Pitt Head Swim Coach

Joseph C. Trees Pool JOSEPH C. TREES POOL

Home of the 2010 Big East Championships

Joseph C. Trees Pool was opened in 1962 on the upper campus of the University of Pittsburgh, with Ben Grady as the Panthers’ head men’s swimming coach. Forty-two years later, it remains one of the largest natatoriums in the nation. One of the last 55-yard pools built in the United States, Trees Pool is home to the Pittsburgh Panthers’ Swimming and Diving program. Twenty-eight Big East Conference titles have been won by the men’s and women’s teams since joining the league in the early 1980s.

Trees Pool Facts

Originally built in 1962, it was one of the ﬁ rst pools with a 10-meter tower, underwater windows, underwater sound system and a heated deck and benches. The pool holds approximately 750,000 gallons of water.

Two Pools In One

Along with the main pool, the facility houses a 25-yard, six- lane smaller pool, which was added in the summer of 1963, one year after the building was completed.

Events held at Trees Pool — 1963 Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Championships

— 1982 Women’s College Nationals AIAW Championships

— 16 Big East Swimming and Diving Championships (1983-1996, 1998, 2010)

— Numerous Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Cham- pionships, Long Course Eastern Zone Championships and 2005 Senior Olympic Games.

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New Additions

In 2008, renovations to Pitt’s swimming and diving facilities have raised the quality of Joseph C. Trees Pool, as well as, the expectations for Pitt’s swimming and diving program.

“We are blessed to have an athletic administration and chancellor that believes in providing ﬁ rst class facilities for its student-athletes,” said Head Coach Chuck Knoles. “Historically, when pools are renovated we see a boost in success. Trees Pool had been untouched since 1962, but now our standards are up to those of the Big East and other NCAA universities. “

In 2002, a new state-of-the-art Daktronics scoreboard was installed on the pool’s balcony and was oƥ cially dedicated to Ben Grady during the 2003 ECAC Championships held at Trees Pool. The following year, a new Panthers’ Wall of Fame was unveiled by the team’s former All-Americans and award winners, featuring the plaques of the 97 Pitt Swimming and Diving All-Americans as well as trophies from the Panthers’ 28 conference titles and meet championships.

The most recent renovations have modernized Trees Pool, shortening the 55 yard pool to 50-meters and upgrading the circulation systems and 1-meter diving area.

The University of Pittsburgh’s Trees Pool is a proud host of the 2010 Big East Championships. “ The meet has been traveling for 12 years and we’re really excited to have it back on a college campus” Knoles stated.

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Head Swim Coach ChuckKnoles (1990-present) Hometown: Flagstaơ , Ariz. Alma Mater: Northern Arizona University, 1976, B.A. dual major in Spanish translation/journalism, editorial writing. M.A.Ed. in secondary education and journalism, 1981.

he 2009-10 season will be the 20th tthe top of the conference. Knoles opened year for Chuck Knoles at Pitt and tthe 2008-09 season with two notable T his eighth year as the head coach ffreshman classes, as Collegeswimming. of both the men’s and women’s ccom ranked the men 25th and listed the swimming and diving teams. wwomen’s incoming freshmen as a ‘team to Two of the past three seasons, a wwatch.’ Knoles-coached team has opened the year In 2006, Knoles became the all-time The Knoles File... with votes in the Top 25 College Swimming wwinningest coach in men’s swimming and Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) ddiving school history and currently boasts Knoles has helped produce... dual-meet poll. a 156-60 record, surpassing legendary • An Olympic bronze medalist ccoach Ben Grady (125-88-4) on the all-time (Andy Jameson, Ariz. State) Committed to success and the total • 15 Olympic Trials Qualifi ers package his student-athletes receive at ccoaches’ list. • One Olympic Trials Finalist Pitt, Knoles values achievements both in Under Knoles’ direction, the men have • An NCAA Champion and out of the pool. The level of excellence fi nished in the top three at the conference (Mariusz Podkoscielny, Ariz.) that his student-athletes have achieved in cchampionships in 18 of 19 years, including • 51 NCAA Qualifi ers the classroom illustrates his philosophy 111 championship titles. The women have • 25 Diơ erent Individual Big East that the Pitt experience is far more than ssteadily climbed back to the top of the Champions (61 titles) just breaking pool records. It involves pro- lleague in the past fi ve years, including a • 25 Big East Champion relay teams ducing student-athletes that are the best ssecond-place fi nish in 2005. • 11 Big East Championship they can be. After Knoles took over the reins of team titles True to the student-athlete ideal, tthe women’s team in 2002-03, the Panther Knoles’ swimmers have performed ex- wwomen promptly broke 13 school records in Awards and Recognition... ceptionally well in the classroom. The hhis fi rst season. The following season, more • Six-time Big East Men’s Coach of the CSCAA recognized Pitt as an All-American Year honors Academic team on both the women’s (2002, 2000, 1998, 1997, 1992, 1991) and men’s side. In addition, two student- • Seven-time High School athletes, Kristin Brown and Amy Mite , Coach of the Year honors ơ • College Swim Coaches earned ESPN The Magazine Academic Association (CSCAA) All-America honors in the last fi ve years. Outstanding Achievement Award In 2008, Jeremy Stultz earned Big East/ • Four-time American Swimming Aeropostale Scholar Athlete of the Year Coaches Assoc. Award of Excellence accolades, joining Brown and Carolyne • CSCAA Master Coach Award Savini (1999-2003) as previous honorees. This past season, Jon Buchanan was named Knoles’ Coaching Career an institutional Big East Scholar Athlete. PITT In the pool, Pitt’s men and women Men’s & Women’s Head Coach both claimed third-place league fi nishes Men’s Head Coach (1990-2002) at the 2009 Big East Championships. Pitt’s men’s team was led by MVP Rousseau Fort Lauderdale Swim Team Kluever, who set a rookie record in the 400 Head Coach (1989-90) IM, when he placed sixth in that event at the conference meet. He also took eighth Arizona in the 200 fl y and 14th in the 200 IM at the Interim Head Coach (1988-89) BEC. The 2008 MVP on the women’s side, Arizona State Laura Barnes was a recipient of a Big East Assistant Men’s Coach (1986-88) Swimming and Diving Athlete of the Week honor, and set school records in both the Shadow Mountain High School 100 and 200 breast at the Big East Cham- Head Coach (1979-88) pionships. She was also a member of the record-setting 400 medley relay team. Melrose Recreation Association Still recognized as the ‘Beast of the Head Coach (1977-88) East’ under Knoles,’ Pitt has recruited the top student-athletes, both nationally and internationally to lead the Panthers back to 4 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving CHUCK KNOLES

Knoles’ Career Head Coaching Record MĊē’ Ę TĊĆĒ YĊĆė SĈčĔĔđ RĊĈĔėĉ 1990-91 Pittsburgh 8-3 1991-92 Pittsburgh 6-3 1992-93 Pittsburgh 9-3 1993-94 Pittsburgh 10-2 1994-95 Pittsburgh 9-3 1995-96 Pittsburgh 9-1 1996-97 Pittsburgh 8-3 1997-98 Pittsburgh 6-3 1998-99 Pittsburgh 5-7 1999-00 Pittsburgh 7-2 2000-01 Pittsburgh 9-2 Chuck Knoles with guest coach John Petersen, namesake of the Petersen Events Center. 2001-02 Pittsburgh 8-1 records fell and the women’s team received cessc and his goal for a national top-15 fi n- 2002-03 Pittsburgh 9-4 votes in the CSCAA national rankings for ish, the men have inched closer and closer 2003-04 Pittsburgh 12-2 the fi rst time in nearly a decade. tto a ranking in the last three seasons. At 2004-05 Pittsburgh 10-3 Most recently, Kristin Brown and tthe conclusion of the 2005-06 season, the 2005-06 Pittsburgh 10-2 Stacie Safritt each qualifi ed for the 2008 men fi nished with votes in the top 25 dual- 2006-07 Pittsburgh 7-5 Olympic Trials. Brown would go on to fi n- meet rankings. 2007-08 Pittsburgh 10-5 ish among the top 35 U.S. swimmers in the Knoles has demonstrated his abil- 2008-09 Pittsburgh 4-6 100, 200 and 400 freestyle events. ity to win as a coach. In addition to the TOTAL (19 years) 156ǧ60 On the men’s side, Jason Miller was Panthers’ 11 men’s Big East Champion- the third Panther to qualify for the 2008 ships,s his teams have also recorded three Olympic Trials. second-places fi nishes and two third-place WĔĒĊē’ Ę TĊĆĒ Dating back to the 2007 Big East fi nishes. His teams have a combined 203- YĊĆė SĈčĔĔđ RĊĈĔėĉ Championships, Jeff Leath entered the 779 dual meet record, while 19 of Knoles’ 2002-03 Pittsburgh 6-7 Big East and Pitt record books with his Pittsburgh swimmers have been either 2003-04 Pittsburgh 8-6 third 200 back Big East crown in four years. Olympic Trial qualifi ers or fi nalists. He has 2004-05 Pittsburgh 10-3 Leath became the fi rst swimmer in confer- ggarnered six Big East Men’s Swimming 2005-06 Pittsburgh 9-3 ence history to accomplish such a feat, in Coach of the Year awards (1991, 1992, 2006-07 Pittsburgh 9-3 that event. 11997, 1998, 2000 and 2002). 2007-08 Pittsburgh 10-3 Likewise on the women’s side, then- Knoles has had extensive experience senior Andrea Shoust swept the backstroke aand success coaching at the collegiate 2008-09 Pittsburgh 8-5 events and became the fi rst Panther to win level, even prior to Pitt. As the interim TOTAL (7 years) 60-30 conference crowns in the 100 and 200 back head coach at the University of Arizona since 1987. Additionally, Brown garnered in 1988-89, he led both the men’s and her second consecutive NCAA berth that wwomen’s squads to a 15th-place fi nish at year, which was the fi rst back-to-back bid tthe NCAA Championships, and coached 13 for a woman in nearly 20 years. AAll-Americans, including the school’s fi rst During the 2006-07 season, the NCAA champion in any sport. women’s team was led by a strong freestyle Knoles was head coach at Shadow core and broke several school records, Mountain High School in Phoenix, Arizona, setting the Panthers up for postseason ffrom 1977-1988, where he coached both competition. The crowning moment was tthe men’s and women’s teams, and was when Brown earned an outright bid to the named High School Skyline Coach of the NCAAs. YYear seven times while leading his teams During his tenure, Knoles has consis- tto an amazing 132-23 combined record. tently maintained the Panthers’ reputation In 1989, Knoles was the recipient of as one of the top collegiate programs in tthe College Swim Coaches Association the East and continues to lead his teams Outstanding Achievement Award. He to success year after year. wwon the American Swimming Coaches But it hasn’t been easy. Knoles is AAssociation Award of Excellence four aware of how competitive collegiate ttimes from 1990-1994 and was awarded swimming has become, and demands that tthe CSCAA’s Master Coach Award in 1996. his student-athletes strive to maintain a He has served on the Executive Board of hunger to compete. tthe CSCAA for the past fi ve years. By following Knoles’ formula for suc- Knoles resides in Oakland. 5 28 Big East Championships and Counting... PITT HEAD DIVE COACH

Head Diving Coach JulianKrug Hometown: San Jose, Calif. Alma Mater: Wisconsin-Madison, 1972, B.A. in economics.

amed the Head Diving Coach for the Pittsburgh Panthers, Nfollowing the 2008-09 season, Julian Krug has been around for three decades and has played a major role in the Panthers’ successful tradition. Krug enters his 31st season 2007-08 season, Volovetski became (2007). Before that, diver Den- at Pitt. Krug’s eighth All-American and sec- nis Nemtsanov earned Honorable Earning his sixth Men’s Diving ond in the last three seasons. Mention All-America honors under Coach of the Year honor last sea- Additionally, Krug’s divers have Krug’s tutelage. And going back son, Krug has led Pitt’s diving team won the Big East Most Outstanding even further in 2001-02, Michael to dominance in the Big East. Re- Diver award in the last fi ve consecu- Wells was a Pitt NCAA qualifi er in cent graduate and two-time NCAA tive seasons. diving. championships qualifi er Alex Vo- Since his tenure began in 1979, Krug believes that preparing lovetski is one of many divers to Krug has produced 18 individual Big oneself to the best of his or her succeed under Krug. During the East Champions, 43 overall titles, abilities is the most important thing eight All-Americans, numerous his performers should strive for, as Honorable Mention All-Ameri- opposed to focusing on fi rst-place cans, seven repeat NCAA qualifi - fi nishes. ers, six school record holders and “I believe that if you train hard 16 Big East Championship Most with a positive attitude, winning Outstanding Divers. will take care of itself,” Krug said. In 2000, Krug was elected to the “When we bring divers to Pitt, we United States Diving Board of expect them to better themselves Directors and also spent time on every season.” the NCAA Rules Committee. A A standout diver himself, in member of the U.S. Diving Edu- 1974 Krug became the fi rst person cation Committee, Krug is a Na- to successfully execute a 5½ front tional Spotting Certifi er and has somersault dive from 10 meters. He served as a member of the Senior performed the dive at Kimball’s Div- National Rules Committee. Three ing Camp in Brandon, Fla. years ago, he was appointed U.S. In addition to his coaching expe- Diving Vice President for Senior riences, Krug and his wife, Dorothy Diving. worked the 2008 Summer Olympic Prior to Volovetski, Jeremy Stultz Games in Beijing, as diving advisors garnered an All-America fi nish for the NBC telecast. They served in at the NCAA fi nals, and his third a similar capacity at the 2004 Ath- Big East Diver of the Year honor ens Games, 2000 Sydney Games,

6 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving JULIAN KRUG

The Krug File...

Coaching Career Highlights • 1986 Big East Co-Coach of the Year • 2001 Big East Men’s Diving Coach of the Year • 2004 Big East Men’s Diving Coach of the Year • 2005 Big East Men’s Diving Coach of the Year • 2008 Big East Men’s Diving Coach of the Year • 2009 Big East Men’s Diving Coach of the Year

Krug has helped produce... • 17 Individual Big East Diving Champions • 41 Big East titles overall • Eight All-Americans • Eight Honorable Mention All-Americans • Six School Record Holders • 15 Big East Championship Most Outstanding Divers • One NCAA Champion - his daughter Cassidy Krug 1996 Atlanta Games and 1992 Bar- bburgh Aquatic Club. They have two celona Games. cchildren, Cassidy (24) and Kyle (20). From 1997-2003, Krug served CCassidy was a standout diver at as the United States national team SStanford University where she post- Krug’s Coaching Career... coach at the FINA Mexico Grand eed record scores and captured the PITT ȍ2009ǧȎ Prix. He additionally helped develop 22007 NCAA Division I Champion- Head Diving Coach two Olympic divers in David Pichler sships in both the 1M and 3M diving (1996, 2000) and Karen LaFace eevents. She has resumed competing PITT (1979-2009) (1992). aafter injury with hopes of to quailfy Assistant Head Coach for Diving In addition to his collegiate ffor the 2012 London Olympics. coaching duties, Krug also serves as In 2007, Krug was joined by his Southern Illinois (1976-79) a coaching fi gure for young and up- wwife and daughter as all three be- Head Diving Coach coming divers with the Pittsburgh ccame the fi rst family of recipients Aquatic Club. This past season, he tto earn the prestigious Whosam Inc. Navy (1973-76) has developed two national qualifi - AAward for commitment to excel- Head Diving Coach ers, one being a fi nalist on the one- llence and dedication to the high- meter event. eest physical and spiritual ideals at Krug and his wife Dorothy reside tthe United States Aquatic Sports in Kennedy Township. The couple AAwards banquet. serves as diving coaches at the Pitts-

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Marian Jeff Clark Berghoff Director of Operations/ Assistant Head Coach for Senior Assistant Coach Women’s Swimming

Hometown: Wilmington, Del. Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa. AlmaA Mater: Pittsburgh, 1988, B.S. AlmaA Mater: Carnegie Mellon, in exercise science. 1994, B.S. in economics.

arian Clark is in her fifth season as the Director of eơ Berghoơ enters his fi fth year as the Assistant Head Coach for Operations/Senior Assistant Coach for both the men’s Women’s Swimming, while entering his 11th season on the Pitt and women’s swimming teams. This season marks the swimming and diving coaching staơ . He served his fi rst three eighthM year that Clark will work with both squads after serving as head Jyyears as an assistant for the women’s team before working with both coach of the women’s team at Pitt for nine seasons (1993-2002). Her ssquads for the last seven years. duties include facilitating all home meet operations, maintaining the Berghoơ has helped establish the women’s team into a competi- budget, handling team travel and academics as well as coaching the ttive force in the Big East Conference and also helped guide the men’s distance group. tteam to two league titles in 2003 and 2004. Clark began her coaching career as an assistant coach at Pitt Most recently, Berghoff was instrumental in the Olympic after graduating from the university in 1988. She served as an assistant TTrial training of Kristin Brown, who travelled to Omaha, Neb. During coach at both Florida State and Miami before being appointed to head Brown’s four years as a Panther, he aided in her record-setting and the Pitt women’s program in the summer of 1993. Her appreciation back-to-back NCAA Championship qualifying career. for the rewards and benefi ts intercollegiate athletics can provide for Berghoơ fi rst became familiar with the Pitt swimming program its participants is not lost in her coaching. ddue to his involvment with Team Pittsburgh Aquatics since 1997. He “I enjoyed my undergraduate years at Pitt,” Clark said. “I learned wwas the head coach at nearby Oakland Catholic High School for four not only how to set goals within a team structure, but also how to yyears, where he coached 15 diơ erent NISCA High School All-Americans achieve them by working and interacting with team members. A team aand the 1999 Pennsylvania State Championship teams, while coaching commitment is essential for success. Obviously, I want individuals to fformer Pitt standout Jordan Wallace as she attended O.C. excel, but I also want them to bring the others on the team along with A native of Murrysville, Pa., Berghoơ returns to Team Pittsburgh them.” AAquatics in his 13th season and his second stint as Head Age Group Clark was a major contributor to four Big East Conference cham- Coach and has had 12 senior national qualifi ers on the team. pionships during her undergraduate years at Pitt. She won Big East In the spring of 2003, his club team went on to win the Speedo titles in the 500 freestyle in 1986 and in the 400 individual medley in Championship Series, recording fi ve individual champions. That sum- 1988. mer, the women’s 800-free relay became the Summer Sectional Meet Her teamwork concept was also on display when she swam for record-holder for that event. Team Pittsburgh Aquatics also won the eight Pitt relay teams that captured Big East fi rst-place fi nishes. An ex- prestigious STAR Summer Invitational in Buơ alo in 2003. ercise physiology major, Clark graduated cum laude and understands Adding to his long list of accomplishments, Berghoơ has coached the main reason a student-athlete comes to college. eeight Olympic Trials qualifi ers, along with one Olympic Games par- The results have been nothing but impressive. Under the guid- tticipant and one All-Africa Games participant. Berghoơ has coached ance of Clark, the Panthers are regularly selected to the College Swim sseveral Allegheny Mountain Swimming record holders along with two Coaches’ Association All-America Academic Team list. Pitt has been U.S. Open fi nalists and two senior national fi nalists. Other swimmers ranked as high as 17th in the country among other swimming and under Berghoơ have won the esteemed Got Milk scholarship in ad- diving teams. The team has also been awarded the University’s Aca- ddition to a fi nalist for both the Marshall scholarship and the Rhodes demic Award several times, which is given annually to the University of sscholarship. Pittsburgh athletic team that boasts the highest grade-point average. Berghoơ earned his bachelor’s degree in economics from Carn- “We take great pride in our academics,” said Clark. “I really be- eegie Mellon University in 1994. He lives in Monroeville, Pa. with his lieve that bright student-athletes fi nd a way to succeed both in the wwife Mykie and sons; Ryan (16), Justin (10) and Jacob (6). classroom and in the pool. Clark resides in Squirrel Hill with her husband Todd, daughters Maiti (12) and Mara (11) and son Mac (2).

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Aaron Tanica Workman Jamison Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Hometown:H Dublin, Va. Hometown: Houston, Texas AlmaA Mater: Kentucky, 2001, Alma Mater: Texas, 2003 B.S.B in broadcasting.

aron Workman enters his third season as an assistant coach n 11-time NCAA All-American and Pittsburgh native, and primarily works with the sprint group for men’s and Tanica Jamison enters her fi rst year with the Pitt swimming women’s swimming. Additionally, Workman is the lead and diving program as an assistant coach. Arecruiter for men’s swimming. This season, Workman returns a highly A “We are excited that Tanica has decided to join our coach- touted men’s sprint group. ing staơ ,” Head Coach Chuck Knoles said. “Tanica brings with her Workman arrived at Pitt after coaching at the University of a wealth of maturity and experience at the highest levels of colle- Nevada Las Vegas for two seasons where he served as assistant swim giate, national and world competitive swimming. Having Tanica on coach and recruiting coordinator. Workman oversaw all aspects of staơ will help us accelerate Pitt’s rise in the Big East Conference and men’s and women’s recruiting, sprint/middle distance-group, the within the NCAA.” operation of all meets and invitationals and travel budget. As a student-athlete, Jamison set the bar high at the University Workman was also instrumental in the success of Stacie Safritt’s of Texas. There, she was selected as the 2000 Big XII Freshman of the qualifying for and participating in the 2008 Olympic Trials. Year, earned the Leadership Award in both 2001 and 2002 and was While at UNLV, Workman coached the Rebels to a 28th place selected as the team’s Most Valuable Swimmer in 2003. fi nish at the NCAA (Division I) Championships and helped guide the A 2003 Texas graduate, Jamison is also a two-time U.S. Na- men’s swimming team’s back-to-back Mountain West Conference tional Champion, a World University Games Gold Medalist, a U.S. titles. National silver and bronze medalist, and a two-time U.S. Olympic Workman had a brief head coaching stint at Hollins University Trials fi nalist. (2002-2003) where he led the team to his best fi nish in three seasons. “It is an honor and a privilege to join the Pitt swimming & div- While at Hollins, Workman coached two conference swimmers of the ing staơ ,” Jamison stated. “I have excelled in my swimming career week and led his team to the highest point total at conference meets because I have trained under and learned from some of the best in three seasons. coaches in the country. Coming to Pitt will aơ ord me the opportu- Workman’s collegiate coaching skills also include assistant stints nity to coach alongside Chuck Knoles and his coaching staơ who are at Wittenberg University (2003-2004) and the University of Kentucky among the best coaches in college swimming. (2001-2002). At Wittenberg, Workman coached two NCAA All-Amer- “I look forward to assisting the staơ as we mold these young icans and a top 20 Division III fi nish at the National Championships. athletes, helping them to become successful in both swimming and While serving as an assistant senior coach for the Wildcats Aquat- life. Pitt’s mantra is ONLY BIG DREAMS. I look forward to helping ics Club (2002-2004) for two years, he helped coach eight sectional make those dreams a reality for Pitt swimming & diving.” qualifi ers and two Senior National Qualifi ers. In addition to joining the staơ at Pitt, Jamison will also assist as Workman received his bachelor of science degree in broadcasting Senior Head Coach of Team Pittsburgh, the local swim club at Pitt. from Kentucky in 2001. As an undergraduate at Kentucky, he swam for Jamison has worked with the Longhorn Swim Camp since 2000 and the Wildcats and was a four-time All-American in four seasons there. has worked with the Longhorn Aquatics swim club. She has served as He helped the Wildcats to four straight top-20 fi nishes, and was also a a motivational speaker for various swim camps and clinics and was a two-time academic all-conference selection while earning Academic professionally-sponsored athlete in her post-collegiate years. All-America honors in 2001. Workman swam in the 2000 Olympic Trials. Born in Monongahela, Pa., Jamison spent the fi rst 10 years of Along with coaching, Workman is very active in serving his her life here in the Pittsburgh area, she then moved to California and community. He has spent time assisting Maxwell Elementary School eventually Texas. Her grandfather still resides in Braddock, Pa., while as a Big Buddy, D.A.R.E. as a speaker, Habitat for Humanity and the her mother resides in Houston, Texas. Salvation Army. Workman resides in Bradford Woods with his wife Jamie, a former All-American swimmer at Kentucky, and their daughter Molly Lynn (2). The Workmans are also expecting another child in Feb. 9 28 Big East Championships and Counting... PITT SUPPORT STAFF

Kirk Bruce Associate Athletic Director for Sports Administration

Chris Byland Chris Dountas Kim King Academic Support Equipment Manager Strengh & Conditioning Coordinator

s an associate athletic director, Kirk Bruce is in his 13th season overseeing the Olympic sports, but his association with the University goes back much further. InA his current capacity, Bruce oversees the day-to-day operations of men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s swimming and diving, men’s and women’s track and fi eld, women’s tennis, softball. Kevin McLaughin Alycia Miller Christie Miller and volleyball. Aquatics Director Meet Scorer Athletic Trainer While dedicating his time to Olympic Sports, the Pitt men’s swimming and diving program has earned the nickname “Beast of the East” after capturing six conference titles since 1998. More recently, Bruce helped guide the softball team to two back-to- back-to back Big East Championships, where they upset then-No. 25 South Florida in the opening round in 2006. He also had a hand in the women’s tennis team making a trip to Tampa, Fla., for the conference championships, while the women’s soccer team set a school record for season wins last year. Bruce was instrumental in leading the women’s track and fi eld program to three Big East titles and four consecutive ECAC outdoor titles. Additionally, Bruce oversaw the Pitt baseball team which fi n- Barb Osman George Krakowski David Shen ished runner-up in the Big East in 2004. Administrative Team Manager Team Manager Bruce previously served as the Panthers’ head women’s basket- Assistant ball coach for 13 years from 1985-1998. His coaching career was highlighted by the 1992-93 season in which the Panthers produced their fi rst 20-win season (21-10) and fi nished third in the Women’s National Invitation Tournament. Bruce coached numerous Big East Not Pictured: All-Conference players and two Kodak All-America honorable mention Devan Beachler players in Jonna Huemrich and Lorri Johnson. Marketing Assistant A standout starting point guard at Pittsburgh from 1971-75, Bruce & was a member of the Panthers’ 1974 team that fi nished 25-4 and ad- Andrew Gogola Team Manager vanced to the East Regional fi nals. He was drafted by the Utah Stars of the former American Basketball Association (ABA). When the league disbanded, he returned to Pittsburgh to begin his coaching career as an assistant for the Panthers. Bruce was later promoted to the head coaching position prior to the 1985-86 season. Bruce and his wife Marleen have three daughters, Chelsea (27), Carmen (25) and Courteney (22).

