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2009-10 Media Guide UUWMWM MMen:en: BBrokeroke 2222 SSchool/Leaguechool/League RRecordsecords iinn 22008-09008-09 General Information Table of Contents School .....................................University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Quick Facts & Table of Contents ......................................................1 City/Zip .........................................................Milwaukee, Wis. 53211 Panther Coaching Staff .................................................................2-5 Founded ........................................................................................1885 Head Coach Erica Janssen ................................................................2-3 Enrollment.................................................................................29,265 Assistant Coach Kyle Clements............................................................4 Nickname ..............................................................................Panthers Diving Coach Todd Hill ........................................................................4 Colors .........................................................................Black and Gold Assistant Coach Bryce Perica ...............................................................5 Support Staff ...........................................................................................5 Pool ....................................................................Klotsche Natatorium 2009-10 UWM Schedule ...................................................................5 Capacity ..........................................................................................400 Th e 2009-10 Season .......................................................................6-9 Affi liation ................................................................NCAA Division I Women’s Season Preview ......................................................................6 Conference ............................................................... Horizon League Women’s 2009-10 Roster .......................................................................7 Men’s Season Preview ............................................................................8 Chancellor .................................................................Carlos Santiago Men’s 2009-10 Roster ............................................................................9 Athletic Director .......................................................George Koonce Panther Media Information .................................................................. 10 Associate AD/SWA .......................................................Kathy Litzau Women’s Swimming & Diving Bios .......................................... 11-28 Ticket Manager ............................................................Brian Morgan Rachel Grimm ......................................................................................12 Alex Nelson ..........................................................................................13 Athletics Phone ............................................................414-229-5151 Bailey Nennig .......................................................................................14 Tickets Phone ...............................................................414-229-5886 Kerry Rossow .......................................................................................15 2 2009-10 Jenny Westfall .......................................................................................16 0 Coaching Staff Ali Winius .............................................................................................17 0 Kelsey George/Ellie Gross ..................................................................18 9 Head Coach ...................................................................Erica Janssen - Kelly Jarvis/Kelsey Ogle ......................................................................19 1 Alma Mater/Year ........................... Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 2004 Racehl Rebitski/Lauren Roy ...............................................................20 0 Offi ce Phone .................................................................414-229-1131 Danielle Wenger/Katelyn Brittain .....................................................21 Year at School .............................................................Second Season Danielle Chapman/Megan Hearn .....................................................22 M Milwaukee Panthers Heidi Niespodzany/Maggie Pease .....................................................23 i Men’s Record at School ............................................................... 10-5 l Jennifer Schober/Sarah Wardecke .....................................................24 w Career Men’s Record ..................................................................Same Taylor Andrews/Maggi Beck/Shea Berg/Emily Blohm ..................25 a Women’s Record at School ......................................................... 13-3 Randee Cardinal/Andrea Chvatal/Aubrey Griffi ths/Madeline King ... 26 u Career Women’s Record .............................................................Same Shannon Slattery/Karmyn VandeWettering/Parker Watson/Katie Werner...27 k Trinity Whitney/Jenna Wisdorf/Ashley Yanzsa .............................28 e Assistant Coach ..........................................................Kyle Clements e Men’s Swimming & Diving Bios ................................................29-43 Alma Mater/Year .......................................................Ball State, 2007 Ed Lichinsky .........................................................................................30 P Year at School .............................................................Second Season Matt Mahoney ......................................................................................31 a Assistant Coach ............................................................. Bryce Perica Jeremy Waldhart ..................................................................................32 n t Alma Mater/Year ......................................................Wyoming, 2006 Dan Heraly/Jake Kalinowski ..............................................................33 h Year at School .............................................................Second Season Matt Kluczinske/Sky Boggio ..............................................................34 e Shane Conner/Jordan Diel .................................................................35 r Diving Coach ...................................................................... Todd Hill Evan Green/Brady Huemann .............................................................36 s Swimming & Diving Alma Mater/Year ....................................................Milwaukee, 2001 Sam Keele/Jake Koll .............................................................................37 S Year at School ............................................................Seventh Season Josh Lindquist/Nathan Rahe ..............................................................38 w Kyle Trelka/Greg Wise ........................................................................39 i Mike Brady/Kevin Ewald/Brady Garner/Ryan Goggans ................40 m History Justin Hastings/James Hortman/Zachary Kraai/Carlos Rios ........41 m 2008-09 Men’s Record ........................................10-5 (1-3 Horizon) Caleb Sandvold/Mike Schalla/Cris Smith/Brian Verink ................42 i 2008-09 Women’s Record ..................................13-3 (3-2 Horizon) Nathan Welchlin/Sho Young ..............................................................43 n 2009-10 Dual Meet Opponents ...................................................... 44 g 2008-09 Men’s Horizon League Finish ............................Th ird of 6 2008-09 In Review ..................................................................... 45-52 & 2008-09 Women’s Horizon League Finish ....................Second of 8 Women’s Review ............................................................................46-47 All-Time League Championships ..............................Men 1 (2000) Men’s Review ..................................................................................48-49 D Horizon League Championships .................................................50-52 i ...................................................................................Women 1 (2001) v Records/History ........................................................................ 53-69 i All-Time Coaching Records ...............................................................54 n Media Relations Klotsche Natatorium Pool Records ...................................................55 g Assistant SID/Swimming & Diving Contact .................Chris Zills Women’s School/Freshman Records .................................................56 Offi ce Phone .................................................................414-229-4593 Men’s School/Freshman Records .......................................................57 Email .........................................................................czills@uwm.edu Women’s Year-By-Year ..................................................................58-60 Men’s Year-By-Year ........................................................................60-62 Sports Information Director ................................. Kevin O’Connor Women’s Series History .................................................................63-65 Offi ce Phone .................................................................414-229-5674
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