in St. Petersburg, Russia. then served for an additional year on the page 40 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Head Coach Frank Comfort combined men’s and women’s NCAA The Comfort Family Swimming Committee in 1986-87. Comfort is the son of the late Robert Personal Information Comfort and the late Born December 20, 1945, Comfort is a Frances Comfort of 1967 alumnus of Syracuse University with a Harrisburg, Pa. His Bachelor of Arts degree in history and phys- father was a professor ical education. Comfort was a three-time of business adminis- swimming letterman for the Orangemen. tration at He earned a Master of Arts degree in physi- Shippensburg cal education from the University of North University in Carolina in 1968, coaching the Tar Heel Pennsylvania. His freshman men’s swimming team that year to mother was the head a 7-0 record. librarian at Harrisburg Prior to returning to Chapel Hill in 1977, Area Community Comfort was head men’s and women’s College. She was swimming coach at Johns Hopkins also Carolina’s No. 1 University in Baltimore, Md., for nine years swimming fan for over from 1968-77. His 1975 and 1976 teams at two decades. Mrs. Johns Hopkins were NCAA Division III run- Comfort was a Phi ners-up and the 1977 team won the NCAA Beta Kappa graduate Division III championship. of Syracuse. He also coached the highly successful Comfort has two Homewood Aquatic Club in Baltimore, Md. children, a son, Steven, At the ACC’s 50th anniversary celebration banquet, Comfort posed with during his Hopkins tenure. One of his best and a daughter Susan, some of his all-time greats from the early 1980s. Clockwise from top left, Comfort, national champions Amy Pless and Cami Berizzi, four-time first- swimmers at Homewood Aquatic Club was both Carolina gradu- team All-America Eric Ericson, national champion Sue Walsh and four- Wendy Weinberg, a member of the 1976 ates. Steven graduated time first-team All-America Polly Winde. U.S. Olympic Team in Montreal, Canada from UNC in 1989 and experience, Susan is currently the where she won the bronze medal was a member of Chi Psi fraternity. He Development Director for the Environmental in the 800-meter freestyle. works for HI5.com in San Francisco, Calif. Working Group, a non-profit advocacy Comfort’s swimmers at Hopkins won 12 He has held management positions at sev- organization focusing on toxics and human NCAA individual titles and one NCAA relay eral internet companies over the past 16 health. A political consultant and lawyer, team title. He was inducted into the Johns years and sold a few of them to Yahoo! And Lisa Comfort-Cohen has served as Chief of Hopkins University Athletic Hall of Fame on Monster.com. He is an avid winemaker and Staff to U.S. Representative Diana DeGette September 13, 1997. enjoys making Pinot Noir from neighboring of Colorado since advising her initial election Carolina’s first ever full-time swimming Sonoma County. Steven’s wife, Marissa campaign in 1996. Both Lisa and Susan coach when he came to Chapel Hill in 1977, Levinson, was born and raised in Geneva, were named by Campaigns & Elections as Comfort was named the youngest recipient Switzerland. She is a lawyer who also “Rising Stars of Politics” in 2000. ever of the Master Coach Award from the works for a web company, SixApart.com. Comfort and Cohen have two children College Swimming Coaches Association of Comfort’s daughter, Susan, is a 1993 Phi together. Louis, who goes by Luke, was America in 1979. He also received a 25- Beta Kappa UNC alumna. Susan currently born January 4, 2003 and arrived as Coach year service award in 1992 from the resides in Washington D.C. with her partner, Comfort’s first grandchild. Elizabeth Louise CSCAA. Lisa B. Cohen, and their two children. After was born April 28, 2005. She goes by Ella. a decade of environmental and political Luke attended his first Carolina basketball game at the tender age of seven weeks. Comfort’s hobbies include playing golf, swimming and running. He also enjoys all college sports and was often seen at Tar Heel field hockey games when his niece, Ali Stewart, played for Coach Karen Shelton’s nationally-ranked Carolina squad from 1999- 2002. Comfort also loves attending Tar Heel basketball games. He enjoys advanc- ing philanthropic causes in education and has endowed scholarships in the Schools of Education at UNC and Syracuse University. He has been in a 14-year relationship with his significant other, Emily DeWire of Eagles Mere, Pa. The widowed DeWire is the mother of two daughters. Rachael is a Penn State graduate. She and her hus- band Mark Trump live in Williamsport, Pa. Korie is an alumna of King’s College in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., where she studied to be a physician assistant. She was a Dean’s List student at King’s College. Korie is married to Francis Lambert and lives on the Lambert family farm outside of Dushore, Pa. 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 41 Head Coach Designate Rich DeSelm Carolina Swimming and Diving Rich DeSelm, an assistant coach at the my final year units. DeSelm also assisted in the training of University of Florida for the past six years, will be an many more All-America honorees, national and a former team captain and longtime absolute joy. and school record-holders, and an Olympian. assistant at the University He knows Gabriel Mangabiera who finished fifth in the of North Carolina, will take Carolina’s 100-meter butterfly at the 2004 Athens over as the head coach for philosophy, Olympic Games while competing for Brazil. UNC men’s and women’s goals and She was also an SEC champion and Florida swimming and diving on standards record-holder. July 1, 2007. and he is a “North Carolina got a great candidate to be DeSelm, 50, will serve brilliant its next head coach,” says Gator head coach as head coach designate in coach and Gregg Troy. “Rich did an outstanding job 2006-07, and become the person.” here and he will be missed by all of us at the head coach when Frank “This is an University of Florida.” Comfort retires after the season. Comfort, exciting DeSelm led Davidson College to four the winningest dual-meet swimming coach in opportunity women’s and three men’s titles at the college history, announced on April 28, 2006 for me to Southern States Championships and he that he would step down after his 30th sea- coach at my earned seven coach-of-the-year awards. son as North Carolina’s head coach. alma mater, Mary Shell Brosche won three consecutive “We are fortunate to hire a person of Rich’s a school for which I have so much respect,” Southern States Female Swimmer-of-the- integrity, talent and passion to be the next says DeSelm. “The University of North Year awards. head coach of Carolina swimming and div- Carolina is a fantastic place in so many dif- He coached a pair of Tar Heels to berths in ing,” says Director of Athletics Dick Baddour. ferent ways. I appreciate the confidence Dick the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Yann “He’s been successful at Carolina, Davidson Baddour, Beth Miller and Coach Comfort deFabrique, a first-team All-America at and Florida, as a head and assistant coach. have shown in asking me to lead this pro- Carolina, was the 1993 French national He has a proven track record as a coach who gram forward. I am most excited about champion in the 400-meter freestyle and he recruits outstanding young people who are returning to Chapel Hill and getting to work placed 14th in the Olympics in that event. committed to excellence academically and in with the Tar Heel student-athletes and David Monasterio, a first-team All-America at the pool. He is a teacher in the truest sense. becoming a member of the university and UNC in the 200-yard freestyle and 200-yard I know the transition with Coach Comfort will local communities. I have had wonderful butterfly, swam on the 1992 Puerto Rican be a seamless one that will allow Frank the experiences at both Davidson and Florida, Olympic Team. opportunity to finish his remarkable career and now it is a terrific honor to return to North Other notable UNC swimmers coached by knowing the program he has built for 30 Carolina.” DeSelm include Sue Walsh, Polly Winde, years will be in good hands for the future.” While at Florida, DeSelm helped recruit James Hamrick, Carrie Szulc, John Davis DeSelm was an All-America swimmer in the men’s and women’s teams that were con- (an 11-time individual event ACC champion), Chapel Hill from 1974-78 and earned a sistently among the best in the country. Each Gary Gauch, Melissa Douse and Sarah Bachelor of Science degree in business year from 2001 through 2006, both the men’s Perroni. Walsh and Winde were members of administration in 1978. Ten years later he and women’s swimming teams finished the the 1983 United States Team in the Pan earned a Master of Arts degree from Duke. season in the Top 10 nationally. Also, during American Games. He left Carolina in 1993 to become the head DeSelm’s time at Florida, the men’s team fin- “You will not find a person with more coach at Davidson, where he spent seven ished second in the Southeastern integrity, passion for swimming and loyalty to years. Conference five times. The women finished his alma mater than Rich DeSelm,” says He was an assistant at Carolina on third multiple times, second once, and won Walsh, an 11-time national collegiate cham- Comfort’s staff from 1978 to 1993, in which the conference meet in the 2001-02 season. pion and American record-holder, and cur- time he became the second full-time swim- The Gators earned more than 300 All- rently the Director of Endowment and ming coach in school history. In his 15 years America honors in his six years in Stewardship at the UNC Educational coaching at Carolina, the Tar Heels won 14 Gainesville, including a school-record 26 by Foundation. “This day is indicative of an Atlantic Coast Conference championships Carlos Jayme, who DeSelm mentored from exciting future for our swimming and diving (nine by the women, five by the men). The 2000-2004. Jayme was the 2001 program. Few coaches would be able to suc- women had seven Top 10 and 14 Top 20 Southeastern Conference Freshman of the cessfully follow what Frank Comfort has NCAA finishes, while the men finished in the Year, 2003 SEC champion, and the school accomplished, but Coach DeSelm has the national Top 25 on 10 occasions. record-holder in the 50-yard freestyle, the qualities necessary to drive this program to “I could not be more pleased and excited 100-yard freestyle, and as a member of the be one of the best in the ACC and nationally. for the program,” says Comfort. “This was an 200 free, 400 free, and 400 medley relay He is well-positioned to carry on the tradition extensive of winning with integrity that we have all search, but all come to expect at UNC.” roads led to DeSelm was the assistant manager for the Rich. He has United States team at the 2000 Olympic vast experience Games in Sydney, Australia, and the 2004 at Carolina and FINA Short Course World Championships. at two other He was the head manager for United States great schools. I teams at the 1997 and 1999 Pan Pacific have every confi- Championships and the 1995 Pan American dence that he Games. will do a superb DeSelm and his wife, Tracy, have two chil- job with me this dren, Grant (10) and Claire (8). He is a native year and for of Knoxville, Tenn., and attended high school many years to there and in Jacksonville, Fla., where he follow. Coaching In Coach Frank Comfort’s first season as head coach of the Tar Heels in 1977- graduated from The Bolles School. 78, the UNC media guide cover featured Comfort and team captains Mark List, alongside him in Bonny Brown, Rich DeSelm and Laurie Potter. page 42 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Swimming & Diving Staff

Continuing to be involved with U.S. Open Water Swimming, Vogt acted as an assistant coach at United States Swimming's Open Water Select Camp in Fort Myers, Fla. This Catherine event coincided with the Open Water Kevin VOGT National Championships in Fort Myers. LAWRENCE Assistant Coach Prior to accepting her position at Carolina, Diving Coach 2nd Year at Carolina Vogt's last full-time coaching position was 5th Year at Carolina with the Carteret Currents Swimming Club in Morehead City, N.C. She coached age Catherine Frock Vogt, formerly a top-flight group and senior swimmers during her 14 Kevin Lawrence begins his fifth year as the age group coach in the North Carolina club months with the Currents who won medals at diving coach for the Tar Heel program with ranks, enters her second year as a full-time the Open Water National Championships, the start of the 2006-07 season. assistant with the Tar Heel swimming and div- Open Water World Championships, U.S. The UNC diving corps is coming off a mag- ing Program. A 2000 graduate of UNC, Vogt Senior National Championships, Junior Pan nificent 2005-06 season, which became one was hired in August 2005 and is excited Pacific Games, World Championship Trials, for the record books. Carolina had both jun- about the program's 2006-07 campaign. and U.S. Olympic Trials. ior Ryan Funderburk and senior Jon Fox Vogt, whose permanent residence is From May 2002 to September 2003, Vogt qualify for the NCAA Championships. Emerald Isle, N.C., was a four year letter win- was an assistant coach and then head coach Carolina was one of only five schools in the ner as a Tar Heel undergraduate. for the Meridian Swim Association in nation that had more than one diver qualify Specializing in distance freestyle during her Meridian, Miss. She coached a six-time for the championship meet and also had career, she helped lead UNC to an Atlantic Mississippi state champion during her time more men qualify than any other ACC school. Coast Conference Championship during her with MSA. Carolina also had seven different divers freshman year. Her top individual ACC finish Vogt's coaching experience also includes a final at the ACC Championships, including was fifth place in the1650-yard freestyle in period as a head coach in the South Run Jon Fox, Ryan Funderburk, Ryan Matuszak, 1996. Winter Swim League in Fairfax Station, Va., a Erika Matheis, Gia Santoro, Mandi Arak and Vogt studied education and psychology stint as the head coach of the summer league Lauren Karatanevski. The four Carolina while at Carolina, earning her degree as a team at the UNC Faculty Club and experi- women consisted of half the field for the one- double-major in May of 2000. She also ence as a coach at UNC's annual summer meter finals. Carolina had a total of 10 divers earned a position on the ACC Academic swimming camp time as a swim school pro- in the championship finals of the men’s and Honor Roll and Dean's List at Carolina for gram coach with NCAC.. women’s one-meter and three-meter compe- three consecutive years in 1997, 1998, and Most recently, Vogt was named the head titions, more than any other school in the 1999. coach of the 2007 Pan American Open Water Atlantic Coast Conference. Ryan Funderburk Vogt has been busy since the completion Championship Team that will compete in Rio received All-ACC honors on both the one- of last year's season with the Tar Heels. In de Janeiro, Brazil. She hopes that her meter and three-meter boards. May 2006, she was the head coach of the involvement with the U.S. National Team will The past two years have been very suc- Pan American Open Water Championship give her added experience that will contribute cessful for the Carolina diving squad. UNC Team that competed in Salinas, Ecuador. to the continued success of Carolina's storied has racked up 16 championship finalists at Under Vogt's tutelage, the American men's swimming program. ACC’s from eight different divers. team won the 5K and 10K events while the Catherine's husband Matt is a captain in During the summer of 2006, Ryan women's team won both events as well. In the Marine Corps who flies Harrier attack jets Funderburk qualified for the 2006 U.S. Senior addition, the Americans took home the over- out of Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station, Nationals at the IUPUI Natatorium in all team award at the event's conclusion. N.C. An avid Tar Heel fan, he splits his time Indianapolis. Ryan finished 24th on three- After attending U.S. Nationals with North between Emerald Isle, N.C., and Chapel Hill. meter, and made it to the semifinals on the Carolina Aquatic Club as an assistant coach, one-meter, finishing seventh. Vogt was appointed by United States During the 2004-2005 campaign, Carolina Swimming as the head coach of the Pan was the only men’s team to have three divers Pacific Open Water Championships Team make the championship final in any event at that competed in Victoria, British Columbia, in the ACC meet with three in the finals of one- August 2006. Her appointment as the head meter diving. The UNC men also scored coach of a major international squad (Pan more points for their team than any other Pacifics, World Championships, or the group of divers in the ACC and had the most Olympics) marked only the second time that total finalists of any squad. During the dual- a woman had held such a position. Again, meet season, UNC’s men won 16 of the 20 Vogt led the Americans to victories in the diving events. Lawrence coached Gia men's and women's 5K and 10K races and Santoro to All-ACC status and Jon Fox was a brought home the overall Pan Pacific team championship finalist on both boards. Ryan award. Matuszak finaled in one-meter and platform Having been a member of the U.S. coach- diving while Ryan Funderburk finished in the ing staff during the 2005 Open Water World Top 12 of both boards and also finaled on Championships in Montreal, Quebec, Vogt platform. was also selected for the 2006 Open Water In 2003-04, Lawrence led Eric Poitras to World Championship Team that traveled to Atlantic Coast Conference Diver-of-the-Year Naples, Italy, this past August. Vogt person- honors and the ACC championship in three- ally coached Tar Heel freshman standout meter diving. No Carolina diver had won Chip Peterson during these international those awards since 1994. Seven Tar Heel meets. divers qualified for the 2004 NCAA Zone Peterson followed up his 2005 World Diving Championships and Poitras became Championship victory in the 10K with strong the first Tar Heel men’s diver in 13 years to 2006 performances resulting in second place advance to the NCAA national meet. in the 5K and 6th place in the 10K. Altogether, five UNC divers made seven championship finals at the 2004 ACC Championships. 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 43 Swimming & Diving Staff Carolina Swimming and Diving

During the 2002-03 season, Lawrence Three of his athletes were honored a total coached four different divers to finals at the of five times as the NCC’s Diver-of-the-Year. ACC Championships. Poitras was runner-up While coaching at St. Cloud State, he was on three-meter, setting a new school record also a fifth and sixth grade teacher at Holy in the process, and Lindsay Waddell also Cross School. Randy finaled on both boards. Poitras earned All- Lawrence attended Western Illinois ERLENBACH ACC honors in the process. Lawrence also University from 1989-92, studying elementary Assistant Coach qualified six divers for the NCAA zone meet, education, competing as a diver and compil- 17th Year at Carolina where Poitras and Stephen Krebs finished as ing a 3.4 grade point average. He was named the first and second alternates in qualifying to the Dean’s List three times. As a diver at for the NCAA Championships. In June 2003, WIU, he was named All-Conference in 1990 Randy Erlenbach is now in his 17th year of Lawrence traveled to Winnipeg, Manitoba to and 1991 and won the school’s working with the swimming program at the coach Poitras in the Canadian Senior Academic/Athletic Achievement Award. He is University of North Carolina. Like most Tar Nationals. Poitras finaled in both events, fin- the Leathernecks’ three-meter diving record Heel swim coaches, Erlenbach is familiar with ishing eighth on the one-meter and seventh holder and was an NCAA zone qualifier. He success. His performance as an assistant on the three-meter. finished his Bachelor of Science degree in swimming coach at Carolina and as the head Lawrence is also the head diving coach for elementary education with an emphasis in coach of the North Carolina Aquatic Club has the North Carolina Aquatic Club. NCAC pro- social sciences at St. Cloud State in 1994, been quite remarkable. Erlenbach is simply duced the Junior Olympic one-meter, three- graduating Magna Cum Laude with a 3.65 one of the most gifted swimming coaches in meter and platform national champions in GPA. He is a native of Wisconsin where he the nation. 2005. The NCAC diving program finished was a three-time All-State selection as a high United States Swimming consistently third in the country as a team at the 2005 school diver and runner-up at the 1989 state names Erlenbach to its International Coaches Summer Junior Olympics nationals. NCAC high school meet. List, an honor going only to the most elite was represented by two divers on the United Lawrence served a four-year term as the coaches in the United States. He was first States team in the Junior Pan American Diving Rules Chairman for the NCAA named to that list in 1997 and continues to be Championships. Swimming and Diving Rules and a member of that prestigious company. During his first year coaching for NCAC, Championships Committee from 2000-04. He Erlenbach, a former four-year swimming Lawrence led divers to finals spots at the has also chaired the Zone D Diving letterman at Duke University was also an Indoor Junior National Championships and Subcommittee, holds membership in U.S. assistant coach at Clemson University before the Outdoor Junior National Championships. Diving and is a past member of the College joining the Tar Heels. Lawrence also coached a three-meter cham- Swimming Coaches Association of America. He also serves as the head swimming pion at the U.S.–Canadian Challenge as well Lawrence has either worked on the staff at coach of the North Carolina Aquatic Club, an as two silver medal finishers at the Junior or served as director of diving camps at the age group and master’s swimming program Pan American Championships in Brazil in University of Minnesota, Saint Cloud State based in Chapel Hill, N.C., in addition to per- September 2003. The NCAC Diving program University, the University of Texas, the forming his duties as an assistant coach for trains at Koury Natatorium. Northwest Diving Camp in Grand Forks, N.D. Carolina’s men’s and women’s teams. He is From 1997 to 2002, Lawrence was the div- and the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire. also the director of the annual Carolina ing coach at the University of Kansas. At He has given presentations at diving coach- Swimming Camps conducted each summer Kansas, he coached 11 different divers who es’ clinics, taught basic springboard diving on the UNC campus. finaled 22 times on the one-meter, three- classes and hosted clinics on the judging of As the coach at NCAC, Erlenbach has meter and platform events at the Big 12 high school diving. been very successful at developing local Conference Championships. Additionally, 13 Lawrence and his son, D.J., reside in swimming talent. Several members of Tar different divers qualified for the NCAA Zone D Durham, N.C. Lawrence is also active in Heel teams have been former NCAC swim- Championships, including four divers who fin- community service projects. Currently he is mers. In addition, Erlenbach has coached a ished in the Top 10 at that meet. He coached volunteering at Githens Middle School in talented array of age group swimmers who the 2002 women’s Big 12 one-meter runner- Durham working with at-risk eighth graders. have gone on to earn scholarships at other up who was a University of Kansas female The goal of the Second Chance Academy is NCAA Division I institutions. athlete-of-the-year finalist. Both the Kansas to help eighth graders move on to high He was named the United States men’s and women’s platform record holders school. He organized Adopt-a-Family for the Swimming North Carolina Coach of the Year competed there under the tutelage of KU Swimming program and served as a lec- in 1995, 1997 and 2000 for his work with the Lawrence. tor at St. Lawrence Cathedral. While at St. North Carolina Aquatic Club. While working at Kansas, he also was the Cloud, he worked with the Big Brothers/Big Erlenbach, 47, is a native of Brookfield, head coach of the Jayhawk Diving Club. He Sisters of St. Cloud while serving as the lec- Conn., and a 1981 Duke University graduate. had 20 different divers qualify to compete at tor at St. Mary’s Cathedral of St. Cloud. He co-captained the Blue Devil swimming the Junior Olympic Indoor and Outdoor team in his last season. After graduating National Championships on 60 occasions on from Duke, Erlenbach served as an assistant the one- and three-meter boards. He swimming coach with the Wilton (Conn.) coached the 1998 Junior Olympic indoor YMCA Wahoos team for a year and then was national titlist on the three-meter board and the head coach of the Durham (N.C.) Aquatic the 1998 high school girls’ one-meter nation- Club for two years. al champion. From 1984 to 1989, Erlenbach served as Prior to going to Kansas, Lawrence was the aquatics supervisor for the city of Lenoir, the diving coach at St. Cloud State University N.C. He also served as the head swimming for five years. He coached eight athletes to a coach for the Caldwell County Swim Team. total of 25 All-America citations there, includ- After a year working as a registered repre- ing the 1997 NCAA Division II women’ s one- sentative for Edward D. Jones and Company, meter national champion. He was named the he returned to college coaching as an assis- North Central Conference Diving Coach of tant swimming coach at Clemson for the the Year in 1994, 1996 and 1997. His divers 1990-91 school year. He moved to Chapel won 10 conference titles during his tenure Hill to take his current position in 1991. and his divers were named all-conference a Erlenbach and his wife, Sian Hunter, enjoy total of 22 times. biking, hiking and fishing in their spare time. page 44 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Swimming & Diving Staff

In his spare time, Johnson likes to watch A four-time All-ACC selection, Quinn swam The Simpsons and write workouts for the for the Mecklenburg Aquatic Club while in next day's practice, as well as perform vari- high school and was coached there by Pat ous other administrative tasks around the Hogan. Quinn was named the University of swimming office. He also likes camping and North Carolina’s most outstanding swimmer attending bus festivals in his 1986 VW in 2000 and 2002 and the team’s most valu- Westfalia. able swimmer in 2003. His sister Kathleen swam for four years at UNC and was a tri- captain of the 2004-05 women’s team.

Sean Greg QUINN JOHNSON Assistant Coach Assistant Coach 3rd Year at Carolina 5th Year at Carolina Willem BOK The Tar Heel school record holder in the Assistant Coach 4th Year at Carolina Greg Johnson is now entering his fifth sea- 200-yard breaststroke, 100-meter breast- son as an assistant coach with the Tar Heels, stroke and 200-meter breaststroke, Sean working primarily with Coach Comfort and Quinn begins his third season as an assistant the butterfly corps as well as managing home swimming coach at the University of North Willem Bok is in his fourth year as an meet operations. He is also the Senior assis- Carolina in 2006-07. He is also the current assistant coach at UNC. Bok received a B.S. tant coach for the North Carolina Aquatic head age group coach for the North Carolina in business administration with minors in both Club, where he is thrilled to watch the devel- Aquatic Club. chemistry and biology from Carolina in 2002. opment of young, enthusiastic swimmers. A native of Lancaster, S.C., and 1999 He is currently completing a dual Johnson was born in Winston-Salem N.C., alumnus of Lancaster High School, Quinn M.D./M.B.A. degree at Duke Medical School where he began his swimming career at age was a three-time All-America selection as a and Carolina’s Kenan-Flagler Business seven with the Winston-Salem YMCA. After Tar Heel, earning honors in 2000, 2002 and School, respectively. Bok is a former high graduation from North Forsyth High School 2003. His best finish was an eighth place in school All-America swimmer and letter win- as the North Carolina state high school the 200-meter breaststroke as a freshman in ner for the the Tar Heels. champion in the 200-yard individual medley, 2000. He finished 10th in the 200-yard In 2003, Willem returned to his Alma Mater he was accepted to the U.S. Military breaststroke at the NCAA Championships in and began coaching alongside Frank Academy at West Point as a recruit for the 2002. Comfort. During his time at Carolina, Willem men's swimming team. Quinn, a tri-captain of the 2003 Tar Heel has worked with multiple All-ACC swimmers, After only eight weeks, a knee injury pre- team, won a silver medal in the 200-meter ACC finalists and NCAA qualifiers. During the cluded him from military service and he breaststroke at the 2003 Pan American summers, Willem works as the assistant returned to Winston-Salem, N.C. The follow- Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican national coach for Eric Steidinger of the Tar ing year he was accepted to the University of Republic. He finished fifth in the 200-meter Heel Aquatic Team. Under Steidinger, North Carolina and he gained a spot as a breaststroke at the 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials Willem has coached numerous junior nation- member of the men's swimming team. Under and he was offered a slot on the United al, senior national and Olympic trial swim- Coach Randy Erlenbach, Johnson became a States Team at the 2002 Short Course World mers. solid performer in the 100 and 200 butterfly Championships in Moscow. During his fresh- In addition to coaching and his academics, events and the distance freestyle events. He man year, he competed in the Short Course Willem traverses the vast areas of wilderness finished his career at UNC in 2002 with a top World Championships in Athens, Greece. throughout the United States and Canada eight performance in the 200-yard butterfly at Before enrolling at Carolina, he swam in the with fellow 2002 alums Mike Callahan and the ACC Championships and a degree in 1999 U.S. Junior World Championships in John Spaziano. The group plans to eventu- journalism and mass communication. Barcelona. ally compose a journal based on their travels Upon graduation, he was invited to join the Quinn won ACC championships in the in dedication to David Green, a 2001 gradu- staffs at UNC and NCAC, where he has been 200-yard breaststroke in 2000 and 2003. He ate who inspired the trio with his explorations fortunate to work with the finest college and holds the Tar Heel school record in the 200- across Tonga and other Pacific Islands. In age-group swimmers in the country, as well yard breaststroke at 1:56.39 and he ranks his free time, Willem enjoys biking, water as living in beautiful Carrboro with his wife fourth in school history in the 100-yard polo and shuffleboard. Samantha. breaststroke with a career best time of 55.15. Willem possesses a passion for swimming As a coach, he has had the honor of work- and UNC, and he hopes to contribute as ing with several national qualifiers, ACC final- much as possible to making this a successful ists and has accompanied swimmers to season for the Tar Heels. National Select Camps in Colorado Springs. 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 45 History & Tradition Carolina Swimming and Diving The University of North Carolina’s proud swimming and diving heritage predates America’s entry into World War II. On January 23, 1939, Tar Heel swimmers and divers par- ticipated in the school’s first varsity intercolle- giate swimming meet against the University of Virginia at historic Bowman Gray Pool on the UNC campus. Since 1939, Carolina’s men’s teams have posted a cumulative dual-meet record of 518- 177-1, a winning percentage of .745. Carolina teams have captured 14 Southern Conference team championships and 17 Atlantic Coast Conference team titles, while posting a 60-3 (.952) Southern Conference dual-meet mark and a 240-60-1 (.799) record in ACC dual meets. On 28 occasions, UNC men’s teams have finished amongst the Top 25 teams at the NCAA Championships. Carolina swimmers have also won four indi- vidual NCAA championships in the history of the program. Although Carolina had women’s swimming teams in the early 1970s competing in Charlie Krepp is the only men’s swimmer in University of North Carolina history to win multiple individ- Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for ual NCAA championships. A gifted backstroker, Krepp used the advantage of competing in familiar envi- Women (AIAW) competitions as part of the rons when Bowman Gray Pool served as the host facility for the 1957 NCAA Championships. He won UNC physical education department, the titles in the 100-yard and 200-yard backstroke titles under the aegis of head coach Ralph Casey. women’s swimming and diving program was not elevated to varsity status and taken under gaudy 126-19, a winning percentage of .869. Roots of the Program Under Dick the aegis of the intercollegiate athletic pro- Twenty-seven of UNC’s 31 women’s teams Jamerson gram until the 1974-75 school year. In 31 have finished the season ranked in the While these records demonstrate decades years, Carolina teams have compiled a 270- national Top 25, including 13 straight years of excellence, one of the program’s most 54-1 dual-meet record, a winning percentage from 1976-88 and 10 straight years from 1995 important years was 1938. That year marked of .832. Carolina has won 15 ACC champi- through 2004. The only times Carolina has the completion of historic Bowman Gray Pool onships and never finished lower than third in missed finishing in the Top 25 were in 1975, and the arrival of Carolina’s first varsity the league championships, taking first place 1989, 1994, 2005 and 2006. UNC women’s coach. Without those events the Tar Heel on 15 occasions, second place on 11 occa- swimmers have also won 15 individual swimming program would not exist as we sions and third place twice. national collegiate championships and pro- know it today. UNC’s record in ACC dual meets is a duced one national championship relay team. The pool was completed on March 25, 1938, but the first meet was not held until almost a year later. The pool was a gift to the University from Mrs. Bowman Gray, Sr., in memory of her two sons, Bowman Gray, Jr., and Gordon Gray. Bowman Gray Pool served as home to the Carolina swimming and diving program until the fall of 1986 when the Tar Heels moved into their current home, the Maurice J. Koury Natatorium, which is part of the Dean E. Smith Center complex on the UNC campus. Richard E. Jamerson came to UNC in 1938 from Oberlin College in Ohio to take over the helm of the fledgling Tar Heel team. Dr. Jamerson, one of the top coaches in 1930s collegiate swimming, served as head coach of the Tar Heel program for 11 years. Five of his squads went undefeated and 10 of his teams won Southern Conference champi- onships. The annual awards given to Carolina’s most valuable, most outstanding and most improved swimmers bear Jamerson’s name, as does the timing system at the Maurice J. Koury Natatorium. Ralph Casey Coninues the Tradition Jamerson turned over the coaching reins to his long-time assistant coach, Ralph Casey, Tar Heel head coach Frank Comfort confers with Kari Haag, one of the most gifted swimmers in Atlantic Coast Conference history. Haag was named the ACC Swimmer of the Year in both 1995 and on a full-time basis in 1952. Casey had 1996. She finished second in the 200-yard freestyle at the NCAA Championships in 1995, the best indi- served as interim head coach in 1949 and as vidual finish for UNC at the meet since Sue Walsh’s championship performances 11 years earlier. co-head coach with his brother, Willis Casey, page 46 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving History & Tradition in 1946. Willis Casey also coached the 1945 they captured five ACC championships Tar Heel team by himself in Jamerson’s before he retired in 1974. absence. Women’s Swimming & Diving Ralph Casey guided the Tar Heels to addi- Added to Program tional championships during his tenure from With the addition of women’s swim- 1949 to 1957. Two of Casey’s teams won ming and diving as a varsity sport in Southern Conference titles and another two 1974-75, the program had split head teams won Atlantic Coast Conference crowns coaches for the only time in its history as after UNC became a charter member of the Paul Doty, who was then Carolina’s head new league in 1953-54. Under his direction, men’s lacrosse coach, coached the men the 1955 squad finished fifth in the nation, the for one season and Maxine Forrest 1953 team tied for fifth nationally, the 1957 coached the women the same season. squad was sixth at the NCAA Championships Jim Wood was then brought in to and the 1949 team took ninth place. coach both teams in 1976 and 1977 and, In both 1949 and 1957, bookends of after a successful two-year coaching run, Casey’s tenure, UNC hosted the NCAA he returned to club coaching in New Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Jersey. Championships at Bowman Gray Pool. The The program’s current head coach, 1949 championships marked the first time a Frank Comfort, was hired away from national championship event in any sport on NCAA Division III power Johns Hopkins the collegiate level had been held in the University, in Baltimore, Md., to take South. However a visit to Bowman Gray Pool command of both the men’s and today would lead one to believe that it would women’s teams during the summer of have been difficult to host an NCAA 1977. Comfort arrived in Chapel Hill after Championship in that tiny facility. Somehow having just led the Blue Jays’ men’s UNC pulled it off. squad to an NCAA Division III champi- Pat Earey took over as UNC’s head coach onship in 1977 after attaining runnerup in 1958 and continued the remarkable swim- finishes in 1975 and 1976. ming success in Chapel Hill. His teams won He has helped continue and improve a percentage of .711 of their dual meets, and upon Carolina’s swimming success. His men’s teams have won .717 percent of their dual meets and the women’s teams have won .829 percent of their dual meets under his tutelage. His Two of the most gifted swimmers in ACC history 1983 men’s squad captured shared the Most Valuable Swimmer Award at the 1991 the school’s first ACC title in ACC Championships in Koury Natatorium – David the sport in 19 years and the Monasterio of North Carolina (left) and David Fox of NC 1988 and 1989 teams won State (right). Monasterio was a member of the 1992 back-to-back league crowns Puerto Rican Olympic Team and Fox, who later served as an assistant coach at Carolina for three years, was for the first time since 1963 a member of the 1996 U.S. Olympic Team. and 1964. With six titles in a row, the 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998 men’s teams became the first UNC teams since 1956-59 to capture as many as four ACC crowns in a row. The men have also made decided progress on the national level. The 1993 team finished 14th, the best Tar Heel national finish since 1967, and the 1996 team had an outstanding 15th-place standing in the championships. The women have finished in the Top 25 in the nation in 25 of the 29 seasons of Comfort’s tenure and won 15 of the 28 ACC championships since that meet’s inception in 1979. On 11 of the other 13 occasions, the Tar Heels have been conference runners-up, an amazing string of consistency. Comfort’s swimmers also do extremely well in the class- room. The 2005-06 school year was the 19th year in a row that Jimmy Thomas is still considered by some to be the premier Carolina’s swimming and diving Denny Hammond was the first Tar Heel men’s swimmer to win the Patterson Medal as the out- swimmer in Southern history. His exploits in the pool at contingent placed at least 21 Carolina in the late 1940s and early 1950s made him one of standing senior athlete. While at Carolina he seven swimmers to win the Patterson Medal as UNC’s top sen- members on the ACC Academic established a national intercollegiate record in ior athlete. Honor Roll. Beginning with the the 100-yard backstroke. 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 47 History & Tradition Carolina Swimming and Diving 1987-88 school year and continuing through last year, UNC swimming has placed 21, 21, 22, 23, 24, 23, 24, 25, 25, 27, 33, 30, 38, 43, 37, 35, 23, 34 and 33 individuals on the ACC Honor Roll over the past 19 school years. That is a continuous record of academic excellence in which the student-athletes can truly take pride. Carolina’s swimming success since the program’s inception cannot be credited only to the outstanding coaches who have direct- ed Carolina swimming fortunes. The program has also been distinguished by a long string of outstanding swimmers and divers. A Who’s Who of Great Talent Seven Tar Heel swimmers have been hon- ored as recipients of the Patterson Medal as the school’s outstanding senior athlete, an amazing number for the sport given Carolina’s rich athletic heritage in so many other sports, particularly men’s basketball.

