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Swimming and Diving DIVISION I DIVISION I 221 Swimming and Diving DIVISION I 2002 Championships Highlights All for One: After several close calls, the Auburn Tigers captured their first national championship in Division I women’s swimming. But it was no easy task. The Tigers won the meet with just 11 swimmers, who all scored points for the team individually. Auburn claimed two event titles and had 10 top-three finishes. Maggie Bowen led the way, accumulating 57 points for her team and collecting titles in the 200- and 400-yard individual medley swims. The top individual performance of the meet came from California ace Natalie Coughlin who swam to three individual titles and four champi- onship records. In diving, Southern California’s Blythe Hartley won the one-meter spring- Photo by Jamie Schwaberow/NCAA Photos board and platform dives and finished third in the three-meter competi- The Auburn Tigers hoist their first national championship trophy. tion. TEAM STANDINGS 1. Auburn ........................... 474 24. Florida St. ....................... 24 2. Georgia.......................... 386 25. Rice ................................ 23 3. Stanford.......................... 301 26. Texas A&M ..................... 21 1 1 4. Southern California .......... 300 /2 27. Michigan......................... 20 /2 5. Arizona .......................... 291 28. Cincinnati........................ 17 1 6. Texas.............................. 267 /2 29. Rutgers............................ 15 7. Florida ............................ 249 George Mason................ 15 8. California........................ 245 31. Oregon St. ...................... 14 9. Southern Methodist........... 178 32. Minnesota ....................... 13 10. Arizona St. ...................... 136 33. Purdue ............................ 11 Indiana........................... 136 Villanova ........................ 11 12. Virginia........................... 125 35. Iowa ............................... 9 13. North Carolina ................ 110 South Carolina ................ 9 14. Wisconsin ....................... 84 37. Fla. Atlantic ..................... 7 1 15. Pacific (Cal.) ................... 76 38. Western Ky. .................... 6 /2 Miami (Fla.) .................... 76 39. Michigan St..................... 6 17. UCLA.............................. 64 40. Illinois ............................. 5 18. Alabama ......................... 56 41. Kentucky ......................... 4 19. Notre Dame..................... 52 Clemson ......................... 4 20. LSU................................. 48 Binghamton..................... 4 21. Penn St. ......................... 46 44. Northwestern ................... 3 22. Houston........................... 37 45. Princeton ......................... 1 23. Tennessee........................ 25 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Thompson, Stanford, 1992); 2. Stefanie Williams, Correia, Georgia, 1:47.04; 8. Lotta Wanberg, Southern Georgia, 48.37; 3. Sarah Tolar, Arizona, 48.78; 4. Methodist, 1:47.74. Consolation -- 9. Janelle Atkinson, 50-yard freestyle: Final — 1. Maritza Correia, Rebekah Short, Auburn, 48.95; 5. Eileen Coparropa, Florida, 1:46.66; 10. Chantal Gibney, Florida, 1:46.77; Georgia, 21.69 (meet record; old record 21.77, Amy Auburn, 49.22; 6. Manon VanRooijen, Miami (Fla.), 11. Jessica Foschi, Stanford, 1:46.86; 12. Malin