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1999-00 NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships Records swim_m (99-00) 11/28/00 10:50 AM Page 232 23 2 DIVISION I Swimming and Diving DIVISION I 2000 Championships Hi g h l i g h t s Teamwork gets Title for Texas: Though Texas failed to win an indi- vidual event on the last day of competition at the Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships, the 125-point lead it had accumu- lated from the previous day managed to keep Auburn and Arizona at bay. The Longhorns earned 539 total points to claim their seventh title March 25 in Minneapolis. Defending champion Auburn took second with 385 and Arizona third with 3601/2. The win was Texas’ first since 1996. Texas dominated the relay events with wins in the 200- and 400-meter medleys and the 800-meter freestyle. Matt Ulrickson won the 100-meter backstroke. In addition to strong showings in the swim events, the Longhorns’ efforts were aided by diver Troy Dumais who had wins in the one- and three-meter diving events and a second-place finish in platform. The Texas Longhorns claimed victory at the NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Minneapolis. Arizona State’s Atilla Czene set a world record in the 200-individual med- ley with a time of 1:54.65. For California, Anthony Ervin’s time of 21:21 in the 50-meter freestyle was a world’s best. Swimmer of the meet Ed Moses of Virginia set two world records with his wins in the 100- and 200- meter breaststroke. And Auburn’s preliminary score of 1:24.83 in the 200- meter freestyle relay was also a world record. It was the first NCAA men’s swimming championships to be held in short- course meters. TEAM STANDINGS 1 1. Texas .. 53 8 20. Kentucky.. 30 /2 2. Auburn .. 38 5 1 21. North Carolina St... 29 3. Arizona.. 36 0 /2 1 22. Alabama .. 26 4. Stanford .. 27 9 /2 23. LSU .. 25 5. California .. 27 9 24. Central Conn. St. .. 22 6. Southern California.. 24 9 25. UNLV .. 21 7. Tennessee .. 219 Mi n n e s o t a. 21 9 26. Harvard.. 20 9. Florida.. 20 7 27. Purdue.. 16 1 28. Iowa .. 13 10. Arizona St. .. 15 2 /2 North Carolina .. 13 11. Miami (Fla.) .. 15 2 30. Indiana.. 10 12. Virginia .. 13 1 13. Nebraska .. 12 9 31. Pacific (Cal.) .. 6 14. Michigan.. 11 9 32. Ohio St. .. 5 15. Georgia.. 92 33. Wisconsin .. 4 Brigham Young.. 4 Ha w a i i. 92 17. Texas A&M.. 57 35. Pittsburgh.. 3 18. South Carolina .. 54 Iowa St. .. 3 19. Penn St. .. 42 37. Columbia.. 1 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 100-meter freestyle: Final — 1. Anthony Ervin, California, 1:47.44; 7. Jeff Lee, Southern California, 1:47.63; 8. Jay 47.36; 2. Roland Schoeman, Arizona, 47.51; 3. Bart Schryver, Arizona, 1:47.77. Consolation — 9. Anthony Rogis, 50-meter freestyle: Fi n a l —1. Anthony Ervin, California, Kizierowski, California, 47.76; 4. Matthew Macedo, California, Nebraska, 1:46.80; 10. Rodrigo Castro, LSU, 1:47.33; 11. 