Norm Sper is one of only two Carolina men’s performers in history to be named a first team All-America in four consecutive years. Sper competed from 1947-1950 and was joined in the elite status as four-year first-team All-Americas by backstroker Eric Ericson (1981-84).

was the head varsity cheerleader at Carolina Southeastern AAU championship in 1950 at and the winner of the national junior Amateur Atlanta, and the Florida state meet and Athletic Union (AAU) diving title. national junior championships in 1949. Several Tar Heels in the early era won the The Greatest Swimmer Southern Conference’s Most Valuable In Southern History Swimmer recognition, including Fleming Jimmy Thomas, the Patterson Medal recip- Stone in 1940, Denny Hammond in 1943, ient in 1951, was an amazingly versatile Dick Twining in 1948, Jimmy Thomas in 1949, swimmer who won two AAU national individ- 1950 and 1951 and Donnie Evans, who was ual medley championships and one AAU the co-winner with Thomas in 1951. national backstroke crown during his career. Another one of the outstanding student- He established 10 American records, four athletes in early Carolina swimming and div- NCAA standards and seven Southern ing history was Norm Sper (1947-50), who Conference marks while a swimmer at UNC. both swam on the team and was an out- In 1950, Thomas, considered by many to be standing diver, while also serving as the top swimmer in Southern history, became Carolina’s head cheerleader during the the first swimmer in NCAA annals to be Charlie Justice football era on campus. He is named an All-America in four different individ- one of only two men in the program’s illustri- ual events in the same year. He completed ous history to be named a first-team All- his career having never lost in conference When Joe Craft won the Atlantic Coast America during each of his four years in competition in the 220- and 440-yard Conference title in one-meter diving in 1994 he became the first UNC men’s diver to win an indi- school, the other being Eric Ericson (1981- freestyle events. At the 1949 NCAA vidual ACC diving title since Sandy Patterson 84). In 1949, Sper won the National AAU Championships in Bowman Gray Pool, won three-meter diving in 1962. men’s platform diving championship in Los Thomas was the meet’s high scorer, with his Angeles, Calif. best finish being second place in the 150-yard Sper’s tremendous diving feat was equaled backstroke. Among those seven are three outstanding in 1950 by one of the greatest of all Carolina Buddy Baarcke, who was a contemporary women who have won the school’s highest athletes, Sara Wakefield. A native of of Thomas, set a world record in the 100-yard athletic award. Charlotte, N.C., who grew up in Palm Beach, butterfly in 1954. He was the first swimmer in Jamerson’s early teams were full of stars. Fla., Wakefield, then 22, won the 1950 history to go under one minute in the 100- They included Denny Hammond of Atlanta, women’s one-meter AAU national diving yard distance of three different strokes — the Ga., who in 1942 established a national inter- championship in her hometown with a score butterfly, the backstroke and the freestyle — collegiate backstroke record; George Whitner of 133.90. The win came during Wakefield’s and he won gold and bronze medals at the of Jacksonville, Fla., who established a senior year at Carolina. Don Draper served 1955 Pan American Games in Mexico City, national freshman breaststroke mark in 1942; as Wakefield’s diving coach at UNC. Mexico. and Buddy Crone of Goldsboro, N.C., who Wakefield, while at Carolina, also won the Other top men’s swimmers have included page 48 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving History & Tradition Stevenson, a versatile swimmer who first female swimmer to competed in the 1984 Olympic Games receive an athletic for Greece and was the Most Valuable scholarship at UNC, Swimmer at the 1986 ACC captured AIAW national Championships; the incredibly gifted championships in the John Davis, who twice was the ACC 200-yard backstroke Championships MVP and once the ACC and 200-yard freestyle. Swimmer-of-the-Year, and who also set Marshall, a 1972 the ACC record for career individual Olympian as a 14-year- men’s championships with 11; David old prodigy, was fol- Monasterio, who was the ACC lowed to campus by Richard Jamerson Swimmer-of-the-Year in 1991, a two-year Bonny Brown, who in (above) was hired in first-team All-America, a three-time 1980 became the first 1938 as the first medalist swimming for Puerto Rico in the female recipient of the head swimming 1991 Pan American Games in Havana, Patterson Medal as coach in Carolina Cuba and a member of the 1992 Puerto UNC’s outstanding history. Pat Earey (below) was the Rican Olympic Team; James Hamrick, senior student-athlete. head coach of the who was a first-team All-America both his Brown had been a gold Tar Heel team for 17 junior and senior years and a Chapel Hill medallist at the 1975 years from 1957-74. native and son of a former Carolina Pan American Games swimming team captain and ACC cham- in Mexico City and, a pion, Harvey Hamrick; and, Yann year later, she estab- deFabrique, who swam for France in the lished the American 1992 and 1996 Olympics, placing as high record in the 100-meter as 14th in the 400-meter freestyle in freestyle. In 1977, she 1992, and then went on to win three won the AIAW national medals for the French in the 1993 World championship in the University Games in Buffalo, N.Y., and 100-yard individual two medals for France at the 1995 World medley, and later that University Games in Fukuoka, Japan. summer she was a gold Carolina captains Mark Welker and Tim Sutton hold aloft Two 1997 alumni, Steve Bonack and Jeff medalist at the World the championship trophy that the Tar Heel men’s swim- ming team captured in 1983 at the ACC Championships. Weiss, also added their names to the list University Games. That victory was significant because it was the first of of great swimmers at Carolina. Both Hot on the heels of Brown came the incom- Coach Frank Comfort’s 10 ACC men’s championships were All-America breaststrokers at UNC. parable Sue Walsh. North Carolina’s out- and it marked the first time since 1964 that the Tar Heels Trevor Runberg, ‘98, was a gifted UNC standing swimming figure of all time, Walsh had captured the crown. swimmer for four years, being named won 10 national collegiate individual champi- ACC Co-Swimmer of the Year in 1996 onships and was on one AIAW national cham- 1955 NCAA 200-yard butterfly champion Phil and earning a spot on the U.S. World pionship relay squad. She was named the Drake; Charlie Krepp, who won NCAA titles in Championships Team in 1996. In 1999, the Most Valuable Swimmer at the ACC the 100- and 200-yard backstrokes while top senior swimmers included Tucker Shade, Championships three times and was an swimming in the 1957 NCAA Championships a three-time ACC champion in the 100-yard American record holder in the 50- and 100- at Carolina’s own Bowman Gray Pool; butterfly and a four-time All-America selec- yard backstrokes and the 100-meter back- Harrison Merrill, the 1965 Patterson Medal tion, and Ted recipient who was a three-time All-America Brisson, the former and the winner of seven individual ACC titles; ACC record holder in and 1966 NCAA 100-yard butterfly titlist Phil the 100-yard back- Riker, who was also a member of the 1964 stroke and two-time U.S. Olympic Team. Verizon Academic Olympic Gold Medalist Thompson Mann All-America selec- Arguably the finest men’s swimmer in tion. More recently, Carolina history was Thompson Mann. A Carolina has pro- three-year All-America, Mann was a 1964 duced Sean Quinn, Olympic Games gold medallist as the leadoff two-time ACC cham- swimmer on the United States’ victorious pion and three-time 4x100-meter medley relay squad. He set a All-America in the world record at the Tokyo Olympic Games in breaststroke, and the 100-meter backstroke during that race Yuri Suguiyama, and was the first person to ever eclipse one 2003 and 2004 All- minute at that distance, clocking a time of America and back- 59.80 seconds. to-back ACC cham- Of more recent vintage, outstanding men’s pion in the 200-yard swimmers at Carolina have included Ken freestyle. Ireland, a backstroker who was the Most Talented Women Valuable Swimmer at the 1979 ACC Since the Inception Championships and a first-team All-America Obviously, there in both 1979 and 1980; Eric Ericson who, like have also been many Norm Sper, was a four-year first-team All- talented women’s America, as well as the 1984 ACC swimmers at In 2002, Katie Hathaway was the first Tar Heel swimmer to win the Patterson Championships MVP and winner of seven Medal as Carolina’s outstanding senior athlete since Sue Walsh won the Carolina. In 1976, award in 1984. Hathaway earned All-America honors 24 times in her four years ACC individual titles during his career; Chris Ann Marshall, the at UNC, 11 times as an individual and 13 times on relays. 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 49 History & Tradition Carolina Swimming and Diving Melanie Buddemeyer, a team who spent several years in the major two-time first-team All- leagues with teams like the Atlanta Braves, America. Buddemeyer is Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers. one of only a handful of Richelle Fox was the 1997 and 1998 ACC women’s swimmers in ACC Women’s Swimmer-of-the-Year. She had six history to sweep an individ- finishes in championship finals at the 1997 ual event all four years of and 1998 NCAA meets, including a pair of her eligibility. Buddemeyer second-place finishes in the 100-yard butter- accomplished the feat in fly. Fox was named to the United States two events, winning Atlantic squad for the 1999 Pan Pacific Coast Conference titles in Championships. She was joined on that team both the 100- and 200-yard which competed in Sydney, Australia by Kari butterflys in 1985, 1986, Haag and by Molly Freedman, later a stand- 1987 and 1989. Also dupli- out butterflier at UNC. cating the feat were Walsh Tar Heels On International Teams in the 100- and 200-yard UNC swimmers have also been fixtures backstrokes (1981-84), competing in international and Olympic-relat- Polly Winde in the 400-yard ed competitions. That has especially been individual medley (1983-86) true over the past three decades. Starting and most recently Christy with Bonny Brown’s appearance in the 1977 Watkins in the 50-yard World University Games, other Tar Heels freestyle from 2000-03. invited to that biannual competition have A complete list of the been Barb Harris and Gayle Hegel in 1979; great Carolina swimmers Sue Walsh in 1981 at Bucharest, Romania; would also have to include Eric Ericson and Sue Walsh in 1983 at Sarah Perroni, who gradu- Edmonton, Alberta; Melanie Buddemeyer in ated from UNC in 1993. A 1985 at Kobe, Japan; Melanie Buddemeyer three-time first-team All- and Susan O’Brien in 1987 at Zagreb, America, Perroni finished Yugoslavia; Sarah Perroni, James Hamrick, fourth in the 50-yard Yann deFabrique and individual medley freestyle at the 1993 NCAA standout Carrie Szulc in 1993 at Buffalo, N.Y.; Tar Heel senior captains John Davis and Marc Ferguson accept the Championships, won a pair Yann deFabrique, Kari Haag and Trevor 1991 Atlantic Coast Conference championship trophy from UNC of medals at the 1993 Runberg in 1995 at Fukuoka, Japan; and Director of Athletics John Swofford. World University Games Jessi Perruquet and Jessie Brosch in Daegu, and participated on the South Korea in 2003. Perruquet won two sil- stroke. Walsh won the Patterson Medal in American Team at the 1993 Pan Pacific ver medals at the 2003 World University 1984 and, in 1983, she was named the North Championships in Kobe, Japan. She also Games. Haag won a gold medal at the 1995 Carolina Athlete-of-the-Year by the swam in the Short Course World World University Games as a member of the Greensboro News & Record. Championships in December of 1993 in U.S.’s 800-meter freestyle relay squad, while Walsh was joined on the United States’ Mallorca, Spain and was a member of the deFabrique won three medals at the 1993 1982 World Swimming Championships and U.S. Swimming Resident National Team train- World University Games and two more 1983 Pan American Games teams by Tar ing in Colorado Springs, Colo., for two years. medals at the 1995 World University Games. Heel teammate Polly Winde, an individual Another great Tar Heel sprinter was Jessi Buddemeyer and O’Brien also swam together medleyist and breaststroker extraordinaire, Peruquet who swam at Carolina from 2001- at Brisbane, Australia in August 1987 at the who also had a standout Carolina career. 04. Perruquet was the winner of multiple indi- Pan Pacific Games. Winde finished second in the 400-yard indi- vidual and relay ACC championships and she In August 1987, UNC had a participant in vidual medley at the 1984 NCAA’s and is now was the 2003 NCAA co-champion in the 200- the Pan American Games in Indianapolis in married to former Tar Heel baseball star B.J. yard freestyle. Perruquet was the ACC the person of Tony Monasterio, representing Surhoff, a major league baseball standout for Swimmer-of-the-Year in 2003 as well. his native Puerto Rico. Tony Monasterio was the past two decades. Winde has been Another tremendous freestyler was Kari followed to the same competition four years inducted into the Maryland Swimming Hall of Haag, who graduated from Carolina in 1996. later by his younger brother David Fame, which also includes former UNC swim- Haag was the ACC Swimmer-of-the-Year in Monasterio, who swam splendidly in the 1991 mer Wendy Weinberg, ‘80, and Tar Heel head both 1995 and 1996 and she came extremely event at Havana, Cuba. Sean Quinn repre- coach Frank Comfort. close to win- sented the U.S. at the 2003 Pan American Other outstanding swimmers of the 1980s ning UNC’s Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican included Barb Harris, the 1982 NCAA cham- first national Republic, where he won the silver medal in pion in the 50-yard butterfly, and Amy Pless title in 11 the 200-meter breaststroke. and Cami Berizzi, who combined with Walsh years in 1995 Carolina Olympians of the past 30 years and Harris to win the AIAW national champi- when she fin- have included Ann Marshall in 1972, Wendy onship in the 200-yard medley relay in 1981. ished second Weinberg and Janis Hape in 1976, Sue The ACC MVPs at NCAA’s in Walsh in 1980, Chris Stevenson in 1984, Several Tar Heel women have been named the 200-yard David Monasterio and Yann deFabrique in the Most Valuable Swimmer at the ACC freestyle. 1992, Yann deFabrique in 1996 and Yi-Khy Championships, including Cindy Shirey in Haag is mar- Saw in 2004. Yann deFabrique also compet- 1979, Gayle Hegel in 1980, Sue Walsh in ried to Brad ed for France in the 1994 World 1981, 1983 and 1984, Susan O’Brien in 1985 Woodall, a Maxine Forrest was the first Championships in Rome, while Trevor and 1988, Melissa Douse in 1992, Kari Haag former star head women’s swimming and Runberg swam for the American team at the in 1995, Chrissy Miller in 1996 and 1998 and pitcher for diving coach in University of 1998 World Championships. Richelle Fox in 1997. North Carolina history, coach- the Tar Heel ing the team during the 1974- Another top swimmer for Carolina was baseball 75 season. page 50 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving National Champions University of North Carolina swimmers Krepp and Riker were honored on have accounted for 19 individual national the ACC’s Top 50 Team in 2002. collegiate championships on the NCAA and Carolina’s first women’s champi- AIAW level and one relay title on the AIAW onships came under the aegis of level during the program’s storied 68-year the now-defunct Association for history of the men’s and women’s swim- Intercollegiate Athletics for Women ming and diving programs from 1938-39 (AIAW), which ran women’s athlet- through 2005-06. ics on the collegiate level from the Men’s swimmers have been responsible early 1970s until the NCAA took for four of those titles and the women have over sponsorship of women’s won 15 individual titles and one relay championships in 1981. crown. Coach Jim Wood helped pro- The first championship came in 1955 duce swimmers who won three under the tutelage of vertan head coach national championships in his two Ralph Casey when Phil Drake captured the years at the helm of the program. 200-yard NCAA butterfly crown in 2:13.70. In 1976, Ann Marshall won AIAW Nearly 50 years after his feat, Drake was national titles in the 200-yard chosen as one the ACC’s Top 50 swimmers freestyle and the 200-yard back- of all-time in 2002. stroke. Historical records do not Two years later, in 1957, Charlie Krepp, have times listed for either of those while swimming in the NCAA victories but Marshall was a cele- Championships in his home facility at brated swimmer who had been on UNC’s Bowman Gray Pool, won both the the 1972 U.S. Olympic Team 100- and 200-yard backstroke titles in 58.10 before enrolling at Carolina in and 2:07.80, respectively. Krepp was 1975. coached to those championships by Casey, A year after Marshall’s victory, then in his final year as UNC head coach Bonny Brown won the AIAW title in In 1966, Phil Riker won Carolina’s fourth the 100-yard individual medley in men’s NCAA individual championship, cap- 1977. Again no time is listed in turing the 100-yard butterfly in a time of historical records. Both of those Jessi Perruquet was the most recent Tar Heel to claim an 51.19. Riker, who had been a member of swimmers, Marshall and Brown, NCAA championship. The talented freestyler shared the 2003 the 1964 U.S. Olympic Team, was coached won their national titles as fresh- NCAA title in the 200-yard freestyle. by the late Pat Earey. Like Drake, both men at Carolina. The remainder of the UNC titles she never lost a backstroke race in her have been produced during Frank three years of NCAA competition. As a Comfort’s tenure as head coach. sophomore in 1982, she won the 50-yard In 1981, another talented backstroke in 25.64, the 100-yard back- Carolina freshman burst on to the stroke in 54.81 and the 200-yard back- scene in the person of Sue Walsh, stroke in 1:59.47. A year later, she repeat- a native of Hamburg, N.Y. Walsh ed in all three events with times of 25.85 in won a total of 10 individual titles the 50-yard backstroke, 55.62 in the 100- and was on one national champi- yard backstroke and 1:59.05 in the 200- onship relay unit during her tenure yard backstroke. Prior to the beginning of at UNC. In 1981, the last season the 1983-84 season, the 50-yard back- of AIAW governance of the sport, stroke was eliminated as an NCAA event, Walsh won titles in the 50-yard but Walsh still captured titles in the 100- backstroke (25.97) and the 100- yard backstroke in 55.32 and the 200-yard yard backstroke (55.60). backstroke in 1:59.84. They were both That same year, Carolina’s 200- thrillingly close races as she won the 200- yard medley relay team won the yard backstroke by one one-hundredth of a national title with a 1:42.63 clock- second and the 100-yard backstroke by ing, then an American record in the one-tenth of a second. Nevertheless, the event. That relay team consisted twin titles capped a brilliant collegiate swim- of Sue Walsh swimming the back- ming career in style. stroke, freshman Amy Pless the Carolina’s most recent NCAA champion breaststroke, freshman Cami was Jessi Perruquet, a brilliant freestyler Berizzi the butterfly and junior from Danville, Pa., who like Marshall, Barb Harris the freestyle. Brown, Walsh, Pless, Berizzi and Harris A year later in 1982, the NCAA was named in 2002 to the ACC’s Top 50 sponsored its first women’s swim- Team. ming and diving championship Perruquet tied for the NCAA title in the meet. Barb Harris excelled again, 200-yard freestyle during her junior season winning the 50-yard butterfly of 2003. Competing at Auburn University, Sue Walsh won 10 individual national championships in back- crown in 24.82 seconds. Perruquet tied the host school’s Heather stroke events from 1981-84. She won the 50- and 100-yard Kemp for the crown, both with times of backstrokes at the AIAW meet in 1981 and then went on to win That same year saw the start of the 50-, 100- and 200-yard backstrokes at the 1982 and 1983 Sue Walsh’s incredible dominance 1:45.01, Perruquet’s career best. NCAA meets and the 100- and 200-yard backstrokes at the of NCAA backstroke races. In fact, 1984 NCAA Championships. 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 51 Patterson Medal Winners Carolina Swimming and Diving The Patterson Medal, established in 1924, is and on the 300-yard medley relay team and the 50-yard freestyle, the 100-yard individual med- the highest athletic award given at the 400-yard freestyle relay team. He also earned ley and as part of the 200-yard medley relay University of North Carolina. It is given annu- first-team All-America honors in 1944 as a and the 200-yard free relay. ally to the Carolina senior athlete who has member of the 300-yard medley relay. Her junior season in 1982-83 was no differ- demonstrated general excellence throughout Hammond won Southern Conference individ- ent as Walsh won six ACC championships in his or her career in a myriad of areas. The ual championships in the 150-yard backstroke individual events and relays while being named selection is based on athletic accomplish- in both 1942 and 1943 and in the 220-yard All-America in the 50-yard, 100-yard and 200- ments, sportsmanship, morale, leadership and freestyle in 1943. yard backstrokes, the 100-yard individual med- general conduct and is made by a committee of Carolina swimmers won back-to-back ley and on the 200-yard medley relay and 200- athletic officials, faculty members and student Patterson Medals in 1951 and 1952. In 1951, yard and 400-yard freestyle relays teams. representatives. Jimmy Thomas was the winner of the award. She captured six ACC titles in 1984 as well The award was first given in 1924 by univer- An amazingly versatile swimmer, Thomas won as the ACC Championships’ Most Valuable sity benefactor Dr. Joseph Flanner Patterson in two Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) national Swimmer award for the second year in a row. memory of his brother, John Durant Patterson. swimming titles in the individual medley and That season Walsh was an All-America in the It has since been continued by the Patterson one in the backstroke during his UNC career. 100-yard and 200-yard backstrokes, on the family. Since the University of North Carolina While a Tar Heel, he established 10 American 400-yard medley relay team and on the 200-, started a swimming and diving program in records, four NCAA marks and seven Southern 400- and 800-yard freestyle relay units. She 1938, seven Tar Heel swimmers have won the Conference standards. Considered to be the was a 27-time All-America winner in her colle- award, including three women. top swimmer in Southern history, Thomas giate career while winning an amazing 23 indi- The first swimmer to win the award was became the first person to be named a first- vidual and relay ACC titles as well. She held Denny Hammond in 1944. A native of Atlanta, team All-America in four different individual the school record at UNC for the 100-yard Ga., Hammond established a national intercol- events at the NCAA Championships in 1951. backstroke and 200-yard backstroke and was legiate backstroke record during the course of Thomas completed his career at Carolina hav- the American record holder in the 50-yard his career at Carolina. He swam on teams ing never lost in conference competition in backstroke and 100-yard backstroke. Walsh which won the Southern Conference team either the 220- or 440-yard freestyle events. was a two-time Verizon First-Team Academic championships in 1942, 1943 and 1944. The A year later, in 1952, Cecil Milton, was All-America and she was inducted into the 1942 squad also tied for 12th nationally at the named the winner of the Patterson Medal. Verizon Academic All-America Hall of Fame in NCAA meet. In 1942, Hammond was a first- Milton was an accomplished athlete at Carolina 2002. team All-America in the 150-yard backstroke in both swimming, where he lettered three Katie Hathaway, a swimming letter winner years, and on the tennis squad, playing one from 1999 through 2002 and a native of year for legendary head coach John Kenfield. Matthews, N.C., is the most recent Carolina Milton won Southern Conference titles in both swimmer to win the Patterson Medal. the 220- and 440-yard freestyles in 1950. Hathaway won the award in 2002, becoming The 1965 recipient of the Patterson Medal the first swimmer to win the honor since Walsh was Harrison Merrill, one of the most popular a total of 18 years earlier. Hathaway was a six- athletes at Carolina in the 1960s and also one time first-team of its most accomplished. Merrill was the win- All-America in ner of seven individual ACC titles in his career the 400-yard and was a three-year All-America at UNC, win- individual med- ning honors in 1963, 1964 and 1965. Merrill ley and 100- was an outstanding freestyler who specialized and 200-yard at the 100- and 200-yard distances. breaststrokes In 1980, Bonny Brown became the first and an 11-time woman athlete to ever capture UNC’s most honorable men- prestigious athletic award. In 1975, Brown won tion in the 200- a gold medal for the United States at the Pan yard breast- American Games. A year later, the Murphy, stroke, the 200- N.C., native set the American record in the 100- yard individual meter freestyle. At Carolina, she won the AIAW medley and as a national title in 1977 in the 100-yard individual member of 200- medley. yard freestyle Just four years later in 1984, the most deco- relay, 200-yard rated swimmer in UNC history, Sue Walsh, medley relay, captured the Patterson Medal. A member of 400-yard the 1978 U.S. World Championships team and freestyle relay, the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team, she won 10 400-yard med- national championships on an individual basis ley relay and (four in the 100-yard backstroke, three in the 800-yard free 200-yard backstroke and three in the 50-yard relay teams backstroke). At the 1980-81 ACC from 1999 Championships, Walsh won the 50-yard, 100- through 2002. yard and 200-yard backstrokes, 50-yard Hathaway won freestyle and was a member of the 200-yard 10 ACC champi- and 800-yard freestyle relay championship onships on relay teams. Walsh was an All-America in the 50- teams and in yard, 100-yard and 200-yard backstrokes, 50- the breaststroke yard freestyle and on 200-yard medley relay events while a In 1980, Bonny Brown In 1952, Cecil Milton was named winner of the and the 200-yard and 800-yard free style became the first woman in member of the Patterson Medal. Milton was an accomplished relays. That 200-yard medley relay unit won Carolina athletic history to Tar Heels and athlete at Carolina in both swimming and tennis. the national title. be awarded the Patterson she led UNC to He won the Southern Conference championships She captured five ACC titles, individual and Medal as the University of a trio of ACC in the 220-yard and 440-yard freestyles in 1950. relay, in 1982 and was an All-America in the 50- North Carolina’s outstand- team champi- yard, 100-yard and 200-yard backstrokes, the ing senior athlete. onships. page 52 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Olympians University of North Carolina athletics and the medal. quadrennial Games of the Summer Olympiad Two Tar Heel greats were members of the have always been inextricably linked in so many United States women’s team at the 1976 different sports with multiple Tar Heel represen- Olympic Games in Montreal, Quebec. Both tatives each four years. That has especially made the Olympic Team after graduating from been true in the sport of swimming. Several for- high school that spring and before enrolling for mer Tar Heel swimmers have either participated their freshman year in college that fall. Janis in the Olympic Games or have been chosen as Hape, UNC Class of 1980, swam in the 200- coaches, beginning with the Melbourne meter breaststroke that July. Meanwhile, Summer Olympic Games in Australia in 1956. Wendy Weinberg, also Class of ’80, won a That first association between the two enti- bronze medal in the 800-meter freestyle. ties came in 1956 when Stan Tinkham, who had Weinberg, a Baltimore, Md. native who at that an outstanding swimming career as a Tar Heel time swam for legendary Tar Heel Head Coach before graduating from UNC in 1952, was cho- Frank Comfort at the Homewood Aquatic Club, sen to coach the U.S. Olympic women’s swim- was one of two Americans to medal in that ming team at the Games held in Melbourne, event. The famed Shirley Babashoff took the silver medal. In 1980, the summer before she enrolled at UNC, Sue Walsh earned a spot on the United States Olympic Team which was to compete in the Games of the XXII Olympiad at Moscow in what was then the Soviet Union. She was slat- ed to swim the 100-meter backstroke and was a candidate to swim the leadoff leg on the 4x100- meter medley relay. However, U.S. President Jimmy Carter, in response to the Soviet govern- ment’s invasion of Afghanistan in the early months of 1980, joined with leaders in many other democratic countries to organize a boy- cott of the Games by Western nations. In 1984, at the Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles, Calif., UNC rising junior Chris Stevenson represented Greece in the swim- ming competition. Stevenson was born in Greece and his mother was a Greek citizen, thus he qualified for the team. Stevenson’s best finish at the University of Southern California’s McDonald’s Pool was in the 100-meter butterfly, where he took 13th. He also finished 18th in the Thompson Mann set a world record in the 100- meter backstroke while swimming for the United 200-meter butterfly, 20th in the 100-meter back- States in the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan. stroke and 23rd in the 200-meter backstroke. The Tar Heel program was honored to have two swimmers participate in Summer Games held in July and August of 1992 in Barcelona, Spain. David Monasterio, UNC Class of 1993, swam for his native Puerto Rico, while Yann Yann deFabrique and David Monasterio repre- deFabrique, Class of 1995, who had dual citi- sented France and Puerto Rico, respectively, at zenship in both the U.S. and France, qualified the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain. for the French team. deFabrique also swam for France at the 1996 Monasterio swam the 400-meter individual Olympics in Atlanta, Ga. medley, the 200-meter butterfly and was a member of the 400-meter medley, 400-meter Australia. That American women's team came freestyle and 800-meter freestyle relays for the home from Down Under with one gold, three sil- Puerto Rican squad. Yann deFabrique partici- ver and two bronze medals. pated in two events at Barcelona. In the 400- In the 1964 Games at Tokyo, Japan, UNC meter freestyle, he qualified for the consolation was represented by a pair of outstanding male finals and finished 14th in a school long course swimmers, the incomparable Thompson Mann, record time of 3:54.37. He also combined with and rising American star Phil Riker. Mann cap- Christophe Bordeau, Lionel Poirot and Franck tured a gold medal in Tokyo, swimming the lead- Horter to finish 10th in the 800-meter freestyle off leg on the United States’ victorious 400- relay with a clocking of 7:26.22. meter medley relay team. In swimming that Yann deFabrique again made the French leadoff leg, Mann became the first person ever team for the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, Ga. He to swim the 100-meter backstroke in less than a swam on the French 800-meter freestyle relay minute, clocking a 59.80 split. Meanwhile, Riker team which finished in eighth place, capturing a swam the 200-meter butterfly for the American spot in the finals. Yann deFabrique led off the squad in Tokyo in 1964, two years shy of cap- relay with a 1.50.76 split. In the 400-meter turing the NCAA title in the 100-yard butterfly. freestyle, deFabrique finished seventh in the Ann Marshall, who graduated from Carolina consolation final of the event with a clocking of in 1980, was the first women’s Carolina swim- 3:56.46. He also swam in the 1500-meter mer to make an Olympic Team. As a 14-year- freestyle, recording a time of 15:40.49. old from Florida, Marshall made the U.S. team Carolina’s most recent Olympian was Yi-Khy for the 1972 Games in Munich, Germany. She Phil Riker competed for the U.S. Olympic Team Saw who competed for his native Malaysia in was the fourth-place finisher in the 200-meter in the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo, swimming the the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece. Saw freestyle at those Games, just missing a bronze 200-meter butterfly. swam the 1500-meter freestyle in the Games. 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 53 ACC Top 50 Honorees Carolina Swimming and Diving Eleven University of North Carolina men’s Championships and the ACC swimmers and 22 Tar Heel women’s swim- Co-Swimmer-of-the-Year in mers headlined the list of the 50 greatest 1990. The 11 ACC individual Atlantic Coast Conference men’s and championships won by Davis women’s swimmers and divers of all time, are the most in ACC men’s announced in September of 2002 by the swimming history. ACC. Yann deFabrique (1992- As part of its 50th anniversary celebration, 95, Boynton Beach, Fla.) the ACC recognized the all-time greatest was a first-team All-America athletes in conference history in each sport. in the 200 free and on the 800 Teams were announced throughout the free relay and an honorable months of August and September in 2002. mention in the 500 free, 200 "I'm very proud of the large number of fly and on the 400 free relay UNC student-athletes named to the team," in 1993. He was an honorable said Frank Comfort, the head coach at North mention All-America in the Men’s swimmers honored at the ACC Top 50 banquet at UNC’s Carolina since 1977, and the head coach of 200 and 500 free and 200 fly Friday Center on September 27, 2002 included Trevor Runberg, Charlie Krepp, Phil Drake, Eric Ericson and Kenny Ireland. six of the 11 men’s swimmers and all of the in 1994 and on the 800 free 22 women’s swimmers on the list. "This was relay in 1995. an amazingly representative list and brings Phil Drake (1953-55, Fort Lauderdale, Harrison Merrill (1963-65, Atlanta, Ga.) was a first-team All-America in the 200 free great honor to the history of swimming at Fla.) was a first-team All-America in the 200 North Carolina. I want to thank the ACC for fly and on the 300 medley relay team in in 1963, in the 100 and 200 free and on the organizing the teams and the celebration of 1955. He won the ACC championship in the 400 free relay team in 1964 and on the 400 the 50th year of the Atlantic Coast 200 fly in 1955. Drake also won the NCAA free relay unit in 1965. Merrill won ACC Conference." crown in the 200 fly in 1955, bringing UNC championships in the 100 and 200 free and With 33 of the top 100 swimmers in con- its first national champion in swimming. the 400 IM in both 1963 and 1964, on the 400 free relay team in 1963 and in the 500 ference history, UNC’s total stood at the top Eric Ericson (1981-84, Wilmington, free and on the 400 free relay squad in 1965. of the list among ACC schools. Del.) was a first-team All-America in the 100 UNC’s 279 ACC Top 50 selections in all back in 1981 and 1982 and the 100 and 200 David Monasterio (1990-93, Ponce, sports were honored at a banquet in Chapel back in 1983 and 1984. He is one of only Puerto Rico) was a first-team All-America in Hill, N.C. on September 27, 2002 followed two UNC men’s swimmers in history to be a the 200 free and the 200 fly in 1991 and on by recognition at halftime of the UNC- first-team All-America four years in a row. He the 800 free relay team in 1993. He was an Georgia Tech football game on September won the ACC championship in the 100 back honorable mention All-America as a member 28. The ACC honored ACC Top 50 selec- in 1981; the 100 and 200 back and on the of the 800 free relay team in 1990, 1991 and tions from all schools at an event in 400 medley relay team in 1982, 1983 and 1992, in the 500 free and the 200 fly in 1992 Greensboro, N.C. in March 2003 in conjunc- 1984; and on the 400 free relay team in and in the 500 free in 1993. He was tion with the ACC basketball tournament. At 1983. Swimmer-of-the-Year in the ACC in 1991. won that time, North Carolina’s Sue Walsh was Kenny Ireland (1978-81, Fort Phil Riker (1966-68, Paterson, N.J.) the NCAA championship in the 100 fly in recognized as one of the 50 greatest Lauderdale, Fla.) was a first-team All- women’s athletes in ACC history regardless America in the 100 back in 1980 and in the of sport. 200 back in 1979 and 1980. Ireland won the Following is the complete list of Tar Heel ACC championship in the 100 and 200 back honorees for men’s and women’s swimming in 1979 and 1980; the 500 free and on the and diving: 400 free relay and the 800 free relay in 1980; John Davis (1988-91, Weston, Conn.) and in the 200 back and on the 400 medley was a first-team All-America in the 200 free relay and 800 free relay units in 1981. and as a member of the 800 free relay and Charlie Krepp (1955-57, Baltimore, Md.) honorable mention as a member of the 400 was a first-team All-America in the 100 and free relay in 1988. Davis was an honorable 200 back and on the 300 medley relay team mention All-America in the 200 free relay in 1955; the 100 and 200 back and 200 IM in and the 800 free relay in 1990 and 1991. He 1956; and the 100 and 200 back and on 400 was the Most Valuable Swimmer at the ACC medley relay team in 1957. Krepp won the NCAA title in both the 100 and 200 back in 1957. Thompson Mann (1962- 64, Chesapeake, Va.) was a first-team All-America in the 100 and 200 back in 1962 and 1964, 100 back in 1963 and on the 400 medley and 400 free relays units in 1964. He won ACC championships in the 100 and 200 back and on the 400 medley relay team in 1962; in the 100 back, 200 IM and on the 400 free relay in 1963; and in the 100 and North Carolina head coach Frank Comfort wel- Erika Acuff, Jessi Perruquet, Katie Hathaway and Christy Watkins 200 back, 200 IM and on the comed ACC Top 50 honoree and 1966 NCAA 100- were amongst the 22 UNC women’s swimmers honored as members 400 medley relay in 1964. yard butterfly champion Phil Riker to Koury of the ACC Top 50 Team. Natatorium for the 2003 ACC Championships. page 54 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving ACC Top 50 Honorees 1966. Riker was a six-time first-team All- squads from 1977-1980. America in the 100 and 200 fly and on 400 Melanie Buddemeyer medley relay and 800-freestyle relay teams (1985-89, Penn Hills, Pa.) from 1965 to 1967. He won the ACC cham- was a six-time first-team All- pionship in the 100 and 200 fly in 1966, 1967 America in the 100 and 200 and 1968 and on the 400 medley relay team butterfly and on 200 medley in 1968. relay and 400 medley relays Trevor Runberg (1995-98, Chapel Hill, between 1985 and 1989. She N.C.) was a first-team All-America in the 500 was a 10-time honorable free in 1996 and an honorable mention mention All-America in the choice on the 800 free relay team in 1995, 100 and 200 fly, 200 medley on the 400-medley relay and 800 free relay relay, 400 medley relay, 400 squads in 1996 and on the 800 free relay free relay and 800 free relay team in 1997. Runberg was named the Co- between 1985 and 1989. Swimmer-of-the-Year in the ACC in 1996. Buddemeyer won all eight United States Olympian Janis Hape was chosen as the main speak- er for the UNC ACC Top 50 banquet on September 27, 2002. Erika Acuff (1997-2001, Gladwyne, Pa.) ACC titles in the two butterfly was a first-team All-America in the 400 IM in events during her four years onship 200 medley relay team in 1981 and 1997, 1999 and 2001 and in the 200 IM in at UNC. she won the NCAA championship in the 50 1998 and 2001. She was an honorable Melissa Douse (1989-92, Great Falls, fly in 1982. Harris was a 26-time first-team mention All-America in the 400 IM in 1998. Va.) was a four-time first-team All-America All-America in the 50 and 100 fly, 100 free Acuff swam on 11 relay teams which won on the 200 free relay and 400 free relay units and on 200 medley relay, 400 medley relay, honorable mention All-America honors. She and a five-time honorable mention All- 200 free relay, 400 free relay and 800 free was the ACC Rookie-of-the-Year in 1997. America in the 50 and 100 free, on the 200 relay teams from 1979 to 1982. Acuff captured ACC championships in both free relay, the 400 free relay and the 800 the 200 & 400 IMs in 1997 and 1999, in the free relay from 1989 to 1992. She was the Katie Hathaway (1999-2002, Matthews, was a six-time first-team All-America in 200 IM in 1998 and 2001 and in the 200 1992 Most Valuable Swimmer at the ACC N.C.) the 400 IM and the 100 and 200 breast and breast in 1997. She was a member of eight Championships and the ACC Swimmer-of- an 11-time honorable mention selection in relay teams which won ACC championships. the-Year. the 200 breast, 200 IM and on 200 free relay, Cami Berizzi (1981-84, Riverside, Lauren Dupree (1977-80, Jacksonville, 200 medley relay, 400 free relay, 400 medley Conn.) was a member of the AIAW national Fla.) was a 16-time first-team All-America in relay and 800 free relay teams from 1999 to championship 200 medley relay team in the 200, 500 and 1650 free, 100 and 200 fly, 2002. Hathaway became the first Tar Heel 1981. She was a first-team All-America in 400 free relay and 800 free relay squads swimmer in 18 years to win the Patterson the 50-, 100- and 200-yard backstrokes in from 1977 to 1980. She also won an ACC Medal as the outstanding senior student-ath- 1981 and 1982; in the 50 and 100 fly and on championship as a member of the 800 free lete when she did so in 2002. the 200 medley relay team and on the 400- relay in 1979. Gayle Hegel (1980-83, Turnersville, medley relay in 1981; and on the 400 med- Richelle Fox (1997-98, Scotia, N.Y.) was was a 23-time first-team All-America in a six-time first-team All- N.J.) the 100 and 200 breast, 100, 200 and 400 America in the 50 and 100 IM and on 400 medley relay, 400 free relay free and 100 fly and six-time and 800 free relay teams from 1980-83. She honorable mention selection won 13 ACC titles in those events and the 50 on the 200 medley relay, 400 breast as well as 200 medley relay teams. medley relay, 400 free relay Hegel was the Most Valuable Swimmer at and 800 free relay teams from the 1980 ACC Championships. in 1997 and 1998. She was named the ACC’s Swimmer- Ann Marshall (1976-79, Fort was an 18-time first-team of-the-Year in 1997 and 1998. Lauderdale, Fla.) All-America in the 100, 200 and 500 free, 50 Kari Haag (1993-96, and 200 back and on 200 medley relay, 200 Windsor, Wis.) was a six- free relay, 400 medley relay, 400 free relay time first-team All-America in and 800 free relays from 1976-79. Marshall the 50, 100 and 200 free and was on two ACC title-winning relays in 1979. on the 400 free relay and a Marshall was a member of the 1972 U.S. four-time honorable mention Olympic Team when she was only 14 years choice in the 50 free and on old. the 200 free relay and 800 free relays from 1993-96. Chrissy Miller (1995-98, Phoenixville, A collection of Tar Heel greats gathered at the ACC Top 50 banquet was a first-team All-America in the 500 Haag was the 1995 Most Pa.) in Chapel Hill in 2002. Pictured here are baseball star B.J. Surhoff, free in 1998 and she was an eight-time hon- Tar Heel swimming legend Polly Winde Surhoff, Leesie Guthridge Valuable Swimmer at the ACC orable mention in the 200 fly, 400 IM, 500 and former Carolina basketball coach Bill Guthridge. Championships and the free and on the 800 free relay team from ACC’s Swimmer-of-the-Year 1995-98. Miller was the 1995 ACC Rookie- ley relay, 400 free relay and 800 free relay in 1995 and 1996. of-the-Year and was twice named the Most squads in 1982. Janis Hape (1977-80, Mission Viejo, Valuable Swimmer at the ACC Bonny Brown (1977-80, Murphy, N.C.) Calif.) was a four-time first-team All-America Championships in 1996 and again in 1998. won the AIAW national title in the 100 indi- in the 200 breast and on 200 medley relay vidual medley in 1977. She was a 25-time and 400 medley relay teams from 1977 Susan O’Brien (1985-88, Bethesda, won first-team All-America honors in first-team All-America in such events as the through 1980. She was a U.S. Olympian in Md.) the 100 and 200 backstrokes during each of 50, 100 and 200 free, 100 and 200 IM and 1976. her four years at Carolina. She won ACC on 200 medley relay, 200 free relay, 400 free Barb Harris (1979-82, Lincoln, Neb.) titles in the 100 and 200 backstroke and 100 relay, 400 medley relay and 800 free relay was a member of the AIAW national champi- free in 1985. In 1987, she again won ACC 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 55 ACC Top 50 Honorees Carolina Swimming and Diving Amy Pless (1981-84, Asheville, N.C.) was an out- standing swimmer for UNC in the early 1980s. She swam on UNC teams which finished third in the nation in 1981 and 1982, sixth in 1983 and fifth in 1984. She won ACC champi- onships in the 50 breast and 100 IM in 1981, in the 100 IM in 1982, in the 50 breast in 1983 and in the 200 IM in 1984. Pless swam the breaststroke leg on Carolina’s At the September 28, 2002 football game against Georgia Tech, 200 medley relay team which UNC swimmers honored as members of the ACC Top 50 team claimed the national title in included Susan O’Brien, Chrissy Miller, Leslie Ramsey, Jessi 1981. She also swam on Perruquet, Melanie Buddemeyer, Katie Hathaway, Amy Pless, Cami Berizzi and Erika Acuff. eight ACC championship relays in her career. Pless titles in the 100 and 200 backstrokes. As a won first-team All-America all senior, O’Brien gained ACC titles in the 100 four years at Carolina and swam on four and 200 backstrokes and the 200 IM. ACC championship teams. Sarah Perroni (1990-93, Bristol, R.I.) Leslie Ramsey (1992-95, Yorktown, Va.) was named 1990 All-ACC and won ACC was named the ACC Swimmer-of-the-Year titles in the 50 and 100 freestyles and on the in 1995. She swam on four ACC champi- 400 medley relay and the 200 and 400 onship teams at Carolina and was the cap- freestyle relays. That year she also did well tain of the 1995 team. She won ACC titles in at the NCAA Championships, getting All- the 200-yard butterfly in both 1992 and America nods in the 100 freestyle and on 1994. She also swam on the ACC 800 free Sue Walsh addresses the ACC Top 50 Awards gala held in Greensboro, N.C., in 2003. Walsh two relay teams. In 1991, she won ACC relay championship team in 1995. Ramsey earned first-team All-America honors in was one of only three women’s swimmers named titles in the 50 free and on the 400 medley to the ACC Top 50 list of women’s athletes. relay and the 200 and 400 freestyle relays. 1994 and honorable mention All-America Perroni returned for her senior season in honors in 1992 and 1995. Academic All-America and was inducted into 1993 and was named All-ACC for the third Sue Walsh (1981-84, Hamburg, N.Y.) Verizon Academic America Hall of Fame in time in her career while capturing ACC titles was the greatest swimmer in the history of 2002. in the 50 and 100 freestyles and on three the Atlantic Coast Conference. A member of Christy Watkins (2000-03, Winter relay squads. Perroni closed out her career the 1978 U.S. World Swimming Springs, Fla.) became the ACC record with All-America status in the 50 free in Championships team and 1980 U.S. holder in the 100-yard backstroke as a fresh- 1993. Olympic Team, she won 10 national champi- man. In 2000, she broke Sue Walsh’s onships in individual events (four in the 100 record in that event which had stood for 17 back, three in the 200 back and three in the years. Watkins is one of the few ACC swim- 50 back). At the 1981 ACC Championships, mers in history to win an event four straight Walsh won the 50-yard, 100-yard and 200- years at the league championship meet. yard backstrokes and the 50-yard freestyle. She did so in the 50-yard freestyle from She was an All-America in seven events that 2000-03. Watkins also won three succes- year. As a freshman she swam on a 200 sive ACC titles in the 100 back from 2000- medley relay that won the national title. She 02. captured five ACC titles in 1982 and was an Polly Winde (1983-86, Ellicott City, Md.) All-America in five individual events and on enjoyed a freshman season which included two relays. Her junior season in 1983 was ACC titles in the 200-yard and 400-yard IMs no different as Walsh won six ACC champi- and the 200-yard breaststroke while meriting onships, was named the ACC All-America honors in four individual events. Championships most valuable swimmer and She continued her swimming success in her Tar Heel NCAA champions Charlie Krepp and earned All-America honors in four individual sophomore year with ACC titles in the 200- Phil Drake show off their ACC 50 medallions events and on three relay teams. She cap- given to them at the 2003 ACC Championships. yard breaststroke and 400-yard IM while tured six ACC titles in 1984 as well as the claiming All-America honors in three individ- ACC Championships most valuable swim- ual events. Winde won ACC titles in the mer award for the second year in a row. Jessi Perruquet (2001-04, Danville, Pa.) 200-yard and 400-yard IMs and on both established herself quickly as one of the top That season she was an All-America in two medley relays in 1985. That year she was swimmers in the ACC and was named to the individual events and on four relays. She named All-America in the 400-yard IM and ACC Top 50 Team after only two seasons at was a 27-time All-America honoree in her on a trio of relay teams. In 1986 she won the Carolina. Perruquet won the co-champi- collegiate career while winning an amazing 200-yard and 400-yard IM titles at the ACC onship in the 200 free at the 2003 NCAA 23 ACC titles in individual and relay events. Championships. Winde captured the 400 IM Championships and finished her career as She held the all-time record at UNC for the title at four successive ACC meets. Her UNC’s record holder in the 200 free. She 100-yard backstroke and 200-yard back- international career included winning a silver was the ACC Rookie-of-the-Year in 2001 stroke and was American record holder in medal in the 400-meter individual medley at and Swimmer-of-the-Year 2003. 50-yard backstroke, the 100-yard back- the 1983 Pan American Games. stroke and the 100-meter backstroke. Walsh was two-time Verizon first-team page 56 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Men’s Year-by-Year Records Overall Southern Southern Year W-L Record Conference Record Conference Finish NCAA Finish Head Coach 1938-39 2-4 2-3 7th Dick Jamerson 1939-40 7-1 6-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1940-41 8-1 6-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1941-42 8-0 5-0 Champion Tied 12th Dick Jamerson 1942-43 8-1 7-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1943-44 6-0 2-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1944-45 4-0 1-0 Champion Willis Casey 1945-46 4-3 1-0 Champion Tied 5th Ralph Casey & Willis Casey 1946-47 5-2 4-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1947-48 10-0 5-0 Champion 14th Dick Jamerson 1948-49 6-1 3-0 Champion 9th Ralph Casey 1949-50 8-2 4-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1950-51 12-0 5-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1951-52 11-0 5-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1952-53 9-0 4-0 Champion Tied 5th Ralph Casey Southern Conference Totals 60-3 (.952) 14 Southern Conference Titles Overall Atlantic Coast Atlantic Coast Year W-L Record Conference Record Conference Finish NCAA Finish Head Coach 1953-54 8-2 4-2 2nd Ralph Casey 1954-55 5-3 4-2 2nd 5th Ralph Casey 1955-56 6-1 5-1 Co-Champion 12th Ralph Casey 1956-57 9-0 7-0 Champion 6th Ralph Casey 1957-58 11-0 8-0 Champion Tied 14th Pat Earey 1958-59 10-1 6-0 Champion Pat Earey 1959-60 9-3 5-2 3rd Pat Earey 1960-61 9-3 4-1 Tri-Champion Pat Earey 1961-62 7-3 3-2 2nd Tied 13th Pat Earey 1962-63 11-4 6-1 Tri-Champion Pat Earey 1963-64 12-2 7-0 Co-Champion Tied 6th Pat Earey 1964-65 12-2 6-1 2nd Tied 20th Pat Earey 1965-66 8-5 4-2 3rd 12th Pat Earey 1966-67 9-3 5-1 2nd 9th Pat Earey 1967-68 7-3 3-2 2nd 20th Pat Earey 1968-69 7-4 5-1 2nd Pat Earey 1969-70 8-5 5-1 3rd Pat Earey 1970-71 7-5 5-2 3rd Pat Earey 1971-72 6-6 4-2 3rd Pat Earey 1972-73 6-6 4-1 2nd Pat Earey 1973-74 6-4 4-1 2nd Pat Earey 1974-75 6-4 4-1 2nd Paul Doty 1975-76 6-3 4-2 2nd 28th Jim Wood 1976-77 4-3 3-1 3rd Tied 29th Jim Wood 1977-78 5-5 4-1 2nd Tied 26th Frank Comfort 1978-79 5-5 3-1 2nd 25th Frank Comfort 1979-80 8-4 5-1 2nd 22nd Frank Comfort 1980-81 8-2 4-1 2nd 20th Frank Comfort 1981-82 6-3 3-2 2nd 24th Frank Comfort 1982-83 5-3 3-1 Champion 21st Frank Comfort 1983-84 8-4 4-1 Tied 2nd 17th Frank Comfort 1984-85 4-4 3-2 3rd Tied 36th Frank Comfort 1985-86 5-3 4-2 2nd Tied 31st Frank Comfort 1986-87 6-4 4-2 3rd Frank Comfort 1987-88 9-1 5-0 Champion 19th Frank Comfort 1988-89 8-2 4-1 Champion 39th Frank Comfort 1989-90 11-2 6-0 2nd 30th Frank Comfort 1990-91 9-1 5-0 Champion 21st Frank Comfort 1991-92 9-2 5-2 3rd 18th Frank Comfort 1992-93 10-4 6-1 Champion 14th Frank Comfort 1993-94 12-2 7-0 Champion 31st Frank Comfort 1994-95 9-5 5-1 Champion 32nd Frank Comfort 1995-96 10-1 5-0 Champion 15th Frank Comfort 1996-97 8-3 4-1 Champion 22nd Frank Comfort 1997-98 7-2 5-0 Champion Tied 30th Frank Comfort 1998-99 10-2 4-1 3rd 30th Frank Comfort 1999-2000 6-4 3-2 2nd 28th Frank Comfort 2000-01 6-2 4-1 2nd Frank Comfort 2001-02 5-4 3-2 3rd 31st Frank Comfort 2002-03 9-4 5-2 3rd 32nd Frank Comfort 2003-04 7-4-1 3-1-1 3rd 23rd Frank Comfort 2004-05 10-2 5-1 4th Tied 32nd Frank Comfort 2005-06 6-3 4-1 3rd Tied 41st Frank Comfort Overall & 518-177-1 240-60-1 17 ACC Titles 28 Top 25 ACC Totals (.745) (.799) Finishes 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 57 Women’s Year-by-Year Records Carolina Swimming and Diving Overall Atlantic Coast Atlantic Coast Year W-L Record Conference Record Conference Finish NCAA Finish Head Coach 1974-75 9-2 Maxine Forrest 1975-76 8-0 9th Jim Wood 1976-77 3-1 7th Jim Wood 1977-78 5-3 8th Frank Comfort 1978-79 7-1 2-1 2nd 5th Frank Comfort 1979-80 7-2 3-1 2nd 7th Frank Comfort 1980-81 7-1 3-1 Champion 3rd Frank Comfort 1981-82 11-0 5-0 Champion 3rd Frank Comfort 1982-83 9-1 4-0 Champion 6th Frank Comfort 1983-84 9-0 5-0 Champion 5th Frank Comfort 1984-85 6-2 4-1 Champion 12th Frank Comfort 1985-86 8-0 6-0 Champion 16th Frank Comfort 1986-87 8-2 5-1 2nd 9th Frank Comfort 1987-88 8-3 3-2 2nd 19th Frank Comfort 1988-89 9-2 4-1 2nd 36th Frank Comfort 1989-90 11-1 5-0 2nd 15th Frank Comfort 1990-91 10-1 5-0 Champion 20th Frank Comfort 1991-92 12-0 7-0 Champion 14th Frank Comfort 1992-93 10-2 5-1 Champion 16th Frank Comfort 1993-94 11-2 6-0 Champion 26th Frank Comfort 1994-95 10-2 6-0 Champion 23rd Frank Comfort 1995-96 10-2 5-0 Champion 18th Frank Comfort 1996-97 8-3 4-1 2nd 16th Frank Comfort 1997-98 7-3 5-0 2nd 12th Frank Comfort 1998-99 7-4-1 2-3 2nd 20th Frank Comfort 1999-2000 9-2 4-1 Champion 15th Frank Comfort 2000-01 8-1 5-0 Champion 9th Frank Comfort 2001-02 7-2 4-1 Champion 13th Frank Comfort 2002-03 12-1 7-0 2nd 17th Frank Comfort 2003-04 7-3 4-1 2nd 23rd Frank Comfort 2004-05 9-3 4-2 3rd Frank Comfort 2005-06 8-2 4-1 3rd Tied 41st Frank comfort Totals 270-54-1 126-19 15 ACC Titles 27 Top 25 (.832) (.869) Finishes