Van Dyken, Colorado St., 1994); 2. Mandy Mularz, Rice, 22.17; 3. Eileen Coparropa, Auburn, 22.39; 4. Stefanie 49.23; 7. Erin Phenix, Texas, 49.43; 8. Lacey Boutwell, Svahnstrom, UCLA, 1:47.34; 13. Magda Dyszkiewicz, Williams, Georgia, 22.48; 5. Erin Phenix, Texas, 22.51; Stanford, 49.52. Consolation -- 9. Jessi Perruquet, North Auburn, 1:47.58; 14. Lisa Wanberg, Southern Methodist, 6. Rebekah Short, Auburn, 22.52; 7. Carrie Nixon, Notre Carolina, 49.36; 10. Carrie Nixon, Notre Dame, 49.47; 1:47.62; 15. Casmera Wick, Rutgers, 1:48.06; 16. Dame, 22.53; 8. Sara Platzer, UCLA, 22.62. Consolation- 11. Mandy Mularz, Rice, 49.62; 12. Sara Platzer, UCLA, Maria Oberg, Cincinnati, 1:48.14. 9. Christy Cech, Florida St., 22.72; 10. Christy Watkins, 49.80; 13. Lauren Thies, Texas, 49.86; 14. Tanica 500-yard freestyle: Final — 1. Flavia Rigamonti, North Carolina, 22.74; 11. Sarah Wanezek, Texas, Jamison, Texas, 50.01; 15. Christy Watkins, North Southern Methodist, 4:40.13; 2. Jessica Foschi, Stanford, 22.79; 12. Leah Martindale, Florida, 22.80; 13. Jenny Carolina, 50.19; 16. Heather Kemp, Auburn, 50.22. 4:41.10; 3. Magda Dyszkiewicz, Auburn, 4:41.98; 4. Vanker, Arizona, 22.93; 14. Andrea Georoff, Virginia, 200-yard freestyle: Final — 1. Sarah Tolar, Arizona, Cara Lane, Virginia, 4:42.40; 5. Maria Oberg, 23.04; 15. Megan Roesch, Virginia, 23.05; 16. Cassidy 1:44.66; 2. Stefanie Williams, Georgia, 1:44.88; 3. Jessi Cincinnati, 4:42.77; 6. Carly Piper, Wisconsin, 4:43.03; Maxwell, Auburn, 23.17. Perruquet, North Carolina, 1:45.65; 4. Heather Kemp, 7. Heather Kemp, Auburn, 4:43.90; 8. Janelle Atkinson, 100-yard freestyle: Final — 1 Maritza Correia, Auburn, 1:46.54; 5. Lauren Thies, Texas, 1:46.60; 6. Florida, 4:47.97. Consolation -- 9. Julie Hardt, Georgia, Georgia, 47.56 (meet record; old record: 47.61, Jenny Manon VanRooijen, Miami (Fla.), 1:46.79; 7. Maritza 4:39.89; 10. Emily Mason, Arizona, 4:41.87; 11. SWIMMING and DIVING 222 DIVISION I Melissa Deary, Southern California, 4:44.75; 12. Coughlin, California, 2001); 2. Shelly Ripple, Stanford, Watkins, LSU, 492.55; 11. Lane Bassham, Alabama, Georgina Lee, Southern Methodist, 4:45.44; 13. Sally 51.50; 3. Joscelin Yeo, Texas, 52.52; 4. Margaret 490.60; 12. Katie Beth Bryant, Miami (Fla.), 485.10; 13. Anderson, Penn St., 4:46.18; 14. Asa Sandlund, Southern Hoelzer, Auburn, 52.76; 5. Demerae Christianson, Ally Hartzell, Texas, 480.10; 14. Ashlee Rosenthal, California, 4:46.29; 15. Dana Baum, Minnesota, Auburn, 53.06; 6. Shannon Catalano, Pacific (Cal.), Stanford, 475.85; 15. Barb Gorst, LSU, 471.95; 16. 4:47.51; 16. Amy Baly, Virginia, 4:48.39. 53.50; 7. Tanica Jamison, Texas, 53.74; 8. Jana Krohn, Meghan Zack, Texas A&M, 470.50. 1,650-yard freestyle: Final — 1. Flavia Rigamonti, Southern California, 53.86. Consolation -- 9. Sarah Platform diving: Final — 1. Blythe Hartley, Southern Southern Methodist, 15:52.28; 2. Janelle Atkinson, Baham, Arizona St., 53.26; 10. Georgina Lee, Southern California, 460.35; 2. Megahn Zack, Texas A&M, Florida, 16:01.01; 3. Cara Lane, Virginia, 16:04.54; 4. Methodist, 53.86; 11. Mandy Leach, LSU, 53.97; 12. (tie) 435.90; 3. Nicole Pohorenec, Texas, 430.00; 4. Sara McLarty, Florida, 16:06.63; 5. Meredith Green, Anne Weilbacher, Michigan and Sarah Wanezek, Texas, Cassanda Cardinell, Indiana, 429.40; 5. Nicci Fusaro, Florida, 16:08.96; 6. Magda Dyszkiewicz, Auburn, 54.18; 14. Rebecca Harper, Florida, 54.21; 15. Renate Southern