10 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving QUICK FACTS

SWIMMING & DIVING QUICK FACTS School: University of Pittsburgh Location: Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Founded: 1787 Enrollment: 33,898 Nickname: Panthers Colors: Blue and Gold Home Pool: Joseph C. Trees Pool Aƥ liation: NCAA Division I Conference: Big East Chancellor: Mark A. Nordenberg Athletic Director: Steve Pederson Athletic Dept. Phone: (412) 648-8200 Head Coach (Alma Mater): Chuck Knoles (Northern Arizona ‘76) Record at School (Yrs.): Women -- 60-30 (7) Record at School (Yrs.): Men -- 156-60 (19) Diving Coach (Alma Mater): Julian Krug (Wisconsin-Madison ‘72) Assistant Coaches: Jeơ Berghoơ , Marian Clark, Tanica Jamison & Aaron Workman 2008-09 Women’s Overall Record: 8-5 2008-09 Women’s Big East Record: 3-1 2008-09 Women’s Big East Finish: 3rd 2008-09 Men’s Overall Record: 4-6 2008-09 Men’s Big East Record: 1-2 2008-09 Men’s Big East Finish: 3rd Oƥ ce Phone: (412) 648-8342 Fax Number: (412) 648-1264 Recruiting Hotline: 1-800-767-PITT

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fter fi nishing third at the Big Donnell returns with valuable experi- BenderB set a freshman record in the 100 A East Championships the Pitt ence and will score points in both indi- aand 200 back, while both raced in the women’s swimming and diving pro- vvidual and relay events. cconference championship fi nals in the gram set an even higher goal for the As mentioned earlier, Walker com- 1100 back. coming season: conference champions. pletes the sprint group. Horvath and sophomore Yolandi “With the amount of talent that “This team as a whole is expected VVan Rooyen will add strong depth to we’ve brought in, I can only imagine our tto compete with the best in the Big East tthe Panthers’ backstroke performance program is headed in a great direction,” and with the addition of our freshmen, tthis season. Head Swim Coach Chuck Knoles said. our relays should improve from last Budzis will also use her versatility in “This year, we have the perfect oppor- yyear.” oorder to contribute in both backstroke tunity to reach our goals. ddistance events. “We’re hosting the Big East Cham- Breaststroke pionship and we have a lot of talented Pitt returns school record holder IIndividual Medley athletes who know what it takes in or- Laura Barnes as this event’s lead con- The Panthers have several strong der to get the job done.” tributor.t Barnes had a terrifi c oơ -sea- vversatile swimmers for the individual Seniors Sophie Cross and Allie son, where she earned a top-30 fi nish at mmedley events. McIntrye and Cross will Horvath were named captains for the thet World Canadian Trials. llead the squad in both the 200 and 400 women’s team. Junior Cookie McIntyre will also be IIMs, as both swam in the fi nals of the “Sophie and Allie show great lead- a go-to athlete for points in the breast 4400 IM at last years Big East Champion- ership and they’re wonderful student- as well as Cross. sships. athletes,” Knoles stated. “In both cases, Newcomer Yolandi Van der Mer- Also earning points in the IM events they possess the ability to improve as wew is expected to be a competitor both aat the Big East meet were Bender and their careers move on. We expect them in dual meets and at the conference MMcDonnell. to have a great season, as they both level in the breaststroke events. Budzis and Van der Merwere will be work hard for the benefi t of the team.” tthe new talent of the IM group. Pitt is also expecting big things Butterfl y from their newcomers, including fresh- The fl y events will be a strong suit DDiving man Joanna Budzis, who was a mem- forf the Panthers, as there are a number Seniors Margo Ekstrom and Alys- ber of Poland’s Olympic team at the of veterans returning who can score ssa Ferraro have been consistent for Pitt 2008 Beijing Olympics. points at the conference level. Sopho- oon the boards. Ekstrom earned All-Big “She is very versatile and will help more Tamara Lelli, who holds the EEast honors on the 1M board, last year, us out wherever we need her to. She freshmanf record in the 100 fl y, is the wwhile Ferraro claimed an eighth-place already possesses top times that were go-to swimmer for that event. Lelli also fi nish in the 3M event. Juniors Morgan recorded in the conference and NCAA competed at the World Canadian Trials SSpeece and Mallory Mullady have also last year.” tthis summer. bbeen eơ ective for the Panthers. Speece A local product, freshman Maggie Senior Ryann Kishbaugh and ju- wwas an NCAA Diving Zones qualifi er, Walker is also expected to assist in the niors Caitlin Trant and McMullan will llast season, and Mullady took fi fth in sprint events. “Maggie competed for also be expected to compete in the 100 tthe 3M event at the conference meet. Team Pittsburgh and will be great for us fl y. With all four women returning as both individually and on relays.” Cross and McIntyre will lead the sscorers at the Big East Championships, attack in the 200 fl y. Both swam in the aand three of the four qualifying for the Distance Freestyle fi nals of that event at last season’s Big NNCAA Zone Diving Meet, the Panthers In the distance events, junior Katie East Championship. eexpect to pick up from last season and Cutrell will lead the Panthers due to her iimprove upon personal bests. hard work and experience. Backstroke Joining the squad are freshmen Looking to have immediate impact Sophomore Megan Bender and KKelsey DiGilio and Brittany DiSanti. are freshmen Kelsey Herbst, Liz Tabor, Kishbaugh will be a strong pair for the Tori Alland and Budzis. Panthers in the backstroke events. “We brought in a number of good freshmen swimmers that can help us in the distance events. These ladies will make distance a solid event for Pitt.”

Sprint Freestyle The bulk of the sprint group has returned for the 2009-10 season, which includes 50 free school record holder Kristen McMullan and 100 free fresh- Elena Spak man record holder Elena Spak. Additionally, teammate Lisa Mc- 12 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving TEAM ROSTER

2009-10 Women’s Swimming and Diving Roster

Name Yr. Event Hometown/Previous School Tori Alland Fr. Free Chicago, Ill./Lincolnshire Laura Barnes Jr. Breast Pickering, Ontario/Dunbarton Megan Bender So. Back Allen Park, Mich./Allen Park Joanna Budzis Fr. Free/IM/Back Warsaw, Poland/School of Sport Championship Sophie Cross Sr. Fly/IM Thornton, Pa./Garnet Valley Katie Cutrell Jr. Free Ligonier, Pa./Greensburg Emily DeStefano Jr. Free Flourtown, Pa./Springfi eld Township Kelsey DiGilio Fr. Diving Lancaster, Pa./Hempfi eld Brittany DiSanti Fr. Diving Erie, Pa./Harbor Creek Margo Ekstrom Sr. Diving Erie, Pa./McDowell Alyssa Ferraro Sr. Diving Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood Kelsey Herbst Fr. Free Erie, Pa./Erie McDowell Allie Horvath Sr. Back/Free Oxford, Ohio/Badin Ryann Kishbaugh Sr. Back/Fly Danville, Pa./Danville Area Tamara Lelli So. Fly/Free Scottsdale, Ariz./Chaparral Sarah Looney Jr. Fly/Free Sugar Hill, Ga./North Gwinnett Tiơ any Malatesta Sr. Free/Back Vineland, N.J./Vineland Lisa McDonnell Sr. Back/Fly/Free/IM Columbia, Pa./Hempfi eld Cookie McIntyre Jr. Fly/Breast/IM York, Pa./West York Area Kristen McMullan Jr. Free/Fly West Chester, Pa./West Chester Henderson Mallory Mullady Jr. Diving Lake Bluơ , Ill./Lake Forest Beth Newell Sr. Back/Free Butler, Pa./Cyber Charter School Megan Sisko Jr. Free Landsdale, Pa./North Penn Elena Spak So. Free Rockville, Md./Walter Johnson Morgan Speece Jr. Diving Reading, Pa./Wilson Sara Sullivan Sr. Free Longmont, Colo./Longmont Elizabeth Tabor Fr. Free Cincinnati, Ohio/Lakota East Caitlin Trant Jr. Fly Pittsburgh, Pa./North Hills Yolandi Van Der Merwe Fr. Breast/IM Somerset West, South Africa/Parel Vallei Yolandi Van Rooyen So. Free Phalaborwa, South Africa/Ben Vorster Maggie Walker Fr. Free McMurrary Pa./Peters Township

Panthers by Geography

Arizona ...... 1 Colorado ...... 1 Georgia ...... 1 Illinois ...... 2 Maryland ...... 1 Michigan ...... 1 New Jersey ...... 2 Ohio ...... 2 Pennsylvania ...... 16 Ontario, Canada ...... 1 Phalaborwa, South Africa ...... 1 Somerset West, South Africa ...... 1 Warsaw, Poland ...... 1

Panthers by Class

Seniors ...... 9 Juniors ...... 10 Sophomores ...... 4 Freshmen ...... 8

13 28 Big East Championships and Counting... PITT SENIOR PROFILES

SophieCross Fly/IM Thornton, Pa./ Garnet Valley

“The bonus to being a student-athlete is that you get recognized for all your hard work, 2008-2009: A team captain, Sophie Cross swam in the fi nals of two events at the Big East Championships…fi nished fi fth in the 200 IM and seventh in get to be part of an outstanding team with the 200 fl y…recorded a top-15 fi nish in the 400 IM at the BEC…swam the amazing friends, and you get a lot of support team’s top time in the 200 IM and the second-fastest times in both the 400 IM and 200 fl y…holds top-fi ve team times in the 100 and 200 breast… outside of competition to suceed in life.” named Performer of the Meet against Cincinnati where she placed in second in the 200 fl y. Cross’s Top Times 2007-2008: Cross recorded a top-20 fi nish in the 400 IM at the Big East Championships… placed 16th in the 200 IM at the BEC...posted team top fi ve times in the 100 and 200 breast...touched the wall with a season-best time in the 100 breast against Virginia. 200 IM 2:02.46 400 IM 4:23.81 2006-2007: Cross had a stellar start to her Panthers career as she posted top-fi ve team times in multiple events, including the 200 and 1000 free- 200 Fly 2:02.73 style, the 200 and 400 IM, the 100 and 200 breaststroke and the 200 fl y... 100 Breast 1:06.50 in her fi rst BEC meet, she tied for 12th in the 200 IM (2:05.43), recorded 200 Breast 2:24.28 a top 25 time in the 200 free (1:52.77) and a top 30 time in the 100 free (52.32)...in the regular season fi nale against Clarion and Duquesne, took as a senior…member of the Delaware Swim Team for six years…six-year fi rst-place honors in both the 200 IM and the 200 fl y with times of 2:09.72 Delaware state champions…inducted into the National and French Honor and 2:11.22, respectively. Societies.

HIGH SCHOOL: Cross earned all-state honors all four years while at Garnet PERSONAL: Born on March 30, 1988…daughter of Alan and Rosemary Valley…four-year ﬁ rst team All-Delco awardee…district champion in 100 Cross…has two brothers and one sister…majoring in developmental freestyle and 200 IM as a junior and senior…qualiﬁ ed for Junior Nationals psychology.

MargoEkstrom Diving “Before every meet I Erie, Pa./Erie McDowell have to eat M&Ms and listen to music.” 2007-2008: Ekstrom advanced to the fi nals of the 1M event and placed fourth at the Big East Championships…earned a top 15 fi nish on the 3M board at the BEC…named a Pitt Performer of the Meet against Virginia, winning the 3M board...qualifi ed for the NCAA Zones… turned in a top fi nish on the 1M board and fi nished second on the Ekstrom’s Top Scores 3M board against Virginia Tech…earned fi rst place in the 1M board against Virginia….took second for the Panthers against Maryland, Penn State and Villanova. 1M Diving 277.27 2006-2007: Ekstrom earned a seed in the fi nals on the 1M board 3M Diving 290.25 at her fi rst Big East Championship after posting a score of 221.00 2008-2009: Margo Ekstrom earned All-Big in the preliminary round at the conference meet...fi nished sixth East honors for her third-place fi nish on the 1M overall with 236.45 points in the fi nals...took 14th overall in the 3M board at the Big East Championships…placed in competition at the BEC meet...captured fi rst-place fi nishes on the the top-10 on the 1M board at the BEC…was an 1M board against Virginia and Virginia Tech...swept both boards in NCAA Diving Zones qualifi er...fi nished fi rst on a home meet against Cincinnati. the 1M board at four meets during the season… scored a team-high 290.25 against Virginia… HIGH SCHOOL: Ekstrom led McDowell to its fi rst PIAA State swept both boards during the meet against West Championship as a senior…named All-American in 2004 and 2006. Virginia…did not fi nish lower than third place at any regular-season meet. PERSONAL: Born on December 2, 1987…daughter of Karl and Nancy Ekstrom…has two brothers…majoring in administration of justice. 14 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving SENIOR BIOS

Ferraro’s Top Scores Alyssa Ferraro 1M Diving 255.00 Diving 3M Diving 282.37 Ridgewood, N.J. /Ridgewood

“Before every meet I wear 2008-09: Alyssa Ferraro earned an eighth-place fi nish on the 3M board my lucky at the Big East Championships with a score of 220.90…also advanced to the BEC semifi nals on the 1M board…qualifi ed for the NCAA Diving socks and I Zones...scored a season-best 282.37 on the 3M board against Cincinnati make sure which also marked the highest team score…fi nished fi rst on the 3M board against St. Bonaventure. that my lucky 2007-2008: Ferraro fi nished seventh in the fi nals of the 1M event at the Big East Champion- bear is in my ships…turned in a top-25 fi nish on the 3M board at BEC…placed second on the 3M board against Virginia...posted the team’s third-best score on the 3M board. bag.” 2006-2007: In a home meet against Cincinnati, Ferraro placed third on both the 1M and 3M boards...took fourth in the 3M competition against Big East rival West Virginia after posting a score of 200.20. HIGH SCHOOL: Ferraro earned four varsity letters in gymnastics…four-time all-state, all-sectional, all-county, and all-league honors at Ridgewood…was a four-time Level 9 regional qualifi er and two-time Level 9 national qualifi er…placed 18th at the Senior National Invitational High School Gymnastics Championships…a co-captain in 2005 at Ridgewood…member of the Mahwah Marlins where she qualifi ed for every league and county championship, placing as high as fi rst in the league and second in the county.

PERSONAL: Born on August 17, 1988…daughter of Michael and Linda Fer- raro…has one sister…an communication and rhetoric major.

“The best thing AllieHorvath about being a Back/Free student-athlete 2008-09: A team captain, Allie is being part of Horvath was voted the team’s Oxford, Ohio/Badin most improved swimmer at the a team. season ending awards banquet… This team re- during the Big East Champion- ships, she reached the consolation ally is my fam- heats of the fi nals in both the 200 ily away from back (14th) and 100 back (16th)… named Performer of the Meet 2007-2008:2 Horvath was named a Pitt Performer of the Meet against Clar- home.” against West Virginia…finished ion, Denison and Duquesne after recording a lifetime best time in the 200 fi rst in the 200 back in the fi ve- back, and earned her fi rst collegiate dual meet individual win in that event. squad meet to close out the season…recorded a second-place fi n- 22006-2007: Horvath competed in the 100 and 200 free and 100 back in ish at that meet in the 100 back… her fi rst Big East Championship…fi nished third in the 100 back against swam the third-fastest team time St. Bonaventure and in the 500 free in the home fi nale against Clarion in the 200 back and was in the top aand Duquesne. fi ve for the 100 back. HIGH SCHOOL: Horvath was a fi nalist and state qualifi er all four years aat Badin…voted a three-time most valuable swimmer...three-time GGCL aall-star fi rst team selection and Cincinnati Enquirer honorable mention pick ffor the All-Star team…member of the Miami Valley Aquatic Club for nine yyears, which included earning a four-time sectional qualifi er…member of tthe Greater Miami Valley YMCA and won their most valuable swimmer aaward...named GGCL scholar athlete of the year…class valedictorian. Horvath’s Top Times 50 Free 24.23 50 Back 27.70 PERSONAL: Born on August 21, 1987…daughter of Tom and Terri Horvath... 100 Back 56.74 has one sister…majoring in neuroscience with a chemistry minor. 200 Back 2:01.66 15 28 Big East Championships and Counting... PITT SENIOR PROFILES

Ryann Kishbaugh Fly/Back Danville, Pa./Danville “Before every meet I put on my IPod and dance to some really good music. It helps me to relax and release my nerves so I can get ready to race.” 2008-2009:8 RyannRKihbh Kishbaugh was a member of Kishbaugh’s Top Times the fi fth-place 400 medley relay team at the Big East Championships that broke the school record with a time of 3:44.81…part of the fi fth-place 200 medley relay team…placed fi fth in the 100 back 50 Back 26.15 and 11th in the 200 back at the BEC…recorded 100 Back 55.29 fi rst-place fi nishes in the 100 back against St. Bonaventure and West Virginia at the fi ve-team 200 Back 2:00.68 meet…fi nished fi rst in the 100 fl y at the same 100 Fly 56.70 meet…earned numerous second-place fi nishes fi nishes in the 100 fl y and 100 back...fi nished second in the throughout the season…swam the team’s best 100 back and fourth in the 50 free against St. Bonaven- time for the 50 and 100 back events…a member ture…placed third in the 200 back in Cincinnati…posted of top 400 medley relay team. a seventh place time in the 100 back during the Big Al Princeton Invitational...recorded a second-place fi nish in 2007-2008: Kishbaugh placed eighth in the 100 the 200 back in the Maryland quad meet...placed among back fi nals during the Big East Championships… the top-three on Pitt’s performance list in the 100 (56.24) improved upon her prelims fi nish and placed and 200 (2:02.73) backstroke events. fourth in the 200 back at the ECAC Championships… recorded a fi fth- place fi nish as a member of Pitt’s 400 medley relay at the BEC… tallied a HHIGH SCHOOL: Seven-time district champion at Danville, which won fi fth-place fi nish as a member of the 200 medley relay at the BEC…placed a state championship during her tenure...named all-state nine times… second in the 100 back and third in the 200 back against Maryland, Penn ttwo-time All-American in the 100 back…fi nished fi rst in the 100 back as State and Villanova…fi nished third in the 100 back and 200 back against a junior…fi ve-time qualifi er for the YMCA Nationals…voted 2006 Best Virginia… placed third as a part of the 400 medley relay team against FFemale Athlete and received the Tri-Athlete Award (cross country and Maryland, Penn State and Villanova…fi nished third as part of the 200 ttrack & fi eld)…member of the Bloomsburg Area YMCA for seven years. medley relay team against Virginia. PPERSONAL: Born on July 11, 1988...daughter of James and Kathleen 2006-2007: Kishbaugh set a freshman record in the 200 back after post- KKishbaugh...has one brother and one sister…majoring in communication ing a time of 2:02.73 at the Big East Championships...recorded 9th-place aand rhetoric.

Malatesta’s Top Times Tiffany Malatesta 50 Free 24.02 100 Free 52.75 Free/Back 100 Back 57.34 Vineland, Pa./Vineland “I came to Pitt because it presented a lot of op- 2006-2007: Malatesta turned in top 25 pourtunities. Academically, Pitt’s great and be- performances in the 50 free and 100 ing an athlete, there’s a lot of added support.” back at the Big East Championships… wasw a member of the winning 400 free 2008-2009: Tiơ any Malatesta recorded top-25 times in the 50 free and the relay team against Syracuse…fi nished 100 back at the Big East Championships…named Performer of the Meet thirdt the 50 and 100 free and second as a member of the 200 free relay at the Hoosierland Invitational, where she was a member of the fourth- (1:39.50) in the Cincinnati meet. place 200 free relay team…swam on the third-place 200 free relay team against Virginia Tech…holds the fourth-best team time in both the 50 and HIGH SCHOOL: Malatesta holds the NISCA national record as a member 100 free…is fi fth on the top times list for the 100 back. of the 200 and 400 freestyle (SCM) relays...recorded two state records in the 200, 400 and medley relays...holds high school records in the 100 2007-2008: Malatesta recorded the squad’s fourth-best time in the 100 back and three relays...a 12-time qualifi er for the Meet of Champions High back at the Princeton Invitational…a member of the 800 free relay that School States in the 100, 200 and 400 freestyle relays as well as the medley recorded the third-best time for the Panthers...posted two team top-fi ve relay...12-time All-American ...two-time NJSIAA Team Athlete of the Year... times in freestyle events on the year. named Daily Journal Athlete of the Week...2002 Freshman Swimmer of the Year...earned four gold medals at the MOC’s...three-time Cape Atlantic Champion, recipient of the Ray Hegal Award...Scholar Athlete of the South Jersey Swimming Association.