Men’s Dual-Meet Ohio State 0-3 Harvard 1-0 Records Against Opponents Old Dominion 1-0 Illinois 2-0 Alabama 0-2 Penn State 3-0 James Madison 2-0 Army 0-3 Pittsburgh 2-3 Johns Hopkins 5-0 Auburn 0-3 Princeton 4-2 Kenyon 11-0 Brown 4-0 Rider 1-0 Lehigh 6-0 Bucknell 1-0 Rutgers 1-0 Maryland 22-3 Clemson 42-5-1 South Carolina 23-8 Meredith 1-0 Cornell 1-0 Southern Illinois 0-1 Miami (Fla.) 2-0 Davidson 6-0 Southern Methodist 1-2 Miami (Ohio) 1-0 Duke 69-2 Tampa 1-0 Michigan 7-1 East Carolina 47-1 Tennessee 0-19 Minnesota 4-4-1 Emory 7-0 Texas A&M 0-1 Navy 1-0 Emory & Henry 1-0 Virginia 38-15 Nebraska 1-0 Florida 10-15 VMI 21-1 UNC Greensboro 1-0 Florida State 8-11 Virginia Tech 24-0 NC State 29-5 George Washington 1-0 Wake Forest 22-0 UNC Wilmington 2-0 Georgia 11-13 Washington & Lee 4-0 North Dakota 2-0 Georgia Tech 19-1 Westminster (Pa.) 1-0 Northwestern 2-0 Harvard 1-1 West Virginia 1-0 Old Dominion 1-0 Illinois 2-0 William & Mary 7-0 Penn State 6-1 Johns Hopkins 6-0 Women's Dual-Meet Pittsburgh 3-0 Kenyon 11-0 Records Against Opponents Princeton 1-0 La Salle 3-1 Alabama 1-0 Rice 1-0 Lehigh 6-0 Appalachian State 1-0 Richmond 2-0 Louisiana State 1-0 Auburn 0-3 Rutgers 1-0 Maryland 37-10 Brown 5-0 South Carolina 8-4 Miami (Fla.) 4-1 Bucknell 1-0 Southern Methodist 0-1 Miami (Ohio) 1-0 Clemson 23-5 Syracuse 2-0 Michigan 0-2 Colorado State 1-0 Tampa 1-0 Minnesota 2-10 Davidson 2-0 Tennessee 8-0 Navy 12-11 Duke 32-0 Virginia 23-8 Nebraska 1-0 East Carolina 23-0 Virginia Commonwealth 1-1 NC State 41-30 Eastern Michigan 2-0 Virginia Tech 3-0 UNC Wilmington 3-0 Florida 0-2 Westminster (Pa.) 1-0 North Dakota 3-0 Florida State 6-1 West Virginia 1-0 Northwestern 1-0 Georgia 1-15 William & Mary 6-0 Notre Dame 1-0 Georgia Tech 1-0 page 58 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving All-Time Letter Winners Briggs, Robert E., 1960-62 Davidson, Ben, 2000-01 Gauch, Garrick S., 1989-92 Himebauch, Christopher J., Men’s Team Brisson, Theordore Edward, Davidson, Richard, 1975-78 Gentry, John A., 1969 1986-89 Letter Winners 1996-99 Davidson, Tristan, 2004-06 Gibson, Roy S., Jr., 1941 Hix, H. H., 1942 AAA Bristow, Andrew S., 1968-70 Davies, Jack R., 1944, 1946 Gilbert, Richard C., 1977-78 Hobbs, Truman M., 1941-42 Abele, Ed, 1995-98 Bromwell, James E., 1960-61 Davis, Christopher, 1985-87 Gill, Newell T., 1953-55 Hoben, Maurice T., Jr., 1991- Abrahamson, Ira, Jr., 1943-44 Brooks, Tim B., 1997 Davis, John E., 1988-91 Gillikin, Walter R., 1980 94 Adams, David M., 1986-88 Browning, Harrison “Hank”, Davis, Putnam, 1951 Glasco, Josh, 2003-06 Hodges, McCloud B., 1985-87 Adams, George H., 1993 2006 DeCarlo, Michael C., 1978-79 Glasco, Judd, 2000-03 Hoffman, Keith T., 1977-80 Adams, Thaddeus A., III, Bultman, Deuward G., 1947 Deckman, Dalton H., 1979-80, Gleason, Richard A., 1987-90 Holmes, Lee Bourne, 1954-56 1963-64 Burgess, William C., (Mgr.), 1982-83 Gloege, Erich, 2003-06 Homans, Frederic W., 1977- Adams, Thomas J., Jr., 1965- 1952 deFabrique, Yann J. S. T., Goad, James C., 1956-57 80 67 Burns, Aaron, 2004-06 1992-95 Goble, Daniel S., 1971-72 Hood, Richard T., III, 1968-69 Albrecht, Jon, 2003-06 Burns, Robert H., III, 1962 deJesus, Jose R., 1978-81 Goldfarb, Donald L., 1943 Howard, David C., 1950 Alexander, Jay M., 1952 Butler, Peter H., 1972-73 DeLoatche, Charles D., Jr., Gowrie, Sean M., 1992 Hoyle, Jonathan, 2002-03 Alexander, Richard J., 1952 Byerly, Darrell, 1950 1994-95 Grafchik, Ben, 2004-06 Huey, Brian Eugene, 1980 Allen, Aaron, (Mgr.), 1994-96 Byers, James M., 1980-82 Derks, Marshall C., 1982 Grant, Stephanie E., (Mgr.), Huffman, James R., 1961-63 Allen, David D., 1984-85 CCC DeSelm, Richard L., 1974-77 1993 Hufham, William L., 1960 Allison, Derek S., 1995-96 Callahan, Michael Patrick, DeVine, Stephen W., 1977 Gray, Leland, 1945 Huggins, Scott F., (Mgr.), Amaya, Michael A., 1976-79 1999-2000 Dietzel, Arthur, 1950 Gray, Robert D., (Mgr.), 1961- 1987-88 Ambler, Kirby B., 1950-52 Cannon, Harold L., 1946 D’Irorio, Ralph B., Jr., 1975 62 Huggler, Matthew C., 1993 Ames, Chad, 2003-06 Cannon, Harry B., 1980-81 Dodson, Randolph M., 1959, Green, David Brevard, 1998- Humphrey, Charles J., 1968- Anderson, Ashley H., 1990-91 Cannon, Thomas R., 1961-62 1962 2000 70 Anderson, David E., 1982 Capps, Tim M., 1995-96 Domina, Walter L., 1967 Green, Robert C., 1982-85 Hunsaker, Eric C., 1989 Anderson, Peter C., 1972 Carnes, Walter A., Jr., 1950 Donato, Justin, 2001-04 Greenbaum, Jesse K., 1943- Hunter, Andrew M., 1986-89 Andraka, Douglas, 1979-81 Carney, Robert B., III, 1966 Douglas, Samuel P., Jr., 1959- 45, 1947-49 Hunter, Ian D., 1983 Antshel, Kevin M., 1989-92 Carrow, Harvey H., 1974-76 60 Greene, Alton G., Jr., 1958-59 Hunter, Robert F., 1959 Asseff, Ben, 2005 Caruthers, M. R., (Mgr.), 1943 Doyle, Brett (Mgr.), 1995-96 Griffin, James W., 1994-95 Hurd, Charles A., 1961 Atwater, James T., 1956-57 Cashwell, Richard G., 1958- Drucker, M. D., 1940 Grodsky, Peter F., (Mgr.), Huse, Henri, 1943-44 Austin, Jonathon G., 1987-90 59 Dunne, Theodore M., 1968 1957-59 Hussey, John Brennan, Jr., Aycock, Benjamin F., 1972-75 Cassell, Geoffrey D., 1982-85 Dwiggins, Charles, (Mgr.), Groome, Brent, (Mgr.), 1986- 1954-55 Aycock, Thomas, 1977-78 Cavalaris, James, (Mgr.), 1950 87 Hutchinson, John M., 1975-76 BBB 1966, 1968 EEE Gross, Henry M., 1941 Hutton, Robert L., 1946-49 Baarcke, Leonide A., 1951-53 Chambers, Donald R., 1970 Eddy, Michael C., 1970-73 Gudger, Y. L., 1939-40 Hyre, Michael C., 1992 Baccich, Wade, 2004-06 Chapman, Gerard M., 1969- Edmundsen, J. Ray, 1950 Guenther, John E., 1987-90 Hyre, Randal M., 1983-86 Baer, Klaus D., 1988-91 72 Edwards, Jack, 1952-53 Guerrant, Thomas C., 1959 III Baker, Richard Henry, Jr., Chenier, Michael, 2000-03 Edwards, James U., 1966, Guthe, A.K., 1939 Inglefield, Joseph T., 1974, 1954-56 Chorba, Michael Joseph, 1968 HHH 1976-77 Balderston, Timothy R., 1975- 1996-98 Eisenberg, Kenneth L., 1960 Haberle, Sinisa, 2001-04 Ingram, Hal B., 1948 77 Cidlowski, Ross, 2000 Elliot, Robert H., 1947-48 Hall, Ethan Oliver, 1998-99 Ireland, Kenneth C., 1977-80 Baldwin, Matthew Sayre, Ciocca, David R., 1978-79 Ellison, Paul S., Jr., 1979 Hall, Samuel L., Jr., 1966 JJJ 1998-2000 Clark, Jason D., 1990-93 Elmore, William E., Jr., 1941- Hamilton, Daniel J., 1983-86 Jacobson, Theodore B., 1973- Ball, David Lee, 1966-68 Clement, James E., 1949-50 43 Hammer, Derek Hans, 1993 75 Barclay, J.A., 1940-42 Cloutier, Peter B., 1993-96 Ericson, Eric J., 1980-83 Hammond, G. D., 1942-44 James, Jason Hale, 1994-97 Barnes, Peter A., 1970-73 Coble, Casey, 2001-04 Erle, Irwin J., 1946, 1948 Hammond, Scott D., 1982-85 Jarnagin, Forest N., 1976 Barrett, John B., 1959 Cockman, Brian Keith, 1995- Erndl, Kevin Michael, 1999- Hampton, James R., 1986-87 Jenkins, Hugh Powell, 1943 Bartel, Thomas R., 1982-83 98 2002 Hamrick, Harvey J., Sr., 1959- Jenkins, Samuel G., Jr., 1946- Bartlett, Charles S., Jr., 1949- Colbert, Robert S., (Mgr.), Esposto, Nunzio, 1988-91 61 47 50 1954-56 Evans, Donald G., 1951, 1953 Hamrick, Harvey J., Jr., 1990- Jennings, Christopher Kelly, Bartlett, Craig G., 1981-82 Cole, Cameron C., 1989-91 Evans, Timothy C., 1981-83, 93 1997-99 Basescu, Ronald, 1948-50 Colvard, John David, 1981 1985 Hansen, Carl D., 1978-81 Jewell, Edwin Smith, 1952-55 Batchelor, Charles J., 1989-92 Cone, Howard McAfee, Jr., Evans, William J., 1981 Harff, Christopher P., 1987 John, Christopher K., 1991-94 Beal, Philip M., 1979 1961-63 FFF Harrell, Bert E., (Mgr.), 1953 Johnson, Gregory Adam, Beam, Gilbert R., 1948-49 Conner, Michael J., 1987, Falkenstein, Clark W., 1970 Hart, Gregory A., 1990-93 1999-2002 Bedell, David W., 1968-71 1989-90 Fambrough, Douglas M., Jr., Hartmann, John, 2002-05 Johnson, Joel H., 1990-91 Behrman, Douglas N., 1966- Cook, Gerard L., 1947-49 1961-62 Harvey, John, 1946 Johnson, Kert Michael, 1999- 68 Copeland, Micah A., 1994-97 Farrell, Andrew J., 1990 Hathaway, Drew, 2000-02 2002 Bernuth, James T., 1965-67 Cornwell, Timothy, 1961 Fehr, Eric Jerome, 2005 Hautau, Theodore A., 1987, Johnson, Lawrence, 1943, Berry, Thomas A., 1972, Countie, Matthew M., 1987, Fehr, Eric Ryan, 1995-98 1989-90 1947 1974-75 1989-91 Ferguson, Marc P., 1988-91 Hayden, John J., 1965-67 Johnston, Darryl W., 1986-88 Beutler, Mark J., 1979 Cowper, R. L., 1939 Ferguson, Michael B., 1981- Heeman, Paul W., 1952-55 Jones, David, 1995 Biedrzycki, Andrew Henry, Coxhead, George L., Jr., 1970 84 Heffernan, Patrick David, Jones, Davis B., III, 1978, 1999-2002 Coxley, G. L., 1940-42 Feuchtenberger, John A., 1994-97 1980-81 Bilbro, Robert H., 1960-62 Craft, Joseph A., III, 1992-95 1941-42 Heins, James E., 1951-53 Jones, Edward L., 1973-76 Bingham, Robert D., 1978-81 Craig, Thomas M., Jr., 1974- Ficklan, Warren M., 1946-47 Helfrich, Griff, 2002-04 Jones, Scott M., 1982-85 Bippart, John D., Jr., 1948-49 77 Finn, Andrew L., 1968 Helin, Christopher Eero, KKK Birkenstock, Robert H., 1960 Crampton, James C., 1989-92 Fischetti, John C., 1988-91 1999-2002 Kalkhurst, Joseph D., 1959 Bissell, Dan, 1967 Croggon, Marc A., 1986-89 Fitzgerald, Michael L., 1972- Hendrick, David, (Mgr.), 1990 Kananen, Daniel, 2001 Bissell, Michael S., 1962-64 Crone, Ernest G., 1943-44, 73 Herboth, Ben, 2005 Kaufman, Allen R., 1943 Bittner, Robbie, 2004-06 1947, 1949 Flack, Daniel J., 1984-87 Herman, Mark I., 1977, 1979 Keating, Mark H., 1976, 1979 Bloch, Laurens C., 1986-87 Crutchfield, Ben F., Jr., 1960 Foreman, Robert B., 1966 Herndon, Claude D., 1988 Keever, William C., 1993 Bloom, Harry E., Jr., 1959-61 Cunningham, Thomas F., Forum, Richard B., 1964-65 Herndon, Frederick W., Jr., Kelly, William F., 1945 Bloom, William F., 1961-63 1977 Fox, Jon, 2004-06 1969 Kelso, Joseph K., 1952-53 Boardman, Richard B., 1964 DDD Fowler, James, (Mgr.), 1944- Herr, William F., 1943-44 Kemper, Hugh T., 1963 Bok, Willem E., 1999-2000 Dalrymple, Robert W., 1970- 45 Hexner, Peter E., 1944-45, Kenley, Alex, 2006 Bolte, Stephen W., 1976 72 Freas, Samuel James, 1996- 1947 Kennedy, George E., Jr., Bonack, Stephen Michael, Dameron, John Darsey, 1981, 97 Heyn, Herman M., 1951 1973-76 1994-97 1983-85 Fuller, Walter S., 1985-88 Hierman, Donald T., 1984-85 Kennedy, John, 1951 Bonito, Victor E., 1991-92 Danforth, Jason, 2000 Funderburk, Ryan, 2005-06 Higgins, Robert N., 1952, Keyser, Jeffrey S., 1979-82 Branum, Matthew Bennett, Danielson, Russell E., 1975 Funke, W. H., 1942 1954-56 King, Barry G., Jr., 1961-63 1994-97 Dannemann, Frederick K., GGG Hildenbrand, Steven G., Kleber, Jared, 2004-06 Breeden, Dan C., 1947-49 1966-68 Gadd, Hamilton M., Jr., 1966 1965-67 Kline, Bradley Philip, 1998- Brietz, Raymond L., (Mgr.), Dannenbaum, Robert, 1954 Garella, Glenn C., 1970-73 Hill, Alfred E., 1977-78 2001 1972-73 Darst, Michael E., 1969 Gasse, Garth D., 1983-86 Hills, Richard G., 1980 Klose, Arthur G., 1977 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 59 All-Time Letter Winners Carolina Swimming and Diving Koczyk, William P., Jr., 1971- 1956-58 Perry, Charles Reid, 1954-55 Sharpe, Harold J., (Mgr.), Tudor, Louis S., 1975-77 74 Mercer, Christopher L., 1957- Perry, Warren Seipp, III, 2000 1948 Turner, Jonah Pharr, 1998- Kohla, Joseph R., 1987-90 59 Perry, Warren Seipp, I, 1944- Sharrett, Roger C., 1976 2000 Kolesaire, John M., 1973-76 Mercuri, Richard L., 1966-67 45, 1947 Shea, Timothy F., 1984-87 Turner, Robert A., 1957-58 Kott, Casey, 2004-06 Mericks, James R., 1948-49 Peters, W. J., 1940 Sheldon, John W., 1964-65 Twining, Richard G., 1945-46, Krebs, Stephen, 2000-03 Merrill, Arthur J., Jr., 1961-64 Peterson, Michael G., 1994 Sheppard, John W., 1966 1948-49 Krepp, Charles A., Jr., 1955- Merrill, William Harrison, 1965 Phillips, Stephen J., 1982-83 Shrader, Steven K., 1974 Tygart, Silas T., 1960 57 Meschke, David Richard, Pigassou, Michael, 2003-04 Shumate, Thomas E., 1946 UUU Kurz, James S., 1969-70 1998-2001 Poitras, Eric, 2001-04 Silliman, Craig, 1986, 1988-89 Ubell, Donald Paul, (Mgr.), LLL Meyer, G. W., 1940-41 Pollard, Robert M., 1968-70 Simonton, Vincent E., 1959- 1965-67 Laabs, Keith, 2005-06 Miller, Bruce W., 1971-72 Power, Edward S., (Mgr.), 61 Underwood, McLean R., 1970 Languell, Christopher D., Milner, Khari J., 1991-92 1975-76, 1978 Singley, David W., Jr., 1976- Ussery, Tyrece M., 1993 1989-90, 1992 Milton, Cecil, 1950-52 Prassas, Thomas N., 1977-78 78 VVV Laughlin, Seth Cahill, 1998- Miltz, Stephen, 2005-06 Pritchard, William G., 1944- Sittman, Donald B., 1941, Van Assen, Jon, 2003-06 99, 2001-02 Mitchell, Bradley, 2006 45, 1948 1946 Vater, Adam N., Jr., 1973-74 Lavender, Johnny Mac, 1990- Mitchell, Courtney, 1941 Proctor, Russell L., 1943-46 Sleeper, Russell G., 1965-67 Veazy, Milton M., Jr., 1957 91 Mitchell, E. R., 1940 Purdie, John A., Jr., (Mgr.), Slawinski, David Charles, Vick, Daniel, 2001-04 Lea, Frank G., 1961-64 Mitchell, Robert D., 1987 1969-71 1998-2001 Vick, Ralph N., 1988-89, Lee, B. M., 1940 Moen, Courtney, (Mgr.), 1968 QQQ Smiley, Scott L., 1963-65 1991-92 Lees, Whitlock, 1940-42 Mohr, Eric, 2002-05 Quinn, Sean, 2000-03 Smith, Jacob M., 1956 Vredeveld, Roger M., 1979-82 Leighton, William W., 1951 Mohr, Mark, 2005-06 RRR Smith, Jennifer, (Mgr.), 1993 WWW Leonardi, Damien D., 1993-95 Mohr, Stephen, 2000-03 Rand, William Ripley, 1956 Smith, Marion H., Jr., 1963-65 Wachendorfer, Paul, 1958 Levy, Richard P., 1951-52 Moity, Sebastien Lewis, 1999- Ray, Alexander Graham, 1954 Smith, Matthew H., 1994 Waldron, William L., 1960 Lewis, Peter T., 1968, 69 2002 Ray, Peter G., 1971 Snow, Robert H., 1950 Walker, Robert W., (Mgr.), Lindahl, John C., 1969 Monasterio, David V., 1990-93 Redding, Russell F., 1963 Sokoloff, Stephen A., 1943 1968-70 Linker, Robert Polk, 1953-55 Monasterio, Eugenio A., 1987- Rees, P. G., (Mgr.), 1941 Southard, James M., 1970-73 Wall, Francis Barry, 1951-53 Lipp, Frederick S., 1964-65 90 Reock, Michael D., 1974-77 Sparer, Burton, 1945 Wallace, William C., 1968 List, Mark R., 1975-78 Moody, David H., 1964-65 Reynolds, Peter L., 1958 Sparks, Devin L., 1988 Wallin, P.J., 2000-03 Little, Leroy L., 1943, 1946 Moore, John R., 1982-83 Riker, Philip, III, 1966-67 Spaziano, John Holding, Wansley, Hal, 2000-03 Lucido, Timothy J., 1976-77 Moore, William C., IV, 1992 Roberts, Lawrence D., Jr., 1999-2000 Ward, Ben Warren, 1943-46 Lundgaard, Robin A., 1975 Moore, William E., 1977-80 1963-65 Speir, Alan M., 1966 Ward, William B., 1945 Lundgaard, Matthew Steven, Moore, William M., 1990-93 Rose, Robert H., 1941 Spencer, Ross D., 1966 Warren, Kenneth B., 1980-81, 1996-99 Morris, Erik Olson, 1994-97 Rose, Walter T., Jr., 1956-58 Sper, Norman, Jr., 1947-50 1983 Lynch, Justin, 2001-02 Morris, Thomas C., 1988-90 Roser, Herbert G., (Mgr.), Stack, James T., 1960 Weaver, Britt L., 1980-81 MMM Morrison, John H., 1987-90 1963-64 Stackhouse, Daniel J., 1980 Weavil, Josh, 2003-06 Maass, John A., 1979 Morrow, Samuel H., 1945, Ross, O. B., 1939-40 Stecher, Richard T., 1984-87 Weber, Christian (Mgr.), 1996- Mackey, Brian P., 1992-93 1946, 1948 Rossi, Justin Anthony, 1999- Stevens, John W., 1966 98 Mahaffey, Telfair, 1956-58 Morton, Chip, (Mgr.), 1982-85 2002 Stevens, William E., 1943 Weber, John G., 1961 Mahoney, Charles D., 1941, Moss, Thomas M., 1975-76 Rosskam, Lester, 1943 Stevenson, Christopher L., Webster, Bruce V., 1979-80 1943 Mueller, E.R., 1939-40 Roth, William C., 1956-58 1983-86 Weeks, David Joshua, 1997- Mallison, P. W., 1944 Mullis, C.E., 1939 Rubinsohn, Louis B., 1943 Stokes, Jack B., (Mgr.), 1951 2000 Maness, Archibald K., Jr., Mummaw, Henry H., 1962 Rudy, John F., Jr., 1959 Stone, F. H., 1940 Weir, Paul, 2004-06 1956-58 Mummaw, Joseph W., 1962 Runberg, Trevor Atchison, Stone, W. D., 1940-42 Weiss, A. M., 1941-42 Manieri, Peter J., 1975 Murphy, Christopher J., 1973, 1995-98 Stratton, William L., Jr., 1986- Weiss, Jeffrey M., 1993-95, Mangum, Christopher Kevin, 1975-76 Rusthoven, Kyle Ehrman, 87 1997 1998-2000 Murray, Donald M., Jr., 1962 1998 Straughan, James F., Jr., Welker, Mark F., 1990-83 Mann, Harold Thompson, Murray, Stewart L., 1980 Ryan, Jack, (Mgr.), 1974 1964 Wellborn, Calvin C., 1984-87 1962-64 NNN SSS Stuck, Bryan M., 1994-95 Wells, Scott M., 1978 Marks, Taylor Calvin, 1998- Nagle, Robert W., 1969-72 Sanchez, Gregory J., 1975, Suddreth, Brandon, 2005-06 Wells, William S., Jr., 1961-62 2001 Nash, Brent D., 1957-59 1977 Suguiyama, Yuri, 2001-04 Wheeler, Eric P., 1980-83 Marlin, David P., 1971-74 Nash, J. M., 1939 Sanders, Leslie J., 1966 Summerlin, Daniel C., III, Whichard, David J., 1948 Marsh, Matthew Brian, 1997- Neff, Stephen H., 1968 Sands, John, 2005-06 1991-94 Whichard, John S., 1948-50 98 Newmann, Ernest F., IV, Saw, Yi-Khy, 2006 Sumner, Sean M., 1987 White, Reginald S., Jr., 1951- Marshall, Dirk H., 1982-84, (Mgr.), 1982-83 Sawyer, Charles D., 1984-87 Sural, Jeffrey R., 1987-89 52 1986 Nicholson, D. G., 1941-43 Scattergood, Joseph H., Sutton, Timothy J., 1980-83 White, Robert G., (Mgr.), 1946 Martel, Stephen T., 1989-92 Nims, Cameron, (Mgr.), 1974 1966-67 Swartley, John Michael, 1966 White, Thomas K., 1989 Martin, Matthew, 1980-83 Norfleet, Strudwick N., 1965- Schauer, Adam, 2004-06 Swartz, Zach, 2005-06 Whitner, G. C., 1944 Matkovic, Eddy, 2002-05 67 Schenk, Jeffrey A., 1979-82 Swendiman, Robby, 2005-06 Widoff, Gerson F., 1953-54 Matuszak, Ryan, 2003-06 Norman, Stewart, 2004-06 Schiaffino, George E., 1970 Swift, Peter G., 1962-63 Wigo, Bruce J., 1968-70 May, Lawrence E., 1971-74 Norwood, Eston G., 1947-49 Scheinman, L. J., 1940-41 Swigart, Richard H., 1946-47 Williams, Carter S., Jr., 1954 McAllister, James Gray, III, OOO Scheinman, Tom, 1947 Swindell, Paul E., III, 1994 Williams, Joseph B., III, 1960- 1954 Oare, Ernest M., 1963-64 Schiffman, Arnold A., 1957-59 TTT 62 McCauley, Samuel R., 1947, O’Hare, Richard L., 1973-74 Schiffman, Harold B., 1961-63 Targgart, John E., 1981 Williams, Richard C., 1968-70 1949-50 Omainsky, Robert W., 1977- Schmelzer, Thomas Michael, Taylor, John Scott, 1964 Williams, William P., 1983, McCoy, Garnett, 1947 80 1996-99 Thiele, Karl D., 1972-75 1985-87 McCullough, Robert T., 1968 O’Neal, Kevin A., 1982-83 Schonwalder, Matthew O., Thomas, Haywood B., Jr., Williamson, F. Kent, 1950-51 McDonald, Allen P., 1965 Ortland, Henry, III, 1942 1994 1979-82 Willis, Park Weed, 1997-98 McDonald, Steve C., 1973-76 Osborn, James G., 1970-73 Schroeder, Tod A., 1987-88, Thomas, Ian, 2001 Wilson, David N., 1984-86 McElroy, Frank J., 1968-69 Osborne, Stephen, 1948-49 1990-91 Thomas, James P., 1948-51 Wilson, Douglas C., 1969 McGeough, Michael J., 1984- Ostrowsky, Marvin, 1941-42 Schwanke, Ryan R., 1989-92 Thomas, Paul M., 1988 Wilson, Hofman, 1939 86 Ousley, Robert M., 1941-42, Schwartz, R. G., 1942 Thompson, W. M., 1939-41 Wolf, Charles, 1952 McInnis, David F., 1956-57 1948 Scott, Douglas M., 1986 Thomson, Joshua C., 1992-94 Woodhouse, N.R., 1939-41 McMillen, Rob, 2000-03 Owen, Philip, 2005-06 Sechrist, Andrew B., 1993-95 Thorpe, Jonathon C., 1993-96 Woodruff, Patrick, 2003-06 McMunigal, Phillip A., 1968-70 Owen, Reid, 2002-05 Secrest, S. W., 1944 Thorpe, Randall, 1997-98 Worthen, Peter T., 1965-67 McQuade, R. T., 1939-40 Owens, Jimmy, 2001, 2003-05 Secunda, John K., 1968 Tice, John Keyser, Jr., 1955- Wrye, Charles L., 1959 Means, Garrett E., 1994-96 PPP Sedlak, Mark A., 1991, 1993- 56 YYY Meckelnburg, Douglas T., Parker, Charles T., 1955-57 94 Tinkham, Stanley D., 1951-53 Yani, Edward T., Jr., 1991-94 1984-87 Parker, W. C., 1944 Seidman, Mark David, 1998- Tippin, Matthew A., 1991-92 Young, Wiliam G., 1979 Meckelnburg, Thomas S., Patterson, Alex M., Jr., 1961- 2001 Tober, Timothy James, 1996- ZZZ 1980-83 62 Seitz, James J., 1974 99 Zickgraf, William G., 1956-58 Meehan, Thomas G., 1966, Peck, Josiah M., 1970-71 Shade, Tucker Roberto, 1996- Toll, Alan E., 1973-76 Zimmerman, John H., 1945- 1968 Pell, Allison H., 1948 99 Townes, Peyton, (Mgr.), 1942 46 Meekins, Edmund L., Jr., Perez, Arnaldo L., 1977-80 Shannon, Larry R., 1952-55 Troy, Scott Edward, 1995-98 Zuburg, Christian David, page 60 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving All-Time Letter Winners 1996-97, 1999-2000 Curlee, Sharon Ann, 1994-97 Hommen, Merel, 1995-96 Myers, Jill, 1996-99 Stone, Danley, 2000 ZuWallack, Ronald L., 1989- Cutrell, Erin, 2004-06 Hooff, Elizabeth Janney NNN Stone, Mary, 1982-83 92 DDD Marie, 1996-98 Nabell, Jeannette, 1981-82 Strahl, Monica, 1985-88 Zwicker, Jeffrey A., 1958-59 Dalrymple, Janice, 1981-84 Hopper, Stephanie, 1981 Nemeth, Alison M., 1993-96 Strasburger, Jennifer Wiley, Davies, Dawn, 1989-91 Hoskins, Hilary Leigh, 1996- Nilon, Marissa, 2004-06 1997-2000 Davis, Kimmy, 2006 99 Noblett, Lisa (Mgr.), 1981-82 Stretcher, Susan A., 1994-96 Women’s Team Deal, Samantha, 2005-06 Howes, Shannon, 1991-94 Nottingham, Heather, 1988-91 Strickland, Jenny, 1981-84 Letter Winners Deeb, Naila, 1988 Huber, Emily Atkinson, 1999- Nystrand, Meghan, 2003-04 Stroupe, Heather, 1983-86 AAA Dempster, Mary A., 1980 2000 OOO Stroupe, Keira, 1986-89 Acker, Becky, 2001-04 Dieter, Michelle Marie, 1994- Huber, Jenny, 1990-93 O’Brien, Susan, 1985-88 Stuby, Elinor (Mgr.), 1981 Acuff, Erika L., 1997-99, 2001 95, 1997 Hudock, Nancy, 1979-80 O’Connor, MaryLou, 1984-87 Sullivan, Molly Elizabeth, Allison, Shannon, 1992-95 Dhue, Laurie, 1987-88 Huey, Patty, 1981-84 O’Donnell, Nicole, 2006 1999-2002 Alton, Dale, 1978 Dombay, Diane, 1986 Hughes, Betsy, 1978-80 O’Neal, Eva, 1981 Szulc, Carrie, 1992-95 Andren, Karin, 1988-91 Donald, Lindsay, 2005 Hutton, Jennifer L., 1997 Overton, JoAnn Marie, 1998- TTT Andres, Cay, 1982-83 Douse, Melissa, 1989-92 Hyde, Devon, 1988 2001 Terrill, Allison Lorraine, 1999 Arak, Mandi, 2006 Dul, Lauren, 1984 JJJ Owen, Kristen, 1991 Thomas, Lori, 2002-03 Avant, Elizabeth (Mgr.), 1987- Dunaway, Cara Elizabeth, Johnson, Candiss A., 1994-96 PPP Thompson, Nance, 1979-81 89 1994-97 Jones, Emily, 1993 Page, Nancy, 1985-87 Tooher, Judith, 1978 BBB Dunaway, Virginia, 1985-86 KKK Perfater, Sue, 1982-85 Turlish, Hannah, 1988-91 Badrock, Sandra K., 1995-96 Dupree, Lauren, 1978-80 Kaley, Shannon, 1990-91 Perroni, Sarah, 1990-91, 1993 Turner, Janna, 2000-03 Ballenger, Angie, 1989 Durkin, Kelsey Ann, 1996-99 Karatanevski, Lauren, 2004- Perruquet, Jessica, 2001-04 VVV Ballenger, Jill (Mgr.), 1987-88, Durstein, Sarah, 1983-86 06 Pittman, Victoria (Mgr.), 1985- Vayda, Catherine, 1978 1990 EEE Kavadlo, Ilana Rose, 1999- 87 Vilcins, Linda, 1982-85 Banning-Arndt, Britton 2004- Edmiston, Lisa, 1979 2000 Pless, Amy, 1981-84 Virag, Tammy, 1988-89 05 Edwards, Elizabeth, 1985-87 Keith, Jennifer, 2005-06 Potter, Laurie, 1978-79 Vrana, Erica Anahid, 1998- Barnhardt, Elizabeth, 1994-95 Eickman, Meagan, 2004-06 Keniston, Emily, 1985 Powers, Wendy, 1986-89 2001 Barber, Sheila (Mgr.), 1986-87 Elliott, Dondrea, 1995 Khalil, Lorne, 1984 Preston, Stephanie, 1994 WWW Barrett, Tracey, 1995-98 Engel, Karen, 1987 Kimmel, Bridget, 2004-06 Pritchard, Amy, 1986-89 Waddell, Lindsay, 2001-04 Bassichis, Julie, 1982-83 Erben, Andrea, 2003 Kisselbach, Kristen, 1992-93 Pritchett, Katy, 2006 Wallace, Barbara, 1978 Beattie, Kim, 1986-89 Etherington, Lisa, 1991-94 Kline, Amanda, 2001-03 Proctor, Pam, 1990-93 Waldo, Bethany Jane, 1999 Bencini, Missy, 1978-80 FFF Koziol, Maria, 1992-95 Proctor, Sarah, 2006 Walsh, Susan E., 1981-84 Benda, Jill, 1988-91 Farrington, Elizabeth (Mgr.), Kreel, Theresa, 1991-92 Purcell, Sarah Margaret, Warcholik, Madelyn, 1978 Benner, Ashley, 2000-03 1979-82 Krysiewski, Karen, 1996-99 1995-98 Watkins, Christy, 2000-03 Berizzi, Cami, 1981-84 Filip, Laura, 2004-06 LLL QQQ Weeks, Kelly, 2001-04 Biegel, Aubrette, 2006 Fiss, Melissa Raye, 1999- Lambert, Lindsey, 1981 Quinn, Kathleen, 2002-05 Weinberg, Wendy, 1979-80 Bittner, Gena, 2001-04 2002 Latimer, Jennifer Lynn, 1995- RRR Welker, Carol, 1981 Bodman, Lydia, 1978 Fitz, Rebecca, 1998 98 Ramsey, Leslie, 1992-95 Wentz, Ann, 1985-87 Bolton, Barb, 1988-90 Fox, Richelle K., 1997-98 LaVie, Julie, 1982-83 Rankin, Tracey Lynn, 1996-99 Williams, Holly, 1983-86 Booth, Sara, 1990 Frazier, Jennifer, 2006 Layton, Gina, 1979 Ray, Amy, 1989-90 Williams, Martha, 1986-87, Bouckaert, Amy, 1984 Freedman, Molly, 2001-03 LeMaire, Elke, 1978-79 Reardon, Emily, 2004-06 1989 Brosch, Jessie, 2002-05 Frock, Catherine Edlin, 1996- Leupold, Susan, 1989-92 Rehm, Jennifer, 2001-04 Willeboordse, Sandra, 1982 Brown, Bonny, 1978-80 99 Lewis, Courtney, 2001-04 Richards, Margaret, 1990, Wilson, Mona, 1983 Brown, Lisa, 1989-92 GGG Lewis, Katie, 2003, 2005-06 1992-93 Winde, Polly, 1983-86 Bruce, Lizzy, 2003-06 Gamblin, Mary Margaret, Liebers, Elizabeth, 1983 Robins, Barbara, 1979-80 Winde, Sally, 1979-82 Buckley, Ali, 1990-93 2003-06 Linton, Jane, 1993-94 Rogers, Val, 2000 Winthrow, Demi, 1992-93 Buddemeyer, Melanie, 1985- Gardner, Jennifer Dawn, Long, Millie D., 1995-98 Root, Eliza, 1992 Witter, Margie, 2000-03 87, 1989 1999-2002 Lorch, Susan L., 1997 Rosser, Angie, 1993-94 Wittmer, Deana, 1995 Bunting, Tracy, 1987 Gardner, Meredith, 1990-92 Losa, Barbara, 1978-79 Rulis, Stefanie Marie, 1999- Wong, Charlene, 2001-02 Burgess, Cathy, 1991-94 Garth, Christy L., 1993-96 Lozeau, Kristin Ann, 1998- 2002 Woodruff, Kelly, 2005-06 Bursiek, Elizabeth Ann, 1996- Gately, Karen, 2005-06 2001 SSS YYY 99 Gerhart, Jeanne, 1983-85 MMM Salomon, Somer, 1993-95 Yadao, Cherie A., 1993-96 CCC Glazener, Tracey, 1994-95 Mace, Frankye (Mgr.), 1991 Sanders, Leigh, 2000-03 Young, Ellen, 1987-90 Cannon, Virginia (Mgr.), 1978 Gess, Karin, 1979-80 Mack, Summer McGil, 1998- Santoro, Gia, 2003-06 Ytterbo, Kirsten, 2004-05 Carroll, Emily, 2003-06 Givan, Sarah Jean, 1999- 2001 Sawyer, Staci ,1988-91 Carroll, Monica, 1990 2001 Marck, Lindsey, 2005-06 Schlessman, Elizabeth Ann, Carter, Deborah (Mgr.), 1987- Goins, Claudia, 1992-94 Marshall, Barbara, 1978-79 1996-99 88 Gomez, Teresa, 1983 Martin, Erin, 1990-93 Schmidt, Erika, 1985-88 Castle, Ginger, 1993 Gonzalez, Patricia, 1981 Martin, Leila, 2003-05 Schultz, Patricia, 1986-87 Chenier, Megan, 2003-05 Goodman, Jenny, 2000-01 Matheis, Erika, 2005-06 Scoggins, Katie, 2000-01 Cherpinsky, Kathleen, 1981- Gould, Natalie, 1987-90 McCann, Martha, 1984-87 Scott, Sarah, 2006 82 Graham, Jennifer, 1987 McDowell, Jane (Mgr.), 1979- Scott, Sue, 1982-85 Chilcott, Cynthia, 1980 Grant, Stephanie (Mgr.), 80 Seastrom, Theresa, 1989-92 Claffey, Tracey, 1993 1991-94 McHardy, Trish, 1991-94 Seawell, Jennifer, 1993 Clark, Tracy, 1991 Griswell, Nikki, 2006 McIlvain, Lindsay, 2006 Shelton, Margarette (Mgr.), Cleevely, Heather, 1989-92 Guide, Suzanne, 1994 McLaughlin, Kelly A., 1997- 1978 Cline, Jennifer, 1986-89 HHH 2000 Sherwani, Soraya, 1984 Cluett, Anne, 1983 Haag, Kari A., 1993-96 Meehan, Sarah E., 1997 Shirey, Cindy, 1979-81 Coates, Christianna Kathryn, Halter, Kristin, 1989-91 Mein, Hannah, 2006 Silva, Lauren, 2000-01 1996-99 Hanson, Virginia, 2002-05 Mesmer, Liz, 1980-81 Skeen, Aimee, 1991-92 Cobb, Erin, 1991-92 Hape, Janis, 1978-80 Michna, Jennifer, 1987-89 Smith, Amanda, 2003-06 Colacurcio, Beth, 2000-01 Harper, Sally, 1978 Miller, Christine Marie, 1995- Smith, Jenni (Mgr.), 1992, Collier, Eileen, 1982-85 Harris, Barb, 1979-82 98 1994-95 Collier, Kathryn R., 1997 Hart, Ann, 1992-95 Mills, Holly Dyan, 1998-99 Smith, Kathy, 1982-83 Collier, Laura, 2000-03 Hathaway, Katherine Ann, Minich, Jill, 1991-94 Smith, Whitney, 2001-04 Conrad, Alison, 1992-95 1999-2002 Misiti, Elizabeth, 2001-04 Smock, Becky, 2004-06 Corish, Valerie, 1987-90 Hegel, Gayle, 1980-83 Mitchell, Betsy, 1984 Sprague, Whitney, 2006 Cornet, Jennifer, 1994 Herman, Allison, 2003, 2005 Montford, Stacy, 1986 Steimel, Mary Jo, 1985-87 Coury, Deirdre, 1985 Hersh, Marla 1978-79 Morris, Tammy L., 1995-96 Steinbacher, Donna, 1987-88 Crabbe, Jeanne, 1987-88 Hicklin, Stephanie, 1986 Morrissy, Kelsey, 2005-06 Stephens, Janice (Mgr.), Cronen, Sabrina (Mgr.), 1979, Hinshaw, Jennifer, 1988-90 Morsman, Laura, 1988, 1990 1978-79 1981-82 Hookway, Elizabeth, 1980 Moyer, Faith A., 1997 Stewart, Nicola J., 1993-96 Crowder, Barbara, 1979 Hoff, Karen, 1978-81 Mulholland, Carol Stiles, Heather Brooke, 1999- Culling, Tina, 1985-87 Holzer, Mary, 1978, 1980 (Mgr.),1982-83 2002 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 61 Team Award Winners Carolina Swimming and Diving 1977-78 Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Sue Walsh Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Wendy Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Rich DeSelm Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Doug Sawyer Powers Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Bonny Brown Women’s Most Improved Swimmers: Martha Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Marc Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Mark List McCann, Mary Lou O’Connor, Jenny Strickland Ferguson Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Bonny Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Geoff Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Brown Cassell Winner: Scott Fuller Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Al Hill Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Patty Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Betsy Hughes Huey Winner: Erika Schmidt Men’s Captains: Rich DeSelm, Mark List Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Dirk Men’s Captains: Scott Fuller, Chris Himebauch Women’s Captains: Bonny Brown, Laurie Potter Marshall Women’s Captain: Susan O’Brien 1978-79 Men’s Captains: Eric Ericson, Dirk Marshall 1988-89 Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Fritz Homans Women’s Captains: Amy