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General Information Table of Contents School ...... University of - 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 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 & 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 Panthers M Milwaukee

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 Swimming 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 ...... [email protected] 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 Men’s Series History ...... 65-67 Email ...... [email protected] All-Time Panther League Champions ...... 69-69 Assistant SID ...... Kevin Conway Pictures With the Panthers ...... 70 Th is Is UWM ...... 71-84 Offi ce Phone ...... 414-229-2413 Milwaukee ...... 72-73 Email ...... [email protected] UWM ...... 74-75 Offi ce Fax ...... 414-229-5749 UWM Administration ...... 76 Website ...... www.uwmpanthers.com Athletic Direcor George Koonce ...... 77 Staff Directory ...... 78 Th e 2009-10 Swimming & Diving Media Guide was written and edited Th e Student-Athlete Experience ...... 79 by Chris Zills, with editorial assistance from Kevin O’Connor, Kevin Conway, Joe McCoy UWM Athletics: A Winning Way ...... 80-81 and UWM swimming coach Erica Janssen. Cover designed by Kevin Conway. Photography Th e Pavilion ...... 82 courtesy Trevor Th ompson, Tessa Treuden, David Anderson, Peter Jakubowski (cover photo), Athletic Training/Strength & Conditioning ...... 82 Kevin Conway, John J. Ward and UWM Photo Services. Printing by CCI, Hartland, Wis. Th e Horizon League ...... 83 On Cover: Jeremy Waldhart, Jake Kalinowski, Danielle Wenger and Sarah Wardecke Th e Klotsche Center and Natatorium ...... 84

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In 2006-07, she helped lead UWM to numerous achievements as a fi rst-year assistant. In addition to a runner-up fi nish on the women’s EEricarica JanssenJanssen side at the Horizon League Championships - where the team record- ed its highest-ever point total - she helped the men to their best fi nish HHeadead CoachCoach since 2000.

Second Season Th e women broke 11 school or league records and earned 12 Hori- zon League Swimmer or Diver of the Week awards. Th eir 6-3 dual record included six-straight victories and marked the team’s best Th e 2009-10 season will mark the second for University of Wiscon- winning percentage since going 8-4 during the 1997-98 season. In sin-Milwaukee head coach Erica Janssen. addition to placing third at the league championships, the men broke four school records and recorded a 5-4 dual record. It gave the squad She made quite a lasting fi rst impression a year ago, as her teams a winning dual record for the fi rst time since going 7-4 in the 1998-99 combined to lower school records on 57 diff erent occasions over campaign. Th ey also enjoyed their fi rst fi ve-dual winning streak since the course of the season, eventually establishing four new Horizon the 1999-2000 season. League records, 27 school records (14 women’s/13 men’s) and 15 g freshmen standards (seven women’s/eight men’s) aft er all was said Janssen took control of a unique situation given her age and gender. n She is one of the youngest head coaches in NCAA Division I as well i and done during the year. v as one of the few women at this level to be coaching a men’s team. i

D On the women’s side, Janssen coached the Horizon League’s Swim-

ming & Diving Athlete of the Year in sophomore Danielle Wenger, Janssen came to UWM from Ball State, where she spent one season & as the graduate assistant coach for the Cardinals while fi nishing up

g and also had the Horizon league Co-Diver’s of the Meet - senior Ash- her master’s degree in sports administration. She was at UW-Stevens n ley Hall and sophomore Kelsey George - on her roster. i Point prior to that, where she was a four-year letterwinner for the m Th e Panthers fi nished the season with a dual meet record of 13-3 to Pointers from 2000-04 and served as a volunteer assistant for the pro- m gram for one season aft er her swimming career was over. i set a school record with 13 victories, topping the former mark of 11 w set in 1991-92. Included in that was a stretch of 13-consecutive wins

S While at UWSP, she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in business Swimming & Diving (not losing from Oct. 31 through Feb. 7 of the regular season) - to tie s administration and coaching. In addition to serving as a volunteer r the program mark. She then led the team to a second-place fi nish at e the Horizon League Championships. assistant at her college alma mater, Janssen was also a volunteer coach h

t at her high school alma mater, Oshkosh West. Additionally, she spent n three years coaching the Stevens Point Area YMCA Swim Team.

a On the men’s side, she led the team to a solid third-place fi nish, P

trailing second by 40 and fi rst place by less than 60 points with its e best point total as a team since 2000. Th e men fi nished 10-5 in dual e

k meets on the year, the most victories as a team since the 1995-96 u campaign. a w l

i Janssen had spent the previous two years as the top assistant coach for the Milwaukee swimming & diving teams, helping the Panthers M Milwaukee Panthers begin to rewrite the record book. School records were broken 33 0

1 times during that stretch, with Janssen helping lead the women to - their best fi nish at the league championships since 2001 and the men 9

0 to their best showing since 2000. 0 2 2009-10 “Th is was an incredible opportunity for me here at UWM,” Janssen said. “A lot of work was put in over my fi rst two years in changing the culture of the swimming & diving program at UWM and improving our fi nishes at the league championships. For the student-athletes, not that much changed. Th ere was a smooth transition - just the face of the program changed - philosophy, direction, all of that is staying the same. [Former head coach] Dave (Griff ore) and I worked togeth- er on every decision and now that will just fall on me.”

Th e program made great strides over the fi rst two seasons with Jans- Janssen was a fi ve-time All-America selection, four-year NCAA sen on the staff . Two years ago, the women fi nished third at the league qualifi er and an academic all-conference honoree in the pool for championships and the men also placed third for the second-straight the Pointers. A team captain as a junior and senior, she helped guide season aft er three-consecutive fi ft h-place showings. Th e women set the program to the WIAC title in 2001. A four-time conference re- 12 new school records and the men fi ve. Janssen also had a hand in lay champion, she earned all-league honors eight times. During the helping Chase Gravengood qualify for the 2008 Olympic Trials. 2000-01 season, Janssen swam the third leg for the 200 freestyle relay team that broke the school record with a clocking of 1:36.85.

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QQuestionuestion & AAnswernswer SSessionession WWithith HHeadead CCoachoach EEricarica JanssenJanssen... What were the biggest things you learned in your fi rst year as the head coach? Why should a potential student-athlete choose UWM? “Of the things I learned last year being a fi rst-year head coach, the biggest “UWM is a great place to get an education, which is always the number lesson was that anything can happen at anytime. Just when you think you one priority when a recruit picks an institution to attend college. Th e city have a plan, everything can go in a completely diff erent direction at any of Milwaukee has a lot to off er outside of the classroom. Th e athletic com- time. I learned to live day-by-day and take each day as a step towards our ponent of picking a school should never be the number one decision factor. overall goal in February at the Horizon League Championships. As long as We have two great swimming & diving programs that are on the rise that we do everything that keeps us on track to achieve our goals, we are making have proven to show tremendous improvement among individuals. A stu- progress.” dent-athlete can get both a great education and can maximize their athletic talent at UWM.” What will be your biggest challenges this season, especially in regards to the new suit rules? What is the ideal recruit? “Th is year, just like any other year, we will have many challenges. I don’t “Th e ideal recruit is an individual who has a strong desire to succeed not view the new rules with the technical suits to be an issue for our team. I only in the pool, but also perform at their highest level in the classroom. know that we train our team very hard mentally and physically. Every team As coaches, we look for potential student-athletes that are competitive and will be under the same rules. I believe the truly-best swimmers will rise to share our desire to be successful individually and win team championships. the top and the swimmers that signifi cantly benefi ted from the suits will no Individuals that can contribute as a member of the swimming & diving

longer be challenging the top swimmers.” team with points and to the overall positive atmosphere of the teams are 2 2009-10

desirable qualities for which we look. We want someone that supports team- 0 How has swimming & diving in the Horizon League changed in your mates and cares about their success just as much as their own.” 0 fi rst few seasons? 9 -

“Th e talent in the Horizon League has dramatically deepened in the past What is your vision for the UWM swimming & diving program? 1 few seasons. It continues to become more of a challenge to place into fi nals “I would like to see both of our teams win league titles and continuously 0 at the Horizon League Championships. We have seen this with the recent compete for titles every year. In this process we will continuously improve Panthers M Milwaukee

addition of Valparaiso. With the continuous improvement of the league, it freshmen and school records and qualify individuals for the NCAA Cham- i l

will attract more talented student-athletes to every league school.” pionships. Alumni can be a huge factor in the success of a program and I w

hope to continue to build upon our strong alumni contingent that supports a

What are your goals for the 2009-10 season? both our programs.” u

“Just like every other year, our goal is to win Horizon League titles for the k men and women. We take each day, whether it’s a practice or a meet, as a What are some of your favorite memories from your fi rst year as the e e step in our preparation for the league championships. Th e entire team has head coach during the 2008-09 season? goals of simply improving. If everyone has best times/scores this year, we “Some of my favorite memories from last season include many swims/dives P a know we did our job every day. Everything will fall into place if we concern from the Horizon League Championships. Watching Jake Kalinowski win n ourselves with what we can control and not what other teams are doing.” the 50 free, Ashley Hall and Kelsey George winning both diving boards, t h

Sarah Wardecke setting league records in both breaststroke events, breaking e

How would you describe your coaching style and philosophy? every school relay record for men and women and Molly Finn being the fi rst r s

“Naturally, it is the hope that the student-athletes maximize their potential. woman in the Horizon League to win the 200 butterfl y four years in a row. & Diving Swimming As coaches, we hope to positively infl uence that by focusing our goals on the S little things such as training, technique and continual improvement. Th is “Besides Horizon League, many of my favorite memories come from the w i will set us up for success at the end of the season, where we expect to achieve winter training trip in Florida. Having the entire team together for 10 m

our highest level of performance. Th e goal of the program is to win Horizon straight days creates a lot of great memories.” m League titles. We train to achieve these goals both mentally and physically. i

Having experienced collegiate success, it would be extremely rewarding for What meet, other than the Horizon League Championships, are you n our student-athletes to experience that for themselves as well. It is an incred- looking forward to most this upcoming season? g ible and lifelong feeling to be a part of a winning team and it is something “Th e entire team looks forward to the Green Bay dual meet every year. Th is &

they all deserve to feel for their hard work and talent. Each student-athlete year we have them at home in Milwaukee. Th at meet always brings out the is an individual, not just a member of the swimming & div- best in every swimmer from both Milwaukee and Green Bay. D i ing team. I care tremendously for each of them as a person It is an extremely competitive meet and neither side thinks v i

and for their success in college and beyond. Th ese programs they are going to go home with a loss. It’s a very healthy, n emphasize not only athletic success, but also the importance friendly, rivalry that we are better for every year because of it g of academic success. I hope each member of the team is a great being on the regular-season schedule.” ambassador for the program, the sport of swimming & diving, the university, and their respective community.” What was your biggest surprise, and biggest disappoint- ment, last season? What strengths do you bring to the University of Wiscon- “Th e biggest surprise last year was being so close to winning sin-Milwaukee swimming program? the men’s championship. Being a very young team, you never “By being a part of the program for two years as an assistant, I know if they will step up at the championships or crumble have already had a great impact on both teams. With stepping under the pressure. I knew we could compete for second but into a diff erent role as the head coach, I bring my passion for was pleasantly surprised when we were still competing to win the sport of swimming & diving and experience as a former up until the fi nal events. student-athlete to both teams. As a former collegiate swim- mer, I have had the opportunity to experience success at this “As far as disapointments, I think the only time we were dis- level and I continue to carry those experiences and attitude apointed last season was with our loss to Green Bay in the with me every day. I can relate to our student-athletes by un- dual meets. It is a meet that brings out a lot of emotion, which derstanding the incredible hard work that is put in on a daily truly does not have any meaning at the end of the season, but basis and the rewards from that hard work. By growing up it’s about pride and wanting to win that meet every year. It’s in Wisconsin and my past experiences of coaching, I am very a big confi dence booster going into the fi nal meet of the sea- familiar with swimming & diving in the midwest which will son.” continue to help tremendously with recruiting.”

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KKyleyle ClementsClements “Kyle is a tremendous addition to our swimming and diving pro- gram here at UWM,” Janssen said. “He brings enthusiasm, experi- AAssistantssistant CCoachoach ence, determination and the familiarity with a variety of programs that I was looking for when naming an assistant to the staff . His Second Season knowledge and contacts with recruiting have benefi tted the pro- gram immediately.”

Kyle Clements begins his second season as an assistant swimming Clements came to Milwaukee from Marshall University, where he coach at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He joined Erica served as the volunteer assistant coach for the women’s swimming Janssen’s staff in early September of last season. & diving team in his last season.

In his fi rst year, he helped lead the team to lower school records Clements earned his undergraduate degree in aquatics from Ball on 57 diff erent occasions over the course of the season, eventually State in 2007, while also minoring in teaching aquatics. He spent establishing 46 new league and program standards. In addition, he four years as a student assistant coach for the Ball State swim team g n helped coached conference champions in eight diff erent events. while earning his degree. i v i D

& g n i In 2005-06, he helped guide Erin Blemberg to Diver of the Meet m TToddodd HHillill honors in back-to-back seasons, with Blemberg setting a new

m school mark on the three-meter board en route to winning league i titles on both boards. Additionally, Panther divers placed 1-2-3 on w DDivingiving CCoachoach

S the three-meter and 1-2-4 on the one-meter at the championships. Swimming & Diving s Seventh Season Th e previous season, Blemberg won the three-meter crown and r e took second on the one-meter, as UWM had three fi nalists on the h

t one-meter board. n Todd Hill enters his seventh season as Milwaukee’ diving coach a since coming back to UWM following an illustrious diving career

P In addition to his duties with UWM, Hill is currently the head

e with the Panthers. diving coach for the Schroeder Aquatic Center diving team. He e joined the swimming & diving program aft er working as the head k

u Hill continued his stellar and award-winning coaching run, earn- diving coach for Whitefi sh Bay High School and Homestead High a ing Horizon League Diving Coach of the Year honors four times School. During that time, Hill served as the assistant for the Schro- w l in the past fi ve years. Over the past four seasons, his divers have eder YMCA diving team. i combined to earn 26 Horizon League Diver of the Week honors, M Milwaukee Panthers with eight advancing to NCAA Zone Diving competition. In becoming the Panther diving coach, Hill had added to an al- 0

1 ready impressive list of credentials that includes coaching many - He helped the women to league championships on both boards in

9 young athletes to the Junior Zone competition and coaching one

0 2008-09, with Ashley Hall (3-m winner) and Kelsey George (1-m Junior National Champion. He has also instructed six high school 0 champion) sharing Horizon League Diver of the Meet honors. His

2 2009-10 state champions, numerous high school All-Americans and has women’s squad dominated the league meet, placing four divers in led many athletes to become fi nalists in state competition. the top six on both boards. Th e list also includes seven YMCA National Champions, fi ve AAU He led a team eff ort in 2007-08, placing seven divers in the top 10 National qualifi ers, three Junior National qualifi ers (while also as- on the one-meter board and seven in the top nine on the three- sisting a Junior National Champion in 2001), fi ve Senior National meter. Hall led the way aft er fi nishing second (1-m) and third (3- qualifi ers and a compilation of Junior and Senior National Zone m) overall. competitors too numerous to list.

Hill had the women’s league diver of the meet for the third-consec- Besides being considered one of the best diving coaches in the utive year in 2006-07, guiding Crystal Szymanski to the honor aft er league and area, Hill had a distinguished diving career at UWM. He claiming a league title on the one-meter board and second place won Midwest Collegiate Conference Championships three times on the three-meter board, despite her missing well over half the and was a four-time NCAA Zone qualifi er. He was named the MCC season to injury before coming back. In addition, Emily Duesler Diver of the Year in 1999 and 2000. Hill graduated from UWM in claimed All-Horizon First Team honors on the three-meter board. the spring of 2001 with a bachelor’s degree in psychology.

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BBryceryce PPericaerica CChrishris ZZillsills AAssistantssistant CCoachoach SSportsports IInformationnformation CContactontact Second Season Fift h Season

Bryce Perica begins his second season as a member of the Mil- Chris Zills is the UWM Sports Information contact for the Mil- waukee swimming & diving coaching staff . waukee swimming & diving teams. He joined the athletic depart- ment in July of 2005, aft er spending four and a half years as the In addition to assisting with recruiting, Perica works primarily head sports information director at Marian University in Fond du with the UWM sprinters. Last season, he helped coach Jake Kalin- Lac, Wis. owski to a Horizon League Championship in the 50 freestyle and school records in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyle events. In addition, every freestyle relay record on both the men’s and women’s sides At UWM, Zills is the primary media relations contact for 2 2009-10 and men’s soccer, in addition to swimming & diving. He also as- 0 was broken over the course of the season. 0

sists SID Kevin O’Connor with the men’s team. 9 -

“Bryce is a huge addition to this staff ,” Janssen said. “His collegiate 1 Zills received his undergraduate degree in sports management 0 swimming experience brings a new vibe to our entire team. I’m looking forward to him continuing to work with the sprint group from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and his master’s de- Panthers M Milwaukee i and continue to develop the top sprinters in the Horizon League.” gree from Marian University. He has been an active member of l w

the College Sports Information Directors of America since 2001 a

Perica graduated from the University of Wyoming in 2006 with an and has received national publication awards from CoSIDA for u undergraduate degree in English. He was a four-time letterwinner k his work on media guides 14 times, including one for “Fift h in the e on the swim team and was an academic all-conference selection e

Nation” for his swimming & diving media guide two seasons ago. all four years in the Mountain West Conference. During the 2003- P

2004 season, he swam the freestyle leg of the school record-setting a He currently resides in West Bend with his wife, Bridget, and two n

200 medley relay and had the fastest 50 free on Wyoming’s team in t the 2004-2005 season. sons: Quinn, born in December of 2005, and Lucas, born in July h e

of 2008. r s

Perica currently lives in Oak Creek with his wife, Kate. & Diving Swimming S w i 2009-10 UWM Swimming & Diving Schedule m m

October 3 Intrasquad Meet Klotsche Natatorium 1 p.m. i October 9 at Wisconsin Madison, Wis. 6 p.m. n g

October 23 at Iowa / vs. Michigan State Iowa City, Iowa 4 p.m. October 30 at Wright State Dayton, Ohio 5 p.m. &

October 31 at Eastern Michigan Ypsilanti, Mich. 12 p.m. D i

October 31 vs. Toledo (Women only) Ypsilanti, Mich. 12 p.m. v i n

November 6 at Wheaton College Wheaton, Ill. 4:30 p.m. g November 7 UIC , Ill. 1 p.m. November 7 North Dakota Chicago, Ill. 1 p.m. November 7 Butler (Women only) Chicago, Ill. 1 p.m. November 13 UW-Stevens Point Border Battle Stevens Point, Wis. 6 p.m. November 14 UW-Stevens Point Border Battle Stevens Point, Wis. 9:30 a.m. November 21 Valparaiso Klotsche Natatorium 10 a.m. December 4 at Falcon Invitational Minneapolis, Minn. 10 a.m. December 5 at Falcon Invitational Minneapolis, Minn. 10 a.m. January 6-16 UWM Training Trip Florida TBA January 23 at University of Chicago Chicago, Ill. 1 p.m. January 30 at Western Macomb, Ill. 3 p.m. February 6 Green Bay Klotsche Natatorium 1 p.m. February 24-27 Horizon League Championships Chicago, Ill. 10 a.m./6 p.m. Home meets in BOLD

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Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women’s swimming & diving Ashley Yansza, in addition to Alex Nelson and Jenny Westfall, will help team had a season for the record books last year. Th e team broke 25 school immensely,” Janssen said. “Kelsey Ogle is back aft er surgery and will step and league records, set a program record for both dual victories (13) and right back in and is training well so far. Karmyn VandeWettering and Ash- dual winning streak and then won four individual league titles en route to ley Yanzsa will also swim some mid-distance and Rachel Rebitski will give fi nishing in second place at the Horizon League Championships. Th e team us added depth as well. Alex and Jenny had great seasons last year and we ended the season with the swimming & diving athlete of the year, both co- expect them to be able to step up even more.” divers of the league meet and the diving coach of the year. Not a bad haul for a team that lost just four seniors. Butterfl y Last season, Molly Finn won the 200 butterfl y for the fourth-straight sea- “Getting second place last season was a great experience,” Milwaukee head son. Th at marked the fi rst time a UWM swimmer had ever won four-con- coach Erica Janssen said. “We swam very well and wanted to win, but we secutive league titles in one event in program history. She also took third were happy with second and how everyone did. We couldn’t have asked for in the 100 fl y, but Milwaukee had very little depth aft er Finn. Janssen will more based on our weak areas heading into the meet.” need someone to fi ll that hole. Th e team may have graduated just a handful of seniors, but replacing Mol- “We will look to Maggi Beck, who is already swimming very well,” Jans- ly Finn – who holds seven current school records and one league record sen said. “We look for her to step into Molly’s role and she is ready and and won six individual league titles in her career – and Ashley Hall – the determined. We don’t have a lot of pure fl yers, but some will crossover like co-league diver of the meet, will not be an easy task. Heidi Niespodzany. If we have a weak link, it will still be in the fl y.”

g “It’s hard because you could always count on Molly to win,” Janssen said. Backstroke n

i “Our job is to set ourselves up so when a swimmer like Molly graduates, Two newcomers emerged as solid additions to the backstroke group last v we have someone else that can step into that role and we don’t miss a beat. season, as sophomore Danielle Chapman ended the season with a fresh- i We already have people in place that may not be quite as good as Molly, man-record time in the 200 back at the league meet. Sophomore Jennifer D but can do a good job stepping into that role.” Schober posted the top time in the 100 back, while Wenger also swam

& backstroke events when needed.

g Th e team enjoyed a lot of success last season, including the noted winning n streak that spanned October through February without a dual loss. “Danielle Chapman developed out of nowhere for us in the backstroke i and ended up breaking records,” Janssen said. “She and Wenger will play m “I don’t put that much emphasis on dual meets but it always feels good to a large role and then we recruited a large group of freshmen, as that was a m win,” Janssen said. “It’s not that I care about winning, but I do care about los- hole for us last year. Shea Berg, Jenna Wisdorf and Andrea Chvatal can all i ing. It really helps the girls’ confi dence level when we start winning events step up and fi ll those spots for us.” w at meets like Wisconsin. Our schedule is really tough this season … I don’t S Swimming & Diving

s know if we are going to win any meets in October. But, it’s tough and they Breaststroke r have to get used to swimming against faster opponents and building that Despite swimming in breaststroke events just a handful of times during e confi dence level so that when they step up in at conference they are ready.” the regular season, Wardecke blew away the competition in the 100 and h t 200 at the league meet. She won Horizon League championships in both n Sprints races, crushing school and league records in each. a Sarah Wardecke had no problem making the adjustment to college swim- P ming and put together an incredible sprint season – she won the 50 and Not only does UWM have Wardecke, but senior Kerry Rossow looks e

e 100 freestyle fi ve times each - and set freshman records in both. to close out her career on a high note aft er earning all-league honors in

k breaststroke on four occasions, including a league crown in the 100 breast u “Sarah is one of the most talented swimmers I have ever seen in my life,” as a sophomore. Senior Bailey Nennig also contributed heavily, setting ca- a Janssen said. “She is just a kid that wants to do well and I knew we would reer-best times in each. w l be extremely lucky if she decided to come to Milwaukee. Sarah wins … i Sarah competes. She wants to be the best by yards and yards.” “We will put Sarah in if we need to, but we trust Kerry and Bailey to take

M Milwaukee Panthers care of business for us in the breaststroke.” Janssen said. “I think, as a

0 Junior Ellie Gross and sophomore Heidi Niespodzany also had solid sea- whole, this group is one of our strongest assets. We brought in some girls,

1 sons, with each scoring in the sprints at the league meet. Shannon Slattery and Emily Blohm, to slide into those roles over the next -

9 few seasons.”

0 “Ellie, Heidi and then Kelsey Ogle will be swimming a little bit for us this

0 year,” Janssen said. “It will be kind of an unknown with some freshmen in Individual Medley 2 2009-10 there but I feel really comfortable about it. Randee Cardinal and Parker Finn played a large role in the IM events last season, but Nennig had a Watson will be right there contributing this season as well.” breakthrough campaign in the events on her way to second-team all-league honors in the 400 where she broke the school record in the preliminaries Distance at the league meet. Senior Ali Winius and Schober were also big contribu- Junior Danielle Wenger had an incredible season last year, capped off with tors, with Winius scoring in each event at the championship meet. Horizon League Swimming & Diving Athlete of the Year honors at the league meet aft er winning titles in the 1000 freestyle (in a league-record “Bailey had an amazing year and we will look to her again,” Janssen said. time) and also in the mile with a school-record time. She ended the season “We do have a lot of options there as well with Ali and Jennifer. We have with 16 individual victories and will lead the way in the distance events. also added Taylor Andrews to the mix to give us more depth.” “It’s nice because if you put her in a race, she wins it,” Janssen said. “Dani- Relays elle has such a strong mindset and she just wants to win. She does every- Th e team depth was obvious last year, especially in the relays. Th e women thing in her power everyday to set herself up for that success.” joined the men in the unprecedented feat of setting school records in each and every relay a season ago. Th e bulk of those swimmers return, so a Other key contributors are seniors Jenny Westfall and Alex Nelson and return shot at more record-breaking attempts seems like a given. Gross. Ogle will also be back at full strength aft er an injury-fi lled season a year ago. “It will be anybody’s game to step up and take over,” Janssen said. “Th e competition will be great but it’s almost a no-lose situation. Th ere are a lot “Danielle leads that group but having youngsters like Taylor Andrews and of people that have the potential to be successful in these roles.”

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Diving Horizon League Th e women’s diving team continues to roll through the years. It almost Aft er fi nishing second in two of the past three seasons, the Panthers have feels like the torch continues to get passed on, as the Panthers have had aspirations of bringing home a league title in 2010. Green Bay will be the four diff erent divers of the meet in the last fi ve seasons and that continued defending champion yet again, so it will be a given that it will be strong. a season ago with Hall and junior Kelsey George splitting the honors in Janssen feels there will be four teams that will be competing to win it this 2009. season and that Milwaukee will defi nitely be in the mix. “Hopefully Kelsey can step up and give us more of the same or even bet- “Th e team last year learned that anything can happen,” Janssen said. “Th ey ter,” Janssen said. “Th e goal will be to put six girls in the top eight in diving learned that we are that good as a team and that we can win. Th ey just need- at the league meet. And, it’s never been done before, but that is the goal.” ed to fi x a few areas and this year they are excited and know we can do it.” 2 2009-10 0 0 9 - 1 0

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Taylor Andrews ...... Fr...... 5-10...... Distance/IM ...... Nashotah, Wis./Arrowhead e

Maggi Beck ...... Fr...... 5-4 ...... Backstroke/Fly ...... Minot, N.D./Minot r By Class s Shea Berg ...... Fr...... 5-6 ...... Backstroke ...... Hyde Park, N.Y./Franklin Roosevelt & Diving Swimming Seniors (6): Grimm, Nelson, Nennig, S

Emily Blohm ...... Fr...... 5-8 ...... Breaststroke/IM...... De Pere, Wis./De Pere w Katelyn Brittain ...... Jr...... 5-9 ...... Fly/Breast ...... Green Bay, Wis./Bay Port Rossow, Westfall, Winius i Randee Cardinal ...... Fr...... 5-7 ...... Sprints ...... Blaine, Minn./Blaine Juniors (8): Brittain, George, Gross, m

Danielle Chapman ...... So...... 5-8 ...... Sprints ...... New London, Wis./New London Jarvis, Ogle, Rebitski, Roy, Wenger m Andrea Chvatal ...... Fr...... 5-10...... Backstroke ...... Eagan, Minn./Eastview Sophomores (6): Chapman, Hearn, i Kelsey George ...... Jr...... 5-4 ...... Diving ...... Middleton, Wis./Middleton n Aubrey Griffi ths ...... Fr...... 5-6 ...... Diving ...... Racine, Wis./Racine Case Niespodzany, Pease, Schober, Wardecke g

Rachel Grimm ...... Sr...... 5-7 ...... Diving ...... Graft on, Wis./Graft on Freshmen (15): Andrews, Beck, Berg, &

Blohm, Cardinal, Chvatal, Griffiths,

Ellie Gross ...... Jr...... 5-7 ...... Freestyle ...... Eau Claire, Wis./Eau Claire Memorial D Morgan Hearn ...... So...... 5-3 ...... Diving ...... Madison, Wis./Madison Edgewood King, Slattery, VandeWettering, Watson, i Kelly Jarvis ...... Jr...... 5-6 ...... Sprints ...... Arlington Heights, Ill./Buff alo Grove Werner, Whitney, Wisdorf, Yanzsa v i

Madeline King ...... Fr...... 5-6 ...... Breaststroke ...... Madison, Wis./Madison East n

Alex Nelson ...... Sr...... 5-8 ...... Distance ...... Edina, Minn./Edina By State g Bailey Nennig © ...... Sr...... 5-9 ...... Breaststroke/IM...... Graft on, Wis./Graft on Wisconsin (24): Andrews, Blohm, Brit- Heidi Niespodzany ...... So...... 6-1 ...... Free/Distance ...... Pulaski, Wis./Pulaski tain, Chapman, George, Griffi ths, Grimm, Kelsey Ogle ...... Jr...... 5-10...... Freestyle ...... West Bend, Wis./West Bend West Gross, Hearn, King Nennig, Niespodzany, Maggie Pease ...... So...... 5-2 ...... Backstroke ...... Mukwonago, Wis./Mukwonago Rachel Rebitski...... Jr...... 5-8 ...... Free/Distance ...... Green Bay, Wis./Bay Port Ogle, Pease, Rebitski, Rossow, Schober, Kerry Rossow ...... Sr...... 5-9 ...... Breaststroke ...... Beaver Dam, Wis./Beaver Dam VandeWettering, Wardecke, Wenger, Lauren Roy ...... Jr...... 5-5 ...... Diving ...... Plymouth, Minn./Benilde-St. Margaret’s Werner, Westfall, Whitney, Winius Jennifer Schober ...... So...... 5-0 ...... Back/IM/Breast ...... Whitewater, Wis./Milton Minnesota (4): Cardinal, Chvatal, Shannon Slattery ...... Fr...... 5-6 ...... Breaststroke/IM...... Chesterfi eld, Mo./Marquette Nelson, Roy Karmyn VandeWettering ...... Fr...... 5-8 ...... Distance/Free ...... DeForest, Wis./DeForest Illinois (1): Jarvis Sarah Wardecke ...... So...... 5-7 ...... Sprints/Breast ...... Appleton, Wis./Kimberly Kansas (1): Watson Parker Watson ...... Fr...... 5-10...... Sprints ...... Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley NW Danielle Wenger ...... Jr...... 5-11...... Distance/Free ...... Hartford, Wis./Hartford Union Missouri (1): Slattery Katie Werner ...... Fr...... 5-2 ...... Diving ...... Wauwatosa, Wis/Wauwatosa East New York (1): Berg Jenny Westfall © ...... Sr...... 5-7 ...... Freestyle ...... Neenah, Wis./Neenah North Dakota (1): Beck Trinity Whitney ...... Fr...... 5-9 ...... Butterfl y ...... Eau Claire, Wis./Eau Claire Memorial Ohio (1): Yanzsa Ali Winius...... Sr...... 5-8 ...... Mid-Distance/IM ...... Brookfi eld, Wis./Brookfi eld Central Wyoming (1): Wisdorf Jenna Wisdorf ...... Fr...... 5-9 ...... Backstroke ...... Cheyenne, Wyo./Cheyenne East Ashley Yanzsa ...... Fr...... 5-0 ...... Distance/Free ...... West Chester, Ohio/Lakota East Note: © - Denotes captain on roster list

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Based on the success of last year’s underclassmen, the University of Wis- Butterfl y consin-Milwaukee men’s swimming & diving team will be ready for another Milwaukee was very successful in the butterfl y events at the league champi- stellar season in 2009-10. Th e freshmen broke eight class records while the onships, placing three in the top nine and fi ve in the top 13 in the 200 fl y as team as a whole set 22 new school and league marks. Th e bulk of the team is well as three of the top nine in the 100 fl y. Leading the way were sophomores set to return, as the Panthers graduated just two seniors who accounted for Jordan Diel and Evan Green. Diel placed third in the 100 and fourth in the 30 of the 647 points the team scored in coming in third place at the Horizon 200 and set freshman records in both and a new school record in the 100 fl y. League Championships in 2009. “Jordan’s goal is to make the NCAA championships before he is done and it “We knew our freshman class was talented and it played out that way,” Mil- would be great to do it this year,” Janssen said. “I think Jordan will lead that waukee head coach Erica Janssen said. “Th ey didn’t break all of those re- group, but we had four other freshmen last season that were right there with cords because they put on a suit. Th ey worked hard and are very talented. him and everybody is gunning for that top spot. Th ey all have huge goals.” And, at the end, coming within 56 points of winning a league championship was a great way to end the season.” Youth was served in the race. In addition to the pair, sophomores Sky Boggio and Nathan Rahe gave UWM four swimmers whose top times were within Last year’s freshmen rewrote the class record book, as Jordan Diel (100 & 200 43-hundredths of each other, with Greg Wise right behind them. butterfl y), Nathan Rahe (200 & 400 IM), Sam Keele (100 & 200 breaststroke) and Kyle Trelka (50 freestyle & 100 backstroke) each established new stan- “Our group of sophomores that will swim butterfl y – Jordan, Sky, Evan and dards along the way. Nathan – they are just going to do what they do and get better,” Janssen said. “It’s just a great boost to your confi dence when you can put four guys in the g

n “Th e freshmen really made the biggest impact on the team as a whole,” Janssen event and know that one will win. And they all have that same attitude – they i said. “Th at just speaks to the job of recruiting that we did and how dedicated all want each other to do well.” v i and committed this team is. We may have provided the environment for them D

to go fast, but they had to do the work, the ones that had to push themselves.” Backstroke Th e backstroke group was not deep last season, but the swimmers UWM & Losing just two seniors really provides a lot of veteran leadership returning, had in the event broke both school records. Senior Jeremy Waldhart earned g

n something that is not lost on the head coach. second team all-league honors with a record-breaking performance in the i 200 backstroke, while Trelka took third in the 100 back with a school record m “It is going to be a big help with the experience we have coming back,” Jans- as well. Junior Matt Kluczinske also provides solid depth.

m sen said. “We lost Andrew (Belton) and David (Adams). Th ey scored some i points for us, but were not signifi cant scorers overall. So, bringing back last “We are hoping to have four or fi ve guys in the 100 and 200 that will be w year’s freshman class and then, another class that I think is even better, just extremely solid and all have the chance of winning an event,” Janssen said. S Swimming & Diving shows that we are going to be set up for the next few seasons.” “Waldhart, Kluczinske and Trelka are all extremely talented and will help s r lead that group. In addition, Kevin Ewald and Justin Hasting will be new- e Sprints comers that will have immediate impact in the backstroke for us.” h t Junior Jake Kalinowski took his performance to a new level at the Horizon n League Championships, winning the title in the 50 freestyle with a school- Breaststroke a record performance. In fact, he even broke the league record during the 200 Sam Keele and Brady Huemann each had great freshman seasons in the P freestyle relay but saw that mark bettered in the fi nals. In addition to that, breaststroke events. Keele set new class records in each and went on to fi nish e

e he established new school marks in the 100 and 200 free at the league meet sixth in both at the league championships. Huemann swam in the fi nals in

k as well. the 200 and also scored in the 100. u a “Jake is going to be a leader in that group aft er winning the 50 free cham- “Sam and Brady both just want to get better,” Janssen said. “Th ey both had w l pionship last year,” Janssen said. “He is back to do it again and we signed a great freshmen years and then we look for Sho Young to step right in and i bunch of freshmen in that sprint group – Caleb Sandvold, Mike Brady, Mike contribute like those guys did last year.” M Milwaukee Panthers

Shalla, Brady Garner … they are all looking very good in practice already

0 and will help round out our depth as well as our relay spots. Sprinters win Individual Medley 1

- championships, since every relay is basically a sprint. If we can get a real solid Another very deep event for the team, the Panthers will look to add to it and

9 group of sprinters, we will be set up pretty well.” continue to make its strong parts stronger. Waldhart set a school record in

0 the 400 IM in fi nishing fourth, while Kluczinske and a large group of now- 0 Senior Ed Lichinsky and sophomore Kyle Trelka were close behind on the sophomores bring the depth in Keele, Green, Wise, Rahe and Huemann. 2 2009-10 top times list in each, with Lichinsky scoring points in both the 50 and the 100 at the championships. “It feels good to have depth in the IM’s,” Jannsen said. “We will throw Justin Hastings into the mix and it will help a lot. Th e men are looking to be so solid “Ed Lichinsky and Kyle Trelka will swim some sprints as will Jordan Diel,” across the board in that we don’t think we will have a weak link. We feel we Janssen said. “Otherwise it will be those guys and the incoming freshmen fi xed the spots where we were weak.” that can hopefully step into those roles and develop.” Diving Distance UWM was thin and young at diving last season, but made a solid showing Junior Dan Heraly was UWM’s top fi nisher in the distance events last year, at the league championships. Sophomores Jake Koll (fi ft h on both boards) setting a school record in the 1000 freestyle along the way. He will be joined and Shane Conner (eighth and 10th) return as well as a pair of newcomers in by senior Matt Mahoney, but from there the team will be looking for depth. James Hortman and Carlos Rios.

“Dan Heraly had a good season last year and will look to improve aft er work- “Diving will be an unknown for us,” Janssen said. “Jake and Shane did a great ing very hard this summer,” Janssen said. “A big spot for us to fi x in recruiting job last year, but they were both young and had to learn. I think they are go- was the distance group and we brought in Ryan Goggans and Zac Kraai to ing to step up this year and help out the two freshmen.” help out with that and Cris Smith as well. Th ey are all doing very well already and we hope they develop to where we will see some positives come from Relays this group quickly.” Milwaukee made history last season, setting school records in each and ev-

8 UUWMWM MMen:en: BBrokeroke 2222 SSchool/Leaguechool/League RRecordsecords iinn 22008-09008-09 ery relay. Th at will be a tough task to top, but Janssen returns the bulk of the the championships, but in the end there were fi ve teams in the mix with UIC student-athletes who set those times last season, so she is looking forward coming out – a bit unexpectedly – on top. Th ings look the same heading into to the challenge. this season, in that anything can happen.