California, 423.65; 6. Barb Gorst, LSU, 404.20; 16:10.48; 7. Julie Hardt, Georgia, 16:20.01; 8. Erin DuPlessis, Florida, 54.49; 16. Sarah Marshall, Pacific 7. Tiffany Manning, Florida St., 394.60; 8. Sarah Reiling, McIntyre, Rutgers, 16:20.04; 9. Amy Baly, Virginia, (Cal.), 54.88. Indiana, 362.60. Consolation -- 9. Jamie Watkins, LSU, 16.20.16; 10. Asa Sandlund, Southern California, 200-yard butterfly: Final — 1. Shelly Ripple, Stanford, 410.45; 10. Marion Reiff, Fla. Atlantic, 402.90; 11. Erica 16:20.61; 11. Jessica Foschi, Stanford, 16:21.84; 12. 1:54.23 (meet record; old record 1:53.36, Limin Liu, Sorgi, Stanford, 394.35; 12. Kim Powers, Stanford, Carly Piper, Wisconsin, 16:23.68; 13. Stephanie Smith, Nevada, 1999); 2. Georgina Lee, Southern Methodist, 380.85; 13. Trisha Tumlinson, Kentucky, 374.45; 14. LSU, 16:25.47; 14. Brooke Townsend, Arizona St., 1:54.92; 3. Rebecca Harper, Florida, 1:55.66; 4. Lauren Katie Williams, Texas A&M, 363.65; 15. Clare Febvay, 16:26.51; 15. Maria Oberg, Cincinnati, 16:27.90; 16. Stinnett, George Mason, 1:56.69; 5. Margaret Hoelzer, Arizona, 363.35; 16. Danielle Stramandi, Princeton, Sarah Fiden, Indiana, 16:29.84. Auburn, 1:56.74; 6. Kaitlin Sandeno, Southern California, 360.20. 100-yard backstroke: Final — 1. Natalie Coughlin, 1:57.68; 7. Michala Kwasny, Southern California, 200-yard freestyle relay: Final — 1. Georgia California, 49.97 (meet record; old record 50.57, 1:57.91; 8. Demerae Christianson, Auburn, 1:59.47. (Stefanie Williams, Neka Mabry, Paige Kearns, Maritza Coughlin, California, 2002); 2. Susan Woessner, Indiana, Consolation -- 9. Emily Mason, Arizona, 1:56.21; 10. Correia), 1:28.74 [meet record; old record 1:28.89, 53.23; 3. Beth Botsford, Arizona, 53.45; 4. Kirsty Naya Higashijima, Oregon St., 1:57.92; 11. Katie Texas (Colleen Lanne, Tanica Jamison, Kelley Robins, Erin Coventry, Auburn, 53.67; 5. Sarah Marshall, Pacific Yevak, Georgia, 1:57.94; 12. Sarah Baham, Arizona St., Phenix), 2001]; 2. Auburn, 1:28.92; 3. Texas, 1:29.26; (Cal.), 54.13; 6. Joanna Fargus, Southern California, 1:57.98; 13. Yun Qu, Binghamton, 1:58.47; 14. Merritt 4. California, 1:30.13; 5. Arizona, 1:30.52; 6. Florida, 54.57; 7. Neka Mabry, Georgia, 54.76; 8. Jenni Adams, Northwestern, 1:59.42; 15. Jana Krohn, Southern 1:30.57; 7. Stanford, 1:31.27; 8. Virginia, 1:31.46. Anderson, Auburn, 54.82. Consolation -- 9. Amy California, 1:59.82; 16. Kristen Lewis, UCLA, 2:00.68. Consolation -- 9. Wisconsin, 1:31.57; 10. Penn St., Wagner, Stanford, 54.16; 10. Christine Keller, Georgia, 200-yard individual medley: Final — 1. Maggie 1:31.62; 11. Southern California, 1:32.15; 12. North 54.44; 11. Miranda Shald, Arizona St., 54.47; 12. Bowen, Auburn, 1:53.91 (meet record; old record Carolina, 1:32.27; 13. Indiana, 1:32.31; 14. Arizona Renate DuPlessis, Florida, 54.70; 13. Alice Henriques, 1:55.49, Bowen, Auburn, 2001); 2. Shelly Ripple, St., 1:32.70; 15. Pacific (Cal.), 1:32.81; 16. Clemson, California, 54.84; 14. Bethany Lindberg, Texas, 54.85; Stanford, 1:55.58; 3. Alenka Kejzar, Southern Methodist, 1:33.34. 15. Katie Meyer, Southern California, 54.89; 16. Julie 1:56.38; 4. Sarah Tolar, Arizona, 1:58.75; 5. Joscelin 400-yard freestyle relay: Final — 1. Georgia, Manitt, Arizona, 55.03. Yeo, Texas, 1:58.92; 6. Ashley Roby, Georgia, 1:58.95; (Stefanie Williams, Neka Mabry, Paige Kerns, Maritza 200-yard backstroke: Final — 1.
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