PERSONAL: Born on June 28, 1988...daughter of John and Karen Malat- esta...has one brother John...majoring in English Literature. 16 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving SENIOR BIOS

LisaMcDonnell Back/Fly/Free/IM Columbia, Pa./Hempfield 2008-09: Lisa McDonnell was one of McDonnell’s Top Times six Panthers to score points in all three of her individual events at the Big East Championships…fi nished in the top-10 in fi ve events…was a member of three 100 Free 50.92 top-fi ve relay teams in the BEC fi nals 200 Free 1:48.28 “The best thing about including the 800 free relay, where she set a personal record and the team’s 100 Back 55.29 top time with her 200 free split of 1:48.28…fi nished eighth overall in the 100 Fly 56.70 being a student- 200 free…set a personal record with her 10th place fi nish in the 200 IM and 200 IM 2:03.29 athlete is being able fi nished 13th in the 100 free…placed in the top-fi ve in fi ve events at the Hoosierland Invitational and fi nished in sixth place in two others…came in to represent Pitt at second in both the 100 and 200 free against Cincinnati…was a member of meets.” the fi rst-place 400 free relay in the fi ve-team meet…also fi nished second in the 200 fl y at that meet…holds the second best team times for both the SyracuseS and second in the 200 back in the Cincinnati meet…tied for 100 free and the 200 IM. seconds against Notre Dame in the 50 free…also one of four Panthers to placep in the fi nals of the 100 free...was a member of the 400 free relay that 2007-2008: McDonnell recovered from an early injury to record an tookt fi rst-place at the Maryland quad meet…claimed second in the 100 eighth-place performance in the fi nals of the 100 free during the Big East backb against West Virginia. Championships…a member of the 400 free relay team that placed fourth at the BEC…placed 14th in the BEC consolation heat of the 100 fl y…a HIGHH SCHOOL: McDonnell was a state champion in the 100 freestyle as member of the third-place 200 medley relay team against Maryland, Penn a senior...placed fourth in the 100 backstroke, second in the 400 freestyle State and Villanova...tallied the team’s third-best time in the 50 back dur- relayr and third in the 200 medley relay…runner-up at the state champion- ing the Virginia Tech meet. shipss in the 100 fl y…earned All-American status in the 100 back, 100 fl y, 1100 free, 200 free, 200 IM and 50 free…holds the school and pool records 2006-2007: McDonnell made a splash in her fi rst Big East Championships ffor the 200 medley relay, and the 200 and 400 freestyle relays...a national as she fi nished seventh in the 100 back, earned a spot in the 100 fl y con- aand junior national qualifi er…named Most Valuable Swimmer at the All solation race and a top 30 time in the 100 free…set a freshman record in AAmerican Meet...a member of the Trident Swim Club…U.S. Open World the 50 back at the Big Al Princeton Invitational and placed second in the ttrials and Grand Prix qualifi er. 100 back…in her fi rst dual meet as a Panther, McDonnell aided both the 200 medley and 200 free relay teams to fi rst-place fi nishes against St. PPERSONAL: Born on April 6, 1988…daughter of Jeơ and Kim McDonnell… Bonaventure and won the 100 free…placed second in the 200 IM against hhas a brother and a sister…majoring in anthropology.

BethNewell Back/Free Butler, Pa./Pa. Cyber Charter School “I came to Pitt for the academics and ended up falling in love with the training and challenges involved in a Division I swimming program.”

2008-09: For the second consecutive year, Beth Newell was voted the Panther Triad award winner by her teammates…won her heat of the 100 back in the preliminaries at the Big East Championships…holds the fourth- fastest team time in the 200 back.

2007-2008: Newell was awarded the Panther Triad award at the annual team banquet…named Panther Performer of the Week when she set career PERSONAL: Born on May 12, 1988...daughter of Rick and Carol Newell... bests in the 100 and 200 backstroke events against Villanova, Maryland has two brothers…majoring in business marketing. and Penn State.

2006-2007: Newell recorded a 2.27.25 fi nish in the 200 fl y against Virginia Tech...fi nished at the 5.41.27 mark in the 500 free against rival West Vir- Newell’s Top Times ginia...anchored the 200 free relay with a 27.10 split against the Irish...swam a 57.61 as the second leg of the 400 free relay team in the Virginia meet. 50 Free 26.45 HIGH SCHOOL: Newell was a member of Team Pittsburgh Aquatics dur- 100 Back 1:01.08 ing her summer months...also swam for Sebco Swim team....set a then- 200 Back 2:07.08 personal best in the 100 free at 59.87 during her senior year. 17 28 Big East Championships and Counting... PITT SENIOR PROFILE

Sara Sullivan Free Longmont, Colo./Longmont “I chose Pitt because it had the best opportunity for me to succeed academically, as well as, athletically.”

2008-09: Sara Sullivan qualifi ed for both the 50 and 100 free at the Big HIGH SCHOOL: Sullivan won the 50 free in the 2003 and 2005 state cham- East Championships…swam on the 200 free relay team that recorded pionships...named All-American as a senior...a four-time all-conference Pitt’s fourth-fastest time for the season at the Hoosierland Invitational… selection...four-time all-city fi rst team member...National Honor Society participated in both freestyle and butterfl y events during the season. and Academic All-State selection as a senior...set the team record in the 50 freestyle while at the Longmont Swim Club. 2007-2008: Sara Sullivan was a member of the second place 200 free relay team in the meet against Notre Dame…competed in several freestyle PERSONAL: Born October 4, 1987...daughter of Bill and Jennifer Sullivan... events during the season. has one brother and one sister...an architectural studies major.

2006-2007: Sullivan earned qualifying times for the Big East Champion- ships in the 50 and 100 free in her ﬁ rst year…opened the season at the St. Bonaventure meet with a second-place performance in the 50 free...placed third in the 50 free against Syracuse...was a member of the second-place 400 freestyle relay team in the home ﬁ nale against Clarion and Duquesne.

Sullivan’s Top Times

Sullivan’s Top Times 50 Free 24.26 100 Free 53.58 200 Free 2:00.94

Pitt Seniors Third Row (from L-R): Allie Horvath, Sophie Cross and Ryann Kishbaugh. Second Row: Sara Sullivan, Alyssa Ferraro and Lisa McDonnell. First Row: Beth Newell, Tiơ any Malatesta and Margo Ekstrom.

18 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving TEAM BIOS

Laura Barnes Junior Breast Pickering, Ontario/Dunbarton Secondary

2008-09: Laura Barnes was voted the team’s most valuable swimmer after setting three school records at the Big East Championships…fi nished fourth in both breaststroke events, setting school records with times of 1:02.87 in the 100 and 2:15.29 in the 200…her performance in the 200 breast was also an NCAA provisional time… was a member of the record-breaking 400 medley relay team, which fi nished fi fth in 3:44.81…fi nished 16th in the 500 free…honored as Big East Swimming and Diving Athlete of the Week during the season and named Pitt Performer of the Meet against Virginia Tech…swept the 100 and 200 breaststroke events against St. Bonaventure, West Virginia and Virginia Tech…holds the team’s best times in both the 100 and 200 breast and was a member of both of the top relay teams in both the 200 and 400 Barnes’ Top Times 500 Free 4:57.27 medley…competed in the 2008 Canada Cup, earning a top-30 fi nish in the 100 breast. 100 Breast 1:02.80 2007-2008: Barnes competed at the 2008 Canadian Olympic Trials...recorded a 200 Breast 2:15.29 13th-place fi nish in the 100 & 200 breast, during her fi rst Big East Championship 200 IM 2:07.50 meet…posted the team’s second-best time in the 100 breast at the Princeton ‘Big Al’ Invitational…tallied a season-best in the 200 breast at the BEC, which was the third fastest time on the team during the season…recorded a team top-fi ve fi nish in the 500 free…took third in the 100 breast against Virginia. HIGH SCHOOL: Barnes competed at the Junior Pan Pacs...was a 2006 Junior National team member...qualifi ed and competed at nationals as a senior at Dunbarton...fi n- Emily DeStefano ished 10th overall at nationals in the 200 breast (2:17:85)…placed third overall in the 200 breast (2:20:91) at junior nationals during her junior year…has been associated Juniorr with Canadian Nationals since age 16. PERSONAL: Born February 22, 1988…daughter of Ron and Debbie Barnes…has one Free brother Warren, who was a Pitt swimmer…a communications major. Flourtown,Pa./Springfield Twp.

Destefano’s Top Times Katie Cutrell 50 Free 24.02 Junior 100 Free 51.52 200 Free 1:51.98 Free Ligonier, Pa./Greensburg C.C. 2008-09: Emily DeStefano recorded her season-best time in the 200 free at thet Big East Championships, with a time of 1:55.67…swam the freestyle leg of the fi rst-place 200 medley relay team against St. Bonaventure…earned a second-place fi nish in the 200 medley relay during the fi ve-squad meet… tiedt for the fourth-best team time in the 50 free with 24.02 2007-2008: DeStefano earned a trip to the Big East Championships dur- Cutrell’s Top Times 400 IM 4:32.73 ing her fi rst season…named a Pitt Performer of the meet against Virginia, 500 Free 4:51.66 wwhere she recorded collegiate bests in the 50 free, 100 free and in her 50 1000 Free 10:01.87 1650 Free 16:44.67 ffree anchor split on the medley relay. HIGH SCHOOL: DeStefano was a state champion in the medley relay 2008-09: Katie Cutrell earned two top-10 fi nishes at her second Big East Champi- as a senior…district champion in the 100 and 50 free…four time district onships…improved on last season’s fi nish in the 1650 free, placing seventh…was champion as a member of the medley relay…named an All-American a member of the fourth-place 800 free relay team…fi nished 15th in the 500 free… as a junior and senior…four-time all-state and all-district all honoree…a named Performer of the Meet against Notre Dame, where she fi nished second in the ffour-time scholar athlete. 1000 free with a personal best time of 10:01.87 and third in the 500 free… swept the PERSONAL: Born May 21, 1988…daughter of Jim and Betty DeStefano… middle- and long-distance free events against Cincinnati…fi nished fi rst in both the 500 and 1000 free against St. Bonaventure and won the 500 free against California has a sister…majoring in marketing. (Pa.), Carnegie Mellon, Clarion and Slippery Rock…earned four top-10 fi nishes at the Hoosierland Invitational, including fi fth in the 500 free and sixth in the 1650 event… proved as the fastest distance swimmer for Pitt, holding the team’s top times in the 500, 1000 and 1650 free events. 2007-2008: Cutrell placed 13th in the 1650 free in her rookie season at the Big East Championships…recorded a top-fi ve fi nish in the 500 free at the ECAC Champion- ships…claimed a 16th-place performance in the 500 free at BEC…fi nished ninth in the 400 IM at ECACs. HIGH SCHOOL: Cutrell was a four-time top three fi nisher in the 200 and 500 free in the WPIAL...placed second in the WPIAL in both events as a senior and second in the 500 free in the PIAA...in her junior year she ranked fi rst in the WPIAL and second in the PIAA for both the 200 and 500 free…recorded second-place fi nishes in the WPIAL and another second-place performance in the PIAA for the 500 free as a sophomore...won the WPIAL 500 free as a freshman and fi nished sixth in the 200 free and seventh in the 500 free in the PIAA…named YWCA Sports Teen of the Year. PERSONAL: Born on November 8, 1988…daughter of Dennis and Ann Cutrell…has one sister and one brother…majoring in communication. 19 28 Big East Championships and Counting... WOMEN’S BIOS & STATS

Sarah Looney KristenK McMullan JuniorJ Junior FFree/ Fly Free/Fly SugarS Hill,Ga./North Gwinnett West Chester, Pa./Henderson

2008-09: Sarah Looney was a top-25 fi nisher in the 500 free at the Big East 2008-09:2 Kristen McMullan set the team’s top times in both the 50 and 100 Championships…recorded her best times of the season at the BEC in both ffree at the Big East Championship...was a member of the school record the 200 and the 500 free as well as the 200 fl y…earned two top-15 fi nishes settings 400 medley relay team, which fi nished fi fth...set a school record in at the Hoosierland Invitational…fi nished third in the 200 IM during the fi ve- tthe 50 free...placed fi fth overall in the 50 at the BEC...turned in the squad’s team meet against California (Pa.), Carnegie Mellon, Clarion and Slippery ssecond fastest 100 fl y time of the season at the BEC...placed fi rst in the Rock…fi nished the season with the third-best team times in the 1000 free 1100 butterfl y and second in the 50 free against Cincinnati...claimed second and the200 free…also held top-fi ve times in the 200 fl y and the 500 free. ini the 100 butterfl y and fourth overall in the 50 free against West Virginia. 2007-2008: Looney turned in a top-25 fi nish in the 100 fl y at her fi rst Big 22007-2008: McMullan turned in a 10th-place performance in the 100 free East Championship...recorded team top-fi ve fi nishes in the 200 free and aand the 100 fl y during the Big East Championships…set the freshman 1000 free…posted a season-best in the 1000 free at the St. Bonaventure recordr with that fi nish in the 100 fl y...a member of the 400 free relay team meet. thatt placed fourth at the BEC…placed 11th in the 50 free at BEC…claimed HIGH SCHOOL: Looney was a four-year county and state qualifi er at seconds in the 50 free during the ECAC Championships…a member of the North Gwinnett …placed second in both the 100 and 200 free as a senior second-places 200 free relay team that stopped the clock at 1:35.05 against at the county meet...fi nished second in 100 fl y and 200 IM as a freshman Maryland,M Penn State and Villanova…aided the 400 free relay team for a in the same meet…a fourth-place fi nisher in the 100 free and fi fth in the topt fi nish at 3:30.48 against Virginia Tech. 200 free at the state meet as a senior…member of the 200 medley relay HIGHH SCHOOL: McMullan was a three time state qualifi er placing in the state championship team…member of the fourth-place state fi nishers… topt eight twice in the 50 free…two-time state qualifi er in the 100 free, was a high school Heisman nominee…named an AP Scholar and the DECA fi nishing seventh her junior season…a four-time district place winner in Student of the Year. thet 50 free and a three time place winner in the 100 free…district cham- PERSONAL: Born on April 21, 1989…daughter of Bill and Judy Looney… pionp in the 50 free as a sophomore…All-Area First team selection three pursuing a dual degree in political science and marketing. times…ant All-Area second team selection…two-time All-American in the 505 free…member of the National Honor Society...named to the Academic Looney’s Top Times All-AmericaA team as a senior…2007 YMCA Nationals Scholar Athlete Award 200 Free 1:52.49 Winner…four-yearW varsity soccer letter-winner. 500 Free 5:03.73 PERSONALP : Born on November 4, 1988…daughter of Brian and Kathy 200 Fly 2:07.70 McMullan…hasM a brother and a sister…majoring in biology with a minor ini religious studies.

Cookie McIntyre McMullan’s Top Times 50 Free 23.02 JuniorJ 100 Free 50.41 IM/Breast/ Fly 100 Fly 55.35 York,Pa.Y /West York Area

fi fth-place fi nish as a member of the 200 medley relay at BEC…named a Pitt Performer of the Meet against Virginia, where she recorded lifetime bests in the 200 fl y and 200 breast…earned silver in the 200 fl y and 200 McIntyre’s Top Times 100 Breast 1:03.07 breast against Virginia…a member of the third-place 200 medley relay 200 Breast 2:17.95 team against Maryland, Penn State and Villanova. 200 Fly 2:00.97 HIGH SCHOOL: McIntyre fi nished among the top six at the state champi- 400 IM 4:20.18 onships six times over her high school career...state champion as a senior in the 100 fl y…four-time all-county, all-district, and all-state honoree… 2008-09: Cookie McIntyre matched her best fi nishes at the Big East two-time York County Swimmer of the Year…back-to-back outstanding Championships and was one of six Panthers who scored in three individual swimmer awardee…U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award as a se- events…fi nished fourth in the 200 fl y for the second year in a row…also nior…PA House of Representative citation for outstanding swimmer award. recorded an eighth-place fi nish in the 400 IM and fi nished 16th in the 100 PERSONAL: Born April 12, 1988…daughter of Kelley McIntyre…has breast at the BEC…placed fi rst in the 200 fl y against both Cincinnati and two sisters and a brother…a history of art and architecture major with a West Virginia…recorded second-place fi nishes in the 200 breast at Notre studio arts minor. Dame and as a part of the 200 medley relay at the fi ve-team meet against California (Pa.), Carnegie Mellon, Clarion and Slippery Rock…recorded season-best times in the 100 fl y and 200 IM at the Hoosierland Invitational… holds the fastest team time in the both the 200 fl y and the 400 IM for the season…also ranks in the top-fi ve for the 100 and 200 breast. 2007-2008: McIntyre set the freshman 100 breast record with a fourth- place finish in the Big East Championships while recording a NCAA provisional time...placed fourth in the 200 fl y fi nals during her fi rst BEC... placed seventh in the fi nals of the 200 breast at the BEC…recorded a fi fth-place fi nish as a member of Pitt’s 400 medley relay at BEC…tallied a

20 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving TEAM BIOS

MalloryM Mullady Megan Sisko JuniorJ Junior DDiving Free LakeL Bluff, Ill./Lake Forest Lansdale, Pa./North Penn

20082 ǧ09: Megan Sisko earned the team’s AcademicdiAdfh Award for her out- 2008-09: Mallory Mullady placed fi fth in 3M diving sstanding in-class performance...named Pitt Performer of the Week on and 13th in 1M diving at the Big East Championships... Feb 8. NCAA Diving Zones qualifi er. HIGH SCHOOL: Sisko swam for just two seasons at North Penn, where 2007-2008: Mullady placed in the top 15 of the 3M her team won league and District I Championships…led her squad to a board at Big East Championships…recorded the perfect 13-0 record as a junior and a 14-1 season as a senior…a member team’s season-best score on the 1M board in the oof the record-setting 400 free relay team as a junior…earned All-American Pitt tri-meet…posted team top-fi ve scores in both aaccolades as a member of the 200 and 400 free relays…won the 2006 diving events. sstate water polo championship in 2006… originally a basketball and soc- HIGH SCHOOL: Mullady was a four-year state ccer player but switched to swimming her junior year…National Honor qualifi er at Lake Forest…placed among the top six Society member. all four years…four-year national qualifi er earning PERSONAL: Born August 8, 1989…daughter of Jack and Martha Sisko… All-American honors each year…led her team to a has two brothers and one sister…exercise science major. state championship as a freshman…competed for Windy City Diving. Sisko’s Top Times PERSONAL: Born October 6, 1988…daughter of 50 Free 25.22 Barbara Fiore…has one sister…Communication and 100 Free 54.56 Rhetoric major.

Mullady’s Top Scores Caitlin Trant Junior 1M Diving 270.75 3M Diving 267.90 Free Pittsburgh, Pa./North Hills

Morgan Speece 2008-09:2 Caitlin Trant qualifi ed for the 2008-09 BiBig EEast ChChampionships...i hi Junior recorded the Panthers’ third fastest time in the 100 fl y at the BEC...placed Diving sseventh overall in the 50 free and fourth in the 100 fl y against West Virginia. 22007-2008: Trant earned a trip to the Big East Championship in her rookie Reading, Pa./Wilson sseason…placed third in the 50 free at the ECAC Championships…turned in a 14th-place performance in the 100 free at ECACs. HIGH SCHOOL: Trant was a district and state fi nalist as a senior at North Hills…her best times include 24.5 in the 50 Free, 53.7 in the 100 free, and 2008-09:Morgan Speece earned the Panther’s Most Valuable Diver 11:00 in the 100 Fly…a two year member of the Mt. Lebanon Aquatic Club… award...was an NCAA Diving Zones qualifi er...named Pitt Performer of ddistrict fi nalist in the triple and high jumps on the track team. the Meet on Feb 1...scored the team’s second highest mark of the season PERSONAL: Born February 7, 1989…daughter of Ronald and JoAnn Trant... on the 1-meter board against Virginia...tallied the best score of the year in has two brothers and two sisters…majoring in health services. the 3-meter diving event in the regular-season home fi nale...second overall in the 1-meter diving against Virginia Tech... second overall in the 3-meter Trant’s Top Times 50 Free 24.05 diving against West Virginia... fourth in the 1-meter against Notre Dame. 100 Free 53.05 2007-2008: Speece improved from seventh to claim a fourth-place fi nish 100 Fly 55.95 on the 3M board at the Big East Championships…fi nished third on the 1M board and also earned a third place fi nish on the 3M board against Virginia… recorded the squad’s second-best 3M score of the season…posted team top-three scores in both diving events. HIGH SCHOOL: Speece was a diver at Wilson, where she lettered two years. PERSONAL: Born July 16, 1989…daughter of David and Jackie Speece… has one brother…tri-majoring in Chinese, Political Science and Russian.

Speece’s Top Scores 1M Diving 276.60 3M Diving 298.55

21 28 Big East Championships and Counting... WOMEN’S BIOS & STATS

MeganM Bender Tamara Lelli SophomoreS Sophomoree BBack Free/Flyy AllenA Park, Mich./Allen Park Scottsdale, Ariz./Chaparrall

Bender’s Top Times 100 Back 55.37 2008ǧ09: Tamara Lelli was a member of the school record breaking 400 med- 200 Back 1:58.52 ley relay team that fi nished fi fth at the Big East Championships...individually, 200 IM 2:03.85 she placed 11th in the 100 fl y at the BEC...set a new freshman record in the 100 fl y...participated in the Canadian World Championship Trials in July in 2008ǧ09: Megan Bender set freshman records in the 100 and 200 back at the 100 and 200 fl y, as well as the 100 and 400 free. her fi rst Big East Championship meet...recorded the team’s fastest times in HIGH SCHOOL: Lelli led Chaparral to four city and regional championships, those same events...posted the team’s second fastest time in the 50 back including one district title in 2006…boasts 12 All-America Awards during her at the Hoosierland Open Invitational...held the third fastest 200 IM time at high school career…two-time state champion in the 100 fl y…holds the 100 fl y the BEC... fi rst in the 100 and 200 back against Cincinnati...fi rst in the 200 school record…named Rookie of the Year and Best Female Athlete…earned IM and third in the 200 back versus West Virginia...second in the 100 back a Scholastic All-America honor…team’s Most Outstanding Swimmer in 2006 and third in the 200 back against Notre Dame...third in the 200 back and and 2008…competed in the 2008 Canadian Olympic Trials. fourth overall in the 100 back against Virginia Tech...named Pitt Swimmer PERSONAL: Born February 27, 1990…daughter of Galdino Lelli and Yolanda of the Meet on Nov 15. Lelli…has two siblings, Oriana and Leticia…major is art history. HIGH SCHOOL: Bender was a three-time All-American while swimming at Allen Park…Mega-Red Conference Swimmer of the Meet…named the Allen Park team MVP…an eight-time all-state selection…honored on the all-city team 16 times…awarded the News Herald Athlete of the Week, three times… earned the Detroit Free Press Athlete of the Week distinction…led her team to a 16th-place state fi nish and a Mega League Championship with a 9-1 fi nish as a senior…participated in the senior nationals (2003), junior nationals (2005 & 2006), YMCA nationals (2007 & 2008) and the US Open (2006 & 2007)…led the Farmington Family YMCA Stingrays to a 2007 second-place national fi nish… claimed national titles as a member of the 200 and 400 medley relay team… also lettered in track and fi eld…member of the National Honor Society and Marine Corps Outstanding Athlete Award winner. Lelli’s Top Times 100 Fly 55.27 PERSONAL: Born January 4, 1990…daughter of Michael and Coleen 200 Fly 2:06.26 Bender…has two sisters, Erin and Molly…a communications major. 500 Free 5:01.62

Elena Spak Sophomore Free Rockville, Md./Walter Johnson

20082 ǧ09: Elena Spak set a freshman record in the 100100f freeree (5(50.98)098) at the BiBigg East Championships…fi nished 12th in the 50 free and 13th in the 100 free… wasw a member of the fi fth-place 200 and 400 free relay teams at the BEC… named Swimmer of the Meet on January 18 for her performance at the quad meet at Maryland. HIGH SCHOOL: Spak led her high school to a county championship all four years,y including a third-place state fi nish as a senior…won 2008 Metropolitan AreaA 100 free title and fi nished second in the 50 free…swam for the Rockville Montgomery Swim Club for eight years…member of the 2008 NCSA Junior National Champion team…garnered school records in the 50 and 100 free events…participatede at nationals, twice…named an APEX Scholar and a four-yearf honor roll member. PERSONAL: Born June 27, 1990…daughter of Gregory and Lori Spak… has two brothers, Kevin and Michael and a sister, Katie…undecided major.