“It is tough, but it is a good problem to have,” Janssen said. “Every single “Th e league just keeps getting better,” Janssen said. “It was great and exciting relay seems to have six or seven guys that can compete for the spots. It could for fi ve teams to still be in the mix at the championships on day three last come down to who is the best that day and we will go from there. It will be year. Every one has signed a good class and it will be the same this year. It’s diffi cult to pick relays this season and I feel we will be solid A-B-C-D across anybody’s game and UIC proved that last year. Th at was one of the greatest the board.” things about last year. Everyone who scored out the meet had another school winning handily, but UIC just took over. It just proves that anything can hap- Horizon League pen on any day and we feel we can do the same thing.” Th e men’s side was supposed to be a two-team race a year ago heading into 2 2009-10 0 0 9 - 1 0

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Sky Boggio ...... So...... 6-2 ...... Fly/Sprints...... Falcon Heights, Minn./Roseville w

Mike Brady ...... Fr...... 6-4 ...... Sprints ...... Bartlett, Ill./Bartlett By Class i m Shane Conner ...... So...... 5-10 ...... Diving ...... Racine, Wis./Racine Horlick Seniors (3): Lichinsky, Mahoney, Waldhart Jordan Diel ...... So...... 5-9 ...... Butterfl y...... Delafi eld, Wis./Home-schooled Juniors (4): Ewald, Heraly, Kalinowski, m

Kevin Ewald ...... Jr...... 6-3 ...... Backs/Free ...... Hartland, Wis./Arrowhead/Minnesota i Brady Garner ...... Fr...... 6-0 ...... Sprints ...... San Antonio, Tex./Churchill (Tex.) Kluczinske n Sophomores (11): Boggio, Conner, Diel, g

Ryan Goggans ...... Fr...... 5-9 ...... Distance/Free ...... Appleton, Wis./Appleton North Evan Green ...... So...... 6-0 ...... Butterfl y/IM ...... Eau Claire, Wis./Eau Claire Memorial Green, Huemann, Keele, Koll, Lindquist, &

Rahe, Trelka, Wise Justin Hastings ...... Fr...... 6-0 ...... Back/IM ...... Cheyenne, Wyo./Cheyenne East D Freshmen (13): Brady, Garner, Goggans, Dan Heraly ...... Jr...... 5-9 ...... Distance/Free ...... Green Bay, Wis./Ashwaubenon i Hastings, Hortman, Kraai, Rios, Sandvold, v

James Hortman ...... Fr...... 5-5 ...... Diving ...... Milwaukee, Wis./Riverside i Brady Huemann...... So...... 5-11 ...... Breast/IM ...... Burnsville, Minn./Burnsville Schalla, Smith, Verink, Welchlin, Young n g Jake Kalinowski ...... Jr...... 6-3 ...... Sprints ...... Prior Lake, Minn./Prior Lake By State Sam Keele ...... So...... 5-11 ...... Breaststroke ...... Idaho Falls, Idaho/Idaho Falls Matt Kluczinske ...... Jr...... 6-0 ...... Back/IM ...... Mequon, Wis./Homestead Wisconsin (16): Conner, Diel, Ewald, Gog- Jake Koll ...... So...... 6-0 ...... Diving ...... Racine, Wis./Racine Park gans, Green, Heraly, Hortman, Kluczinske, Zachary Kraai ...... Fr...... 5-10 ..... Mid-Distance/Free...... Zeeland, Mich./Zeeland East Koll, Mahoney, Rios, Sandvold, Schalla, Ed Lichinsky © ...... Sr...... 6-0 ...... Sprints/Butterfl y ...... West Des Moines, Iowa/Valley Trelka, Waldhart, Young Josh Lindquist ...... So...... 6-0 ...... Diving ...... Cape Coral, Fla./Rufus King (Wis.) Minnesota (4): Boggio, Huemann, Matt Mahoney ...... Sr...... 6-0 ...... Freestyle ...... Kenosha, Wis./Tremper Kalinowski, Wise Nathan Rahe ...... So...... 5-10 ...... IM/Butterfl y ...... Ballwin, Mo./Lafayette Iowa (2): Lichinsky, Verink Carlos Rios ...... Fr...... 5-8 ...... Diving ...... Milwaukee, Wis./Riverside Kansas (2): Smith, Welchlin Caleb Sandvold ...... Fr...... 6-3 ...... Sprints ...... Oconomowoc, Wis./Lakeside Lutheran Florida (1): Lindquist Mike Schalla ...... Fr...... 6-2 ...... Sprints ...... West Bend, Wis./Cedarburg Idaho (1): Keele Cris Smith ...... Fr...... 5-8 ...... Distance/Free ...... Olathe, Kan./Olathe East Illinois (1): Brady Kyle Trelka ...... So...... 5-11 ...... Backstroke/Free ...... Sturgeon Bay, Wis./Sturgeon Bay Michigan (1): Kraai Brian Verink ...... Fr...... 5-10 ...... Distance/Free ...... Cedar Falls, Iowa/Cedar Falls Missouri (1): Rahe Jeremy Waldhart © ...... Sr...... 6-1 ...... Backstroke/IM ...... West Bend, Wis./West Bend East Texas (1): Garner Nathan Welchlin ...... Fr...... 6-2 ...... Mid-Distance/Free...... Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley NW Wyoming (1): Hastings Greg Wise ...... So...... 5-10 ...... Butterfl y...... Stillwater, Minn./Stillwater Sho Young ...... Fr...... 5-9 ...... Breast/IM ...... Mequon, Wis./Homestead Note: © - Denotes captain on roster list

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freestyle, sixth in the 1000 free and 13th in the 500 free ... tational Dec. 2. - claimed a win in the 1000 free against Wheaton Nov. 1 ... 1 0

second in the 1000 free in wins over Valparaiso Nov. 22 and High School: Was a captain and all-conference selection at Panthers M Milwaukee Western Illinois Jan. 24 ... second in the 500 free against IU- Edina High School ... lettered all four years ... helped her i l

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free and 15th in the 500 free at the Horizon League Champi- the high school state championship in 2004 as her most P onships, setting career-best times in all three events ... placed memorable sports experience ... loves baseball and hockey. a n t h e r s Swimming & Diving Swimming S

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BBaileyailey NNennigennig 2007-08: Solid showing at the Horizon League Championships, taking fourth in the 400 IM, sixth in the 200 IM and seventh in the SSeniorenior 200 breaststroke ... 17 top-fi ve fi nishes on the season ... great day in IIM/FreestyleM/Freestyle • 55-9-9 the pool against Valparaiso Dec. 8, winning the 200 and 500 free- style to lead the team to a win ... second in the 200 IM and third in GGraftraft on,on, Wis.Wis. • GraftGraft onon HSHS the 200 backstroke versus Wheaton Nov. 2 ... third in the 200 breast PPsychologysychology and fourth in the 200 IM in win over South Dakota State Dec. 7.

2006-07: Placed sixth in the 400 IM and won the consolation heat in both the 200 IM and 200 breaststroke at the Horizon League Nennig’s Career Bests Championships, establishing season-best times in all three events 200 IM ...... 2:04.95 (‘09) 400 IM ...... 4:26.05 (‘09) ... consistent swimmer for UWM, recording 20 top-fi ve fi nishes, 100 Breast ..1:06.18 (‘08) 200 Breast ..2:20.21 (‘09) including 10 in the top three ... second in the 400 IM against West- ern Illinois Jan. 27 ... placed second in both the 200 breaststroke and 200 IM against Wheaton Oct. 27 ... second in the 200 breast 2009-10: Will serve as a team captain. g and third in the 200 IM versus Wright State Oct. 20. n i v 2008-09: Enjoyed a breakout season as a junior, capped with Ho- i High School: Helped lead Graft on to back-to-back WIAA Divi- rizon League Second Team honors in the 400 IM and 400 freestyle D

sion 2 State Championships ... state champion in the 200 IM and relay at the league championships, setting a school record in the

& runner-up in the 500 free as a senior ... also helped team place 400 IM in the process ... also placed third at the league meet in g second at state in the 200 free and medley relays ... named MVP

n both the 200 breaststroke and 200 IM ... member of the school- i of team all four years ... 10-time all-state selection ... state champ record 200 free, 400 free and 800 free relay teams ... fi nished in the m in 500 free as a junior ... holds eight school records: 200 IM, 200 top three 18 times on the year, winning seven times ... placed fi rst

m free, 500 free, 100 fl y, 100 back and as a member of three relays i or second in all seven swims in the 400 IM on the season ... earned ... team captain as a senior and two-time all-conference ... DECA w Horizon League Swimmer of the Week honors aft er sweeping the

S Club member ... scholar-athlete award. Swimming & Diving prelims and fi nals of both the 200 and 400 IM at the Falcon Invita- s r tional Dec. 5-6, while also placing fourth in the 100 breast ... won e Personal: Daughter of Timothy and Holly Nennig ... lists music,

h the 400 IM against Wheaton Nov. 1 ... touched the wall fi rst in the t shopping with friends, photography and all outdoor activities as 200 IM in win over UIC/North Dakota/Butler Nov. 8 ... earned the n hobbies ... lists back-to-back state titles as most memorable sports a team’s most-improved award.

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KKerryerry RossowRossow the season in the breaststroke events, including 10 victories ... fi n- ished the season with fi ve-straight wins in the 100 breast ... swept SSeniorenior the breaststroke events against Valparaiso Dec. 8, setting a new BBreaststrokereaststroke • 55-9-9 Klotsche Natatorium record in the 100 breast ... fi rst in the 100 BBeavereaver DDam,am, WWis.is. • BBeavereaver DDamam HHSS breast and second in the 200 breast against UIC/Butler Nov. 10 ... won the 100 breast at the Wheaton Invitational Nov. 30 ... topped PPsychologysychology the fi eld in the 200 breast in win over Western Illinois Jan. 27.

2006-07: Saved her best for last, winning All-Horizon Second Team honors in both the 100 and 200 breaststroke events at Rossow’s Career Bests the Horizon League Championships (fi nishing second to team- mate Shannon Berndt in each) ... her time in the preliminaries 100 Breast....1:04.10 (‘08) 200 Breast ...2:20.33 (‘08) of the 100 breast established a new UWM freshman record in 200 IM ...... 2:14.02 (‘08) the event and she also set season bests in both and in the 200 IM ... fi nished out of the top fi ve in the breaststroke events just 2008-09: Recorded season-best times in all three events she swam once on the season in 18 tries ... took third in the 200 IM against 2 2009-10 0 in at the Horizon League Championships, placing sixth in both Valparaiso Nov. 11. 0 the 100 and 200 breaststroke and 18th in the 200 IM ... member of 9 - the school record-breaking 200 and 400 medley relay teams ... did High School: Was a WIAA Division I State fi nalist in the 100 1 breaststroke in each of her last three years ... broke the Beaver 0

place in the top three 14 times on the season, winning fi ve times ... won the 100 and 200 breast on back-to-back days against IUPUI/ Dam school record in the 100 breast - a record that had stood for Panthers M Milwaukee

20 years ... 100 breaststroke champion as i Xavier/Saint Louis Nov. 14-15 ... topped the fi eld in the 200 breast l against Wheaton Nov. 1 and Western Illinois Jan. 24 ... claimed the a sophomore, junior and senior ... was a captain as a senior and w a

100 breast against UIC/North Dakota/Butler Nov. 8 ... second in junior ... team MVP three times ... lettered four times as a swim- u the 100 breast against Wisconsin in the season-opener Oct. 10. mer and also spent three years on the soccer team as a goalie ... k National Honor Society member. e e

2007-08: Won a league title in the 100 breaststroke and second P team all-league honors in the 200 breast at the Horizon League Personal: Daughter of Mary Rossow ... lists swimming, , a racquetball and USA Swim Club as hobbies ... counts qualifying n

Championships ... swam to career-best times in each event ... also t earned second team all-league honors as a member of the 200 and participating in WIAA State fi nals as a sophomore with Kris- h e and 400 medley relay teams, with the 200 medley team setting a ti Parker as most memorable sports experience ... thanks Peggy r Broome and her mom for all of their support. s new school record ... fi nished fi rst or second 14 of 16 times on & Diving Swimming S w i m

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JJennyenny WestfallWestfall season-best in the 500 and 200 free at the meet ... won the SSeniorenior 1000 free against Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... took third in the 1000 free in a career-best time and third in the 500 free FFreestylereestyle • 55-7-7 in big UWM win versus Green Bay Feb. 2 ... fourth in the NNeenah,eenah, WWis.is. • NNeenaheenah HHSS 200 free and sixth in the 100 free against Wheaton Nov. 2 ... CCommunicationsommunications named to the 2008 Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.

2006-07: Swam in the 100, 200 and 500 freestyles at the Ho- rizon League Championships, setting a season-best in the Westfall’s Career Bests 100 free ... recorded 11 top-10 fi nishes on the season ... had a 100 Free ...... 55.01 (‘07) 200 Free ....1:58.14 (‘06) great meet against Valparaiso Nov. 11, winning the 500 free 500 Free ....5:09.60 (‘09) 1000 Free ...10:33.28 (‘09) and taking second in the 200 free ... recorded season-best times in both the 200 and 500 free at the Wheaton Invita- 2009-10: Will serve as a team captain. tional Dec. 2. g n i

v 2008-09: Took ninth in the 1000 freestyle, 12th in the 1650 High School: State qualifi er and letterwinner all four years i free and 14th in the 500 free at the Horizon League Cham- ... named team MVP as a senior, junior and sophomore ... D pionships ... set career-best times in each of those events, as Academic All-State in 2006 ... Fox Valley Association Con- & well as in the 200 free ... recorded a victory in the 1000 free ference and Appleton Post Crescent Swimmer of the Year ... g

n against Valparaiso Nov. 22 ... second in the 1000 free in meets also an all-state honorable mention selection ... holds school i against IUPUI/Xavier/Saint Louis Nov. 14, the University of records in 100, 200 and 500 freestyle, the 200 free and 200 m Chicago Jan. 23 and against Green Bay Feb. 7 ... also placed medley relay and the 400 free relay ... two-time state quali- m i fourth in the 500 free against the Phoenix ... third in the 500 fi er for the track team ... National Honor Society member. w free in win over UIC/North Dakota/Butler Nov. 8. S Swimming & Diving

s Personal: Daughter of Mark and Jean Westfall ... earned the r “Gold Tassel” senior graduation award in high school ... has e 2007-08: Finished 15th in the 1000 freestyle and 16th in the h 500 free at the Horizon League Championships, setting a volunteered at the local soup kitchen and church nursery. t n a P e e MMOREORE OONN JJENNY:ENNY: k u WWhyhy UUWM?:WM?: a

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AAlili WiniusWinius IM events at the meet ... set a career best in the 500 freestyle SSeniorenior in a fi ft h-place showing and took fi ft h in the 200 IM against MMid-Distance/IMid-Distance/IM • 55-8-8 Green Bay Feb. 2 ... also fi ft h in the 200 IM Jan, 26 against BBrookfirookfi eeld,ld, WWis.is. • BBrookfirookfi eeldld CCentralentral HHSS Western Illinois. BBusinessusiness 2006-07: Finished fi ft h in the 400 IM at the Horizon League Championships, as well as 10th in the 200 breaststroke and 12th in the 500 freestyle ... set season-best times in the free Winius’ Career Bests and IM events ... her time in the 500 free was the fastest of any UWM freshman and third-best on the squad ... won the 200 IM ...... 2:09.55 (‘09) 400 IM ...... 4:36.77 (‘09) 500 free and took third in the 200 IM in a win over Western 100 Breast .. 1:09.81 (‘09) 200 Breast ...2:24.95 (‘09) Illinois Jan. 27 ... fourth in the 500 free and seventh in the 1000 free against Green Bay Feb. 3. 2008-09: Placed seventh in the 400 IM and 11th in both 2 2009-10 0 the 200 IM and the 200 breaststroke at the Horizon League High School: Four-year letterwinner ... served as captain 0 9

Championships ... recorded career-best times in each event her senior season ... member of the 400 free relay team that - ... best fi nish of the season was second in the 400 IM in win 1 holds the school record ... named team MVP as a sopho- 0

over Wheaton Nov. 1 ... third in the 200 breast against the more ... honor roll member. Panthers M Milwaukee University of Chicago Jan. 23 ... fourth in the 200 breast the i l next day against Western Illinois ... took fourth in her only Personal: Daughter of Steve and Chris Winius ... enjoys go- w attempt of the season at the 500 freestyle against Valparaiso ing to concerts, shopping, tubing, going to the beach, watch- a u

Nov. 22 ... season-best time in the 100 breast at the Falcon ing movies and hanging out with friends ... career goal is to k Invitational Dec. 5. e become a successful accountant ... lists her high school 400 e

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stroke, 11th in the 400 IM and 12th in the 200 IM at the Ho- dential Election as a member of the National Republican t h

rizon League Championships ... set career-best times in both Committee ... sister, Rachel, swims for Southern Illinois. e r s Swimming & Diving Swimming S w i MMOREORE OONN AALI:LI: m WWhyhy UUWM?:WM?: m i ““BecauseBecause iit’st’s ccloselose toto homehome aandnd I ggetet n g

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George’s Career Bests Gross’ Career Bests One-Meter ...... 280.45 (‘09) 50 Free ...... 25.16 (‘07) 100 Free ...... 53.34 (‘08) Th ree-Meter ...... 274.70 (‘09) 200 Free ....1:52.80 (‘09) 500 Free ....5:01.98 (‘09)

g 2008-09: Named Horizon League Co-Diver of the Meet at the Ho- 2008-09: Strong part of freestyle group, placing in the top three 17 times n i rizon League Championships aft er winning a league title on the during the season, winning nine races ... took fi ft h in the 200 freestyle, v i one-meter board and placing third on the three-meter ... both of 10th in the 500 free and 14th in the 100 free at the Horizon League D

her scores at the league meet were career-bests ... competed at the Championships, setting career-best times in the 200 and 500 free ...

& member of the school-record 200 and 800 free relays teams ... won both

NCAA Zone ‘C’ Diving Championships on both boards ... topped g the fi eld on the one-meter against Wright State Oct. 31 with a of her attempts at the 50 free on the year, claiming wins against Whea- n i zone-qualifying point total ... won the one-meter and took sec- ton Nov. 1 and the University of Chicago Jan. 23 ... claimed a win in m ond on the three against IUPUI/Xavier/Saint Louis Nov. 14-15 ... the 500 free against Wheaton as well ... earned victories in the 200 free m claimed a win on the one-meter at the University of Chicago Jan. on back-to-back days against IUPUI/Xavier/Saint Louis Nov. 14-15 ... i recorded a win in the 500 free over Valparaiso Nov. 22 ... named to the w 23 ... other win was in the prelims on three-meter at the league S

Swimming & Diving meet Feb. 25 ... earned the team’s coaches award. Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. s r e

h 2007-08: Placed sixth on the one-meter and seventh on the three- t meter board at the Horizon League Championships ... set season- n a high on the one-meter at the meet ... placed second on the one- P meter against Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... third on the three versus e

e WIU the same day ... recorded season-high total on the three-me- k ter board against Valparaiso Dec. 8. u a

w 2007-08: Solid freshman season, recording 12 top-three showings and l High School: Helped her high school team to state runner-up fi n- i two victories ... took sixth in the 200 freestyle, 11th in the 100 back- ishes in 2004, 2005 and 2006 ... team went 7-1 in the Big Eight

M Milwaukee Panthers stroke and 16th in the 100 free at the Horizon League Championships Conference as a senior, when she went on to fi nish in fi ft h place 0 ... also swam with the 800 freestyle relay team that set a school record at

1 at the Wisconsin state meet ... holds numerous Top 10 records at

- the meet ... topped the fi eld in the 200 free against South Dakota State

9 Middleton Indoor Pool and was named high school team MVP Dec. 7 and versus Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... set a UWM freshman re- 0 as a junior and as a senior ... also 0 cord in the 200 free in a relay split at the Wheaton Invitational Nov. 30

2 2009-10 served as a captain one year ... a four-year member of the soccer High School: Earned First Team All-Big Rivers Conference honors in team, serving as captain two years the 200 freestyle, 100 backstroke, 200 medley relay and 400 free relay ... also participated in gymnastics as a senior ... was a state qualifi er in the 200 free, fi nishing 15th at the ... honor roll member. state meet ... went to state all four years, earning four letters ... was an Academic All-America honorable mention ... state record holder in the Personal: Daughter of Doug and 200 back ... honors list all four years, maintaining 4.0 grade point aver- Karen George ... lists diving, soc- age ... Chancellor’s Award in 2007. cer, gymnastics and choir as hob- bies and interests ... lists being on Personal: Daughter of Gary and Anne Gross ... lists watching movies the podium at the state meet as and hanging out with friends as hobbies ... considers swimming a 1:55 a senior as her most memorable in the 200 freestyle at the 2007 YMCA State Meet as her most memo- sports experience ... grandfather, rable sports experience ... has taught Vacation Bible School at Trinity Jim, played baseball at Iowa ... born Lutheran Church ... YMCA national qualifi er in the 50, 100 and 200 Aug. 20, 1988. freestyles ... given name is Elizabeth ... born March 14, 1989.

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KKellyelly JJarvisarvis KKelseyelsey OOglegle JJuniorunior JJuniorunior SSprintsprints • 5-65-6 FFreestylereestyle • 55-10-10 AArlingtonrlington HHeights,eights, IIll.ll. • BBuffuff aloalo GroveGrove HHSS WWestest BBend,end, WWis.is. • WWestest BBendend WWestest HHSS BBusinessusiness FFinanceinance

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2008-09: Placed third in the 50 freestyle and fourth in the 2008-09: Missed the second half of the season due to injury ... 0 0

100 free in win over the University of Chicago Jan. 23 ... time placed third in the 200 freestyle in win over Valparaiso Nov. 22 9

... fourth in the 200 free against UIC/North Dakota/Butler Nov. - in the 100 was a season-best .... fi ft h the next day in the 50 1

8 ... fourth in the 50 free in victory over Wheaton Nov. 1. 0

free in victory over Western Illinois ... season-best time in Milwaukee Panthers M Milwaukee the 50 free against Green Bay Feb. 7, taking sixth ... fi ft h in

2007-08: Made an immediate impact for UWM in the middle i l the 50 free against Wheaton Nov. 1 and Valparaiso Nov. 22. distance events ... took 10th in the 500 and 1000 freestyle and w

fi ft h in the 200 free at the Horizon League Championships ... a member of the school-record 800 freestyle relay team as well u 2007-08: Highest fi nish of the season was a third-place ef- k

... set UWM freshman records in the 200 and 500 free at the e fort in the 50 freestyle against South Dakota State Dec. 7 ... e

championship meet ... 13 top-three fi nishes on the season, in- fi rst race of UWM career was a sixth-place showing in the cluding four wins ... posted UWM’s top times in the 200 and P a

50 free against UIC/Butler Nov. 10 ... took seventh in the 100 500 free ... big day against Wheaton Nov. 2, claiming wins in the n t free against Green Bay Feb. 2 ... named to the 2008 Horizon 200 and 500 free ... helped UWM to a win over Green Bay Feb. h

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team captain and was a g High School: Named Wisconsin Little 10 Conference Swim- two-year state qualifi er mer of the Year all four seasons ... placed sixth in the 200 and ... National Honor Soci- 500 freestyles at the state meet as a senior and also holds con- ety member. ference records in each of those events ... earned fi rst team all- conference honors in those same events as a senior and was Personal: Daughter of also named to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel All-Area Second Team in 2006 ... all-conference selection all four years ... fi ve- Will and Elaine Jarvis ... time all-state honorable mention in 200 and 500 freestyle ... lists cooking, basketball, holds school records in the 200 free, 500 free, 200 IM, 100 back running and swimming and as a member of the 400 free relay. as hobbies ... enjoys hanging out with her Personal: Daughter of Brian and Mary Ellen Ogle ... sister, Jen- ny, swam at UW-Whitewater ... lists swimming, golfi ng, bas- teammates ... career goal ketball and cooking as hobbies ... considers when her 400 free is to be a cafe owner ... relay team broke the school record and qualifi ed for state as has worked as a lifeguard a freshman as her most memorable sports experience ... born ... born Nov. 22, 1988. April 15, 1989.

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Rebitski’s Career Bests Roy’s Career Bests 50 Free ...... 25.92 (‘08) 100 Free ...... 55.11 (‘09) One-Meter ...... 226.12 (‘07) 200 Free ....1:58.25 (‘09) 500 Free ....5:24.77 (‘09) Th ree-Meter ...... 245.70 (‘07)

g 2008-09: Established career-best times in four events over the 2008-09: Finished the season with a fi ft h-place showing on the n i course of the season ... best fi nish was a third-place showing in one-meter and sixth-place showing on the three-meter board at v i the 200 freestyle in win over the University of Chicago Jan. 23 ... the Horizon League Championships ... best fi nishes of the season D

also set a personal-best in the 500 free that meet ... fourth the next were second on the one-meter in victory over Valparaiso Nov. 22 &

day in the 200 free with a career-best time ... also set a career best and second on the three-meter in win over the University of Chi- g against Western Illinois Jan. 24 in the 100 free, placing fourth ... cago Jan. 23 ... season-best point total against Chicago on three- n i recorded a fourth-place showing three-straight times in the 100 meter ... career-best point total on one-meter at Falcon Invitational m free Oct. 10 through Nov. 22 ... named to the Horizon League Aca- Dec. 5 ... placed third on the three-meter against Green Bay Feb. 7 m demic Honor Roll ... earned the team’s captain’s award. ... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. i w S

Swimming & Diving 2007-08: Top fi nish on the season was a fourth-place showing in 2007-08: Placed eighth on both boards at the Horizon League s r the 1000 freestyle in UWM’s win over Green Bay Feb. 2 ... fi ft h in Championships ... big day in the pool against Western Illinois Jan. e

h the 200 free in win over Western Illinois Jan. 27 ... sixth in the 100 26, claiming victories on both boards ... second on the one-me- t free and seventh in the 50 free at Eastern Michigan Oct. 20. ter board with a season-high point total and fourth on the three n a against Wright State Oct. 20 ... third place on the three-meter P in win over South Dakota State Dec. 7 ... set season-high on the e

e three-meter Dec. 8 against Valparaiso ... named to the 2008 Hori- k zon League Academic Honor Roll. u a w l High School: Dove to a fourth place fi nish as a senior and sev- i enth place as a junior at the Minnesota State Championship meet M Milwaukee Panthers ... was named team MVP three 0

1 High School: Helped lead her team to its best-ever fi nishes at the times in four years and to the -

9 Wisconsin State meet, taking 10th as a senior and 12th as a junior all-state team twice ... holds the

0 ... placed 10th in the 100 freestyle and 11th in the 200 freestyle school record on the one-meter 0

2 2009-10 at the state meet as a senior ... helped her team to an undefeat- board ... earned all-conference ed regular season and sectional championship in 2005 ... named recognition for her diving to go MVP as a senior ... lettered four years ... First Team All-Metro as a along with conference and all- senior aft er honorable mention honors as a junior ... earned vari- state academic awards ... earned ous fi rst and second team all-conference accolades ... captain as six varsity letters. a junior and senior ... National Honor Society ... high honor roll every semester ... Scholar-Athlete Award in 2007 ... All-State Aca- Personal: Daughter of David and demic Team. Julie Roy ... lists water skiing, shopping and skiing as hobbies Personal: Daughter of Mike and Diane Rebitski ... lists her last ... has worked as a gymnastics high school meet at state as her most memorable sports experi- coach ... considers her fourth- ence ... hobbies and interests include swimming, boating, skiing place fi nish at state as her most and camping ... has done volunteer work for the American Heart memorable sports experience ... Association and Bay Port Athletics ... a psychology major in school career goal is to win conference ... born May 21, 1989. ... born June 15, 1989.

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DDanielleanielle WengerWenger JJuniorunior DDistance/Freestyleistance/Freestyle • 55-11-11 HHartford,artford, WWis.is. • HHartfordartford UUnionnion HHSS EEducationducation

Wenger’s Career Bests 200 Free ....1:55.91 (‘08) 500 Free ....4:55.29 (‘09) Personal: Daughter of Joel Wenger and Kristen Jenkyns ... plans 1000 Free ....10:06.65 (‘09) 1650 Free ...16:53.14 (‘09) on teaching high school history and psychology ... hopes to coach a high school swim team as well ... loves being a Panther and looks

forward to the men’s and women’s teams being Horizon League 2 2009-10 2008-09: Named Horizon League Swimming & Diving Athlete champions ... born July 14, 1989. 0 of the Year aft er an impressive showing at the league champion- 0 9 ships ... broke school records in the 500 freestyle, 1000 free and - 1

1650 free, while also establishing a new Horizon League record KKatelynatelyn BrittainBrittain 0

in the 1000 free ... claimed league titles in the 1000 and mile and Panthers M Milwaukee placed second in the 500 free aft er taking fi rst in the prelims ... i

JJuniorunior l also received second-team all-league honors as a member of the w

400 free relay team ... member of the 400 and 800 free relay teams BButterflutterfl yy/Breaststroke/Breaststroke • 55-9-9 a that broke school records ... placed fi rst or second 23 times in 28 u

GGreenreen BBay,ay, WWis.is. • BBayay PPortort HHSS k races on the season, winning 15 times on the year ... lowered the BBusinessusiness e school mark in the 500 free three times and in the 1000 twice ... e fi rst broke the league mark in the 1000 in win at the University of P a

Chicago Jan. 23 ... did not lose in the 1000 aft er Oct. 31 and won n t all three attempts on the year in the mile ... named Horizon League Brittain’s Career Bests h Swimmer of the Week Jan. 28 aft er winning six events ... won the e r

500 twice and the 1000 and mile once each against IUPUI/Xavi- 100 Fly ...... 1:00.88 (‘07) 200 Fly ...... 2:16.14 (‘07) s Swimming & Diving Swimming er/Saint Louis Nov. 14-15 ... placed fi rst in the 500 and the 1000 100 Breast .... 1:11.69 (‘07) 200 Breast ....2:41.56 (‘07) S against Green Bay Feb. 7 ... named to the Academic All-Horizon w i

League Team and Horizon League Academic Honor Roll ... earned 2008-09: Competed at the season-opening meet against Wisconsin Oct. m the team’s coaches award. 10 ... placed third in the 100 butterfl y and fourth in the 100 breaststroke. m i 2007-08: Capped an illustrious campaign by becoming just the n

2007-08: Swam in seven diff erent events as a freshman ... placed sixth g third UWM freshman to win two league titles at the Horizon in the 200 backstroke against Green Bay Feb. 2 ... seventh in the 200 & League Championships ... broke school records in the 1000 free- breaststroke against Eastern Michigan Oct. 20 and Wheaton Nov. 2. style and 1650 freestyle at the meet en route to league titles in each D i event ... also placed seventh in the 500 free at the meet ... earned v i second team all-league honors as a member of the 200 and 400 n medley relay teams, with the 200 medley squad setting a school g record ... also swam with the record-setting 800 free relay team Feb. 22 ... broke UWM freshman records in the 200, 500, 1000 and 1650 free over the course of the season ... recorded 17 top- three fi nishes on the season, including nine victories ... victorious High School: Helped high school team to an undefeated regular sea- in both the 500 and 1000 free against South Dakota State Dec. 7 son and sectional championship in 2005 and a 10th place fi nish at the ... won the 500 free and took second in the 1650 free against UIC/ state meet as a senior, swimming in breaststroke and butterfl y events ... Butler Nov. 10 ... took fi rst in the 500 free and third in the 200 free earned fi rst and second team all-conference honors in various events versus Western Illinois Jan. 27 ... placed second in her only attempt all four years ... four-year letterwinner ... also played four years for the at the 200 backstroke in win over Green Bay Feb. 2. soccer team at goalkeeper and defender ... student council member.

High School: Served as team captain and was a four-year letter Personal: Daughter of Brad and Carol Brittain ... sister, Meggin, swam winner while competing in all freestyle events ... all-state selection at Lawrence University ... lists swimming, soccer, hunting, fi shing and as a senior in the 500 freestyle ... all-state honorable mention as spending time with family and friends as interests and hobbies ... put a junior in the 500 and 200 free ... holds school records in both in over 1,500 community service hours for groups such as Ducks Un- events as well ... state qualifi er in the 200 free, 500 free, 200 free limited and the Howard Lions Club ... swam for Howard Swamico relay and 400 free relay ... high honors all four years. Stormbreakers and the Green Bay YMCA ... born July 16, 1988.

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DDanielleanielle ChapmanChapman MMorganorgan HHearnearn SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore SSprintsprints • 5-85-8 DDivingiving • 5-35-3 NNewew London,London, Wis.Wis. • NewNew LondonLondon HSHS MMadison,adison, Wis.Wis. • EdgewoodEdgewood HHSS UUndecidedndecided PPhysicalhysical Th erapyerapy

Chapman’s Career Bests Hearn’s Career Bests 50 Free ...... 24.50 (‘09) 100 Free ...... 54.70 (‘09) One-Meter ...... 204.83 (‘09) 100 Back ...1:00.96 (‘08) 200 Back ...2:05.45 (‘09) Th ree-Meter ...... 232.88 (‘09)

g 2008-09: Placed sixth in the 200 backstroke, 15th in the 50 2008-09: Placed ninth on the three-meter board and 12th n i freestyle and 17th in the 100 butterfl y at the Horizon league on the one-meter board at the Horizon League Champion- v i Championships ... broke the UWM freshman record in the ships ... took fi ft h on both boards against Western Illinois D 200 back in the preliminaries and again in the fi nals at the Jan. 24, recording season-high point totals on each ... third & championships ... recorded season-best times in each of her on the one-meter in win over Valparaiso Nov. 22 ... fi ft h on g n events at the meet ... member of the school-record 200 free the three against the University of Chicago Jan. 23 and on i

m relay squad ... took fi rst in the 200 back in win over Whea- the one against Wright State Oct. 31.

m ton Nov. 1 ... won the 100 fl y against Valparaiso Nov. 22 ... i

w second in the 100 back and fourth in the 200 back against S

Swimming & Diving University of Chicago Jan. 23 ... second in the 200 back and s r third in the 50 free in meet against UIC/Butler/North Da- e

h kota Nov. 8. t n a High School: Named the 2007 Bay Conference Swimmer of P

e the Year ... member of state champion 200 medley relay as e

k a senior, helping team set a new school record ... two-time u

a state champ and 16-time state qualifi er ... placed sixth in the

w 50 freestyle and seventh in the 100 free at the state meet ... at l i state, took sixth in the 100 free as a junior and sixth in the 50 M Milwaukee Panthers free and fi ft h in the 200 individual medley as a sophomore 0

1 ... named a member of the Appleton Post Crescent Athlete of -

9 the Week Honor Roll ... four-year honor student ... also let- 0

0 tered twice in track & fi eld. 2 2009-10 High School: An accomplished high school diver, was named the WIAA Division II Diver of the Year aft er win- ning the state championship as a senior ... also named the Wisconsin State Journal Diver of the Year and to the Capital Times “Dream Team” ... named all-state as a junior and se- nior and dove at state all four years of her career.

Personal: Daughter of Daniel and Dawn Hearn ... lists diving, Personal: Daughter of Michael and Karie Chapman ... con- singing, acting, lifeguarding and coaching as hobbies ... con- siders taking fi rst at state in 2008 in the 200 medley relay as siders being a two-time WIAA Diver of the Year as her most her most memorable sports moment ... lists watching mov- memorable sports experience ... cousin, Nick Toon, plays ies, going to the beach and spending time with friends and football for the Wisconsin Badgers ... has done community family as hobbies and interests ... born May 13, 1990. work for Ironman and Eldercare ... born March 18, 1990.

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HHeidieidi NiespodzanyNiespodzany MMaggieaggie PPeaseease SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore MMid-Distance/Freestyleid-Distance/Freestyle • 66-1-1 BBackstrokeackstroke • 55-2-2 PPulaski,ulaski, WWis.is. • PulaskiPulaski HSHS MMukwonago,ukwonago, WWis.is. • MMukwonagoukwonago HHSS KKinesiologyinesiology BBusinessusiness

Niespodzany’s Career Bests Pease’s Career Bests 100 Free ...... 52.46 (‘09) 200 Free ....1:53.57 (‘09) 100 Back ...1:01.10 (‘09) 200 Back ...2:10.86 (‘09) 500 Free ....5:01.55 (‘09) 1000 Free ..11:03.71 (‘08) 500 Free ...... 5:22.18 (‘08) 2 2009-10

2008-09: Consistent swimmer as a freshman, placed in the 2008-09: Established season-best times in three events at 0 0 top three on 16 occasions, taking second place eight times the Horizon League Championships, taking 16th in the 200 9 -

... fi nished sixth in the 200 freestyle, eighth in the 100 free backstroke and 17th in both the 100 back and 1650 freestyle 1 0

and won the consolation fi nals of the 500 free at the Hori- ... third in the 100 back against Wright State Oct. 31 and Milwaukee Panthers M Milwaukee zon League Championships ... set UWM freshman records Valparaiso Nov. 22 ... third in the 200 back in win over the i l in the 200 and 500 free at the championship meet ... member University of Chicago Jan. 23. w of the school-record 400 and 800 free relay teams ... 400 free a u relay squad earned second-team all-league honors ... second High School: Swam for the Mukwonago/Waukesha South k e in the 200 and 500 against Wright State Oct. 31 ... second in team in high school ... was a state qualifi er in the 100 back- e the 200 free and third in the 100 free in wins over Valparaiso stroke and also swam in 200 medley relay at state, helping P a

Nov. 22 and the University of Chicago Jan. 23 ... fi rst broke her team to an eighth-place fi nish ... four-year letterwinner n t the 200 free freshman record in the 200 free at the Falcon ... named most improved as a member of her club team. h e

Invitational Dec. 5, placing third ... second in the 500 free r s Swimming & Diving Swimming

at the Falcon Invite Dec. 6 and in win over Western Illinois Personal: Daughter of Joe and Lisa Pease ... given name is S

Jan. 24. Margaret ... career goal is to work at a successful company w i

and to some day publish a book ... lists getting gold at State m

High School: As a senior, was named the 2007 Fox River Games of America as her most memorable sports experi- m i

Classic Conference swimmer of the year as well as the 2007 ence ... brother, Scott, plays soccer at Carroll College and n Green Bay Press-Gazette girls co-swimmer of the year ... mom, Lisa, was a diver at UWM ... lists writing, shopping g placed sixth in the 200 freestyle at state as a senior and also and hanging out with family as hobbies and interests ... born &

was part of the state 200 free Aug. 14, 1989. D i relay team from Pulaski ... v i n

played soccer and basketball g as a high school athlete ... a YMCA National qualifi er ... honors student all four years.

Personal: Lists acrylic paint- ing as a hobby ... career goal is to be successful in what- ever career she ends up in ... most memorable sports ex- perience was when she made her club coach cry ... has worked in a daycare ... born Jan. 23, 1990.

