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OHIO STATE MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING MEDIA INFORMATION ASHLEY ALBERTSON Office Phone: 614-292-4056 Cell Phone: 740-502-1468 E-mail: [email protected] ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING HISTORY CREDENTIAL REQUESTS Assoc. AD/Communications.................Dan Wallenberg Big Ten Team Championships ................................................ 13 Members of the working media interested in obtaining credentials should contact Ashley Albertson in the athletics communications Director ........................................................Leann Parker Swimming All-Americans ..................................................... 287 office at 614-292-4056 or [email protected]. Assoc. Directors .................Jerry Emig, Adam Widman Diving All-Americans ............................................................. 175 Asst. Directors ..................Mike Basford, Kyle Kuhlman All-Big Ten Selections (first team) ......................................... 61 PLAYER INTERVIEWS Alex Morando, Gary Petit, Brett Rybak Academic All-Big Ten Selections ......................................... 315 Media wishing to conduct interviews with any member of the Ohio State men’s swimming and diving team team should contact Communications Assistants ...............Ashley Albertson Home Facility ................... McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion Ashley Albertson in the athletics communications office. Please Ryan Zimmerman ...............Address: Building 247, 1847 Neil Ave., call at least one day in advance to allow setup time. Swimming and Diving Contact ..........Ashley Albertson ..............................................Columbus, OH 43210 Office Phone .......................................614-292-4056 Total Seating Capacity ...........................................1,750 WEEKLY RELEASE The weekly release is available each week on the official Ohio Cell Phone ..........................................740-502-1468 State Department of Athletics web site at: OhioStateBuckeyes.com. E-mail [email protected] 2014-15 IN REVIEW Mailing Address .................2400 Olentangy River Road Overall Dual Record ...................................................12-1 PHOTO REQUESTS 6th Floor Fawcett Center Big Ten Record ............................................................2-1 All still photography requests of Ohio State athletes and coaches must be e-mailed to Ashley Albertson ([email protected]). Columbus, OH 43210-1166 Big Ten Championships ....................................2nd Place NCAA Qualifiers ............................................................. 13 BUCKEYES ONLINE GAMEDAY MANAGEMENT NCAA Championships .....................................16th Place OhioStateBuckeyes.com is the official web site of the Ohio State PHONE NUMBERS Athletics Department. A wide variety of athletics department information can be found on the site, including links to all 36 Facility Operations ............................614-292-9450 varsity sports. The team also has a facebook page (facebook. Ticket Office .......................................614-292-2624 com/OhioStateMensSwimDive), a twitter feed (twitter.com/ Fan Experience/Promotions .............614-292-3672 OhioState_MSwim) and an Instagram feed (instagram.com/ OhioState_mswim. UNIVERSITY FACTS VIDEO SERVICES Location ..............................Columbus, Ohio (pop. 1.5m) For information regarding video services and game footage (if Founded ...................................................................... 1870 available), contact video services at 614-688-5359. Enrollment ...........................57,466 (Columbus campus) Nickname ..........................................................Buckeyes Colors ............. Scarlet (PMS 200) and Gray (PMS 429) Mascot ....................................................Brutus Buckeye President ........................................Dr. Michael V. Drake Director of Athletics .................................Eugene Smith Faculty Representative ............................... John Bruno Conference ............................................................Big Ten COACHING STAFF Swimming Coach ........................................Bill Wadley Alma Mater, Year .................................Austin Peay, ’79 OSU Record (Years) ...................................... 234-40 (26) Career Record (Years) ................................. 