Spak’s Top Times 50 Free 23.44 100 Free 50.98 200 Free 1:52.91

22 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving TEAM BIOS

Yolandi Van Rooyen Sophomore Free Phalaborwa, South Africa /Ben Vorster

2008ǧ09: Yolandi Van Rooyen qualifi ed for her fi rst Big East Championship in her rookie season...posted the team’s third fastest time in the 50 free and 100 back and fourth fastest in the 100 free at the BEC...led the team with the fastest 50 fl y during the season...turned in the second fastest 50 breast time on the squad...second overall in the 50 free against West Virginia. HIGH SCHOOL: Yolandi van Rooyen won the 50 free high school championship as a senior at Ben Vorster…claimed a fi rst-place fi nish in the 50 fl y at the championship meet…advanced to the fi nals of the South African Senior Nationals in the 50 fl y...a member of the Shamu swimming club team…lettered in fi eld hockey and track & fi eld. PERSONAL: Born April 29, 1989…daughter of Paul and Charly van Rooy- en…has one brother Johan, and one sister, Vanessa…a undecided major.

Van Rooyen’s Top Times 50 Free 23.52 100 Free 52.71 100 Fly 56.75 100 Back 56.33

ToriT Alland Joanna Budzis FreshmanF Freshman FFree Back/Free/IM BuffaloB Grove, Ill. /Lincolnshire Warsaw, Poland/School of Sport Championship

HIGH SCHOOL: Tori Alland led Patriot Aquatics to a 2008 Speedo Sec- HIGH SCHOOL: Joanna Budzis is a long-time member of the Polish Na- tionals Championship…turned in a fi rst place fi nish in the 800 free at the tional Team…also a member of Poland’s 2008 Olympic Team in Beijing... same meet…qualifi ed for Junior Nationals in 200 and 500 free and was an European Championships and Polish Nationals medalist…best times also a part of the 400 and 800 free relays…fi nished fi fth in the 500 free include fi ve 2008-2009 NCAA B qualifying standards. at the state championships, twice…placed 11th in the 200 free as a junior PERSONAL: Born March 4, 1990…daughter of Ryszard and Elzbieta and ninth in the same event as a senior year…earned All-American status Budzis…has a brother, Przemyslaw…an undecided major. her junior and senior years. PERSONAL: Born January 20, 1991…Daughter of James and Cathy Al- land…has two brothers…major is undecided.

23 28 Big East Championships and Counting... NEWCOMER PROFILES

KelseyK DiGilio FreshmanF DDiving Landisville,Pa.L /Hempfield

HIGH SCHOOL: Kelsey DiGilio was a Pa. state qualifi er as a senior and placed fi fth at the district meet in diving…a member of the Hershey Div- ing Club…a three-time Varsity Club member…also competed in gymnastics where she was a state and regional qualifi er. PERSONAL: Born April 28, 1991…daughter of Bill and Karen DiGilio… has one brother, Billy, and one sister, Briana…an undecided major.

BrittanyB DiSanti Elizabeth Tabor FreshmanF Freshman DDiving Free Erie,E Pa. /Harbor Creek Cincinnati, Ohio/Lakota East

HIGH SCHOOL: DiSanti is a three-time district champion and a three- HIGH SCHOOL: Elizabeth Tabor was a four-time All-GMC honoree in the time state qualifi er…earned second place in 2009 at the PIAA state cham- 500 and 200 free…a three-time Greater Miami Conference champion in pionships capturing all-state honors…was selected for the district ten all- the 500 and 200 free…a four-time state qualifi er in the same events… star team in 2009…was a part of two district fi rst-team divers throughout holds the Lakota East record in both the 200 and 500 free…was an NCSA her career…also competed in gymnastics as high as a level nine…placed Junior National Qualifi er in the 200, 500, 1000 and 1650 free and the 400 seventh on the fl oor exercise at eastern nationals…member of National IM…also a two-time regional and All-GMC cross country runner. Honors Society. PERSONAL: Born December 14, 1990…daughter of David and Susan Ta- PERSONAL: Born November 1, 1990…daughter of Joseph DiSanti III bor…has one sister, Allison…an undeclared major. and Jennifer Sulewski…major is undeclared.

KelseyHerbst Freshman Free Erie, Pa. /Erie McDowell

HIGH SCHOOL: Kelsey Herbst holds 11 district championships, two Dis- trict runner-up honors and four District 10 Team Championships… won ﬁ ve top 10 awards at the 2009 Pa. States Championship event… qualiﬁ ed for the state meet in the 500 free in three consecutive years… participated in the 200 free at the state championship… an All-American honoree in the 500 free, 400 free relay and 200 free relay… had All-American Con- siderations in the 500 free (2008) and 200 free (2009)…earned a Kiwanis Citizenship Award as a senior…served on the Student Council Executive Board for two years…garnered MVP and All-State First Team honors in Water Polo…also named the 2005 Water Polo Rookie of the Year. PERSONAL: Born May 5, 1991…daughter of Charles and Nancy Herbst… has one sibling, Casey…an undecided major.

24 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving TEAM BIOS

YolandiY Van der Maggie Walker Merwe Freshman FreshmanF Free BBreast/IM McMurray, Pa./Peters Township SomersetS West, South Africa/ ParelP Vallei

HIGH SCHOOL: Yolandi Van Der Merwe led Parel Vallei to four Inter- HIGHH SCHOOL: Maggie Walker attended Peters Township High school school Swimming Championships…three-time Parel Vallei Swimmer of wherew she holds the records for the 50 and 100 free…collected four WPI- the Year…fi ve-time full Western Province Swimming Colours…member ALA event championships including three her senior year(50 free, 100 free, of Strand Aquatics Club team from 1999-2007…competed for University 4004 free relay)... a four-time PIAA state qualifi er and a fi ve-time PIAA of Stellenbasch (Maties) for two seasons…competed for South Africa’s mmedalist…was a three-time All-American…selected as Peters Township Junior National Open Swimming Team in 2007-08…received Parel Vallei’s AAthlete of the year for her senior season…was a member of Team Pitts- Rose Award for good conduct and courtesy in 2008. bburgh, where she qualifi ed for Junior and Senior nationals in the sprint PERSONAL: Born August 3, 1990…daughter of Deon and Christa Van eevents. Der Merwe…has a brother, Jannes…an undecided major. PPERSONAL: Born November 21, 1991…daughter of Steve and Gwen WWalker…major is undecided.

25 28 Big East Championships and Counting... MEN’S SEASON OUTLOOK

itt begins its season with one thing help our younger swimmers come into their ata the Big East Championships in the 200 in mind, the ultimate goal-adding roles on the team.” fl y. “Rousseau had a good rookie season and P another Big East Conference Cham- Sophomores Ryan Lynn and Dawid Go- we’rew looking for him to emerge as a premier pionship to its collection. szczycki are looking to improve the distance swimmers in the conference as well as nation- “I’d like to think of our program philoso- group as they seek to better their top-20 fi n- ally,”a Knoles said. phy as that of the fi eld of dreams,” Pitt Head ishes at last season’s Big East Championships. In addition to contributing in the sprint Swim Coach Chuck Knoles said.” ‘Build it and Freshman Jared Kolwyck will add depth in group,g Lucas will focus on the 100 fl y, while they will come.’ distance events at dual meets and will have jjunior Alex McLaren adds depth to the event. “We’ve built a program where winning is the potential to score points at the Big East Freshman Luis Rodriguez is a local prod- a tradition. We know how to win and now I Championships. uuct, who will also play a role in the fl y events. believe that we have the tools to win another ““Rodriguez was a factor in North Allegheny’s championship.” Sprint Freestyle 22009 state championship and was one of the The men have won 11 championships in The sprint freestyle group is a juggernaut ttop fl yers in Pennsylvania.” 19 years under Knoles. This year, the goal is for the Panthers. Between the 100 and 200 Additionally, newcomer Donald Mata is to make it 12, while also qualifying swimmers free events, Pitt possesses a depth and tal- a versatile athlete and will contribute in both and divers for the NCAA Championships. ent. fl y and back events. Pitt’s program is looking to perform to its full “With experience and added talent, this potential this year, especially in key matchups group expects to succeed in the Big East as BBackstroke against Notre Dame and West Virginia. well as nationally,” Knoles stated. “This group A school record holder, Dubiel is ex- “We have a talented core of freestyle is setting their goals high. They expect to be ppected to continue to lead the Panthers in the sprinters that expect to qualify for the NCAA swimming at the NCAA Championships in bbackstroke events. Sophomore Bobby Smith Championships.” March.” wwill challenge Dubiel in races, while Lucas will This season, the Panthers will be led by Returning are seniors Justin Corvin and aalso contribute in the 100 back. senior captains Jon Buchanan,Geoơ Morgan Alex Kubicek as well as junior Andrzej Dubiel and diving captain, junior Jason Erdeljac. and sophomores Jake Lucas and Otto Pagel. BBreaststroke “Jon is very mature and he understands Joining the group, Arabian National Buchanan will use his versatility and what needs to happen in order for our team Champion Hussein Medhat is expected to aalso swim the breaststroke events, however to be successful,” Knoles stated. “He’s battled contribute greatly in the 100 and 200 freestyle tthe Panthers are looking to freshman Nick pain and adversity in order to expand his events. “With his international experience, SSharp for an immediate impact in leading the repertoire of events to fi t the team’s needs.” Hussein will easily be among the best in the bbreaststroke attack. An experienced captain, “Geoff is the conference,” Knoles noted. A returner in the event, Morgan has come type of guy with compassion to work hard,” Additionally, newcomer Jake Van Roekel iinto his own as a breaststroker and will look Knoles commented. “He’s a vocal leader with began his collegiate swimming career at the tto improve on his 14th place fi nish in the 100 a positive impact on his teammates.” University of New Orleans where he is the bbreaststroke at the Big East Championships. Rounding out the captains, “Jason is current record holder in the 200 free, while an extraordinary competitor in addition to transfer Murray Hannan has experience as a IIndividual Medley creating a good camaraderie between the juniorj college champion. Kluever and Buchanan look to continue swimmers and divers.” “With all of the Big East relay participants ttheir leading roles in the IM events in the Big The leadership of those three and the returning and added depth, the relays are EEast. Both swam in the fi nals at the Big East talent the Panthers have on the squad leaves looking to improve upon not only their Big cchampionship, as Buchanan placed fi fth and a positive outlook on the season. East fi nishes, but also emerge in the NCAA KKluever took sixth. spotlight.” Goszczycki was also among the IM group Distance Freestyle tthat scored at the conference meet. Buchanan will continue to play a vital role Butterfl y Senior Charlie Zettel will also score in the distance events. “Buchanan has a solid Sophomore Rousseau Kluever is ex- ppoints for the Panthers in this event. mind set as well as being a good leader. He’ll pected to improve on his sixth place fi nish Adding depth and potential points, Swiss cchampion Christoph Berger has improved his sstrength in the event.

DDiving With the departure of All-American and Big East Champion diver Alex Volovetski, the Panthers still have plenty of talent on both the 1M and 3M boards. “You can’t replace a guy like Alex,” Head Diving Coach Julian Krug said. “When we bring divers in, we expect them to improve. Hopefully, we can just pick up right where we left oơ from last year.” Erdeljac and juniors Collin Forner,Charlie Hauser and Zane McLain are all being asked to step it up this season. Forner returns after earning Big East Athlete of the Week honors Rousseau Kluever last season. Freshman Erik Moore joins the diving corps and holds a lot of potential for the Panthers.

26 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving TEAM ROSTER

2009-10 Men’s Swimming and Diving Roster

Name Yr. Event Hometown/Previous School Christoph Berger So. IM/Free Hanover, Va./Hanover Jon Buchannan Sr. IM/Free Beavercreek, Ohio/Beavercreek Aidan Considine So. IM/Breast Columbia, Md./DeMatha Catholic Justin Corvin Sr. Free Lexington, Ky./Lexington Catholic Andrzej Dubiel Jr. Back/Free Dzierzoniow, Poland/School of Sport Championship Jason Erdeljac Jr. Diving Meadville, Pa./Meadville Collin Forner Jr. Diving Allentown, Pa./Parkland Dawid Goszczycki So. Free Olsztyn, Poland/Pine Crest (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) Murray Hannan Sr. Free Walnut Creek,Calif./Diablo Valley College Charlie Hauser Jr. Diving Latrobe, Pa./Greater Latrobe Rousseau Kluever So. IM/Fly Cape Town, South Africa/Rondebosch Jared Kolwyck Fr. Free Mason, Ohio/Mason Alex Kubicek Sr. Free Monroeville, Pa./Gateway Jake Lucas So. Free/Back Richmond, Va./Liberty Ryan Lynn So. Free Landenberg, Pa./Kennett Don Mata Jr. Free Vallejo, Calif./Diablo Valley College Zane McLain Jr. Diving Red Lion, Pa./Dallastown Area Alex McLaren Jr. Fly/Back North Saanich, B.C./Stellys Secondary Hampton Hussein Medhat Fr. Free Cairo, Egypt/Forks Union (Va.) Erik Moore Fr. Diving Frederick, Md./Frederick Geoơ Morgan Sr. Fly/Breast Cornwall, N.Y./Cornwall Central Otto Pagel So. Free New Bundaberg, Germany/Werner-Seelenbinder-Schule Luis Rodriguez Fr. Fly/Free Wexford, Pa./North Allegheny Nick Sharp Fr. Breast Mount Airy, N.C./Glenelg Bobby Smith Jr. Back Long Island, N.Y./St. John the Baptist/Paciﬁ c Jacob Van Roekel So. Fly/Free Ankeny, Iowa/New Orleans Charlie Zettel Sr. IM/Fly Wayne, Pa./Conestoga

Panthers by Geography

California ...... 2 Cape Town, South Africa ...... 1 Cairo, Egypt ...... 1 Dzierzoniow, Poland ...... 1 Indiana ...... 1 Kentucky ...... 1 Maryland...... 2 New Bundaberg, Germany ...1 New Jersey ...... 1 New York ...... 2 North Saanich, B.C...... 1 Ohio ...... 2 Olsztyn, Poland ...... 1 Pennsylvania ...... 8 Virginia ...... 2

Panthers by Class

Seniors ...... 6 Juniors ...... 8 Sophomores ...... 8 Freshmen ...... 5

27 28 Big East Championships and Counting... PITT SENIOR PROFILES

“Before every meet, I stay fo- Jon Buchanan cused in order to compete at my Free/IM highest level.” Beavercreek, Ohio/Beavercreek

2008-09: A team captain, Jon Buchanan placed ﬁ fth in the 400 IM and seventh in the 1650 free at the Big East Championships…earned the Big East Conference/Aeropostale institutional Scholar Award…earned the academic award at the season ending team banquet for earning the highest GPA on the team.

2007-2008: Buchanan swam in every meet as a junior…placed 10th in the consolation heat of the 400 IM at the Big East Championships…recorded a team top-ﬁ ve ﬁ nish in the 1000 free against Syracuse…posted a season- best in the 200 back at the Princeton ‘Big Al’ meet.

2006-2007: Sat out the season due to injury.

2005-2006: Buchanan led the team in the 400 IM and the 1650 freestyle… swam the fourth best time in the 100 breaststroke and 500 freestyle among National Honor Society member…placed third at the Junior Nationals in his teammates and placed second in the 1000 freestyle and 200 IM…set the 1650 Free…swam with the Dayton Raiders from 1999-2005. career-bests in the 500 freestyle, 400 IM and 1650 freestyle. PERSONAL: Born February, 23 1987…son of Larry and Karen Buchanan… HIGH SCHOOL: Buchanan arrived at Pitt after qualifying for the Ohio state has two brothers…an engineering major. championships all four years of his high school career...placed third at states in the 200 IM and 500 free his senior year…named conference Swim- 500 Free 4:31.98 mer of the Year in 2004 and 2005…member of the All-Ohio Interscholastic Buchanan’s Top Times 1000 Free 9:27.43 team in 2002...three-time all-conference ﬁ rst team performer…holds the 1650 Free 15:45.34 conference record in the 200 IM and 500 Free…All-America ﬁ rst-team hon- 100 Breast 58.45 oree in 2004 and 2005 in multiple events…2005 GWOC Scholar-athlete… 400 IM 3:54.41

Corvin’s Top Times Justin Corvin

50 Free 20.39 Free 100 Free 44.78 Lexington, Ky./Lexington Catholic 200 Free 1:39.04

2008ǧ09: In his ﬁ rst year on the team, Justin Corvin earned All-Big East honors as a member of several relays at the conference meet...earned NCAA provisional times as a member of the 200, 400 and 800 free relays... held the team’s fastest time in the 50 breast and was second in the 50 free, 100 free and 200 free events...placed eighth overall in the 50 free at the “I came to Pitt because I wanted to finish out my BEC...ﬁ nished third in the 100 free versus West Virginia. swimming career on a postive note.” HIGH SCHOOL: Corvin won the 50 free conference title as a junior… placed second in the state in the 50 free as a senior.

PERSONAL: Born September 10, 1986…son of Melody and Mark Corvin… has two brothers and one sister…a social science major.

28 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving SENIOR BIOS

“When I swam for Team Pittsburgh in high school, I became friends Alex Kubicek with a lot of the guys on the team and I liked the coaches. Everything Free was familiar.” Monroeville, Pa./Gateway

2008-09: Kubicek placed 14th in the 50 free and 15th in the 100 free at the Big East Championships...was also a member of the third place ﬁ nishing 200 freestyle relay team, which earned an NCAA provisional time at the BEC..holds team top-ﬁ ve times in the 50 free and 100 free (third).

2007-2008: Kubicek did not compete as a sophomore.

2006-07: As a freshman, Kubicek won the 50 free against St. Bonaventure… fi nished second in the 100 free against Syracuse…was a member of the winning 200 free relay team against Notre Dame…fi nished third on the 400 free relay team against WVU…placed second as a member of the 400 freestyle relay against Virginia Tech…recorded a third-place fi nish against Virginia in the 50 free…touched for a 52.43 fi nish in the 100 fl y at the Big East Championships.

HIGH SCHOOL: Kubicek was a three-time All-American…holds two school records at Gateway…a member of the 10-1 Section IV Champion Gators and was a WPIAL qualifi er in his fi rst year at Gateway...a member of the two-time WPIAL Championship 200 free relay team that advanced twice…ast a junior he fi nished third at WPIALs and 16th in the state... to states, his sophomore and junior years…named to the all-state team, placedp sixth at PIAAs and won the WPIAL as a senior...qualifi ed for Junior NationalsN and the U.S. Senior National meet...a seven-year member of thet Team PITT…member of the football team…three-year letterwinner on thet track and fi eld team and was team captain two years…honor student. Kubicek’s Top Times 50 Free 20.75 100 Free 45.84 PERSONAL:P Born August 30, 1987...son of Joseph and Vicki Kubicek... 100 Fly 51.88 hash on sister, Beth...a media communications/corporate relations major.

Geoff Morgan Fly/Breast Cornwall, N.Y./Cornwall Central

“I came to Pitt because I wanted to be a part of a winning tradition.”

2008-09: Earning the Panther Triad award for commitment, teamwork and pride, Geoơ Morgan was also named a team captain...a Big East Cham- pionship qualifi er...recorded team top-fi ve fi nishes in the 50 fl y (second), 100 and 200 fl y (third), 50 back (fourth)...placed third in the 100 butterfl y versus West Virginia...earned fourth in the 100 back against Virginia Tech.

2007-2008: Morgan recorded a fourth-place fi nish at the Big East Cham- pionships as a member of the 400 medley relay team…rounded out the Panthers in the consolation heat of the 100 fl y at the BEC with a 16th-place overall performance…earned an ECAC title as a member of the 400 medley thet 400 freestyle relay…also lettered in football and track…member of relay team..placed fourth in the 100 fl y at ECACs…fi nished fi rst when he thet National Honor Society. touched the wall at 52.16 in the 100 fl y against Virginia. PERSONAL:P Born April 14, 1988...son of Gregory and Karen Morgan… 2006-2007: Morgan posted team top-three times in the 100 (50.61) and hash one brother and one sister…majoring in media and professional 200 (1:52.65) butterfl y events...swam on the 200 medley and 200 freestyle communication.c relay teams that posted fi rst place fi nishes against St. Bonaventure... contributed to the 400 free relay team that took fi rst with a time of 3:11.27 against Syracuse. Morgan’s Top Times 100 Fly 49.37 HIGH SCHOOL: Morgan earned the New York state championship crown 100 Breast 57.51 in the 100 butterfl y in both 2005 and 2006…All-American in 2005 and 2006 200 Fly 1:50.42 in the 100 butterfl y…spring 2006 Junior National Champion as a part of 200 IM 1:56.64 29 28 Big East Championships and Counting... PITT SENIOR PROFILE

Charlie Zettel Fly/IM Wayne, Pa./Conestoga

“ I like being a part of a tradition that so many great athletes have been a part of.” 2008-09: Charlie Zettel recorded the team’s fastest mark in the 200 breast stroke during the Big East Championship...also holds a top-time in the 50 breast (fourth), 100 breast (fi fth), 400 IM (fourth), 200 IM (fi fth)...claimed Zettel’s Top Times fourth in the 100 fl y and fi fth in the 200 IM against Notre Dame...placed fourth in the 200 butterfl y against Cincinnati. 100 Fly 52.01 2007-2008: Zettel sat out the 2007-08 season. 200 Fly 1:55.00 100 Breast 58.73 2006-07: Zettel recorded a fourth-place fi nish in the 400 IM against St. 200 Breast 2:06.57 Bonaventure…recorded a time of 1:59.47 in the 500 free and fi nished at 200 IM 1:53.86 4:20.18 in the 400 IM during the Big East Championships…swam in the 400 IM 4:00.99 prelims of the 200 back and turned in a 1:57.74 performance in the Big East Championships. County teams...participated in the YMCA Nationals...was an All-Central League fi rst team runner in cross country...garnered the Sportsmanship HIGH SCHOOL: Zettel was a member of the three-time Central League and Service Leadership awards...is a certifi ed public speaker. Champions at Conestoga High...led his team to a 10-1 record as a sophomore and junior...Central League Champion in the 200 IM as a senior... PERSONAL: Born Oct. 24, 1987...son of Maggie and Chuck Zettel...has named to the fi rst team All-Main Line, All-Central League and All-Chester one sister...majoring in fi nance.