Pless, Sue Walsh Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: John Davis Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Nancy Hudock 1984-85 Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Wendy Powers Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Ken Ireland Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Chris Stevenson Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: John Davis Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Bonny Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Polly Winde Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Melanie Brown Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmers: Tim Shea, Buddemeyer Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Robert Bingham Chris Stevenson Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Gary Gauch Women’s Most Improved Swimmers: Betsy Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Melanie Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Melissa Douse Hughes, Cindy Shirey Buddemeyer Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Chris Men’s Captains: Mike Amaya, Fritz Homans Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Neil Wilson Himebauch Women’s Captains: Bonny Brown, Laurie Potter Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Deirdre Coury Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Wendy 1979-80 Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Geoff Powers Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Dave Hansen Cassell Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Marc Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Bonny Brown Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Sue Ferguson Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Ken Ireland Scott Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Gayle Hegel Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Scott Fuller Winner: Wendy Powers Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Jeff Schenk Men’s Captains: Geoff Cassell, Dirk Marshall Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winners: Chris Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Mary Ann Women’s Captain: Sue Scott Himebauch, Wendy Powers Dempster 1985-86 Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Men’s Captains: Mike Amaya, Fritz Homans Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Chris Stevenson Craig Silliman, Jeff Sural Women’s Captains: Bonny Brown, Lauren Dupree Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Susan O’Brien Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award 1980-81 Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmers: Dirk Marshall, Winner: Craig Silliman Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Dave Hansen Chris Stevenson Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Sue Walsh Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Susan Winner: Amy Pritchard Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Eric Ericson O’Brien Men’s Captains: Jed Guenther, Chris Himebauch Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Sue Walsh Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: David Adams Women’s Captains: Amy Pritchard, Wendy Powers Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Ken Warren Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Amy Pritchard 1989-90 Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Jenny Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Dan Flack Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: John Davis Strickland Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Ginny Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Sarah Perroni Men’s Captains: Keith Hoffman, Ken Ireland Dunaway Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: John Davis Women’s Captains: Cindy Shirey, Nance Thompson, Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winners: Dirk Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Sarah Sally Winde Marshall, Chris Stevenson, Clay Wellborn Perroni 1981-82 Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: James Hamrick Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Dave Hansen Winner: Chris Stevenson Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Jenny Huber Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Sue Walsh Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Jed Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Eric Ericson Winner: Sarah Durstein Guenther Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Sue Walsh Men’s Captains: Randy Hyre, Chris Stevenson Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Jenny Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Mike Ferguson Women’s Captains: Sarah Durstein, Polly Winde Hinshaw Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Jeannette 1986-87 Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Marc Nabell Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Larry Bloch Ferguson Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Roger Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Susan O’Brien Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Vredeveld Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Doug Sawyer Winner: Jenny Hinshaw Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Patty Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Melanie Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winner: Murray Huey Buddemeyer Drucker Men’s Captains: Jose deJesus, Dave Hansen Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Chris Himebauch Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Jon Women’s Captains: Barb Harris, Nance Thompson Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Karen Engel Austin, Mike Connor, Joe Kohla, John Morrison, Ellen Young 1982-83 Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Dan Flack Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Chris Stevenson Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Martha Winner: Jon Austin Women’s Most Valuable Swimmers: Sue Walsh, McCann Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Polly Winde Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Tim Shea Winner: Natalie Gould Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Eric Ericson Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Men’s Captains: Jed Guenther, Tony Monasterio Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Sue Walsh Winner: Doug Sawyer Women’s Captains: Karin Andren, Jenny Hinshaw Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Tim Sutton Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award 1990-91 Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Sarah Durstein Winner: Martha McCann Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: David Monasterio Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Roger Men’s Captains: Dan Flack, Doug Sawyer Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Melissa Douse Vredeveld Women’s Captains: Martha McCann, Susan O’Brien Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: David Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Patty 1987-88 Monasterio Huey Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: John Davis Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Melissa Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Dirk Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Susan O’Brien Douse Marshall Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Larry Bloch Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: James Hamrick Men’s Captains: Tim Sutton, Mark Welker Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Susan Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Meredith Women’s Captains: Cami Berizzi, Sue Walsh O’Brien Gardner 1983-84 Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Jon Austin Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Chip Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Eric Ericson Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Jenny Hinshaw Lavender Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Sue Walsh Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Chris Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Karin Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Eric Ericson Himebauch Andren page 62 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Team Award Winners Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Marc Stretcher Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Kelly Ferguson Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Chris John McLaughlin Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Jill Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Tucker Winner: Sarah Perroni Minich Shade Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winner: Dave Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winners: Daniel Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Jennifer Lohse Summerlin, Jeff Weiss Strasburger Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winner: Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winners: Steve Nunzio Esposto Winner: Leslie Ramsey Bonack and Eric Fehr Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winner: Kevin Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Winner: Marc Ferguson Antshel Winner: Richelle Fox Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winners: Matt Winner: Heather Nottingham Lisa Etherington, Josh Thomson Branum, Steve Bonack, Micah Copeland, Patrick Men’s Captains: John Davis, Marc Ferguson Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Heffernan, Jason James, Erik Morris, Jeff Weiss Women’s Captains: Karin Andren, Jill Benda, Melissa Winner: Chris John Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winner: Erik Douse Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Morris 1991-92 Winner: Shannon Howes Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: David Monasterio Men’s Captains: Chris John, Daniel Summerlin Winner: Matt Branum Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Melissa Douse Women’s Captains: Shannon Allison, Shannon Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: James Hamrick Howes Winner: Cara Dunaway Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Melissa 1994-95 Men’s Captains: Matt Branum, Micah Copeland, Erik Douse Men’s Most Valuable Swimmers: Trevor Runberg, Morris Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Kevin Antshel Jeff Weiss Women’s Captains: Cara Dunaway, Chrissy Miller Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Claudia Goins Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Kari Haag 1997-98 Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Gary Gauch Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Scott Troy Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Ted Brisson Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Jenny Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Kari Haag Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Richelle Fox Huber Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Tim Capps Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Tucker Shade Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Yann Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Cara Dunaway Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Richelle Fox deFabrique Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Joe Craft Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Brad Kline Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Christy Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Kelsey Durkin Winner: Shannon Allison Garth Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Tim Tober Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winner: Jack Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Eric Fehr Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Tracey Ryan Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Rankin Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Winner: Leslie Ramsey Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Seth Kevin Antshel, Ryan Schwanke, Aimee Skeen Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winner: C.B. Laughlin Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Whitfield Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Winner: Ralph Vick Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Winner: Richelle Fox Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Jenni Smith Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winner: Marc Winner: Melissa Douse Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Davis Men’s Captains: Gary Gauch, David Monasterio Winner: Drew Sechrist Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Women’s Captains: Melissa Douse, Sarah Perroni Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Brian Cockman, Sarah Purcell 1992-93 Winner: Alison Conrad Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: James Hamrick Men’s Captains: Peter Cloutier, Joe Craft Winner: Eric Fehr Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Sarah Perroni Women’s Captains: Christy Garth, Leslie Ramsey Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: James Hamrick 1995-96 Winners: Richelle Fox, Millie Long Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Sarah Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Trevor Runberg Men’s Captains: Ed Abele, Trevor Runberg Perroni Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Chrissy Miller Women’s Captains: Richelle Fox, Millie Long Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Peter Cloutier Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Steve Bonack 1998-99 Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Margaret Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Kari Haag Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Ted Brisson Richards Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Eric Fehr Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Erika Acuff Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Mark Moore Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Jennifer Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Tucker Shade Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Jenny Latimer Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Katie Huber Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Tucker Hathaway Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: James Shade Men’s Most Improved Swimmers: Justin Rossi, Greg Hamrick Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Christy Johnson Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Garth Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Heather Stiles Winner: Sarah Perroni Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Tom Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Tim Tober Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winner: Beth Schmelzer Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award Winner: Jennifer Miller Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Strasburger Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Winner: Chrissy Miller Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Tom Jason Clark, Greg Hart, Erin Martin, Pam Proctor Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winners: 1995- Schmelzer Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award 96 UNC Men’s Swimming Team Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Winner: James Hamrick Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Winner: Kelly McLaughlin Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Garrett Means, Nicola Stewart, Cheri Yadao Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winners: Liz Winner: Jenny Huber Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Bursiek, Katie Coates, Hilary Hoskins, Karen Men’s Captains: James Hamrick, Mark Moore Winner: Matt Branum Krysiewski, Catherine Frock, Kelsey Durkin, Beth Women’s Captains: Jenny Huber, Jill Minich Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Schlessman, Tracey Rankin 1993-94 Winner: Kari Haag Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Liz Men’s Most Valuable Swimmers: Yann deFabrique, Men’s Captains: Matt Branum, Micah Copeland, Erik Bursiek, Katie Coates, Hilary Hoskins, Karen Daniel Summerlin Morris Krysiewski, Catherine Frock, Tim Tober, Matt Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Leslie Ramsey Women’s Captains: Christy Garth, Kari Haag Lundgaard, Christian Weber Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Daniel 1996-97 Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Summerlin Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Micah Copeland Winner: Ted Brisson Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Leslie Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Richelle Fox Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Ramsey Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Tucker Shade Winner: Beth Schlessman Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Bryan Stuck Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Richelle Fox Men’s Captains: Ted Brisson, Tucker Shade, Tom Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Susan Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Matt Lundgaard Schmelzer 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 63 Team Award Winners Carolina Swimming and Diving Women’s Captains: Kelsey Durkin, Beth Schlessman, Winner: Katie Hathaway Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Tracey Rankin Men’s Captains: Seth Laughlin, Chris Helin, Kert Winner: Jessie Brosch 1999-2000 Johnson Men’s Captains: Reid Owen, Eric Mohr Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Chris Helin Women’s Captains: Janna Turner, Katie Hathaway Women’s Captains: Jessie Brosch, Kathleen Quinn, Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Katie Hathaway 2002-03 Virginia Hanson Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Sean Quinn Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Sean Quinn 2005-06 Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Christy Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Christy Watkins Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Hank Browning Watkins Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Yuri Suguiyama Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Lindsey Marck Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Andrew Biedrzycki Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Jessi Men’s Most Outstanding Performer: Ryan Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Janna Turner Perruquet Funderburk Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Jonah Turner Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Josh Glasco Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmers: Whitney Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Jennifer Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Lizzy Bruce Sprague, Nicole O’Donnell Strasburger Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Awards: Sean Quinn, Men’s Most Improved Performer: Ryan Funderburk Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Stephen Stephen Mohr Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Kimmy Davis Mohr Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Janna Turner Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Patrick Woodruff Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Stephen Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Becky Smock Winner: Kelly McLaughlin Mohr Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Patrick Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winner: Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Awards: Woodruff Kevin Mangum Becky Acker, Kelly Weeks Andrea Erben Most Dedicated Swimmer Award: Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Emily Reardon Winner: Christian Zuburg Hal Wansley, P.J. Wallin David McInnis Diving Awards: Ryan Funderburk, Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winner: Sharon Jon Fox, Mandi Arak Winners: Kelly McLaughlin, Jennifer Strasburger Wagner Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Men’s Captains: Brad Kline, Seth Laughlin, David Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Josh Weavil, Erich Gloege Weeks Winner: Stephen Mohr Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winner: Quinton Women’s Captains: Kelly McLaughlin, Jennifer Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Sawyer Strasburger Winner: Laura Collier Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award 2000-01 Men’s Captains: Stephen Mohr, Stephen Krebs, Sean Winner: Patrick Woodruff Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Chris Helin Quinn Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Erika Acuff Women’s Captains: Janna Turner, Jessi Perruquet Winners: Lizzy Bruce, Gia Santoro Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Yuri Suguiyama 2003-04 Men’s Captains: Josh Glasco, Jon Albrecht, Patrick Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Katie Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Yuri Suguiyama Woodruff Hathaway Women’s Most Valuable Swimmers: Jessi Women’s Captains: Lizzy Bruce, Gia Santoro, Becky Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Jimmy Owens Perruquet, Kelly Weeks Smock Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Elizabeth Misiti Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Yuri Suguiyama Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Seth Laughlin Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Jessi Notes About Carolina Swimming Team Awards: Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Janna Turner Perruquet The Most Valuable, Most Outstanding and Most Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Stephen Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Patrick Woodruff Improved Awards for both the men’s and women’s Mohr Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Emily Reardon teams are all named for Richard E. Jamerson, who Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award: Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Dan Vick founded the University of North Carolina swimming pro- Jessi Perruquet Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Whitney Smith gram in 1938-39. The Hill Carrow Spirit Award is pre- Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Yuri sented annually in honor of former Tar Heel swimmer JoAnn Overton, Erica Vrana, Taylor Marks, David Suguiyama Hill Carrow, Class of 1977, to the swimmer on each Meschke Andrea Erben Most Dedicated Swimmer Award: team who exhibits the most school spirit. The Bruce Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winners: Becky Acker Webster Memorial Award is presented annually to the Elizabeth Farrington, Judy Weseman Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: most dedicated member of the men’s team. The award Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Sinisa Haberle, Gena Bittner, Courtney Lewis honors former Tar Heel swimmer Bruce Webster, Class Winner: David Slawinski Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winner: Willem of 1981, who passed away in 1983. The Athletic Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Bok Director’s Scholar-Athlete Awards, begun in 1986, are Winner: JoAnn Overton David McInnis Diving Awards: Eric Poitras, Elizabeth presented annually by the UNC Athletic Director to the Men’s Captains: Brad Kline, Seth Laughlin, David Misiti, Lindsay Waddell, Jennifer Rehm top student-athlete in each of UNC’s 28 varsity sports. Slawinski Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award The Andrea Erben Memorial Award is given each year Women’s Captains: Erika Acuff, Katie Hathaway Winner: Yuri Suguiyama to the most dedicated swimmer on the women’s team 2001-02 Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award and honors Andrea Erben, a Tar Heel swimmer who Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Chris Helin Winners: Jessi Perruquet, Becky Acker passed away following her sophomore year in 2003. Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Katie Hathaway Men’s Captains: Yuri Suguiyama, Dan Vick The Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award is given in honor Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Sean Quinn Women’s Captains: Jessie Brosch, Jessi Perruquet of the senior class which founded UNC’s swimming pro- Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Jessi 2004-05 gram in 1938-39 and is awarded to an individual who Perruquet Men’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Josh Glasco has made exceptional overall contributions to the Men’s Most Improved Swimmer: Reid Owen Women’s Most Valuable Swimmer: Lindsey Marck Carolina swimming program. The Osterneck Family Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Whitney Smith Men’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Josh Glasco Award is given annually by Rhoda Osterneck of Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Seth Laughlin Women’s Most Outstanding Swimmer: Lindsey Durham, N.C., to the swimming program’s unsung Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Janna Turner Marck heroes. It is dedicated in the loving memory of Bob Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Seth Men’s Most Improved Swimmers: Casey Kott, Philip Osterneck, Rhoda’s husband, who passed away in Laughlin Owen June 1991, and and her late mother, Minnie Pitkus. The Class of 1989 Most Dedicated Swimmer Award: Women’s Most Improved Swimmer: Kelly Woodruff David McInnis Diving Awards honor David McInnis, Gena Bittner Men’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Jon Van Assen Class of 1957, and winner twice of the John A. Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award Winners: Women’s Hill Carrow Spirit Award: Jessie Brosch Futchenberg Award as the ACC’s top diver. It is award- Andrew Biedrzycki, Greg Johnson Bruce Webster Memorial Award Winner: Aaron ed each year to the outstanding diver on each UNC Class of 1940 Blue Dolphin Award Winners: Tom Burns squad. and Judy Kean Andrea Erben Most Dedicated Swimmer Award: David McInnis Diving Awards: Stephen Krebs, Erin Cutrell Ashley Benner David McInnis Diving Awards: Ben Herboth, Gia Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Santoro Winner: Seth Laughlin Men’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Women’s Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award Winner: John Hartmann page 64 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving All-Americas 1951-52 1965-66 Men’s All-Americas First-Team All-Americas--Buddy Baarcke, First-Team All-America--Phil Riker, 100 Fly. 1941-42 First-Team All-Americas--Denny Hammond, Barry Wall, Stan Tinkham, 300 Medley Relay. 1966-67 150 Back; Denny Hammond, Bob Ousley, 1952-53 First-Team All-Americas--Fred Dannemann, George Coxhead, 300 Medley Relay; Denny First-Team All-Americas--Buddy Baarcke, 100 Back; Phil Riker, 100 and 200 Fly; Fred Hammond, George Coxhead, Truman 100 and 200 Back; Don Evans, 220 Free, Dannemann, Hamilton Gadd, Phil Riker, Jim Hobbs, Jim Barclay, 400 Free Relay. 150 IM, 200 Breast; Warren Heeman, 200 Edwards, 400 Medley Relay; Dave Ball, Back; Buddy Baarcke, Barry Wall, Jack Doug Behrmann, Jim Edwards, Pete 1943-44 First-Team All-Americas--Percy Mallison, Edwards, 300 Medley Relay; Jack Edwards, Worthen, 400 Free Relay. 100 Free; Bill Wildman, 100 Fly; Denny Don Evans, Jim Heins, Buddy Baarcke, 400 1967-68 Hammond, Bill Wildman, Percy Mallison, 300 Free Relay. First-Team All-Americas--Fred Dannemann, Medley Relay. 1954-55 100 Back; Fred Dannemann, Rich Williams, First-Team All-Americas--Phil Drake, 200 Phil Riker, Jim Edwards, 400 Medley Relay; 1944-45 First-Team All-Americas--Bill Kelly, 200 Fly; Charlie Krepp, 100 and 200 Back; Greg Meehan, Andy Bristow, Dave Ball, Jim Breast; Denny Hammond, Bill Kelly, Jesse Charlie Krepp, Phil Drake, Dick Baker, 300 Edwards, 400 Free Relay; Greg Meehan, Greenbaum, 300 Medley Relay. Medley Relay. Dave Ball, Phil Riker, Jim Edwards, 800 Free 1945-46 1955-56 Relay. First-Team All-Americas--Mike Morrow, Jack First-Team All-Americas--Lee Holmes, 200 1975-76 Zimmerman, Dick Twining, Ben Ward, 400 Fly; Charlie Krepp, 100 and 200 Back, 200 First-Team All-Americas--Karl Thiele, Steve Free Relay. IM. McDonald, Tim Balderston, Rich DeSelm, 800 Free Relay. 1946-47 1956-57 First-Team All-Americas--Ernie Crone, First-Team All-Americas--Charlie Krepp, 100 1976-77 Three-Meter Diving; Norm Sper, One- and and 200 Back; Telfair Mahaffey, 200 Fly; Bill First-Team All-America--Mark List, 200 Back. Three-Meter Diving. Roth, 50 Free; Charlie Krepp, Walt Rose, Bill 1977-78 Zickgraf, Bill Roth, 400 Medley Relay; Walt First-Team All-Americas--Mark List, 100 Rose, Tony Schiffman, Bill Roth, Bill Zickgraf, Back; Mark List, Mike Amaya, Fritz Homans, 400 Free Relay; David McInnis, Diving Tim Balderston, 400 Medley Relay. 1957-58 1978-79 First-Team All-Americas--Telfair Mahaffey, First-Team All-America--Ken Ireland, 200 200 Fly; Bill Roth, 50 Free; Bill Zickgraf, 100 Back. Fly; Bill Roth, Bill Zickgraf, Walt Rose, Brent 1979-80 Nash, 400 Free Relay. First-Team All-America--Ken Ireland, 100 1960-61 and 200 Back. First-Team All-America--Harry Bloom, 100 Fly, 100 Free. 1961-62 First-Team All-America--Thompson Mann, 100 and 200 Back.