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JJenniferennifer SSchoberchober SSaraharah WardeckeWardecke SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore BBack/IM/Breaststrokeack/IM/Breaststroke • 55-0-0 SSprints/Breaststrokeprints/Breaststroke • 55-7-7 WWhitewater,hitewater, WWis.is. • MiltonMilton HHSS AAppleton,ppleton, Wis.Wis. • KimberlyKimberly HHSS HHealthealth SSciencesciences MMathematicsathematics

Schober’s Career Bests Wardecke’s Career Bests 100 Back ...1:00.46 (‘09) 200 Back ...2:09.61 (‘09) 50 Free ...... 23.76 (‘09) 100 Free ...... 52.25 (‘09) 200 IM ...... 2:14.32 (‘08) 400 IM ...... 4:40.71 (‘09) 100 Breast ...1:02.49 (‘09) 200 Breast...2:16.73 (‘09)

g 2008-09: Established season-best times in each event at the Ho- 2008-09: Burst on the scene with a terrifi c freshman campaign, n i rizon League Championships, taking 11th in the 200 backstroke, capped with Horizon League titles in the 100 and 200 breaststroke v i 13th in the 400 IM and 14th in the 100 back ... best fi nish of the in league, school and UWM freshman-record times at the league D

season was a second-place eff ort in the 200 back against the Uni- championships ... earned second team honors with the 400 free relay &

versity of Chicago Jan. 23 ... season-best time in the 200 IM at Fal- squad ... became the fourth-ever swimmer to claim two individual g con Invitational Dec. 5 ... third in the 100 back in season-opener league crowns as a freshman ... also placed third in the 50 freestyle at n i against Wisconsin Oct. 10 ... fourth in the 200 IM in win over Val- the league meet, lowering the school freshman record in the race for m paraiso Nov. 22. the third time on the year ... swam with the school-record 200 free, m 400 free, 200 medley and 400 medley relay teams ... won an amaz- i

w High School: A four-time state qualifi er who helped her high ing 18 times and took second another seven on the season ... named S

Swimming & Diving school team to Southern Lakes Conference championships each Horizon League Swimmer of the Week Nov. 19 ... earned the team’s s r season of her high school career ... all-state and all-conference rookie of the year award. e

h swimmer who was named team MVP four times ... also served as t team captain as a senior ... holds school records in the 100 back- n a stroke, 200 freestyle, 500 free and as a member of all three relay P teams ... as a senior, placed fi ft h in the 200 IM and seventh in the e

e 100 back at the state meet ... as a sophomore, placed second in the k 200 free at state ... a two-time u a conference champion in the w l 100 back ... Badger Girls State i participant in 2007 and Na- M Milwaukee Panthers tional Honor Society member. High School: Four-year all-conference swimmer for the Appleton 0

1 West/Kimberly swim team ... earned All-American honors three -

9 Personal: Daughter of Rick years ... selected Fox Valley Association Swimmer of the Year twice

0 and Terry Schober ... career in her prep career ... four-time team MVP and letterwinner ... as a 0

2 2009-10 goal is to become a fi rst or sec- senior, was team captain and placed third in both the 100 breast- ond grade teacher ... lists swim- stroke and 200 IM at the state meet ... recorded a third place fi nish ming, soccer, watching movies in the 100 breast and was seventh in the 200 IM at the state meet as a and spending time with friends junior ... Appleton Post Crescent Girls Swimming Athlete of the Year and family as hobbies and in- as a senior, junior and sophomore and to its All-Area Girls Swim terests ... has done community Team ... four-time scholar-athlete ... National Honor Society mem- service for the Milton Food ber ... honor roll all four years ... high school valedictorian. Pantry and Holiday Baskets for the Needy with St. Mary’s Personal: Daughter of David and Peggy Wardecke ... career goal is Church ... considers getting to become a high school math teacher and coach a high school swim her fi rst high school record as team ... considers the state meet her senior year and the fi rst time she a freshman in the 100 back as made fi nals at YMCA Nationals to be her greatest sports moments ... her most memorable sports has done volunteer work for Harbor House and the Salvation Army moment ... born Jan. 4, 1990. ... lists coaching, swimming, lifeguarding, music and hanging out with friends as hobbies and interests ... born Dec. 5, 1989.

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TTayloraylor AndrewsAndrews MMaggiaggi BBeckeck FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman DDistance/IMistance/IM • 5-105-10 BBackstroke/Flyackstroke/Fly • 5-45-4 NNashotah,ashotah, Wis.Wis. • ArrowheadArrowhead HSHS MMinot,inot, NN.D..D. • MMinotinot HHSS NNursingursing UUndecidedndecided

High School: Did not compete with her high school team as a se- High School: Helped team to a state title each year ... West Region nior ... three-time letterwinner who was a state qualifi er in the 200 Senior Athlete of the Year, won state titles in the 100 backstroke as IM, 100 breaststroke and 200 freestyle relay ... her team won state a junior and in the 100 back and 200 IM as a senior ... was a mem-

titles in two of her three seasons ... swims for the Oconomowoc ber of the state-champion 200 medley relay team each season, set- 2 2009-10 Pabst Farms YMCA Club Team ... is a YMCA national qualifi er. ting the state record as a senior ... a fi ve-year all-conference and 0 0

all-state selection, earned All-American status in three events and 9 -

Personal: Daughter of Courtney and Sherry Andrews ... career was named MVP of her team on two occasions ... holds the state 1 goal is to become a certifi ed nurse practitioner ... most memorable record in the 400 IM ... earned team awards for hardest worker 0 sports experience was winning the high school state title in 2006 ... and team spirit ... four-time all-academic. Panthers M Milwaukee i chose UWM because she enjoyed the coaching staff and the team l w

... brother, Conner, swims for the Wisconsin Badgers ... has volun- Personal: Daughter of Jeff and Nancy Beck ... career goal is to be- a teered at Special Olympics swim meets ... born Nov. 3, 1990. come the editor of People Magazine ... member of the Minot Swim u k

Club for 13 years ... chose UWM because of her experience on her e e

recruiting trip ... born April 24, 1990. P a n t h e r s Swimming & Diving Swimming

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High School: Was a team captain as a senior, qualifying for the New High School: Th ree-year letterwinner was a team MVP and cap- g York State High School Championships in the 100 backstroke, 200 tain ... holds school records in the 500 freestyle, 200 IM and as medley relay and the 400 free relay ... sectional champion in the 100 a member of the 400 free relay team ... an All-Fox River Classic backstroke ... fi ve-time state qualifi er ... won two sectional relay cham- Conference swimmer, winning league titles in the 100 breaststroke pionships ... named Mid-Hudson Athletic League All-Academic ... and 200 IM ... four-year honor roll member, lettering in academics National Honor Society member ... honor roll member. ... in addition, she is a YMCA national qualifi er for the Green Bay YMCA Swim Team. Personal: Daughter of Brian and Christine Berg ... club teams include the Newburgh Sharks and Marist Swim Club ... career goal is to earn Personal: Daughter of Ted and Sue Blohm ... most memorable a degree in business and become a clothing buyer ... most memorable sports experience was meeting all of the Olympians prior to the sports experience was when she was a Junior Olympic champion in 2008 Olympics ... career goal is to become a graphic designer for the 200 backstroke in 2008 ... brother, Kyle, swims at Boston Universi- an advertising company ... chose UWM because of the art pro- ty and sister, Corey, is an assistant coach at Cornell ... has volunteered gram ... born Jan. 16, 1991. with the Hyde Park Stingrays Swim Team and was an offi cer for the Freshmen Network Support Team ... born June 21, 1991.

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RRandeeandee CCardinalardinal AAndreandrea CChvatalhvatal FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman SSprintsprints • 5-75-7 BBackstrokeackstroke • 55-10-10 BBlaine,laine, MMinn.inn. • BlaineBlaine HHSS EEagan,agan, Minn.Minn. • EastviewEastview HHSS UUndecidedndecided EEducationducation

High School: Five-time all-conference and six-time all-sectional High School: Earned All-Lake Conference honors twice in her ca- selection while in high school ... a four-time state qualifi er, includ- reer, qualifying for the state meet two seasons ... earned All-Amer- ing in both the 50 and 100 freestyle ... key member of her high ican consideration in the 100 backstroke as a senior, placing 10th school relay teams, helping the 200 free, 400 free and 200 medley in the 100 back at state while also swimming in the 50 freestyle at g relay teams establish school records ... holds fi ve school records the championship meet ... was also an all-conference selection in n i overall ... team MVP two times and named most dedicated three both the 100 back and 50 free ... earned team MVP and rookie of v i seasons ... graduated with high honors and lettered in academics. the year honors ... holds three school records. D

& Personal: Daughter of Rollie and Rochelle Cardinal ... career goal Personal: Daughter of Robert and Barb Chvatal ... plans to minor g is to become a graphic designer or sports psychologist ... most in French ... chose UWM because it had everything she wanted to n i memorable sports experience was swimming at juniors in Flori- be part of her college experience ... considers when she broke three m da and breaking the school 50 and 100 freestyle records ... chose records at senior sectional meet to be her most memorable sports m i UWM because she loved the city and campus and the team felt like experience ... career goal is to be a physics teacher in a school, w a good fi t ... has volunteered at homeless shelters and blood drives preferably in France ... swam for the Black Dog Swimming Club S Swimming & Diving

s ... born Sept. 23, 1990. for over 10 years ... born Feb. 1, 1991. r e h t n a

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0 High School: An an all-state diver as a prep ... went to state all High School: Led her team to a state championship in 2007 and 2 2009-10 four years ... set school records for six and 11-dives as a senior ... was runner-up in 2008 ... state qualifi er in the 100 breaststroke ... point total in the 11-dive category not only set the school mark four-year letterwinner ... earned all-state honors in the 200 medley but broke the city mark as well ... placed fi ft h at the state meet as relay as a senior ... was an all-conference and all-sectional selec- a senior, fourth as a junior and won the fi rst sectional champion- tion ... earned honors with distinction. ship for a Case diver in over 20 years ... selected an academic All- American and to the all-state academic team. Personal: Daughter of Greg and Paula King ... nickname is “Madie” ... club team is Badger Aquatics ... career goal is to get a Personal: Daughter of Alan and Debbie Griffi ths ... plans to minor good job ... chose UWM because the swim team was good, it was in chemistry ... career goal is to become a doctor ... most memo- a good school and it was not far from home ... lists the state meet rable sports experience was breaking the school and city record her senior year as her most memorable sports experience ... born at sectionals her senior year ... has volunteered for church mis- Aug. 10, 1991. sion trips the past fi ve summers ... also competes for the Schroeder Diving Club ... chose UWM because she loved the coaches and likes being close to home ... born Sept. 10, 1990.

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SShannonhannon SlatterySlattery KKarmynarmyn VVandeWetteringandeWettering FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman BBreaststroke/IMreaststroke/IM • 55-6-6 DDistance/Freestyleistance/Freestyle • 55-8-8 CChesterfihesterfi eeld,ld, MMo.o. • MMarquettearquette HHSS DDeForest,eForest, Wis.Wis. • DeForestDeForest HSHS GGraphicraphic DesignDesign EEducationducation

High School: State qualifi er in the 100 breaststroke, 200 IM, 200 High School: Led her team to three state titles in her career ... state medley relay and the 400 medley relay ... was a consolation fi nalist qualifi er in four events ... earned all-state honors in the 200 free- in the 100 breast in 2008 and took 10th as a sophomore ... select- style and as a member of the 200 and 400 free relay teams ... team

ed to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Honor Roll and as an honorable co-captain as a senior and four-year letterwinner ... holds school 2 2009-10 mention selection to its All-Metro Team ... holds school record in records with two relay teams and was named most improved af- 0 0

100 breaststroke ... also played soccer and soft ball in high school. ter her sophomore season ... selected as a DeForest Times Tribune 9 -

Honor Athlete ... also ran track & fi eld in high school ... a junior 1 Personal: Daughter of Jim and Laurie Slattery ... plans to minor in national qualifi er in 2009 in the 200 and 800 freestyle relays. 0 business ... career goal is to design page layouts for a major maga- Panthers M Milwaukee i zine ... most memorable sports experience was placing third in the Personal: Daughter of Joe VandeWettering and Amber Marquardt l w

100 breaststroke at the state meet and breaking the high school ... also swam for the DeForest Aquatic Club ... most memorable a record ... grandfather played football at West Point ... born Dec. sports experience was winning three state titles in a row ... career u k

18, 1990. goal is to swim all four years in college and improve her times ... e e

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High School: A three-time fi rst team all-state swimmer ... four-time all- High School: Was an all-state diver in high school, placing sixth g conference selection ... led her team to a state championship as a junior at the Wisconsin State Meet in 2008 ... four-time state qualifi er with second-place individual swims in the 50 freestyle and 100 freestyle has earned fi rst team all-conference honors and was named team ... earned All-America consideration in the 200 free and 400 free relay MVP as a senior ... two-time Greater Metro Conference champion and won a state title in the 200 free relay ... school record holder in 50 ... honor roll student ... achiever award ... also a member of the freestyle and 100 butterfl y ... two-year team captain ... member of the Schroeder Diving Club and placed third on three-meter and sixth Kansas City Star’s All-Metro Swim team ... earned All-Johnson County on one-meter at 2008 YMCA Nationals. honors in the 50 free and 200 free relay ... two-time scholar-athlete. Personal: Daughter of Mark and Valerie Werner ... career goal is Personal: Daughter of Perry and Becky Watson ... career goal is to im- to be a fi rst grade teacher ... older sister swam at UW-La Crosse ... prove her times and become a better athlete overall ... considers win- has volunteered on church mission trips ... chose UWM because ning the state title in 2008 and being part of the champion 200 free she loved the coach, loved the campus and loved being close to relay team as her most memorable sports experience ... sister, Madison, home ... considers going to YMCA Nationals as her most memo- plays soccer at Wentworth Institute of Design ... has volunteered on a rable sports experience ... born May 30, 1991. mission trip to New Orleans ... born July 3, 1991.

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High School: Led her team to four-straight conference titles and High School: A fi ve-time Wyoming state champion and All- two sectional titles ... four-year state qualifi er was an all-confer- American swimmer ... at state, won the 100 backstroke (2007, ence swimmer each season ... won conference titles in the 100 but- 2006), 200 IM (2008, 2006) and was a member of the winning 200 terfl y and with two relay teams as a senior ... four-year letterwin- medley relay squad in 2006 ...owns school records in the 100 back, g ner ... also swims for the Eau Claire YMCA Marlins, where she was 200 IM and as part of the 200 medley and 200 freestyle relay teams n i a national qualifi er in the 100 fl y, 200 medley and freestyle relays ... also holds the Southern Wyoming Athletic Conference records v i and the 400 medley and free relays. in those events ... four-time Wyoming Coaches Association all- D state and all-conference honoree and the Wyoming Swimming, Inc. & Personal: Daughter of Sean and Deborah Whitney ... career goal Athlete of the Year in 2006 ... team captain as a junior and senior, g is to get a job that she loves ... her mom swam in college at UW- Team MVP in 2005 and her school’s outstanding athlete during n i Eau Claire ... most memorable sports experience was swimming her sophomore, junior and senior years ... member of the National m the 400 free relay at conference; winning the race and beating their Society of High School Scholars. m i rivals ... chose UWM because of the combination of the swimming w and education programs ... born July 1, 1991. Personal: Daughter of Tim and Jill Wisdorf ... chose UWM be- S Swimming & Diving

s cause she loved the campus and the coaches ... career goal is to get r a good job working with kids ... most memorable sports experi- e h ence was winning her age group and setting a state record in the t

n 200 back when she was 11 ... volunteers her time for swim lessons a and coaching ... born Sept. 24, 1991.

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Personal: Daughter of Peter and Heather Yanzsa ... plans to minor in political science ... career goal is to go to law school and become a corporate business lawyer ... chose UWM because it was a good distance from home and really liked the school ... most memorable sports experience was in 2007 when her 400 free relay team broke the school record ... has done community service work for four years at St. John’s youth group and participated in the National Catholic Youth Conference ... born Feb. 12, 1991. Jenny Westfall and Bailey Nennig will serve as team captains for the women this season.

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EEdd LLichinskyichinsky the 100 backstroke, 18th in the 50 freestyle and 19th in the SSeniorenior 100 butterfl y ... best fi nish of the season was a third-place eff ort in the 50 free in a win over South Dakota State Dec. SSprints/Butterflprints/Butterfl y • 6-06-0 7 ... fourth in the 50 against Green Bay Feb. 2 ... member of WWestest DDeses MMoines,oines, IIowaowa • VValleyalley HHSS the 200 free relay squad that posted the best team-time of BBusinessusiness the season Feb. 20.

2006-07: Placed 15th in the 100 butterfl y and 16th in the 100 backstroke at the Horizon League Championships, set- Lichinsky’s Career Bests ting season-best times in both ... recorded a victory in the 50 Free ...... 20.87 (‘09) 100 Free ...... 46.03 (‘09) 50 freestyle against Valparaiso Nov. 11 ... had the third-best 100 Back ...... 54.10 (‘08) 100 Fly ...... 50.10 (‘09) time in the 50 free on the team ... placed second in the 100 butterfl y against Western Illinois Jan. 27 ... took third at But- 2009-10: Will serve as a team captain. ler Nov. 12 and the Ball State Invitational in the 100 fl y Nov. g

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v 2008-09: Won the consolation fi nal in the 100 butterfl y at the i Horizon League Championships ... also placed 12th in the High School: Was a six-time high school All-American ... D 100 freestyle and 15th in the 50 freestyle at the meet ... all holds the Valley High School record in the 200 medley ... his & three of those results were in career-best times ... swam with team fi nished third as a senior at the Iowa Boys High School g

n the school record-breaking 200 and 400 free relays ... placed meet, where he had two All-American swims and two top- i second in the 200 free in win over Wheaton Nov. 1 ... fi nished eight fi nishes. m second in the preliminaries of the 100 butterfl y at the Falcon m i Invitational Dec. 5 ... third in the 100 free against IUPUI/ Personal: Son of Alex and Tanya Lichinsky ... hobbies in- w Xavier/Saint Louis Nov. 14 and Western Illinois Jan. 24. clude computer gaming and paintball ... is also a car enthu- S Swimming & Diving

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MMattatt MMahoneyahoney and fi ft h in the 500 free in UWM’s victory over Wheaton SSeniorenior Nov. 2 ... fourth in the 200 free against South Dakota State Dec. 7. FFreestylereestyle • 66-0-0 KKenosha,enosha, Wis.Wis. • TremperTremper HSHS 2006-07: Placed 16th in the 100 freestyle at the Horizon FFinanceinance League Championships and also competed in the prelimi- naries of the 50 free and 200 free at the championships ... es- tablished season-best times in all three events in the process ... placed third in the 200 free in win over Valparaiso Nov. 11 Mahoney’s Career Bests ... fourth in 200 free in victory against Western Illinois Jan. 200 Free ....1:44.19 (‘09) 500 Free ....4:47.17 (‘09) 27 ... took fi ft h in both the 100 and 200 free against Butler/ 1000 Free ..10:05.52 (‘09) 1650 Free ..16:59.38 (‘09) UIC Nov. 12.

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in the consolation heat of the 500 free ... placed third in the involved in the community, has helped with Relay for Life, P

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JJeremyeremy WaldhartWaldhart Winter All-Horizon League team and the Horizon League Scholar Athlete of the Week Feb. 5 ... added ESPN Th e Magazine Second Team SSeniorenior Academic All-District honors in the spring ... set personal-bests in the 200 IM, 400 IM and both backstroke events during the season ... had BBackstroke/IMackstroke/IM • 66-1-1 an eight-race win streak in 200 backstroke from November through WWestest BBend,end, WWis.is. • WWestest BBendend EEastast HHSS February ... victorious in the 100 and 200 back versus Valparaiso Dec. 8 BBiologyiology ... broke the Klotsche Natatorium record in the 200 back against Green Bay Feb. 2 ... named to the 2008 Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.

Waldhart’s Career Bests 2006-07: Capped an impressive freshman campaign by taking fourth in the 200 backstroke, fi ft h in the 400 IM and eighth in the 200 IM 100 Back ...... 50.68 (‘09) 200 Back ...1:47.68 (‘09) at the Horizon League Championships, recording season-best times in 200 IM ...... 1:54.80 (‘08) 400 IM ...... 3:58.20 (‘09) each event ... recorded an impressive 27 top-fi ve fi nishes on the season, including two wins and 12 second-place showings ... placed lower than 2009-10: Will serve as a team captain for second-straight year. third just twice in 12 races of the 200 back during the season. g n i 2008-09: Team captain ... earned Second Team All-Horizon League

v High School: Two-time Wisconsin Little Ten Swimmer of the Year ... i honors in the 200 backstroke at the Horizon League Championships, went to state all four years, earning seven medals ... a three-time all- D breaking the school record in the preliminaries ... also took fourth in state honorable mention selection ... holds four school records, includ-

& the 400 IM with a school record-breaking time and seventh in the 100 ing the 200 IM, 100 breaststroke and 500 freestyle ... named high school g backstroke ... set a school record in the 100 back during the 400 medley academic All-American ... earned eight letters combined as a swimmer n i relay Feb. 26 ... placed in the top-three on 27 occasions during his junior and on the tennis team ... three-time honorable mention all-confer-

m campaign, winning 14 times ... set a Klotsche Natatorium record with his ence choice and two-time team all-conference champions on the tennis victory in the 200 back against Western Illinois Jan. 24 ... was named to m court ... honor roll member all four years ... earned Academic Excel- i the Academic Winter All-Horizon League team and the ESPN Th e Maga- lence Award, Academic All-State, WIAA Scholar-Athlete, West Bend w zine Second Team Academic All-District for the second-straight season

S East Scholar-Athlete and was valedictorian of his class ... student gov- Swimming & Diving s ... also named league scholar-athlete of the week twice and the Horizon ernment president and National Honor Society member. r league Scholar-Athlete of the Month in November ... member of the re- e h cord-breaking 200 and 400 medley relay teams ... named to the Horizon Personal: Son of Steve Waldhart ... has volunteered for Habitat for Hu- t

n League Academic Honor Roll ... earned the team’s coaches award. manity and at a local food shelter ... career goal is to become a physician a ... lists tennis, volleyball, band and synchronized swimming among his P 2007-08: Placed fourth in the 200 backstroke, sixth in the 400 IM and interests ... considers taking fi rst at the West Bend Invite the day aft er e

e eighth in 200 IM at the Horizon League Championships ... won 10 races mother’s funeral as his most memorable sports experience ... brother, k and took second six times on the season ... was named to the Academic Jon, plays soccer at Concordia ... minoring in Spanish at UWM. u a w l i MMOREORE OONN JJEREMY:EREMY: M Milwaukee Panthers

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DDanan HeralyHeraly JJakeake KalinowskiKalinowski JJuniorunior JJuniorunior DDistance/Freestyleistance/Freestyle • 55-9-9 SSprintsprints • 6-36-3 GGreenreen BBay,ay, WWis.is. • AAshwaubenonshwaubenon HHSS PPriorrior LLake,ake, MMinn.inn. • PPriorrior LLakeake HHSS AArchitecturerchitecture CCommunicationsommunications

Heraly’s Career Bests Kalinowski’s Career Bests 200 Free ....1:43.35 (‘08) 500 Free ....4:35.79 (‘09) 50 Free ...... 20.12 (‘09) 100 Free ...... 44.61 (‘09) 1000 Free ...... 9:25.60 (‘09) 1650 Free ...16:11.81 (‘08) 200 Free ...... 1:38.46 (‘09) 2 2009-10

2008-09: Broke the school record in the 1000 freestyle at the Ho- 2008-09: Enjoyed a stellar sophomore season, topped off with a Hori- 0 zon League championship in the 100 freestyle, setting a league record 0 rizon League Championships, placing fourth in the event ... set a 9 career-best in the 500 free at the championships, placing fourth in the process ... won eight times, took second eight more and estab- - 1

... also placed 11th in the 1650 free ... 18 top-three fi nishes on the lished school records in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyles on the season ... 0 season included an impressive 10 victories ... won the 1000 free fi ve placed fourth in both the 100 and 200 freestyles at the championships, Panthers M Milwaukee breaking schools marks in both ... won the prelims and fi nals of the 50 of seven times on the year ... claimed victories in the 500 and 1000 i l free on the same day against Wright State Oct. 31, Western Illinois and 100 free at the Falcon Invitational Dec. 5-6 ... fi rst in the 50 and w Jan. 24 and Green Bay Feb. 7 ... fi rst in the 200 free in win over second in the 100 free in win over Western Illinois Jan. 24 ... topped the a fi eld in the 50 free against IUPUI/Xavier/Saint Louis Nov. 14 ... mem- u Wheaton Nov. 1 ... second in the mile at Falcon Invitational Dec. 6 k ... member of the 800 free relay team that broke the school record. ber of four relay teams that broke school records (200 free, 400 free, 800 e free, 200 medley) ... named team MVP. e

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setting season-bests in all three at the meet ... named Horizon League s Swimming & Diving Swimming Swimmer of the Week Feb. 4 aft er playing an important role as Milwau- S kee snapped its seven-dual losing streak to Green Bay ... won both of w i

his individual events versus UWGB Feb. 2 and anchored the winning m

400 medley relay ... won the 50 free in a win over Valparaiso Dec. 8 ... m

won the 100 free and placed second in the 50 against Wheaton Nov. 2 ... i 2007-08: Swam season-best times in the 500 freestyle (plac- topped the fi eld in the 100 free in a win at Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... on n g ing fi ft h), the 1000 free (taking fourth) and the mile (again tak- four relay teams that posted top team times during the season. & ing fourth) at the Horizon League Championships ... also swam a season-best time in the 200 free at the championships ... missed D i the UWM freshman record in the 500 free by 74-hundredths of a v i second at the league meet ... solid freshman season, recording 14 n top-three fi nishes on the year ... contributed against Wheaton Nov. g 2, taking second in both the 200 and 500 free ... second in the 500 free versus UIC/North Dakota Nov. 10 ... placed second in the 1000 free against Valparaiso Dec. 8 and Green Bay Feb. 2. High School: An all-state sprinter as a junior and senior ... as a senior, placed third in the 50 freestyle and fi ft h in the 100 freestyle at the state High School: Named Fox Valley Association Conference Swim- meet ... set school records in the 100 free and 100 backstroke, as well mer of the Year as a senior, helping his team to a conference cham- as just missing the school mark in the 50 freestyle ... four-time all-con- ference selection ... an All-American in the 100 freestyle as a senior ... pionship, a sectional championship and a fi ft h-place fi nish at the two-time conference champ and three-time team MVP ... in addition state meet ... placed second in the 500 freestyle and third in the 200 to the 100 free and 100 back, also set school marks in the 200 free, 500 freestyle at the state meet ... earned all-conference honors in both free and with the 400 free relay. events ... school record holder in each. Personal: Son of Tom and Bozena Kalinowski ... given name is Jakub Personal: Son of Steve and Kim Heraly ... lists and basketball ... was born in Gdańsk, Poland ... lists swimming, computers, movies, as hobbies ... considers winning the FVA Conference champion- eating and hanging out with friends as his hobbies ... considers the state ship his senior year as his most memorable sports experience ... meet every year in high school as his most memorable sports moment born Mar. 15, 1989. ... has worked as a lifeguard ... born Aug. 1, 1989.

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MMattatt KKluczinskeluczinske SSkyky BBoggiooggio JJuniorunior SSophomoreophomore BBackstroke/IMackstroke/IM • 66-0-0 BButterflutterfl yy/Sprints/Sprints • 66-2-2 MMequon,equon, Wis.Wis. • HomesteadHomestead HSHS FFalconalcon HHeights,eights, MMinn.inn. • RRosevilleoseville HHSS EEngineeringngineering PPsychologysychology

Kluczinske’s Career Bests Boggio’s Career Bests 100 Back ...... 51.21 (‘09) 200 Back ...1:52.14 (‘09) 50 Free ...... 21.35 (‘09) 100 Free ...... 48.59 (‘08) 200 IM ...... 1:54.36 (‘09) 400 IM ...... 4:14.14 (‘07) 100 Fly ...... 49.88 (‘09) 200 Fly ...... 1:51.51 (‘09)

g 2008-09: Competed in eight diff erent events as a sophomore ... 2008-09: Steadily improved as the season went on, capped with sea- n i placed eighth in the 200 IM, won the consolation fi nal in the son-best times in four events at the Horizon League Championships v i 100 backstroke and took seventh in the 200 back at the Horizon ... placed sixth in the 100 butterfl y, won the consolation championship D

League Championships ... swam to career-best times in all three in the 200 fl y, took 14th in the 100 freestyle and 22nd in the 50 free ... &

events ... second in the 100 back and third in the 200 back against took third in the 100 fl y against the University of Chicago Jan. 23 ... g University of Chicago Jan. 23 ... fourth in both the 200 back and fourth in both the 50 and 100 free in win over Valparaiso Nov. 22 ... n i 200 IM against Green Bay Feb. 7 ... third in the 200 back at Fal- was third in the 100 fl y in season-opener against Wisconsin Oct. 10 ... m con Invitational Dec. 6 ... named to the Horizon League Academic earned the team’s most-improved award and the captain’s award. m Honor Roll. i w S

Swimming & Diving 2007-08: Versatile swimmer, competing in eight diff erent events s r as a freshman ... took seventh in the 100 backstroke, 10th in the e

h 200 IM and 11th in the 200 back at the Horizon League Champi- t onships ... had a good weekend against South Dakota State and n a Valparaiso in December, placing second in both the 200 back and P 200 IM against SDSU Dec. 7 while winning the 200 breaststroke e

e and taking second in the 100 breast versus Valpo Dec. 8 ... second k in the 200 IM and third in the 200 butterfl y at Wheaton Nov. 2 ... u a 18 top-fi ve showings on the year. w l i High School: Led his team to a fi ft h-place fi nish at the state cham- M Milwaukee Panthers pionship meet as a senior ... took fourth in the 200 individual 0

1 medley and eighth in the 100 backstroke at the state meet ... was a -

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2 2009-10 High School: A three-time all-conference swimmer who earned all- state honors in the 100 butterfl y and two relays ... state qualifi er in the 200 freestyle and 100 butterfl y as a senior, serving as team captain ... fi ve-time letterwinner ... earned All-American honors as a member of his 200 freestyle relay team that took second in 2007 ... helped his team to an eighth-place fi nish at the Minnesota State meet as a ju- nior, taking seventh in the 100 butterfl y, second with the 200 free relay team and fi ft h with the 400 free relay team.

Personal: Son of Randy Boggio and Janet Schultz ... given name is Schuyler ... career goal is to make a national meet and be part of a Personal: Son of Dave and Marlene Kluczinske ... most memo- conference championship team ... lists volleyball, watching football rable sports experience is scoring points at YMCA Nationals ... ca- and running as hobbies ... has worked as a youth football coach ... reer goal is to own a company ... plays ultimate frisbee as a hobby born Jan. 31, 1990. ... born Feb. 19, 1989.

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SShanehane CConneronner JJordanordan DDieliel SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore DDivingiving • 55-10-10 BButterflutterfl y • 55-9-9 RRacine,acine, WWis.is. • HHorlickorlick HHSS DDelefielefi eld,eld, WWis.is. • HHome-Schooledome-Schooled AArchitecturerchitecture BBusinessusiness

Conner’s Career Bests Diel’s Career Bests One-Meter ...... 230.15 (‘09) 50 Free ...... 21.19 (‘09) 100 Free ...... 49.10 (‘08) Th ree-Meter ...... 254.25 (‘09) 100 Fly ...... 48.71 (‘09) 200 Fly ...... 1:51.25 (‘09) 2 2009-10

2008-09: Solid freshman campaign capped with an eighth-place 2008-09: Had an impressive freshman campaign, recording fi ve 0 0

fi nish on the three-meter board and a 10th-place showing on the victories, six second-place fi nishes and 16 top-three showings 9 one-meter board at the Horizon League Championships ... point overall ... concluded the season with a third-place fi nish in the 100 - 1 total on one-meter at championships was a season best ... had butterfl y, fi ft h-place in the 200 fl y and 19th in the 50 freestyle at 0 his best meet of the season against University of Chicago Jan. 23, the Horizon League Championships ... broke the school record in Panthers M Milwaukee claiming a victory on the three-meter (season-high 254.25 points) the 100 fl y at the league championships; also lowered the fresh- i l and a second-place eff ort on the one-meter ... third on the one- man record in the event three times during the season ... did set a w a meter against UIC/North Dakota Nov. 8. new UWM freshman mark in the 200 fl y as well ... won the 200 fl y u against Wright State Oct. 31 ... claimed a win in the 100 freestyle k e

High School: Finished sixth at state as a senior, earning high in victory over Wheaton Nov. 1 ... won the 100 fl y at the IUPUI e school student-athlete of the year honors ... named all-county and Invitational Nov. 14 ... broke the freshman record for the fi rst time P a team MVP ... Racine Journal Times Athlete of the Week ... quali- with a victory in the 100 fl y at Falcon Invitational Dec. 5 ... top n t

fi ed for state as a junior, named all-county, team MVP and men’s times on team in the 100 and 200 fl y on the season ... member of h swimming athlete of the year for the second time in his career ... the 200 and 400 medley relay teams that set school records. e r named team’s most improved as a sophomore ... three-year let- s Swimming & Diving Swimming terwinner ... three-time member of high honor roll ... also golfed S w

for two years as a high school athlete ... member of the dive team i at Schroeder YMCA. m m i Personal: Son of Patrick and Pamela Conner ... lists tennis, golf, n g

fi lm and games as hobbies and interests ... lists his fi rst meet as a sophomore as his most memorable sports experience ... career & goal is to be an architect ... born Feb. 2, 1990. D i v i n g

High School: Was home-schooled and did not compete with a high school team ... a consolation fi nalist in the 100 butterfl y at the YMCA Nationals ... member of the Pabst Farms YMCA Club Team.

Personal: Son of Jim and Diane Diel ... career goal is to be an NCAA qualifi er ... enjoys bowhunting and the outdoors ... lists be- ing able to swim with his sister, Diana, and making top eight at junior nationals as his most memorable sports experiences ... born Sept. 6, 1989.

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EEvanvan GreenGreen BBradyrady HuemannHuemann SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore BButterflutterfl y/IMy/IM • 6-06-0 BBreaststroke/IMreaststroke/IM • 55-11-11 EEauau CClaire,laire, WWis.is. • MMemorialemorial HSHS BBurnsville,urnsville, Minn.Minn. • BurnsvilleBurnsville HSHS AArchitecturerchitecture BBiologyiology

Green’s Career Bests Huemann’s Career Bests 100 Fly ...... 50.71 (‘09) 200 Fly ...... 1:51.27 (‘09) 100 Breast ....58.86 (‘09) 200 Breast .2:07.40 (‘09) 200 IM ...... 1:58.24 (‘08) 400 IM ...... 4:22.95 (‘09) 200 IM ...... 1:56.59 (‘09) 400 IM ...... 4:06.38 (‘09)

g 2008-09: Fourth in the 200 butterfl y, 12th in the 200 IM and 13th 2008-09: Set season-best times in three events at the Horizon League n i in the 100 fl y at the Horizon League Championships, setting sea- Championships, placing eighth in the 200 breaststroke, ninth in the v i son-best times in all three events ... claimed fi rst win of the season 400 IM and 12th in the 100 breast ... pair of second-place fi nishes in D

in the 200 fl y against Wheaton Nov. 1 ... second in the 200 fl y at the 200 backstroke and 200 breast against Green Bay Feb. 7 ... second &

Falcon Invitational Dec. 6 ... won the 200 fl y on back-to-back days in the 100 breast against IUPUI/Xavier/St. Louis Nov. 15 ... second g in wins over the University of Chicago Jan. 23 and Western Illinois in the 100 breast at Wisconsin Oct. 10 ... fi nished second in the 200 n i Jan. 24 ... second in the 200 fl y against Green Bay Feb. 2. backstroke in win over Wheaton Nov. 22. m m High School: Four-year letterwinner who holds the school record High School: An All-American, all-state and All-Lake Conference i

w in the 200 IM ... earned First Team All-Big Rivers Conference hon- swimmer in high school ... four-year letterwinner helped lead team to S

Swimming & Diving ors in the 200 freestyle, 100 butterfl y, 400 free relay and 200 med- a state championship as a junior and third-place fi nish as a senior ... s r ley relay as a senior, leading his team to a conference title ... swam placed sixth in the 100 backstroke and 10th in the 200 IM as a senior e

h at the state meet as a senior, placing fourth in the 100 butterfl y ... placed sixth in the 100 backstroke and 16th in the 200 individual t and also as a member of the 200 medley relay team ... named an medley at the meet in 2007 ... helped his team to a sectional cham- n a academic All-American. pionship ... team captain ... graduated with distinction ... National P Honor Society member. e e k Personal: Son of Brian and Lynn Huemann ... lists swimming, sleep- u a ing, hanging out with friends and movies as hobbies and interests ... w l most memorable sports experience was winning state as a junior ... i career goal is to work hard and swim fast ... has volunteered as a tutor M Milwaukee Panthers at his high school and also with the Burnsville (Minn.) Police Depart- 0

1 ment ... born June 1, 1990. - 9 0 0 2 2009-10

Personal: Son of Paul and JoDea Green ... familiar with UWM swimming - sister, Katie, was a four-year member (2003-07) of the women’s team at Milwaukee ... lists ultimate frisbee as a hobby ... considers the state meet his junior year as his most memorable sports experience ... has done volunteer work for Special Olym- pics ... career goal is to make it to the NCAA meet ... born Aug. 5, 1989.