21.21 seconds (world record; old record 21.31, Mark Foster, 47.77; 5. Jamie Rauch, Texas, 48.36; 6. Gregory Busse, Matt Smart, Pacific, 1:47.57; 12. Jon Younghouse, Texas, Great Britain, 1998); 2. Roland Schoeman, Arizona, 21.22; Auburn, 48.42; 7. Nick Folker, Hawaii, 48.62; 8. Anthony 1:47.82; 13. Macon White, Kentucky, 1:48.18; 14. Nathan 3. Gregory Busse, Auburn, 21.49; 4. Bart Kizierowski, Robinson, Stanford, 50.61. Consolation — 9. Nathan Boyle, Auburn, 1:48.40; 15. Mark Jollands, Alabama, California, 21.50; 5. Matthew Busbee, Auburn, 21.64; 6. Summers, Florida, 48.34; 10. Adam Pine, Nebraska, 48.56; 1:48.52; 16. Anders Lyrbring, Arizona St., 1:48.67. Matthew Macedo, California, 21.66; 7. Aaron Ciarla, 11. Bryan Jones, Texas, 48.79; 12. Brian Malich, Ohio St., 400-meter freestyle: Final — 1. Ryk Neethling, Arizona, Auburn, 21.75; 8. Bryan Jones, Texas, 22.00. Consolation — 48.98; 13. Coley Stickels, Arizona, 49.08; 14. Chris Kemp, 3:40.47; 2. Erik Vendt, Southern California, 3:42.81; 3. Chris 9. Oswaldo Quevedo, Auburn, 21.96; 10. Nick Folker, Texas, 49.30; 15. Jay Schryver, Arizona, 49.31; 16. John Thompson, Michigan, 3:43.81; 4. Scot Goldblatt, Texas, Hawaii, 22.06; 11. Nathan Summers, Florida, 22.19; 12. Stratman, Georgia, 49.54. 3:44.44; 5. Adam Messner, Stanford, 3:46.07; 6. Michael (tie) Coley Stickels, Arizona and Shaun Zitani, Kentucky, 200-meter freestyle: Final — 1. Ryk Neethling, Arizona, Windisch, Nebraska, 3:47.28; 7. Mark Warkentin, Southern 22.23; 14. Ricardo Dornelas, Minnesota, 22.32; 15. Leffie 1:43.90; 2. Adam Messner, Stanford, 1:44.01; 3. Jamie California, 3:47.53; 8. Austin Ramirez, Virginia, 3:47.76. Crawford, Texas, 22.32; 16. Anthony Robinson, Stanford, Rauch, Texas, 1:46.35; 4. John Waters, Stanford, 1:46.72; Consolation — 9. Jon Younghouse, Texas, 3:46.07; 10. 22.50. 5. Scot Goldblatt, Texas, 1:46.84; 6. Jacint Simon, UNLV, Ricardo Monasterio, Florida, 3:46.48; 11. Tim Siciliano, swim_m (99-00) 11/28/00 10:50 AM Page 233 DIVISION I 23 3 Michigan, 3:46.69; 12. Jamie Rauch, Texas, 3:46.95; 13. Nat Nebraska, 51.23; 2. Nate Dusing, Texas, 52.00; 3. Roland Chereches, Tennessee, 585.75; 8. Clayton Moss, Kentucky, Lewis, Arizona, 3:48.54; 14. Mark Jollands, Alabama, Schoeman, Arizona, 52.14; 4. Zsolt Gaspar, South 573.60. Consolation (11 dives) — 9. Dan Croaston, 3:48.87; 15. Dominik Matuzewicz, Central Conn. St.; 16. Carolina, 52.54; 5. Tom Hannan, Texas, 52.82; 6. Minnesota, 546.90; 10. Simon Chrisander, Iowa, 526.55; Reeve Irvin, Georgia, 3:50.91. Oswaldo Quevedo, Auburn, 52.99; 7. Bryan Jones, Texas, 11. John Eisler, Texas, 514.50; 12. Hank Richardson, 1,500-meter freestyle: Final — 1. Erik Vendt, Southern 53.07; 8. Jeffrey Somensatto, Auburn, 53.43. Consolation Florida, 507.25; 13. Brandon Hulko, South Carolina, California, 14:31.02; 2. Chris Thompson, Michigan, 14:35.95; — 9. Marcin Kaczmarek, Central Conn. St., 53.04; 10. 