Norm Sper Eric Ericson 1947-48 First-Team All-Americas--Norm Sper, One- Thompson Mann, Harrison 1980-81 and Three-Meter Diving; Jesse Greenbaum, Merrill, Coach Pat Earey First-Team All-America--Eric Ericson, 100 Floyd Drew, Mike Morrow, Dick Twining, 400 Back. Free Relay. 1962-63 1981-82 First-Team All-Americas--Thompson Mann, First-Team All-America--Eric Ericson, 100 1948-49 First-Team All-Americas--Jimmy Thomas, 100 Back; Harrison Merrill, 200 Free. Back. 440 and 1500 Free, 150 Back; Dick Twining, 1963-64 1982-83 200 Breast; Norm Sper, Dick Twining, Steve First-Team All-Americas--Thompson Mann, First-Team All-America--Eric Ericson, 100 Osborne, 300 Medley Relay; Floyd Drew, Ike 100 and 200 Back; Harrison Merrill, 100 and and 200 Back. Norwood, Dick Twining, Steve Osborne, 400 200 Free; Thompson Mann, Fred Lipp, Rick 1983-84 Free Relay. Forum, Davis Roberts, 400 Medley Relay; First-Team All-America--Eric Ericson, 100 Thompson Mann, John Sheldon, Harrison and 200 Back. 1949-50 First-Team All-Americas--Norm Sper, 100 Merrill, Davis Roberts, 400 Free Relay. 1984-85 Back; Jimmy Thomas, 440 and 1500 Free, 1964-65 Honorable Mention All-America--Chris 150 IM, 150 Back. First-Team All-Americas--Pete Worthen, 50 Stevenson, 100 Back. and 100 Free; John Hayden, Rick Forum, 1950-51 1985-86 First-Team All-Americas--Buddy Baarcke, Fred Lipp, Davis Roberts, 400 Medley Relay; Honorable Mention All-Americas--Dirk 100 Back; Jimmy Thomas, 100 and 200 Pete Worthen, Steve Hildenbrand, Harrison Marshall, 100 Fly; Chris Stevenson, 100 Back, 150 IM; Jimmy Thomas, Barry Wall, Merrill, Davis Roberts, 400 Free Relay. Back. Stan Tinkham, 300 Medley Relay. 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 65 All-Americas Carolina Swimming and Diving 1987-88 First-Team All-Americas--Steve Bonack, 100 First-Team All-Americas--John Davis, 200 and 200 Breast; Trevor Runberg, 500 Free. Women’s All-Americas 1975-76 Free; Tony Monasterio, John Davis, Larry Honorable Mention All-Americas--Mike First-Team All-Americas--Ann Marshall, 100, Bloch, Jed Guenther, 800 Free Relay. Chorba, 1650 Free; Micah Copeland, 500 200 and 500 Free, 200 Back; Laurie Potter, Honorable Mention All-Americas--Larry Free; Eric Fehr, 200 Breast, 400 IM; Scott 100 and 200 IM, 200 Fly; Madelyn Bloch, John Davis, Jed Guenther, Tony Troy, 100 and 200 Breast; Ted Brisson, Warcholik, 50 Fly; Ann Marshall, Laurie Monasterio, 400 Free Relay. Steve Bonack, Tucker Shade, Matt Branum, Potter, Madelyn Warcholik, Dale Alton, 200 1988-89 200 Medley Relay; Trevor Runberg, Scott Medley Relay; Ann Marshall, Laurie Potter, Honorable Mention All-America--Gary Troy, Tucker Shade, Ed Abele, 400 Medley Madelyn Warcholik, Gale Thompson, 200 Gauch, 100 Breast. Relay; Micah Copeland, Eric Fehr, Trevor Free Relay; Ann Marshall, Laurie Potter, 1989-90 Runberg, Ed Abele, 800 Free Relay. Madelyn Warcholik, Gale Thompson, 400 Honorable Mention All-Americas--Tod 1996-97 Free Relay. Schroeder, 50 Free; Tod Schroeder, Jed Honorable Mention All-America--Steve 1976-77 Guenther, John Davis, Tony Monasterio, 200 First-Team All-Americas--Bonny Brown, 100 Free Relay; David Monasterio, John Davis, and 200 Free, 100 IM; Lauren Dupree, 200, Jed Guenther, Tony Monasterio, 800 Free 500 and 1650 Free; Janis Hape, 200 Breast; Relay. Ann Marshall, 50 and 200 Back, 200 and 500 Free; Laurie Potter, 200 Fly; Ann Marshall, Janis Hape, Laurie Potter, Bonny Brown, 400 Medley Relay; Bonny Brown, Lauren Dupree, Laurie Potter, Ann Marshall, 400 Free Relay; Bonny Brown, Lauren Dupree, Laurie Potter, Ann Marshall, 800 Free Relay. 1977-78 First-Team All-Americas--Bonny Brown, 50 and 100 Free, 100 and 200 IM; Lauren Tucker Shade Dupree, 200, 500 and 1650 Free, 100 and 200 Fly; Ann Marshall, 200 Back; Laurie Bonack, 100 and 200 Breast; Micah Potter, 200 Fly; Judy Tooher, 200 Fly; Cathy Copeland, 500 Free; Tucker Shade, 100 Fly; Vayda, Judy Tooher, Karen Hoff, Janis Hape, Jeff Weiss, 200 Breast; Ted Brisson, Steve James Hamrick 200 Medley Relay; Ann Marshall, Janis Bonack, Tucker Shade, Chris Jennings, 200 Hape, Karen Hoff, Bonny Brown, 400 Medley 1990-91 Medley Relay; Ted Brisson, Steve Bonack, Relay; Bonny Brown, Lauren Dupree, Ann First-Team All-Americas--David Monasterio, Tucker Shade, Ed Abele, 400 Medley Relay; Marshall, Judy Tooher, 400 Free Relay. 200 Free, 200 Fly. Honorable Mention All- Micah Copeland, Chris Jennings, Ed Abele, 1978-79 Americas--James Hamrick, 1650 Free; Tod Ted Brisson, 400 Free Relay; Micah First-Team All-Americas--Bonny Brown, 50 Schroeder, Mark Sedlak, Daniel Summerlin, Copeland, Ed Abele, Eric Fehr, Trevor and 100 Free, 100 IM; Lauren Dupree, 200, John Davis, 200 Free Relay; James Runberg, 800 Free Relay 500 and 1650 Free; Barb Harris, 50 and 100 Hamrick, David Monasterio, Ralph Vick, John 1997-98 Fly, 100 Free; Nancy Hudock, 200, 500 and Davis, 800 Free Relay. First-Team All-America--Tucker Shade, 100 1650 Free; Gina Layton, 100 and 200 Back; 1991-92 Fly. Cindy Shirey, 50 and 100 Breast, 400 IM; First-Team All-America--James Hamrick, 500 1998-99 Nance Thompson, 200 and 400 IM; Gina Free. Honorable Mention All-Americas-- Honorable Mention All-Americas--Tucker Layton, Cindy Shirey, Barb Harris, Bonny David Monasterio, 500 Free and 200 Fly; Shade, 100 Fly; Ethan Hall, 200 Brown, 200 Medley Relay; Gina Layton, James Hamrick, 1650 Free; Sean Gowrie, Breaststroke. Cindy Shirey, Barb Harris, Nancy Hudock, 1650 Free; David Monasterio, James 1999-2000 400 Medley Relay; Gina Layton, Barb Harris, Hamrick, Daniel Summerlin, Sean Gowrie, First-Team All-America--Sean Quinn, 200 Bonny Brown, Betsy Hughes, 200 Free 800 Free Relay. Breast. Honorable Mention All-America-- Relay; Barb Harris, Bonny Brown, Nancy 1992-93 David Slawinski, 200 Breast. Hudock, Nance Thompson, 400 Free Relay; First-Team All-Americas--Yann deFabrique, 2001-02 Bonny Brown, Nancy Hudock, Lauren 200 Free; James Hamrick, 500 and 1650 Honorable Mention All-America--Sean Dupree, Ann Marshall, 800 Free Relay. Free; David Monasterio, James Hamrick, Quinn, 200 Breast. 1979-80 Daniel Summerlin, Yann deFabrique, 800 2002-03 First-Team All-Americas--Bonny Brown, 50 Free Relay. Honorable Mention All- Honorable Mention All-Americas--Sean and 100 Free, 100 IM; Cynthia Chilcott, 400 Americas--Yann deFabrique, 500 Free, 200 Quinn, 200 Breast; Yuri Suguiyama, 500 IM; Barb Harris, 50 and 100 Fly, 100 Free; Fly; James Hamrick, 200 Free; William Free, 1650 Free. Gayle Hegel, 100 and 200 Breast, 100, 200 Keever, 100 Fly; David Monasterio, 500 2003-04 and 400 IM; Nance Thompson, 400 IM; Free; Daniel Summerlin, James Hamrick, First Team All America—Yuri Suguiyama, Cynthia Chilcott, Cindy Shirey, Barb Harris, Mark Sedlak, Yann deFabrique, 400 Free 400 Free. Honorable Mention All- Relay. Americas—Yuri Suguiyama, 1500 Free; 1993-94 Reid Owen, 1500 Free; Josh Glasco, 200 Honorable Mention All-Americas--Yann Fly. deFabrique, 200 and 500 Free, 200 Fly; 2004-05 Daniel Summerlin, 200 and 400 IM. Honorable Mention All-America—Josh 1994-95 Glasco, 200 Fly. Honorable Mention All-Americas--Trevor 2005-06 Runberg, Micah Copeland, Yann Honorable Mention All-America—Hank 1981 AIAW National Champion 200-Yard Medley deFabrique, Ed Abele, 800 Free Relay. Browning, 500 Free. Relay Team: Asst. Coach Bob Bruce, Barb 1995-96 Harris, Cami Berizzi, Amy Pless, Sue Walsh, Head Coach Frank Comfort page 66 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving All-Americas Bonny Brown, 200 Medley Relay; Cynthia 1983-84 Sarah Perroni, 400 Free Relay. Honorable Chilcott, Gayle Hegel, Barb Harris, Bonny First-Team All-Americas--Martha McCann, Mention All-Americas--Heather Cleevely, 10- Brown, 400 Medley Relay; Gayle Hegel, 400 IM; Betsy Mitchell, 100 and 200 Back; Meter Diving; Sarah Perroni, 50 Free. Barb Harris, Bonny Brown, Cynthia Chilcott, Amy Pless, 100 Breast, 200 IM; Jenny 1990-91 400 Free Relay; Lauren Dupree, Liz Strickland, 100 and 200 Breast; Sue Walsh, First-Team All-Americas--Sarah Perroni, Mesmer, Nancy Hudock, Cynthia Chilcott, 100 and 200 Back; Polly Winde, 200 Breast, Jenny Huber, Jill Benda, Melissa Douse, 200 800 Free Relay. 200 and 400 IM; Sue Walsh, Jenny Free Relay. Honorable Mention All- 1980-81 Strickland, Betsy Mitchell, Amy Pless, 400 Americas--Jenny Huber, Melissa Douse, Jill First-Team All-Americas--Cami Berizzi, 50, Medley Relay; Amy Pless, Sue Scott, Betsy Benda, Sarah Perroni, 400 Free Relay. 100 and 200 Back, 50 and 100 Fly; Barb Mitchell, Sue Walsh, 200 Free Relay; Amy 1991-92 Harris, 50 Fly; Gayle Hegel, 100, 200 and Pless, Sue Scott, Betsy Mitchell, Sue Walsh, First-Team All-Americas--Carrie Szulc, 400 400 IM, 100 and 200 Breast; Liz Mesmer, 400 Free Relay; Polly Winde, Sue Walsh, IM; Jenny Huber, Ann Hart, Melissa Douse, 200 Free; Amy Pless, 50 and 100 Breast, 50 Sarah Durstein, Betsy Mitchell, 800 Free Shannon Allison, 400 Free Relay. Honorable Free, 100 IM; Jenny Strickland, 50 and 100 Relay. Mention All-Americas--Melissa Douse, 50 Breast; Sue Walsh, 50, 100 and 200 Back, 1984-85 and 100 Free; Heather Cleevely, 3-Meter 50 Free; Sue Walsh, Amy Pless, Cami First-Team All-Americas--Melanie Diving; Jenny Huber, Leslie Ramsey, Ann Berizzi, Barb Harris, 200 Medley Relay; Buddemeyer, 100 and 200 Fly; Susan Hart, Melissa Douse, 200 Free Relay. Cami Berizzi, Jenny Strickland, Barb Harris, O’Brien, 100 and 200 Back; Polly Winde, 1992-93 Liz Mesmer, 400 Medley Relay; Amy Pless, 400 IM. Honorable Mention All-Americas-- First-Team All-Americas--Sarah Perroni, 50 Liz Mesmer, Sue Walsh, Barb Harris, 200 Polly Winde, 200 IM, 200 Breast; Susan Free; Carrie Szulc, 400 IM; Kari Haag, Free Relay; Amy Pless, Liz Mesmer, Barb O’Brien, Polly Winde, Melanie Buddemeyer, Jenny Huber, Ann Hart, Sarah Perroni, 400 Harris, Gayle Hegel, 400 Free Relay; Liz Sue Scott, 200 Medley Relay; Susan Free Relay. Honorable Mention All- Mesmer, Sue Walsh, Barb Harris, Gayle O’Brien, Polly Winde, Melanie Buddemeyer, Americas--Kari Haag, 50 Free; Sarah Hegel, 800 Free Relay. Sue Scott, 400 Medley Relay; Susan Perroni, 100 Free; Sarah Perroni, Jenny 1981-82 O’Brien, Melanie Buddemeyer, Nancy Page, Huber, Ann Hart, Kari Haag, 200 Free Relay. First-Team All-Americas--Cay Andres, 500 Polly Winde, 800 Free Relay. 1993-94 Free; Cami Berizzi, 50, 100 and 200 Back; 1985-86 First-Team All-Americas--Leslie Ramsey, 200 Barb Harris, 50 and 100 Fly, 100 Free; Gayle First-Team All-Americas--Susan O’Brien, 100 Fly; Carrie Szulc, 400 IM. Honorable Hegel, 100, 200 and 400 IM, 200 Breast; and 200 Back. Honorable Mention All- Mention All-Americas--Leslie Ramsey, 500 Amy Pless, 50 Breast, 100 IM; Jenny Americas--Melanie Buddemeyer, 100 and and 1650 Free. Strickland, 50 Breast; Sue Walsh, 50, 100 200 Fly; Polly Winde, 400 IM; Susan 1994-95 and 200 Back, 50 Free, 100 IM; Sue Walsh, O’Brien, Wendy Powers, Melanie First-Team All-Americas--Kari Haag, 100 and Amy Pless, Barb Harris, Sue Scott, 200 Buddemeyer, Patty Schultz, 200 Medley 200 Free. Honorable Mention All-Americas-- Medley Relay; Cami Berizzi, Jenny Relay; Susan O’Brien, Wendy Powers, Leslie Ramsey, 200 Fly; Merel Hommen, Kari Strickland, Barb Harris, Sue Scott, 400 Melanie Buddemeyer, Patty Schultz, 400 Haag, Chrissy Miller, Leslie Ramsey, 800 Medley Relay; Amy Pless, Sue Scott, Sue Medley Relay. Free Relay. Walsh, Barb Harris, 200 Free Relay; Sue 1986-87 Scott, Amy Pless, Cami Berizzi, Barb Harris, First-Team All-Americas--Melanie 400 Free Relay; Cay Andres, Cami Berizzi, Buddemeyer, 100 and 200 Fly; Susan Gayle Hegel, Sue Scott, 800 Free Relay. O’Brien, 100 and 200 Back; Susan O’Brien, Wendy Powers, Melanie Buddemeyer, Kim Beattie, 200 Medley Relay; Susan O’Brien, Wendy Powers, Melanie Buddemeyer, Kim Beattie, 400 Medley Relay. Honorable Mention All-Americas--Susan O’Brien, 200 IM; Wendy Powers, Susan O’Brien, Karen Engel, Kim Beattie, 200 Free Relay; Melanie Buddemeyer, Wendy Powers, Susan O’Brien, Kim Beattie, 400 Free Relay; Melanie Buddemeyer, Monica Strahl, Martha McCann, Kim Beattie, 800 Free Relay. 1987-88 First-Team All-Americas--Susan O’Brien, 100 and 200 Back. Honorable Mention All- Polly Winde Americas--Susan O’Brien, 200 IM; Susan O’Brien, Wendy Powers, Jill Benda, Kim 1982-83 Beattie, 200 Medley Relay; Susan O’Brien, First-Team All-Americas--Gayle Hegel, 100 Wendy Powers, Naila Deeb, Kim Beattie, and 200 IM; Amy Pless, 50 Breast, 100 IM; 400 Medley Relay. Jenny Strickland, 50 Breast; Sue Walsh, 50, 1988-89 100 and 200 Back, 100 IM; Polly Winde, 100 Honorable Mention All-Americas--Hannah and 200 Breast, 100, 200 and 400 IM; Sue Turlish, 400 IM; Melanie Buddemeyer, Kim Walsh, Jenny Strickland, Amy Pless, Sue Beattie, Melissa Douse, Hannah Turlish, 800 Scott, 200 Medley Relay; Amy Pless, Sue Free Relay. Kari Haag Scott, Jeanne Gerhart, Sue Walsh, 200 Free 1989-90 Relay; Amy Pless, Sue Scott, Gayle Hegel, First-Team All-Americas--Sarah Perroni, 100 Sue Walsh, 400 Free Relay; Cay Andres, Free; Melissa Douse, Jill Benda, Jenny Sarah Durstein, Gayle Hegel, Polly Winde, Huber, Sarah Perroni, 200 Free Relay; 800 Free Relay. Jenny Huber, Melissa Douse, Jill Benda,