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SSamam KKeeleeele JJakeake KKolloll SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore BBreaststrokereaststroke • 55-11-11 DDivingiving • 6-06-0 IIdahodaho Falls,Falls, IdahoIdaho • IdahoIdaho FallsFalls HSHS RRacine,acine, WWis.is. • RRacineacine PParkark HHSS MMechanicalechanical EEngineeringngineering EEngineeringngineering

Keele’s Career Bests Koll’s Career Bests 100 Breast ....57.27 (‘09) 200 Breast .2:06.47 (‘09) One-Meter ...... 272.25 (‘09) 200 IM ...... 1:52.90 (‘09) Th ree-Meter ...... 268.85 (‘08) 2 2009-10

2008-09: Took sixth place in both the 100 and 200 breaststroke at the 2008-09: Capped freshman season with fi ft h-place fi nishes on 0 0

Horizon league Championships ... also fi nished 10th in the 200 IM ... both boards at the Horizon League Championships ... recorded 9 recorded season-best times in all three events ... established a fresh- season-high point total on one-meter at the championships, - 1 man record in both the prelims and the fi nals of the 100 breast at the topping former best by over 22 points ... placed second on both 0 championships ... also topped the former freshman standard at UWM boards against UIC/North Dakota Nov. 8 ... third on three-meter Panthers M Milwaukee in the 200 breast ... won the 100 breast and the 200 breast against IU- against Wright State Oct. 31 ... third with season-best point total i l PUI/Xavier/Saint Louis Dec. 5-6 ... topped the fi eld in the 100 breast on three-meter at Falcon Invitational Dec. 6 ... earned team’s diver w a against the University of Chicago Jan. 23 and then won the 200 breast of the year award. u the next day against Western Illinois ... second in the 100 breast against k e

UIC/North Dakota Nov. 8 ... member of the school record-breaking High School: An all-state diver and four-year letterwinner ... was e

200 and 400 medley relays at the league championships. the WIAA D-I State diving runner-up as a senior, taking second P a

by just 1.5 points ... earned Racine County Athlete of the Year n t

honors for boys’ swimming and diving and went undefeated in h

Southeast Conference dual e r

meets as a senior ... named all- s Swimming & Diving Swimming county as a senior, junior and S w

sophomore, setting a confer- i ence record for 11-dives as a m senior ... placed seventh at the m i state meet as a junior ... four- n g

year high honor roll member ... also played football as a &

high school athlete ... scholar- D i athlete four years ... National v i Honor Society member. n g

Personal: Son of James and Mary Loendorf ... lists placing High School: Idaho high school state champion and state record second at state as a senior and holder in the 100 breaststroke ... earned Idaho Most Valuable Male winning state football in 2006 High School Swimmer accolades during his high school career, lead- as his most memorable sports ing team to a state crown as a senior ... four-year letterwinner ... high experiences ... second-cousin honors list member ... was a fi nalist at YMCA Nationals in the 100 is Tony Romo of the Dallas breast in 2008 and qualifi ed for 2005 YMCA-National Long Course Cowboys ... lists sports, diving Championships in the 50, 100, and 200-meter breaststroke. and the outdoors as hobbies and interests ... has done vol- Personal: Son of Paul and Linda Keele ... lists winning the state title unteer work for the Positive as a senior as his most memorable sports experience ... sister, Lauren, Impact Program at Washing- is a senior on the swim team at Boise State ... lists fi shing, boating and ton Park High School ... born sports as interests and hobbies ... born April 9, 1990. Oct. 24, 1989.

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JJoshosh LLindquistindquist NNathanathan RRaheahe SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore DDivingiving • 66-0-0 BButterflutterfl yy/IM/IM • 55-10-10 CCapeape CCoral,oral, FFla.la. • RufusRufus KingKing HSHS BBallwin,allwin, Mo.Mo. • LafayetteLafayette HSHS AAnthropologynthropology BBusinessusiness

Lindquist’s Career Bests Rahe’s Career Bests One-Meter ...... 232.12 (‘07) 100 Fly ...... 54.37 (‘08) 200 Fly ...... 1:51.68 (‘09) Th ree-Meter ...... 235.05 (‘07) 200 IM ...... 1:51.89 (‘09) 400 IM ...... 4:02.03 (‘09)

g 2008-09: Redshirted and maintained sophomore eligibility. 2008-09: Took fi ft h place in the 200 IM, sixth place in the 400 IM n i and 10th place in the 200 butterfl y at the Horizon League Champion- v i 2007-08: Placed 12th on the one-meter board and 10th on the ships ... set season-best times in all three events in the process ... had D

three-meter board at the Horizon League Championships ... top a record-breaking showing in the IM events, topping the Milwaukee &

fi nish of the season was a second-place showing against South Da- freshman record in the preliminaries and fi nals of both races ... fi rst g kota State Dec. 7 on the three-meter ... season-high on the three in the 400 IM at Falcon Invitational Dec. 6 ... also claimed a victory in n i versus Valparaiso Dec. 8 ... placed third on both boards against the 100 butterfl y in win over Valparaiso Nov. 22 ... took second in the m Western Illinois Jan. 26 ... season-best performance on one-meter 200 IM against the Crusaders that day ... second in his only attempt m came against Eastern Michigan Oct. 20. at the 1000 freestyle against Wheaton Nov. 1 ... third in the 400 IM i

w against IUPUI/Xavier/Saint Louis Nov. 15. S

Swimming & Diving High School: Was an all-conference diver in high school ... let- s r tered and also holds numerous records ... named most improved High School: Held top times in fi ve diff erent events as a senior en e

h ... all-conference honoree three years ... member of a conference- route to First Team All-Metro honors ... fi nished fi ft h in the 200 IM t record relay team ... also played baseball for two years ... honors and 15th in the 100 butterfl y at the state meet as a senior ... that fol- n a list member. lowed winning the consolation fi nal in the 100 butterfl y and taking P 12th in 200 IM at the state meet during his junior campaign ... Second e

e Personal: Son of Norman Team All-Metro selection that season ... four-year letterwinner. k and Debra Lindquist ... u a qualifi ed for YMCA Diving Personal: Son of Kurt and w l Nationals as a senior, where Dana Rahe ... career goal i he dove under the guidance is to make it to the NCAA M Milwaukee Panthers of UWM diving coach Todd meet ... lists ATV’s, the out- 0

1 Hill ... winning conference in doors and hanging out with -

9 2007 and setting the school friends as interests and

0 record in one-meter diving hobbies ... most memo- 0

2 2009-10 are among his most memo- rable sports experience was rable sports experiences ... competing against Michael born June 9, 1989. Phelps in the 200 butter- fl y ... has served as a swim instructor ... born July 21, 1989.

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KKyleyle TrelkaTrelka GGregreg WiseWise SSophomoreophomore SSophomoreophomore BBaskstroke/Freestyleaskstroke/Freestyle • 55-11-11 BButterflutterfl y • 55-10-10 SSturgeonturgeon BBay,ay, WWis.is. • SSturgeonturgeon BBayay HHSS SStillwater,tillwater, MMinn.inn. • SStillwatertillwater HHSS UUndecidedndecided UUndecidedndecided

Trelka’s Career Bests Wise’s Career Bests 50 Free ...... 20.72 (‘09) 200 Free ....1:41.82 (‘09) 100 Fly ...... 52.45 (‘08) 200 Fly ...... 1:54.35 (‘09) 100 Back ...... 50.15 (‘09) 200 Back ...1:51.35 (‘09) 200 IM ...... 1:56.62 (‘09) 400 IM ...... 4:25.40 (‘09) 2 2009-10

2008-09: Played a large role at the Horizon League Champion- 2008-09: Established season-best times in the 200 butterfl y (tak- 0 0

ships, taking third in the 100 backstroke, fi ft h in the 200 back and ing 13th) and 200 IM (14th) at the Horizon league Championships 9

12th in the 200 freestyle at the championship meet ... set season- ... also competed in the 100 fl y at the championship meet, placing - 1 best times in each, establishing a UWM school and freshman re- 18th ... second in the 100 fl y and third in the 500 freestyle in win 0 cord in the preliminaries of the 100 back ... also swam the 50 free over Valparaiso Nov. 22 ... placed fourth in the 200 fl y back-to- Panthers M Milwaukee as an exhibition, breaking the freshman record in that event as well back days against the University of Chicago Jan. 23 and Western i l ... a member of the record-breaking 200 free, 400 free, 800 free and Illinois Jan. 24 ... third in the 100 breast in season-opener at Wis- w a

400 medley relay teams at the championships ... took fi rst in the 50 consin Oct. 10. u free and in the 200 back against the University of Chicago Jan. 23 k e

... also won twice against Western Illinois Jan. 24, capturing fi rst in High School: Led team to a fi ft h-place showing as a senior and a e the 100 and 200 free ... won the 50 free against Wheaton Nov. 1 ... fourth-place fi nish as a junior at the state meet ... a fi ve-time state P a claimed a victory in his only attempt at the 200 IM of the year in qualifi er ... seven time all-state selection and four-time All-Ameri- n t

win over Valparaiso Nov. 22 ... second in the 100 back at the Fal- can ... won six letters ... placed seventh in the 100 butterfl y, 14th in h con Invitational Dec. 5 ... 16 top-three fi nishes overall, including the 100 back and second as a member of the 200 medley relay team e r six wins ... earned the team’s rookie of the year award. at the state meet as a senior ... as a junior, was a member of the 200 s Swimming & Diving Swimming medley relay team that fi nished second as well as taking eighth in S w

High School: An All-Amer- the 100 butterfl y and ninth in the 200 IM in his individual events i ican and all-state swim- ... placed fi ft h at the state meet in the 200 IM as a sophomore ... m mer who competed for the also lettered for the tennis team ... honor roll member. m i Sturgeon Bay/Southern n g

Door team in high school Personal: Son of Th omas and Mollie Wise ... career goals are to ... four-year letterwinner ... make Olympic Trials, retire from swimming and become a vet at &

won state titles in the 100 a zoo ... lists tennis, surfi ng and beach volleyball as hobbies ... has D i freestyle and the 100 back- done volunteer work at a vet clinic ... born Nov. 19, 1989. v i stroke as a senior to cap a n fantastic high school career g ... placed second in the 100 backstroke at state as a ju- nior ... placed eighth in the 200 backstroke and 14th in the 100 freestyle during the YMCA spring nationals ... also earned three letters as a second team all-conference selection on the soccer team ... National Honor Society member.

Personal: Son of Dan and Sandy Trelka ... career goal is to ‘go fast’ ... lists paintball and fi shing as hobbies ... has done volunteer work for his church ... most memorable sports experience was the state meet his sophomore year ... born Dec. 9, 1989.

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MMikeike BBradyrady KKevinevin EEwaldwald FFreshmanreshman JJuniorunior SSprintsprints • 6-46-4 BBackstroke/Freeackstroke/Free • 66-3-3 BBartlett,artlett, IIll.ll. • BBartlettartlett HHSS HHartland,artland, WWis.is. • AArrowheadrrowhead HHSS AArchitecturerchitecture MMarketingarketing

High School: Team captain and four-time letterwinner ... fi nished Prior to UWM: Swam two seasons at the University of Minnesota ... in the top three in the highly-competitive helped lead the Gophers to a Big Ten title as a freshman. meet in both the 50 and 100 free and took fourth in both races at sectionals ... leaves as the school record-holder in the 50, 100 and 200 High School: Had a very impressive prep career, leading his team to

g two state championships ... four-year all-conference swimmer and freestyle ... the top sprinter for his squad, missed the state cut in the n three-year all-state member, leading Arrowhead to four-consecutive i 50 freestyle as a senior by eight-hundredths of a second ... also let- v conference championships ... state champion in the 500 free ... earned i tered three times as a member of the golf team and also ran track. All-American honors three years and set school records in the 500 D freestyle and as a member of the 400 and 200 freestyle relay teams ... & Personal: Son of Jim and Colleen Brady ... will minor in fi nance ... was named team MVP and captain as a senior. g club team is the Wheaton Swim Club ... career goal is to work as a real n i estate developer and own his own fi rm ... chose UWM because the Personal: Son of Craig and Janet Ewald ... chose UWM because of

m the good program, coaches and opportunity ... career goal is to win swim team is on the rise and the great architecture program ... lists an individual championship and a team title in the Horizon League m i his most memorable sports experience as winning the 100 freestyle ... most memorable sports experiences were winning the state title in w at the Lockport Invite ... has done community service work with the high school and the Big Ten title in college ... brother, Eric, is a profes- S Swimming & Diving

s Special Olympics ... born Aug. 24, 1990. sional angler ... born March 17, 1988. r e h t n a

P BBradyrady GarnerGarner RRyanyan GGoggansoggans e e FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman k u SSprintsprints • 6-06-0 DDistance/Freestyleistance/Freestyle • 55-9-9 a

w SSanan AAntonio,ntonio, TTex.ex. • CChurchillhurchill HHSS AAppleton,ppleton, WWis.is. • AAppletonppleton NNorthorth HHSS l i EEngineeringngineering BBiologicaliological SciencesSciences M Milwaukee Panthers

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0 High School: Earned all-state honors in the 200 freestyle and as High School: Swam for the Appleton North/East High School 2 2009-10 a member of three diff erent relay teams ... led his team to a state swim team and capped his career by earning Appleton Post Crescent championship and also helped his relay team win a state crown ... Boys’ Swimming & Diving Athlete of the Year honors ... as a senior, fi nished third in the 200 freestyle and sixth in the 500 free at the claimed district titles in the 100 freestyle and 200 and 400 freestyle WIAA state meet aft er placing fi rst in the same two events at sec- relays as a senior ... in addition to all-district, all-region and all-area tionals ... set sectional and pool records in the 200 ... four-year all- honors, earned All-America consideration in three events ... was conference swimmer was named the Fox Valley Association Swim- named the co-outstanding male athlete of his high school ... gradu- mer of the Year as a junior and earned all-state honors his fi nal ated magna cum laude ... earned academic all-district accolades. two seasons ... a two-year captain in high school ... National Honor Society member ... also a three-time YMCA national qualifi er. Personal: Son of Randy and Tara Garner ... career goal is to qual- Personal: Son of Gary and Mary Goggans ... career goal is to go ify for the NCAA championships and win a conference title ... has to medical school and become a doctor ... chose UWM because volunteered feeding homeless people ... chose UWM because he the swim team and school were both good fi ts for him ... considers thought he could get a lot faster and wanted to move up north ... breaking the 200 free sectional record to be his most memorable sports experience ... swam for the Fox Cities YMCA swim team for considers winning the high school state championship as his most over 10 years ... has done volunteer work for the National Honor memorable sports experience ... born Aug. 15, 1990. Society ... born Sept. 17, 1990.

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JJustinustin HHastingsastings JJamesames HortmanHortman FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman BBackstroke/IMackstroke/IM • 66-0-0 DDivingiving • x-xx-x CCheyenne,heyenne, Wyo.Wyo. • CheyenneCheyenne EastEast HSHS MMilwaukee,ilwaukee, Wis.Wis. • RiversideRiverside HHSS UUndecidedndecided AArchitecturerchitecture

High School: Named the Wyoming Swimming Male Athlete of High School: A four-year letterwinner as a prep ... placed 12th at the Year ... all-state swimmer had a very successful high school the Wisconsin State Meet as a senior and 18th as a junior ... also career, winning state championships in the 100 breaststroke and competed for the Schroeder YMCA Diving Team. twice in the 200 freestyle ... all-conference swimmer won various league titles in the 200 free, 100 free and 100 backstroke over his 2 2009-10 Personal: Son of Elston Hortman ... career goal is to earn his ar- 0 career, as well as with the 400 free and 200 medley relay teams ... 0 holds several state records and every school record but the 50 free- chitecture degree and get a Masters and work at a fi rm until he 9 - style at East ... named the school’s athlete of the year as a sopho- can start his own ... most memorable sports experiences have been 1 more, junior and senior. diving at state his fi nal two years in high school and diving with the 0

Milwaukee Panthers M Milwaukee Personal: Son of Robert and Lisa Hastings ... nickname is “J” ... Phoenix Diving team ... chose UWM because it was close to home i

... has volunteered his time with various church activities, with the l career goal is to swim at the Olympic games and win at least one w

NCAA title ... grandfather, Jim, played football at the University Blood Center of America and with the AIDS Walk. a of Minnesota ... considers when he swam with Ryan Lochte at the u 2008 Minnesota Grand Prix and making his fi rst junior cut as his k e

most memorable sports experiences ... chose UWM because it was e

the right fi t for him athletically and academically ... volunteers his P

time teaching swimming lessons ... born July 12, 1991. a n t h e r s Swimming & Diving Swimming

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High School: Led his team to a state championship as a senior ... High School: An all-conference and all-sectional diver in high g earned two state crowns as a member of the 400 freestyle relay team school ... was a three-time state qualifi er ... placed fi ft h as a se- and was All-American in both the 200 and 400 free relays in his career nior at the state meet, the best fi nish by a diver from Riverside in ... three-time all-conference swimmer also earned all-state honors on 15 years ... in 2006 became the fi rst diver from a Milwaukee city eight occasions in four diff erent events ... team captain ... earned the school to qualify for the state fi nals since 1997 ... placed fi ft h as a team’s most improved award as a sophomore and the coach’s award as junior and sixth as a sophomore ... four-year letterwinner ... won a senior ... also was captain for the water polo team, where he was an team award for most-improved and was also named student of the all-conference selection. month.

Personal: Son of Keith and Mary Kraai ... brother, Ryan, swims at Personal: Son of Fredie Rios and Carmen Hernandez ... career Grand Valley State University ... career goal is to continue to improve goal is to be his own boss and own his own business ... most mem- throughout his career ... lists winning the state championship as his orable sports experience was going to state his senior year ... has most memorable sports experience ... club team is the West Michigan volunteered his time with the AIDS Walk, Hike for Hunger and Swimmers ... chose UWM because he really liked the coaching staff ... breast cancer walks ... born Dec. 8, 1989. born March 11, 1991.

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CCalebaleb SandvoldSandvold MMikeike SSchallachalla FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman SSprintsprints • 6-36-3 SSprintsprints • 6-26-2 OOconomowoc,conomowoc, Wis.Wis. • LakesideLakeside LutheranLutheran HHSS WWestest BBend,end, WWis.is. • CCedarburgedarburg HHSS UUndecidedndecided EEngineeringngineering

High School: Never swam for his high school team at Lakeside Lu- Prior to UWM: A a transfer to UWM from Wisconsin, where he did theran, but has been swimming with the YMCA at Pabst Farms Club not swim as a freshman. Team for 12 years ... did run cross country and track & fi eld in high High School: Very distinguished prep career, earning team MVP school ... two-year team captain and four-year state qualifi er for the honors as a senior in leading his team to a second-place fi nish at the g cross country team ... was a consolation fi nalist in the 50 freestyle at n state meet ... 2008 state champion in the 50 freestyle ... he earned all- i YMCA Short Course Nationals ... YMCA Wisconsin state champion state honors in four events and all-conference accolades in six ... team v i in the 100 freestyle ... currently holds seven club records. captain ... holds several Cedarburg High School and Ozaukee Aquat- D

ics Center records ... scholar-athlete for all four years ... was recog-

& nized by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel as its Swimmer of the Week Personal: Son of Dwight and Janet Sandvold ... career goal is to

g in January of 2008 ... received academic honors all four years ... also fi nd a job he enjoys and to work his way up and be successful ... n played tennis and soccer ... National Honor Society member. i chose UWM because it was close, has good majors and he liked m the swim team ... lists his most memorable sports experience as Personal: Son of Larry and Susan Schalla ... plans to major in me- m chanical engineering ... uncle, Gary, played football for the Eagles ... i making the fi nals in the 500 freestyle at nationals and just having career goal is to own his own business ... chose UWM because of the w fun in practice ... has done volunteer work for his church youth

S good campus, fun team and the variety of activities available ... was a Swimming & Diving s group ... born Sept. 28, 1990. 4-H camp volunteer counselor ... born Feb. 18, 1990. r e h t n a

P CCrisris SSmithmith BBrianrian VVerinkerink e e FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman k u DDistance/Freestyleistance/Freestyle • 55-8-8 DDistance/Freestyleistance/Freestyle • 55-10-10 a

w OOlathe,lathe, Kan.Kan. • OlatheOlathe EastEast HHSS CCedaredar FFalls,alls, IIowaowa • CCedaredar FFallsalls HHSS l i UUndecidedndecided CCivilivil EEngineeringngineering M Milwaukee Panthers

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0 High School: Helped lead his team to a state title as a senior with High School: Th e 2008 Iowa state champion in the 500 freestyle 2 2009-10 a third place fi nish in the 200 freestyle and a fi ft h-place showing ... earned four medals at the state meet as a senior, missing out in the 100 butterfl y ... named to the First Team All-Metro Kansas on a repeat in the 500 free by three-tenths of a second ... swam at Boys Swim Team ... a four time all-state and two-time all-Ameri- state with the 200 medley and 400 free relay teams and took sixth can selection ... four year letterwinner ... also ran track and was an in the 200 IM ... school-record holder in the 500 free has earned all-league cross country runner. All-America consideration in the event ... helped his squad win a district championship in 2008. Personal: Son of Danny and Jennifer Smith ... sister, Brittany, swam in college at Lindenwood University ... club team is Olathe Personal: Son of Bruce and Shelley Verink ... brother, Tyler, swam Lightning ... career goal is to be a consistent swimmer ... lists win- in college at the University of Iowa ... considers beating his brother ning the state meet at his most memorable sports experience ... in the 1500m for the fi rst time to be his most memorable sports chose UWM because he liked the team and town ... born July 3, experience ... career goal is to graduate and fi nd a job ... club team 1990. is the Black Hawk area swim team ... born April 29, 1991.

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NNathanathan WWelchlinelchlin SShoho YYoungoung FFreshmanreshman FFreshmanreshman MMid-Distance/Freestyleid-Distance/Freestyle • 66-2-2 BBreaststroke/IMreaststroke/IM • 55-9-9 OOverlandverland PPark,ark, KKan.an. • BBluelue VValleyalley NNWW HHSS MMequon,equon, Wis.Wis. • HomesteadHomestead HHSS EEducationducation PPsychologysychology

High School: Won the state championship in the 50 freestyle and High School: Transferred to Homestead High School as a senior, 200 medley relay as a senior and in the 200 free as a junior ... two- but did not swim his fi nal season ... was a Classic Lake All-Confer- time fi rst-team all-state swimmer has earned All-America honors ence swimmer at Wayzata (Minn.) High School before that, earn-

in the 50 free and was named to the Kansas City Star All-Metro ing All-America consideration in the 200 medley relay ... four-year 2 2009-10 Team in two events ... earned East Kansas League crowns in the letterwinner was named team captain at the end of his junior year 0 0

100 freestyle and 100 backstroke ... four-year letterwinner. (before moving) and voted team MVP the same season ... all-state 9 -

swimmer holds the Wayzata record in the 100 breaststroke ... two- 1 Personal: Son of Bob and Maxine Welchlin ... swam club for the time state qualifi er. 0

Kansas City Blazers ... career goal is to become a teacher and even- Panthers M Milwaukee i tually become a high school administrator ... considers winning Personal: Son of Richard and Mari Young ... will minor in Chinese l w

the 200 freestyle as a junior at the state meet as his most memo- ... born in Delaware ... considers his most memorable sports experi- a rable sports experience ... born April 16, 1991. ence to be when he set his high school record in the 100 breast at the u k

state meet his junior year ... swam for the Schroeder YMCA National e e

Team aft er moving to Wisconsin ... chose UWM because he liked P

the team, like the city and the aff ordability ... born Aug. 16, 1990. a n t h e

Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men’s and women’s r s Swimming & Diving Swimming

swimming & diving teams were once again named to the list S of the College Swimming Coaches Association of America w i

(CSCAA) Academic All-America teams, announced in July by the m organization. m i Th e Panthers were one of fi ve n g

Horizon League schools to make one of the lists, but Eri- & ca Janssen was the only head D i

coach to have both women’s v i

and men’s teams honored. Th e n inclusion of each extends long established streaks for the UWM g swimming & diving program.

Th e women have now been honored for 40-straight semesters with their 3.15 GPA this past spring semester. Cleveland State, Green Bay, UIC and Youngstown State also represented the Horizon League on the women’s side.

For the men, Milwaukee earned the distinction for the 15th time in the past 16 semesters with its 3.10 GPA as the lone league honoree.

Th e team awards capped an impressive year for the student-ath- letes in the classroom. Four Panther swimmers/divers were named to the Winter Horizon Academic All-League Team (Molly Finn/ Ashley Hall/Danielle Wenger/Jeremy Waldhart) and Hall earned First Team and Waldhart Second Team ESPN Th e Magazine Aca- Ed Lichinsky and Jeremy Waldhart will serve as demic All-District honors as well. team captains for the men this season.

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WISCONSIN IOWA MICHIGAN STATE October 9, 2009 • Madison, Wis. October 23, 2009 • Iowa City, Iowa October 23, 2009 • Iowa City, Iowa

Nickname ...... Badgers Nickname ...... Hawkeyes Nickname ...... Spartans Location ...... Madison, Wis. Location ...... Iowa City, Iowa Location ...... East Lansing, Mich. Conference ...... Big Ten Conference ...... Big Ten Conference ...... Big Ten Facility ...... Th e Natatorium Facility ...... Recreation & Wellness Center Facility ...... McCaff ree Pool Head Coach ...... Eric Hansen (9 years) Head Coach ...... Marc Long (6 years) Head Coach ...... Matt Gianiodis (13 years) Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 6th of 10 (M) 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 9th of 10 (M) 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 10th of 10 (M) ...... 5th of 11 (W) ...... 9th of 11 (W) ...... 10th of 11 (W) Website ...... www.uwbadgers.com Website ...... www.hawkeyesports.com Website ...... www.msuspartens.com

WRIGHT STATE EASTERN MICHIGAN TOLEDO (Women Only) October 30, 2009 • Dayton, Ohio October 31, 2009 • Ypsilanti, Mich. October 31, 2009 • Ypsilanti, Mich.

Nickname ...... Raiders Nickname ...... Eagles Nickname ...... Rockets Location ...... Dayton, Ohio Location ...... Ypsilanti, Mich. Location ...... Toledoa, Ohio g Conference ...... Horizon League Conference ...... Mid-American Conference ...... Mid-American n i Facility ...... Nutter Center Facility ...... Jones Natatorium Facility ...... UT Pool v i Head Coach ...... Sion Brinn (4 years) Head Coach ...... Peter Linn (20 years) Head Coach ...... Lars Jorgensen (5 years)

D Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected]

2008-09 league fi nish ...... 2nd of 6 (M) 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 1st of 8 (M) 2008-09 league fi nish ...... & ...... 3rd of 8 (W) ...... 4th of 8 (W) ...... 3rd of 6 (W) g Website ...... www.wsuraiders.com Website ...... www.emueagles.com Website ...... www.utrockets.com n i m

m WHEATON COLLEGE UIC BUTLER (Women Only) i November 6, 2009 • Wheaton, Ill. November 7, 2009 • Chicago, Ill. November 7, 2009 • Chicago, Ill. w S Swimming & Diving

s Nickname ...... Th under Nickname ...... Flames Nickname ...... Bulldogs r Location ...... Wheaton, Ill. Location ...... Chicago, Ill. Location ...... Indianapolis, Ind. e Conference ...... CCIW (NCAA D-III) Conference ...... Horizon League Conference ...... Horizon League h t Facility ...... Chrouser Pool Facility ...... UIC Natatorium Facility ...... Carmel High School Pool n Head Coach ...... Jon Lederhouse (33 years) Head Coach ...... Paul Moniak (9 years) Head Coach ...... Maurice Stewart (4 years) a

P Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected]

e 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 2nd of 7 (M) 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 1st of 6 (M) 2008-09 league fi nish ...... e ...... 1st of 7 (W) ...... 4th of 8 (W) ...... 8th of 8 (W) k Website ...... www.wheaton.edu/athletics Website ...... www.uicfl ames.com Website ...... www.butlersports.com u a w l NORTH DAKOTA WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT VALPARAISO i November 7, 2009 • Chicago, Ill. November 13-14, 2009 • Stevens Point, Wis. November 21, 2009 • Milwaukee, Wis. M Milwaukee Panthers

0 Nickname ...... Fighting Sioux Nickname ...... Pointers Nickname ...... Crusaders 1

- Location ...... Grand Forks, N.D. Location ...... Stevens Point, Wis. Location ...... Valparaiso, Ind.

9 Conference ...... North Central (NCAA D-II) Conference ...... WIAC (NCAA D-III) Conference ...... Horizon League 0 Facility ...... Hyslop Sports Center Facility ...... UWSP Pool Facility ...... Athletics-Recreation Center 0

2 2009-10 Head Coach ...... Steven Parsons (1st year) Head Coach ...... Al Boelk (12 years) Head Coach ...... Howard Hunte (1 year) Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 5th of 8 (M) 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 1st of 6 (M) 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 6th of 6 (M) ...... 4th of 8 (W) ...... 2nd of 6 (W) ...... 7th of 8 (W) Website ...... www.fi ghtingsioux.com Website ...... athletics.uwsp.edu Website ...... www.valpoathletics.com

UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO WESTERN ILLINOIS GREEN BAY January 23, 2010 • Chicago, Ill. January 30, 2010 • Macomb, Ill. February 6, 2010 • Milwaukee, Wis.

Nickname ...... Maroons Nickname ....Leathernecks (M)/Westerwinds (W) Nickname ...... Phoenix Location ...... Chicago, Ill. Location ...... Macomb, Ill. Location ...... Green Bay, Wis. Conference ...... University Athletic Association Conference ...... Summit League Conference ...... Horizon League Facility ...... Ratner Athletics Center Facility ...... Brophy Hall Facility ...... Phoenix Sports Center Head Coach ...... Jason Weber (3 years) Head Coach ...... Greg Naumann (1st year) Head Coach ...... Jim Merner (19 years) Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 4th of 8 (M) 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 4th of 6 (M) 2008-09 league fi nish ...... 5th of 6 (M) ...... 4th of 8 (W) ...... 2nd of 6 (W) ...... 1st of 8 (W) Website ...... www. athletics.uchicago.edu/ Website ...... www.wiuathletics.com Website ...... www.greenbayphoenix.com

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RECORD BREAKERS 800 Freestyle Relay: School record Th e women’s swimming & diving team broke four Horizon League, 14 Gross, Nennig, Wenger, Niespodzany school records and seven freshmen records a season ago. Th ey included Th e 800 free relay record got shattered, with the mark getting lowered the following: by over seven seconds in 7:32.15. Th at broke the mark of 7:39.78 set by Kelsey Ogle, Wenger, Finn and Ellie Gross in 2008. 500 Freestyle: School record - Danielle Wenger Wenger lowered the record in the 500 freestyle on three occasions dur- 200 Medley Relay: School record ing the season, fi rst against Green Bay (5:04.01) and then again as a split Wenger, Rossow, Finn, Wardecke of her record performance in the 1000 free at the league championships Th e former 200 medley relay record of 1:46.35, set by Wenger, Kerry Ros- (4:57.23). She topped that again in the actual race, going 4:55.29 to break sow, Amanda Nelson and Jess Kelly in 2008 was handily beaten, as the the original record of 5:04.27 set by Kelsey Ogle in 2008. Panthers touched the wall in 1:44.88 in 2009. 1000 Freestyle: League & School record - Danielle Wenger 400 Medley Relay: School record Wenger originally broke her own record of 10:17.43 (set in 2008), with a Wenger, Rossow, Finn, Wardecke new league-record time of 10:14.43 at the University of Chicago Jan. 23. Lastly, the school record of 3:51.09 in the 400 medley relay, set by Julie She lowered it again at the league championships with a time of 10:06.65. Olson, Caldwell, Finn and Jess Kelly as a league record in 2006, was taken down by a time of 3:48.90 at the league meet. 1650 Freestyle: School record - Danielle Wenger Wenger took fi rst place all three times she swam the 1650 free on the sea- 50 Freestyle: Freshman record son, breaking what was her own record (17:13.65 set in 2008) with a time Sarah Wardecke g of 16:53.14 to win the title at the league championships. Wardecke fi rst broke the record, 24.11 held by Lindsay Caldwell, with a n 23.88 showing in a relay at the league meet. She bettered that in both the i

v 100 Butterfl y: School record - Molly Finn preliminaries (23.87) and the fi nals (23.76) of the league event. i Finn fi nally added the school record in the 100 fl y as a senior, fi rst going D

57.93 at the Falcon Invitational Dec. 5 to eclipse the mark of 58.06 set 100 Freestyle: Freshman record by Julie Olson in 2005. She topped that with a time of 57.87 at the same Sarah Wardecke & meet before touching the wall in 55.94 in the preliminaries at the league Wardecke jumped into the mix immediately, breaking Caldwell’s fresh- g championships. man mark in the 100 free of 52.64 in just her second meet of the season, n i going 52.25 against Wright State Oct. 31.

m 200 Butterfl y: League & School record - Molly Finn Finn continued to lower the school mark in the 200 fl y, one that she origi- 200 Freestyle: Freshman record m i nally set as a freshman at 2:05.01. She won her fourth-straight league Heidi Niespodzany

w crown in the event with a time of 2:01.37. Niespodzany broke and then lowered the freshman record in the 200 free,

S as her time of 1:54.37 at the Falcon Invitational Dec. 5 fi rst toppled the Swimming & Diving s 100 Breaststroke: League, School & Freshman record mark of 1:54.62 set by Kelsey Ogle. She then lowered it to 1:53.57 in the r Sarah Wardecke preliminaries at the league championships. e Wardecke was swimming the 100 breast for just the third time all season h t at the league championships when she went 1:03.19 to break the school 500 Freestyle: Freshman record n and freshman records (Shannon Berndt, 1:03.81 in 2007) and set a new Heidi Niespodzany a league mark as well. She bettered that in the fi nals with a time of 1:02.49 Niespodzany added to her resume with the freshman record in the 500 P

to claim the title. free at the league meet, touching the wall in 5:01.26 to take nearly three e seconds off the old standard of 5:04.27 set by Ogle as well. e 200 Breaststroke: League, School & Freshman record k

u Sarah Wardecke 200 Backstroke: Freshman record a Once again, Wardecke was swimming the 200 breast for just the fi ft h time Danielle Chapman

w all season at the league championships when she went 2:16.73 to break the Chapman made her league-championship performance in the 200 back- l i school and freshman records (Shannon Berndt, 2:19.82 in 2007) and set a stroke a good one, as she broke the record of 2:07.72, held by Julie Ol- new league mark as well. son, with a 2:06.17 time in the prelims. She one-upped that with a 2:05.45 M Milwaukee Panthers showing in the fi nals. 0 200 IM: School record - Molly Finn 1

- Finn again broke her own mark in the race, lowering the standard in the

9 prelims at the league meet (2:04.16) and then again in the fi nals (2:03.08). AND THIS WEEK’S WINNER IS...

0 Her record from 2008 was 2:06.75, while she fi rst broke the school mark Milwaukee added six Horizon League Swimmer or Diver of the Week 0 as a freshman at 2:07.30. awards to its resume in 2008-09, giving them a league-best 25 in the past 2 2009-10 three seasons. 400 IM: School record - Bailey Nennig Nennig knocked nearly 10 seconds off her career-best time over the course Danielle Wenger earned the fi nal one at the end of January, while Bailey of the season, eventually going 4:26.05 in the prelims at the league meet to Nennig (Dec. 10) and Sarah Wardecke (Nov. 19) were also named swim- break the former school mark of 4:28.32 set by Finn in 2006. mer of the week during the regular season. 200 Freestyle Relay: School record Ashley Hall was honored as diver of the week on three occasions (Dec. Wardecke, Chapman, Gross, Nennig 10, Nov. 12 and Nov. 5), giving her a league-high total of eight over her Th e 200 free relay record fell at the league meet, with the team taking fi nal two seasons. In addition to that, she was also named U.S. Army Ho- third in a time of 1:35.33 to break the mark of 1:35.56 set in 2007 by Lind- rizon League Scholar-Athlete of the Week in late-January, earning herself say Caldwell, Megan Skiba, Jamilla Edwards and Jess Kelly. that accolade four times during her time at UWM. 400 Freestyle Relay: School record RECORD-BREAKING REGULAR SEASON: Niespodzany, Nennig, Wenger, Wardecke Th e Panthers fi nished the season with a dual meet record of 13-3. Included Th e next relay to fall was the 400 freestyle, as the second-place time in that was a stretch of 13-consecutive wins (not losing from Oct. 31 through of 3:28.50 narrowly edged the former mark of 3:28.93 set by Caldwell, Feb. 7 of the regular season) - good enough to tie the school record for a Heather Sawatzki, Finn and Kelly (then a league-record) in 2006. winning streak. Th e 13 victories did set a record as well, topping the 11 that the team had in 1991-92 (11-1).