Pitt Seniors Top Row (from L to R): Murray Hannan, Justin Corvin and Charlie Zettel. Bottom Row: Alex Kubicek, Jon Buchanan and Geoơ Morgan.

30 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving TEAM BIOS

Andrzej Dubiel Junior Back/Free Dzierzoniow, Poland./ School of Sport Championship

2008-09: Andrzej Dubiel set school records in the 50 back (22.97) and 100 back (48.98) at the Big East Championships…fi nished ninth in the 50 free, and 100 and 200 back…was a part of the third-place 200 and 400 freestyle relays that earned NCAA provisional times…also swam the backstroke as a member of the fi fth-place 200 medley relay and sixth-place 400 medley relay at the BEC. 2007-2008: Dubiel recorded a second-place performance in the 100 back at his fi rst Big East Championship meet… eclipsed a 1998 school record as a member of the 200 medley relay team that fi nished third (1:29.19) at the BEC...improved to sixth in the fi nals of the 50 free with a personal best of 20.72…a member of the third place 200 free relay team at the BEC… claimed a 12th-place fi nish in the 200 back at the BEC… earned an ECAC title as a member of the 400 medley relay team…won the 200 back and took second in the 100 back against Virginia…fi nished second in the 200 back and third in the 50 free against Virginia…a member of the winning 200 free relay team in the Virginia meet…aided in the 200 medley relay victory over Maryland, Missouri, Penn State and Villanova. HIGH SCHOOL: Dubiel was a member of the Polish National Team…a multi-medalist at the Polish Junior Championships…won the Polish Junior Championships in the 200 backstroke…won a silver medal in the 400 Dubiel’s Top Times 50 Back 22.99 medley relay at the European Junior Championships. 50 Free 20.10 PERSONAL: Born on January, 15, 1987…son of Zbigniew and Alicja Du- 100 Back 48.98 biel…has one sister, Aleksandra…majoring in sociology. 200 Back 1:46.98

Jason Erdeljac Collin Forner Junior Junior Diving Diving Meadville, Pa./Meadville Allentown, Pa./Parkland

2008-09: Collin Forner was voted as the most improvedmproved 2008-09: A team captain, Jason Erdeljac qualifi ed for the Big East Champi- diver at the season ending awards banquet…fi nished sixth onships last season...tallied a team top-fi ve score on the 1M board against on the 3M and seventh on the 1M at the Big East Champion- Virginia Tech...placed fourth on both diving events against Virginia... ships…qualifi ed for the NCAA Zone diving meet…was one fi nished sixth in the 3M diving event against Cincinnati. of the four divers that swept the 3M event and one of three 2007-2008: Erdeljac advanced to the fi nals on the 3M board at his fi rst Big that swept the 1M event at WVU…named Pitt Performer of East Championship meet…placed third on the 3M board against Virginia…. the Meet against Virginia for his fi rst-place fi nishes on the named a Pitt Performer of the Meet against West Virginia…one of four 1M and 3m boards. Panthers who helped Pitt sweep the top-three places on both boards in 2007-2008: Forner placed in the fi nals on the 3M board dur- the Panthers’ 21-point upset victory over West Virginia. ing the Big East Championships during his rookie season... HIGH SCHOOL: Erdeljac was named an All-American diver as a junior named a Pitt Performer of the Meet against West Virginia, and senior…three-time district champion…fi nished 10th as a sophomore, where he placed third on the 3M board. fourth as a junior, and seventh as a senior at states…district meet record HIGH SCHOOL: Forner is a three-time District XI Cham- pion…three-time Lehigh Valley Interscholastic Athletic holder for an 11 dive event…high school record holder for six and 11 dives… Conference Champion…earned the Dennis McCoinnley a member of the National Honor Society. outstanding diver award three times during his career… PERSONAL: Born June 2, 1989…son of Phillip and Tracy Erdeljac…has a led Parkland to District XI Championships as a freshman sister and a brother…majoring in English and fl im studies. and then as a senior…deemed an All-State awardee in his senior year. Erdeljac’s Top Scores PERSONAL: Born on August 8, 1988…son of Brian and 1M Diving 295.20 Margaret Forner…has a brother…an engineering major. 3M Diving 308.55 Forner’s Top Scores 1M Diving 314.25 3M Diving 377.33

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CharlieC Hauser Alex McLaren JuniorJ Junior DDiving Fly/ Back Latrobe,L Pa./Latrobe North Seanich, B.C/ Stellys Sec. Hampton

2008-09: Charlie Hauser earned the team’s fourth best score in the 1M and 2008-09: Alex McLaren recorded several top-fi ve team fi nishes, including was fi fth overall on the 3M board…fi nished eighth in the 1M diving event second in the 100 & 200 fl y, third in the 50 back and 50 fl y and fi fth in the at the Big East Championship meet…took fourth on the 1M board against 100 back…fi nished 15th in the 100 fl y at the Big East Championships… Cincinnati…placed third in the 1M and sixth in the 3M event against West placed third in the 200 free and 100 fl y and fi fth in the 200 back against Virginia…recorded a sixth-place fi nish on the 3M board against Virginia. Notre Dame…fi nished fourth in the 200 back against Cincinnati…turned HIGH SCHOOL: Hauser was a two-time state fi nalist on the board…a in a third-place fi nish in the 200 free, fourth in the 100 back and sixth in three-time WCCA champion…won the WPIAL championships as a junior the 200 back against West Virginia…took fourth in the 100 and 200 fl y and was runner-up as a senior…led his team to the state championships against Virginia Tech. where they fi nished eighth his senior season and ninth as a junior…four- 2007-2008: McLaren earned a 15th-place fi nish in the 200 back at his fi rst year member of the Pitt Aquatic Club…received the Michael Reed Raf- Big East Championship meet…rounded out the swimmers in the consola- ferty Award and W.T. Scheeren Scholar Athlete Award…member of the tion heat of the 200 free at the BEC with a 16th-place performance…won National Honor Society…won the U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar the 200 free against WVU and Syracuse…garnered a fi rst-place fi nish in Athlete Award. the 200 free and 200 back in the Cincinnati meet...earned second place PERSONAL: Son of Joseph and Patricia Hauser…born on January 8, 1989… at the 200 back against WVU. has one sister, Samantha…majoring in Environmental Studies with a minor HIGH SCHOOL: McLaren was a two-time Provincial Champion in the 100 in English Literature. backstroke…posted six senior national qualifying times…placed eighth in the 50 back at nationals in 2005...claimed an eighth-place fi nish in the Hauser’s Top Scores 1M Diving 296.90 200 back at the 2007 Spring Nationals...won silver and bronze medals at 3M Diving 295.35 club nationals…a Canadian Games bronze medalist…a member of the 2007 Canadian junior national team…also competed in soccer and was a member of the Canadian Youth World Cup team that placed ninth out of 156 teams…a four year member of the honor roll. PERSONAL: Born January 21, 1988…son of Keith and Judy McLaren… has an older sister…French and urban studies major. McLaren’s Top Times 50 Back 24.95 100 Back 52.14 100 Fly 49.21 200 Fly 1:50.17

Bobby Smith Zane McLain Junior Junior Back Diving Long Island, N.Y./ Red Lion, Pa./Dallastown Area St. John the Baptist/Pacific

2008-09: Bobby Smith placed 13th in the 200 back and 14th in the 100 back at the Big East Championships…named the Big East Conference Swim- 2008-09:Zane McLain fi nished ninth on the 3M board and 11th on the 1M ming and Diving Athlete of the Week on Feb. 11…fi nished second against board at the Big East Championships…qualifi ed for the NCAA Zone Diving conference opponents Notre Dame and Cincinnati in the 100 back…ranked Meet…was one of four Panthers to sweep the 3M diving event and one of second on the team in the 200 back and third in the 100 back. . three who swept the 1M board against WVU…voted Pitt Performer of the At PACIFIC: Smith fi nished fourth in the 200 back at the Big West Cham- Meet against Cincinnati for two second-place fi nishes. pionships...was also a member of the lacrosse team. 2007-2008: McLain placed third in the 1M event against West Virginia. HIGH SCHOOL: Smith was a four-time N. Y. state qualifi er and fi nalist...a HIGH SCHOOL: McLain was named an Athletic All-American in his senior 2007 state champion in the 200 IM and third in the 100 back...led his team season…three-time county all-star…posted three Dallastown school re- to a B Division N.Y. Catholic High School Championship as a junior...named cords…placed ninth on the board at states as a senior…two-time district team MVP in 2007...a two-time All-American...earned four all-state and runner-up…two-time league meet champion…lettered in track and fi eld two All-American selections...qualifi ed for junior nationals six times,senior where he placed 13th at states in the pole vault…member of National nationals twice and the U.S. Open..a member of the Long Island Aquatic Honor Society and student council. club...set school records in the 100 back, 200 IM, 50, 200 and 500 free, and PERSONAL: Son of Scott and Andrea McLain…born on November 6, as a member of the 200 and 400 free and 200 medley relays. 1988…has two brothers….a chemistry and history major. PERSONAL: Born December 28, 1988…Son of Christopher and Christine Smith…has one sister Ashley…a psychology major. McLain’s Top Scores 1M Diving 310.42 Smith’s Top Times 50 Free 21.35 3M Diving 332.85 50 Back 24.44 100 Back 50.13 32 200 Back 1:49.38 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving TEAM BIOS

ChristophC Berger SophomoreS IM/FreeI Hanover,H Va./Hanover

2008ǧ09: A Big East qualifi er, Christoph Berger recorded team top-fi ve times in the 200 back (third), 1000 free (third), 200 IM (third) and 200 fl y (fourth). HIGH SCHOOL: Berger garnered the 400 IM National Championship title while competing in Switzerland’s National Swimming Championships.... fi nished second in the 200 IM and 100 and 200 back at the Swiss Champion- ships...four-year regional champion in the 100 free and 200 IM…Swimmer of the Year as a freshman and senior…three-time team MVP…holds two Central Region records…collected 13 of the 16 individual school records and aided fi ve relay records…garnered the Coaches Award…advanced to the state meet with the Hanover High School relay team in 2007…competed at states three times during his career...participated in the NCSA twice… won the Novice Summer Championship as a diver in 2007…participated in the 2007 summer long course junior nationals...member of the Academic Honor, Beta Club and National Honor Society…selected as a Scholastic All-American (2006, 2008)…letterwinner in track and collected the 2006 team MVP honor in cross country. PERSONAL: Born May 18, 1990… Christoph Schuler Berger… son of Alex and Kristin Berger… an undecided major. DawidD Goszczycki Berger’s Top Times 200 IM 1:52.09 Sophomore 100 Back 52.59 200 Back 1:53.61 Free Olszetyn, Poland/ PineP Crest (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)

AidanA Considine 20082 ǧ09: Dawid Goszczycki qualifi ed for the Big East Championships...held Sophomore top-fit ve times in several events, including second in the 500 free, third in Breast/IM thet 1650 and 400 IM...took fi fth in the 1000 free against West Virginia and NotreN Dame...placed sixth overall in the 500 free against Virginia. Columbia, Md./DeMatha Catholic HIGHH SCHOOL: Goszczycki fi nished third as a member of the U.S. Spring ChampionshipC 800 free relay team…a team captain as a senior. PERSONAL:P Born Nov. 30, 1989…son of Forostab and Besta Goszczycki… hash one brother and one sister…a business major.

2008ǧ09: A Big East qualifi er, Aidan Considine recorded team top-times in the 200 breast (third) 200 IM (fourth), 400 IM (fi fth)...placed fi fth in the Goszczycki’s Top Times 400 IM 3:58.26 100 back against West Virginia...claimed fourth in the 1000 free and fi fth 500 Free 4:31.50 in the 200 breast against Notre Dame. 1650 Free 16:11.83 HIGH SCHOOL: Considine is an eight-time Junior National qualifi er…a member of the National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Born June 15, 1990…son of Blaise and Donna Considine… has a younger sister, Nora…an undecided major.

Considine’s Top Times 200 IM 1:53.10 400 IM 4:04.75 200 Breast 2:08.96

33 28 Big East Championships and Counting... MEN’S BIOS & STATS

Rousseau Kluever Otto Pagel Sophomore Sophomore Fly/IM Free Cape Town, South Africa/Rondebosch Neubrandenburgh, Germany./ Werner- Seelenbinder-Schule

2008ǧ09: As a freshman, Rousseau Kluever was named the Most Valuable 20082 ǧ09: Otto Pagel joined the team in January and immediately contrib- Swimmer following an impressive season...set freshman records in the 200 uuted…at the Big East Championships he placed fi fth in the 200 free…set a fl y and 400 IM at the Big East Championships...placed sixth in the 400 IM at ffreshman record in the 200 free...was 11th in the 50 free and 16th in the 100 the BEC...claimed eighth in the 200 fl y and 14th in the 200 IM at the same ffree…turned in his best time in the 200 free as the lead leg of the third-place meet...held the fastest 200 IM on the 8800 free relay team…was a part of the third-place 200 and 400 freestyle roster...took second in the 200 fl y and third in the 500 free against Notre relays…alsor swam in the 400 medley relay which placed sixth at the BEC. Dame...placed fourth in the 200 IM against West Virginia. HIGHH SCHOOL: Pagel swam for the SG Neukolin club team...swam for only HIGH SCHOOL: Kluever claimed a second-place fi nish in the 200 fl y at the twot years prior to attending Pitt. 2008 South African Olympic Trials...led his team to four conference cham- PERSONAL:P Born Sept.25, 1988... son of Silke Pagel...an undecided major. pionships while at Rondebosch…recorded four 200 IM conference titles… Pagel’s Top Times competed in three consecutive national meets for the 200 fl y…earned a Distinction for swimming. PERSONAL: Born November 16, 1989…son of Herman and Willien Kluever… has a younger brother…a undecided major. 50 Free 20.44 100 Free 44.78 Kluever’s Top Times 200 Free 1:37.57

200 IM 1:50.60 400 IM 3:54.66 200 Fly 1:47.65

Jake Lucas Sophomore Free/ Back Ryan Richmond, Va./Liberty Lynn Sophomore Free Landenberg, Pa./Kennett 2008ǧ09: Jake Lucas scored in all three of his individual events at the Big East Championship…placed ninth in the 100 free (44.48)…set a freshman record in the 100 free...fi nished 10th in the 100 fl y and 11th in the 100 back...was a member of the 400 and 800 freestyle relays that earned NCAA provisional 20082 ǧ09: Ryan Lynn fi nished 16th in the 1650 free at the Big East Champhion- times…swam on the fi fth-place 200 medley relay team…member of the 400 sships...held the team’s fastest time in the 1000 free, was second in the 1650 medley relay that placed sixth at the BEC…named Pitt Performer of the Meet ffree and fi fth in the 200 and 500 free…fi nished third in the 500 free against during the Hoosierland Invitational. VVirginia Tech…placed fourth in the 500 free, fi fth in the 200 free and seventh HIGH SCHOOL: Lucas was the 2008 Freelance Star Swimmer and Athlete in the 100 free against Cincinnati…touched for fourth in the 500 and 1000 of the Year…earned fi rst team All-Metro in the 100 fl y as a junior…holds the ffree against Virginia…fi nished seventh in the 500 free against Notre Dame… school record in three freestyle events, the 100 fl y, 200 IM and 100 back… named Swimmer of the Week for Pitt on Jan. 18. qualifi ed for the Senior Nationals and U.S. Open in the 100 fl y…NCSA fi nalist HIGH SCHOOL: Lynn was an All-American in the 200 and 500 free…earned as a junior and senior…a three-time Principal’s Scholar Awardee…recorded tthe PIAA High School District I Outstanding Swimmer of the Meet honor, a top fi ve percent SAT score…National Scholastic Achievement Writing ttwice…recorded a second-place fi nish in the 500 free and claimed third in the Contest winner. 200 free at states his sophomore season…qualifi ed for the junior nationals PERSONAL: Born Feb. 9, 1990…son of Albert and Lisa Lucas…has two in the 200 free. brothers and a sister…an undecided major. PERSONAL: Born May 23, 1990...son of John and Lynn Lynn, has two sisters Lucas’ Top Times 50 Free 20.98 Katie and Becca…an undecided major. 100 Free 44.48 Lynn’s Top Times 200 Free 1:41.01 100 Back 49.62 500 Free 4:35.13 100 Fly 48.91 1650 Free 16:01.17 34 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving NEWCOMERS

MurrayM Hannan Hussein Medhat SeniorS Freshmann FFree Free WalnutW Creek, Calif./ Cairo, Egypt/ DiabloD Valley College Fork Union Military Acad. (Va.)

DIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE: Murray Hannan was a California State HHIGH SCHOOL: Hussein Medhat won the 100 free and was a member Junior College Champion in the 100 fl y…a member of the 200 free relay oof the winning 200 free relay team at the 2009 state championship… that set the national junior college record at 1:22.22…led Diablo Valley pplaced second in the 200 free at the same event…earned titles in to a state championship title in 2008...garnered All-American honors in tthe 100 free, 200 free relay and 400 free relay during the conference several events. cchampionships in 2008…a four-time All-American…part of the Egyptian HIGH SCHOOL: Hannan only swam on a summer league before attend- NNational Team since 2004…World Short Course Championship team ing Diablo Valley…lettered in four sports at Northgate including soccer, mmember in 2008…placed third in the 200 free and second in the 400 and water polo, track and cross country…qualifi ed for North Coast sectionals 8800 free relays at the Arab Games in 2007…named an African Games in track for high jump and pole vault. tteam member and fi nished fi fth in the 200 free and third in the 400 free PERSONAL: Born August 31, 1987...son of Paul Hannan and Kristine rrelay…earned fi rst place in the 50 and 200 free, as well as fi rst as a mem- Marr…has one brother…majoring in psychology. bber of the 400 free and medley relays at the Arab Juniors in 2007…swam ffor El Ahly, competing in National, International and Zone Champion- sships in Egypt. PPERSONAL: Born August 20, 1991…son of Medhat Aboulkassem MMohamed and Gihan Hilmy AboulFitouh…has a brother, Ahmed Medhat AAboulkassem Mohamed…an undecided major. Jared Kolwyck Freshman Free Mason,Ohio/Mason Erik Moore Freshman Diving HIGH SCHOOL: Jared Kolwyck led his high school team to four consecutive conference championships, including a ninth-place state fi nish in his Fredrick, Md./Fredrick junior and senior years…named a NISCA All-American in the 500 free and 400 free relay…was a NISCA Academic All-American…earned his fi rst team all-conference honors…placed seventh in the 500 free, eighth with the 200 free relay and sixth with the 400 free relay at states his senior year…a member of the Mason Manta Rays for four years…club team won HIGHH SCHOOL: Erik Moore was a three-time second team all-area se- the Ohio Senior meet in his senior year…member of the National Honor lectionl during his career at Fredrick…recorded a personal best of 269.68 Society. ono the 1M board…was a member of pro-action sports. PERSONAL: Born January 24, 1991…son of Marty and Marie Kolwyck… PERSONAL:P Born June 12, 1991…son of Michael and Shabri Moore…has has one brother Justin…majoring in engineering. oneo brother…major is neuroscience.

DonaldD Mata JuniorJ BBack/Fly Vallejo,V Calif./Diablo Valley College

DIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE: Don Mata won the 200 back at the Cali- fornia Junior College State Championship meet…earned All-American honors in the 200 back…led his squad to a 2008 state championship. HIGH SCHOOL: Mata was a six-time All-American at Benicia…swam for the Walnut Creek Aqua Bears where he qualiﬁ ed for nationals in the 100 back and 100 free. PERSONAL: Born April 11, 1989...son of James and Janet Mata…has one sister…majoring in communications.

35 28 Big East Championships and Counting... NEWCOMER PROFILES

Luis Rodriguez Freshman Fly/Free Wexford,Pa./North Allegheny

HIGH SCHOOL: Luis Rodriguezd led his team to the 2009 state championships…a member of the three-time WPIAL Championship team…earned All-America honors in the 200 medley relay and the 400 free relays his sophomore season…garnered All-America honors in the 100 fl y, 200 medley relay, 200 and 400 free relays as a junior…earned All-America honors in the 100 fl y, 200 free, 200 and 400 free relays his senior season… attended Junior Nationals in August 2009…qualifi ed for SCY Senior Na- tionals…swam for Allegheny North Swim Club for six years…also competed in water polo where he was named second team all-state. PERSONAL: Born March 24, 1991…son of Aurelio and Wendy Rodri- guez…an undecided major.

Jacob Nick Sharp Freshman Van Roekel Breast Sophomore Mount Airy, N.C./Glenelg Fly/Free Ankeny,Iowa/New Orleans

AAT UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS: Jake Van RRoekel k lfi fi nished i h df fourth hi in HIGH SCHOOL: Nick Sharp was a long time member of the Green Ter- tthe 200 free at the Sun Belt Conference meet...school-record holder in ror Aquatic Club…qualifi ed for junior nationals in the 100 and 200 breast. tthe 200 free...swam the team’s second-fastest 200 IM at the conference PERSONAL: Born August 14, 1991...son of Michael and Judi Sharp…has meet (1:52.94)…recorded the team’s third-fastest 100 free time at the one brother and one sister…a computer science major. SSBC meet…a member of the 400 free relay team that bested the previ- oous UNO record by eight seconds...a member of the UNO record-setting 8800 free relay team, breaking the previous record by 19 seconds...set a tthen-school record in the 200 free with a time of 1:44.65. HIGH SCHOOL: Van Roekel placed third in the 100 and 200 free at the 2007 Iowa State Championships...the 2007 District Swimmer of the YYear...2008 Academic All-State...named team captain...2008 Scholastic AAward winner. PERSONAL: Born April 15, 1990...son of Phil and Laura Van Roekel... brother Ben Van Roekel swims for the University of Texas...an undeclared major.