2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 67 All-Americas Carolina Swimming and Diving Free Relay; Chrissy Miller, Richelle Fox, Jennifer Strasburger, Erika Acuff, 800 Free Relay. 1998-99 First-Team All-Americas--Katie Hathaway, 400 IM; Erika Acuff, 400 IM. Honorable Mention All-Americas--Melissa Fiss, 200 Fly; Katie Hathaway, 200 Breast; Katie Hathaway, Stefanie Rulis, Erika Acuff, Jennifer Strasburger, 800 Free Relay.

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2001-02 First Team All-Americas--Jessi Perruquet, 200 Free; Katie Hathaway, 200 Breast. Honorable Mention All-Americas--Christy Watkins, 50 Free, 100 Free; Katie Hathaway, 200 IM, 100 Breast; Becky Acker, 200 Breast; Jessi Perruquet, 100 Free; Christy Chrissy Miller Watkins, Katie Hathaway, Kelly Weeks, Jessi Perruquet, 200 Medley Relay; Christy 1995-96 Watkins, Becky Acker, Kelly Weeks, Jessi First-Team All-Americas--Kari Haag, 50, 100 Perruquet, 400 Medley Relay; Jessi and 200 Free. Honorable Mention All- Perruquet, Katie Hathaway, Stefanie Rulis, Americas--Chrissy Miller, 400 IM; Chrissy Christy Watkins, 200 Free Relay; Christy Miller, Merel Hommen, Kari Haag, Janney Watkins, Katie Hathaway, Stefanie Rulis, Hooff, 800 Free Relay. Jessi Perruquet, 400 Free Relay; Kelly 1996-97 Weeks, Katie Hathaway, Christy Watkins, First-Team All-Americas--Erika Acuff, 400 IM; Jessi Perruquet, 800 Free Relay. Richelle Fox, 50 and 100 Free, 100 Fly. Honorable Mention All-Americas--Chrissy Summer Mack Miller, 500 Free and 200 Fly; Erika Acuff, Jennifer Latimer, Richelle Fox, Jennifer 1999-2000 Strasburger, 400 Free Relay; Chrissy Miller, First-Team All-Americas—Katie Hathaway, Richelle Fox, Jennifer Strasburger, Erika 200 Breast, 400 IM; Summer Mack, 100 Acuff, 800 Free Relay. Back. Honorable Mention All-Americas— Katie Hathaway, 200 IM; Summer Mack, 100 Fly; Christy Watkins, 50 Free; Lauren Silva, 400 IM; Christy Watkins, Katie Hathaway, Summer Mack, Stefanie Rulis, 200 Medley Relay; Christy Watkins, Katie Hathaway, Summer Mack, Stefanie Rulis, 400 Medley Relay; Summer Mack, Katie Hathaway, Stefanie Rulis, Christy Watkins, 200 Free Relay; Katie Hathaway, Stefanie Rulis, Kelly Weeks Jennifer Strasburger, Lauren Silva, 800 Free Relay. 2002-03 First Team All-Americas--Jessi Perruquet, 2000-01 100 Free, 200 Free; Honorable Mention All- First Team All-Americas--Erika Acuff, 200 IM, Americas--Christy Watkins, 50 Free; Kelly 400 IM; Katie Hathaway, 200 IM, 100 Breast, Weeks, 500 Free, 200 Fly; Becky Acker, 200 200 Breast; Summer Mack, 100 Back. Breast; Whitney Smith, Jessi Perruquet, Honorable Mention All-Americas--Lauren Christy Watkins, Kelly Weeks, 800 Free Silva, 400 IM; Jessi Perruquet, 100 Free; Erika Acuff Relay. Becky Acker, 200 Breast; Kelly Weeks, 200 Fly; Erika Acuff, Jessi Perruquet, Summer 2003-04 First Team All-America—Jessi Perruquet, 1997-98 Mack, Christy Watkins, 200 Free Relay; 200 Free; Honorable Mention All- First-Team All-Americas--Erika Acuff, 200 IM; Jessi Perruquet, Christy Watkins, Katie Americas—Kelly Weeks, 200 Fly; Jessi Richelle Fox, 50 and 100 Free, 100 Fly; Hathaway, Erika Acuff, 400 Free Relay; Kelly Perruquet, 100 Free; Lizzy Bruce, 200 Chrissy Miller, 500 Free. Honorable Mention Weeks, Jessi Perruquet, Katie Hathaway, Breast. All-Americas--Erika Acuff, 400 IM; Tracey Erika Acuff, 800 Free Relay; Summer Mack, Barrett, 200 Back; Summer Mack, 100 Back; Katie Hathaway, Erika Acuff, Christy Watkins, 2005-06 Honorable Mention All-Americas—Nicole Chrissy Miller, 200 Fly; Summer Mack, Erika 200 Medley Relay; Christy Watkins, Katie O’Donnell, 1650 Free; Whitney Sprague, Acuff, Richelle Fox, Jennifer Strasburger, Hathaway, Summer Mack, Jessi Perruquet, 500 Free. 200 Medley Relay; Summer Mack, Erika 400 Medley Relay. Acuff, Richelle Fox, Jennifer Strasburger, 400 Medley Relay; Summer Mack, Richelle Fox, Jennifer Strasburger, Erika Acuff, 400 page 68 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Men’s ACC Champions Men’s Atlantic Coast 1962-63 Schenk, Chris Stevenson, Dirk Marshall, 800 Conference Champions Frank Lea, 1650 Free; Harrison Merrill, 100 Free Relay. and 200 Free, 400 IM; Thompson Mann, 100 1953-54 1983-84 John Hussey, One-Meter Diving. Back, 200 IM; Davis Roberts, Willie Bloom, Todd Deckman, 50 Free; *Eric Ericson, 100 Harrison Merrill, Thompson Mann, 400 Free and 200 Back; Dan Flack, 1650 Free; Scott 1954-55 Phil Drake, 200 Fly; John Hussey, One- Relay. Hammond, 100 Breast; Dirk Marshall, 100 Meter Diving; Charlie Krepp, 100 and 200 1963-64 Fly; Eric Ericson, Scott Hammond, Dirk Back; Charles Parker, Three-Meter Diving. Rick Forum, 200 Breast; Harrison Merrill, Marshall, Geoff Cassell, 400 Medley Relay. 100 and 200 Free, 400 IM; Thompson Mann, 1984-85 Dick Baker, Phil Drake, Charlie Krepp 100 and 200 Back, 200 IM; Thompson Tim Shea, 200 Fly and 400 IM. Mann, Rick Forum, Fred Lipp, Davis Roberts, 1985-86 400 Medley Relay. Dirk Marshall, 100 Fly; Doug Sawyer, 200 1964-65 Breast; Tim Shea, 400 IM; *Chris Rick Forum, 200 Breast; Harrison Merrill, Stevenson, 100 and 200 Back; Chris 500 Free; Steve Hildenbrand, Pete Worthen, Stevenson, Doug Sawyer, Dirk Marshall, Harrison Merrill, Davis Roberts, 400 Free Larry Bloch, 400 Medley Relay; Larry Bloch, Relay. Marc Croggon, Chris Stevenson, Dirk 1965-66 Marshall, 400 Free Relay; Larry Bloch, Dan Phil Riker, 100 and 200 Fly. Flack, Dirk Marshall, Chris Stevenson, 800 1966-67 Free Relay. Phil Riker, 100 and 200 Fly; Jim Edwards, 1986-87 Doug Behrman, Greg Meehan, Dave Ball, Doug Sawyer, 100 Breast; Tim Shea, 200 800 Free Relay. Fly. 1967-68 Fred Dannemann, 100 Back; Phil Riker, 100 and 200 Fly; Fred Dannemann, Rich 1955-56 Charlie Krepp, 100 and 200 Back, 200 IM; Williams, Phil Riker, Jim Edwards, 400 ^David McInnis, One- and Three-Meter Medley Relay. Diving; Dick Baker, Bill Roth, Bill Zickgraf, 1969-70 Walt Rose, 400 Free Relay. Gerry Chapman, 400 IM. 1956-57 1970-71 Charlie Krepp, 100 and 200 Back, 200 IM; Jim Osborne, 100 Fly. ^David McInnis, One- and Three-Meter 1971-72 Diving; Bill Roth, 50 Free; Bill Zickgraf, 100 Jim Osborne, 100 and 200 Fly. Fly; Brent Nash, Telfair Mahaffey, Bill 1973-74 Zickgraf, Bill Roth, 400 Medley Relay; Walt Jike Southard, 1650 Free. Rose, Brent Nash, Tony Schiffman, Bill Roth, 1974-75 400 Free Relay. Dave Marlin, 100 Back. 1957-58 1975-76 Telfair Mahaffey, 100 Fly; ^Ned Meekins, Mark List, 100 and 200 Back; Steve John Davis One- and Three-Meter Diving; Walt Rose, McDonald, 200 Free. 100 Free; Bill Roth, 50 Free; Tony 1978-79 1987-88 Schiffman, 220, 440 and 1500 Free; Bill *Ken Ireland, 100 and 200 Back; Arnaldo Larry Bloch, 100 Free; @John Davis, 200 IM Zickgraf, 200 IM; Brent Nash, Walt Rose, Perez, 200 Fly. and 200 Free; Tod Schroeder, 50 Free; Rich Telfair Mahaffey, Bill Zickgraf, 400 Medley 1979-80 Gleason, John Fischetti, John Davis, Larry Relay; Bill Roth, Jeff Zwicker, Walt Rose, Ken Ireland, 100 and 200 Back, 500 Free; Bloch, 400 Medley Relay; Tod Schroeder, Kelly Maness, 400 Free Relay. Roger Vredeveld, 200 IM; Mark Welker, Jed Guenther, John Davis, Larry Bloch, 400 Todd Deckman, Ken Ireland, Dave Hansen, Free Relay; Tony Monasterio, Ralph Vick, 1958-59 Harry Bloom, 100 and 220 Free, 200 IM; 400 Free Relay; Ken Ireland, Mark Welker, Larry Bloch, John Davis, 800 Free Relay. Randy Dodson, 200 Fly; Bob Hunter, 100 Roger Vredeveld, Dave Hansen, 800 Free 1988-89 and 200 Back; Bob Hunter, Kit Mercer, Jeff Relay. John Davis, 100 and 200 Free, 200 IM; Jed Zwicker, Brent Nash, 400 Medley Relay; 1980-81 Guenther, Tony Monasterio, Chris Randy Dodson, Vinny Simonton, Brent Nash, Eric Ericson, 100 Back; Dave Hansen, 200 Himebauch, John Davis, 400 Free Relay. Jeff Zwicker, 400 Free Relay. Free; Ken Ireland, 200 Back; Ken Ireland, 1989-90 Robert Bingham, Arnaldo Perez, Dave *+John Davis, 100 and 200 Free, 200 IM; 1959-60 Bob Bilbro, 200 Back; Vinny Simonton, 200 Hansen, 400 Medley Relay; Bob Omainsky, Gary Gauch, 100 Breast; David Monasterio, Fly. Ken Ireland, Mark Welker, Dave Hansen, 800 200 Fly; Tod Schroeder, 50 Free; Tod Free Relay. Schroeder, Jed Guenther, Tony Monasterio, 1960-61 Harry Bloom, 100 Free and 200 IM; Willie 1981-82 John Davis, 200 Free Relay; Tony Bloom, 200 Free; Harvey Hamrick, 200 Back; Eric Ericson, 100 and 200 Back; Dave Monasterio, David Monasterio, Jed Barry King, Bryan Williams, Willie Bloom, Hansen, 200 Free; Eric Ericson, Scott Guenther, John Davis, 800 Free Relay. Bob Bilbro, 400 Free Relay. Hammond, Dirk Marshall, Dave Hansen, 400 1990-91 Medley Relay. John Davis, 100 and 200 Back, 200 IM; 1961-62 Willie Bloom, 220 Free; Thompson Mann, 1982-83 Marc Ferguson, 1650 Free; John Fischetti, 100 and 200 Back; Sandy Patterson, Three- Eric Ericson, 100 and 200 Back; Eric 200 Breast; Gary Gauch, 100 Breast; Meter Diving; Thompson Mann, Bob Briggs, Ericson, Scott Hammond, Dirk Marshall, @#David Monasterio, 200 and 500 Free, 200 Harry Schiffman, Bob Bilbro, 400 Medley Geoff Cassell, 400 Medley Relay; Geoff Fly; John Davis, Gary Gauch, David Relay; Willie Bloom, Bryan Williams, Don Cassell, Dirk Marshall, Eric Ericson, Mark Monasterio, Tod Schroeder, 200 Medley Murray, Harry Schiffman, 400 Free Relay. Welker, 400 Free Relay; Dan Hamilton, Jeff Relay; Matt Countie, Gary Gauch, David 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 69 Men’s ACC Champions Carolina Swimming and Diving Three of four members of 1991 ACC Summerlin, 200 IM; Summerlin, David Champion 400-Yard Freestyle Relay: Monasterio, Mark Sedlak, deFabrique, 400 John Davis (left), Tod Schroeder (back- Free Relay; Summerlin, James Hamrick, ground), Mark Sedlak (foreground) Monasterio, deFabrique, 800 Free Relay. 1993-94 &Joe Craft, One-Meter Diving; Yann deFabrique, 200 Fly; Daniel Summerlin, 100 Free and 200 IM; Jon Thorpe, 200 Free; Jeff Weiss, 100 and 200 Breast; Bryan Stuck, Steve Bonack, Yann deFabrique, Daniel Summerlin, 400 Medley Relay; Daniel Summerlin, Jason James, Matt Smith, Mark Sedlak, 200 Free Relay; Daniel Summerlin, Matt Smith, Jason James, Mark Sedlak, 400 Free Relay; Daniel Summerlin, Jon Thorpe, Yann deFabrique, Micah Copeland, 800 Free Relay. 1994-95 Yann deFabrique, 200 and 500 Free, 200 Fly; %Scott Troy, 100 Breast; Jeff Weiss, 200 Breast; Trevor Runberg, Micah Copeland, Ed Abele, Yann deFabrique, 800 Free Relay. Eric Fehr

2002-03 Yuri Suguiyama, 200 Free; Seann Quinn, 200 Breast; Eddy Matkovic, 100 Fly. Monasterio, Tod Schroeder, 400 Medley Relay; Tod Schroeder, Mark Sedlak, Daniel Summerlin, John Davis, 200 Free Relay; John Davis, Tod Schroeder, Mark Sedlak, David Monasterio, 400 Free Relay; John Davis, James Hamrick, Ralph Vick, David Monasterio, 800 Free Relay. 1991-92 Yann deFabrique, 200 Free; Gary Gauch, 100 Breast; James Hamrick, 1650 Free; David Monasterio, 500 Free and 200 Fly; David Monasterio, James Hamrick, Daniel Summerlin, Yann deFabrique, 800 Free Relay. 1992-93 Yann deFabrique, 200 Free; Daniel

Ted Brisson

1995-96 Ted Brisson, 100 Back; Mike Chorba, 1650 Michael Pigassou, Yuri Suguiyama, Justin Donato Free; +Trevor Runberg, 500 Free, 200 Back; led the Tar Heels to a top three sweep of the 200- *Tucker Shade, 100 and 200 Fly, 200 IM; yard freestyle at the 2003 ACC Championships. Scott Troy, 100 and 200 Breast; Ted Brisson, +Steve Bonack, Tucker Shade, Matt Branum, 2003-04 200 Medley Relay; Trevor Runberg, Scott Yuri Suguiyama, 200 Free; &Eric Poitras, Troy, Tucker Shade, Matt Branum, 400 Three-Meter Diving. Medley Relay; Trevor Runberg, Eric Fehr, Ed 2005-06 Abele, Micah Copeland, 800 Free Relay. %Hank Browning, 200 Free. 1996-97 Eric Fehr, 200 IM; Tucker Shade, 100 Fly; *Selected as Most Valuable Swimmer at Atlantic Coast Jeff Weiss, 200 Breast; Eric Fehr, Micah Conference Championships Copeland, Ed Abele, Trevor Runberg, 800 @Selected as Co-Most Valuable Swimmer at Atlantic Free Relay. Coast Conference Championships #Selected as Swimmer-of-the-Year in the Atlantic 1997-98 Coast Conference Ted Brisson, 100 Back; Eric Fehr, 200 Free; +Selected as Co-Swimmer-of-the-Year in the Atlantic Tucker Shade, 100 Fly; Ted Brisson, Brad Coast Conference Kline, Tucker Shade, Ed Abele, 400 Medley &Selected as Most Valuable Diver at Atlantic Coast Relay. Conference Championships ^Won John A. Futchenberg Award as Outstanding Diver in Atlantic Coast Conference 1999-2000 %Selected as Atlantic Coast Conference Swimming Trevor Runberg %Sean Quinn, 200 Breast. Rookie of the Year page 70 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Women’s ACC Champions Women’s Atlantic Coast Sue Scott, Amy Pless, Jeanne Gerhart, Sue 200 Medley Relay; Susan O’Brien, Wendy Conference Champions Walsh, 200 Free Relay; Sue Scott, Amy Powers, Melanie Buddemeyer, Kim Beattie, Pless, Gayle Hegel, Sarah Durstein, 400 400 Medley Relay. 1978-79 Bonny Brown, 50 and 100 Free, 100 IM; Free Relay; Sarah Durstein, Cay Andres, 1987-88 Nancy Hudock, 200 Free; Gina Layton, 50 Gayle Hegel, Polly Winde, 800 Free Relay. Kim Beattie, 50, 100 and 200 Free; Heather and 100 Back; *Cindy Shirey, 50 and 100 1983-84 Nottingham, 100 and 200 Breast; *Susan Breast, 200 Back, 400 IM; Sally Winde, 200 Amy Pless, 200 IM; Jenny Strickland, 100 O’Brien, 100 and 200 Back, 200 IM; Hannah Breast; Gina Layton, Cindy Shirey, Barb Breast; *Sue Walsh, 100 and 200 Back, 100 Turlish, 1650 Free; Susan O’Brien, Wendy Harris, Bonny Brown, 200 Medley Relay; Free; Polly Winde, 200 Breast and 400 IM; Powers, Jill Benda, Kim Beattie, 200 Medley Ann Marshall, Nancy Hudock, Barb Harris, Sue Walsh, Jenny Strickland, Betsy Mitchell, Relay. Brown, 400 Free Relay; Nance Thompson, Sue Scott, 200 Medley Relay; Betsy 1988-89 Nancy Hudock, Lauren Dupree, Ann Mitchell, Jenny Strickland, Martha McCann, Melanie Buddemeyer, 100 and 200 Fly; Kim Marshall, 800 Free Relay. Sue Scott, 400 Medley Relay; Sue Scott, Beattie, 50 Free; Kim Beattie, Jill Benda, Sue Walsh, Soraya Sherwani, Amy Pless, Wendy Powers, Melissa Douse, 200 Free 1979-80 Bonny Brown, 100 IM; Cynthia Chilcott, 50, 200 Free Relay; Amy Pless, Sue Scott, Relay. 100 and 200 Back, 400 IM; Barb Harris, 50 Betsy Mitchell, Sue Walsh, 400 Free Relay; and 100 Fly; *Gayle Hegel, 50, 100 and 200 Sarah Durstein, Martha McCann, MaryLou Breast, 200 IM; Cindy Shirey, Gayle Hegel, O’Connor, Polly Winde, 800 Free Relay. Barb Harris, Bonny Brown, 200 Medley 1984-85 Relay; Cynthia Chilcott, Gayle Hegel, Barb Melanie Buddemeyer, 100 and 200 Fly; Harris, Bonny Brown, 400 Medley Relay. *Susan O’Brien, 100 and 200 Back, 100 Free; Sue Scott, 50 Free; Polly Winde, 200 1980-81 *Sue Walsh, 50, 100 and 200 Back, 50 Free; and 400 IM; Susan O’Brien, Polly Winde, Amy Pless, 50 Breast and 100 IM; Gayle Melanie Buddemeyer, Sue Scott, 200 Medley Hegel, 200 IM; Cami Berizzi, Jenny Relay; Susan O’Brien, Polly Winde, Melanie Strickland, Karen Hoff, Amy Pless, 200 Buddemeyer, Sue Scott, 400 Medley Relay. Medley Relay; Amy Pless, Liz Mesmer, Sue Walsh, Barb Harris, 200 Free Relay; Gayle Hegel, Barb Harris, Liz Mesmer, Sue Walsh, 800 Free Relay. 1981-82 Barb Harris, 50 Fly; Gayle Hegel, 200 and 400 IM; Amy Pless, 100 IM; Sue Walsh, 50, 100 and 200 Back, 50 Free; Sue Walsh, Jenny Strickland, Barb Harris, Kathy Smith, 400 Medley Relay; Sue Scott, Julie Basichiss, Amy Pless, Cami Berizzi, 200 Free Relay; Amy Pless, Gayle Hegel, Sue Scott, Cami Berizzi, 400 Free Relay. 1982-83 Sarah Perroni Amy Pless, 50 Breast; Jenny Strickland, 100 Breast; *Sue Walsh, 50, 100 and 200 Back, 1989-90 100 IM; Polly Winde, 200 and 400 IM, 200 Susan Leupold, 100 and 200 Fly; Sarah Breast; Sue Walsh, Jenny Strickland, Cami Perroni, 50 and 100 Free; Jenny Huber, Lisa Berizzi, Jeanne Gerhart, 200 Medley Relay; Brown, Susan Leupold, Sarah Perroni, 400 Medley Relay; Jill Benda, Melissa Douse, Jenny Huber, Sarah Perroni, 200 Free Relay; Jenny Huber, Jill Benda, Melissa Douse, Sarah Perroni, 400 Free Relay. 1990-91 Melissa Douse, 100 Free; Susan Leupold, 100 Fly; Heather Nottingham, 200 Breast; Susan O’Brien Sarah Perroni, 50 Free; Hannah Turlish, 1650 Free; Cathy Burgess, Heather 1985-86 Nottingham, Susan Leupold, Sarah Perroni, Melanie Buddemeyer, 100 and 200 Fly; 400 Medley Relay; Jill Benda, Melissa Wendy Powers, 100 and 200 Breast; Polly Douse, Jenny Huber, Sarah Perroni, 200 Winde, 200 and 400 IM; Susan O’Brien, Free Relay; Sarah Perroni, Jenny Huber, Jill Wendy Powers, Melanie Buddemeyer, Patty Benda, Melisa Douse, 400 Free Relay. Schultz, 400 Medley Relay; Melanie 1991-92 Buddemeyer, Kim Beattie, Susan O’Brien, Shannon Allison, 200 Back; %Heather Patty Schultz, 400 Free Relay. Cleevely, One- and Three-Meter Diving; 1986-87 *#Melissa Douse, 50 and 100 Free, 100 Fly; Kim Beattie, 100 Free; Melanie Leslie Ramsey, 200 Fly; Carrie Szulc, 200 Buddemeyer, 100 and 200 Fly; Karen Engel, and 400 IM; Ann Hart, Lisa Brown, Susan 50 Free; Susan O’Brien, 100 and 200 Back; Leupold, Melissa Douse, 200 Medley Relay; Wendy Powers, 100 Breast; %Ann Wentz, Cathy Burgess, Lisa Brown,Susan Leupold, Three-Meter Diving; Susan O’Brien, Wendy Melissa Douse, 400 Medley Relay; Jenny Powers, Melanie Buddemeyer, Karen Engel, Huber, Ann Hart, Meredith Gardner, Melissa Sue Walsh 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 71 Women’s ACC Champions Carolina Swimming and Diving Douse, 200 Free Relay; Jenny Huber, Christy Watkins, Katie Hathaway, Summer Shannon Allison, Ann Hart, Melissa Douse, Mack, Erika Acuff, 200 Medley Relay; 400 Free Relay. Christy Watkins, Katie Hathaway, Summer 1992-93 Mack, Jessi Perruquet, 400 Medley Relay. Sarah Perroni, 50 and 100 Free; Trish 2001-02 McHardy, 1650 Free; Carrie Szulc, 400 IM; Christy Watkins, 50 Free, 100 Back; Jessi Kari Haag, Alison Nemeth, Christy Garth, Perruquet, 200 Free; Katie Hathaway, 100 Sarah Perroni, 200 Medley Relay; Cathy Breast, 200 Breast; Kathleen Quinn, 200 Burgess, Alison Nemeth, Christy Garth, Ann Back. Hart, 400 Medley Relay; Jenny Huber, Kari Haag, Ann Hart, Sarah Perroni, 200 Free Relay; Ann Hart, Kari Haag, Jenny Huber, Sarah Perroni, 400 Free Relay; Kari Haag, Shannon Allison, Jenny Huber, Sarah Perroni, 800 Free Relay. 1993-94 Jennifer Strasburger Kari Haag, 50 and 100 Free; #Leslie Ramsey, 200 Fly; Carrie Szulc, 200 and 400 1997-98 IM; Candiss Johnson, Ann Hart, Kari Haag, Erika Acuff, 200 IM; #Richelle Fox, 50 and Christy Garth, 200 Free Relay; Candiss 100 Free, 100 Fly; $Summer Mack, 100 Johnson, Kari Haag, Christy Garth, Ann Hart, Back; *Chrissy Miller, 500 Free, 400 IM, 1650 400 Free Relay. Free; Summer Mack, Erika Acuff, Richelle 1994-95 Fox, Tracey Rankin, 200 Medley Relay; *#Kari Haag, 50, 100 and 200 Free; Christy Summer Mack, Erika Acuff, Richelle Fox, Garth, Ann Hart, Jennifer Latimer, Kari Haag, Jennifer Strasburger, 400 Medley Relay. 200 Free Relay; Christy Garth, Ann Hart, 1998-99 Tracey Barrett, Kari Haag, 400 Free Relay; Molly Sullivan, 1650 Free; Melissa Fiss, 200 $Chrissy Miller, Merel Hommen, Leslie Fly; Erika Acuff, 200 IM, 400 IM; Erika Acuff, Ramsey, Kari Haag, 800 Free Relay. Katie Hathaway, Stefanie Rulis, Jennifer Strasburger, 800 Free Relay. Laura Collier

2002-03 Christy Watkins, 50 Free; Kelly Weeks, 200 Fly; Laura Collier, 200 Back. 2003-04 Jessi Perruquet, 100 and 200 Free; Kelly Weeks, 200 Fly; Virginia Hanson, Kelly Weeks, Amanda Smith, Jessi Perruquet, 800 Free Relay.

Tracey Barrett

1995-96 Tracey Barrett, 200 Back; #Kari Haag, 50, 100 and 200 Free; *Chrissy Miller, 500 and 1650 Free, 400 IM; Tracey Barrett, Beth Stefanie Rulis Schlessman, Chrissy Miller, Kari Haag, 400 Medley Relay; Tracey Rankin, Christy Garth, 1999-2000 Jennifer Latimer, Kari Haag, 200 Free Relay; Christy Watkins 50 Free, 100 Back; Katie Virginia Hanson Jennifer Latimer, Christy Garth, Beth Hathaway 100 and 200 Breast; Summer Schlessman, Kari Haag, 400 Free Relay; Mack 200 Back; Summer Mack, Katie 2004-05 Chrissy Miller, Merel Hommen, Janney Hooff, Hathaway, Stefanie Rulis, Christy Watkins, Lizzy Bruce, 200 Breast. Kari Haag, 800 Free Relay. 200 Free Relay; Christy Watkins, Katie 2005-06 1996-97 Hathaway, Summer Mack, Stefanie Rulis, Lindsey Marck, 200 Fly. $Erika Acuff, 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 Breast; 400 Medley Relay. *#Richelle Fox, 50 Free, 100 Free, 100 Fly; *Selected as Most Valuable Swimmer at Atlantic Coast 2000-01 Conference Championships Tracey Barrett, Beth Schlessman, Richelle Christy Watkins, 50 Free, 100 Back; $Jessi %Selected as Most Valuable Diver at Atlantic Coast Fox, Jennifer Latimer, 200 Medley Relay; Perruquet, 200 Free; Katie Hathaway, 100 Conference Championships Tracey Barrett, Erika Acuff, Richelle Fox, Breast; Becky Acker, 200 Breast; Erika #Selected as Atlantic Coast Conference Swimmer-of- Jennifer Strasburger, 400 Medley Relay; Acuff, 200 IM; Christy Watkins, Katie the-Year Erika Acuff, Jennifer Latimer, Jennifer $Selected as Atlantic Coast Conference Rookie-of-the- Hathaway, Jessi Perruquet, Erika Acuff, 400 Year Strasburger, Richelle Fox, 200 Free Relay. Free Relay; Kelly Weeks, Jessi Perruquet, Katie Hathaway, Erika Acuff, 800 Free Relay; page 72 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Conference Award Winners Men’s All-Atlantic Coast 1994-95 Women’s All-Atlantic Coast Conference Selections Ed Abele, Micah Copeland, Joe Craft, Yann Conference Selections deFabrique, Jay Griffin, Trevor Runberg, 1983-84 1983-84 Geoff Cassell, Todd Deckman, Eric Ericson, Drew Sechrist, Scott Troy, Jeff Weiss Janice Dalrymple, Sarah Durstein, Martha Dan Flack, Scott Hammond, Dirk Marshall, 1995-96 McCann, Betsy Mitchell, MaryLou O’Connor, Clay Wellborn Ed Abele, Steve Bonack, Matt Branum, Ted Amy Pless, Sue Scott, Soraya Sherwani, Brisson, Mike Chorba, Micah Copeland, Eric 1984-85 Jenny Strickland, Sue Walsh, Polly Winde Fehr, Trevor Runberg, Tom Schmelzer, Tim Shea, Chris Stevenson 1984-85 Tucker Shade, Scott Troy 1985-86 Melanie Buddemeyer, Susan O’Brien, Sue Larry Bloch, Marc Croggon, Dan Flack, Dirk 1996-97 Scott, Ann Wentz, Polly Winde Ed Abele, Steve Bonack, Micah Copeland, Marshall, Doug Sawyer, Tim Shea, Chris 1985-86 Stevenson Eric Fehr, Chris Jennings, Trevor Runberg, Kim Beattie, Melanie Buddemeyer, Susan Tom Schmelzer, Tucker Shade, Jeff Weiss 1986-87 O’Brien, Wendy Powers, Patty Schultz, Polly Larry Bloch, Doug Sawyer, Tod Schroeder, 1997-98 Winde Ed Abele, Ted Brisson, Mike Chorba, Eric Tim Shea 1986-87 Fehr, Brad Kline, Tom Schmelzer, Tucker 1987-88 Kim Beattie, Melanie Buddemeyer, Karen Larry Bloch, John Davis, Nunzio Esposto, Shade Engel, Susan O’Brien, Wendy Powers, Ann Marc Ferguson, John Fischetti, Rich 1998-99 Wentz Ted Brisson, Justin Rossi, Tucker Shade. Gleason, Jed Guenther, Tony Monasterio, 1987-88 Tod Schroeder, Ralph Vick 1999-2000 Kim Beattie, Jill Benda, Heather Nottingham, Kevin Erndl, Chris Helin, Brad Kline, Stephen 1988-89 Susan O’Brien, Wendy Powers, Staci Matt Countie, John Davis, Jed Guenther, Krebs, Sean Quinn, David Slawinski Sawyer, Hannah Turlish Chris Himebauch, Tony Monasterio 1988-89 1989-90 Kim Beattie, Jill Benda, Lisa Brown, Melanie John Davis, Nunzio Esposto, Marc Buddemeyer, Melissa Douse, Wendy Powers Ferguson, John Fischetti, Gary Gauch, Jed 1989-90 Guenther, David Monasterio, Tony Jill Benda, Lisa Brown, Dawn Davies, Monasterio, Tod Schroeder Melissa Douse, Jenny Huber, Susan 1990-91 Leupold, Sarah Perroni, Staci Sawyer Matt Countie, John Davis, Nunzio Esposto, 1990-91 Marc Ferguson, John Fischetti, Gary Gauch, Jill Benda, Cathy Burgess, Melissa Douse, James Hamrick, David Monasterio, Tod Jenny Huber, Susan Leupold, Heather Schroeder, Mark Sedlak, Daniel Summerlin, Nottingham, Sarah Perroni, Hannah Turlish Ralph Vick 1991-92 1991-92 Shannon Allison, Lisa Brown, Cathy Yann deFabrique, Gary Gauch, Sean Burgess, Heather Cleevely, Melissa Douse, Gowrie, James Hamrick, David Monasterio, Meredith Gardner, Ann Hart, Jenny Huber, Daniel Summerlin Susan Leupold, Trish McHardy, Leslie 1992-93 Ramsey, Theresa Seastrom, Carrie Szulc Yann deFabrique, James Hamrick, William 1992-93 Keever, David Monasterio, Mark Sedlak, Shannon Allison, Cathy Burgess, Christy Daniel Summerlin Garth, Kari Haag, Ann Hart, Jenny Huber, 1993-94 Trish McHardy, Alison Nemeth, Sarah Steve Bonack, Micah Copeland, Joe Craft, Perroni, Carrie Szulc Yann deFabrique, Jason James, Mark 1993-94 Sedlak, Matt Smith, Bryan Stuck, Daniel Cathy Burgess, Alison Conrad, Christy Summerlin, Jon Thorpe, Jeff Weiss Garth, Ann Hart, Kari Haag, Candiss Stephen Krebs Johnson, Leslie Ramsey, Carrie Szulc Scott Troy 1994-95 2000-01 Tracey Barrett, Alison Conrad, Christy Garth, Chris Helin, Stephen Krebs, Stephen Mohr, Kari Haag, Ann Hart, Merel Hommen, Sean Quinn, Yuri Suguiyama Jennifer Latimer, Chrissy Miller, Leslie 2001-02 Ramsey Kevin Erndl, Eric Poitras, Sean Quinn 1995-96 2002-03 Tracey Barrett, Christy Garth, Kari Haag, Justin Donato, Josh Glasco, Eddy Matkovic, Merel Hommen, Janney Hooff, Jennifer Michael Pigassou, Eric Poitras, Sean Quinn, Latimer, Chrissy Miller, Tracey Rankin, Beth Yuri Suguiyama Schlessman 2003-04 1996-97 Eric Poitras, Josh Glasco, Patrick Woodruff, Erika Acuff, Tracey Barrett, Richelle Fox, Eddy Matkovic, Yuri Suguiyama Jennifer Latimer, Kelly McLaughlin, Beth 2004-05 Schlessman, Jennifer Strasburger Josh Glasco 1997-98 2005-06 Erika Acuff, Kelsey Durkin, Richelle Fox, Chad Ames, Hank Browning, Jon Van Assen, Kristin Lozeau, Summer Mack, Chrissy Ryan Funderburk Miller, Tracey Rankin, Jennifer Strasburger 1998-99 Erika Acuff, Melissa Fiss, Katie Hathaway, Stefanie Rulis, Jennifer Strasburger, Molly 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 73 Conference Award Winners Carolina Swimming and Diving Sullivan Eric Poitras 2004 Melissa Douse 1992 1999-2000 Kari Haag 1995 Katie Hathaway, Summer Mack, Kelly John A. Futchenberg Award Chrissy Miller 1996 McLaughlin, Stefanie Rulis, Lauren Silva, (Outstanding Men's Diver in ACC) Richelle Fox 1997 Christy Watkins David McInnis 1956 Chrissy Miller 1998 2000-01 David McInnis 1957 Becky Acker, Erika Acuff, Katie Hathaway, Ned Meekins 1958 Most Valuable Women's Diver at ACC Summer Mack, Jessi Perruquet, Leigh Championships Sanders, Lauren Silva, Lindsay Waddell, Ann Wentz 1987 Christy Watkins, Kelly Weeks Heather Cleevely 1992 2001-02 Becky Acker, Laura Collier, Katie Hathaway, Men’s Southern Conference Jessi Perruquet, Kathleen Quinn, Leigh Individual and Relay Champions Sanders, Molly Sullivan, Christy Watkins, Kelly Weeks 1939-40: Fleming Stone, 50 and 100 Free; 2002-03 J.A. Barclay, 220 Free; 400 Freestyle Relay. Becky Acker, Laura Collier, Jessi Perruquet, 1940-41: Bob Ousley, 200 Breast; Bob Christy Watkins, Kelly Weeks Nicholson, One-Meter Diving; 400 Freestyle 2003-04 Relay; 300 Medley Relay. Virginia Hanson, Amanda Smith, Kelly 1941-42: Bob Ousley, 200 Breast; Denny Weeks, Jessi Perruquet, Lizzy Bruce, Becky Hammond, 150 Back; 400 Freestyle Relay; Acker, Jessie Brosch 300 Medley Relay. 2004-05 1942-43: Denny Hammond, 220 Free and Lizzy Bruce, Virginia Hanson, Lindsey Marck, 150 Back; Russell L. Proctor, 440 Free; Kelsey Morrissy, Gia Santoro, Kelly Woodruff Buddy Crone, One-Meter Diving; 400 2005-06 Freestyle Relay; 300 Medley Relay. Lindsey Marck, Nicole O’Donnell, Amanda 1946-47: Jerry Cook, 200 Breast; Norman Smith, Whitney Sprague Sper, 150 Back and One-Meter Diving; Buddy Crone, One-Meter Diving; 400 All-ACC Academic Team Richelle Fox Freestyle Relay; 300 Medley Relay. 2005-06 1947-48: Floyd Drew, 50 Free; Dick Men: Jon Albrecht, Robby Swendiman, Jon Twining, 220 and 440 Free; Bob Ousley, 200 Fox, Jon Van Assen, Keith Laabs, Patrick ACC Women's Swimmer-of-the-Year Breast; Jimmy Thomas, 150 Back; Norman Woodruff, Philip Owen. Melissa Douse 1992 Sper, One-Meter Diving; 400 Freestyle Women: Lizzy Bruce, Erika Matheis, Leslie Ramsey 1994 Relay; 300 Medley Relay. Kari Haag 1995 Meagan Eickman, Gia Santoro. 1948-49: Jesse Greenbaum, 50 Free; Kari Haag 1996 Jimmy Thomas, 220 and 440 Free; Bob ACC Award Winners Richelle Fox 1997 Hutton, 1500 Free; Dick Twining, 200 Breast Richelle Fox 1998 and 150 Individual Medley; Norman Sper, Jessi Perruquet 2003 ACC Men's Swimmer-of-the-Year 150 Back; Buddy Crone, One-Meter Diving; John Davis 1990 400 Freestyle Relay; 300 Medley Relay. David Monasterio 1991 ACC Women's Rookie-of-the-Year 1949-50: Cecil Milton, 220 and 440 Free; Steve Bonack 1996 Chrissy Miller 1995 Jimmy Thomas, 1500 Freestyle, 200 Breast, Trevor Runberg 1996 Erika Acuff 1997 150 Individual Medley; Norman Sper, 100 Summer Mack 1998 and 150 Back; Jessi Perruquet 2001 ACC Men's Swimming Rookie-of-the-Year 1950-51: Donnie Evans, 440 Free; Barry Scott Troy 1995 Wall, 100 Breast; Jimmy Thomas, 100 and Sean Quinn 2000 ACC Women's Swimming Coach-of-the- 200 Back, 150 Individual Medley; 400 Hank Browning 2006 Year Freestyle Relay; 300 Medley Relay. Frank Comfort 1982 1951-52: Barry Wall, 200 Breast; Buddy Frank Comfort* 1984 ACC Men's Swimming Coach-of-the-Year Baarcke, 100 and 200 Back; 400 Freestyle Frank Comfort 1991 Frank Comfort 1985 Relay; 300 Medley Relay. Frank Comfort 1992 Frank Comfort 1993 1952-53: Jack Edwards, 100 Free; Barry Frank Comfort 1996 Frank Comfort 1993 Wall, 100 Breast; Donnie Evans, 200 Breast Frank Comfort 1997 Frank Comfort 1995 and 150 Individual Medley; Buddy Baarcke, Frank Comfort* 1996 100 and 200 Back; 400 Freestyle Relay; Frank Comfort 2000 Most Valuable Men's Swimmer at ACC 300 Medley Relay. Frank Comfort 2001 Championships Frank Comfort 2002 Ken Ireland 1979 Southern Conference Championships Eric Ericson 1984 Most Valuable Swimmers Chris Stevenson 1986 Most Valuable Women's Swimmer at ACC Fleming Stone 1940 John Davis 1988 Championships Denny Hammond 1943 John Davis 1990 Cindy Shirey 1979 Dick Twining 1948 David Monasterio 1991 Gayle Hegel 1980 Jimmy Thomas 1949 Tucker Shade 1996 Sue Walsh 1981 Jimmy Thomas 1950 Sue Walsh 1983 Donnie Evans* 1951 Sue Walsh 1984 Most Valuable Men's Diver at ACC Jimmy Thomas* 1951 Susan O'Brien 1985 Championships Joe Craft 1994 Susan O'Brien 1988 page 74 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Men’s All-Time Top 10 50-Yard Freestyle 100-Yard Backstroke (with touch) 100-Yard Butterfly 1. 20.06 Tod Schroeder 1990 1 49.46 John Davis 1991 1. 46.86 Tucker Shade 1998 20.06 Kevin Erndl 2001 2. 49.64 Eric Ericson 1984 2. 47.59 Eddy Matkovic 2003 3. 20.10 Mark Sedlak 1993 3. 49.89 Chris Stevenson 1986 3. 48.07 Chris Jennings 1997 4. 20.17 Ted Brisson 1998 4. 50.56 Ken Ireland 1980 4. 48.11 Josh Glasco 2005 5. 20.39 Chris Jennings 1997 5. 50.71 Rich Gleason 1989 5. 48.17 Jon Van Assen 2006 6. 20.42 Daniel Summerlin 1994 6. 50.81 Matt Countie 1989 6. 48.25 William Keever 1993 7. 20.44 Zack Swartz 2006 7. 50.96 Mark List 1977 7. 48.33 Dirk Marshall 1986 8. 20.45 Jed Guenther 1989 8. 51.21 Chris Davis 1986 8. 48.95 Sebastien Moity 2001 9. 20.45 Matt Smith 1993 9. 51.44 Roger Vredeveld 1982 9. 49.11 Jared Kleber 2006 10. 20.49 Mark Moore 1992 & 1993 10. 51.88 Chris John 1991 10. 49.22 Chad Ames 2006 20.49 Casey Kott 2005 100-Yard Backstroke (no touch) 200-Yard Butterfly 100-Yard Freestyle 1. 48.10 Ted Brisson 1998 1. 1:44.60 Josh Glasco 2004 1. 44.26 Daniel Summerlin 1993 2. 49.12 Drew Sechrist 1995 2. 1:45.30 David Monasterio 1991 2. 44.29 John Davis 1990 3. 49.18 Keith Laabs 2006 3. 1:46.12 Yann deFabrique 1992 3. 44.46 Tod Schroeder 1991 4. 49.23 Kert Johnson 2001 4. 1:46.72 Tucker Shade 1996 4. 44.47 Ted Brisson 1998 5. 49.44 Jon Albrecht 2004 5. 1:47.14 Chris Stevenson 1985 5. 44.49 Ed Abele 1998 6. 49.45 Chris Jennings 1999 6. 1:47.27 Chad Ames 2006 6 44.62 Chris Jennings 1997 7. 49.49 Eddy Matkovic 2003 7. 1:47.39 David Weeks 2000 44.62 Larry Bloch 1988 8. 49.55 Trevor Runberg 1996 8. 1:47.52 Tim Shea 1985 8. 44.77 Hank Browning 2006 9. 49.59 Zach Swartz 2006 9. 1:48.37 Chris Languell 1991 9. 44.80 Mark Sedlak 1991 10. 49.67 Bryan Stuck 1994 10. 1:48.41 John Davis 1988 10. 44.82 Jed Guenther 1989 49.67 Jimmy Owens 2003 200-Yard Individual Medley 44.82 Micah Copeland 1997 200-Yard Backstroke (with touch) 1. 1:47.33 John Davis 1990 200-Yard Freestyle 1. 1:47.67 Eric Ericson 1984 2. 1:47.75 Daniel Summerlin 1994 1. 1:35.59 John Davis 1990 2. 1:48.78 Ken Ireland 1979 3. 1:47.81 Chris Helin 2000 2. 1:35.74 Yann deFabrique 1993 3. 1:49.09 John Davis 1991 4. 1:48.61 Eric Fehr 1997 3. 1:35.77 David Monasterio 1991 4. 1:49.41 Chris Stevenson 1986 5. 1:48.66 Tom Schmelzer 1997 4. 1:36.29 Hank Browning 2006 5. 1:49.83 Matt Countie 1989 6. 1:48.96 Tucker Shade 1996 5. 1:36.56 Trevor Runberg 1997 6. 1:50.74 Mark List 1977 7. 1:49.19 John Fischetti 1991 6. 1:37.22 James Hamrick 1993 7. 1:51.55 Dixon Mitchell 1987 8. 1:49.61 Randy Thorpe 1998 7. 1:37.33 Yuri Suguiyama 2004 8. 1:51.94 Roger Vredeveld 1981 9. 1:49.84 Dave Slawinski 2000 8. 1:37.45 Ed Abele 1997 9. 1:52.44 Chris John 1991 10. 1:50.01 Casey Coble 2003 9. 1:37.95 Micah Copeland 1997 10. 1:52.57 Rich Gleason 1989 400-Yard Individual Medley 10. 1:38.02 Tony Monasterio 1988 200-Yard Backstroke (no touch) 1. 3:50.91 Daniel Summerlin 1994 500-Yard Freestyle 1. 1:46.13 Trevor Runberg 1996 2. 3:51.73 Chris Helin 2002 1. 4:18.91 Yann deFabrique 1993 2. 1:46.86 Bryan Stuck 1994 3. 3:52.34 Eric Fehr 1996 2. 4:18.96 James Hamrick 1993 3. 1:47.84 Eric Mohr 2005 4. 3:52.56 Stehen Mohr 2001 3. 4:19.53 David Monasterio 1991 4. 1:47.96 Keith Laabs 2006 5. 3:52.99 Mark Seidman 1999 4. 4:19.92 Yuri Suguiyama 2003 5. 1:47.97 Tom Schmelzer 1998 6. 3:53.04 Dave Slawinski 1999 5. 4:20.12 Hank Browning 2006 6. 1:48.14 Chris Helin 2000 7. 3:53.38 Yi-Khy Saw 2006 6. 4:20.49 Trevor Runberg 1996 7. 1:48.46 Ben Grafchik 2004 8. 3:53.49 Tom Schmelzer 1996 7. 4:22.07 Micah Copeland 1996 8. 1:48.55 Wade Baccich 2004 9. 3:53.51 Justin Rossi 1999 8. 4:23.61 Brad Kline 2000 9. 1:48.71 Reid Owen 2003 10. 3:53.55 Marc Ferguson 1991 9. 4:24.26 Mike Chorba 1996 10. 1:48.98 John Hartmann 2003 & 2004 10. 4:24.85 Reid Owen 2004 100-Yard Breaststroke 1000-Yard Freestyle 1. 54.99 Gary Gauch 1991 Stephen Mohr 1. 9:09.59 Yuri Suguiyama 2001 2. 55.03 Steve Bonack 1996 2. 9:09.82 Yann deFabrique 1995 3. 55.05 Scott Troy 1996 3. 9:10.60 James Hamrick 1992 4. 55.14 Sean Quinn 2003 4. 9:10.90 David Monasterio 1993 5. 55.40 John Fischetti 1991 5. 9:11.09 Reid Owen 2004 6. 55.42 Kevin Erndl 2000 6. 9:12.26 Judd Glasco 2001 7. 55.58 Brad Mitchell 2006 7. 9:12.80 Yi-Khy Saw 2005 8. 55.70 Chris Helin 2000 8. 9:12.90 Marc Ferguson 1991 9. 55.73 Jeff Weiss 1995 9. 9:13.12 Hank Browning 2006 10. 55.91 Doug Sawyer 1987 10. 9:13.54 Sean Gowrie 1992 200-Yard Breaststroke 1650-Yard Freestyle 1. 1:56.39 Sean Quinn 2002 1. 15:05.10 Yuri Suguiyama 2003 2. 1:58.79 Ethan Hall 1999 2. 15:07.36 James Hamrick 1993 3. 1:58.95 Dave Slawinski 2000 3. 15:10.75 Hank Browning 2006 4. 1:58.98 Jeff Weiss 1994 4. 15:13.34 Sean Gowrie 1992 5. 1:58.99 Steve Bonack 1996 5. 15:13.87 Stephen Mohr 2001 6. 1:59.27 Scott Troy 1996 6. 15:14.30 Reid Owen 2004 7. 1:59.65 Eric Fehr 1996 7. 15:15.57 Mike Chorba 1996 8. 2:00.60 Chris Helin 2000 8. 15:17.18 Marc Ferguson 1990 9. 2:00.74 John Fischetti 1991 9. 15:23.23 Judd Glasco 2000 10. 2:01.39 Patrick Woodruff 2004 10. 15:24.94 Micah Copeland 1996