506.25; 14. Tom Davidson, Indiana, 502.50; 15. Marc 3. Ryk Neethling, Arizona, 14:39.04; 4. Tim Siciliano, Doak Finch, Virginia, 53.15; 11. Justin Hoggatt, Briggs, Arizona St., 502.10; 16. Jesse Even, Texas A&M, Michigan, 14:48.59; 5. Nat Lewis, Arizona, 14:57.01; 6. Tennessee, 53.31; 12. Joel Shapiro, Tennessee, 53.44; 13. 50 1 . 8 5 . James Grimes, Virginia, 14:57.22; 7. Jon Younghouse, Texas, Neil Peiffer, Wisconsin, 53.50; 14. Ales Abersek, Iowa, Platform diving: Final (12 dives) — 1. Tyce Routson, 14:59.23; 8. Matthew Martin, Purdue, 14:59.97; 9. Scot 53.52; 15. Atilla Czene, Arizona St., 53.60; 16. Gered Miami (Fla.), 596.10; 2. Troy Dumais, Texas, 588.80; 3. Goldblatt, Texas, 15:02.10; 10. Kevin Clements, Auburn, Doherty, Columbia, 53.76. Kyle Prandi, Miami (Fla.), 574.65; 4. Hank Richardson, 15:07.13; 11. Ricardo Monasterio, Florida, 15:07.70; 12. 200-meter butterfly: Final — 1. Adam Messner, Florida, 515.70; 5. Gabi Chereches, Tennessee, 503.90; Mike McWha, Michigan, 15:09.00; 13. Austin Ramirez, Stanford, 1:55.79; 2. Zsolt Gaspar, South Carolina, 6. Corey Fox, LSU, 475.40; 7. Adam Morgan, Texas Virginia, 15:12.20; 14. Mark Jollands, Alabama, 15:14.94; 1:55.88; 3. Jeffrey Somensatto, Auburn, 1:56.47; 4. Doak A&M, 451.10; 8. Marc Briggs, Arizona St., 418.20. 15. Reid Gustin, Stanford, 15:16.95; 16. Mark Warkentin, Finch, Virginia, 1:56.50; 5. Jeff Dash, Arizona, 1:57.01; Consolation (8 dives)- 9. Dan Croaston, Minnesota, Southern California, 15:17.12. 6. Steven Brown, Stanford, 1:57.16; 7. Duncan Sherrard, 456.45; 10. Imre Lengyel, Miami (Fla.), 455.85; 11. Eric 100-meter backstroke: F i n a l — 1. Matt Ulrickson, Florida, 1:57.24; 8. Marcin Kaczmarek, Central Conn. St., Robson, Indiana, 450.70; 12. Jesse Even, Texas A&M, Texas, 52.05; 2. Riley Janes, Texas A&M, 52.18; 3. Alex 1:58.09. Consolation —9. Nate Dusing, Texas, 1:57.35; 439.85; 13. Clayton Moss, Kentucky, 433.45; 14. Harold Massura, Minnesota, 52.24; 4. Tom Hannan, Texas, 52.53; 10. Zane DeWitz, Tennessee, 1:57.56; 11. Atilla Czene, Hyde, Texas, 428.90; 15. Simon Chrisander, Iowa, 5. Bart Kizierowski, California, 52:54; 6. Michael Gilliam, Arizona St., 1:57.71; 12. Daniel Kleber, Purdue, 1:58.43; 423.95; 16. Brandon Hulko, South Carolina, 403.80 Tennessee, 52.761; 7. Matt Allen, Arizona, 52.72; 8. 13. Ben Anderson, Arizona, 1:58.65; 14. Phil Demers, 200-meter freestyle relay: F i n a l — 1. Auburn Leonardo Costa, Southern California, 52.88. Consolation Southern California. 1:58.69; 15. Yoav Meiri, Minnesota, (Matthew Busbee, Aaron Ciarla, Oswaldo Quevedo, — 9. Marc Lindsay, Georgia, 53.15; 10. Dan Westcott, 1:58.75; 16. Ales Abersek, Iowa, 1:59.33. Gregory Busse), 1:25.14; 2. California, 1:25.21; 3. Stanford, 53.25; 11. (tie) Pablo Abal, Arizona St., and 200-meter individual medley: Final — 1. Atilla Arizona, 1:26.74; 4. Texas, 1:27.09; 5. Hawaii, 1:27.37; Randall Bal, Stanford, 53.40; 13. Matthew Macedo, Czene, Arizona St., 1:54.65 (ties world record set in 1994 6. Stanford, 1:27.87; 7. Minnesota, 1:28.32; 8.
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