36 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving HEADER TWO

Andrzej Dubiel 50 Back-22.97 100 Back-48.98 Kristen McMullan 50 Free-23.02

Swimming and Diving 2008-09 - Individual School Record Breakers

LAURA BARNES 100 Breast-1:02.80 200 Breast-2:15.29

37 28 Big East Championships and Counting... 2008ǧ09 SEASON REVIEW

2008-09 Women’s Final Results Big East Record: 8-5, 3-1 Big East Date Opponent Score W-L/Place Record Championships Oct. 10 Blue-Gold Meet 159-111 Blue – Team Standingsg Oct. 24 vs. St. Bonaventure 196-97 W 1-0, 0-0 Oct. 31 at Notre Dame* 223-77 L 1-1, 0-1 1. Notre Dame 828 Nov. 15 at Cincinnati* 182.5-117.5 W 2-1, 1-1 2. Louisville 581 Nov. 21-23 at Hoosierland Invitational No Team Scores -- 3. PITTSBURGH 492.5 Dec. 12-14 vs. Christmas Meet No Team Scores -- 4. Rutgers 380 Jan. 4 at Tennesse Diving Invitational No Team Scores -- 5. West Virginia 377 Jan. 10 vs. West Virginia* 166.5-131.5 W 3-1, 2-1 6. Connecticut 279.5 7. Villanova 264.5 Jan. 16-17 at Maryland 213-138 L 3-2, 2-1 8. Cincinnati 192 vs. Penn State 248-104 L 3-3, 2-1 9. Syracuse 181.5 vs. Villanova* 241-111 W 4-3, 3-1 10. Seton Hall 64 Jan. 31 vs. Virginia Tech 177.5-118.5 L 4-4, 3-1 11. Georgetown 61 Feb. 1 vs. Virginia 131-103 L 4-5, 3-1 12. Providence 54 Feb. 7 vs. California (Pa.) 245-13 W 5-5, 3-1 vs. Carnegie Mellon 243-24 W 6-5, 3-1 vs. Clarion 191-106 W 7-5, 3-1 vs. Slippery Rock 245-35 W 8-5, 3-1 Big East Placewinners Feb. 18-21 at Big East Championships 492.5 3rd – Third Place Event Time/Score *Denotes Big East Conference meet Morgan Speece* 1M Diving 264

Fourth Place Event Time/Score McDonnell, Cutrell 800 Free Relay 7:25.43 2008-09 Women’s Event Top Times/Scores Spak, Seiơ ert Morgan Speece 1M Diving 269.65 Laura Barnes 100 Breast 1:02.97 Event Time Name Meet Date Laura Barnes 200 Breast 2:15.42 50 Free 23.02* Kristen McMullan BEC 2/18/2009 Megan Bender 200 Back 1:58.52 Cookie McIntyre 200 Fly 2:00.97 100 Free 50.45 Kristen McMullan BEC 2/18/2009 200 Free 1:49.83 Lisa McDonnell BEC 2/18/2009 Fifth Place Event Time/Score 500 Free 4:51.66 Katie Cutrell Indiana Invitational 11/21/2008 Kishbaugh, Barnes 200 Medley Relay 1:42.14 1000 Free 10:01.87 Katie Cutrell Notre Dame 10/31/2008 Trant, McMullan 1650 Free 16:44.67 Katie Cutrell Indiana Invitational 11/21/2008 Sophie Cross 200 IM 2:02.48 Kristen McMullan 50 Free 23.11 100 Back 55.29 Ryann Kishbaugh BEC 2/18/2009 Morgan Speece 1M Diving 261.9 200 Back 1:58.52 Megan Bender BEC 2/18/2009 McMullan, McDonnell 200 Free Relay 1:33.03 100 Breast 1:02.80* Laura Barnes BEC 2/18/2009 Van Rooyen, Spak Mallory Mullady 3M Diving 267.85 200 Breast 2:15.29* Laura Barnes BEC 2/18/2009 McMullan, McDonnell 400 Free Relay 3:24.04 100 Fly 55.27 Tamara Lelli BEC 2/18/2009 Spak, Seiơ ert Ryann Kishbaugh 100 Back 55.69 200 Fly 2:00.97 Cookie McIntyre BEC 2/18/2009 Kishbaugh, Barnes 400 Medley Relay 3:44.81 200 IM 2:02.46 Sophie Cross BEC 2/18/2009 Lelli, McMullan 400 IM 4:20.18 Cookie McIntyre BEC 2/18/2009 1M Diving (6) 290.25 Margo Ekstrom Virginia 2/1/2009 Sixth Place Event Time/Score 3M Diving (6) 282.37 Alyssa Ferraro Cincinnati 11/15/2008 Ruth Seiơ ert 100 Breast 1:03.53

*Indicates a School Record Seventh Place Event Time/Score Sabrina Jennings 1M Diving 238 Megan Bender 100 Back 55.82 Katie Cutrell 1650 Free 16:53.76 Sophie Cross 200 Fly 2:03.32

Eigth Place Event Time/Score Alyssa Ferarro 3M Diving 220.90 Cookie McIntyre 400 IM 4:23.89 2009 Panther Team Awards Lisa McDonnell 200 Free 1:50.00 Panther Triad Award Most Improved Diver Beth Newell, Erin Meehan Mallory Mullady *indicates All-Big East honors Most Valuable Diver Most Improved Swimmer Morgan Speece Allie Horvath Most Valuable Swimmer Academic Award Laura Barnes Megan Sisko

38 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving SEASON REVIEW

2008-09 Men’s Final Results Big East Record: 4-6, 1-2 Big East Championships Date Opponent Score W-L/Finish Record Team Standingsg Oct. 10 Blue-Gold Meet 134-117 Gold – Oct. 24 vs. St. Bonaventure 179-119 W 1-0, 0-0 1. Notre Dame 782.5 Oct. 31 at Notre Dame* 152-148 L 1-1, 0-1 2. Louisville 773 Nov. 15 at Cincinnati* 164-135 L 1-2, 0-2 3. PITTSBURGH 442.5 Nov. 21-23 at Hoosierland Invitational No Team Scores -- 4. West Virginia 405 5. Cincinnati 357.5 Dec. 12-14 vs. Christmas Meet No Team Scores -- 6. Connecticut 287 Jan. 4 at Tennesse Diving Invitational No Team Scores -- 7. Syracuse 243 Jan. 10 vs. West Virginia* 155.5-144.5 W 2-2, 1-2 8. Seton Hall 181.5 Jan. 16-17 at Maryland 185-161 L 2-3, 1-2 9. Georgetown 104 vs. Penn State 244-108 L 2-4, 1-2 10. Villanova 78 Jan. 31 vs. Virginia Tech 183-111 L 2-5, 1-2 11. Providence 60 Feb. 1 vs. Virginia 142-96 L 2-6, 1-2 Feb. 3 vs. Carngegie Mellon 233-54 W 3-6, 1-2 vs. Clarion 216-76 W 4-6, 1-2 Big East Placewinners Feb. 18-21 at Big East Championships 442.5 3rd – First Place Event Time/Score *Denotes Big East Conference meet Alex Volovetski* 1M Diving 373.15 Alex Volovetski* 3M Diving 387.15

Third Place Event Time/Score Pagel,* Navarro* 800 Free Relay 6:35.35 Lucas,* Corvin* Pagel,* Dubiel* 400 Free Relay 2:57.42 2008-09 Men’s Event Top Times/Scores Lucas,* Corvin* Dubiel,* Pagel* 200 Free Relay 1:20.27 Kubicek,* Corvin* Event Time Name Meet Date 50 Free 20.39 Justin Corvin BEC 2/18/2009 Fifth Place Event Time/Score 100 Free 44.48 Jake Lucas BEC 2/18/2009 Dubiel, Conklyn 200 Medley Relay 1:29.43 Lucas, Corvin 200 Free 1:37.57 Otto Pagel BEC 2/18/2009 Jon Buchanan 400 IM 3:54.41 500 Free 4:29.40 Alex Navarro BEC 2/18/2009 Otto Pagel 200 Free 1:38.15 1000 Free 9:47.61 Jon Buchanan West Virginia 1/10/2009 1650 Free 15:45.34 Jon Buchanan BEC 2/18/2009 Sixth Place Event Time/Score Rousseau Kluever 400 IM 3:54.66 50 Back 22.97* Andrzej Dubiel BEC 2/18/2009 Collin Forner 3M Diving 315.10 100 Back 48.98* Andrzej Dubiel BEC 2/18/2009 Dubiel, Conklyn 400 Medley Relay 3:17.10 200 Back 1:46.98 Andrzej Dubiel BEC 2/18/2009 Lucas, Pagel

100 Breast 56.57 B.J. Conklyn BEC 2/18/2009 Seventh Place Event Time/Score 200 Breast 2:06.57 Charlie Zettel BEC 2/18/2009 Collin Forner 1M Diving 295.85 100 Fly 48.91 Jake Lucas BEC 2/18/2009 Jon Buchanan 1650 Free 15:45.34 200 Fly 1:47.65 Rousseau Kluever BEC 2/18/2009 Eigth Place Event Time/Score 200 IM 1:50.60 Rousseau Kluever BEC 2/18/2009 Justin Corvin 50 Free 20.39 400 IM 3:54.41 Jon Buchanan BEC 2/18/2009 Charlie Hauser 1M Diving 220.60 1M Diving (6) 422.92* Alex Volovetski Cincinnati 11/15/2008 Rousseau Kluever 200 Fly 1:47.69 3M Diving (6) 392.55 Alex Volovetski Cincinnati 11/15/2008 *indicates All-Big East honors

*Indicates a School Record

2009 Panther Team Awards Panther Triad Award Most Improved Diver Geoơ Morgan Collin Forner Most Valuable Diver Most Improved Swimmer Alex Volovetski George Krakowski Most Valuable Swimmer Academic Award Rousseau Kluever Jon Buchanan

39 28 Big East Championships and Counting... SCHOOL/POOL RECORDS

School Records

Event Name Time/Pts. Year EventE Name ...... Time/Pts...... Year 400 50 Free Kristen McMullan ...... 23.02...... 2009 R-FreeR Jordan Wallace ...... 3:21.31 ...... 2006 100 Free Jordan Wallace ...... 49.98 ...... 2006 Stacie Safritt 200 Free Kristin Brown ...... 1:47.44 ...... 2007 Kelly Redcay 500 Free Kristin Brown ...... 4:48.84 ...... 2007 Kristin Brown 1000 Free Sue Heon ...... 9:57.43 ...... 1983 8008 R-Free Kristin Brown ...... 7:19.14 ...... 2007 1650 Free Sue Heon ...... 16:31.78 ...... 1985 Agnes Mago 50 Back Carolyne Savini ...... 26.04 ...... 2003 Stacie Safritt Andrea Shoust ...... 26.04 ...... 2007 Ruth Seiơ ert 100 Back Andrea Shoust ...... 54.74 ...... 2007 2200 R-Medley Carolyne Savini ...... 1:41.74 ...... 2003 200 Back Carolyne Savini ...... 1:57.65 ...... 2003 Ryan Redman 100 Breast Laura Barnes ...... 1:02.80 ...... 2009 Kelli Tielking 200 Breast Laura Barnes ...... 2:15.29...... 2009 Jenny Livingstone 100 Fly Kelli Tielking ...... 55.00 ...... 2004 4400 R-Medley Ryann Kishbaugh ...... 3:44.81 ...... 2009 200 Fly Agnes Mago ...... 2:00.16 ...... 2008 Laura Barnes 200 IM Carolyne Savini ...... 2:01.68 ...... 2003 Tamara Lelli 400 IM Agnes Mago ...... 4:18.70 ...... 2008 Kristen McMullan 200 R-Free Kristin Brown ...... 1:32.40 ...... 2006 Kelly Redcay 11M Diving Jamie Tomazich ...... 301.95 ...... 2000 Kelly O’Hara 33M Diving Jamie Tomazich ...... 321.60 ...... 1999 Jordan Wallace

TreesTrees PPooloolR Recordsecords

Event Time/Pts. Name School Year Event Name Time/Pts. Year 50 Free 22.58...... Jennifer Boyd ...... Brown ...... 1990 400 R-Free 3:23.66 ...... H. McDermid ...... Penn State .... 1990 100 Free 49.68 ...... Jennifer Boyd ...... Brown ...... 1990 J. Kleiderlein 200 Free 1:48.10 ...... Kristin Brown ...... TPIT...... 2007 D. Sonntag 500 Free 4:48.02 ...... Linda Gallo ...... Notre Dame.. 1998 K. Lilly 1000 Free 9:44.62 ...... Juliane Brossman ....N.J. Wave ...... 1983 800 R-Free 7:20.90 ...... R. Laravie ...... Florida ...... 1979 1650 Free 16:23.14 ...... Diana Munz ...... LESD ...... 1996 S. Ackum 50 Back 26.00 ...... Linda Jezek ...... Stanford ...... 1979 E. Jones 100 Back 54.35 ...... Kaitlyn Ferguson .... Penn State .. ..2008 B. Borgh 200 Back 1:58.83 ...... Linda Jezek ...... Stanford ...... 1979 200 R-Medley 1:42.56 ...... S. Haupt ...... PSU ...... 2006 100 Breast 1:02.07 ...... Shannon Suddarth ..... Notre Dame.. 1998 A. Hoisington 200 Breast 2:13.65 ...... Claire Clemens...... Penn State .... 2008 A. Biedermann 100 Fly 54.16...... Melanie Buddemeyer ... Penn Hills ..... 1984 K. Nelson 200 Fly 1:59.24 ...... Karie Haglund ...... Penn State .... 2008 400 R-Medley 3:44.94 ...... T. Kouser ...... Villanova ...... 1993 200 IM 2:00.80 ...... Joan Pennington .....Texas ...... 1979 L. Flood 400 IM 4:14.51 ...... Ali Horn ...... VA Gators ..... 2008 E. Rothenbach 200 R-Free 1:33.28 ...... L Lauwaert ...... Villanova ...... 1998 M. McCaơ rey J. Gruters T. Brock 1M Diving 297.40 ...... Jamie Tomazich ...... PITT...... 2000 K. Olson 3M Diving 335.35 ...... Doris Glenneasterly .... Miami (FL) .... 1998

Panthers in the Record Books...

Kristin Brown Andrea Shoust Sue Heon Carolyne Savini Jamie Tomazich Jordan Wallace 40 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving PITT RECORDS

School Records

Event Name Time/Pts. Year EventE Name ...... Time/Pts...... Year 800 50 Free Mike Grube ...... 19.87 ...... 2001 R-FreeR Eric Limkemann ...... 6:33.14 ...... 2002 100 Free Mike Grube ...... 43.69 ...... 2002 Adam Webber 200 Free Eric Stefanski ...... 1:37.18 ...... 1997 Mike Grube 500 Free Eric Limkemann ...... 4:23:16 ...... 2003 Max Von Bodungen 1000 Free Eric Limkemann ...... 9:09.30 ...... 2002 2002 R-Medley Andrzej Dubiel ...... 1:29.19 ...... 2008 1650 Free Eric Limkemann ...... 15:13.91 ...... 2002 Warren Barnes 50 Back Andrzej Dubiel ...... 22.97 ...... 2009 Adam Plutecki 100 Back Andrzej Dubiel ...... 48.98 ...... 2009 Patrick Mansﬁ eld 200 Back Steve Siler ...... 1:44.57 ...... 2000 4400 R-Medley Brian Elko ...... 3:16.80 ...... 2000 100 Breast Adam Plutecki ...... 53.81 ...... 2007 Michael Pron 200 Breast Adam Plutecki ...... 1:57.06 ...... 2007 Miah Heath 100 Fly Mike Kozlina ...... 48.09 ...... 1989 Mike Grube 200 Fly Jon Haggerty ...... 1:47.53 ...... 1998 200 IM Adam Plutecki ...... 1:49.43 ...... 2007 11M Diving Alex Volovetski ...... 408.40 ...... 2008 400 IM Matt Brady ...... 3:51.30 ...... 1995 33M Diving Jeremy Stultz ...... 409.70 ...... 2008 200 R-Free Darryl Washington ...... 1:19.56 ...... 2006 Tommy Bird Jeơ Leath Jason Miller 400 R-Free Miah Heath ...... 2:55.87 ...... 2002 Adam Webber Max Von Bodungen Mike Grube

TreesTrees PPoolool RRecordsecords

Event Time/Pts. Name School Year EventE Time/Pts. Name School Year 50 Free 19.88 ...... Mark Pinger ...... Miami ...... 1996 8008 R-Free 6:34.97 ...... N. Mora...... Miami ...... 1998 100 Free 43.31 ...... Mark Pinger ...... Miami ...... 1996 B. Cline 200 Free 1:36.75 ...... Miro Vucetic ...... Syracuse ...... 1996 N. Folker 500 Free 4:22.54 ...... Jay Craft ...... Syracuse ...... 1993 J. Sibbersen 1000 Free 8:57.97 ...... Trevor Scheid ...... UN-JC ...... 2008 2002 R-Med 1:29.97 ...... B. Elko ...... PITT ...... 1998 1650 Free 14:55.00 ...... Trevor Scheid ...... UN-JC ...... 2008 D. Meece 50 Back 22.59 ...... Tom Tracey ...... Villanova ...... 1996 J. Haggerty 100 Back 47.81 ...... Tom Tracey ...... Villanova ...... 1996 J. Koller 200 Back 1:43.87 ...... Tamas Deutsch ...... Miami ...... 1994 4004 R-Med 3:16.65 ...... T.Tracey ...... Villanova ...... 1996 100 Breast 53.81 ...... Adam Plutecki ...... PITT ...... 2007 K. Filipovski 200 Breast 1:57.35 ...... Adam Plutecki ...... PITT ...... 2007 M. Schwankl 100 Fly 48.36 ...... Jon Haggerty ...... PITT ...... 1998 J. Lucan 200 Fly 1:47.59 ...... Mike Raab ...... UVA ...... 2004 200 IM 1:48.51 ...... Daniel Karlsson ...... Syracuse ...... 1998 1M1 Diving 408.40 ...... Alex Volovetski...... PITT ...... 2008 400 IM 3:49.15 ...... Pat Mellors...... Virgina...... 2009 3M3 Diving 424.25...... Rio Ramirez ...... Miami ...... 1998 200 R-Free 1:21.15 ...... M. Demos ...... PITT ...... 2001 M. Von Bodungen A. Webber M. Heath 400 R-Free 2:59.00 J. Withey ...... Syracuse ...... 1996 K. Fraas M. Vucetic J. Gonzalez

Panthers in the Record Books...

Matt Brady Brian Elko Mike GrubeJason Miller Steve Siler Eric Stefanski 41 28 Big East Championships and Counting... BIG EAST CHAMPIONS

Big East Individual Champions

Name Year Event(s) 1995 1-M Diving 2003 100 Breast Sandy Albright 1987 100 Back 1995 3-M Diving TriciaT Rickert 1986 200 Free 1987 200 Back 1996 1-M Diving 1987 200 Free Jennifer Brown 1985 3-M Diving CCeleste Makiel 1988 500 Free 1987 500 Free Kristin Brown 2006 200 Free 1989 500 Free JulieJ Rocks 1991 100 Butterfl y 2007 200 Free Karin Masal 1990 200 Breast 1991 200 Butterfl y Kristin Caiazzo 2006 3-M Diving TTricia Ney 1985 1-M Diving TriciaT Schultz 1984 3-M Diving Marian Cassidy 1986 500 Free 1986 1-M Diving AndreaA Shoust 2007 100 Back 1988 400 IM 1986 3-M Diving 2007 200 Back Donna Flatch 1990 1-M Diving 1988 1-M Diving CynthiaC Snyder 2005 100 Breast Judy Haughton 1985 200 Fly 1988 3-M Diving Laura-LeeL Sullivan 1989 100 Breast 1986 200 Fly JodiJ O’Neil 1984 400 IM 1989 200 Breast 1987 200 Fly 1984 200 Breast 1989 200 IM 1988 200 Fly 1985 200 Breast 1990 100 Breast Sue Heon 1983 500 Free 1986 400 IM JanJ Ujevich 1983 50 Free 1983 1650 Free TracyT Pfi ster 1984 200 Free 1983 100 Free 1983 200 IM 1984 200 IM 1983 200 Breast 1983 400 IM 1984 200 Back LaureL Walczak 1987 100 Butterfl y 1983 200 Back 1985 200 Free 1989 50 Free 1985 500 Free 1985 200 IM 1989 100 Free 1985 1650 Free 1985 100 Back 1990 50 Free 1985 400 IM 1986 100 Back JordanJ Wallace 2005 50 Free 1985 200 Back 1986 200 Back 2005 100 Free Susan Hickman 1984 50 Free 1986 200 IM 1984 100 Free Margie Paulick 1987 1-M Diving 1985 50 Free 1987 3-M Diving 1985 100 Free 1989 3-M Diving 1986 50 Free Krissa Ratliơ 1989 1-M Diving 1986 100 Free 1990 3-M Diving 1987 50 Free 1991 1-M Diving 1987 100 Free 1991 3-M Diving Sunday Lewandowski 1994 1-M Diving Ryan Redman 2002 100 Breast

Women’s Relay Champions 200 R-Freestyle 1988 ...... Cindy Rose, Marian Cassidy, 19891 ...... Sandy Albright, Laura-Lee Sullivan, 1983 ...... Jan Ujevich, Alicia Dugan, Celeste Makiel, Tricia Rickert Noelle Barry, Laure Walczak Denise Ricketts, Denise Sedlacek 1989 ...... Laure Walczak, Celeste Makiel, 19901 ...... Trina Thames, Laura-Lee Sullivan, 1984 ...... Tracy Pfi ster, Alica Dugan, Tricia Rickert, Christine Gallagher Julie Rocks, Laure Walczak Denise Sedlacek, Susan Hickman 1990 ...... Laure Walczak, Trina Thames, 20042 ...... Carolyne Savini, Ryan Redman, 1985 ...... Susan Hickman, Tracy Pfi ster, Christine Gallagher, Clare McShane Kelli Tielking, Kelly Redcay Cindy Rose, Alicia Dugan 20052 ...... Andrea Shoust, Lindsay Tiberio, 1986 ...... Alicia Dugan, Tracy Pfi ster, 800 R-Freestyle Kelly Redcay, Jordan Wallace Cindy Rose, Susan Hickman 1985 ...... Jodi O’Neil, Sue Heon, 1987 ...... Laure Walczak, Cindy Rose, Alicia Dugan, Marian Cassidy 4004 R-Medley Tracy Pfi ster, Susan Hickman 1986 ...... Jodi O’Neil, Tracy Pfi ster, 19831 ...... Sue Heon, Wendy Morgan, 1988 ...... Laure Walczak, Tricia Rickert, Tricia Rickert, Marian Cassidy Nordine Burrell, Jan Ujevich Celeste Makiel, Cindy Rose 1987 ...... Jodi O’Neil, Laure Walczak, 19871 ...... Sandy Albright, Jodi O’Neil, 1989 ...... Laure Walczak, Celeste Makiel, Marian Cassidy, Tricia Rickert Pam Murphy, Susan Hickman Tricia Rickert, Christine Gallagher 1988 ...... Celeste Makiel, Kara Moxie, 19901 ...... Trina Thames, Laura-Lee Sullivan, 1990 ...... Laure Walczak, Trina Thames, Marian Cassidy, Tricia Rickert Julie Rocks, Laure Walczak Celeste Makiel, Christine Gallagher 200 R-Medley 400 R-Freestyle 1983 ...... Georgia Spolsky, Wendy Morgan 1984 ...... Tracy Pfi ster, Alicia Dugan, Nordine Burrell, Alicia Dugan Chris Kaucher, Susan Hickman 1984 ...... Tracy Pfi ster, Wendy Morgan, 1985 ...... Susan Hickman, Tracy Pfi ster, Denise Sedlacek, Susan Hickman Cindy Rose, Alicia Dugan 1985 ...... Cindy Rose, Susan Hickman, 1986 ...... Tricia Rickert, Alicia Dugan. Tracy Pfi ster, Jodi O’Neil Marian Cassidy, Susan Hickman 1986 ...... Tracy Pfi ster, Jodi O’Neil, 1987 ...... Laure Walczak, Tricia Rickert, Cindy Rose, Susan Hickman Marian Cassidy, Susan Hickman 1987 ...... Sandy Albright, Jodi O’Neil, Laure Walczak, Susan Hickman