2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 75 Women’s All-Time Top 10 Carolina Swimming and Diving 50-Yard Freestyle 100-Yard Backstroke (with touch) 100-Yard Butterfly 1. 22.40 Richelle Fox 1998 1. 54.74 Sue Walsh 1983 1. 52.34 Richelle Fox 1997 2. 22.45 Christy Watkins 2002 2. 55.55 Betsy Mitchell 1984 2. 53.91 Melanie Buddemeyer 1985 3. 22.72 Sarah Perroni 1993 3. 55.69 Susan O’Brien 1988 3. 54.08 Lindsey Marck 2006 4. 22.86 Erika Acuff 2001 4. 56.26 Cami Berizzi 1981 4. 54.55 Summer Mack 2000 5. 22.95 Melissa Douse 1992 5. 57.65 Karin Andren 1988 5. 55.04 Barb Harris 1982 22.95 Jessi Perruquet 2004 6. 58.21 Polly Winde 1983 6. 55.23 Christy Watkins 2000 7. 22.96 Sue Walsh 1983 7. 58.33 Wendy Powers 1987 7. 55.30 Ilana Kavadlo 2000 8. 23.01 Kari Haag 1996 8. 58.41 Gina Layton 1976 55.30 Jessie Brosch 2004 9. 23.23 Kelsey Morrissy 2005 9. 59.14 Cynthia Chilcott 1980 9. 55.41 Susan Leupold 1990 10. 23.34 Amy Pless 1984 10. 59.32 Ann Marshall 1977 55.41 Melissa Fiss 2002 100-Yard Freestyle 100-Yard Backstroke (no touch) 200-Yard Butterfly 1. 48.89 Richelle Fox 1998 1. 53.92 Christy Watkins 2000 1. 1:57.66 Kelly Weeks 2003 2. 49.30 Jessi Perruquet 2002 2. 54.05 Summer Mack 2001 2. 1:58.04 Melanie Buddemeyer 1985 3. 49.53 Kari Haag 1995 3 55.90 Kari Haag 1993 3. 1:58.79 Lindsey Marck 2004 4. 49.68 Sarah Perroni 1992/93 4. 55.95 Tracey Barrett 1998 4. 1:59.42 Kelly McLaughlin 2000 5. 49.71 Christy Watkins 2002 5. 55.98 Heather Stiles 1999 1:59.42 Ilana Kavadlo 2000 6. 50.14 Melissa Douse 1992 6. 56.03 Janna Turner 2003 6. 1:59.81 Chrissy Miller 1996 7. 50.37 Kim Beattie 1987 7. 56.56 Kelsey Durkin 1998 7. 1:59.88 Melissa Fiss 2001 8. 50.58 Erika Acuff 2001 8. 56.68 Meagan Eickman 2006 8. 1:59.89 Molly Freedman 2001 9. 50.69 Aubrette Biegel 2006 8. 56.96 Meghan Nystrand 2004 9. 2:00.13 Jessie Brosch 2003 10. 50.70 Barb Harris 1982 10. 57.10 Jenny Huber 1993 10. 2:00.29 Leslie Ramsey 1994 200-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Backstroke (with touch) 200-Yard Individual Medley 1. 1:45.01 Jessi Perruquet 2003 1. 1:58.82 Sue Walsh 1984 1. 1:59.57 Erika Acuff 2001 2. 1:46.28 Kari Haag 1995 2. 1:59.03 Susan O’Brien 1988 2. 1:59.67 Katie Hathaway 2001 3. 1:47.29 Richelle Fox 1997 3. 2:00.89 Betsy Mitchell 1984 3. 2:00.94 Richelle Fox 1996 4. 1:48.33 Virginia Hanson 2005 4. 2:01.05 Cami Berizzi 1982 4. 2:02.17 Amy Pless 1984 5. 1:48.68 Hannah Turlish 1987 5. 2:02.98 Gina Layton 1978 5. 2:02.27 Polly Winde 1983 6. 1:48.72 Kelly Weeks 2004 6. 2:04.30 Karin Andren 1988 6. 2:02.41 Carrie Szulc 1992 7. 1:48.84 Kim Beattie 1987 7. 2:04.45 Cathy Burgess 1991 2:02.41 Becky Acker 2002 8. 1:48.88 Sarah Perroni 1990 8. 2:04.70 Ann Marshall 1977 8. 2:02.72 Gayle Hegel 1981 9. 1:48.90 Katie Hathaway 2000 9. 2:06.30 Cynthia Chilcott 1980 9. 2:02.75 Kelly McLaughlin 1997 1:48.90 Amanda Smith 2006 10. 2:06.32 Wendy Powers 1989 10. 2:03.07 Janna Turner 2001 500-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Backstroke (no touch) 400-Yard Individual Medley 1. 4:44.25 Whitney Sprague 2005 1. 1:57.83 Laura Collier 2003 1. 4:11.32 Polly Winde 1984 2. 4:44.97 Chrissy Miller 1998 2. 1:58.22 Summer Mack 2000 2. 4:14.18 Erika Acuff 2001 3. 4:46.97 Kelly Weeks 2003 3. 1:58.68 Tracey Barrett 1998 3. 4:14.40 Katie Hathaway 1999 4. 4:48.05 Jessi Perruquet 2001 4. 1:59.46 Kelsey Durkin 1998 4. 4:15.66 Lauren Silva 2000 5. 4:48.44 Leslie Ramsey 1995 5. 1:59.67 Kathleen Quinn 2002 5. 4:16.39 Chrissy Miller 1998 6. 4:48.61 Whitney Smith 2002 6. 2:00.20 Leigh Sanders 2002 6. 4:16.68 Kelly Woodruff 2005 7. 4:48.76 Trish McHardy 1992 7. 2:00.44 Heather Stiles 2000 7. 4:17.01 Carrie Szulc 1993 8. 4:48.98 Hannah Turlish 1987 8. 2:00.69 Ashley Howard 2006 8. 4:18.61 Kristin Lozeau 1998 9. 4:49.75 Molly Sullivan 2001 9. 2:01.50 Meghan Nystrand 2004 9. 4:18.62 Amanda Smith 2005 10. 4:49.85 Amanda Smith 2006 10. 2:01.56 Shannon Allison 1992 10. 4:19.71 Leigh Sanders 2001 1000-Yard Freestyle 100-Yard Breaststroke 1. 9:49.55 Polly Winde 1983 1. 1:00.89 Katie Hathaway 2002 2. 9:50.10 Chrissy Miller 1996 2. 1:02.17 Becky Acker 2002 3. 9:51.00 Nicole O’Donnell 2005 3. 1:02.84 Lizzy Bruce 2003 4. 9:51.36 Whitney Sprague 2005 4. 1:03.21 Jenny Strickland 1984 5. 9:52.05 Hannah Turlish 1988 5. 1:03.48 Janna Turner 2000 6. 9:52.47 Whitney Smith 2003 6. 1:03.85 Marissa Nilon 2005 7. 9:53.88 Molly Sullivan 2001 7. 1:03.91 Amy Pless 1984 8. 9:55.65 Leslie Ramsey 1994 8. 1:04.07 Polly Winde 1983 9. 9:57.45 Kelly Weeks 2003 9. 1:04.09 Erika Acuff 2001 10. 9:58.21 Amy Bouckaert 1983 10. 1:04.35 Beth Schlessman 1999 1650-Yard Freestyle 200-Yard Breaststroke 1. 16:13.88 Nicole O’Donnell 2005 1. 2:11.12 Katie Hathaway 2002 2. 16:17.88 Chrissy Miller 1996 2. 2:12.86 Becky Acker 2002 3. 16:18.71 Whitney Sprague 2005 3. 2:14.70 Lizzy Bruce 2004 4. 16:24.39 Hannah Turlish 1988 4. 2:15.67 Erika Acuff 2001 5. 16:26.33 Molly Sullivan 2001 5. 2:16.34 Polly Winde 1984 6. 16:26.69 Whitney Smith 2003 6. 2:16.74 Janna Turner 2000 7. 16:29.48 Polly Winde 1983 7. 2:17.30 Heather Nottingham 1991 8. 16:32.51 Leslie Ramsey 1994 8. 2:17.60 Kelly Woodruff 2005 9. 16:37.19 Lauren Silva 2001 9. 2:18.45 Alison Clemens 2006 10. 16:39.39 Kelly Weeks 2003 10 2:18.65 Jenny Strickland 1984 Molly Sullivan page 76 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Coaching Records Men’s Coaches Years Overall W-L Pct. Conf. W-L Pct. Conference Titles Top 25 Finishes Dick Jamerson 11 85-11 .885 51-3 .944 10 2 Willis Casey 1 4-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 1 0 Ralph & Willis Casey 1 4-3 .571 1-0 1.000 1 1 Ralph Casey 6 43-7 .860 27-5 .844 4 5 Pat Earey 17 145-59 .711 84-20 .808 5 7 Paul Doty 1 6-4 .600 4-1 .800 0 0 Jim Wood 2 10-6 .625 7-3 .700 0 0 Frank Comfort 29 221-87-1 .718 125-31-1 .799 10 13 Totals 68 518-177-1 .745 300-63-1 .826 31 28 Women’s Coaches Years Overall W-L Pct. ACC W-L Pct. Conference Titles Top 25 Finishes Maxine Forrest 1 9-2 .818 0-0 .000 0 0 Jim Wood 2 11-1 .917 0-0 .000 0 2 Frank Comfort 29 250-51-1 .829 126-19 .869 15 25 Totals 31 262-52-1 .833 126-19 .869 15 27

Carolina Swimming Long Course Records Women’s Long Course Records Event Name Site Time Year 50-Meter Freestyle Sarah Perroni U.S.S. Championships 25.98 1991 100-Meter Freestyle Sarah Perroni U.S.S. Championships 56.69 1991 200-Meter Freestyle Kari Haag World University Games 2:01.56 1995 400-Meter Freestyle Kari Haag Region VI Championships 4:17.83 1996 800-Meter Freestyle Whitney Smith U.S.S. Championships 8:48.76 2002 1500-Meter Freestyle Chrissy Miller U.S.S. Championships 16:51.59 1996 100-Meter Butterfly Richelle Fox Pan Pacific Championships 59.55 1997 200-Meter Butterfly Melanie Buddemeyer U.S.S. Championships 2:12.27 1987 100-Meter Backstroke Sue Walsh U.S.S. Championships 1:02.48 1982 Pan American Games 1:02.48 1983 200-Meter Backstroke Sue Walsh U.S.S. Championships 2:13.86 1983 100-Meter Breaststroke Katie Hathaway Southern Sectionals 1:10.79 2001 200-Meter Breaststroke Katie Hathaway Southern Sectionals 2:31.75 2001 200-Meter Individual Medley Polly Winde World Championships Trials 2:17.67 1982 400-Meter Individual Medley Polly Winde U.S.S. Championships 4:48.00 1983 Men’s Long Course Records Event Name Site Time Year 50-Meter Freestyle Tod Schroeder U.S.S. Championships 23.17 1989 100-Meter Freestyle Yann deFabrique U.S.S. Junior Championships 51.34 1991 200-Meter Freestyle Yann deFabrique World University Games 1:50.04 1995 400-Meter Freestyle Yann deFabrique Olympic Games 3:54.37 1992 800-Meter Freestyle Yuri Suguiyama U.S.S. Championships 8:12.50 2002 1500-Meter Freestyle Yann deFabrique World University Games 15:33.42 1995 100-Meter Butterfly Tucker Shade U.S.S. Championships 55.12 1997 200-Meter Butterfly Yann deFabrique U.S.S. Championships 2:00.15 1995 100-Meter Backstroke Eric Ericson U.S. Olympic Trials 56.94 1984 200-Meter Backstroke Trevor Runberg U.S. Olympic Trials 2:01.47 1996 100-Meter Breaststroke Sean Quinn U.S.S. Championships 1:03.17 2001 200-Meter Breaststroke Sean Quinn U,S.S. Championships 2:14.92 2002 200-Meter Individual Medley Daniel Summerlin U.S.S. Championships 2:06.06 1993 400-Meter Individual Medley Yann deFabrique U.S. Open 4:25.29 1992

Katie Hathaway Yuri Suguiyama

2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 77 Koury Natatorium Carolina Swimming and Diving

Swimmers and divers at the University of March 21-25, 1989. that sport. The crowds for swimming were so North Carolina enjoy one tremendous advan- Koury Natatorium served as the host of the large that temporary bleachers had to be set tage in achieving excellence in their chosen U.S. Master’s Swimming Short Course up on the pool deck to accommodate all the sport. The facility the University has built and National Championships in May of 1992. spectators. maintained for the sport on the Carolina cam- That meet drew thousands of master’s level The natatorium was officially dedicated in pus is one of the best structures in the Atlantic swimmers from all over the nation to Chapel ceremonies on October 2, 1987, a gala affair Coast Conference and amongst the finest Hill. which drew a capacity crowd of UNC athletic competition pools in the United States. Koury Natatorium has also hosted several partisans, swimming enthusiasts and Originally opened in 1986, the Maurice j. Atlantic Coast Conference Men’s and statewide dignitaries, including North Koury Natatorium underwent a series of mas- Women’s Swimming and Diving Carolina’s Lieutenant Governor, Robert sive improvements in 2005 and 2006. At that Championships. Those meets were held at Jordan, who gave the official address dedi- time, the locker rooms for the women’s swim- Koury Natatorium in 1987, 1989, 1991, 1992, cating the facility. ming and diving and men’s swimming and 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000 and 2003. The However, the first actual competition in the diving teams were both redesigned and Tar Heels will host the ACC Championships facility took place almost a year before the updated. An extensive series of updates again in 2007. Dedication Day when on October 31, 1986 were made to the coaches office suite as well. Other top meets held at Koury Natatorium UNC hosted the Tar Heel Invitational. The The Carolina athlet- have included first dual meet competition was on November ic department also the 1988 and 10, 1986 when UNC’s women defeated NC purchased new 1991 NCAA State, 171-96. starting blocks and Southeast The pool itself measures 50 meters in invested in Regional Diving length by 25 yards in width. There are two improvements to Championships, moveable bulkheads which can configure the the timing system North Carolina dimensions of the pool in many ways. At its and the scoreboard High School most shallow point, the pool measures seven which makes the Athletic feet in depth, and the pool is 18 feet at its overall operation Association deepest point. The pool also features contin- state of the art. men’s and uous flow gutters and has one of the most It was after 48 women’s cham- advanced lighting systems of any swimming seasons of intercol- pionship meets facility in the world. The gallery area provides legiate swimming and a trio of seating for approximately 2,000 fans. and diving competi- North Carolina- The acoustical system at the natatorium is tion in historic Virginia all-star spectacular. The gallery area is served by six Bowman Gray Pool meets. U.S. speakers and six more serve the pool deck, that the Tar Heel Swimming held which underwent an elaborate tiling project men’s and women’s its annual elite immediately after the Olympic Festival in swimming and diving teams moved into their training camp at Koury Natatorium shortly 1987. In excess of 2,300 individual acoustical new digs in October 1986 with the opening of after the pool’s opening from December 27, tiles are installed in the ceiling. the Maurice J. Koury Natatorium as part of 1986 to January 3, 1987. The pool, which features underwater the Dean E. Smith Center complex. Another major highlight in Koury’s history speakers and observation booths, holds one Now in its 21st year of use, Koury was the swimming and water polo competi- million gallons of water, quadrupling the water Natatorium has gained a reputation as one of tion at U.S. Olympic Festival-’87, an event capacity of Bowman Gray Pool, which held the finest pools in the nation and one of the which was probably the most successful U.S. about 250,000 gallons. There are no water best on the East Coast. Several top-flight Olympic Festival ever staged by the U.S. jets in the pool, eliminating the problems competitions have already been staged here, Olympic Committee. Swimming competition caused by water currents. The natatorium with one of the showcase events having been in July 1987 played to overflow crowds all also features a blower system and sliding United States Swimming’s Senior Short three nights and the water polo competition windows for better ventilation during the sum- Course National Championships held from also set Festival attendance standards for mer. page 78 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Koury Natatorium Maurice J. Koury Natatorium Short Course Pool Records MEN Event Time Record Holders School Year 50-Yard Freestyle 19.26 Brendon Dedekind Florida State 1997 100-Yard Freestyle 43.14 Brendon Dedekind Florida State 1997 200-Yard Freestyle 1:35.77 David Monasterio North Carolina 1991 500-Yard Freestyle 4:18.20 Fran Crippen Virginia 2003 1000-Yard Freestyle 8:59.11 Fran Crippen Virginia 2003 1650-Yard Freestyle 14:47.99 Shilo Ayalon Georgia Tech 2003 100-Yard Butterfly 47.16 Stephen Parry Florida State 1997 200-Yard Butterfly 1:43.54 Doak Finch Virginia 2000 100-Yard Backstroke 46.72 Martin Zubero Florida Aquatics 1991 200-Yard Backstroke 1:41.41 Martin Zubero Florida Aquatics 1991 100-Yard Breaststroke 52.60 Ed Moses Virginia 2000 200-Yard Breaststroke 1:51.88 Ed Moses Unattached 2003 200-Yard Individual Medley 1:47.07 Casey Dauw Tennessee 2004 400-Yard Individual Medley 3:47.17 Casey Dauw Tennessee 2004 200-Yard Medley Relay 1:27.73 Braden Holloway, Jared Proto, NC State 2000 Valter Magnusson, Greg Solt 400-Yard Medley Relay 3:11.60 Chris Mousetis, Ed Moses, Virginia 2000 Doak Finch, Troy Johnson 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 1:18.78 Brendon Dedekind, Eduardo Coelho, Florida State 1997 Matt McVittie, Rob Braknis 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 2:54.37 Bryan Goldberg, Tyler Gustafson, Tennessee 2003 Raymond Rosal, Andrew Bree 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 6:27.56 Casey Dauw, Bryan Goldberg, Tennessee 2003 Bradley Boswell, Tyler Gustafson WOMEN Event Time Record Holders School Year 50-Yard Freestyle 22.49 Christy Watkins North Carolina 2002 100-Yard Freestyle 49.08 Nicole Haislett Florida 1991 200-Yard Freestyle 1:46.24 Jessi Perruquet North Carolina 2001 500-Yard Freestyle 4:38.82 Janet Evans Fullerton 1989 1000-Yard Freestyle 9:25.49 Janet Evans Fullerton 1989 1650-Yard Freestyle 16:06.60 Julie Kole Foxcatcher 1989 100-Yard Butterfly 53.24 Richelle Fox North Carolina 1997 200-Yard Butterfly 1:56.01 Pamela Minthorn Curl-Burke 1989 100-Yard Backstroke 53.92 Christy Watkins North Carolina 2000 200-Yard Backstroke 1:54.65 Alecia Humphrey Michigan 1994 100-Yard Breaststroke 1:00.66 Mary Ellen Blanchard Dynamos 1989 200-Yard Breaststroke 2:09.06 Mary Ellen Blanchard Dynamos 1989 200-Yard Individual Medley 1:58.66 Mary Ellen Blanchard Dynamos 1989 400-Yard Individual Medley 4:08.53 Janet Evans Fullerton 1989 200-Yard Medley Relay 1:41.33 Megan Iffland, Kate Slonaker, Virginia 2000 Kori Forster, Rebecca Cronk 400-Yard Medley Relay 3:40.57 Erin Abbey, Kelli Stein, Michigan 2002 Anne Weilbacher, Amy McCollough 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 1:31.84 Summer Mack, Katie Hathaway, North Carolina 2000 Stefanie Rulis, Christy Watkins 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3:20.38 Erin Abbey, Anne Weilbacher, Michigan 2002 Amy MCollough, Abby Seskevics 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 7:16.73 Cara Lane, Emily Trakas, Virginia 2000 Emily Carrig, Mirjana Bosevska