258-51 (29) Assistant Coach ...................Dave Rollins, Arizona ’07 Diving Coach ............................................Justin Sochor Alma Mater, Year ...........................Cleveland State, ‘96 Swimming Phone ......................................614-292-1542 Diving Phone ..............................................614-282-0527 Fax ...........................................................614-688-5736 E-Mail ............................................... [email protected] E-Mail [email protected] 1 OHIO STATE MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING MEDIA INFORMATION 2014-15 HEADSHOTS ANDREW APPLEBY JACK BARONE MARK BELANGER ANDREW BRAUN NICK BRODIE KEELER CALLAHAN NATHAN CHRISTIAN CHRIS COWLEY SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE SENIOR FRESHMAN JUNIOR FRESHMAN SENIOR CHRIS DEPIETRO MICHAEL DISALLE DAN DISALLE JACK DISALLE DMITRY DOLGOV MICHAEL EATON STEPHEN ETTIENNE JOSH FLEAGLE JUNIOR SENIOR JUNIOR FRESHMAN RS JUNIOR FRESHMAN SENIOR JUNIOR TAMAS GERCSAK MITCHELL GOUR JACK HENDRICKS STEFFEN HILLMER CLARK JACKMAN VLADISLAV KOMAROV CHING HWANG LIM ANDREW LINDSTROM SENIOR FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN FRESHMAN JOEY LONG PETER LYON DJ MACDONALD CONNOR MCDONALD MATT MCHUGH SHANE MISZKIEL JOVAN MITROVIC MATT MOEN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR JUNIOR SENIOR SOPHOMORE SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE DAVID MORGAN KEVIN MUSTERAIT GREG NYMBERG ALEX OSTERHAGE STEPHEN ROMANIK ALEX ROSEN BRAYDEN SEAL KEANU STEVENSON JUNIOR FRESHMAN FRESHMAN SENIOR FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN SENIOR THOMAS TRACE GAVIN TREBILCOCK DUSTIN TYNES STEFANO VROLIJK STEPHEN WATSON ROWAN WILLIAMS STEVEN ZIMMERMAN JOHN ZUCCA FRESHMAN SENIOR FRESHMAN FRESHMAN FRESHMAN SENIOR SENIOR SENIOR OHIO STATE MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING MEDIA INFORMATION 2014-15 OHIO STATE ROSTER NAME EVENT CLASS HOMETOWN//LAST SCHOOL Andrew Appleby Back, Free So. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Jack Barone Brest, IM Fr. Toledo, Ohio Mark Belanger Free, Fly So. Akron, Ohio Andrew Braun IM, Brest Sr. Louisville, Ky. Nick Brodie Free Fr. Toledo, Ohio Keeler Callahan Free Jr. Columbus, Ohio Nathan Christian Free Fr. Shaker Heights, Ohio Chris Cowley Breast Sr. Krugersdrop, South Africa Chris DePietro Fly, Back, IM Jr. Lancaster, Ohio Dan DiSalle Free, IM Jr. Toledo, Ohio Jack DiSalle Free, Fly Fr. Toledo, Ohio Michael DiSalle Free Sr. Toledo, Ohio Dmitry Dolgov Free, IM Sr. Powell, Ohio Michael Eaton Brest, IM Fr. Wheeling, W.V. Stephen Ettienne Diving Sr. Waterbury, Conn. Josh Fleagle Free, Back, Breast Jr. St. Mary’s, Ohio Tamas Gercsak Fly, Breast, IM Sr. Budapest, Hungary Mitchell Gour Fr. Oakville, Ontario Jack Hendricks Free So. Cincinnati, Ohio Steffen Hillmer Free So. Essen, Germany Clark Jackman Free Fr. Dublin, Calif. Vladislav Komarov Free So. Khabarovsk, Russia Ching Hawang Lim Fly, Free Fr. Selangor, Malaysia Andrew Lindstrom Breast, IM Fr. Madison, Wis. Joey Long Free So. Columbus, Ohio Peter Lyon Free, Fly Jr. Zionsville, Ind. DJ MacDonald Free, Breast, IM Jr. Toledo, Ohio Connor McDonald Back Sr. Lake Oswego, Oregon Matt McHugh Fly, Back, IM So. West Bend, Wis. Shane Miszkiel Diving Sr. Victoria, B.C. Ivan Mitrovic So. Lugano, Switzerland Jovan Mitrovic Free Jr. Lugano, Switzerland Matt Moen Free, IM So. Brookfield, Conn. Sean Monahan Free, IM Sr. Cincinnati, Ohio David Morgan Free, Breast, IM Jr. Oldsmar, Fla. Kevin Mustrerait Free Fr. Souderton, Pa. Greg Nymberg Fly Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio Alex Osterhage Free Sr. Dayton, Ohio Stephen Romanik Diving Fr. Northfield, Ohio Alex Rosen Free So. Willoughby, Ohio Brayden Seal Free Fr. Frisco, Texas Keanu Stevenson Breast, Free, IM Sr. Newburgh, Ind. Thomas Trace Free, Back Fr. Upper Arlington, Ohio Gavin Treblicock IM, Breast Sr. Canfield, Ohio Dustin Tynes Breast Fr. Chattanooga, Tenn. Stefano Vrolijk Free, Fly, IM Fr. Conroe, Texas Stephen Watson Free Fr. North Canton, Ohio Clay White Diving Fr. Pickerington, Ohio Rowan Williams Free, Back Sr. Ottawa Hills, Ohio Colin Zeng Diving Fr. Fujian, China Steven Zimmerman Back, IM Sr. Morrow, Ohio John Zucca Breast Sr. Hudson, Ohio 3 OHIO STATE MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING MEDIA INFORMATION BILL WADLEY Olympic coach Don Gambril. HEAD SWIMMING COACH Wadley also guided the nationally ranked Joliet (Ill.) Jets swim club to a second-place finish 26TH SEASON at the YMCA nationals, where his team broke nine national records. Wadley’s system emphasizes a strong work ethic, discipline and the power of positive think- ing. “The foundation of our program is technique and quality and we continually look for op- portunities to help our athletes improve,” Wadley said. “Challenging athletes to train and compete at the highest level is our primary goal.” Bill Wadley, who is in his 26th season as Ohio State’s men’s swimming coach, is one of the most experienced and respected mentors in the world of competitive swimming. During the off-season, Wadley is involved with swimming at all levels working and hosting camps and clinics around America and specifically in the Buckeye State. Wadley served as The 2010 Big Ten Conference Coach of the Year, Wadley’s teams have posted eight consec- president of the American
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