42 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving CHAMPIONS

Big East Individual Champions

Name Year Event(s) 1997 200 IM 1984 1650 Free Tim Adams 1987 100 Back 1998 100 Butterfl y Todd Mulzet 1984 1-M Diving Ed Bahan 1983 100 Free 1998 200 Butterfl y 1985 1-M Diving 1984 50 Free MMiah Heath 2000 100 Free 1986 1-M Diving 1984 100 Free RRichard James 1984 200 IM 1986 3-M Diving Ed Bergan 1983 100 Back 1985 100 Back Dennis Nemtsanov 2004 1-M Diving 1983 200 Back 1985 200 Back 2005 3-M Diving 1984 100 Back 1985 200 IM Michael Pron 1997 200 Breast 1984 200 Back 1986 100 Back 2000 200 Breast Tommy Bird 2006 100 Back 1986 200 Back 2000 400 IM Chris Blair 1988 3-M Diving 1986 200 IM Dave Schepner 1989 1650 Free Don Boyd 1991 100 Breast SScott Jeơ ries 1986 50 Free 1990 1650 Free 1991 200 Breast 1987 100 Free John Sharkey 1987 1-M Diving 1992 100 Breast JJoe Kozlina 1991 200 Butterfl y 1989 1-M Diving 1992 200 Breast 1992 50 Free 1989 3-M Diving Matt Brady 1992 100 Back 1992 100 Free 1990 1-M Diving 1992 200 Back MMike Kozlina 1989 100 Back 1990 3-M Diving 1992 200 IM 1989 200 Back 1991 1-M Diving 1993 400 IM 1989 100 Butterfl y 1991 3-M Diving 1994 400 IM 1990 100 Back Ken Shelhorse 2002 200 Back 1995 400 IM 1990 200 Back Jack Shuten 1985 3-M Diving Eric Cornell 1991 50 Free 1990 100 Butterfl y 1987 3-M Diving Mark Dombroski 1987 100 Breast JJeơ Leath 2004 200 Back Steve Siler 1998 200 Back 1988 100 Breast 2006 200 Back 1999 200 Free 1988 200 Breast 2007 200 Back 1999 200 Back Pete Doyle 1983 50 Free CCharles Lersch 1986 100 Free 2002 100 Back Martin Durkin 1985 1650 Free 1988 500 Free Eric Stefanski 1998 100 Free Zach Economos 1993 50 Free EEric Limkemann 2001 1650 Free Jeremy Stultz 2005 1-M Diving Brian Elko 1997 100 Back 2002 500 Free 2006 1-M Diving 1999 100 Butterfl y 2002 1650 Free 2006 3-M Diving Jim Emore 1985 100 Butterfl y 2002 400 IM 2007 3-M Diving 1986 100 Butterfl y 2003 500 Free Scott VanEpps 1997 100 Breast 1987 100 Butterfl y 2003 1650 Free Darryl Washington 2005 50 Free 1987 200 IM 2004 1650 Free 2006 200 Free Charles Fry 1987 1650 Free DDonald Martin 1983 200 Breast Matt Weist 1990 100 Breast 1988 1650 Free 1984 200 Breast 1990 200 Breast Randy Gertenbach 2001 200 Breast 1984 400 IM David Williams 1993 200 Free 2002 100 Breast 1986 200 Breast 1994 200 Free 2002 200 Breast EEric Mattson 1989 400 IM Frank Williams 1985 400 IM 2003 200 Breast 1990 400 IM 1986 400 IM Mike Grube 2000 50 Free 1992 400 IM Alex Volovetski 2006 Platform 2001 50 Free MMike McCalley 1984 3-M Diving 2007 1-M Diving 2001 100 Free MMark McCormick 1983 1-M Diving 2008 1-M Diving 2002 50 Free DDevin Meece 1998 100 Breast 2008 3-M Diving 2002 100 Free 1998 200 Breast 2009 1-M Diving 2003 100 Free JJason Miller 2003 200 Butterfl y 2009 3-M Diving Jon Haggerty 1996 100 Butterfl y GGreg Murphy 1983 200 Free 1996 200 Butterfl y 1984 200 Free 1997 100 Butterfl y 1984 500 Free

Men’s Relay Champions

200 R-Medley 200 R-Freestyle Chuck Lersch, Bill Folger 1990 ...... Tim Adams, Eric Cornell, 1989 ...... Tim Adams, Bill Folger, 1990 ...... Tim Adams, Bill Folger, Mike Kozlina, Matt Weist John Kesler, Scott Jeơ ries Joe Kozlina, Mike Kozlina 1997 ...... Brian Elko, Andy Cherep, 1990 ...... Tim Adams, Joe Kozlina, 1992 ...... Matt Brady, Eric Cornell, Jon Haggerty, Jerry Koller Eric Cornell, Bill Folger David Williams, Joe Kozlina 2000 ...... Brian Elko, Andy Cherep 1991 ...... Joe Kozlina, Zach Economos, 2000 ...... Mike Grube, Brian Elko Patrick Shedlock, Miah Heat David Dodson, Eric Cornell Michael Demos, Miah Heath 1992 ...... Eric Cornell, Zach Economos, 2001 ...... Max Von Bodungen, Adam Webber, 400 R-Medley David Dodson, Joe Kozlina Miah Heath, Mike Grube 1983 ...... Ed Bergen, Doug Condan, 1993 ...... Zach Economos, Eric Stull, 2002 ...... Miah Heath, Adam Webber, Jim Emore, Ed Bahan David Williams, Sami Vartiainen Max Von Bodungen, Mike Grube 1984 ...... Ed Bergen, Don Martin, 1998 ...... Eric Stefanski, Noah Caplan, 2003 ...... Darryl Washington, Adam Webber, Rich James, Ed Bahan Jon Haggerty, Jerry Koller Eric Bugby, Mike Grube 1986 ...... Rich James, Scott Jeơ ries, 1999 ...... Michael Demos, Miah Heath, Jim Emore, Don Martin Noah Caplan, Jerry Koller 800 R-Freestyle 1987 ...... Tim Adams, Mark Dombroski, 2000 ...... Michael Demos, Jerry Koller, 1983 ...... J.D. McCrillis, Rich Lush, Jim Emore, Scott Jeơ ries Miah Heath, Mike Grube Greg Murphy, Ed Bahan 1988 ...... Jim Emore, Scott Jeơ ries 2001 ...... Mike Grube, Max Von Bodungen, 1984 ...... Ed Bahan, Don Martin, Tim Adams, Mark Dombroski Adam Webber, Miah Heath Rich James, Greg Murphy 1990 ...... Tim Adams, Joe Kozlina, 2002 ...... Mike Grube, Adam Webber, 1985 ...... Rich James, Greg Murphy, Mike Kozlina, Matt Weist Max Von Bodungen, Miah Heath Tom Shavilinski, Chuck Lersch 1992 ...... Matt Brady, Joe Kozlina, 2005 ...... Darryl Washington, Tommy Bird, 1986 ...... Rich James, Don Martin, Don Boyd, Eric Cornell Eric Bugby, Jason Miller Chuck Lersch, Tom Shavilinski 1997 ...... Brian Elko, Scott VanEpps, 1988 ...... Bill Folger, Tim Adams, Jon Haggerty, Jerry Koller 400 R-Freestyle Chuck Fry, Chuck Lersch 2000 ...... Brian Elko, Miah Heath, 1983 ...... J.D. McCrillis, Peter Doyle, 1992 ...... Eric Cornell, Joe Kozlina, Michael Pron, Mike Grube Jerry Zaleski, Ed Bahan David Williams, Matt Brady 2001 ...... Steve Siler, Randy Gertenbach, 1984 ...... J.D. McCrillis, Ed Bahan, 1999 ...... Will Eden, Brendan Lupetin, Miah Heath, Max Von Bodungen Don Martin, Greg Murphy Regan Drew, Steve Siler 2002 ...... Steve Siler, Randy Gertenbach, 1985 ...... Chuck Lersch, Rich James, 2002 ...... Eric Limkemann, Adam Webber Miah Heath, Mike Grube Don Martin, Greg Murphy Max Von Bodungen, Mike Grube 1986 ...... Rich James, Scott Jeơ ries, 2004 ...... Eric Limkemann, Adam Webber Chuck Lersch, Don Martin Tommy Bird, Darryl Washingtown 1988 ...... Tim Adams, Scott Jeơ ries,

43 28 Big East Championships and Counting... PITT WOMEN’S HISTORY

Year-by-Year Records Academic Success BigBig East Academic All-StarAll-Starss Year Coach Record Big East 1986-20081986-2008 1974-75 ...... Kate Mathison ...... 7-2 (# of honors) 1975-76 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 11-0 Amy AndruskiewiczAndruskiewicz (2) Jenny Livingstone (4)(4) KimberlyKimberly BairBairdd (2) SarahSarah LooneyLooney (2) 1976-77 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 5-1 JenniferJennifer Banks (2) AmandaAmanda LLyleyle (4) 1977-78 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 5-1 LeslieLeslie BecBeckiki (3) Agnes Mago (2) Erin BissellBissell (4)(4) TiTiơ any Malatesta (3(3)) 1978-79 ..... Richard Bradshaw ...... 10-1 ...... 1st ShellyShelly Bowser (1) WendyWendy MaroMaroldld (1) 1979-80 ..... Richard Bradshaw ...... 6-4 Hanna Bratton (2) Kate Matesa (1) HeatherHeather Brennan (2) Megan McCanMcCandlessdless (2) 1980-81 ..... Richard Bradshaw ...... 9-1 Erica Brummitt (2)(2) CookieCookie McIntyre (2) 1981-82 ..... David Belowich...... 5-3 Kristin Brown (4)(4) Kait McKenzie (2) CourtneyCourtney BuBudddd (2(2)) KristenKristen McMuMcMullenllen (2) 1982-83 ..... David Belowich...... 2-5 ...... 1st CandiceCandice Burke (2) MeganMegan McNallen (1) JenniferJennifer Burns (1) Erin MeehanMeehan (4) 1983-84 ..... David Belowich...... 6-2 ...... 1st MelissaMelissa Burns (4)(4) Avy MitchellMitchell (1) 1984-85 ..... David Belowich...... 9-0 ...... 1st Kate Butrie ((3)3) Amy Miteơ (4)(4) Kristin Caiazzo (2) Rebecca MrlMrljakjak (1) 1985-86 ..... David Belowich...... 11-0 ...... 1st Julia Carolan (4) Laura Nerone (2) 1986-87 ..... David Belowich...... 9-3 ...... 1st Marian CassidyCassidy (1) BethBeth NeweNewellll (3) SamanthaSamantha CChabotarhabotar ((4)4) Lauren Newman ((1)1) 1987-88 ..... David Belowich...... 10-3 ...... 1st LindsayLindsay CChamphamp (1) Katie NicholsonNicholson (1)(1) 1988-89 ..... David Belowich...... 9-1 ...... 1st Diane ChmieleiwskiChmieleiwski (1) KellyKelly O’Hara (2) RubiRubi Cisneros (3) JodiJodi O’NeiO’Neill (2) 1989-90 ..... David Belowich...... 7-2...... 1st Nikki Cliơ ord (3) Kristie OpiolaOpiola(2 (2)) 1990-91 ..... David Belowich...... 7-3 ...... 1st EmiEmilyly ColleyColley (3) Dianna PrangleyPrangley (2) Kristin Criner (4) Krissa Ratliơ (2) 1991-92 ..... David Belowich...... 5-5 ...... 3rd Aimee CromCrombiebie (3) KellyKelly ReRedcaydcay (3) 1992-93 David Belowich...... 3-7 ...... 3rd Kara CromCrombiebie (1) Ryan RedmanRedman (3(3)) Sophie Cross (3) Erika Rodriguez (3) 1993-94 Marian Clark ...... 7-4...... 4th Emily DeStefano (1) Kristen Roncase (1) IsaIsabelbel Dejo (3(3)) MeganMegan RothneyRothney (3) 1994-95 Marian Clark ...... 4-6 ...... 3rd Jenny Doran (1)(1) JenniferJennifer Salmon (1) 1995-96 Marian Clark ...... 7-4...... 6th RacRachelhel Driver (1) CarolyneCarolyne Savini (4) JenniJenniferfer Easter (1) AbbeyAbbey ScSchaeberlehaeberle (1) 1996-97 Marian Clark ...... 5-6 ...... 4th Nicole Ebert (1) DanielleDanielle Scott (1)(1) 1997-98 Marian Clark ...... 9-3 ...... 3rd Margo Ekstrom (2) MeganMegan SculleySculley (1) RacRachelhel FieFielderlder (4) Ruth Seiơ ert (4) 1998-99 Marian Clark ...... 8-6 ...... 4th Donna FFlatchlatch (2) Megan Senior (4) 1999-00 Marian Clark ...... 7-5 ...... 6th JiJillll FFletcherletcher (1) WhitneyWhitney Severino (1) SaraSarahh Grant (4)(4) AndreaAndrea ShoustShoust (3) 2000-01 Marian Clark ...... 6-7 ...... 6th BetBethh GrubeGrube (3) Megan SSiskoisko (1) 2001-02 Marian Clark ...... 3-7 ...... 5th CCaitlinaitlin HarringtonHarrington (2) KathyKathy SiudaSiuda (3) Amy He (1) JenniferJennifer Slack (2(2)) 2002-03 Chuck Knoles ...... 6-7 ...... 5th MinMindydy Hennon (3) CynthiaCynthia SnyderSnyder (3) Becca HeynesHeynes (2) ElenaElena SpakSpak (1(1)) 2003-04 Chuck Knoles ...... 8-6 ...... 5th Desiree HiHilemanleman (2) Amy SpinnenweberSpinnenweber (1) 2004-05 Chuck Knoles ...... 10-3 ...... 2nd Lacey HHlavkalavka (4) Erin Stacy (1)(1) Kiersten HomHombletteblette (1) Brittany Stevens (1) 2005-06 Chuck Knoles ...... 9-3 ...... 3rd Allie Horvath (3) Sara Sullivan ((2)2) 2006-07 Chuck Knoles ...... 9-3 ...... 4th Marie Houghton (2) Lindsay Swiderski (3) (3) Katie Hunter (4) Kristin SwoyerSwoyer (3) (3) 2007-08 Chuck Knoles ...... 10-3 ...... 4th SaSabrinabrina Jennings (1) Karen ThibodeauThibodeau (4) 2008-09 Chuck Knoles ...... 8-5 ...... 3rd EmiEmilyly KaszyckiKaszycki (1) KelliKelli TieTielkinglking (4) Ryann KKishbaughishbaugh (3) CaitlinCaitlin Trant ((1)1) JenniJenniferfer Koch (3) Jamie TomazichTomazich (4(4)) All-Time Record ...... 252-122 Melinda Koser ((3)3) JaymieJaymie Van Kooten (1) Kelli Krallman (3) Sarah Wagner (1) CColleenolleen Kristobak (1(1)) Lindsay Weaverling (2) Kate Langdon (4)

Kate Mathison David Belowich RichardRihdBdh Bradshaw MMarian i ClClark k ChuckChuck KnolKnolesKnoles (7-2) (83-34) (46-8) (56-48) (60-30)

44 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving ALLǧAMERICANS

Four-Year All-Americans All-Americans Name Year Event Patti Davis ...... 1978 ...... 200, 400 R-Free Julie DeHaven ...... 1981 ...... 3-Meter Diving Christy Elston ...... 1978 ...... 200, 400 R-Free Diana Firth ...... 1982 ...... 800 R-Free Linda Frankenbach ...... 1979 ...... 400, 800 R-Free; 200 R-Medley Kathy Stetler 1981 ...... 400, 800 R-Free 1976-79 Nancy Henry ...... 1980 ...... 400 R-Free 1982 ...... 400 R-Free Sue Heon* ...... 1981 ...... 800 R-Free 1982 ...... 500, 1650 Free; 400 IM; 400 R-Medley; 800 R-Free 1983 ...... 500, 1650 Free; 400 IM; 200 Back 1985 ...... 400 IM Susan Hickman ...... 1984 ...... 50 Free 1985 ...... 50 Free Amy Jackson 1986 ...... 50 Free 1979-82 Amy Jackson* ...... 1979 ...... 100 Fly; 200, 400, 800 R-Free 1980 ...... 50, 100, 200 Fly; 100, 200 Free; 400 R-Free 1981 ...... 100 Fly; 400, 800 R-Free 1982 ...... 50, 100 Fly; 100, 200 Free; 400 R-Medley; 400, 800 R-Free Angie Lopez ...... 1974 ...... 200 Breast 1975 ...... 100 Breast Sunday Lewandowski ...... 1995 ...... 3-Meter Diving 1996 ...... 1, 3-Meter Diving Suzanne Pulley Suzanne Pulley* ...... 1978 ...... 400 R-Free 1978-81 1979 ...... 200 R-Medley; 200, 800 R-Free 1980 ...... 400 R-Free 1981 ...... 400 R-Free Kathy Stetler* ...... 1976 ...... 50 Fly; 50 Free 1977...... 50 Fly; 100 Free 1978 ...... 50, 100, 200 Free; 50, 100 Fly; 200, 400 R-Free 1979 ...... 50, 100 Free; 50, 100 Fly; 200,400, 800 R-Free Sue Heon Sandy Taylor ...... 1979 ...... 200 R-Medley 1981-83, 1985 Julie Terrell ...... 1979 ...... 200, 400 R-Free; 200 R-Medley 1980 ...... 400 R-Free 1982 ...... 400 R-Free; 400 R-Medley Jamie Tomazich ...... 1997 ...... 1-Meter Diving Jan Ujevich ...... 1980 ...... +100, 200 Free; 100, 200 IM; 200 Breast; 400, 800 R-Free 1981 ...... 100 Free; 100, 200 IM; 400, 800 R-Free Olympians 1982 ...... 100 Free; 100, 200 IM; 400, 800 R-Free, 400 R-Medley

*Indicates four-year All-American ...... +All-America status while at Florida

Honorable Mention All-Americans

Sue Heon ...... 1985 ...... 1650 Free Susan Hickman ...... 1987 ...... 200 R-Free Sunday Lewandowski ...... 1994 ...... 1 & 3M Diving 1995 ...... 1M Diving Angie Lopez SueSSH HHeon Tracy Pﬁ ster ...... 1987 ...... 200 R-Free 1976 1984 Cindy Rose ...... 1987 ...... 200 R-Free Carolyne Savini ...... 2003 ...... 200 Back Kara Sixbury ...... 1995 ...... 1M Diving Jamie Tomazich ...... 1997 ...... 3M Diving 1999 ...... 1M Diving 2000...... 1M Diving Laure Walczak ...... 1987 ...... 200 R-Free