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50 FREESTYLE (Record: 23.14) 1650 FREESTYLE (Record: 17:13.65) Molly Finn 2:36.33 ...... 11/01/08 Sarah Wardecke 23.76* ...... 02/26/09 Danielle Wenger 16:53.14~ ...... 02/28/09 Jennifer Schober 2:38.18 ...... 01/24/09 Danielle Chapman 24.50 ...... 02/26/09 Alex Nelson 17:22.30 ...... 02/28/09 Ellie Gross 25.24 ...... 01/23/09 Jenny Westfall 17:48.77 ...... 02/28/09 200 IM (Record: 2:06.75) Kristina Hansen 25.30 ...... 01/23/09 Kelsey McDonough 17:49.28 ...... 02/28/09 Molly Finn 2:03.08~...... 02/26/09 Heidi Niespodzany 25.70 ...... 01/24/09 Maggie Pease 18:35.16 ...... 02/28/09 Bailey Nennig 2:04.95 ...... 02/26/09 Kelly Jarvis 25.77 ...... 02/07/09 Ali Winius 2:09.55 ...... 02/26/09 Rachel Rebitski 25.92 ...... 10/31/08 100 BUTTERFLY (Record: 58.06) Sarah Wardecke 2:10.76 ...... 01/23/09 Kelsey Ogle 26.41 ...... 11/01/08 Molly Finn 55.94~ ...... 02/27/09 Taylor Jozwiak 2:13.06 ...... 02/26/09 Kerry Rossow 27.91 ...... 11/01/08 Danielle Chapman 59.55 ...... 02/27/09 Jennifer Schober 2:14.32 ...... 12/05/08 Kelsey McDonough 1:01.13 ...... 02/27/09 Kerry Rossow 2:14.50 ...... 02/26/09 100 FREESTYLE (Record: 50.58) Bailey Nennig 1:01.25 ...... 01/23/09 Sarah Wardecke 52.25* ...... 10/31/08 Hannah Egger 1:01.75 ...... 02/27/09 400 IM (Record: 4:28.32) Heidi Niespodzany 52.46 ...... 02/28/09 Ellie Gross 1:02.42 ...... 01/23/09 Bailey Nennig 4:26.05~...... 02/27/09 Ellie Gross 53.34 ...... 12/06/08 Katelyn Brittain 1:02.78 ...... 10/10/08 Ali Winius 4:36.77 ...... 02/27/09

Kristina Hansen 54.47 ...... 01/23/09 Ali Winius 1:06.93 ...... 10/10/08 Jennifer Schober 4:40.71 ...... 02/27/09 2 2009-10 0

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Bailey Nennig 55.29 ...... 01/24/09 Molly Finn 2:01.37~! ...... 02/28/09 ONE-METER DIVING (Record: 297.90) 1 Molly Finn 55.47 ...... 11/01/08 Kelsey McDonough 2:10.57 ...... 02/28/09 Kelsey George 280.45+...... 02/27/09 0

Kelsey Ogle 56.08 ...... 10/31/08 Hannah Egger 2:16.37 ...... 02/28/09 Ashley Hall 262.10 ...... 11/08/08 Panthers M Milwaukee i

Jenny Westfall 56.58 ...... 11/01/08 Heidi Niespodzany 2:18.48 ...... 01/23/09 Rachel Grimm 239.80 ...... 11/08/08 l Kelly Jarvis 57.32 ...... 01/23/09 Ali Winius 2:20.68 ...... 11/08/08 Lauren Roy 225.80 ...... 12/05/08 w a

Morgan Hearn 204.83 ...... 01/24/09 u 200 FREESTYLE (Record: 1:52.22) 100 BACKSTROKE (Record: 57.33) k e

Ellie Gross 1:52.80 ...... 02/27/09 Jennifer Schober 1:00.46 ...... 02/27/09 THREE-METER DIVING (Record: 348.80) e

Heidi Niespodzany 1:53.57* ...... 02/27/09 Kristina Hansen 1:00.57 ...... 02/27/09 Ashley Hall 295.90+...... 02/25/09 P a

Kristina Hansen 1:54.72 ...... 02/27/09 Danielle Chapman 1:00.96 ...... 11/14/08 Kelsey George 274.70+...... 02/25/09 n

Sarah Wardecke 1:57.61 ...... 11/01/08 Maggie Pease 1:01.10 ...... 02/27/09 Rachel Grimm 262.80 ...... 01/24/09 t h

Rachel Rebitski 1:58.25 ...... 01/24/09 Suzy Paasch 1:02.69 ...... 10/31/08 Lauren Roy 241.13 ...... 01/23/09 e r

Jenny Westfall 1:58.52 ...... 02/27/09 Molly Finn 1:03.29 ...... 11/22/08 Morgan Hearn 232.88 ...... 01/24/09 s Swimming & Diving Swimming Kelsey Ogle 1:59.28 ...... 11/08/08 Hannah Egger 1:03.79 ...... 11/14/08 S Danielle Wenger 1:59.86 ...... 11/22/08 Taylor Jozwiak 1:04.48 ...... 01/23/09 w i Alex Nelson 2:02.67 ...... 12/05/08 200 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 1:35.56) m

Kelly Jarvis 2:04.11 ...... 12/05/08 200 BACKSTROKE (Record: 2:04.28) Wardecke, Chapman, Gross, Nennig m

Danielle Chapman 2:05.45* ...... 02/28/09 1:35.33~...... 02/25/09 i n

500 FREESTYLE (Record: 5:04.27) Danielle Wenger 2:08.06 ...... 12/06/08 g

Danielle Wenger 4:55.29~...... 02/26/09 Kristina Hansen 2:08.77 ...... 02/28/09 400 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 3:28.93) &

Heidi Niespodzany 5:01.55* ...... 02/26/09 Jennifer Schober 2:09.61 ...... 02/28/09 Niespodzany, Nennig, Wenger, Wardecke D

Ellie Gross 5:01.98 ...... 02/26/09 Maggie Pease 2:10.86 ...... 02/28/09 3:28.50~...... 02/28/09 i v

Alex Nelson 5:07.73 ...... 02/26/09 Hannah Egger 2:11.90 ...... 02/28/09 i n

Jenny Westfall 5:09.60 ...... 02/26/09 Kelsey McDonough 2:23.76 ...... 11/01/08 800 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 7:39.78) g Kelsey McDonough 5:20.23 ...... 12/05/08 Gross, Nennig, Wenger, Niespodzany Maggie Pease 5:22.18 ...... 12/05/08 100 BREASTSTROKE (Record: 1:03.81) 7:32.15~...... 02/27/09 Kelsey Ogle 5:23.10 ...... 12/05/08 Sarah Wardecke 1:02.49~*!...... 02/27/09 Rachel Rebitski 5:24.77 ...... 01/23/09 Kerry Rossow 1:04.73 ...... 02/27/09 200 MEDLEY RELAY (Record: 1:46.35) Ali Winius 5:25.97 ...... 11/22/08 Bailey Nennig 1:06.18 ...... 12/05/08 Wenger, Rossow, Finn, Wardecke Kristina Hansen 5:27.30 ...... 11/01/08 Taylor Jozwiak 1:07.89 ...... 02/27/09 1:44.88~...... 02/25/09 Ali Winius 1:09.81 ...... 12/05/08 1000 FREESTYLE (Record: 10:17.43) Jennifer Schober 1:11.52 ...... 12/05/08 400 MEDLEY RELAY (Record: 3:51.09) Danielle Wenger 10:06.64~! ...... 02/25/09 Katelyn Brittain 1:13.06 ...... 10/10/08 Wenger, Rossow, Finn, Wardecke Alex Nelson 10:28.17 ...... 02/25/09 3:48.90~...... 02/26/09 Jenny Westfall 10:33.28 ...... 02/25/09 200 BREASTSTROKE (Record: 2:19.82) Kelsey McDonough 10:38.94 ...... 02/25/09 Sarah Wardecke 2:16.73~*!...... 02/28/09 ~ = UWM Record Heidi Niespodzany 11:03.71 ...... 11/01/08 Bailey Nennig 2:20.21 ...... 02/28/09 * = Freshman Record Kerry Rossow 2:21.85 ...... 02/28/09 ! = Horizon League Record Ali Winius 2:24.95 ...... 02/28/09 + = NCAA Zone Qualifying Score Taylor Jozwiak 2:27.79 ...... 02/28/09

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RECORD BREAKERS Jeff erson set the record at 6:45.25, the Panthers broke the standard again. Th is Th e men’s swimming & diving team broke 13 school records, eight freshmen time they came in at 6:43.16. records and one Klotsche Natatorium mark a season ago. Th ey included the following: 200 Medley Relay: School record Waldhart, Keele, Diel, Kalinowski 50 Freestyle: School record - Jake Kalinowski Th e team knocked over two and a half seconds off the former record of 1:32.97 Kalinowski broke Josh Baseheart’s six-year old record of 20.23 in the 50 free when they came in at 1:30.43. Th e former mark, held by Gravengood, Cody on two occasions at the Horizon League Championships. Th e fi rst time came Smith, Ross Bittner and Jeff erson, was set in 2007. as a relay leadoff , where his time of 20.17 broke the league mark as well. Fol- lowing the prelims (where the league mark was lowered), Kalinowski lowered 400 Medley Relay: School record his own standard with a time of 20.12 to bring home the title. Waldhart, Keele, Diel, Trelka Lastly, a 3:20.78 showing in the 400 medley relay wiped the record book clean 100 Freestyle: School record - Jake Kalinowski for each relay entry. Th at mark beat the former standard of 3:22.33, set in Kalinowski knocked over a second off his previous season-best in the fi nals 2003 by Procto, Fyock, Vergeer and Baseheart. of the 100 free at the league championships. His time of 44.61 toppled Baseh- eart’s record of 44.65 set in 2002. 50 Freestyle: Freshman record Kyle Trelka Baseheart lost yet another of his records when Trelka went 20.72 as an ex- 200 Freestyle: School record - Jake Kalinowski hibition swim at the league championships. Th at broke the former mark of Kalinowski went 3-for-3 in the sprints, erasing Baseheart from the record 20.85. g book in the process. In the 200, his time of 1:38.46 narrowly edged the 1:38.51 n that Baseheart put up in 2002. 200 Butterfl y: Freshman record i

v Jordan Diel i 1000 Freestyle: School record - Dan Heraly Diel earned freshman marks in both butterfl y events, breaking Gravengood’s D

Heraly had am impressive showing in the 1000 free at the league champion- mark of 1:51.86 when he went 1:51.25 in the preliminaries at the league cham- ship meet, knocking over 20 seconds off his previous season-best time in go- pionships. & ing 9:25.60. Th at time handily passed the former mark of 9:29.29 set by Robby g Leibold in 2008. 100 Breaststroke: Freshman record n i Sam Keele

m Keele broke the mark in the preliminaries at the Horizon League Champion- 100 Butterfl y: School & Freshman record ships and then lowered it in the fi nals. His time of 57.34 fi rst broke the mark m i Jordan Diel of 57.42 held by Jared Sobczak and then was lowered to 57.27 in the fi nals.

w Diel lowered the freshman record (49.80 by Andrew Babcock) on three oc-

S casions over the course of the season, fi rst doing so with a time of 49.75 at 200 Breaststroke: Freshman record Swimming & Diving s the Falcon Invitational Dec. 5. he lowered it again to 49.38 in the prelims at Sam Keele r the league meet and then did it one better when he beat Chase Gravengood’s Keele pulled off the breaststroke double with his time in the preliminaries at e school record time of 49.18 with his third-place showing of 48.71. the league meet. He touched the wall in 2:06.47 to break the former mark of h t 2:06.52 held by Kyle Fyock. n 100 Backstroke: School & Freshman record a Kyle Trelka 200 IM: Freshman record P

Trelka took over two seconds off his previous season-best time in the 100 Nathan Rahe e back at the league meet, breaking the school record of 50.88 held by Bill Kuri Rahe doubled up on the freshman mark in the 200 IM, breaking it in the e (2001) and the freshman standard of 50.89 (also Kuri) with a time of 50.15 in prelims (1:53.24) and then lowering that standard in the fi nals (1:51.89). Th e k

u the preliminaries. former mark of 1:53.32 was held by Gravengood. a

w 200 Backstroke: School record * Klotsche Natatorium record 400 IM: Freshman record l i Jeremy Waldhart Nathan Rahe Waldhart lowered the school record to 1:47.68 in the preliminaries of the race Rahe erased Gravengood’s 400 IM freshman mark on two occasions at the M Milwaukee Panthers at the league meet. Th at broke the mark of 1:50.47 set a season ago by Tyler league meet as well. His time in the prelims of 4:02.12 beat Gravengood’s re- 0 Jeff erson. He also set a new Klotsche Natatorium record when his time of cord of 4:03.29 and he went on to lower that to 4:02.04 in the fi nals. 1

- 1:51.76 against Western Illinois beat the record he set in 2008 of 1:52.96.

9 REGULAR SEASON CARRY-OVER:

0 400 IM: School record - Jeremy Waldhart Milwaukee fi nished 10-5 in dual meets on the year, its most victories since the 0 Waldhart put together a brilliant performance in the 400 IM at the league 1995-96 campaign. For the nine seasons prior to 2008-09, the high-water mark 2 2009-10 championships. His time in the prelims of 4:00.47 narrowly missed the school for dual wins by the men’s team had been six. mark of 3:59.32 (set by Gravengood in 2007), but did knock over eight sec- onds off his season-best prior. He then proceeded to get the record, going GOOD IN TEH CLASSROOM AS WELL 3:58.20 in the fi nals. Jeremy Waldhart led by example in the pool as well as in the classroom. Last season, Waldhart was selected as the U.S. Army Scholar-Athlete of the Week 200 Freestyle Relay: School record on three occasions - a league-high. Th at gives him a career total of four weekly Kalinowski, Lichinsky, Belton, Trelka honors, while he was also named U.S. Army Scholar-Athlete of the Month Th e 200 free relay record was one of the oldest in the record book, set at in November (Waldhart won six of the 11 races in which he swam during 1:23.17 in 2000 by Kuri, VanDenWymelenberg, Babcock and Schmaling. Th e November and was runner-up in two others). At the end of the season, he record fell easily, as UWM would touch the wall in 1:21.44. was selected to the Academic Winter All-Horizon League team and the ESPN Th e Magazine Second Team Academic All-District for the second-straight 400 Freestyle Relay: School record season. Trelka, Kalinowski, Lichinsky, Belton Th e same group of Kuri, VanDenWymelenberg, Babcock and Schmaling also YOUNG GUNS: held the 400 free relay record, also set in 2000 at 3:02.48. Th e squad knocked Youth was served for Milwaukee last season, as several newcomers recorded almost two seconds off the standard, settling for a time of 3:00.68. numerous individual victories on the year. Th e freshmen class was defi nitely a solid contributor for UWM, accounting for 22 individual victories on the 800 Freestyle Relay: School record season. Kyle Trelka led the way with six, Jordan Diel and Sam Keele each Kalinowski, Trelka, Belton, Heraly had four, Evan Green and Nolan Sinkler posted three wins, Nathan Rahe Just one season aft er Bill McCarty, Chase Gravengood, David Yugo and Tyler accounted for two and Shane Conner one on the diving board.

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50 FREESTYLE (Record: 20.23) 1650 FREESTYLE (Record: 15:41.89) 200 IM (Record: 1:50.06) Jake Kalinowski 20.12~ ...... 02/26/09 David Adams 16:16.09 ...... 02/28/09 Nathan Rahe 1:51.89* ...... 02/26/09 Kyle Trelka 20.72* ...... 02/26/09 Dan Heraly 16:20.70 ...... 02/28/09 Sam Keele 1:52.90 ...... 02/26/09 Ed Lichinsky 20.87 ...... 02/26/09 Matt Mahoney 16:59.38 ...... 02/28/09 Matt Kluczinske 1:54.36 ...... 02/26/09 Jordan Diel 21.19 ...... 02/26/09 Jeremy Waldhart 1:55.34 ...... 02/07/09 Andrew Belton 21.22 ...... 02/26/09 100 BUTTERFLY (Record: 49.18) Brady Huemann 1:56.59 ...... 02/26/09 Sky Boggio 21.35 ...... 02/26/09 Jordan Diel 48.71~* ...... 02/27/09 Greg Wise 1:56.62 ...... 02/26/09 Matt Mahoney 22.44 ...... 01/23/09 Sky Boggio 49.88 ...... 02/27/09 Nolan Sinkler 1:58.05 ...... 01/23/09 Sam Parent 22.96 ...... 10/10/08 Ed Lichinsky 50.10 ...... 02/27/09 Evan Green 1:58.24 ...... 12/05/08 Sam Keele 22.99 ...... 11/01/08 Evan Green 50.71 ...... 02/27/09 Kyle Trelka 2:00.90 ...... 11/22/08 Andrew Belton 52.36 ...... 01/23/09 Jordan Diel 2:02.79 ...... 11/22/08 100 FREESTYLE (Record: 44.65) Greg Wise 52.45 ...... 12/05/08 Jake Kalinowski 44.61~ ...... 02/28/09 Nathan Rahe 54.37 ...... 11/22/08 400 IM (Record: 3:59.32) Ed Lichinsky 46.03 ...... 02/28/09 Matt Kluczinske 56.75 ...... 11/22/08 Jeremy Waldhart 3:58.20~ ...... 02/27/09 Andrew Belton 46.10 ...... 02/28/09 Nathan Rahe 4:02.03* ...... 02/27/09

Kyle Trelka 46.98 ...... 01/24/09 200 BUTTERFLY (Record: 1:48.40) Brady Huemenn 4:06.38 ...... 02/27/09 2 2009-10 0

Nolan Sinkler 48.25 ...... 12/06/08 Jordan Diel 1:51.25* ...... 02/28/09 Evan Green 4:22.95 ...... 01/24/09 0

Sky Boggio 48.59 ...... 12/06/08 Evan Green 1:51.27 ...... 02/28/09 Greg Wise 4:25.40 ...... 01/24/09 9 -

Jordan Diel 49.10 ...... 12/06/08 Sky Boggio 1:51.51 ...... 02/28/09 Matt Kluczinske 4:26.86 ...... 11/01/08 1 Dan Heraly 49.55 ...... 11/22/08 Nathan Rahe 1:51.68 ...... 02/28/09 0

Matt Mahoney 50.06 ...... 01/23/09 Greg Wise 1:54.35 ...... 02/28/09 ONE-METER DIVING (Record: 348.83) Panthers M Milwaukee i

Evan Green 50.55 ...... 11/14/08 Dan Heraly 2:03.06 ...... 11/01/08 Jake Koll 272.25 ...... 02/26/09 l Matt Kluczinske 51.00 ...... 11/01/08 Nick DeWitt 243.75 ...... 10/31/08 w a

Sam Parent 51.40 ...... 10/10/08 100 BACKSTROKE (Record: 50.88) Shane Conner 230.15 ...... 02/26/09 u Sam Keele 51.57 ...... 11/01/08 Kyle Trelka 50.15~* ...... 02/27/09 k e

Jeremy Waldhart 50.68 ...... 02/26/09 THREE-METER DIVING (Record: 340.50) e

200 FREESTYLE (Record: 1:38.51) Matt Kluczinske 51.21 ...... 02/27/09 Jake Koll 268.85 ...... 12/05/08 P a

Jake Kalinowski 1:38.46~ ...... 02/27/09 Brady Huemann 55.35 ...... 01/23/09 Shane Conner 254.25 ...... 01/23/09 n

Andrew Belton 1:40.91 ...... 02/27/09 Ed Lichinsky 55.47 ...... 11/22/08 Nick DeWitt 251.45 ...... 12/05/08 t h

Kyle Trelka 1:41.82 ...... 02/27/09 Sam Keele 57.63 ...... 11/22/08 e r

Dan Heraly 1:43.91 ...... 12/05/08 s Swimming & Diving Swimming Matt Mahoney 1:44.19 ...... 02/27/09 200 BACKSTROKE (Record: 1:50.47) S Nolan Sinkler 1:44.35 ...... 01/23/09 Jeremy Waldhart 1:47.68~ ...... 02/28/09 200 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 1:23.17) w i David Adams 1:47.04 ...... 02/27/09 Kyle Trelka 1:51.35 ...... 02/28/09 Kalinowski, Lichinsky, Belton, Trelka m

Evan Green 1:48.01 ...... 02/07/09 Matt Kluczinske 1:52.14 ...... 02/28/09 1:21.44~ ...... 02/25/09 m

Jordan Diel 1:49.12 ...... 01/23/09 Nathan Rahe 1:57.86 ...... 01/24/09 i n

Ed Lichinsky 1:50.03 ...... 01/24/09 Brady Huemann 1:58.04 ...... 02/07/09 400 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 3:02.48) g

Nolan Sinkler 2:08.42 ...... 11/01/08 Trelka, Kalinowski, Lichinsky, Belton &

Evan Green 2:14.11 ...... 11/01/08

500 FREESTYLE (Record: 4:32.98) 3:00.68~ ...... 02/28/09 D

Dan Heraly 4:35.79 ...... 02/26/09 i 100 BREASTSTROKE (Record: 57.15) v Nolan Sinkler 4:36.43 ...... 02/26/09 800 FREESTYLE RELAY (Record: 6:45.25) i Sam Keele 57.27* ...... 02/27/09 n

David Adams 4:42.18 ...... 02/26/09 Kalinowski, Trelka, Belton, Heraly g Matt Mahoney 4:47.17 ...... 02/26/09 Nolan Sinkler 58.22 ...... 02/27/09 6:43.16~ ...... 02/27/09 Robby Leibold 4:49.72 ...... 10/10/08 Brady Huemann 58.86 ...... 02/27/09 Andrew Belton 4:57.34 ...... 11/01/08 Kyle Trelka 1:01.27 ...... 01/23/09 200 MEDLEY RELAY (Record: 1:32.97) Sky Boggio 5:04.13 ...... 11/01/08 Jeremy Waldhart 1:02.69 ...... 11/22/08 Waldhart, Keele, Diel, Kalinowski Greg Wise 5:13.61 ...... 11/01/08 Greg Wise 1:05.21 ...... 11/14/08 1:30.43~ ...... 02/25/09 Matt Kluczinske 1:05.23 ...... 11/22/08 Matt Mahoney 1:08.69 ...... 11/08/08 1000 FREESTYLE (Record: 9:29.29) 400 MEDLEY RELAY (Record: 3:22.33) Dan Heraly 9:25.60~ ...... 02/25/09 Waldhart, Keele, Diel, Trelka 200 BREASTSTROKE (Record: 2:05.16) David Adams 9:42.45 ...... 02/25/09 3:20.78~ ...... 02/26/09 Sam Keele 2:06.47* ...... 02/28/09 Matt Mahoney 10:05.52 ...... 02/25/09 Brady Huemann 2:07.40 ...... 02/28/09 Jeremy Waldhart 10:12.22 ...... 11/01/08 Nolan Sinkler 2:10.13 ...... 02/28/09 ~ = UWM Record Nathan Rahe 10:21.30 ...... 11/01/08 Jeremy Waldhart 2:12.87 ...... 01/23/09 * = Freshman Record Nathan Rahe 2:19.48 ...... 01/23/09 ^ = Klotsche Natatorium Record Greg Wise 2:21.16 ...... 01/23/09 + = NCAA Zone Qualifying Score Kyle Trelka 2:21.47 ...... 11/01/08 Matt Kluczinske 2:31.66 ...... 10/31/08

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2009 Women’s Horizon League Championship Results • Feb. 25-28 (Brown Deer, Wis.) Event Place Name Time Event Place Name Time 200 Freestyle Relay 1st Green Bay 1:32.59 ! 1-Meter Diving 1st Kelsey George 280.45 3rd Wardecke, Chapman 1:35.33* 3rd Ashley Hall 245.80 Gross, Nennig 5th Lauren Roy 227.70 6th Rachel Grimm 218.70 1000 Freestyle 1st Danielle Wenger 10:06.65*^ 6th Alex Nelson 10:28.18 800 Freestyle Relay 1st Green Bay 7:28.85 ! 9th Jenny Westfall 10:33.28 3rd Gross, Nennig, 7:32.15* 15th Kelsey McDonough 10:38.94 Wenger, Niespodzany

200 Medley Relay 1st UWGB 1:42.40 ! 1650 Freestyle 1st Danielle Wenger 16:53.14*^ 3rd Wenger, Rossow, 1:44.88* 5th Alex Nelson 17:22.30 Finn, Wardecke 11th Jenny Westfall 17:48.77 12th Kelsey McDonough 17:49.28 3-Meter Diving 1st Ashley Hall 295.90 g 3rd Kelsey George 274.70 200 Backstroke 1st Wieczerzak, WSU 1:59.00 ! n i 5th Rachel Grimm 241.65 6th Danielle Chapman 2:05.45^ v i 6th Lauren Roy 240.70 10th Kristina Hansen 2:08.77

D 9th Morgan Hearn 208.20 11th Jennifer Schober 2:10.39 16th Maggie Pease 2:13.72 & 500 Freestyle 1st Pipkorn, WSU 4:54.65 g 2nd Danielle Wenger 4:55.29* 100 Freestyle 1st Spading, UWGB 50.84 ! n i 9th Heidi Niespodzany 5:01.26 8th Heidi Niespodzany 52.46 m 10th Ellie Gross 5:01.98 14th Ellie Gross 53.53 m 13th Alex Nelson 5:07.73 i 14th Jenny Westfall 5:09.60 200 Breaststroke 1st Sarah Wardecke 2:17.86 !*^ w

S 3rd Bailey Nennig 2:20.21 Swimming & Diving s 200 IM 1st DeGrand, UWGB 2:01.92 ! 6th Kerry Rossow 2:21.85 r

e 2nd Molly Finn 2:03.08* 11th Ali Winius 2:24.95 h 3rd Bailey Nennig 2:04.95 13th Taylor Jozwiak 2:27.79 t

n 11th Ali Winius 2:09.55 a 200 Butterfl y 1st Molly Finn 2:01.37 !* P

50 Freestyle 1st Spading, UWGB 23.52 13th Kelsey McDonough 2:10.78 e 3rd Sarah Wardecke 23.76^ e

k 15th Danielle Chapman 24.50 400 Freestyle Relay 1st Green Bay 3:24.64 ! u 2nd Niespodzany, Nennig, 3:28.50* a 400 Medley Relay 1st Green Bay 3:44.42 ! Wenger, Wardecke w l

i 3rd Wenger, Rossow, 3:48.90* Finn, Wardecke * = UWM Record ... ^ = Freshman Record ... ! = Horizon League Record M Milwaukee Panthers

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1 400 IM 1st Wieczerzak, WSU 4:20.85 ! Final Team Scores - 2nd Bailey Nennig 4:26.94 1. Green Bay ...... 859 9

0 7th Ali Winius 4:36.86 2. Milwaukee ...... 737

0 13th Jennifer Schober 4:40.71 3. Wright State ...... 564 2 2009-10 4. UIC ...... 546 100 Butterfl y 1st Warzon, UWGB 54.98 ! 5. Youngstown State ...... 300 3rd Molly Finn 55.95 6. Cleveland State ...... 290 7. Valparaiso ...... 214 200 Freestyle 1st Pipkorn, WSU 1:49.91 ! 8. Butler ...... 134 5th Ellie Gross 1:52.80 6th Heidi Niespodzany 1:54.24 Swimmer of the Meet: Danielle DeGrand, Green Bay 8th Kristina Hansen 1:54.94 Co-Diver of the Meet: Ashley Hall, Milwaukee Co-Diver of the Meet: Kelsey George, Milwaukee 100 Breaststroke 1st Sarah Wardecke 1:02.49 !*^ Newcomer of the Year: Molly Pipkorn, Wright State 6th Kerry Rossow 1:05.06 Athlete of the Year: Danielle Wenger, Milwaukee Diving Coach of the Year: Todd Hill, Milwaukee 100 Backstroke 1st DeGrand, UWGB 56.03 Swimming Coach of the Year: Jim Merner, Green Bay 14th Jennifer Schober 1:00.53 15th Kristina Hansen 1:00.72

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2009 Men’s Horizon League Championship Results • Feb. 25-28 (Brown Deer, Wis.) Event Place Name Time Event Place Name Time 200 Freestyle Relay 1st Cleveland State 1:19.50 ! 3-Meter Diving 1st Pogue, UWGB 300.25 5th Kalinowski, Lichinsky, 1:21.44* 5th Jake Koll 265.80 Belton, Trelka 8th Shane Conner 226.10 10th Nick DeWitt 197.30 1000 Freestyle 1st deSwardt, CSU 9:08.01 ! 4th Dan Heraly 9:25.60* 800 Freestyle Relay 1st WSU 6:39.45 ! 10th David Adams 9:42.45 3rd Kalinowski, Trelka, 6:43.16* 18th Matt Mahoney 10:05.53 Belton, Heraly

200 Medley Relay 1st Cleveland State 1:27.58 ! 1650 Freestyle 1st deSwardt, CSU 15:02.06 ! 3rd Waldhart, Keele, 1:30.43* 9th David Adams 16:16.09 Diel, Kalinowski 11th Dan Heraly 16:20.70 17th Matt Mahoney 16:59.38 1-Meter Diving 1st Pogue, UWGB 320.25 5th Jake Koll 272.25 200 Backstroke 1st Demchuk, WSU 1:47.78 2 2009-10 0

10th Shane Conner 230.15 2nd Jeremy Waldhart 1:48.52 0

11th Nick DeWitt 222.35 5th Kyle Trelka 1:51.35 9 -

7th Matt Kluczinske 1:52.14 1

500 Freestyle 1st deSwardt, CSU 4:26.00 0

7th Dan Heraly 4:35.79 100 Freestyle 1st Hill, UWGB 43.69 ! Panthers M Milwaukee 10th Nolan Sinkler 4:36.43 4th Jake Kalinowski 44.61* i l

14th David Adams 4:42.18 12th Ed Lichinsky 46.03 w

13th Andrew Belton 46.28 a

200 IM 1st Dunn, UIC 1:50.53 u 5th Nathan Rahe 1:51.89^ 200 Breaststroke 1st Gasparin, CSU 2:01.09 k e

8th Matt Kluczinske 1:55.13 6th Sam Keele 2:06.75 e

10th Sam Keele 1:52.90 8th Brady Huemann 2:08.73 P

12th Evan Green 1:54.96 11th Nolan Sinkler 2:10.13 a 14th Greg Wise 1:56.62 n t

200 Butterfl y 1st Yemm, UIC 1:46.94 ! h

50 Freestyle 1st Jake Kalinowski 20.12* 4th Evan Green 1:51.27 e r

15th Ed Lichinsky 21.01 5th Jordan Diel 1:51.39 s Swimming & Diving Swimming 9th Sky Boggio 1:51.51 S 400 Medley Relay 1st UIC 3:15.78 ! 10th Nathan Rahe 1:51.68 w i

3rd Waldhart, Keele, 3:20.78* 13th Greg Wise 1:55.54 m Diel, Trelka 400 Freestyle Relay 1st UIC 2:57.04 ! m i

400 IM 1st Demchuk, WSU 3:52.07 ! 5th Trelka, Kalinowski, 3:00.68* n

4th Jeremy Waldhart 3:58.20* Lichinsky, Belton g

6th Nathan Rahe 4:02.04^ &

9th Brady Huemann 4:06.39 * = UWM Record ... ^ = Freshman Record ... ! = Horizon League Record D i 100 Butterfl y 1st Grove, CSU 48.60 Final Team Scores v i

3rd Jordan Diel 48.71*^ 1. UIC ...... 703 n 7th Sky Boggio 50.21 2. Wright State ...... 685 g 9th Ed Lichinsky 50.10 3. Milwaukee ...... 647 13th Evan Green 50.71 4. Cleveland State ...... 612 5. Green Bay ...... 583 200 Freestyle 1st Hill, UWGB 1:37.59 ! 6. Valparaiso ...... 183 4th Jake Kalinowski 1:38.46* 10th Andrew Belton 1:40.91 Swimmer of the Meet: Mark deSwardt, Cleveland State 12th Kyle Trelka 1:42.22 Diver of the Meet: Daniel Pogue, Green Bay Newcomer of the Year: Mark deSwardt, Cleveland State 100 Breaststroke 1st Dobies, CSU 52.94 ! Athlete of the Year: Mark deSwardt, Cleveland State 6th Sam Keele 57.27^ Diving Coach of the Year: Tom Stover, Green Bay 9th Nolan Sinkler 58.59 Swimming Coach of the Year: Paul Moniak, UIC 12th Brady Huemann 59.10

100 Backstroke 1st Dobies, CSU 52.94 ! 3rd Kyle Trelka 50.41 7th Jeremy Waldhart 51.37 9th Matt Kluczinske 51.24

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Th e records just kept falling in front of the a school record in the preliminaries) and home crowd for both Milwaukee swim- taking third in both the 200 IM and 200 ming & diving teams at the 2009 Horizon breaststroke. League Championships held in Brown Deer, Wis. In the end, 41 school marks fell Hall (3-m winner) and George (1-m cham- with the women placing second and the pion) shared Horizon League Diver of the men fi nishing in third place. Meet honors. Th e women’s squad domi- nated the league meet, placing four divers Several highlights led the way for the Pan- in the top six on both boards, helping Todd thers, including a pair of league titles from Hill to his fourth diving coach of the year Danielle Wenger and Sarah Wardecke. honor in the past fi ve seasons. In addition to that, Molly Finn also pulled off an unprecedented feat and Ashley Hall Th e relay teams were nothing short of and Kelsey George ended up with a title apiece on the diving amazing, as each and every one of them set a new school re- boards. cord during the meet. Four of the teams took third, while the 400 freestyle relay squad of Heidi Niespodzany, Bailey Nennig, Wenger had a memorable week, repeating as the champion in Wenger and Wardecke earned second team all-league honors. g the 1000 and 1650 freestyles in record-breaking fashion. She n i set new Horizon League records in both of her victories and On the men’s side, UWM recorded its third-straight third-place v i also established a new school record in the 500 freestyle, plac- eff ort, fi nishing just 56 points behind league champ UIC. D

ing second. She went on to become the second-ever UWM

& swimmer to earn Horizon League Female Swimming & Diving Jake Kalinowski had a record-breaking week, setting new

g Athlete of the Year. school records in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyle while claiming n the league championship in the 50 free. He actually broke the i Despite competing in her fi rst-ever league meet, Wardecke be- Horizon League record on the 200 free relay leadoff , only to m came the third Milwaukee freshman to capture two league titles see that mark get bettered in the prelims of the actual race. He m i (Wenger and Molly Finn were the others), winning the 100 and placed fourth in both the 100 and 200 free. w 200 breaststroke in league-record fashion despite swimming in S Swimming & Diving the races on just six occasions during the course of the regular Jeremy Waldhart earned second team all-league honors in the s r season. 200 backstroke, setting a new school record in the preliminar- e ies of the race. He also took fourth in the 400 IM with a new h t Molly Finn had a great week, topping it with her fourth-consecu- school-record time as well. n

a tive league title in the 200 butterfl y in a new school and league-

P record time. She became just the sixth athlete in league history to Other top fi nishers for the Panthers included Dan Heraly

e win conference titles four times in the same event (and the fi rst- (fourth in the 1000 and seventh in the 500 free), Jordan Diel e ever Panther), setting a new league record in the process. Finn (third in the 100 butterfl y with a school record), Kyle Trelka k

u also placed second in the 200 IM and third in the 100 fl y at the (third in the 100 backstroke, with a new school record in the a championships, setting another school record in the 200 IM. preliminaries), Nathan Rahe (fi fth in the 200 IM) and Sam w l Keele (sixth in both breaststroke events). Jake Koll led the div- i Bailey Nennig also contributed heavily with a solid week, ers with a fi fth-place showing on both boards. Th e men’s relays M Milwaukee Panthers

earning second-team all-league honors in the 400 IM (setting were just as impressive, breaking each school record as well. 0 1 - 9 0 0 2 2009-10

Top row (left to right): Molly Finn, Bailey Nennig, Kelsey George, Danielle Wenger, Sarah Wardecke, Ashley Hall, Todd Hill

Bottom row (left to right): Jeremy Waldhart, Jake Kalinowski, Dan Heraly, Jordan Diel, Kyle Trelka, Jake Koll, Sam Keele

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All-Time Coaches Records (at NCAA Division I level) Women’s Team Duals Overall League Finish Year Coach Record Pct. Championships Dave Enzler 2008-09 Erica Janssen 13-3 .813 2nd out of 8 2007-08 Dave Griff ore 7-3 .700 3rd out of 8 1990-91 2006-07 Dave Griff ore 6-3 .667 2nd out of 7 2005-06 Dave Clark 8-7 .533 3rd out of 7 2004-05 Dave Clark 5-4 .556 3rd out of 7 2003-04 Dave Clark 5-3 .625 3rd out of 6 2002-03 Dave Clark 4-7 .364 3rd out of 6 2001-02 Dave Clark 3-6 .333 3rd out of 7 2000-01 Dave Clark 6-5 .545 1st out of 6 1999-00 Dave Clark 4-5 .444 3rd out of 6 1998-99 Dave Clark 4-5 .444 3rd out of 6 1997-98 Dave Clark 8-4 .667 3rd out of 6 g 1996-97 Dave Clark 7-5 .583 4th out of 7 n

i 1995-96 Dave Clark 6-6 .500 4th out of 6 v 1994-95 Dave Clark 7-6 .538 8th out of 10 i 1993-94 Dave Clark 8-8 .500 6th out of 9 D 1992-93 Dave Clark 7-5 .583 7th out of 11 &

1991-92 Dave Clark 11-1 .917 N/A g 1990-91 Dave Enzler 10-1 .909 N/A Dave Clark n i TOTALS (19 years) 129-87 .597 N/A 1991-2006 m COACHING RECORDS - WOMEN m

i Coach Years Overall Pct.

w Erica Janssen 2008-present 13-3 .813 S

Swimming & Diving Dave Griff ore 2006-08 13-6 .684 s Dave Clark 1991-2006 93-77 .547 r

e Dave Enzler 1990-91 10-1 .909 h t n All-Time Coaches Records (at NCAA Division I level) a P

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u Year Coach Record Pct. Championships a 2008-09 Erica Janssen 10-5 .667 3rd out of 6 Dave Griff ore w

l 2007-08 Dave Griff ore 6-4 .600 3rd out of 6 i 2006-07 Dave Griff ore 5-4 .556 3rd out of 6 2006-2008 M Milwaukee Panthers

2005-06 Dave Clark 5-7-1 .423 5th out of 6

0 2004-05 Dave Clark 4-4 .500 5th out of 6 1

- 2003-04 Dave Clark 3-3 .500 5th out of 6

9 2002-03 Dave Clark 4-5 .444 4th out of 6 0 2001-02 Dave Clark 3-6 .333 4th out of 6 0

2 2009-10 2000-01 Dave Clark 5-7 .417 4th out of 6 1999-00 Dave Clark 6-3-1 .650 1st out of 6 1998-99 Dave Clark 7-4 .636 3rd out of 6 1997-98 Dave Clark 8-6 .571 2nd out of 6 1996-97 Dave Clark 9-4 .692 4th out of 6 1995-96 Dave Clark 11-3 .786 4th out of 7 1994-95 Dave Clark 11-4 .733 6th out of 11 1993-94 Dave Clark 11-3 .786 5th out of 9 1992-93 Dave Clark 8-6 .571 4th out of 9 1991-92 Dave Clark 13-0 1.000 N/A 1990-91 Dave Enzler 7-2 .778 N/A Erica Janssen TOTALS (19 years) 136-80-2 .628 N/A 2008-present COACHING RECORDS - MEN Coach Years Overall Pct. Erica Janssen 2008-present 10-5 .667 Dave Griff ore 2006-08 11-8 .579 Dave Clark 1991-2006 108-65-2 .623 Dave Enzler 1990-91 7-2 .778

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KLOTSCHE NATATORIUM RECORDS - WOMEN Event Time Name School Date 50 freestyle 23.98 ...... Lindsay Caldwell ...... Milwaukee ...... 1/19/07 100 freestyle 51.84 ...... Lindsay Caldwell ...... Milwaukee ...... 11/12/05 200 freestyle 1:53.95 ...... Lindsay Caldwell ...... Milwaukee ...... 11/13/05 500 freestyle 5:06.06 ...... Molly Cox ...... Green Bay ...... 1/20/06 1000 freestyle 10:21.68 ...... Vicky West ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 1650 freestyle 17:35.48 ...... Molly Cox ...... Green Bay ...... 1/21/06 100 butterfl y 58.74 ...... Ashley Warzon ...... Green Bay ...... 1/20/07 200 butterfl y 2:05.00 ...... Christy Olin ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 100 backstroke 58.84 ...... Katie Paglini ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 200 backstroke 2:03.64 ...... Katie Paglini ...... Northwestern ...... 10/21/05 100 breaststroke 1:05.46 ...... Kerry Rossow ...... Milwaukee ...... 12/8/07 200 breaststroke 2:20.17 ...... Katie Simmons ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 200 I.M. 2:07.14 ...... Erin Swenson ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 400 I.M. 4:34.51 ...... Danielle DeGrand ...... Green Bay ...... 1/20/07

200 Free Relay 1:37.22 ...... Hyatt, Giczewski, Williams, Dougherty ...... UIC ...... 1/21/06 2 2009-10

400 Free Relay 3:32.88 ...... Welnhofer, Petric, Hupman, Oeser ...... Northwestern ...... 10/21/05 0 0

800 Free Relay 7:46.26 ...... Th ut, Carlson, Yelton, Cox ...... Green Bay ...... 1/20/07 9

200 Medley Relay 1:48.39 ...... Riebe, Kreb, Ciganek, Mayer ...... Green Bay ...... 1/22/05 - 1

400 Medley Relay 3:55.20 ...... Paglini, Simmons, Surkovic, Kilray ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 0

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Event Time Name School Date D

50 freestyle 20.51 ...... Blake Booher ...... UIC ...... 1/19/07 i v

100 freestyle 44.76 ...... Matt Grevers ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 i 200 freestyle 1:41.88 ...... Alex Hill ...... Green Bay ...... 2/2/08 n 500 freestyle 4:38.44 ...... Alex Hill ...... Green Bay ...... 2/2/08 g 1000 freestyle 9:32.71 ...... Jonathon Pierce ...... Notre Dame ...... 2/12/99 1650 freestyle 16:16.59 ...... Robby Leibold ...... Milwaukee ...... 1/20/07 100 butterfl y 50.78 ...... Chase Gravengood ...... Milwaukee ...... 12/8/07 200 butterfl y 1:50.18 ...... Mark Hamming ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 100 backstroke 49.60 ...... Matt Grevers ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 200 backstroke 1:51.76 ...... Jeremy Waldhart ...... Milwaukee ...... 1/24/09 100 breaststroke 58.09 ...... Will Ikeda ...... UIC ...... 11/8/08 200 breaststroke 2:08.01 ...... Paul Torres ...... UIC ...... 1/26/02 200 I.M. 1:51.60 ...... Matt Grevers ...... Northwestern ...... 10/21/05 400 I.M. 4:05.76 ...... Chase Gravengood ...... Milwaukee ...... 1/27/07 200 Free Relay 1:23.95 ...... Stevens, Hare, Lamprou, Booher ...... UIC ...... 1/21/06 400 Free Relay 3:07.56 ...... Hamming, Mercier, Wever, Grevers ...... Northwestern ...... 10/24/03 800 Free Relay 6:57.95 ...... Watt, Frohmader, Belting, Baseheart ...... Milwaukee ...... 1/24/04 200 Medley Relay 1:35.02 ...... Jiminez, Staev, Simos, Booher...... UIC ...... 1/21/06 400 Medley Relay 1:23.95 ...... Bubolz, Grevers, Alexandrov, Nilsson ...... Northwestern ...... 10/21/05 Note: Records in italics set in 2008-09 season.