Each Carolina team has a locker room summer of 2001 to the already existing one- against Georgia. which affords two lockers for each team meter boards and three-meter boards. The Also located on the deck level adjacent to member. A team meeting room adjoins the diving area also includes a separate score- the pool are the swimming offices, with a deck and is named for former UNC swimming board and message board for diving and reception area and a manager’s workroom coach Ralph Casey, who passed away in chairs used by judges in major meets. and separate offices for all the Tar Heel 1986. There is also a separate locker room There is a second scoreboard and mes- coaches, The offices of the North Carolina for the UNC coaches and locker room facili- sage board on the swimming end of the facil- Aquatic Club are also located on the Koury ties for visiting teams, recreational swimming ity. The original scoreboard system was pool deck. NCAC is the United States and officials. named for the late Dick Jamerson, founder of Swimming swim club based in Chapel Hill. The locker rooms and meeting room are the UNC swimming program in 1939 and its All these special facets help make Koury located directly across the hall from the ath- first head coach. The original system was Natatorium a showpiece of the Carolina ath- letic training room of the Smith Center, which dedicated December 2, 1986 at a dual meet letic program and one of the nation’s finest is under the direction of Marc Davis, who against Duke University with Coach aquatic facilities while at the same time giving serves as the head trainer for the UNC swim- Jamerson’s widow, Anna Jamerson, in atten- each and every UNC swimmer and diver the ming program. The natatorium also contains dance for the ceremonies. A new scoreboard resources to achieve his or her maximum outstanding facilities for diving with platforms and timing system was installed in the fall of potential. at several levels have been added during the 2006 in time for the Tar Heels’ home opener 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 79 UNC Athletic Administration Carolina Swimming and Diving Dick Baddour • Director of Athletics Dick Baddour, a 1966 graduate of the University of North Carolina, was named Director of Athletics on June 25, 1997. In his nine years as director, the UNC Department of Athletics has undergone a number of changes, yet remains one of the premiere programs in the Atlantic Coast Conference and in the nation. The Goldsboro, N.C., native heads a program that with 28 varsity sports is the largest in the ACC. Carolina prides itself on a strong overall athletic program and finished fourth in the 2005-06 U.S. Department of Athletics Mission Statement The Department of Athletics has offered high quality athletic programs for many years. Through a Sports Academy Cup, a measure of NCAA post- dedicated commitment to educational interests, competitive athletic programs, and integrity in all season success. The Tar Heels, inaugural winners of the Cup in 1994, have finished among the top 10 areas, the student-athletes, coaches and staff strive to bring credit and recognition to the University. teams 11 times in the competition's 13 years. The mission of the Department is to sponsor a broad-based athletic program that provides educa- Baddour is in his 40th year of continuous service tional and athletic opportunities for young men and women to grow and develop, and to serve the to the university. He graduated from UNC in 1966 interests of the University by complementing and enhancing its diversity and quality of life. Coaches, and was appointed Assistant Dean of Men in 1967. as educators, are foundational to this process. In keeping with the University’s efforts to offer pro- He served as Assistant Dean of Admissions and grams of regional and national acclaim, the Department’s athletic programs strive for competitive Assistant Dean of the UNC School of Law and also excellence within the Atlantic Coast Conference or other similar institutions. Through its athletic pro- earned a Master of Arts degree in education prior to grams, the University seeks to unite students, faculty, staff and alumni in a common and shared expe- joining the athletic department in 1986. rience. The Department seeks to contribute to the diversity of the University by offering opportunities In 2001, he received the Distinguished Service for enhanced racial/ethnic, cultural and geographic representation. Medal from the UNC General Alumni Association. To fulfill this mission, the Department, with the approval of the Board of Trust, has developed prin- Active in Chapel Hill community affairs, he is a ciples of operation to provide guidance and direction to its personnel. This Mission Statement and past president of the Public School Foundation and accompanying principles require strong dedication and commitment from all who participate in, coach has served on the Parks and Recreation in and support the Department of Athletics. Commission. He and his wife, Lynda, have two sons, Allen and David, and a daughter, Jennifer. Department of Athletics Statement on Gambling The mission of the Department of Athletics is to sponsor a broad-based athletic program that pro- vides educational and athletic opportunities for young men and women to grow and develop. In keep- Dr. Beth Miller ing with the Department's mission and the University's commitment to educational interests, compet- • Sr. Assoc. Director of Athletics itive athletic programs, and integrity in all areas, the Department of Athletics strongly condemns the Beth Miller is in her 22nd influence of gambling on intercollegiate athletics. year supervising North Student gambling is a significant issue on college campuses. Student-athlete involvement in gam- Carolina's highly-successful bling has produced many tragic situations, both for student-athletes and the universities they repre- 26-team Olympic Sports pro- sent. Student-athletes often compete in contests that generate interest from those involved in gam- gram and serves as UNC's bling and, possibly, organized crime. If given the opportunity, those interests will not hesitate to exploit Senior Woman the position student-athletes hold on college campuses. As such, the University of North Carolina is Administrator. She is a 1968 firmly opposed to all forms of alumna of Appalachian State gambling and bribery related to UNC Athletics Administration University with a B.S. degree intercollegiate athletics. Chancellor ...... Dr. James Moeser in health and physical edu- To fulfill its educational obli- Faculty Representative ...... Jack Evans cation. She has a master's from ASU and earned a gation, the Department provides Director of Athletics...... Dick Baddour Doctor of Arts degree in physical education at a gambling education program Senior Associate Athletic Director...... Larry Gallo Middle Tennessee State in 1974. to all its student-athletes and Senior Associate A.D. (Olympic Sports) ...... Dr. Beth Miller Senior Associate A.D. (Operations & Facilities) ...... Willie Scroggs From 1969-72, Miller served as the head volley- departmental staff members. ball and basketball coach at Appalachian State. Senior Associate A.D. (Business and Finance)...... Martina Ballen This statement and the educa- Senior Associate A.D. (Student-Athlete Services)...... John Blanchard She became head volleyball coach at UNC in 1975 tional program are reflections of Associate A.D. (Communications)...... Steve Kirschner and led the Tar Heels to four consecutive ACC titles the Department's commitment to Associate A.D. (Marketing &?Promotions) ...... Rick Steinbacher from 1980-83 and five postseason tournament keeping intercollegiate athletics Educational Foundation President...... John Montgomery appearances. She also coached softball at free from the influences of gam- Director of the Academic Support Program...... Robert Mercer Carolina from 1978-79. bling and its related activities. Director of Sports Medicine ...... Dr. Tim Taft Coordinator of Athletic Training ...... Dr. Dan Hooker In 1979, Miller was named Athletic Business The Department requires its Manager. She retired from coaching volleyball after Assistant A.D (Football, Olympic Sports Operations) ...... Ellen Culler staff members and student-ath- Assistant A.D. (Tickets, Dean E. Smith Center) ...... Clint Gwaltney 1983, but continued to handle all financial affairs for letes to adhere to NCAA, state the department through 1987. She has overseen Assistant A.D. (Marketing) ...... Michael Beale and federal laws regarding gam- UNC's Olympic Sports program since 1985. Director of Strength and Conditioning, Olympic Sports...... Greg Gatz bling. In the interest of fair com- Miller currently serves on a number of Atlantic Athletic Department Switchboards petition and the growth and Coast Conference committees, including those for Smith Center ...... (919) 962-6000 development of student-ath- women's basketball, women's golf and volleyball. Carmichael Auditorium...... (919) 962-5411 letes, the Department strongly She chairs the Awards Committee and the Senior Woman Administrators Committee. She also urges its friends and supporters Mailing Address: Overnight Address: serves on UNC's Housing Advisory Board. to refrain from gambling/betting P.O. Box 2126 Dean Smith Center Miller is a native of Landis, N.C. serves on UNC's on contests involving collegiate Chapel Hill, NC 27515 Skipper Bowles Drive Housing Advisory Board. Miller is a native of competition and to abide by Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Landis, N.C. state and federal laws. Web Address: www.TarHeelBlue.com page 80 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving The University of North Carolina Through its teaching, research and public •Recent Rankings than 850 wireless access points, UNC provides service, the University of North Carolina at Several national publications regularly pub- wireless connectivity in classrooms, labs, Chapel Hill is an educational and economic lish rankings that listed Carolina prominently in libraries, residence halls and quadrangles. beacon for the people of North Carolina and categories ranging from academic quality to 1st among public research universities, for beyond. affordability to diversity to public service to inter- the second consecutive year, recording the •History national presence. Recent highlights include: highest rate of undergraduates studying abroad The University of North Carolina at Chapel 5th best public university in U.S. News & in 2002-2003; 7th among all research universi- Hill was the nation’s first state university to open World Report’s annual “Best Colleges” guide- ties for the total number of undergraduates its doors and the only public university to award book. Affirmation as a national leader in student going abroad, according to an annual report degrees in the 18th century. accessibility; 2nd among public campuses and published by the Institute of International Authorized by the N.C. Constitution in 1776, 19th overall in “Great Schools, Great Prices,” Education. the university was chartered by the N.C. based on academic quality, net cost of atten- 1st among U.S. academic institutions recog- General Assembly Dec. 11, 1789, the same nized as “best places to work for postdocs,” year George Washington first was inaugurated according to The Scientist magazine. Based on as president. conditions for postdoctoral fellows working in The cornerstone was laid for Old East, the the life sciences as part of the magazine’s third nation’s first state university building, Oct. 12, annual survey. Carolina was 6th among all U.S. 1793. Hinton James, the first student, arrived institutions, including government institutions from Wilmington, N.C., Feb. 12, 1795. and private research centers. •Location “Hottest” for health careers, according to the The 729-acre central campus includes the Kaplan/Newsweek 2005 “How to Get into two oldest state university buildings, Old East College” guide, based on admissions trends and Person Hall. Old East and Playmakers and interviews with a broad array of educators, Theatre, an 1852 Greek-revival building are admissions officers, students and other long- National Historic Landmarks. time observers of the admissions process. An The American Society of Landscape article in the guide says UNC’s diverse offerings Architects selected the Carolina campus as one in the health disciplines – all in the same place of the most beautifully landscaped spots in the – are helping attract prospective students. country. That listing is among the praise affirm- 14th among top U.S. colleges and universi- ing the charm of mighty oaks, majestic quad- ties for the number of alumni volunteering to rangles, brick sidewalks and other landscaping serve in the Peace Corps in 2004. Currently, 60 synonymous with UNC. Chapel Hill graduates are representing the Today, the campus is undergoing an United States abroad by serving people who unprecedented physical transformation made live in the developing world as Peace Corps vol- possible in part by North Carolinians’ over- unteers. whelming approval of the $3.1 billion bond ref- 14th – the highest ranking for any major pub- erendum for higher education. The referendum, lic research university – in the 2004 “Black approved in November 2000, was the nation’s Enterprise-DayStar Top 50 Colleges and largest higher education bond package. Universities for African Americans” list. This The bonds mean $510 million for renova- ranking was based on responses to questions tions, repairs and new buildings so 21st century about which schools were both a good academ- students at Carolina can learn in a 21st century dance and average student debt. Also 6th ic and social fit for African-Americans. environment. Also guided by a visionary master among publics for “least debt.” One of the nation’s top universities in foster- plan for growth now rapidly coming to life, the Kenan-Flagler Business School: tied for 6th ing social responsibility and public service, university is investing another $800-plus million among undergraduate programs. according to The Princeton Review and from non-state sources, including private gifts 4th among public universities in “The Top Campus Compact. Carolina appears in a book, and overhead receipts from faculty research American Research Universities,” produced in “Colleges With a Conscience: 81 Great grants, for other buildings essential to excel- December 2004 by the Lombardi Program on Schools With Outstanding Community lence. The resulting $1.3 billion capital con- Measuring University Performance at the Involvement.” Based on admissions practices, struction program is among the largest under- University of Florida. Based on categories such scholarships rewarding community service and way at any major American university. as research, endowment assets, private giving, support for service-learning programs. Recently completed projects include the ren- faculty, and advanced training. Among the 20 very “best buy” public univer- ovation of Memorial Hall, which anchors the uni- 1st among the 100 best public colleges com- sities in the U.S. and Canada as judged by the versity’s planned arts common and is now a bining great academics and affordable tuitions 2005 Fiske Guide to Colleges based on the comfortable, elegant venue for the performing as ranked by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance. quality of the academic programs in relation to arts; the Rams Head Center, a linchpin in the Carolina has been first four consecutive times. the cost of attendance. campus master plan that combines a 700-space A “best value” among 81 schools chosen for Degree programs or specialty areas from the parking deck, dining and student recreation “America’s Best Value Colleges, 2006 Edition” schools of business, education, law, medicine, facilities, and innovative sustainability practices; by The Princeton Review/Random House for pharmacy, public health as well as the College and the renovated Health Sciences Library, outstanding academics, relatively low costs, of Arts and Sciences appeared prominently in which features 140 computer workstations and and generous financial aid packages. Carolina the Spring 2005 edition of U.S. News & World technology that will encourage collaboration has appeared in this publication two years in a Report’s “American’s Best Graduate Schools” among scientists and educations in Chapel Hill row. issue. Highlights included medicine, overall pri- and beyond. 1st for the top entrepreneurial campus and mary care, 2nd, overall research, tied for 23rd; This fall, groundbreakings will include the 5th “most connected.” according to The pharmacy, 3rd for Pharm.D. doctoral program; North Carolina Cancer Hospital, a $180 million Princeton Review and Forbes.com. UNC has an Kenan-Flagler Business School’s MBA pro- facility being built by the UNC Health Care undergraduate business degree offering with a gram, tied for 21st, law, tied for 27th; education, System that was approved by the North concentration in entrepreneurship in the Kenan- tied for 27th; sociology, tied for 4th; history, tied Carolina General Assembly and Gov. Mike Flagler Business School, a new minor in entre- for 13th; political science, tied for 13th; English, Easley in 2004. preneurship in the College of Arts and Sciences, tied for 19th; and psychology, tied for 22nd. UNC anchors one corner of the famed and a new campuswide Carolina Kenan-Flagler appeared in several other best Research Triangle Park, which has played a Entrepreneurial Initiative. In 2000, UNC became MBA program lists. They included Business vital role in nurturing the economic development the nation’s largest university requiring under- Week, 16th, Forbes, 8th for return on invest- of North Carolina. graduates to own laptop computers. With more ment to graduates; The Wall Street Journal, 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 81 The University of North Carolina Carolina Swimming and Diving 11th based on a survey of corporate of Missouri system; U.S. President James Polk; recruiters; The Financial Times, 7th; and geneticist Francis Collins; actors Jack Palance, Hispanic Business, 5th, among top business George Grizzard and Andy Griffith, as well as schools for Hispanics. The school’s internation- actresses Louise Fletcher and Sharon al executive education program was ranked Lawrence; editorial cartoonist Jeff MacNelly; 17th overall by The Financial Times. The school Hugh McColl, retired chairman and chief execu- was included in a new Princeton Review tive officer of Bank of America Corp.; and fash- book,“Best 143 Business Schools,” and the ion designer Alexander Julian. MBA program was ranked 6th for best campus •The Carolina Covenant environment, 10th for best professors and 10th Carolina has expanded its nationally recog- for most family friendly. nized Carolina Covenant initiative to make a •Key Statistics debt-free college education possible for more Now in its third century, Carolina offers bach- low-income students. The changes, announced elor's, master's, doctoral and professional by Chancellor James Moeser during his 2004 degrees in academic areas critical to North State of the University address, send an even Carolina's future: business, dentistry, educa- stronger message about accessibility and the tion, law, medicine, nursing, public health and traditional commitment to opportunity in Chapel social work, among others. Offerings include 71 Hill for qualified students – regardless of their bachelor’s, 110 master’s and 77 doctorate ability to pay. degree programs. The health sciences are well Launched in fall 2004, the Carolina Covenant integrated with the liberal arts, basic sciences initially covered 225 freshmen who can gradu- and high-tech programs. Patient outreach pro- ate without debt. Instead, they agree to work on grams affiliated with Carolina and the UNC campus 10 to 12 hours weekly in a federal work- Health Care System serve citizens in all 100 study job, and Carolina meets the rest of their North Carolina counties. needs through a combination of federal, state, Carolina belongs to the select group of 62 university, and other privately funded grants and American and two Canadian campuses forming scholarships. the Association of American Universities. Now the university is increasing the financial $1.47 billion in gifts and pledges from alumni In fall 2004, Carolina enrolled more than eligibility requirements for the program to cover and friends toward its $1.8 billion goal. 26,800 students from all 100 North Carolina an estimated 120 new students. Starting in fall Carolina First has created 144 new endowed counties, the other 49 states and more than 100 2005, students and their families must be at or professorships toward a total goal of 200 and other countries. Eighty-two percent of Carolina's below 200 percent of the federal poverty level – 473 new scholarships and fellowships for stu- undergraduates come from North Carolina. up from 150 percent. That raises the threshold dents toward a target of 1,000. Faculty support Those students learn from a 3,100-member to cover a family of four with an annual income and the quality of students and facilities are faculty. Many of those faculty members hold or of about $37,000 or a single parent with a child among key priorities for the campaign, sched- have held major posts in virtually every national who makes about $24,000. This year, those uled to close in July 2007. scholarly or professional organization and have income levels were at about $28,000 and Other campaign priorities include providing earned election to the most prestigious aca- $18,000, respectively. the means to pursue strategic initiatives to demic academies and organizations. Carolina became the first major public U.S. enrich the academic experience; conduct The Carolina academic community benefits university to announce plans for such a program research that improves the health and the eco- from a library with more than 5.6 million vol- in fall 2004. Since then, several universities, nomic, social, and cultural well being of citizens; umes and perennially ranks among the best including Virginia, Maryland, Nebraska, Illinois, and redouble the commitment to public service research libraries in North America as judged by Harvard and Brown, have created or and engagement. the Association of Research Libraries. The most announced plans for similar programs. UNC Total giving in fiscal 2004 was $190 million in recent association listings place Carolina 15th also has begun a mentorship program for gifts and private grants – the largest single among 114 research libraries in North America. Covenant scholars being supported by faculty amount received in a single year in the universi- UNC's North Carolina Collection is the largest of volunteers. ty’s history. The campaign counts gifts, pledges its kind among state-oriented collections on The university consistently ranks among the and deferred gifts, bringing the campaign total campuses nationwide. And the Southern and national leaders in making education financially to $237 million for fiscal 2004. The $190 million rare book collections also are among the coun- accessible to students. Carolina also meets the figure counts only gifts received outright. try's finest. full need of middle-income students, with finan- In fall 2000, Chancellor James Moeser Carolina's more than 243,000 alumni live in cial aid packages comprised of two-thirds pledged to the people of North Carolina that if all 50 states and in 146 countries. Notable alum- grants and scholarships and one-third loans they passed the higher education bond referen- ni include writers Thomas Wolfe, Shelby Foote, and work-study. (Most aid packages are closer dum the university would triple their investment Russell Banks and Jill McCorkle; athletes to two-thirds loans and one-third grants.) with private funds. The people responded over- Michael Jordan, Vince Carter, Antawn Jamison, Carolina Covenant scholars were admitted whelmingly, and successful completion of the Mia Hamm, Marion Jones and Davis Love III; under the university’s rigorous admissions stan- Carolina First campaign will fulfill that pledge. and journalists Alan Murray, Roger Mudd, dards. More than half of the first year’s class in The ultimate beneficiaries will be the people of Charles Kuralt, Stuart Scott and Tom Wicker. 2004 were first-generation college students. North Carolina. Others include former White House Chief of Covenant students posted an average 4.21 •Students Staff Erskine Bowles; former White House grade-point average and 1,209 Scholastic Recent freshman classes at Carolina have Communications Director Don Baer; former Aptitude Test (SAT) score. set new standards of excellence as measured U.S. Sen. John Edwards (now director of UNC’s The Carolina First Campaign by the rigorous coursework students have taken new Center on Poverty, Work and Opportunity); The Carolina First Campaign is a compre- in high school, as well as their grades and SAT Bill Harrison, chairman and chief executive offi- hensive, multi-year private fund-raising cam- scores. In 2004, the university’s incoming fresh- cer of JPMorgan Chase & Co.; Sallie L. paign – the largest in the university’s history – to men continued that trend. And the most aca- Krawcheck, chief financial officer and head of support the vision of Carolina becoming the demically qualified incoming class ever is head- strategy for Citigroup Inc.; Ken Thompson, nation’s leading public university. The ultimate ed to Carolina in fall 2005 with an average SAT chairman and chief executive officer of beneficiaries of reaching that goal will be the score of 1301, up 14 points over last year's Wachovia Corp.; Dr. Mary Sue Coleman, a bio- people of North Carolina, whom Carolina is ded- class. Admitted freshmen hail from every North chemist and former Carolina vice chancellor icated to serve. Carolina county, each of the nation’s 50 states and now the University of Michigan president; The university exceeded the $1 billion mark and 44 other countries. Dr. Elson Floyd, former Carolina executive vice for the campaign during fiscal 2002-2003. As of Incoming freshmen will include 43 new chancellor and now president of the University June 2005, the campaign has raised more than page 82 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving The University of North Carolina Morehead Scholars: 24 of North Carolina's most scholarships. This award goes to students who of Arts and Sciences in recognition of major dynamic young leaders and the rest from 14 show a strong commitment to careers in mathe- contributions to their fields. They are Drs. Jack other states and England. Among the largest matics, the natural sciences or engineering. D. Griffith, Kenan Distinguished Professor of and most competitive scholarships at U.S. col- Carolina has had 27 Goldwater Scholars since Microbiology and Immunology and member of leges and universities, the Morehead Awards the first awards were made in 1989. This year, the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer cover all expenses for four years of undergrad- UNC was among 12 campuses with four win- Center; and Joseph M. DeSimone, W.R. Kenan, uate study, including summer enrichment expe- ners each, including Harvard, Princeton and Jr. Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and riences. The program, now more than a half- Stanford universities. Chemical Engineering at UNC and N.C. State century old, is modeled after the Rhodes Richard Waters of Morehead City won the University. The academy is considered the Scholarships to Oxford University in England. George J. Mitchell Scholarship for graduate nation’s oldest and most illustrious learned soci- The newest Tar Heels who will enter Carolina study in Ireland. Richard, who graduated in May ety. Griffin’s melding of electron microscopy this fall will include 22 Robertson Scholars. with a double major in chemistry and mathe- methods with biochemical tools revealed impor- Along with 20 others who will matriculate at matics, is Carolina’s second Mitchell tant insights into genetic diseases. His 1999 co- Duke University, they are part of the fifth class of Scholarship winner since the program began in discovery that the ends of chromosomes are this unique scholarship program, created by a 1998. He plans to earn a graduate degree in tied in firmly knotted loops provided insights into $24 million gift from Julian and Josie Robertson. applied science at the University College Cork cancer and aging. DeSimone holds more than The full-tuition scholarship allows each student in Cork, Ireland, and will eventually pursue a 100 U.S. patents and is renowned for discover- to spend a semester in residence at the other medical degree to help people in underserved ing revolutionary ways to use carbon dioxide in campus. The scholarships bring together two of regions of the world. place of conventional organic solvents for envi- the nation's finest universities and help foster Nicholas Love, a biology major who graduat- ronmentally responsible manufacturing, clean- enhanced collaboration between both campus- ed in May, won a Churchill Scholarship for out- ing and processing. Earlier this year, he was es. standing academic As the first public university in the nation, and extracurricular Carolina has a long and proud history of linking accomplishments. its expertise and energy to the needs of the Nicholas, who people. Among those graduating last May were hails from champions of the people — 15 scholars who Brighton, Mich., contributed hundreds of hours of service to the will seek a gradu- community and received special training in how ate degree in zool- to make that service more effective. These stu- ogy at Cambridge dents comprised the first graduating class of the University in Public Service Scholars Program, which was England. launched in 2003 by the Carolina Center for John W. Steen Public Service. More than 450 students are IV of Winston- enrolled in this innovative program, working in Salem received an nursing homes, hospitals, public schools, the Andrew W. Mellon Special Olympics, the Animal Protection Fellowship. John, Society, the Family Violence Prevention Center, who graduated Habitat for Humanity and the Big Buddy men- with highest hon- toring program. They reported more than ors in English in 26,000 hours of service during the 2004-05s May, will use the academic year. award to study for The number of Carolina students winning a doctorate in comparative literature at Emory elected to membership in the National Academy distinguished scholarships is rivaled by only a University. of Engineering. Griffith and DeSimone bring to handful of other universities. For example, Pablo Durana, a junior from Montreal, was 27 the total number of Carolina faculty members Carolina has the second largest number of chosen as a member of USA Today’s 2005 All- elected to the American Academy of Arts and Rhodes Scholars among public universities (38 USA College Academic Team. Durana was one Sciences. since 1902). The 38th winner, Class of 2002 of 20 undergraduates chosen for the “first Assistant Professor Lisa Pearce of the alumna Rachel Mazyck of Laurel, Md., won the team.” The communication studies major found- Department of Sociology was named a William award last November to study at Oxford ed and coordinates the Carolina Language T. Grant Scholar. The award provides $300,000 University in England. She earned an under- Partnership, which offers one-on-one English over five years to support research in youth graduate degree in English with highest distinc- lessons to Hispanic employees at UNC. development. Pearce, a fellow of the Carolina tion from UNC and graduated from Harvard Faculty Population Center, will use the funds to study University’s master’s program in education poli- Dr. Oliver Smithies, Excellence Professor of the role of religion in the shaping of self-image, cy and management. She will use the scholar- pathology and laboratory medicine, was one of aspirations, and achievement in youth. ship to earn a doctorate of philosophy specializ- two recipients of the 2005 March of Dimes Prize Two distinguished professors at Carolina ing in educational studies. in Developmental Biology for his role in devel- have been selected for prestigious Guggenheim Last spring, nine other undergraduates oping gene targeting. Smithies helped develop Fellowship awards. Drs. Donald J. Raleigh, Jay joined Mazyck as among the university’s distin- a technique that gives scientists around the Richard Judson distinguished professor of his- guished scholarship winners by being selected world the ability to alter particular genes in cul- tory, and Gerald J. Postema, Cary C. Boshamer for Truman, Goldwater, Mitchell and Churchill tured cells and transfer those targeted genes to professor of philosophy and law are 2005 recip- scholarships, as well as a Mellon fellowship and laboratory mice. Gene targeting allows them to ients. Fellows are selected by the John Simon a slot on USA Today’s 2005 All-USA College design and produce “knockout” mice to study Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and recog- Academic Team: how the disabled gene works and to create ani- nized for distinguished individual achievement Lauren McAlee, a junior from Crofton, Md., mal models of human diseases. Smithies also and exceptional promise for future accomplish- with a double major in public policy and philos- won the 2001 Albert Lasker Award for Basic ment. Raleigh has written, translated or edited ophy, won the Truman Scholarship, which will Medical Research, the nation's most distin- more than a dozen books on a wide variety of fund her senior year and graduate studies. She guished honor for outstanding contributions to issues related to Russia. He will use his fellow- hopes to open a charter school in a low-income basic medical research. The Lasker Awards ship to research an oral history project, “Soviet community. have often been called “America's Nobels,” and Baby Boomers: An Oral History of the Class of Four students — juniors Carrie Gibbons of more than 60 researchers who won a Lasker ’67.” Postema has written close to 60 publica- Cary, Kimberly Kallianos of Atlanta and James went on to receive the Nobel Prize. tions, articles and chapters, and has written Mahaffey of Raleigh, and sophomore Gregory Two faculty members last spring were elect- several books, including “Bentham and the Charville of Raleigh, won Barry M. Goldwater ed fellows of the prestigious American Academy Common Law Tradition.” 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide page 83 Student-Athlete Services Carolina Swimming and Diving

Student-Athlete Services Athletic Director’s such as academic counseling, individual Advancing toward graduation, Scholar-Athlete Award Winners tutoring, group review sessions and supple- mental instruction. Building Character and Developing Year Recipient 1986 Sarah Durstein (W) A member of each team serves as the leadership Chris Stevenson (M) Academic Team Captain, providing a strong Student-Athlete Services at the University 1987 Martha McCann (W) link between the Academic Support Program of North Carolina encompasses three areas Doug Sawyer (M) and the other student-athletes on the squad. that play an integral part in the collegiate 1988 Erika Schmidt (W) The Academic Team Captain for men’s swim- experience of every UNC student-athlete. Scott Fuller (M) ming for 2006-07 is Aaron Burns, for Those three areas are Academic 1989 Amy Pritchard (W) women’s swimming is Emily Reardon and for Development, Student-Athlete Development Craig Silliman (M) diving is Alex Kenley. 1990 Natalie Gould (W) and Leadership Development. • STUDENT-ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT Jon Austin (M) • ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT Building character in UNC student-athletes 1991 Heather Nottingham (W) The Academic Support Program is the is the main charge of Student-Athlete main service utilized in advancing UNC stu- Marc Ferguson (M) 1992 Melissa Douse (W) Development. dent-athletes to graduation. The program Through Carolina Outreach, Tar Heels are assists student-athletes in exploring their Ralph Vick (M) 1993 Jenny Huber (W) involved in a variety of projects and organi- interests and abilities, enjoying a broad edu- James Hamrick (M) zations on campus and in the community. cational experience, and reaching or exceed- 1994 Shannon Howes (W) The UNC Department of Athletics has part- ing their academic goals. "Our young people Chris John (M) nered with Gatorade and the UNC School of are students first and athletes second and 1995 Alison Conrad (W) Public Health for a national pilot program that will always be the case at the University," Drew Sechrist (M)r called Get Kids in Action, in which Tar Heel says UNC Director of Athletics Dick Baddour. 1996 Kari Haag (W) student-athletes visit local elementary "That is a credit to our coaches, administra- Matt Branum (M) schools to encourage children to exercise. tors and support staff, but most of all, our stu- 1997 Cara Dunaway (W) The Carolina Dreams program allows young dent-athletes. Their accomplishments in the Matt Branum (M) patients at UNC Children’s Hospitals to classroom are very impressive." 1998 Richelle Fox (W) attend Tar Heel sporting events with UNC During the 2006-07 academic year, 275 Millie Long (W) student-athletes. Other recent activities have Eric Fehr (M) Carolina student-athletes made the ACC included building a house with Habitat for 1999 Beth Schlessman (W) Academic Honor Roll, which requires a Humanity, cooking meals at Ronald cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 for the year. In Ted Brisson (M) 2000 Kelly McLaughlin (W) McDonald House and cleaning up the road- the fall of 2005, 144 student-athletes made ways through the Adopt-a-Highway program. the Dean's List, and 153 did so in the spring Jennifer Strasburger (W) Christian Zuburg (M) of 2006. 2001 JoAnn Overton (M) Spring 2006 Dean’s List Honorees (15) The Academic Support Program is housed David Slawinski (M) Men (8): Robbie Bittner, Alex Kenley, Keith primarily in the Pope Academic Support 2002 Katie Hathaway (W) Laabs, Mark Mohr, Philip Owen, Adam Center, which is equipped with study facili- Seth Laughlin (M) Schauer, Robby Swendiman, Patrick ties, tutorial rooms, a computer lab, a 128- 2003 Laura Collier (W) Woodruff seat auditorium, counselors' offices, and Stephen Mohr (M) Women (7): Erin Cutrell, Samantha Deal, state-of-the-art video and computer equip- 2004 Jessi Perruquet (W) Mary Margaret Gamblin, Jennifer Keith, Katy Becky Acker (W) Pritchett, Emily Reardon, Becky Smock 2005-06 Atlantic Coast Conference Yuri Suguiyama (M) Academic Honor Roll Selections (33) 2005 Jessie Brosch (W) Men (15): Jon Albrecht, Robbie Bittner, Aaron John Hartmann (M) Student-Athlete Development also seeks 2006 Patrick Woodruff (M) Burns, Jon Fox, Josh Glasco, Ben Grafchik, to develop student-athletes on a personal Lizzy Bruce (W) Alex Kenley, Keith Laabs, Mark Mohr, Philip level through a variety of speakers who Gia Santoro (W) Owen, Adam Schauer, Robby Swendiman, address issues like nutrition, gambling, rela- Jon Van Assen, Josh Weavil, Patrick Woodruff tionship communication and substance use. Lizzy Bruce, Emily Carroll, Erin Women (18): ment. At the center, students meet with staff Career Development helps UNC student-ath- Cutrell, Kimmy Davis, Samantha Deal, Laura to discuss course selection, major and career letes look beyond college with resources Filip, Mary Margaret Gamblin, Lauren exploration, academic progress and aca- Karatanevski, Jennifer Keith, Kate Lewis, such as career counseling and workshops on demic eligibility. resume writing and interviewing skills. Erika Matheis, Lindsay McIlvain, Katy The Academic Support Program helps • LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Pritchett, Emily Reardon, Gia Santoro, Sarah freshmen transition from high school to col- Scott, Becky Smock, Kelly Woodruff The primary outlet for Leadership lege through a variety of academic programs Development is the Carolina Leadership Academy, started at Carolina Swimming & Diving Support Staff UNC in 2004. As the nation's premier lead- ership development program in collegiate athletics, the Carolina Leadership Academy develops, challenges and supports student- athletes, coaches and staff in their continual quest to become world Sharon Wagner Wayne Walden Marc Davis Josh Beard Sarah Vizza Shannen Clara Andrews class leaders in athlet- Administrative Academic Head Trainer Assistant Assistant Robinson Meet Assistant Advisor Trainer Trainer Asst. Trainer Operations ics, academics and page 84 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Student-Athlete Services provides a strong • STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Fall 2005 Dean’s List Honorees (16) peer network. Under the direction of the UNC Olympic sports strength Men (9): Robbie Bittner, Jon Fox, Alex Student-athletes Kenley, Keith Laabs, Mark Mohr, Adam and conditioning staff, Tar Heel student-athletes get out- meet regularly to standing coaching intended to help maximize their physical Schauer, Robby Swendiman, Jon Van Assen, learn and reinforce Josh Weavil potential. The staff evaluates Carolina student-athletes in a leadership princi- variety of ways, including the use of specialized software for Women (7): Lizzy Bruce, Mary Margaret ples and share lifting and running video analysis, to encourage steady Gamblin, Kate Lewis, Katy Pritchett, Emily progress toward reaching optimum preparation for competi- Reardon, Gia Santoro, Sarah Scott successes, frustra- tions and lessons. tion. Carolina CREED The men’s and women’s swimming teams train at the life. The Academy consists of three pro- Olympic sports weight room in Kenan Field House while the As a University Steve Gisselman grams: men’s and women’s diving teams train at the Koury of North Carolina CREED Program Natatorium/Smith Center weight room. In addition to top-of- student-athlete, I Leadership training begins in the freshman the-line strength equipment, the Kenan-based center pledge to make year. All leadership begins with personal boasts a five-lane, 25-yard rubberized surface for teaching every effort to and performing warm-up activities, acceleration drills and leadership, therefore freshmen are taught abide by the agility movements. Year-round training produces athletes skills to effectively lead themselves. Carolina CREED who are prepared to compete successfully and safely. Training consists of monthly meetings fea- as a show of my Greg Gatz is the Director of Strength and Conditioning for turing keynote speakers and small group dis- commitment to the Olympic Sports and oversees the program. Steve cussion. Upperclass student-athletes serve Gisselman specifically works with the men’s and women’s University, the as peer mentors and discussion leaders. swimming teams at Carolina while Jonas Sahratian works Department of Special focus is on responsibility, accounta- with the men’s and women’s divers. Greg Gatz Athletics, my team bility, making good choices, ethics and char- and myself. acter building. • SPORTS MEDICINE The Tar Heels receive excellent care from one of the country’s best sports medicine staffs. Dr. Tim Taft, Director of Sports Medicine, over- sees a comprehensive program designed to keep student-athletes Tim Taft healthy and to rehabili- tate any injuries quickly and successfully. Dr. Tom Brickner is the physician who works directly with the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams. Rising Stars Program A member of the ath- Tom Brickner I will know and embrace the tradition and Designed for a select group of "high poten- C - letic training staff is pres- culture of this great tial" sophomores and juniors, the program ent at all games and University and its athletics department provides future leaders with insights, strate- I will respect myself and others practices to ensure that any injuries gies and skills necessary to become effective R - I will pursue excellence in my academic receive prompt and proper care. Head leaders. The program includes monthly E - work by striving to reach my academic poten- certified athletic trainer Marc Davis meetings, interactive exercises and action tial while preparing for a career of signifi- oversees care for the men’s and learning experiences. cance women’s swimming and diving teams Veteran Leaders Program I will excel athletically by committing and is assisted by assistant trainers This program is designed for team cap- E - myself to performance excellence, team suc- Josh Beard, Sarah Vizza and Shannen tains and veteran student-athletes. It pro- cess and continual improvement Robinson. vides advanced leadership training and sup- I will develop the capacity to effectively port, teaches the critical skills and insights D - lead myself and others necessary to be effective vocal leaders and • Carolina CREED As a University of North Carolina student-athlete, I pledge to make every effort to abide by the Carolina CREED as a show of my commitment to the University, the Department of Athletics, my team and myself. C - I will know and embrace the tradition and culture of this great University and its athletics department R - I will respect myself and others E - I will pursue excellence in my academic work by striving to reach my academic potential while preparing for a career of significance E - I will excel athletically by committing myself to performance excellence, team success and continual improvement D - I will develop the capacity to effectively lead myself and others

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North Carolina fields 28 varsity ath- letic teams, 15 for women and 13 for men. During the 2005-06 school year, 24 of 28 Carolina squads qualified for postseason play and Carolina finished fourth in the National Association of Collegiate Athletic Directors’ Cup, symbolic of overall athletic excellence. Carolina has won 242 Atlantic Coast Conference championships in its history and has been the dom- inant school in league play in that In the fall of 2003, Sports Illustrated respect. Maryland ranks second on Campus (above) declared UNC’s with 177 alltime ACC titles and women’s soccer program the greatest college sports dynasty ever. none of the other schools in the The Tar Heel program, under the conference have won more than leadership of legendary head coach 113 league championships. UNC Anson Dorrance, has won 18 of the 25 national championships ever decided won 12 titles in 1994-95, the most in the sport of women’s soccer on the ever won in a single school year by collegiate level. Jerry Stackhouse and Antawn Jamison are two of 35 UNC one university. men’s basketball players who have been first-round NBA draft picks. Both left school early but returned to finish their degrees and attend commencement ceremonies in 1999.

North Carolina’s Dean E. Smith Center, named after the legendary Tar Heel basketball coach, is home to one of the nation’s best men’s college basketball program. Crowds of nearly 22,000 fans pack the Smith Center for every Tar Heel home game.

Dean Smith is the winningest coach in NCAA Division I college basketball history, with 879 wins in 36 seasons at UNC.

Tar Heel football fans celebrate UNC’s win over No. 4 Miami at Kenan Stadium in 2004. page 86 2006-07 UNC Swimming and Diving Media Guide Carolina Swimming and Diving Carolina Athletic Tradition

Men’s Basketball 1924 • 1957 • 1982 • 1993 • 2005

Women’s Basketball • 1994

Men’s Lacrosse 1981 • 1982 Men’s Soccer 1986 • 1991 2001

Women’s Soccer 1981 • 1982 • 1983 • 1984 • 1986 • 1987 • 1988 • 1989 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1996 • 1997 • Field Hockey • 1989 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 1999 • 2000 • 2003

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