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Event Name Time Year 50 Freestyle Lindsay Caldwell (League Record) ...... 23.14 ...... 2005 100 Freestyle Lindsay Caldwell (League Record) ...... 50.58 ...... 2006 200 Freestyle Lindsay Caldwell ...... 1:52.22 ...... 2006 500 Freestyle Danielle Wenger ...... 4:55.29 ...... 2009 1000 Freestyle Danielle Wenger (League Record) ...... 10:06.65 ...... 2009 1650 Freestyle Danielle Wenger ...... 16:53.14 ...... 2009 100 Butterfl y Molly Finn ...... 55.94 ...... 2009 200 Butterfl y Molly Finn (League Record) ...... 2:01.37 ...... 2009 100 Backstroke Julie Olson ...... 57.33 ...... 2005 200 Backstroke Julie Olson ...... 2:04.28 ...... 2006 100 Breaststroke Sarah Wardecke (League Record) ...... 1:02.49 ...... 2009 200 Breaststroke Sarah Wardecke (League Record) ...... 2:16.73 ...... 2009 g n

i 200 Individual Medley Molly Finn ...... 2:03.08 ...... 2009 v i 400 Individual Medley Bailey Nennig ...... 4:26.05 ...... 2009 D 200 Freestyle Relay Wardecke, Chapman, Gross, Nennig...... 1:35.33 ...... 2009 & 400 Freestyle Relay Niespodzany, Nennig, Wenger, Wardecke ...... 3:28.50 ...... 2009 g

n 800 Freestyle Relay Gross, Nennig, Wenger, Niespodzany ...... 7:32.15 ...... 2009 i 200 Medley Relay Wenger, Rossow, Finn, Wardecke ...... 1:44.88 ...... 2009 m

m 400 Medley Relay Wenger, Rossow, Finn, Wardecke ...... 3:48.90 ...... 2009 i

w 1m Diving (6 dives) Erin Blemberg ...... 297.90 ...... 2006 S Swimming & Diving 3m Diving (6 dives) Erin Blemberg (League Record) ...... 348.80 ...... 2006 s r Platform Diving Crystal Szymanski ...... 374.45 ...... 2006 e h

t 1m Diving (11 dives)* Leigh Ann Mrotek ...... 413.45 ...... 1996 n 3m Diving (11 dives)* Erin Blemberg ...... 480.00 ...... 2005 a P

[Bold indicates record set in 2008-09] e

e *Note: NCAA no longer uses 11-dive format k u a w l i WOMEN’S FRESHMEN RECORDS M Milwaukee Panthers

Event Name Time 0

1 50 Freestyle Sarah Wardecke (2009) ...... 23.76 -

9 100 Freestyle Sarah Wardecke (2008) ...... 52.25 0

0 200 Freestyle Heidi Niespodzany (2009) ...... 1:53.57 2 2009-10 500 Freestyle Heidi Niespodzany (2009) ...... 5:01.26 (Clockwise from top left ): Molly Finn capped an amazing career with new school records in the 100 butterfl y, 200 but- 1000 Freestyle Danielle Wenger ...... 10:17.43 terfl y, 200 IM and as a member of two relay teams ... Danielle Wenger was named athlete of the year aft er setting school 1650 Freestyle Danielle Wenger ...... 17:13.65 records in the 500, 1000 and 1650 freestyle and was also on four record-breaking relay teams ... Heidi Niespodzany 100 Butterfl y Molly Finn ...... 58.85 ended her season with freshman records in the 200 and 500 freestyle and was also on two of the relays teams that broke 200 Butterfl y Molly Finn ...... 2:05.01 marks ... Sarah Wardecke left quite an impression, setting 100 Backstroke Julie Olson...... 58.29 two league, two school and four freshman records. 200 Backstroke Danielle Chapman (2009) ...... 2:05.45 100 Breaststroke Sarah Wardecke (2009) ...... 1:02.49 200 Breaststroke Sarah Wardecke (2009) ...... 2:16.73 200 Individual Medley Molly Finn ...... 2:07.30 400 Individual Medley Molly Finn ...... 4:28.32 [Bold indicates record set in 2008-09]

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Event Name Time Year 50 Freestyle Jake Kalinowski ...... 20.12 ...... 2009 100 Freestyle Jake Kalinowski ...... 44.61 ...... 2009 200 Freestyle Jake Kalinowski ...... 1:38.46 ...... 2009 500 Freestyle Brent Boock ...... 4:32.98 ...... 1992 1000 Freestyle Dan Heraly ...... 9:25.60 ...... 2009 1650 Freestyle Robby Leibold ...... 15:41.89 ...... 2007 100 Butterfl y Jordan Diel ...... 48.71 ...... 2009 200 Butterfl y Chase Gravengood...... 1:48.40 ...... 2008 100 Backstroke Kyle Trelka ...... 50.15 ...... 2009 200 Backstroke Jeremy Waldhart ...... 1:47.68 ...... 2009 100 Breaststroke Jared Sobczak ...... 57.15 ...... 1998

200 Breaststroke Jared Sobczak ...... 2:05.16 ...... 1997 2 2009-10 0

200 Individual Medley Chase Gravengood...... 1:50.06^ ...... 2008/2007 0 9

400 Individual Medley Jeremy Waldhart ...... 3:58.20 ...... 2009 - 1

200 Free Relay Kalinowski, Lichinsky, Belton, Trelka ...... 1:21.44 ...... 2009 0

400 Free Relay Trelka, Kalinowski, Lichinsky, Belton ...... 3:00.68 ...... 2009 Panthers M Milwaukee i l

800 Free Relay Kalinowski, Trelka, Belton, Heraly ...... 6:43.16 ...... 2009 w

200 Medley Relay Waldhart, Keele, Diel, Kalinowski ...... 1:30.43 ...... 2009 a u

400 Medley Relay Waldhart, Keele, Diel, Trelka ...... 3:20.78 ...... 2009 k e

1m Diving (6 dives) Dave Arvai ...... 348.83 ...... 1996 e

3m Diving (6 dives) Mike Friehe ...... 340.50 ...... 1992 P a

Platform Diving Jeff Jasinowski ...... 291.35 ...... 2005 n t 1m Diving (11 dives)* Phil Fass ...... 505.20 ...... 1988 h e

3m Diving (11 dives)* Dave Arvai ...... 549.45 ...... 1994 r s Swimming & Diving Swimming [Bold indicates record set in 2008-09] S w

*Note: NCAA no longer uses 11-dive format / ^ Gravengood tied his own school mark in 200 IM i m m i n

MEN’S FRESHMEN RECORDS g

Event Name Time &

50 Freestyle Kyle Trelka (2009) ...... 20.72 D i 100 Freestyle Josh Baseheart ...... 45.64 v i n

200 Freestyle Matt Schmaling ...... 1:40.97 g 500 Freestyle Bill McCarty ...... 4:35.12 (Clockwise from top left ): Jake Kalinowski dominated the 1000 Freestyle Robby Leibold ...... 9:30.92 sprints at the league championships, setting school records in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyles. He was also part of four 1650 Freestyle Robby Leibold ...... 15:54.18 record-breaking relays ... Jeremy Waldhart set new marks in the 200 backstroke and 400 IM and was also on two of 100 Butterfl y Jordan Diel (2009) ...... 48.71 those relay teams ... Kyle Trelka broke freshman records in the 50 freestyle, set a school record in the 100 backstroke 200 Butterfl y Jordan Diel (2009) ...... 1:51.25 and was on four of the relay record teams ... Jordan Diel 100 Backstroke Kyle Trelka (2009) ...... 50.15 made quite an impression in the butterfl y events, setting a school mark in the 100 fl y and freshman mark in the 200. 200 Backstroke Jason Procto ...... 1:51.00 100 Breaststroke Sam Keele (2009) ...... 57.27 200 Breaststroke Sam Keele (2009) ...... 2:06.47 200 Individual Medley Nathan Rahe (2009) ...... 1:51.89 400 Individual Medley Nathan Rahe (2009) ...... 4:02.04 [Bold indicates record set in 2008-09]

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2008-09 UWM Women 11/18-19 at Ball State Invitational ...... 2nd of 5, 531 pts. Head Coach: Ericsa Janssen 12/1-2 at Notre Dame Invitational ...... NTS 10/10 at Wisconsin ...... L, 147-74 12/2-3 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st of 9, 877.5 pts. 10/31 Wright State ...... L, 156-142 1/13 at Air Force ...... W, 135-102 11/1 Wheaton College ...... W, 126-70 1/20-21 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st of 4, 985 pts. 11/8 UIC ...... W, 176.5-123.5 1/28 at Western Illinois ...... W, 157-84 11/8 North Dakota ...... W, 199-101 2/10 Green Bay ...... L, 143.5-99.5 11/8 Butler ...... W, 254-39 2/17-18 at Midwest Invitational ...... NTS 11/14 at IUPUI ...... W, 92-21 2/22-25 League Championships ...... 3rd of 7 11/14 vs. Xavier ...... W, 69-42 11/14 vs. St. Louis ...... W, 71.5-41.5 2004-05 UWM Women 11/15 at IUPUI ...... W, 98-15 Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/15 vs. Xavier ...... W, 72-39 10/1 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 3rd, 126 pts. 11/15 vs. St. Louis ...... W, 80-33 10/8 at Madison Invitational ...... NTS 11/22 at Valparaiso ...... W, 159-64 10/22 at Northwestern ...... L, 145-97 12/5-6 Falcon Invitational ...... 1st out of 8 teams, 872 pts. 10/24 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 2nd 1/23 at University of Chicago ...... W, 169-120 10/24 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 185 pts. 1/24 Western Illinois ...... W, 173-68 10/29 Wheaton ...... W, 110-95 2/7 at Green Bay ...... L, 150-93 10/30 vs. Wayne State...... W, 161-82 2/25-28 League Championships ...... 2nd out of 8 10/30 at Oakland ...... L, 170-73 g 10/30 vs. Akron ...... L, 162-81 n 2007-08 11/6 at UIC ...... W, 179-118 i

v Head Coach: Dave Griff ore 11/19-20 at Doug Coers Invitational ...... 3rd, 625.5 pts. i 10/12 at Wisconsin ...... L, 166-72 12/2-3 at Notre Dame Invitational ...... NTS D

10/19 at Wright State...... L, 144-95 12/3-4 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 600 pts. 10/20 at Eastern Michigan ...... L, 147-88 12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 1st & 10/21 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 4th out of 4 1/6 at Bob Mowerson Meet ...... 1st g 11/2 at Wheaton College ...... W, 137-68 1/16 at Valparaiso ...... W, 136-100 n i 11/10 at UIC ...... W, 195-104 1/21-22 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 3rd, 822 pts.

m 11/10 vs. Butler ...... W, 246-45 1/29 Western Illinois ...... W, 145-82 11/30-12/1 Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st out of 7, 902 pts. 2/5 at Green Bay ...... L, 135-106 m i 11/30-12/1 Miami (OH) Diving Invitational ...... NTS 2/18-19 at Midwest Invitational ...... 4th

w 12/7 South Dakota State ...... W, 161-73 2/25-28 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 7

S 12/8 Valparaiso ...... W, 170-114 Swimming & Diving s 1/26 at Western Illinois ...... W, 149-83 2003-04 UWM Women r 2/2 Green Bay ...... W, 137-106 Head Coach: Dave Clark e 2/20-23 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 8 10/3 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 3rd, 157 pts. h t 10/10 at Madison Invitational ...... NTS n 2006-07 UWM Women 10/24 Northwestern ...... L, 122-110 a Head Coach: Dave Griff ore 10/26 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 161 pts. P

10/6 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 5th of 7, 108 pts. 10/26 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 1st e 10/13-14 at Iowa ...... L, 265-87.5 10/31 at Wheaton ...... W, 110-98 e 10/13-14 vs. Wisconsin ...... L, 252-94 11/8 Evansville ...... W, 186-107 k

u 10/20 Wright State ...... W, 136-107 11/8 UIC ...... W, 190-109 a 10/22 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 1st of 4 11/8 Northern Iowa ...... W, 195-104

w 10/27 Wheaton ...... W, 140-62 12/4-6 at Notre Dame Invitational ...... NTS l i 11/11 at Valparaiso ...... W, 161-56 12/5-6 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 816 pts. 11/12 at Butler...... W, 223-63 12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 1st M Milwaukee Panthers 11/12 vs. UIC (at Butler) ...... W, 201-85 1/5 at Bob Mowerson Time Trials...... 1st 0 11/17-18 at Ball State Invitational ...... 2nd of 3, 638.5 pts. 1/23-24 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 974 pts. 1

- 12/1-2 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st of 8, 814.5 pts. 1/31 at Western Illinois ...... W, 145-94

9 12/1-2 at Miami (OH) Invitational ...... NTS 2/6 at Wisconsin ...... L, 171-69

0 1/19-20 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st of 4, 1086 pts. 2/6 Green Bay ...... L, 147-94 0 1/27 Western Illinois ...... W, 143-76 2/20-21 at Midwest Invitational ...... NTS 2 2009-10 2/3 at Green Bay ...... L, 122-121 2/25-28 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 2/21-24 League Championships ...... 2nd out of 7 2002-03 UWM Women 2005-06 UWM Women Head Coach: Dave Clark Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/4 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 3rd, 138 pts. 10/7 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 5th of 8, 94 pts. 10/25 at Nothwestern ...... L, 160-80 10/13 at Wisconsin ...... L, 184-59 10/25 vs. Toledo ...... L, 152-88 10/13 vs. Iowa ...... L, 172-71 10/27 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 155 pts. 10/21 Northwestern ...... L, 158-81 11/1 Wheaton College ...... W, 127-108 10/23 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 1st of 6 11/9 at UIC ...... W, 189-106 10/23 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th of 5, 138 pts. 11/9 vs. Northern Iowa ...... L, 161-136 10/28 at Wheaton College ...... W, 113-92 11/9 vs. Evansville ...... W, 154-144 10/29 at Oakland ...... L, 155-87 11/10 Western Kentucky ...... L, 142-96 10/29 vs. Cincinnati ...... L, 132-107 11/16 at Illinois State ...... L, 184-112 10/29 vs. Wayne State...... W, 156-86 12/6-7 at Wheaton Invite ...... 2nd, 756 pts. 11/5 UIC ...... W, 196-103 12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 4th, 204 pts. 11/12 Northern Iowa ...... W, 183-51 1/24-25 Bill Ritter Invite ...... 1st, 872 pts. 11/12 North Dakota ...... L, 124-116 2/1 Western Illinois ...... W, 139-89 11/13 South Dakota ...... W, 145-83 2/7 at Wisconsin ...... L, 154-82 11/13 Valparaiso ...... W, 153-64 2/7 Green Bay ...... L, 149-92

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2/26-3/1 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 10/26 at Northwestern Relays ...... 6th, 94 pts. 11/1 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 169-89 2001-02 UWM Women 11/7 at Wheaton ...... L, 126-111 Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/8 at Western Illinois ...... W, 126-119 10/28 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 116 pts. 11/15 at Valparaiso ...... W, 69-43 11/2 at Wheaton ...... L, 121-116 11/15 vs. Bradley ...... W, 65-45 11/3 at Western Illinois ...... L, 129-114 11/22 Windy City Invitational ...... 1st, 925 pts. 11/10 at Northern Iowa ...... L, 146-94 12/6 Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 699 pts. 11/10 vs. UIC ...... W, 141-101 1/10 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 128-71 11/18 Illinois State ...... L, 157-143 1/17 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 1195 pts. 12/8 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 808.5 pts. 1/24 at UIC ...... W, 155-145 1/19 Butler ...... W, 142-75 1/31 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 65-48 1/26 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 962 pts. 2/6 at Wisconsin ...... L, 122-108 2/1 at Northern Illinois ...... W, 134-108 2/6 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 166-76 2/8 at Wisconsin ...... L, 160-74 2/28 MCC Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 2/8 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 133-102 3/2 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 7 1996-97 UWM Women Head Coach: Dave Clark 2000-01 UWM Women 10/26 at Northern Michigan ...... L, 157-83

Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/27 at Northwestern Relays ...... 6th, 28 pts. 2 2009-10

10/19 Western Kentucky ...... L, 137-109 11/1 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 165-66 0

10/29 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 118 pts. 11/9 Butler ...... W, 134-87 0 11/3 Wheaton ...... W, 123-114 11/9 Valparaiso ...... W, 127-103 9 -

11/10 Butler ...... W, 173-63 11/10 Western Illinois ...... L, 125-116 1

11/10 Northern Illinois ...... L, 122-120 11/15 UIC ...... W, 136-107 0

11/11 UIC ...... W, 206-93 11/16 Wheaton ...... W, 125-79 Panthers M Milwaukee 11/11 Northern Iowa ...... W, 156-143 11/26 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 99-66 i

11/18 at Illinois State ...... L, 134-89 12/7 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 753 pts. l 12/1 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 861 pts. 1/11 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 107-77 w 1/19 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st out of 4 2/1 Northern Iowa ...... W, 124-108 a 1/27 Western Illinois ...... W,145.5-81.5 2/7 at Wisconsin ...... L, 148-81 u k

2/2 at Wisconsin ...... L, 160-74 2/7 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 158-58 e

2/2 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 133-102 3/1 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 7 e

2/10 at Valparaiso ...... W, 150-87 P

2/24 MCC Championships ...... 1st out of 6 1995-96 UWM Women a Head Coach: Dave Clark n t

1999-2000 UWM Women 10/29 at Northwestern Relays ...... 9th, 6 pts. h

Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/3 at Valparaiso ...... W, 118-10 e

10/31 at Northwestern Relays ...... 6th, 90 pts. 11/4 Northern Illinois ...... L, 147-94 r s

11/6 at Wheaton ...... L, 134-102 11/11 at Wheaton ...... W, 100-88 & Diving Swimming 11/6 vs. UIC ...... W, 177-63 11/17 at Western Illinois ...... L, 129-102 S 11/12 Butler ...... W, 132-104 11/21 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 128-75 w i

11/12 Northern Iowa ...... W, 129-113 12/2 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 764 pts. m 11/13 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 131-103 1/12 at UIC ...... L, 124-106 11/20 at Windy City Invitational ...... 3rd, 814 pts. 1/13 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 116-84 m i

12/4 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 3rd, 555.5 pts. 1/20 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 1276 pts. n

1/21 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 982.5 pts. 1/26 at Notre Dame ...... L, 145-75 g

1/29 at Western Illinois ...... L, 147-96 1/27 Lake Forest ...... W, 135-95 & 2/4 at Wisconsin ...... L, 168-69 2/2 at Wisconsin ...... L, 154-75

2/4 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 153-89 2/2 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 173-73 D

2/12 Valparaiso ...... W, 145-93 2/9 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 72-40 i 2/26 MCC Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 2/24 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 6 v i n

1998-99 UWM Women 1994-95 UWM Women g Head Coach: Dave Clark Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/1 at Northwestern Relays ...... 8th, 44 pts. 10/30 at Northwestern Relays ...... 7th, 2 pts. 11/6 Wheaton ...... W, 135-102 11/4 Valparaiso ...... W, 119-101 11/7 at UIC ...... L, 127-116 11/12 Wheaton ...... W, 127-96 11/13 at Northern Iowa ...... L, 135-102 11/22 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 126-87 11/14 Butler ...... W, 135-84 12/3 at Wheaton Inv...... 4th, 388 pts. 11/21 at Windy City Invitational ...... 6th, 311.5 pts. 12/10 at UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 86-61 12/5 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 697 pts. 12/10 vs. Lake Forest ...... L, 91-86 1/23 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 1106 pts. 1/13 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 122-86 1/29 Northern Illinois ...... L, 149-96 1/14 UIC ...... W, 114-108 1/30 Western Illinois ...... W, 143-100 1/21 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 4th, 639.5 pts. 2/5 at Wisconsin ...... L, 162-75 1/27 at Wisconsin ...... L, 182.5-46 2/5 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 131-111 1/27 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 150-84 2/6 Valparaiso ...... W, 129-101 1/28 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 154-72 2/26 MCC Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 2/3 Northern Iowa ...... W, 133-107 2/10 Western Illinois ...... L, 130.5-94.5 1997-98 UWM Women 2/11 at Notre Dame ...... L, 159-69 Head Coach: Dave Clark 2/25 MCC Championships ...... 8th out of 10 10/25 at Butler...... W, 203-113 10/25 vs. Xavier ...... W, 209.5-97.5

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1993-94 UWM Women 2008-09 UWM Men Head Coach: Dave Clark Head Coach: Ericsa Janssen 10/31 at Northwestern Relays ...... 5th, 40 pts. 10/10 at Wisconsin ...... L, 156-70 11/5 at Valparaiso ...... W, 135-96 10/31 Wright State ...... L, 168-132 11/6 at Indianapolis ...... W, 101-83 11/1 Wheaton College ...... W, 123-74 11/6 vs. Evansville ...... L, 114-101 11/8 UIC ...... L, 176.5-123.5 11/13 at Wheaton ...... W, 127-99 11/8 North Dakota ...... W, 201-93 11/19 at Western Illinois ...... L, 112-94 11/14 at IUPUI ...... W, 92-19 11/23 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 136-67 11/14 vs. Xavier ...... W, 61-44 12/4 UWM Panther Invitational ...... N/A 11/14 vs. St. Louis ...... L, 58-55 12/11 UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 136-99 11/15 at IUPUI ...... W, 90-21 1/14 at Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 115-70 11/15 vs. Xavier ...... W, 70-35 1/17 at UIC ...... L, 135-97 11/15 vs. St. Louis ...... W, 66-47 1/22 at Northern Michigan ...... L, 150-66 11/22 at Valparaiso ...... W, 128.5-85.5 1/28 at Wisconsin ...... L, 505-336 12/5-6 Falcon Invitational ...... 1st out of 9 teams, 891 pts. 1/28 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 460-336 1/23 at University of Chicago ...... W, 156-127 1/28 vs. UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 336-314 1/24 Western Illinois...... W, 175.5-64.5 1/29 Northern Illinois ...... L, 140-87 2/7 at Green Bay ...... L, 126-117 2/4 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 63-49 2/25-28 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 2/12 Notre Dame ...... L, 140-85 g 2/27 Mid-Con Championships ...... 6th out of 9 2007-08 UWM Men n Head Coach: Dave Griff ore i 10/12 at Wisconsin ...... L, 154-85 v 1992-93 UWM Women i Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/19 at Wright State ...... L, 152-88

D 10/20 at Eastern Michigan ...... L, 151-92 11/7 Valparaiso ...... W, 154-127 11/7 Indianapolis ...... W, 154-132 10/21 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 2nd out of 4 & 11/14 Wheaton ...... W, 107-61 11/2 at Wheaton College ...... W, 147-57 g 11/18 at UW-Whitewater ...... W, 113-78 11/10 at UIC ...... L, 161-138 n i 11/21 Western Illinois ...... L, 124-114 11/10 vs. North Dakota ...... W, 159-139 11/30-12/1 Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st out of 7, 902 pts.

m 12/5 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 2nd, 692 pts. 12/12 at UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 132-106 11/30-12/1 Miami (OH) Diving Invitational ...... NTS m 12/7 South Dakota State ...... W, 153-74 i 12/16 at Green Bay ...... L, 128-110 12/8 Valparaiso ...... W, 186-77

w 1/23 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 2nd, 711 pts. 1/26 at Western Illinois ...... W, 158-80 S 1/29 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 119-117 Swimming & Diving 2/2 Green Bay ...... W, 169-74 s 1/30 at Wisconsin ...... L, 63-40 r 1/30 vs. Northern Michigan...... W, 83-30 2/20-23 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 e 2/5 Northern Iowa ...... W, 110-92 h 2006-07 UWM Men t 2/6 at Notre Dame ...... L, 149-69 Head Coach: Dave Griff ore n 2/27 Mid-Con Championships ...... 7th out of 11 a 10/6 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 4th of 6, 114 pts.

P 10/13-14 at Iowa ...... L, 246-105 1991-92 UWM Women e Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/13-14 vs. Wisconsin (at Iowa) ...... L, 296.5-55.5 e 11/2 at Indianapolis ...... W, 170-119 10/20 Wright State ...... L, 151-86 k 10/22 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 3rd of 3

u 11/2 vs. Eastern Illinois ...... W, 163.5-70.5 10/27 Wheaton ...... W, 135-68 a 11/2 vs. Valparaiso ...... L, 154-141 11/11 at Valparaiso ...... W, 150-69 w 11/9 Carroll ...... W, 36-19 l 11/12 at Butler ...... W, 227-57 i 11/22 UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 117-104 11/12 vs. UIC (at Butler) ...... W, 151-148 11/23 at Wheaton ...... W, 136-93

M Milwaukee Panthers 11/17-18 at Ball State Invitational ...... 2nd of 3, 656.5 pts. 12/7 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 971 pts.

0 12/1-2 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st of 9, 713.5 pts. 1/17 Green Bay ...... W, 132-103

1 12/1-2 at Miami (OH) Invitational ...... NTS - 1/18 UW-Whitewater ...... W, 113-67 1/19-20 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st of 3, 1055.5 pts. 9 1/25 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 1st, 888 pts. 1/27 Western Illinois...... W, 142-84 0 2/1 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 76-55

0 2/3 at Green Bay ...... L, 132-111 2/8 UW-Eau Claire ...... W, 160-69

2 2009-10 2/21-24 League Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 2/12 at UIC ...... W, 120-100 2/15 Northern Illinois ...... W, 134-103 2005-06 UWM Men 2/29 at Midwest Regional ...... 6th, 262 pts. Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/7 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 4th of 7, 107 pts. 1990-91 UWM Women 10/13 at Wisconsin ...... L, 201-42 Head Coach: Dave Enzler 10/13 vs. Iowa ...... L, 163-78 10/26 at Mankato State ...... W, 125.5-108.5 10/21 Northwestern ...... L, 141-93 11/2 Wheaton ...... W, 126-79 10/23 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 3rd of 4 11/3 at Green Bay Relays ...... 1st, 188 pts. 10/23 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th of 4, 148 pts. 11/17 at Green Bay ...... W, 61-48 10/28 at Wheaton College ...... W, 108-97 11/17 vs. UIC ...... W, 60-53 10/29 at Oakland ...... L, 186-57 12/1 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 890 pts. 10/29 vs. Cincinnati ...... L, 142-95 12/8 at UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 134-103 10/29 vs. Wayne State ...... W, 122-119 1/19 at UW-Whitewater ...... W, 97-49 11/5 UIC ...... T, 150-150 1/26 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 1st, 885 pts. 11/12 North Dakota ...... L, 171-72 1/30 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 67-39 11/13 South Dakota ...... W, 132-92 2/2 at UW-Eau Claire ...... W, 130-113 11/13 Valparaiso ...... W, 141-78 2/6 UIC ...... W, 124-98 11/18-19 at Ball State Invitational ...... 1st of 5, 646 pts. 2/16 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 135-105 12/1-2 at Notre Dame Invitational ...... NTS 12/2-3 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 3rd of 9, 671 pts.

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1/13 at Air Force ...... L, 141-100 11/10 vs. UIC ...... W, 186-166 1/20-21 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 3rd of 3, 981.5 pts. 12/8 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 3rd, 671 pts 1/28 at Western Illinois ...... W, 125-112 1/19 Butler ...... W, 128-73 2/10 Green Bay ...... L, 156-87 1/26 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 907 pts. 2/17-18 at Midwest Invitational ...... NTS 2/1 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 129-109 2/22-25 League Championships ...... 5th of 6 2/8 at Wisconsin ...... L, 181-55 2/8 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 138-103 2004-05 UWM Men 3/2 League Championships ...... 4th out of 6 Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/1 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 3rd, 120 pts. 2000-01 UWM Men 10/8 at Madison Invitational ...... NTS Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/22 at Northwestern ...... L, 149-91 10/19 Western Kentucky ...... L, 133-100 10/24 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 2nd 10/27 at Northwestern ...... L, 137-109 10/24 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 182 pts. 10/29 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 148 pts. 10/29 Wheaton ...... W, 106-99 11/3 Wheaton ...... W, 138-89 10/30 at Oakland ...... L, 148.5-93.5 11/10 Butler ...... W, 169-60 10/30 vs. Wayne State ...... W, 151-90 11/10 Northern Illinois ...... L, 143-98 11/6 at UIC ...... L, 190-109 11/11 UIC ...... W, 155-138 11/19-20 Doug Coers Invitational ...... 2nd, 700.33 pts. 11/11 Northern Iowa ...... W, 214-73 12/2-3 at Notre Dame Invitational ...... NTS 12/1 at Wheaton Inv...... 2nd, 760.5 pts 2 2009-10

12/3-4 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 710.5 pts. 1/19 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 975 pts. 0

12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 1st 1/26 at Notre Dame ...... L, 139-92 0

1/6 at Bob Mowerson Meet ...... 1st 1/27 Western Illinois...... L, 132-110 9 1/16 at Valparaiso ...... W, 141-87 2/2 at Wisconsin ...... L, 155-76 - 1

1/21-22 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 3rd, 852 pts. 2/2 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 124.5-98.5 0

1/29 Western Illinois...... W, 130-98 2/10 at Valparaiso ...... W, 127-98 2/5 at Green Bay ...... L, 133-104 2/24 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 6 Panthers M Milwaukee

2/18-19 at Midwest Invitational ...... 7th i l

2/25-28 League Championships ...... 5th out of 6 1999-2000 UWM Men w

Head Coach: Dave Clark a 2003-04 UWM Men 10/29 Northwestern ...... L, 130-111 u Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/31 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 142 pts. k 10/3 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 2nd, 156 pts. 11/6 at Wheaton ...... W, 150-86 e e

10/10 at Madison Invitational ...... NTS 11/6 vs. UIC ...... W, 136-104 10/24 Northwestern ...... L, 150-79 11/12 Butler ...... W, 156-72 P a

10/26 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 169 pts. 11/12 Northern Iowa ...... W, 147-93 n

10/26 at UIC Diving Invitational ...... 2nd 11/13 at Northern Illinois ...... W, 134-107 t 10/31 at Wheaton ...... W, 119-86 11/20 at Windy City Invitational ...... 3rd, 715 pts. h 11/8 Evansville ...... W, 172-122 12/4 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 893 pts. e r

11/8 UIC ...... L, 158-141 1/21 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 886 pts. s Swimming & Diving Swimming

12/4-6 at Notre Dame Diving Invitational ...... NTS 1/29 at Western Illinois ...... T, 121.5-121.5 S

12/5-6 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 761.5 pts. 2/4 at Wisconsin ...... L, 132-103 w

12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 3rd 2/4 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 125.5-117.5 i 1/5 at Bob Mowerson Time Trials ...... 1st 2/12 Valparaiso ...... W, 143-78 m

1/23-24 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 1003 pts. 2/26 MCC Championships ...... 1st out of 6 m

1/31 at Western Illinois ...... W, 138-101 i 2/6 at Wisconsin ...... L, 159-79 1998-99 UWM Men n 2/20-21 at Midwest Invitational ...... NTS Head Coach: Dave Clark g

2/25-28 League Championships ...... 5th out of 6 10/30 at Northwestern ...... L, 144-75 &

11/1 at Northwestern Relays ...... 5th, 114 pts. 2002-03 UWM Men 11/6 Wheaton ...... W, 116-88 D i

Head Coach: Dave Clark 11/7 at UIC ...... W, 133-108 v

10/4 at Notre Dame Relays ...... 2nd, 158 pts. 11/13 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 139-108 i 10/25 at Northwestern ...... L, 172-55 11/14 Butler ...... W, 108-86 n 10/25 vs. Toledo ...... L, 176-54 11/21 at Windy City Inv...... 3rd, 549 pts. g 10/27 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 156 pts. 12/5 at Wheaton Inv...... 1st, 968 pts. 11/1 Wheaton ...... W, 127-91 1/23 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 2nd, 921.5 pts. 11/9 at UIC ...... W, 182-105 1/29 Northern Illinois ...... L, 135-108 11/9 vs. Evansville ...... W, 168-110 1/30 Western Illinois...... W, 130-113 11/10 Western Kentucky ...... L, 140-88 2/5 at Wisconsin ...... L, 146-89 12/6-7 at Wheaton Invite ...... 1st, 859 pts. 2/5 vs. Green Bay ...... W, 139-101 12/31 at Ed Kennedy Relays ...... 2nd, 226 pts. 2/6 Valparaiso ...... W, 131-81 1/24-25 Bill Ritter Invite ...... 2nd, 932 pts. 2/12 Notre Dame ...... L, 141.5-91.5 2/1 Western Illinois...... W, 131-104 2/26 MCC Championships ...... 3rd out of 6 2/7 at Wisconsin ...... L, 115-84 2/7 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 132-98 1997-98 UWM Men 2/26-3/1 League Championships ...... 4th out of 6 Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/24 Northwestern ...... L, 143-98 2001-02 UWM Men 10/25 at Butler ...... W, 189-78 Head Coach: Dave Clark 10/25 vs. Xavier ...... W, 182-93 10/26 Northwestern ...... L, 139-90 10/26 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 120 pts. 10/28 at Northwestern Relays ...... 2nd, 168 pts. 11/1 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 125-118 11/2 at Wheaton ...... L, 119-117 11/7 at Wheaton ...... W, 119-85 11/3 at Western Illinois ...... L, 126-111 11/8 at Western Illinois ...... L, 126-119 11/10 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 138-119 11/15 at Valparaiso ...... W, 66-43

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11/15 vs. Bradley ...... W, 69-36 1993-94 UWM Men 11/22 at Windy City Invitational ...... 2nd, 783 pts. Head Coach: Dave Clark 12/6 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 903 pts 10/29 Northwestern ...... L, 152-83 1/10 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 117-52 10/31 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 94 pts. 1/17 Bill Ritter Invitational ...... 1st, 1181 pts. 11/5 at Valparaiso ...... W, 138-89 1/24 at UIC ...... L, 184-116 11/6 at Indianapolis ...... W, 134-67.5 1/31 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 61-52 11/6 vs. Evansville ...... W, 134-101.5 2/6 at Wisconsin ...... L, 155-84 11/12 Loyola ...... W, 99-72 2/6 vs. Green Bay ...... W, 143-91 11/13 at Wheaton ...... W, 117-86 2/14 at Notre Dame ...... L, 131-105 11/19 at Western Illinois ...... L, 117-114 2/28 MCC Championships ...... 2nd out of 6 11/23 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 104-52 12/4 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 1092 pts. 1996-97 UWM Men 12/11 UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 130-112 Head Coach: Dave Clark 1/14 at Northeastern Illinois...... W, 105-53 10/26 at Northern Michigan ...... L, 157-83 1/17 at UIC ...... W, 132-107 10/27 at Northwestern Relays ...... 3rd, 78 pts. 1/29 Northern Illinois ...... W, 125-118 11/1 at Northern Illinois ...... W, 128-111 2/4 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 66-47 11/9 Butler ...... W, 110-88 2/12 Notre Dame ...... L, 132-111 11/9 Valparaiso ...... W, 125-102 2/26 Mid-Con Championships ...... 5th out of 9 11/10 Western Illinois...... W, 132-95

g 11/15 UIC ...... W, 137-106 1992-93 UWM Men

n 11/16 Wheaton ...... W, 113-92 Head Coach: Dave Clark i 11/26 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 107-71 11/6 at Northwestern ...... L, 139.5-102.5 v i 12/7 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 721 pts. 11/7 Valparaiso ...... W, 180-90

D 1/11 at Northeastern Illinois...... W, 114-71 11/7 Indianapolis ...... W, 171-113 2/1 Northern Iowa ...... W, 124-117 11/14 Loyola ...... W, 115-83 &

2/7 at Wisconsin ...... L, 158-76 11/14 Wheaton ...... W, 55-32 g 2/7 vs. Green Bay ...... L, 138-105 11/18 at UW-Whitewater ...... W, 130-78 n

i 2/8 Notre Dame ...... L, 162-138 11/21 Western Illinois...... L, 137-106 2/24 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 6 12/5 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 1027 pts. m 12/12 at UW-Stevens Point ...... L, 134-103 m 1995-96 UWM Men 12/16 at Green Bay ...... W, 130-94 i Head Coach: Dave Clark 1/23 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 1st, 729 pts. w 10/27 Northwestern ...... W, 124-117 1/29 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 154-80 S Swimming & Diving 10/29 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 104 pts. 1/3 at Wisconsin ...... L, 137-83 s

r 11/3 at Valparaiso ...... W, 126-64 2/5 Northern Iowa ...... W, 110-92 e 11/4 Northern Illinois ...... W, 149-94 2/6 at Notre Dame ...... L, 142-77 h 11/11 at Wheaton ...... W, 116-88 2/12 UIC ...... W, 138-90 t 11/17 at Western Illinois ...... W, 66-47 2/27 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 9 n

a 11/17 vs. SW Missouri ...... L, 60-53

P 11/21 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 119-77 1991-92 UWM Men

e 12/2 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 1st, 938 pts. Head Coach: Dave Clark e 1/12 at UIC ...... W, 138-102 11/2 at Indianapolis ...... W, 190-105 k 1/13 at Northeastern Illinois...... W, 107-2 11/2 vs. Eastern Illinois ...... W, 236-63 u 1/20 Bill Ritter Invitatonal ...... 1st, 1183 pts. 11/2 vs. Valparaiso ...... W, 227-65 a 1/26 at Notre Dame ...... L, 134-107 11/9 Carroll ...... W, 60-36 w l 1/27 Lake Forest ...... W, 132-84 11/22 UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 138-96 i 2/2 at Wisconsin ...... L, 133-97 11/23 at Wheaton ...... W, 126-110

M Milwaukee Panthers 2/2 vs. Green Bay ...... W, 122-116 12/7 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 1252 pts.

0 2/9 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 64-48 1/17 UW-Oshkosh ...... W, 117-79

1 2/24 MCC Championships ...... 4th out of 7 1/18 UW-Whitewater ...... W, 63-27 - 1/18 Loyola ...... W, 130.5-57.5 9 1994-95 UWM Men 1/25 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 1st, 882 pts. 0

0 Head Coach: Dave Clark 2/1 at Northern Iowa ...... W, 74-59

2 2009-10 10/28 at Northwestern ...... L, 144-85 2/8 UW-Eau Claire ...... W, 142-101 10/30 at Northwestern Relays ...... 4th, 70 pts. 2/12 at UIC ...... W, 130-113 11/4 Valparaiso ...... W, 82-57 2/15 Northern Illinois ...... W, 128-113 11/12 Wheaton ...... W, 117-88 2/29 at Midwest Regional...... 4th, 448 pts. 11/18 Loyola ...... W, 101.5-80.5 11/22 at Northeastern Illinois...... W, 111-84 1990-91 UWM Men 12/3 at Wheaton Invitational ...... 2nd, 826 pts. Head Coach: Dave Enzler 12/10 at UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 149-72 10/26 at Mankato State ...... W, 133-104 12/10 vs. Lake Forest ...... W, 149-11 11/2 Wheaton ...... W, 146-85 1/13 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 74-53 11/3 at Green Bay Relays ...... 1st, 196 pts. 1/14 UIC ...... W, 136-99 11/17 vs. UIC ...... W, 128-107 1/21 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 1034 pts. 12/1 UWM Panther Invitational ...... 1st, 1111 pts. 1/27 at Wisconsin ...... L, 168-66 12/8 at UW-Stevens Point ...... W, 127-90 1/27 vs. Green Bay ...... W, 130-100 1/19 UW-Whitewater ...... W, 96-75 1/28 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 130-101 1/26 at Stevens Point Invitational ...... 1st, 895 pts. 2/3 Northern Iowa ...... W, 130-111 1/30 Northeastern Illinois ...... W, 87-58 2/10 Western Illinois...... W, 139-100 2/2 at UW-Eau Claire ...... L, 122-120 2/11 at Notre Dame ...... L, 135-99 2/6 UIC ...... W, 120.5-106.5 2/25 MCC Championships ...... 6th out of 11 2/16 at Northern Illinois ...... L, 113-110 3/9 at Midwest Regionals ...... 5th, 383

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UWM Women vs. Air Force • UWM leads, 1-0 2/7/97 at Madison, Wis. L, 158-58 1/13/06 at Colorado Springs, Col. W, 135-102 2/2/96 at Madison, Wis. L, 173-73 1/27/95 at Madison, Wis. L, 150-84 UWM Women vs. Akron • UA leads, 1-0 1/28/94 at Madison, Wis. L, 460-336 10/30/04 at Rochester, Mich. L, 162-81 12/16/92 at Green Bay, Wis. L, 128-110 1/17/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 132-103 UWM Women at Bill Ritter Invitational * 11/17/90 at Green Bay, Wis. W, 61-48 Best Finish: 1st (1990-91, 1996-01, 2003-04, 2005-06, 2006-07) UWM Women at Green Bay Relays 1/20/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1086 pts. Best Finish: 1st (1990) 1/21/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 985 pts. 11/3/90 at Green Bay, Wis. 1st, 188 pts. 1/22/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. 3rd, 822 pts. 1/24/04 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 974 pts. UWM Women at Horizon League Championships # 1/26/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 872 pts. Best Finish: 1st (2001) 1/26/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 962 pts. 2/28/09 at Brown Deer, Wis. 2nd out of 8 1/19/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st,1246 pts. 2/23/08 at Cleveland and Akron, Ohio 3rd out of 8 1/21/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 982.5 pts. 2/24/07 at Chicago, Ill. 2nd out of 7 1/23/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1106 pts. 2/25/06 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 7 1/17/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1195 pts. 2/26/05 at Brown Deer, Wis. 3rd out of 7 1/20/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1276 pts. 2/28/04 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd out of 7 1/21/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. 4th, 639.5 pts. 3/1/03 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 7 12/4/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. N/A 3/2/02 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd out of 7 12/5/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 692 pts. 2/24/01 at Brown Deer, Wis. 1st out of 6 2 2009-10 12/7/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 971 pts. 2/26/00 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 6 0 12/1/90 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 890 pts. 2/26/99 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 6 0 2/28/98 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 6 9 -

UWM Women vs. Bradley • UWM leads, 1-0 3/1/97 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 7 1

11/15/97 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 65-45 2/24/96 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 6 0

2/25/95 at Notre Dame, Ind. 8th out of 10 UWM Women vs. Butler • UWM leads, 9-0 Panthers M Milwaukee

11/8/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 254-39 UWM Women vs. Illinois-Chicago • UWM leads, 14-4 i l

11/10/07 at Chicago, Ill. W, 246-45 11/8/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 176.5-123.5 w 11/12/06 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 223-63 11/10/07 at Chicago, Ill. W, 195-104 a

1/19/02 at Milwuakee, Wis. W, 142-75 11/12/06 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 201-85 u

11/10/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 173-63 11/5/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 196-103 k

11/12/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 132-104 11/6/04 at Chicago, Ill. W, 179-118 e

11/14/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 135-84 11/8/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 190-109 e

10/25/97 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 203-113 11/9/02 at Chicago, Ill. W, 189-106 P 11/9/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 134-87 11/10/01 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 141-101 a

11/11/00 at MIlwaukee, Wis. W, 206-93 n

UWM Women vs. Carroll • UWM leads, 1-0 11/6/99 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 177-63 t

11/9/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 36-19 11/7/98 at Chicago, Ill. L, 127-116 h

1/24/98 at Chicago, Ill. W, 155-145 e UWM Women vs. University of Chicago • UWM leads, 1-0 11/15/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 136-107 r s

1/23/09 at Chicago, Ill. W, 169-120 1/12/96 at Chicago, Ill. L, 124-106 & Diving Swimming 1/14/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 114-108 S UWM Women vs. Cincinnati • UC leads, 1-0 1/17/94 at Chicago, Ill. L, 135-97 w

10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. L, 132-107 2/12/92 at Chicago, Ill. W, 120-100 i 2/6/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 124-98 m

UWM Women at Doug Coers (Ball State) Invitational 11/17/90 at Green Bay, Wis. W, 60-53 m Best Finish: 2nd (2005-06, 2006-07) i

11/18/06 at Muncie, Ind. 2nd, 638.5 pts. UWM Women vs. Indianapolis • UWM leads, 3-0 n

11/18/05 at Muncie, Ind. 2nd, 531 pts. 11/6/93 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 101-83 g

11/20/04 at Muncie, Ind. 3rd, 625.5 pts. 11/7/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 154-132 & 11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 170-119

UWM Women vs. Eastern Illinois • UWM leads, 1-0 D 11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 163.5-70.5 UWM Women vs. IUPUI • UWM leads, 2-0 i

11/15/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 98-15 v

UWM Women vs. Eastern Michigan • EMU leads, 1-0 11/14/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 92-21 i 10/20/07 at Ypsilanti, Mich. L, 147-88 n UWM Women vs. Illinois State • ISU leads, 3-0 g UWM Women vs. Evansville • UWM leads, 2-1 11/16/02 at Bloomington, Ill. L, 184-112 11/8/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. w, 186-107 11/18/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 157-143 11/9/02 at Chicago, Ill. W, 154-144 11/18/00 at Normal, Ill. L, 134-89 11/6/93 at Indianapolis, Ind. L, 114-101 UWM Women vs. Iowa • Iowa leads, 2-0 UWM Women at Falcon Invitational (UW-River Falls) 10/14/06 at Iowa City, Iowa L, 265-87.5 Best Finish: 1st (2008) 10/13/05 at Madison, Wis. L, 172-71 12/6/08 at Minneapolis, Minn. 1st, 872 pts. UWM Women vs. Lake Forest • Series tied, 1-1 UWM Women vs. Green Bay • UWGB leads, 16-3 1/27/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 135-95 2/7/09 at Green Bay, Wis. L, 150-93 12/10/94 at Stevens Point, Wis. L, 91-86 2/2/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 137-106 2/3/07 at Green Bay, Wis. L, 122-121 UWM Women vs. Mankato State • UWM leads, 1-0 2/10/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 143.5-99.5 10/26/91 at Mankato, Minn. W, 125.5-108.5 2/5/05 at Green Bay, WIs. L, 135-106 2/6/04 at Madison, Wis. L, 147-94 UWM Women at Mid-Continent Conference Championship 2/7/03 at Madison, Wis. L, 149-92 Best Finish: 6th (1993-94) 2/8/02 at Madison, Wis. L, 133-102 2/27/94 at Notre Dame, Ind. 6th out of 9 2/2/01 at Madison, Wis. L, 133-102 2/27/93 at Cleveland, Ohio 7th out of 12 2/4/00 at Madison, Wis. L, 153-89 2/5/99 at Madison, Wis. L, 131-111 2/6/98 at Madison, Wis. L, 166-76

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UWM Women at Midwest Regional UWM Women at Notre Dame Relays Best Finish: 6th (1991-92) Best Finish: 3rd (2002-03) 2/29/92 at Chicago, Ill. 6th, 262 pts. 10/6/06 at South Bend, Ind. 5th, 108 pts. 10/7/05 at South Bend, Ind. 5th, 94 pts. UWM Women vs. North Dakota • Series Tied, 1-1 10/1/04 at South Bend, Ind. 3rd, 126 pts. 11/8/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 199-101 10/3/03 at South Bend, Ind. 3rd, 157 pts. 11/12/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 124-116 10/4/02 at South Bend, Ind. 3rd, 138 pts. UWM Women vs. Northeastern Illinois • UWM leads, 10-0 UWM Women vs. Oakland • OU leads, 2-0 1/10/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 128-71 10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. L, 155-87 11/26/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 99-66 10/30/04 at Rochester, Mich. L, 170-73 1/11/97 at Chicago, Ill. W, 107-77 11/21/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 128-75 UWM Women vs. Saint Louis • UWM leads, 2-0 1/13/96 at Chicago, Ill. W, 116-84 11/15/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 80-33 11/22/94 at Chicago, Ill. W, 126-87 11/14/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 71.5-41.5 1/13/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 122-86 11/23/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 136-67 UWM Women vs. South Dakota State • UWM leads, 2-0 1/14/94 at Chicago, Ill. W, 115-70 12/7/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 161-73 1/30/91 at Chicago, Ill. W, 67-39 11/13/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 145-83 UWM Women vs. Northern Illinois • NIU leads, 10-2 UWM Women vs. Toledo • Toledo leads, 1-0 2/1/02 at DeKalb, Ill. W, 134-108 10/25/02 at Evanston, Ill. L, 152-88 11/10/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 122-120 g 11/13/99 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 131-103 UWM Women vs. Valparaiso • UWM leads, 14-1 n i 1/29/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 149-96 11/22/08 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 159-64 v 11/1/97 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 169-89 12/8/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 170-114 i 11/1/96 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 165-66 11/11/06 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 161-56 D

11/4/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 147-94 11/13/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 153-64 1/28/95 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 154-72 1/16/05 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 136-100 &

1/29/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 140-87 2/10/01 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 150-87 g 1/29/93 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 19-117 2/12/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 145-93 n 2/15/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 134-103 2/6/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 129-101 i 2/16/91 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 135-105 11/15/97 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 69-43 m 11/9/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 127-103 UWM Women vs. Northern Iowa • UWM leads, 11-3 11/3/95 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 118-110 m i 11/12/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 183-51 11/4/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 119-101 11/8/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 195-104 11/5/93 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 135-96 w

S 11/9/02 at Chicago, Ill. L, 161-136 11/7/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 154-127 Swimming & Diving 11/10/01 at Cedar Falls, Iowa L, 146-94 11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. L, 154-141 s

r 11/11/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 156-143 e 11/12/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 129-113 UWM Women vs. Wayne State • UWM leads, 2-0 h 11/13/98 at Cedar Falls, Iowa L, 135-102 10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. W, 156-86 t 1/31/98 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 65-48 10/30/04 at Rochester, Mich. W, 161-82 n 2/1/97 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 124-108 a 2/9/96 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 72-40 UWM Women vs. Western Illinois • UWM leads, 10-7 P

2/3/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 133-107 1/24/09 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 173-68 e 2/4/94 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 63-49 1/26/08 at Macomb, Ill. W, 149-83 e 2/5/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 110-92 1/27/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 143-76 k 2/1/92 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 76.55 1/28/06 at Macomb, Ill. W, 157-84 u 1/29/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 145-82 a UWM Women vs. Northern Michigan • NMU leads, 2-1 1/31/04 at Macomb, Ill. W, 145-94 w 10/26/96 at Marquette, Mich. L, 157-83 2/1/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 139-89 l i 1/22/94 at Marquette, Mich. L, 150-66 11/3/01 at Macomb, Ill. L, 129-114 1/30/93 at Madison, Wis. W, 83-30 1/27/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 145.5-81.5 M Milwaukee Panthers

1/29/00 at Macomb, Ill. L, 147-96

0 UWM Women vs. Northwestern • NU leads, 4-0 1/30/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 143-100

1 10/21/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 158-81 11/8/97 at Macomb, Ill. W, 126-119 - 10/22/04 at Evanston, Ill. L, 145-97 11/10/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 125-116 9 10/24/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 122-110 11/17/95 at Macomb, Ill. L, 129-102 0 10/25/02 at Evanston, Ill. L, 160-80 2/10/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 130.5-94.5 0

2 2009-10 11/19/93 at Macomb, Ill. L, 112-94 UWM Women at Northwestern Relays 11/21/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 124-114 Best Finish: 3rd (2004-05 & 2002-03) 10/23/05 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 138 pts. UWM Women vs. Western Kentucky • WKU leads, 2-0 10/24/04 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 185 pts. 11/10/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 142-96 10/26/03 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 161 pts. 10/19/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 137-109 10/27/02 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 155 pts. 10/28/01 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 116 pts. UWM Women vs. Wheaton • UWM leads, 15-3 10/29/00 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 118 pts. 11/1/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 126-70 10/31/99 at Evanston, Ill. 6th, 90 pts. 11/2/07 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 137-68 11/1/98 at Evanston, Ill. 8th, 44 pts. 10/27/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 140-62 10/26/97 at Evanston, Ill. 6th, 94 pts. 10/28/05 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 113-92 10/27/96 at Evanston, Ill. 6th, 28 pts. 10/29/04 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 110-95 10/29/95 at Evanston, Ill. 9th, 6 pts. 10/31/03 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 110-98 10/30/94 at Evanston, Ill. 7th, 2 pts. 11/1/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 127-108 10/31/93 at Evanston, Ill. 5th, 40 pts. 11/2/01 at Wheaton, Ill. L, 121-116 11/3/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 123-114 UWM Women vs. Notre Dame • UND leads, 4-0 11/6/99 at Wheaton, Ill. L, 134-102 1/26/96 at Notre Dame, Ind. L, 145-75 11/6/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 135-102 2/11/95 at Notre Dame, Ind. L, 159-69 11/7/97 at Wheaton, Ill. L, 126-111 2/12/94 at Notre Dame, Ind. L, 140-85 11/16/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 125-79 2/6/93 at Notre Dame, Ind. L, 149-69 11/11/95 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 100-88 11/12/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 127-96

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11/14/92 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 107-61 UWM Men vs. Air Force • AF leads, 1-0 11/22/91 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 136-93 1/13/06 at Colorado Springs, Col. L, 141-100 11/2/90 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 126-79 UWM Men at Bill Ritter Invitational* UWM Women at Wheaton Invitational Best Finish: 1st (1990-93, 95, 97-98, 2006-07) Best Finish: 1st (1996, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007) 1/20/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1055.5 pts. 12/1/07 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 902 pts. 1/21/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. 3rd, 981.5 pts. 12/2/06 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 814.5 pts. 1/22/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. 3rd, 852 pts. 12/3/05 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 877.5 pts. 1/24/04 at Milwaukee, Wis, 2nd, 1003 pts. 12/4/04 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 600 pts. 1/25/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 932 pts. 12/6/03 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 816 pts. 1/26/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 907 pts. 12/7/02 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 756 pts. 1/19/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 975 pts. 12/8/01 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 808.5 pts. 1/21/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 886 pts. 12/1/00 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 861 pts. 1/23/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. 2nd, 921.5 pts. 12/4/99 at Wheaton, Ill. 3rd, 555.5 pts. 1/17/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1181 pts. 12/5/98 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 697 pts. 1/20/97 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1183 pts. 12/6/97 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 699 pts. 1/21/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1034 pts. 12/7/96 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 753 pts. 12/4/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1092 pts. 12/2/95 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 764 pts. 12/5/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1027 pts. 12/3/94 at Wheaton, Ill. 4th, 388 pts. 12/7/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1252 pts. 12/1/90 at Milwaukee, Wis. 1st, 1111 pts. UWM Women at Windy City Invitational Best Finish: 1st (1997) UWM Men vs. Bradley • UWM leads, 1-0 2 2009-10 11/20/99 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd, 814 pts. 11/15/97 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 69-36 0 11/21/98 at Chicago, Ill. 6th, 311.5 pts. 0 11/22/97 at Chicago, Ill. 1st, 925 pts. UWM Men vs. Butler • UWM leads, 7-0 9 11/12/06 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 227-57 - 1/19/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 128-73 1 UWM Women vs. Wisconsin • Wisconsin leads, 16-0 0 11/10/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 169-60 10/10/08 at Madison, Wis. L, 147-74 10/12/07 at Madison, Wis. L, 166-72 11/12/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 156-72 Panthers M Milwaukee 11/14/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 108-86 10/14/06 at Iowa City, Iowa L, 252-94 i 10/25/97 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 189-78 l 10/13/05 at Madison, Wis. L, 184-59 w 2/6/04 at Madison, Wis. L, 171-69 11/9/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 110-88 a

2/7/03 at Madison, Wis. L, 154-82 u UWM Men vs. Carroll • UWM leads, 1-0

2/8/02 at Madison, Wis. L, 160-74 k 11/9/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 60-36

2/2/01 at Madison, Wis. L, 160-74 e

2/4/00 at Madison, Wis. L, 168-69 e UWM Men vs. University of Chicago • UWM leads, 1-0

2/5/99 at Madison, Wis. L, 162-75 P 2/6/98 at Madison, Wis. L, 122-108 1/23/09 at Chicago, Ill. W, 156-127 a

2/7/97 at Madison, Wis. L, 148-81 Cincinnati • UC leads, 1-0 n 2/2/96 at Madison, Wis. L, 154-75 10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. L, 142-95 t 1/27/95 at Madison, Wis. L, 182.5-46 h

1/28/94 at Madison, Wis. L, 505-336 e

UWM Men at Doug Coers (Ball State) Invitational r 1/30/93 at Madison, Wis. L, 63-40 Best Finish: 1st (2005-06) s Swimming & Diving Swimming

11/18/06 at Muncie, Ind. 2nd, 656.5 pts. S UWM Women vs. UW-Eau Claire • UWM leads, 2-0

11/18/05 at Muncie, Ind. 1st, 646 pts. w 2/8/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 160-99 11/20/04 at Muncie, Ind. 2nd, 700.33 pts. 2/2/91 at Eau Claire, Wis. W, 130-113 i m UWM Men vs. Eastern Illinois • UWM leads, 1-0 UWM Women vs. UW-Stevens Point • UWM leads, 6-0 11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 236-63 m 12/10/94 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 86-61 i 1/28/94 at Madison, Wis. W, 336-314 UWM Men vs. Eastern Michigan • EMU leads, 1-0 n 12/11/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 136-99 10/20/07 at Ypsilanti, Mich. L, 151-92 g

12/12/92 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 132-106 & 11/22/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 117-104 UWM Men vs. Evansville • UWM leads, 4-0

12/8/90 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 134-103 11/8/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 172-122 D

11/9/02 at Chicago, Ill. W, 168-110 i UWM Women at UW-Stevens Point Invitational 11/6/93 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 134-101.5 v Best Finish: 1st (1991-92) i 1/23/93 at Stevens Point, Wis. 2nd, 711 pts. n UWM Men at Falcon Invitational (UW-River Falls) g 1/25/92 at Stevens Point, Wis. 1st, 888 pts. Best Finish: 1st (2008) 1/26/91 at Stevens Point, Wis. 1st, 885 pts. 12/6/08 at Minneapolis, Minn. 1st, 891 pts. UWM Women vs. UW-Whitewater • UWM leads, 3-0 UWM Men vs. Green Bay • UWGB leads, 9-6 11/18/92 at Whitewater, Wis. W, 113-78 2/7/09 at Green Bay, Wis. L, 126-117 1/18/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 113-67 2/2/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 169-74 1/19/91 at Whitewater, Wis. W, 97-49 2/3/07 at Green Bay, Wis. L, 132-111 2/10/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 156-87 UWM Women vs. Wright State • WSU leads series, 2-1 2/5/05 at Green Bay, Wis. L, 133-104 10/31/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 156-142 2/7/03 at Madison, Wis. L, 132-98 10/19/07 at Dayton, Ohio L, 144-95 2/8/02 at Madison, Wis. L, 138-103 10/20/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 136-107 2/2/01 at Madison, Wis. L, 124.5-98.5 2/4/00 at Madison, Wis. L, 125.5-117.5 UWM Women vs. Xavier • UWM leads, 3-0 2/5/99 at Madison, Wis. W, 139-101 11/15/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 72-39 2/6/98 at Madison, Wis. W, 143-91 11/14/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 69-42 2/7/97 at Madison, Wis. L, 138-105 10/25/97 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 209.5-97.5 2/2/96 at Madison, Wis. W, 122-116 1/27/95 at Madison, Wis. W, 130-100 * - Known as UWM Panther Invitational prior to 1995-96 season. 12/16/92 at Green Bay, Wis. W, 130-94 # - Known as the Midwestern Collegiate Conference prior to the 2001- 02 season. UWM Men at Green Bay Relays Best Finish: 1st (1990) 11/3/90 at Green Bay, Wis. 1st, 196 pts.

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UWM Men at Horizon League Championships# UWM Men vs. Northeastern Illinois • UWM leads, 10-0 Best Finish: 1st (2000) 1/10/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 117-52 2/28/09 at Brown Deer, Wis. 3rd out of 6 11/26/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 107-71 2/23/08 at Cleveland and Akron, Ohio 3rd out of 6 1/11/97 at Chicago, Ill. W, 114-71 2/24/07 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd out of 6 11/21/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 119-77 2/25/06 at Cleveland, Ohio 5th out of 6 1/13/96 at Chicago, Ill. Win 2/26/05 at Brown Deer, Wis. 5th out of 6 11/22/94 at Chicago, Ill. W, 111-84 2/28/04 at Chicago, Ill. 5th out of 6 1/13/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 74-53 3/1/03 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 6 11/23/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 104-52 2/24/01 at Brown Deer, Wis. 4th out of 6 1/14/94 at Chicago, Ill. W, 105-53 2/26/00 at Cleveland, Ohio 1st out of 6 1/30/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 87-58 2/26/99 at Cleveland, Ohio 3rd out of 6 2/28/98 at Cleveland, Ohio 2nd out of 6 UWM Men vs. Northern Illinois • NIU leads, 7-5 2/24/97 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 6 2/1/02 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 129-109 2/24/96 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 7 11/10/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 143-98 2/25/95 at South Bend, Ind. 6th out of 11 11/13/99 at DeKalb, Ill. W, 134-107 1/29/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 135-108 UWM Men vs. Illinois-Chicago • UWM leads, 14-5-1 11/1/97 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 125-118 11/8/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 176.5-123.5 11/1/96 at DeKalb, Ill. W, 128-111 11/10/07 at Chicago, Ill. L, 161-138 11/4/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 149-94 11/12/06 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 151-148 1/28/95 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 130-101 11/5/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. T, 150-150 1/29/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 125-118 11/6/04 at Chicago, Ill. L, 190-109 1/29/93 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 154-80 g 11/8/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 158-141 2/15/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 128-113 n 11/9/02 at Chicago, Ill. W, 182-105 2/16/91 at DeKalb, Ill. L, 113-110 i

v 11/10/01 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 186-166 i 11/11/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 155-138 UWM Men vs. Northern Iowa • UWM leads, 11-0

D 11/6/99 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 136-104 11/10/01 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 138-119 11/7/98 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 133-108 11/11/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 214-73

& 1/24/98 at Chicago, Ill. L, 184-116 11/12/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 147-93

g 11/15/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 137-106 11/13/98 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 139-108 1/12/96 at Chicago, Ill. W, 138-102 1/31/98 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 61-52 n i 1/14/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 136-99 2/1/97 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 124-117 1/17/94 at Chicago, Ill. W, 132-107 2/9/96 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 64-48 m 2/12/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 138-90 2/3/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 130-111 m 2/12/92 at Chicago, Ill. W, 130-113 2/4/94 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 66-47 i 11/17/90 at Green Bay, Wis. W, 128-107 2/5/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 110-92 w 2/6/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 120.5-106.5 2/1/92 at Cedar Falls, Iowa W, 74-59 S Swimming & Diving s UWM Men vs. Indianapolis • UWM leads, 3-0 UWM Men vs. Northern Michigan • NMU leads, 1-0 r 11/6/93 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 134-67.5 10/26/96 at Marquette, Mich. L, 157-83 e 11/7/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 171-113 h

t 11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 190-105 UWM Men vs. Northwestern • NU leads, 12-1

n 10/21/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 141-93

a UWM Men vs. IUPUI • UWM leads, 2-0 10/22/04 at Evanston, Ill. L, 149-91

P 11/15/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 90-21 10/24/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 150-79 11/14/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 92-19 10/25/02 at Evanston, Ill. L, 172-55 e 10/26/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 139-90 e UWM Men vs. Iowa • Iowa leads, 2-0 10/27/00 at Evanston, Ill. L, 137-109 k 10/14/06 at iowa City, Iowa L, 246-105 10/29/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 130-111 u

a 10/13/05 at Madison, Wis. L, 163-78 10/30/98 at Evanston, Ill. L, 144-75 10/24/97 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 143-98 w l UWM Men vs. Lake Forest • UWM leads, 2-0 10/27/95 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 124-117 i 1/27/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 132-84 10/28/94 at Evanston, Ill. L, 144-85

M Milwaukee Panthers 12/10/94 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 149-11 10/29/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 152-83 11/6/92 at Evanston, Ill. L, 139.5-102.5 0 UWM Men vs. Loyola • UWM leads, 4-0 1

- 11/18/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 101.5-80.5 UWM Men at Northwestern Relays

9 11/12/93 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 99-72 Best Finish: 2nd (2001)

0 11/14/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 115-83 10/23/05 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 148 pts.

0 1/18/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 130.5-57.5 10/24/04 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 182 pts.

2 2009-10 10/26/03 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 169 pts. UWM Men vs. Mankato State • UWM leads, 1-0 10/27/02 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 156 pts. 10/26/90 at Mankato, Minn. W, 133-104 10/28/01 at Evanston, Ill. 2nd, 168 pts. 10/29/00 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 148 pts. UWM Men at Mid-Con Championships 10/31/99 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 142 pts. Best Finish: 4th (1993) 11/1/98 at Evanston, Ill. 5th, 114 pts. 2/26/94 at South Bend, Ind. 5th out of 9 10/26/97 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 120 pts. 2/27/93 at Cleveland, Ohio 4th out of 9 10/27/96 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 78 pts. 10/29/95 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 104 pts. UWM Men at Midwest Regional 10/30/94 at Evanston, Ill. 4th, 70 pts. Best Finish: 4th (1992) 10/31/93 at Evanston, Ill. 3rd, 94 pts. 2/29/92 at Chicago, Ill. 4th, 448 pts. 3/9/91 at Chicago, Ill. 5th, 383 pts. UWM Men vs. Notre Dame • UND leads, 8-0 1/26/01 at South Bend, Ind. L, 139-92 UWM Men vs. Missouri State • SMS leads, 1-0 2/12/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 141.5-91.5 11/17/95 at Macomb, Ill. L, 60-53 2/14/98 at South Bend, Ind. L, 131-105 2/8/97 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 162-138 UWM Men vs. North Dakota • UWM leads, 2-1 1/26/96 at South Bend, Ind. L, 134-107 11/8/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 201-93 2/11/95 at South Bend, Ind. L, 135-99 11/10/07 at Chicago, Ill. W, 159-139 2/12/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 132-111 11/12/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 171-72 2/6/93 at South Bend, Ind. L, 142-77

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UWM Men at Notre Dame Relays 11/14/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 55-32 Best Finish: 2nd (2002-03) 11/23/91 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 126-110 10/6/06 at South Bend, Ind. 4th, 114 pts. 11/2/90 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 146-85 10/7/05 at South Bend, Ind. 4th, 107 pts. 10/1/04 at South Bend, Ind. 3rd, 120 pts. UWM Men at Wheaton Invitational 10/3/03 at South Bend, Ind. 2nd, 156 pts. Best Finish: 1st (1995, 97-99, 2002-03, 2006-07) 10/4/02 at South Bend, Ind. 2nd, 158 pts. 12/1/07 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 902 pts. 12/2/06 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 713.5 pts. UWM Men vs. Oakland • OU leads, 2-0 12/3/05 at Wheaton, Ill. 3rd, 671 pts. 10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. L, 186-57 12/4/04 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 710.5 pts. 10/30/04 at Rochester, Mich. L, 148.5-93.5 12/6/03 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 761.5 pts. 12/7/02 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 859 pts. UWM Men vs. Saint Louis • Series Tied, 1-1 12/8/01 at Wheaton, Ill. 3rd, 671 pts. 11/15/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 66-47 12/1/00 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 760.5 pts. 11/14/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. L, 58-55 12/4/99 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 893 pts. 12/5/98 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 968 pts. UWM Men vs. South Dakota State • UWM leads, 2-0 12/6/97 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 903 pts. 12/7/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 153-74 12/7/96 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 721 pts. 11/13/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 132-92 12/2/95 at Wheaton, Ill. 1st, 938 pts. 12/3/94 at Wheaton, Ill. 2nd, 826 pts. UWM Men vs. Toledo • Toledo leads, 1-0 10/25/02 at Evanston, Ill. L, 176-54 UWM Men at Windy City Invitational

Best Finish: 2nd (1997) 2 2009-10

UWM Men vs. Valparaiso • UWM leads, 15-0 11/20/99 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd, 715 pts. 0

11/22/08 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 128.5 11/21/98 at Chicago, Ill. 3rd, 549 pts. 0 12/08/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 186-77 11/22/97 at Chicago, Ill. 2nd, 783 pts. 9 11/11/06 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 150-69 - 11/13/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 141-78 UWM Men vs. Wisconsin • UW leads, 15-0 1 1/16/05 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 141-87 10/10/08 at Madison, Wis. L, 156-70 0

2/10/01 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 127-98 10/12/07 at Madison, Wis. L, 154-85 Panthers M Milwaukee 2/12/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 143-78 10/14/06 at Iowa City, Iowa L, 296.5-55.5 i

2/6/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 131-81 10/13/05 at Madison, Wis. L, 201-42 l 11/15/97 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 66-43 2/6/04 at Madison, Wis. L, 159-79 w 11/9/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 125-102 2/7/03 at Madison, Wis. L, 115-84 a 11/3/95 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 126-64 2/8/02 at Madison, Wis. L, 181-55 u 11/4/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 82-57 2/2/01 at Madison, Wis. L, 155-76 k 11/5/93 at Valparaiso, Ind. W, 138-89 2/4/00 at Madison, Wis. L, 132-103 e 11/7/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 180-90 2/5/99 at Madison, Wis. L, 146-89 e

11/2/91 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 227-65 2/6/98 at Madison, Wis. L, 155-84 P

2/7/97 at Madison, Wis. L, 158-76 a UWM Men vs. Wayne State • UWM leads, 2-0 2/2/96 at Madison, Wis. L, 133-97 n 10/29/05 at Rochester, Mich. W, 122-119 1/27/95 at Madison, Wis. L, 168-66 t 10/30/04 at Rochester, Mich. W, 151-90 1/30/93 at Madison, Wis. L, 137-83 h e r

UWM Men vs. Western Illinois • UWM leads, 10-5-1 UWM Men vs. UW-Eau Claire • Series Tied, 1-1 s Swimming & Diving Swimming

1/24/09 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 175.5-64.5 2/8/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 142-101 S

1/26/08 at Macomb, Ill. W, 158-80 2/2/91 at Eau Claire, Wis. L, 122-120 w 1/27/07 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 142-84 i

1/28/06 at Macomb, Ill. W, 125-112 UWM Men vs. UW-Oshkosh • UWM leads, 1-0 m 1/29/05 at Milwaukee, Wis. W 130-98 1/17/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 117-79 1/31/04 at Macomb, Ill. W, 138-101 m

2/1/03 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 131-104 UWM Men vs. UW-Stevens Point • UWM leads, 4-1 i 11/3/01 at Macomb, Ill. L, 126-111 12/10/94 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 149-72 n 1/27/01 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 132-113 12/11/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 130-112 g

1/29/00 at Macomb, Ill. T, 121.5-121.5 1/28/94 at Madison, Wis. & 1/30/99 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 130-113 12/12/92 at Stevens Point, WIs. L, 134-103

11/8/97 at Macomb, Ill. L, 126-119 11/22/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 138-96 D

11/10/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 132-95 12/8/90 at Stevens Point, Wis. W, 127-90 i 11/17/95 at Macomb, Ill. W, 66-47 v i

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11/19/93 at Macomb, Ill. L, 117-114 Best Finish: 1st (1991-93) g 11/21/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 137-106 1/23/93 at Stevens Point, Wis. 1st, 729 pts. 1/25/92 at Stevens Point, Wis. 1st, 882 pts. UWM Men vs. Western Kentucky • WKU leads, 2-0 1/26/91 at Stevens Point, Wis. 1st, 895 pts. 11/10/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 140-88 10/19/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 137-109 UWM Men vs. UW-Whitewater • UWM leads, 3-0 11/18/92 at Whitewater, Wis. W, 130-78 UWM Men vs. Wheaton • UWM leads, 18-1 1/18/92 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 63-27 11/1/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 123-74 1/19/91 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 96-75 11/2/07 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 147-57 10/27/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 135-68 UWM Men vs. Wright State • WSU leads, 2-1 10/28/05 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 108-97 10/31/08 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 168-132 10/29/04 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 106-99 10/19/07 at Dayton, Ohio L, 152-88 12/6/03 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 119-86 10/20/06 at Milwaukee, Wis. L, 151-86 11/1/02 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 127-91 11/2/01 at Wheaton, Ill. L, 119-117 UWM Men vs. Xavier • UWM leads, 3-0 11/3/00 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 138-89 11/15/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 70-35 11/6/99 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 150-86 11/14/08 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 61-44 11/6/98 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 116-88 10/25/97 at Indianapolis, Ind. W, 182-93 11/7/97 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 119-85 11/16/96 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 113-92 * - Known as UWM Panther Invitational prior to 1995-96 season. 11/11/95 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 116-88 # - Was known as the Midwestern Collegiate Conference prior to the 11/12/94 at Milwaukee, Wis. W, 117-88 2001-02 season. 11/13/93 at Wheaton, Ill. W, 117-86

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100 Freestyle 2007 Shannon Berndt ...... 2:19.82* UWM Women 2007 Lindsay Caldwell ...... 51.77 2002 Kristin Cefalu ...... 2:21.76 2006 Lindsay Caldwell ...... 50.94 2001 Amanda Chan...... 2:20.20* Team Championships — 2001 2005 Lindsay Caldwell ...... 51.08* 200 Butterfl y Swim & Dive Athlete of the Year 200 Freestyle 2009 Molly Finn ...... 2:01.37* 2009 Danielle Wenger 2007 Lindsay Caldwell ...... 1:52.34 2008 Molly Finn ...... 2:03.79* 2006 Lindsay Caldwell 2002 Kelly Goetsch ...... 1:54.62 2007 Molly Finn ...... 2:06.15 2001 Kelly Goetsch ...... 1:54.81 2006 Molly Finn ...... 2:05.01 Swimmer of the Meet (First-ever four-time winner in one event) 2007 Lindsay Caldwell 500 Freestyle 2006 Lindsay Caldwell 2001 Leslie Brock ...... 5:05.94 2005 Lindsay Caldwell 2001 Amanda Chan (below) 1000 Freestyle 2009 Danielle Wenger ...... 10:06.65* g 2008 Danielle Wenger ...... 10:17.43 n i

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200 Breaststroke 2009 Sarah Wardecke ...... 2:17.86 Note: * = Horizon League record

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200 Freestyle 200 Medley Relay UWM Men 2003 Josh Baseheart ...... 1:39.24 2000 Milwaukee ...... 1:33.63 2001 Matt Schmaling...... 1:42.09 Team Championships — 2000 (Baseheart below) 400 Medley Relay 2003 Milwaukee ...... 3:22.33 Performer of the Year 2003 Josh Baseheart 200 Freestyle Relay 2000 Milwaukee ...... 1:23.17 Diver of the Meet 1998 Milwaukee ...... 1:23.68 2002 Nic Seider (below) 1996 Milwaukee ...... 1:24.50 2000 Todd Hill 1999 Todd Hill 400 Freestyle Relay

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Milwaukee, Th e Genuine American City, is steeped in tradition and Th e Historic Th ird Ward is quickly becoming the “off -Broadway” history, alive in growth and development. From the sparkling clean wa- of Milwaukee’s arts scene. It is home to the new Broadway Th eatre ter of Lake Michigan, to the rich heritage of our ethnic neighborhoods, Center as well as another, smaller, experimental theatre. In addition, Milwaukee invites you to discover its unique, diverse community. this restored warehouse district features a number of art galleries, the well-regarded Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, coff ee Heralded as “Th e City of Festivals,” Milwaukee hosts more than 15 houses, cafes, and antique stores. An abundance of new housing in annual festivals, including the world’s largest music festival, Sum- the form of loft-style apartments and condominiums are also be- merfest, and over a dozen ethnic festivals all held along Milwaukee’s coming a part of the landscape in the Historic Th ird Ward. spectacular lakefront. Milwaukee’s museum scene is also active. Th e Milwaukee Art Mu- Th e RiverWalk, which meanders through the heart of downtown, seum has wrapped up a $100 million expansion featuring a dramat- recently received a $13 million facelift, and development continues ic wing-like sculpture rising high above Milwaukee’s lakefront. Th e to the north and south. Fine food, cultural venues, eclectic shops, Milwaukee Public Museum is in the midst of a $6.5 million project exciting nightlife and a wide array of distinctive sports bars are lo- establishing a permanent interpretation of “Butterfl ies Alive!,” the cated along the RiverWalk. Also prevalent along the RiverWalk are museum’s most successful exhibit ever. Th e Milwaukee County Zoo g many brewpubs and microbreweries. Gondolas and water taxies is well-known as one of the fi nest in the nation. n i frequently travel Milwaukee’s scenic RiverWalk area. v i D

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Milwaukee also loves its sports. Th e city put its stamp on Major Th e Milwaukee Mile, an auto racing track located at State Fair Park, League Baseball with the arrival of Miller Park in the spring of 2001. is home to a NASCAR Busch Series and an Indy Racing League Th e $400 million, one-of-a-kind ballpark features a convertible roof event, added just this year. Plus, the sports landscape also includes and natural grass. Off ering the fi nest in ballpark amenities, Miller an annual PGA event and one of the best county park systems in the Park is a park within a park - that is, it includes places to tailgate nation. along the Menomonee River, a sports-themed restaurant, and an elegantly fi nished restaurant, the Metavante Club. Miller Park also Milwaukee is also a tourist and business destination for travelers played host the Major League All-Star Game in 2002. around the state and nation. Th e Midwest Express Center downtown serves as the city’s main convention center, and draws groups from Two of the city’s other professional sports teams, including the NBA’s around the world to host their annual activities in Milwaukee. Milwaukee Bucks, play at the downtown Bradley Center. In addition, the U.S. Cellular Arena downtown is now the home of the UWM Milwaukee is also easy to get to, located at the intersections of inter- men’s basketball team, as well as the Milwaukee Wave of the Major states 94 and 43. Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport Indoor Soccer League. Th e arena has undergone major renovations has nearly 20 airlines and over 500 daily departures and arrivals, and and also hosts a number of concerts and other special events. Amtrak runs daily non-stop trains to Chicago. 2 2009-10 0 0 9 - 1 0

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i East Side, one of the city’s most attractive residential areas second largest in the state. Th e university boasts 120 under- and home to many faculty, staff and students. Th e campus graduate majors and submajors, 48 masters and 17 doctoral M Milwaukee Panthers

0 lies just fi ve blocks from the beautiful shoreline of Lake degree programs. 1

- Michigan. Th ey are separated into the following schools and colleges:

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0 Its location in the business, fi nancial, cultural and industrial • Th e Arts 2 2009-10 heart of the state gives students an edge in getting profes- • Architecture and Urban Planning sional experience while still in school. • Education • Business Administration Th e compact campus is situated along residential tree-lined • Nursing streets and stately homes 10 minutes from downtown. UWM • Engineering & Applied Science is ranked as the second safest campus in Wisconsin. • Social Welfare • Library & Information Science HISTORY • Letters & Science Originally founded in 1885 as the Milwaukee State Nor- mal School, the school expanded its curriculum in 1927 to FACULTY become the Milwaukee State Teachers College. In 1951, it With a distinguished faculty of more than 1,300, UWM is became Wisconsin State College-Milwaukee, and in 1956, listed among the top 100 public institutions in the nation in UW-Milwaukee was created with a merger of the State Col- research and development expenditures. UWM’s individual lege and the University of Wisconsin Extension Center in schools and colleges have achieved national recognition, as Milwaukee well as top accreditation, by their review groups.

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AREAS OF EXCELLENCE include many of Milwaukee’s business, cultural and commu- m

UWM has nine University System Centers of Excellence, nity leaders. More than 100,000 UWM grads live in all 50 i n

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achievements in diverse area of instruction, scholarship, re- Among UWM’s many distinguished graduates are Golda D

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• School of Architecture and Urban Planning whom the UWM library is named. Other distinguished grads i n

• Center for Business Competitiveness include Ben Marcus, founder of the Marcus Corporation, g • Institute of Chamber Music and Robert A. Uihlein Jr., the former president, chairman and • Center for Great Lakes Studies CEO of Schlitz Brewing • Professional Th eatre Training Program • Laboratory for Surface Studies Notable graduates in the sports world include the late NAS- • Center for Teacher Education CAR champion Alan Kulwicki (Mechanical Engineering ‘77) • Center for Twentieth-Century Studies and former NFL All-Pro defensive back Mike Reinfeldt (Busi- • Women’s Studies Consortium ness ‘75), vice president and chief fi nancial offi cer of the Se- attle Seahawks of the . Reinfeldt pre- AMONG THE BEST viously worked for the . NFL referee Bill UWM is one of 148 U.S. colleges and universities (from a to- Carollo, who offi ciated the 2003 , is also a UWM tal of 3,600) ranked by the Carnegie Foundation in the top grad. group called Doctoral/Research Universities - Extensive. U.S World Cup standout and Major League Soccer star Tony ALUMNI Sanneh also attended UWM, as did Illinois men’s basketball 65 percent of alumni remain in Southeastern Wisconsin and coach Bruce Weber.

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Santiago also has a strong background in working with athletics.

With the University at Albany, State University of New York, where he CCarlosarlos SSantiagoantiago held the position of Provost and Vice President for Academic Aff airs, San- tiago was a member of its National Collegiate Athletic Association Cer- Chancellor tifi cation Steering Committee, worked closely with the athletics depart- ment on academics and admissions-related issues, and was involved with the New York Giants annual National Football League summer training camp held at the University at Albany. Carlos E. Santiago is beginning his sixth academic year as the Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. “Universities must focus on creating the scholar-athlete,” Chancellor San- tiago said. “Winning is nice, but fi rst and foremost you must focus on the Santiago is UWM’s seventh Chancellor. In this position, he is the chief academics. UWM’s consistent performance -- in both winning champion- administrative offi cer of the university and a partner with a great number ships and placing leading numbers of students on the Horizon League’s of constituents on and off campus. Academic Honor Roll -- demonstrates our commitment to both of these objectives.” Chancellor Santiago also holds the academic rank of Professor of Eco- g nomics at UWM. As a labor economist, he has regional expertise in the Dr. Santiago is the author or co-author of fi ve books focusing on labor n i Caribbean and Central America, with special emphasis on Puerto Rico. and economic development issues, with the latest being “Puerto Ricans v i in the United States: A Contemporary Portrait,” co-authored with Edna D

Cooperation and collaboration to strengthen UW-Milwaukee’s research Acosta-Belén. He has co-edited another book and has published more

& portfolio, academic excellence and diversity have been the highest priori- than 30 articles and book reviews in a wide variety of scholarly journals.

g ties of Chancellor Santiago since his arrival on July 1, 2004. Among the Along with Dr. Acosta-Belén, Dr. Santiago also is a founding co-editor of n

i primary results that UWM has achieved during his tenure: the Latino Research Review and was a member of the U.S. Congressional Hispanic Caucus International Relations Advisory Group. m • Securing a historic reinvestment by the State of Wisconsin in the uni- m i versity’s and Southeastern Wisconsin’s future, especially in the targeted Dr. Santiago’s wife, Azara Santiago-Rivera, is also part of the faculty at w areas of advanced automation, biomedical engineering, health care and UWM. She is an associate professor of educational psychology in the S Swimming & Diving

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h • Completing the record-setting Campaign for UWM, the most ambi- Chancellor Santiago has a Ph.D. in economics from Cornell University t tious fund-raising eff ort in university history. (‘82) and M.A. degrees in economics from Cornell University (‘79) and n a the University of Puerto Rico (‘75). P

• Developing Access to Success, the campus blueprint to enhance access e Like most other boys growing up in Puerto Rico, Dr. Santiago played e to higher education while promoting greater success for all students. k baseball year-round and aspired to follow national heroes Roberto Clem- u • Initiating a master planning process to create a template for regional ente and Orlando Cepeda to Major League Baseball. Dr. Santiago played a

w growth away from the university’s extremely compressed primary campus. third base throughout high school and earned a place on his division’s l i all-star team.

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0 novation, and the UWM Real Estate Foundation to partner with the pub- In recent years, his sporting interests have included golf, tennis, downhill

1 lic and private sectors to develop and hold real estate for the university’s skiing, walking and jogging. He also helped coach soft ball teams for his -

9 benefi t. daughters. 0 0 2 2009-10 Rita Cheng is the Provost and Vice Chancellor at the University of Jim Hill is the Vice Chancellor of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, a position she has held since April 2005. Cheng Student Aff airs at the University joined UWM in 1988 as an assistant professor of accounting in the School of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Th e of Business Administration. Within the School of Business Administra- athletic department is part of tion, she held the title of A.O. Smith Professor of Accounting, fi rst as an the Division of Student Aff airs. associate professor from 1994 to 2002 and then as a professor from 2002 Hill has served at UWM for over to 2004. She also served as Special Assistant to the School of Business two decades. Since 1996, he has Dean for Affi rmative Action from 1994 to 2003. She has also served the been dean of students. Prior to university in several high-level administrative capacities in recent years. that, he was associate dean of She was the Interim Dean of the School of Continuing Education in 2004 student affairs from 1990 to and 2005, Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Aff airs from 2002 to 2005 and Associate 1996 and associate director of student fi nancial aid Dean of the School of Business Administration from 1998 to 2003. She holds a bachelor’s degree from 1987 to 1990. Before coming to Milwaukee, Hill from Bishop’s University in Quebec, an MBA from the University of Rhode Island and a Ph.D. was the coordinator of fi nancial at the University of from Temple University. Cheng has also been actively involved with the athletic department Missouri-Kansas City from 1975 to 1987. He holds a throughout her career, serving as faculty athletics representative from 1996-2004, while also bachelor’s degree from Central Missouri State and both being a regular in the stands at most Panther events. his master’s and doctorate from UMKC.

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Koonce returned to the school as the special assistant to the athletic director in December of 2003. While at ECU, he was extensively involved in special fundraising projects, including GGeorgeeorge KKoonceoonce raising $1 million for the basketball program and over $5 mil- Athletic Director lion for football practice facilities, meeting rooms and renova- tions of the academic center.

He also earned a master’s degree in sports management from George Koonce is the new Director of Athletics at the Univer- the school in 2006. sity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. His variety of experiences – those as a collegiate and profes- Koonce comes to UWM from , where he sional athlete as well as those as a director of and resource for served as a Senior Associate Athletic Director. those athletes – has helped him hone a very succinct and direct message for the mission of the UWM athletic department un- He was named to the post on March 17 and offi cially took over der his watch. 2 2009-10

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Koonce spent nine seasons as a player in the National Football put an emphasis on making sure we have the proper resources - and programs in place so they can be successful on the fi eld 1 League, eight of those coming as a starter with the Green Bay 0

Packers. While in Green Bay, he helped the Packers win their and off the court. Th at extends into the community, where we Panthers M Milwaukee have to make sure we not only integrate them into the campus fi rst Super Bowl championship in 29 years. i l

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He also spent a season as a player with the u before working as the special assistant to the athletic director at Koonce’s NFL career included 720 career tackles (447 solo), k nine sacks, one forced fumble, fi ve fumble recoveries and fi ve e East Carolina University and as the director of player develop- e ment with the Packers. , two of which he returned for touchdowns. In all, P he played in 128 NFL games, making 118 starts between his a n

In his most recent position at Marquette, Koonce was primar- eight years in Green Bay and one season in Seattle. t h ily involved with fundraising, community relations and student e He has been widely recognized for his athletic accomplish- r welfare. He also served as the sport administrator for the wom- s Swimming & Diving Swimming en’s soccer program. ments, earning enshrinement in four diff erent halls of fame. S Koonce was inducted into the National Junior College Hall of w i “I have every confi dence that the experience and familiarity Fame in 2000 before also earning a place in the East Carolina m George Koonce has with Milwaukee and Wisconsin fans will University Athletic Hall of Fame 2002, the Chowan College m i greatly benefi t the UWM Panthers,” UWM Chancellor Carlos Athletic Hall of Fame in 2003 and West Craven (NC) High n Santiago said when announcing the hiring of Koonce. “His en- School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2005. g ergy and enthusiasm will further elevate a strong program built & by outgoing director Bud Haidet and his excellent staff .” Koonce is also currently pursuing his interdisciplinary Ph.D. in D i

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“I am humbled and thankful for the opportunity to lead an n athletic program that has the background and tradition this g program has,” Koonce said. “Th is is a great opportunity for me and my family, but with opportunity comes accountability and responsibility. I welcome the challenge of doing my part to help not only the athletic department but the University as a whole. I truly believe in athletics being integrated into the University and in the University becoming an active part of the athletic program. I think it is a perfect fi t and I am eager to get started.”

Koonce’s wide-ranging experiences include a stint as the direc- tor of player development in Green Bay. In that role, he assisted players in adjusting to life on and off the fi eld in the NFL.

Aft er a successful college football career at East Carolina,

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ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION • COACHES • SUPPORT STAFF

Athletics Administration and Support Staff John Motherwell ...... [email protected] George Koonce ...... [email protected] Assistant Coach ...... 229-5661 Director of Athletics ...... 229-5669 Sheila Roux ...... [email protected] Kathy Litzau ...... [email protected] Assistant Coach ...... 229-4172 Associate Athletic Director/SWA ...... 229-3739 Lindsay Bronson ...... [email protected] Kevin O’Connor ...... [email protected] Assistant Coach ...... 229-3889 Associate Athletic Director - Communications ...... 229-5674 TBA ...... TBA Stephen Lautz ...... [email protected] Director of Operations ...... 229-2468 Assistant Athletic Director - Compliance ...... 229-3073 Cameron Tucker ...... [email protected] Deidre Merritt ...... [email protected] Video Coordinator ...... 229-0454 Assistant Athletic Director - Internal Operations ...... 229-5152 LeVar Ridgeway ...... [email protected] Men’s Soccer Assistant Athletic Director - Marketing ...... 229-2351 Jon Coleman ...... [email protected] Tom Vollman...... [email protected] Head Coach ...... 229-5150 Assistant Athletic Director - Academic Services ...... 229-2257 Jesse Rosen ...... [email protected] Kevin Conway ...... [email protected] Assistant Coach ...... 229-4498 g Asst. Sports Information Director ...... 229-2413 n i Chris Zills ...... [email protected] Women’s Soccer v i Asst. Sports Information Director ...... 229-4593 Mike Moynihan ...... [email protected] D

Brian Morgan ...... [email protected] Head Coach ...... 229-4554

& Ticket and Events Manager ...... 229-2958 David Nikolic ...... [email protected]

g Dave Clark ...... [email protected] Associate Head Coach ...... 229-2305 n Director of Camps, Facilities and Scheduling ...... 229-2238 Chris Maravalli ...... [email protected] i John Stewart ...... [email protected] Assistant Coach ...... 229-5581 m Director Corporate Sales ...... 229-5634 m i Melanie Fisher ...... mnfi [email protected] Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving

w Athletic Development ...... 229-3904 Erica Janssen ...... [email protected] S

Swimming & Diving Celita Kouzes...... [email protected] Head Coach ...... 229-1131 s

r Accountant ...... 229-3383 Kyle Clements ...... [email protected] e Ann Brantman ...... [email protected] Assistant Coach ...... 229-5153 h t University Services Program Associate ...... 229-5158 Todd Hill ...... [email protected] n Brenda Brown ...... [email protected] Diving Coach ...... 229-0534 a

P University Services Program Associate ...... 229-5151

e Jill Jurena ...... [email protected] Women’s Tennis e University Services Program Associate ...... 229-3710 Sean McInerney ...... TBA k Leigh Wallace ...... [email protected] Head Coach ...... 229-5523 u a Coach ...... 229-2351 w

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9 Assistant Coach ...... 229-2433 Stefan Rudiger ...... [email protected] 0

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2 2009-10 Men’s Basketball Rob Jeter ...... [email protected] Women’s Volleyball Head Coach ...... 229-5158 Susie Johnson ...... [email protected] Brian Bidlingmyer ...... [email protected] Head Coach ...... 229-4483 Assistant Coach ...... 229-6192 Lindsey Vanden Berg ...... [email protected] Chad Boudreau ...... [email protected] Assistant Coach ...... 229-0535 Assistant Coach ...... 229-3738 Evan Berg ...... [email protected] Duff y Conroy ...... duff [email protected] Assistant Coach ...... 229-3839 Assistant Coach ...... 229-4294 Ronnie Jones ...... [email protected] Th e UWM Athletic Offi ces are located in the Pavilion, located Video Coordinator ...... 229-4490 on the northeast corner of campus. Th e parking garage adjacent Chip MacKenzie ...... [email protected] to the Pavilion is accessible from both Edgewood and Downer. Director of Operations ...... 229-5175 If you enter from the garage, turn left in the Pavilion lobby and the athletic offi ces are on the left . If you arrive through the main Women’s Basketball Sandy Botham ...... [email protected] entrance on the east side of the building, the athletic offi ces are Head Coach ...... 229-4405 on the right.

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Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Athletics Department UWM is a member of the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills Program. is committed to enhancing the opportunities of academic, athletic Th e mission of the NCAA and UWM is to maintain intercollegiate and personal success of every student-athlete. A partnership has athletics as an integral part of the campus educational program and been created between the academic and athletic communities on the student-athlete as an integral part of the student body. With campus to give all student-athletes an opportunity to achieve aca- this in mind, the UWM program, “SUCCESS,” was created to sup- demic success. port student-athlete development and to enhance the quality of the student-athlete experience within the university setting. UWM has had a full-time athletic academic advisor since 1998, re- inforcing its commitment to its student-athletes’ academic success. Th e life skills program includes fi ve major commitments: All new student-athletes meet with their advisor on an individual •Commitment to Academic Excellence – support academic prog- basis to assess specifi c needs. Programs for academic advancement ress toward intellectual development and graduation are developed, including monitoring courses, grades and academic •Commitment to Athletic Excellence – build philosophical progress. The Academic Assistance Center, located in the new foundations for the development of athletic programs that are Pavilion, provides student-athletes with a quiet place to study and broad-based, equitable and dedicated to the well-being of the one-on-one tutoring opportunities. Th e academic center also houses student-athlete. 2 2009-10 a full computer lab and numerous tutoring rooms. •Commitment to Personal Development – support the develop- 0 ment of a well-balanced lifestyle, encouraging emotional well-being, 0 9

Tom Vollman is UWM’s full-time athletic personal growth and decision-making skills - 1 academic advisor, working closely with all •Commitment to Career Development – encourage the student- 0 student-athletes. Vollman has developed athlete to develop and pursue career and life goals Panthers M Milwaukee a comprehensive program for academic •Commitment to Service – engage the student-athlete in service i l enhancement while also providing tutoring to his/her campus and surrounding communities w a and support service assistance, coordinating u coursework and monitoring grade reports, k

STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE e academic progress and degree completion The UWM Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is e requirements. composed of current Panther student-athletes. It is assembled to P a

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PRIORITY REGISTRATION - ACADEMIC MONITORING fostering, designing and implementing programs that encourage h

Student-athletes receive priority when registering for classes. Aca- academic achievement, professional development, health-conscious e r demic advisors provide ongoing assistance with class scheduling and life choices and social responsibility. s Swimming & Diving Swimming career planning. Progress reports from the professors of each student- S w

athlete are sought periodically throughout the year, and academic Th e UWM SAAC is committed to the following initiatives: i progress is monitored regularly. m • Providing student-athletes with the opportunity to eff ectively com- m i TUTORS municate with the department administration and off er suggestions n to enhance the quality of the student-athlete experience g Individuals and group tutors are available in all subjects to student- athletes upon request. Th e new Pavilion has private tutoring and & study rooms for student-athletes. • Promoting eff ective communication among coaches, the depart- D i

ment administration and student-athletes v i STRUCTURED STUDY n All freshmen are required to attend study table for eight hours per • Promoting an awareness of UWM Athletics throughout the cam- g week. Students meet Monday through Th ursday for two hours per pus and the Greater Milwaukee area night and are monitored by a member of the coaching staff . Up- perclassmen with a cumulative grade point average of less than 3.0 • Reviewing NCAA legislative proposals and make recommenda- are also required to attend, however their hours are pro-rated based tions to the department administration on their GPA. SAAC members serve as liaisons between student-athletes, the POST-GRADUATE OPPORTUNITIES athletic administration and the campus community. Athletes are UWM boasts a 95 percent job placement rate through the on-campus encouraged to communicate concerns and ideas to their captains Career Development Center. Approximately 200 employers interview and/or for discussion at scheduled committee meetings. on-campus each year. Workshops are off ered to assist student-athletes Th e UWM SAAC operates in conjunction with the Horizon League in planning their career paths. Numerous internships and job op- SAAC and the NCAA SAAC. Steve Bode of men’s soccer and Sarah portunities are available in the metro Milwaukee area, the business Moore of women’s volleyball represented UWM on the Horizon and economic center of Wisconsin. League SAAC last year. Moore also sat on the NCAA SAAC.

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Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee capturing the league tourney title. UWM IN THE NCAAs has moved itself into a prominent posi- Men’s Soccer tion both regionally and nationally in In 2005-06, UWM saw both of its soccer 1979 First Round the world of intercollegiate athletics. teams win league titles and advance to 1980 First Round the second round of the NCAA Tourna- 1990 First Round In fact, UWM has consistently shown ment, while the men’s and women’s bas- 2001 First Round it is the top athletic program in the Ho- 2002 Second Round 2003 Second Round rizon League. Th e school has won the 2004 Second Round league’s McCaff erty Trophy fi ve times in 2005 Second Round the last nine years, including a stretch of three-straight victories from 2003-04 to Track & Field 1995 Nationals 2005-06. UWM has also won the wom- 1996 Nationals en’s all-sports awards eight times and the men’s all-sports award three times. g Women’s Soccer n

i 1997 First Round v Th e 2008-09 was another banner one for

i 2001 First Round

D 2002 First Round Panther sports, with the year capped by 2005 Second Round the claiming of another McCaff erty Tro- & 2006 Second Round g phy. In the fall, UWM’s volleyball and ketball teams also played in the NCAA

n 2008 First Round i women’s soccer teams each won Horizon Tourney. Th e men again caught the eyes m Women’s Volleyball League regular season and tournament of the nation with a win over Oklahoma

m 1998 First Round

i titles, with both squads advancing to in the fi rst round before being elimi- 1999 First Round w the NCAA Tournament. Th en, later in nated by eventual national champion

S 2000 First Round Swimming & Diving s 2001 First Round the year, the men’s track and fi eld team Florida in the second round. r

e 2002 First Round captured both the indoor and outdoor h 2006 First Round t league titles. Plus, the women’s track and Th e men’s basketball team also helped n 2008 First Round fi eld won the indoor team title, bringing put UWM athletics on the national map a P

Baseball to 33 the number of team track titles in 2004-05. UWM pulled off upset wins e UWM has won since 1998. Th e women’s over Alabama and Boston College to

e 1999 Regionals k 2001 Regionals cross country and women’s swimming advance to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA u 2002 Regionals a and diving teams each captured second- Tournament. Th e Panthers were eventu- w l Women’s Basketball place fi nishes. ally eliminated from the tournament by i 2001 First Round national runner-up Illinois, but UWM M Milwaukee Panthers 2006 First Round

0 But the 2008-09 season was far from had already captured the hearts and 1

- Men’s Basketball the first successful one for Panther minds of the nation’s college basketball 9 2003 First Round athletics. In 2007-08, UWM captured fans. 0

0 2005 Sweet 16 four league team titles and three sec- 2 2009-10 2006 Second Round ond-place fi nishes. Th e women’s soccer UWM student-athletes have also be- UWM IN THE CLASSROOM and volleyball squads each won regular come known for their work in the season crowns while the men’s track and classroom. Th is past spring, 81 student- Departmental Team cumulative GPA fi eld team again swept the indoor and athletes were named to the Horizon (as of June 2009) outdoor titles. League Academic Honor Roll. UWM 3.119 student-athletes also regularly appear on In 2006-07, UWM teams won seven the league’s academic all-league teams Number of Student-Athletes With 3.0-or-better cumulative GPA league titles while a number of indi- and the cumulative grade-point average (as of June 2009) viduals also claimed league crowns. Th e for the athletic department consistently 151 success started in the fall as both the is above 3.0, with a 3.119 cumulative women’s soccer and women’s volleyball GPA the mark as of this past June. Student-Athletes on teams won the league regular season League Honor Roll 81 crown, with the volleyball squad also Quality facilities are also a part of the

80 UUWMWM MMen:en: BBrokeroke 2222 SSchool/Leaguechool/League RRecordsecords iinn 22008-09008-09 athletic scene at UWM. Th e Pavilion, an of the best collegiate soccer facilities in addition to the Klotsche Center, opened the country. Lights were been added to UWM’s LEAGUE AWARDS in January of 2006 and houses all of the the fi eld two summers ago, and a new McCaff erty Trophy Winner 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009 athletics offi ces, as well as locker rooms, team room has also been developed. team rooms, training rooms, weight Th e baseball team plays at Henry Aaron Women’s All-Sports Award rooms and an academic center. The Field and also plays a doubleheader an- 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 facility rates as one of the best athletic nually at Miller Park. Extensive work on offi ce and workout facilities in the Ho- the fi eld, fencing and dugouts has been Men’s All-Sports Award rizon League. completed over the last few years, with 2000, 2005, 2006 a new scoreboard added to the facility in 2008. UWM’s LEAGUE TITLES Baseball 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Athletics has a long history at UWM.

Some sports records date back to the Men’s Cross Country 2 2009-10 1993 0

late 1800’s and UWM fi elded a football 0

team until 1974. UWM has played on all 9 -

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stints as a Division II and Division III Panthers M Milwaukee

institution along with its current run in Men’s Indoor Track & Field i l Division I. 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, w 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 a u

Th e project also included a renovation of Th e school’s athletic teams have also k Men’s Outdoor Track & Field e the 5,000-seat Klotsche Center, which is competed in the Wisconsin state school e

1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, P home to the women’s volleyball, women’s league for a number of years, while 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 a basketball and track and fi eld teams. competing in the Mid-Continent Con- n t Th e facility now has air conditioning ference and Midwestern Collegiate Con- Women’s Indoor Track & Field h e and a new sound system, as well as two ference/Horizon League since moving 2000, 2001,2003, 2006, 2007, 2009 r s Swimming & Diving Swimming new concession stands. Plus, with it all of its varsity sports to Division I in S

Women’s Outdoor Track & Field w standing adjacent to the new Pavilion, the fall of 1990. 1998, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2007 i fans attending events can park in the m Pavilion’s new parking garage and attend UWM has 15 varsity athletic teams and Men’s Swimming & Diving m i events without ever stepping outside. off ers its prospective student-athletes aid 2000 n g

Th e swimming and diving teams have in the form of athletic scholarships. Full & Women’s Swimming & Diving their own pool in the Klotsche Center, and partial scholarships are available in 2001 D

located on the lower level. all 15 varsity sports. Full scholarships i v

include the cost of room and board, in i

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UWM’s men’s basketball team has addition to tuition and books. Scholar- 1990,1993,1997, 2001, g played at the U.S. Cellular Arena in ships are based on athletic ability and 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 downtown Milwaukee since the 2003 academic success. Women’s Soccer Horizon League Tournament. Th e move 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, downtown has been a successful one, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 with attendance records set each season the Panthers have played in the historic Women’s Volleyball building. 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

Meanwhile, UWM’s other recent facil- Men’s Basketball ity improvements have come at the 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 soccer and baseball fi elds. On-campus Engelmann Field, home of the Panther Women’s Basketball soccer teams, is reknowned to be one 2001, 2006

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Th e University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s newest on-campus building is the Pavilion, which is the home to UWM Athletics.

Th e Pavilion offi cially opened its doors to the public in January of 2006 and the building was offi cially dedicated by Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle and UWM Chancellor Carlos Santiago on May 2.

Among the new athletics facilities in the building specifi cally are offi ces for coaches and staff , a student-athlete-only weight room, new locker rooms for all teams and team rooms and lounges for men’s basketball, women’s basketball and women’s volleyball.

Th e recreation center has two expansive levels and houses four sport courts surrounded by a suspended 1/8 mile track. Th e facility is uti- lized by individuals seeking open gym space, run and walk space on the track, and the University’s intramural programs. g n i Th e building also includes academic facilities for the College of Health v i Sciences along with accommodations for the new Physical Th erapy D and expanded Sports Medicine programs. &

g Th e $40 million project, which broke ground in June of 2003, came in n i below budget due to a favorable bidding climate. Half of the funding

m is coming from UWM parking fees, while the other half is from state

m UWM student-athletes are also benefi tting from the brand-new sports funds and student segregated fees. Th e athletic department has also i medicine center in the Pavilion, which more than triples the previous undertaken a variety of fundraising eff orts for even larger enhance- w ments within its space in the facility. S space available for UWM’s athletic trainers. Th e facility also includes a Swimming & Diving s 2,800-square-foot academic assistance center to help student-athletes r e in the classroom. Th e new academic center includes a computer lab Th e most distinctive feature of the 135,000-gross-square-foot Pavilion h is the extensive use of glass “walls,” creating a feeling of openness and t along with group and individual study and tutoring rooms. A 618- n space indoor parking garage is also part of the facility. allowing expansive views of nearby Downer Woods and the campus. a P Architects for the project were Venture Architects of Milwaukee, a

e UWM’s general student population is also benefi tting tremendously e from the new facility. A new fi tness center has expansive rooms for joint venture of Kahler Slater Architects and the Zimmerman Design k cardio workouts, as well as a weight room. Th e state-of-the-art area is Group. Th ey emphasize that placement and tinting of windows, called u a the most visible from the outside of the facility, as it features two levels “cool daylighting,” not only allows a wash of daylight inside while re-

w ducing energy needs.

l of windows. i M Milwaukee Panthers Taking care of Sports Medicine issues for the student-athletes is UWM’s Athletic Training Staff . Th e licensed and 0 certifi ed athletic training staff includes Director of Sports Medicine John Ochsenwald and Assistant Athletic Trainers 1

- Becky Worman, Renee Manofsky, Chad Henneberry, Dave Bugalski and Dave Lake. 9 0

0 Th e entire staff is involved in the education of over 40 undergraduate athletic training students. In conjunction with the 2 2009-10 Department of Human Movement Sciences, these students are working and studying to become certifi ed athletic trainers in the nationally-accredited Athletic Training Education Program, which is spearheaded by Curriculum Director Dr. Jen Earl and assisted by Dr. Stephen Cobb and Dr. Kyle Ebersole. Th e undergraduate students accrue valuable experiences while assisting the certifi ed athletic training staff in the day-to-day care of student-athletes sports-medicine needs.

Steve Felde has been with University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee since 2006, starting as an assistant strength coach and moving into the director of strength and conditioning position in 2007. He works mainly with men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, men’s and women’s soccer and volleyball teams. Before joining UWM, he was a volunteer assistant strength coach at the University of Minnesota, where he assisted the director of strength and conditioning with men’s basketball, baseball, football, men’s and women’s hockey and wrestling. Prior to Minnesota, Felde was intern at Concor- dia University of Wisconsin where he worked with men’s basketball, baseball, football, wrestling and women’s soccer.

He earned his bachelor’s of science degree in athletic training and exercise leadership from Concordia University of Wisconsin. He is currently earning his Masters degree in sports management from the United States Sports Academy. Felde is a certifi ed strength and conditioning specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and is a certifi ed Club Coach through USA Weightlift ing (USAW). Felde a native of Milwaukee resides in Graft on, Wis., with his wife, Wendie, and their black lab Connor.

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Entering its 31st season of operation in the 2009- Th e Horizon League is headquartered in In- Track and Field Championships. 10 academic year, the Horizon League continues dianapolis, the “Amateur Sports Capital of the to aspire toward its goal of being one of the World,” with offi ces in the Pan American Plaza ACADEMIC SUCCESS nation’s leading athletics conferences while be- (201 S. Capitol Avenue), located a block from Horizon League student-athletes also excel in the ing recognized as a leader in the development of Lucas Oil Stadium and just minutes from Con- classroom as more than 500 have been named to student-athletes as leaders and role models. seco Fieldhouse, the State Capitol Building, Vic- the Academic Honor Roll each of the past seven tory Field (home of the Indianapolis Indians) semesters for carrying a grade-point average of and the NCAA national offi ce. 3.2 or better, including more than 600 for the last four semesters. Twenty-fi ve student-athletes HISTORY were named to ESPN Th e Magazine/CoSIDA Founded on June 16, 1979, as the Midwestern Academic All-District teams in 2008-09, while City Conference with six charter members, the eight earned Academic All-America honors. League changed its name to the Midwestern Collegiate Conference in 1985 and added wom- DEMOGRAPHICS en’s sports for the 1986-87 academic year. Char- Horizon League institutions boast a combined ter members of the conference included current enrollment of more than 130,000 plus nearly a members Butler and Loyola as well as the Uni- quarter-million living alumni centered in the 2 2009-10 0

versity of Evansville, Oklahoma City University, League’s Midwest footprint. League media mar- 0 Oral Roberts University and Xavier University. kets include fi ve of the nation’s top 35 in Chicago, 9 -

Among other current members, Detroit joined Detroit, Cleveland, Indianapolis and Milwaukee, 1 0

Th e Horizon League membership features ten in 1980, and Cleveland State, UIC, Green Bay, covering more than ten million television house- public and private institutions that have impres- Milwaukee and Wright State came aboard in holds and encompassing more than nine percent Panthers M Milwaukee i sive academic reputations and a storied tradition 1994 in the largest non-merger conference ex- of the nation’s television audience. l of broad-based athletic programs. Current mem- pansion in history, with Youngstown State join- w a bership includes Butler University, Cleveland ing in 2001 and Valparaiso in 2007. McCAFFERTY TROPHY u State University, the University of Detroit Mercy, Th e Horizon League annually awards the McCaf- k e

the University of Illinois at Chicago, Loyola Uni- On June 4, 2001, the Horizon League unveiled ferty Trophy in recognition of its all-sports cham- e

versity Chicago, Valparaiso University, the Uni- its current name and ushered in a new dynamic pion in honor of its fi rst commissioner, James J. P versity of Wisconsin-Green Bay, the University direction that has brought the League closer to McCaff erty. Milwaukee won its fi ft h McCaff erty a n

of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Wright State Univer- its stated goal of being one of the nation’s top Trophy in school history following the 2008-09 t sity and Youngstown State University. ten conferences with a focus on enhancing the academic year. Th e Panthers also captured their h e

student-athletes experience by upgrading the eighth Women’s All-Sports Award. r s

Th e Horizon League’s primary focus is on adding League’s market and competitive positions. & Diving Swimming S value to the educational experience through its HORIZON LEAGUE NETWORK w four platforms: athletic performance, academic ATHLETIC SUCCESS Th e Horizon League is a recognized leader in i m achievement, community outreach, and per- In the past few years, the Horizon League has video streaming, through the Horizon League sonal responsibility and accountability. It is the enjoyed unprecedented success on the national Network (HLN), having produced more than m i

League’s belief that athletics is a powerful and stage, highlighted by three Sweet Sixteen appear- 1,200 free, live events in the past four years. n visible resource tool that can be used to enhance ances (Butler 2003, 2007; Milwaukee 2005) and HLN also features vignettes of all 19 League g student-athletes’ collegiate experience. Th e Ho- nine wins in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Cham- championships, weekly highlight videos during & rizon League’s goals are to enhance the holistic pionship in the past seven seasons. the men’s and women’s basketball season and D university experience for the student-athlete, to other special programming. i v create an affi liation of institutions with similar In other sports, league teams have won at least i n

athletic goals, and to adhere to the principals of one game in their respective NCAA Champi- g integrity, diversity, excellence and growth. onships each of the last seven seasons in men’s soccer (Milwaukee 2002-05, UIC 2006-08), with Th e Horizon League sponsors competition in UIC just one win away from the College Cup in 19 sports – nine for men (baseball, basketball, 2007. In soft ball, league teams won a game in cross country, golf, soccer, swimming and div- the national tournament four straight years ear- ing, indoor track and fi eld, outdoor track and lier in the decade (UIC 2002, 2004; Wright State fi eld and tennis) and ten for women (basketball, 2003; Green Bay 2005) while advancing into the cross country, golf, soccer, soft ball, swimming second round in women’s soccer three of the last and diving, indoor track and fi eld, outdoor track fi ve seasons (Detroit 2004, Milwaukee 2005-06). and fi eld, tennis and volleyball). Green Bay’s women’s basketball team added to Th e league receives automatic bids to NCAA that résumé with a victory in the 2007 NCAA championships in baseball, men’s and women’s Women’s Basketball Championship. Butler’s Vic- basketball, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and toria Mitchell became the League’s fi rst NCAA women’s soccer, soft ball, men’s and women’s ten- individual champion when she won the 3,000- nis and women’s volleyball. meter steeplechase at the 2005 NCAA Outdoor

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g Erected in 1977, the Klotsche Center has undergone numer- Th e Klotsche Center is used as a practice facility for most of n i ous renovations to help keep it a top-notch facility. Th e latest UWM’s varsity sports, and serves as the homecourt for vol- m renovation project added new offi ce space for the department leyball and men’s and women’s basketball. A four-lane indoor m i of athletics, locker rooms and weight rooms, a practice gym- track, added in 1996, is home to the UWM men’ s and women’s w nasium and new athletic training facilities. Th e project, called track and fi eld teams, and the Klotsche Natatorium, located S Swimming & Diving s the Pavilion, was completed in January 2006. on the lower level, is home to the UWM swimming and div- r e ing teams. h Th e arena area was renovated prior to the 1998-99 school t n year. Th e $2 million project including the addition of comfort Th e Klotsche Center has been home to a number of major a

P and chairback seating. In 1996, new wood fl ooring and a new sporting events, including the 1999 MCC Indoor Track and

e indoor track were added to the Klotsche Center. Th e fl oor has Field Championships, the 2001 Horizon League Women’s Vol- e k been renovated recently with the addition of the new Horizon leyball Championship and the 2001 WIAA Boys’ and Girls’ u

a League logo. Also, the addition of the new Panther and UWM Sectional Basketball Championships. Th e Horizon League w

l logos was completed in the summer of 1999. Track and Field Champion- i ships were in Milwaukee in M Milwaukee Panthers Th e Klotsche Center can hold as many as 5,000 spectators for the spring of 2003 and the 0

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9 at the Klotsche Center is 5,015, present when the UWM men’s tournament was played in 0 basketball team faced Butler in January of 2003. 0 the Klotsche Center during 2 2009-10 the 2003-04 season.

In 2002, the Klotsche Center played host to a game involving the Yugoslavian National Basketball team and NBA superstar Vlade Divac. Th e team wound up winning the World Basketball Championships. Th e arena also played host to an appearance by President George W. Bush late in the year.

Th e Klotsche Center is also home to UWM’s intramural pro- gram and recreation center. It features a 25-meter pool, rac- quetball courts, weight rooms, training rooms and classrooms for instructional use, along with upstairs offi ce space.

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