Joanna Budzis 2008

45 28 Big East Championships and Counting... PITT MEN’S HISTORY

Year-by-Year Records AcademicAcademic SuccessSuccess (season records unavailable prior to 1937) BigBig East AcademicAcademic All-All-StarsStars Year Coach Record Conf. Finish 1986-20081986-2008 1936-37 ...... Unknown ...... 5-3 1937-38 ...... Unknown ...... 5-1 ...... 1st Tim AAdamsdams ...... (2)(2) HannesHannes KohnkeKohnke ...... (4) 1938-39 ...... Unknown ...... 6-2 ...... 2nd DavidDavid AnAndersonderson ...... (1)...... (1) Jerry Koller ...... (2)(2) 1939-40 ...... Ben Grady ...... 3-2 ...... 1st Ben Grady Ryan BairBair ...... (2)...... (2) ArdaArda KKostemostem ...... (1)...(1) 1940-41 ...... Ben Grady ...... 1-5 ...... 2nd (125-87-4) WarrenWarren BBarnesarnes ...... (1)(1) AdamAdam KotkiewiczKotkiewicz ...... (2)(2) 1941-42 ...... Ben Grady ...... 5-1-1 ...... 2nd KevinKevin BBastast ...... (3)...... (3) Joe KKozlinaozlina ...... (1)...... (1) 1946-47 ...... Ben Grady ...... 4-2 ...... 3rd BlairBlair Beal Beal ...... (4)(4) George KrakowskiKrakowski ...... (1).(1) 1947-48 ...... Ben Grady ...... 6-0 ...... 3rd EricEric BeckerBecker ...... (2)(2) Andrew Kyrejko ...... (4) 1948-49 ...... Ben Grady ...... 7-1 ...... T-5th MichaelMichael BBernardiernardi ...... (2)(2) Doug LandLandyy ...... (1)..(1) 1949-50 ...... Ben Grady ...... 5-3 ...... 3rd 1950-51 ...... Ben Grady ...... 7-1 ...... 3rd Tommy BirdBird ...... (1)...... (1) EricEric LimkemannLimkemann ...... (4) 1951-52 ...... Ben Grady ...... 10-3-1...... 1st ChrisChris BlairBlair ...... (3)...... (3) BrendanBrendan Lupetin ...... (1)...(1) 1952-53 ...... Ben Grady ...... 3-4-1 ...... 1st BrianBrianB Bonczekonczek ...... (4)(4) PatrickPatrick MMansfiansfi eeld...... ld...... (2)(2) 1953-54 ...... Ben Grady ...... 6-4 ...... 1st Don BoydBoyd ...... (1)...... (1) JaredJared MMartinartin ...... (2)(2) 1954-55 ...... Ben Grady ...... 7-4 ...... 1st Matt BradyBrady ...... (3)...... (3) ZaneZane MMcLaincLain ...... (2)(2) 1955-56 ...... Ben Grady ...... 8-4 ...... 1st Bill Grant RaymondRaymond BrusBrushh ...... (2)(2) AlexAlex McLarenMcLaren ...... (2)(2) 1956-57 ...... Ben Grady ...... 3-6 ...... 2nd (11-30) JonathanJonathanB Buchananuchanan ...... (4).(4) Geoơ MorganMorgan ...... (2)(2) 1957-58 ...... Ben Grady ...... 5-5 ...... 2nd B.J. ConConklynklyn ...... (4)(4) JasonJason MiMillerller ...... (3)..(3) 1958-59 ...... Ben Grady ...... 7-3 ...... 1st EricEric DaumDaum ...... (2)(2) AndrewAndrew NNataliatali ...... (1).(1) 1959-60 ...... Ben Grady ...... 2-8 ...... 2nd Pat DinanDinan ...... (1)...... (1) ChrisChris PerryPerry ...... (1)...... (1) 1960-61 ...... Ben Grady ...... 6-3 ...... 1st EricEric DrummondDrummond ...... (1)(1) MichaelMichael PrPronon ...... (3)...... (3) 1961-62 ...... Ben Grady ...... 8-3 ...... 1st AndrzejAndrzej DuDubielbiel ...... (1)(1) JoshuaJoshua QQuinnuinn ...... (4) 1962-63 ...... Ben Grady ...... 9-1 ...... 1st WillWill EEdenden ...... (2)(2) Joe ScSchucherthuchert ...... (1)...... (1) 1963-64 ...... Ben Grady ...... 4-4 ...... 1st Jason ErErdeljacdeljac ...... (1).(1) MatthewMatthew SSchwartzchwartz ...... (1)...... (1) 1964-65 ...... Ben Grady ...... 1-8 ...... 1st 1965-66 ...... Ben Grady ...... 4-7 ...... 1st Matt ErdosyErdosy ...... (1)...... (1) TomTom ShaulinskiShaulinski ...... (1)...... (1) 1966-67 ...... Ben Grady ...... 4-5-1 ...... 1st Richardhd Bradshaw dh AdrianAdrian FiFigueroagueroa ...... (3)(3) Andrew Sheaơ ...... (4) 1967-68 ...... Bill Grant ...... 3-9 (76-24) WilliamWilliam FoFolgerlger ...... (1)(1) ScottScott SShearerhearer ...... (1)...... (1) 1968-69 ...... Bill Grant ...... 2-8 CollinCollin FornerForner ...... (2)...(2) PatrickPatrick ShedlockShedlock ...... (3)...... (3) 1969-70 ...... Bill Grant ...... 3-6 RandyRandy GertenGertenbachbach ...... (2)(2) SteveSteve SiSilerler ...... (2)(2) 1970-71 ...... Bill Grant ...... 3-7 ChristopherChristopher George ...... (1)(1) MikeMike SpeerscSpeerschneiderhneider ...... (1)(1) 1971-72 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 4-6 RichardRichard GrinsteadGrinstead ...... (4)(4) Jeremy StuStultzltz ...... (4)(4) 1972-73 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 6-5 MikeMike GruGrubebe ...... (4)(4) MikeMike TortoriTortoricici ...... (2)(2) 1973-74 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 7-3 MichaelMichael HHandand ...... (1)...... (1) Scott VanEVanEppspps ...... (3)...... (3) 1974-75 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 6-3 CharlieCharlie HHauserauser ...... (2)(2) AlexAlex VVolovetskiolovetski ...... (2)(2) 1975-76 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 10-1 ...... 1st MiahMiah HHeatheath ...... (3)...... (3) Max Von BodungenBodungen ...... (1)...... (1) 1976-77 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 7-2 ...... 1st Rene HjorthHjorth ...... (1)...... (1) EricEric vonvonD Dohlenohlen ...... (2)(2) Fred Lewis 1977-78 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 8-0 ...... 1st StephenStephen Jackson ...... (2)(2) AdamAdam WWebberebber ...... (3).(3) 1978-79 ...... Fred Lewis ...... 9-0 ...... 1st (63-14) TroyTroy KaczorowskiKaczorowski ...... (3)...... (3) MichaelMichael WWellsells ...... (1)(1) 1979-80 ...... Fred Lewis ...... 9-0 ...... 1st 1980-81 ...... Fred Lewis ...... 8-2 ...... 1st StephenStephen KilroKilroyy ...... (1)...... (1) ChadChad WhiteWhite ...... (4) 1981-82 ...... Fred Lewis ...... 2-3 ...... 2nd CharlieCharlie ZZettelettel ...... (2)(2) 1982-83 ...... Fred Lewis ...... 6-2 ...... 1st 1983-84 ...... Fred Lewis ...... 6-1 ...... 1st 1984-85 ...... Fred Lewis ...... 8-2 ...... 1st 1985-86 ...... Fred Lewis ...... 6-4 ...... 1st 1986-87 ...... Fred Lewis ...... 9-0 ...... 1st 1987-88 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 11-1 ...... 1st Ben Grady 1988-89 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 8-2 ...... 1st 1989-90 ...... Richard Bradshaw ...... 9-1 ...... 1st Chuck Knoles Head Coach -- Swimming and Diving 1990-91 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 8-3 ...... 1st (156-60) University of Pittsburgh (1939-1966) 1991-92 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 6-3 ...... 1st Ben Grady was a three-time All-America diver in high 1992-93 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 9-3 ...... 2nd 1993-94 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 10-2 ...... 1st school and a three-time All-American at the University of Michi- 1994-95 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 9-3 ...... 3rd gan as well. In 1937, Grady was the NCAA 3-meter springboard 1995-96...... Chuck Knoles ...... 9-1 ...... 2nd champion in his senior year with the Wolverines. 1996-97...... Chuck Knoles ...... 8-3 ...... 1st 1997-98...... Chuck Knoles ...... 6-3 ...... 1st During his coaching career at Pittsburgh, with the excep- 1998-99 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 5-7 ...... 1st tion of 1942-45 (served as an oƥ cer in the U.S. Navy), Grady 1999-00...... Chuck Knoles ...... 7-2 ...... 1st molded one strong team after another at Pittsburgh. He had 2000-01 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 9-2 ...... 1st 14 winning seasons and led the 1948 team to an undefeated 2001-02 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 8-1 ...... 1st 2002-03 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 9-4 ...... 1st season. 2003-04 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 12-2 ...... 1st From 1939-59, Grady’s teams fi nished no lower than third 2004-05 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 10-3 ...... 2nd place in the Eastern Collegiate Swimming Association Cham- 2005-06 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 10-2 ...... 2nd 2006-07 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 7-5 ...... 4th pionships and won an unprecedented fi ve straight ECSA titles 2007-08 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 10-5 ...... 3rd from 1952-56. He accomplished it all without a pool of his own 2008-09 ...... Chuck Knoles ...... 4-6 ...... 3rd until 1962 when he spear-headed the planning and design of Trees Pool. All-Time Record (since 1936-37) ...... 447-221-4 At the 2003 ECAC Championships, the Panthers’ new Daktronics scoreboard was dedicated to Grady, for his commitment to the swimming and diving program.

46 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving ALLǧAMERICANS

All-AmericansAll-Americans NameName YYearear EEventvent JerrJerryy DeMuro 1977 1650 FreestFreestyleyle Ron Gainsford 1952 100 Butterfl y 1953 100 ButterButterflfly y 1954 200 ButterButterflfly y Pat GreenweGreenwellll 1981 1M Diving AAll Siocca 1951 1M Diving John Soulakis 1997 3M, PlatPlatformform DivingDiving Stu Swanson 1979 200 BacBackstrokekstroke 11980980 200 Backstroke Jeremy Stultz 2007 3M Diving AAlexlex VoVolovetskilovetski 2008 1M Diving WiWilliamlliam WrigWrightht 1928 50, 100 FreestyFreestylele

HonorableHonorable MentMentionion AAll-Americansll-Americans T. Adams, B. Folger, S. Jeơ ries, M. Kozlina Dennis Nemtsanov 1989 400 R-FreestyR-Freestylele M. Grube,Grube, M. HeatHeath,h, M. Von BoBodungen,dungen, A. WeWebberbber ...... 2002 200 R-FreestR-Freestyleyle M. Grube,Grube, M. HeatHeath,h, M. Von BoBodungen,dungen, A. WeWebberbber ...... 2002 400 R-FreestyR-Freestylele M. Grube,Grube, M. HeatHeath,h, M. Von BoBodungen,dungen, A. WeWebberbber ...... 2002 800 R-FreestyR-Freestylele R. Gertenbach,Gertenbach, M. GruGrube,be, K. SShelhorse,helhorse, M. Von BoBodungendungen 2002 400 R-MedleyR-Medley Mike Kozlina 1989 100 Butterﬂ y 1990 100 Butterﬂ y Dennis Nemtsanov 2003 PlatPlatformform DivingDiving Jeremy Stultz 2004 1-Meter DDivingiving MicMichaelhael Pron 2000 200 BreaststroBreaststrokeke JoJohnhn SharkeySharkey 1990 1-Meter DivingDiving John Soulakis 1994 PlatPlatformform DivingDiving 1995 PlatPlatformform DivingDiving

Miah Heath Jerry DeMuro

47 28 Big East Championships and Counting... HISTORY TRIBUTE PAGES

TRIBUTE Kristin Brown Letterwinner 2003-2007 Two year Pitt captain East Berlin, Pa. Bermudian Springs Freestyle

Swimming Accomplishments *earned All-Big East honors in 2005-06 in the 200 freestyle and as a member of the 200, 400 and 800 freestyle relays. *earned an outright bid to the 2006 NCAA Champion- ships to swim the 200 and 500 freestyles and as a member of the fi rst relay team to compete at the NCAA’s in over a decade. *qualifi ed for the Olympic Trials in the 200 free. *set school records in the 200 free and 500 free at the NCAA Championships, becoming the fi rst Panther to earn back-to-back trips to the national meet in 20 years, after earning an outright bid in 2007. *earned three consecutive Most Valuable Swimmer awards. *named the 2006 female Blue-Gold awardee. *two-time 200 freestyle Big East Champion, part of three record setting performances at the Big East Cham- pionships. *during 2005-06 season had top times in fi ve events and held school recods in 200 freestyle, 200 relay, 400 relay and 800 relay. Academic Honors *Big East Individual Champion: 2006 and 2007 in 200 *ESPN the Magazine All-Academic fi rst team freestyle. *Big East/Aeropostale Swimming and Diving *at the 2006 Big East Championships she placed fi rst in Student-Athlete of the Year the:200 free, second in the 400 free, third as a part of the 200 and 800 free relays, fourth in the 100 free and sixth in *Faculty of Arts and Sciences Deans Award the 500 free. *College of Arts and Sciences Undergraduate *was a four-time All-Big East honoree in her senior year. Studies Award *holds Trees Pool record in the 200 freestyle: 1:48.38 in *Big East Academic All-Star (4 honors) 2007.

48 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving TRIBUTE PAGES

TRIBUTE

Big East Placewinner Jeff Leath

Year Event Place Letterwinner 2003-2007 2004 200 back 1st tri-captain senior year 2006 200 back 1st Mechanicsville, Va. 2006 200 relay Free 2nd new community 2006 400 relay Free 2nd backstroke/freestyle 2007 200 back 1st 2007 100 back 3rd 2007 200 free relay 4th 2007 400 medley relay 4th 2007 200 medley relay 5th 2007 400 medley relay 5th 2007 50 free 7th

Swimming Accomplishments *earned All-Big East honors in the 200 backstroke, 200 freestyle relay and as a member of the 400 freestyle relay team.

*named Pitt’s Most Valuable Swimmer during the 2006- 07 season.

*made Big East Conference history after capturing his third Big East title in the 200 backstroke.

*ﬁ rst Panther to garner three conference titles in the 200 back and is also the ﬁ rst in conference history to do so in the 200 back.

*added his name to the record books as part of the 200 freestyle relay with a combined time of 1:19.56 in 2006.

*during 2006-07 season, had top times in seven events

49 28 Big East Championships and Counting... YEARǧBYǧYEAR RESULTS

Jan. 14 at Penn State L, 55-58 Jan. 10 Penn State L, 106-193 Nov. 3 at Miami (OH) W, 157-126 Jan. 21 Clarion W, 74-66 Jan. 23 West Virginia L, 117-126 Notre Dame L, 98-196 Jan. 28 at West Virginia W, 80-60 Jan. 29 Maryland W, 125-93 Kenyon L, 143-148 Women’s Results Feb. 4 Youngstown W, 94-46 Jan. 30 Villanova L, 102-134 Nov. 4 North Carolina State L, 110-133 Feb. 11 at Princeton L, 68-72 Feb. 5 Ohio State L, 133-165 Rutgers L, 105-138 Feb. 6 Ohio L, 107-136 Nov. 11 Virginia L, 109-132 1974-75 1984-85 Results Feb. 13 Duquesne W, 200-97 Jan. 12 St. Francis, Pa. W, 134-79 7-2 Overall 9-0 Overall Jan. 13 West Virginia W, 141-75 Date Opponent Result Opponent Result 1993-94 Results Jan. 19 at Maryland L, 99-144 Nov. 22 Kent State W, 104-29 Kent State W, 80-62 7-3 Overall Jan. 20 at Villanova W, 131-112 Jan. 25 at Ohio State L, 63-68 Michigan W, 91-59 Date Opponent Result Jan. 27 Virginia Tech L, 145-155 Jan. 27 at Clarion L, 64-70 Syracuse* W, 79-61 Oct. 29 St. Bonaventure W, 134-103 Feb. 1 at Temple W, 77-45 Kenyan W, 75-51 Oct. 30 Syracuse W, 152-91 2001-02 Results Feb. 8 at West Virginia W, 80-51 Penn State W, 77-63 Nov. 6 Miami W, 127-116 3-7 Overall Feb. 12 Slippery Rock W, 89-42 Clarion W, 89-51 Nov. 13 at Virginia L, 118-159 Date Opponent Result Feb. 15 at Cleveland State W, 78-43 West Virginia* W, 88-52 Jan. 15 at Cleveland State W, 148-77 Oct. 5 at Notre Dame L, 77-223 Feb. 18 WVA Wesleyan W, 74-43 Youngstown State W, 88-51 Jan. 22 at Penn State L, 114-183 Oct. 26 St. Bonaventure W, 187-56 Feb. 22 Youngstown W, 87-28 Princeton W, 84-56 Jan. 29 Villanova W, 128-115 Oct. 27 Syracuse W, 148-91 Feb. 4 at Ohio L, 99-146 Nov. 9 at Rutgers L, 141-159 1975-76 Results 1985-86 Results Kenyon W, 149-93 Jan. 5 Harvard L, 139-161 11-0 Overall 11-0 Overall Feb. 12 Duquesne W, 140-79 Jan. 12 at West Virginia W, 173-68 Date Opponent Result Opponent Result Jan. 18 Maryland L Dec. 5 Princeton W, 66-65 Kent State W, 87-52 1994-95 Results Jan. 19 Villanova L Jan. 10 Cleveland State W, 95-33 Virginia W, 98-62 4-8 Overall Feb. 2 at Virginia Tech L, 83-160 Jan. 17 at Penn State W, 73-57 Syracuse* W, 88-52 Date Opponent Result Feb. 3 at Virginia L, 103-135 Jan. 24 Ohio State W Brown W, 75-63 Oct. 28 Ohio L, 94-98 Jan. 27 Clarion W, 81-50 Bowdain W, 73-42 Nov. 4 at St. Bonaventure L, 112-129 2002-03 Results Jan. 31 at Bowling Green W, 79-52 Temple W, 73-30 Nov. 5 at Syracuse W, 125.5-117.5 6-7 Overall Feb. 7 at West Virginia W, 92-40 Mt. Holyoke W, 73-25 Miami L, 94-146 Date Opponent Result Feb. 10 at Slippery Rock W, 81-50 Penn State W, 72-68 Nov. 12 Clarion W, 161-77 Oct. 19 at Washington L, 94-162 Feb. 21 at Bucknell W, 80-42 Clarion W, 79-61 Ohio State L, 103-140 Oct. 25 St. Bonaventure W, 165-78 Cornell W, 97-34 West Virginia W, 85-54 Virginia L, 102-137 Nov. 8 at Purdue L, 117-183 Feb. 28 Temple W, 104-27 Villanova* W, 89-41 Nov. 19 at Princeton L, 127-170 Northwestern L, 129-171 Jan. 20 Penn State L, 116-162 Dec. 7 Notre Dame L, 105-195 1976-77 Results 1986-87 Results Jan. 25 West Virginia W, 168-75 Jan. 5 at Harvard W, 123-120 5-1 Overall 9-3 Overall Jan. 28 at Villanova L, 112-126 Jan. 11 West Virginia W, 197-43 Date Opponent Result Opponent Result Feb. 11 Duquesne W, 182-70 Jan. 17 at Maryland L, 77-166 Jan. 8 at Princeton L, 64-66 Duquesne W, 118-81 Jan. 18 at Villanova W, 129.5-113.5 Jan. 22 at Ohio State W, 86-45 Kent State W, 144-118 1995-96 Results Jan. 25 Oakland W, 156-87 Jan. 29 Penn State W, 76-55 Syracuse* W, 151-95 7-4 Overall Feb. 1 Virginia L, 97-141 Feb. 8 Slippery Rock W, 72-57 Villanova* W, 169-99 Date Opponent Result Feb. 2 Virginia Tech W, 132.5-110.5 Feb. 11 at Clarion W, 73-58 West Virginia* W, 152-116 Oct. 27 at Ohio W, 128-115 Feb. 7 Penn State L, 84-159 Feb. 19 at West Virginia W, 89-42 Penn State L, 123-145 Nov. 4 Syracuse W, 155-88 Bowdain W, 45-32 St. Bonaventure W, 143-100 2003-04 Results 1977-78 Results Duquesne W, 52-29 Nov. 14 Carnegie Mellon W, 174-25 8-6 Overall 5-4 Overall Clarion L, 131-135 Nov. 18 at Ohio State W, 75-38 Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result West Virginia W, 146-85 Virginia L, 54-59 Oct. 31 at St. Bonaventure W, 153-84 Dec. 2 Princeton L, 61-70 Ohio State W, 152.5-114.5 Dec. 16 Luxemborg (Germany) W, 38-30 Nov. 1 at Syracuse* W, 140.5-90.5 Jan. 14 at Michigan State L, 63-68 Brown L, 96-172 Jan. 17 at West Virginia L, 119-124 Nov. 7 at Notre Dame* L, 116-184 Jan. 21 at Penn State L, 59-72 Jan. 20 at Penn State L, 111-182 Nov. 15 Washington W, 126-111 Feb. 3 Clarion L, 63-68 1987-88 Results Jan. 27 Villanova L, 120-123 Nov. 21-28 at Indiana Invite 2nd Feb. 4 at West Virginia W, 81-50 10-3 Overall Feb. 10 Duquesne W, 165-64 Jan. 5 Princeton W, 165-135 Feb. 11 at G. Washington W, 118-33 Opponent Result Jan. 10 at West Virginia* W, 164-73 vs. Towson W, 118-95 Duquesne W, 89-59 1996-97 Results Jan. 16-17 Maryland L, 114-233 vs. Shepard W, 118-25 St. Bonaventure W, 160-101 5-6 Overall Villanova* W, 228-125 Feb. 18 at Slippery Rock W, 72-58 Syracuse* W, 163.5-104.5 Date Opponent Result Jan. 23-24 at Penn State L, 76-293 Kent State W, 129-66 Nov. 1 St. Bonaventure L, 117-126 vs. Indiana W, 271.5-95.5 1978-79 Results Virginia L, 117-148 Nov. 2 Syracuse L, 120-121 Jan. 31 at Virginia Tech* L, 96-146 10-1 Overall Villanova* W, 147-107 Nov. 15 Notre Dame L, 113-187 Feb. 1 at Virginia L, 102-131 Date Opponent Result Miami (Ohio) W, 142.5-125.5 Jan. 10 North Carolina L, 101-189 Feb. 7 Clarion W, 194-99 Princeton W, 92-39 Penn State L, 120-148 Jan. 11 North Carolina St. W, 174-68 Duquesne W, 224.5-59.5 Eastern Michigan W, 102-27 Clarion W, 154-110 Jan. 17 Penn State L, 135-165 North Carolina L, 52-79 Ohio State W, 155-119 Jan. 18 West Virginia W, 168.5-72.5 2004-05 Results Dec. 9 Michigan State W, 90-41 West Virginia W Jan. 24 LaSalle W, 152-90 10-3 Overall Jan. 20 Penn State W, 81-50 Jan. 25 Villanova W, 136-105 Date Opponent Result George Washington W, 106-20 1988-89 Results Feb. 7 Ohio State L ,136-164 Oct. 29 St. Bonaventure W, 188-55 Maryland W, 87-45 9-1 Overall Feb. 8 Duquesne W, 166-101 Oct. 30 Syracuse W, 170-73 Clarion W, 90-41 Date Opponent Result Nov. 12 at Notre Dame L, 128-172 West Virginia W, 91-40 Oct. 29 Duquesne W, 104-73 1997-98 Results Michigan State W, 191.5-108.5 Cincinnati W, 74-56 Nov. 4 Syracuse W, 176-117 9-3 Overall Dec. 4 Virginia L, 109-127 Nov. 11 Clarion W, 149-63 Date Opponent Result Jan. 4 at Princeton W, 213-87 1979-80 Results Nov. 19 Virginia L, 125-175 Oct. 31 St. Bonaventure W, 154-89 Jan. 8 West Virginia W, 180-62 6-4 Overall Jan. 4 Bowdoin W, 109-80 Nov. 1 Syracuse W, 131-112 Jan. 14-15 at Maryland L, 108-244 Date Opponent Result Holy Cross W, 109-62 Nov. 7 Notre Dame L, 99-201 North Carolina St. W, 231-122 Nov. 30 North Carolina L, 59-72 Jan. 14 Penn State W, 171-129 Nov. 9 Virginia L, 128.5-168.5 Villanova W, 256-94 Dec. 7 Michigan State W, 80-60 Jan. 21 West Virginia W, 158-135 Nov. 15 Denison W, 110-190 Jan. 29 Virginia Tech W, 139.5-103.5 Dec. 8 Michigan L, 58-72.5 Jan. 28 Villanova W, 177-119 Nov. 21-23 Indiana Invitational 2nd Feb. 5 Clarion W, 208-88 Jan. 12 Princeton L, 51-80 Feb. 3 Ohio State W, 153-147 Jan. 17 West Virginia W, 162.5-80.5 Duquesne W, 232-54 Jan. 19 Penn State L, 65-66 UMBC W, 187-56 Jan. 26 Maryland W, 80-60 1989-90 Results Jan. 18 Penn State L, 119-179 2005-06 Results Feb. 1 Clarion W, 93-38 7-2 Overall Jan. 23 Cleveland State W, 154-67 9-3 Overall Feb. 2 West Virginia W, 91-39 Date Opponent Result Jan. 24 Villanova W, 139-102 Date Opponent Result Ohio State W, 80-51 Oct. 26 Duquesne W, 85-47 Feb. 6 Connecticut W, 163-80 Oct. 28 at St. Bonaventure W, 165-78 Feb. 8 Cincinnati W, 80-60 Nov. 3 at St. Bonaventure W, 173-96 Feb. 7 Duquesne W, 140-101 Oct. 29 at Syracuse W, 173-70 Nov. 4 at St. John’s W, 88-49 Nov. 4 Notre Dame L, 105-138 1980-81 Results at Syracuse W, 85-55 1998-99 Results Nov. 11 Oakland W, 181-62 9-1 Overall Nov. 9 Clarion W, 149-63 8-6 Overall Jan. 7 West Virginia W, 164-79 Date Opponent Result Nov. 17 at Virginia L, 125-173 Date Opponent Result Jan. 13-14 Maryland W, 209-141 Dec. 4 N.C. State L, 65-77 Jan. 12 at Penn State L, 140-160 Oct. 31 at St. Bonaventure W, 177-123 Villanova W, 240-113 Michigan W, 92-51 Jan. 20 West Virginia W, 136-107 Nov. 1 at Syracuse W, 121-120 Jan. 21 Cincinnati W, 180-55 Jan. 9 at Cincinnati W, 71-69 Jan. 26 Villanova W, 163-137 Nov. 7 at Notre Dame L, 106-194 Jan. 28 at Virginia Tech L, 111-132 Jan. 13 at Clarion W, 83-48 Purdue L, 136-164 Jan. 29 at Virginia L, 105-133 Jan. 17 Penn State W, 111-29 1990-91 Results Miami (OH) W, 194-106 Feb. 4 Clarion W, 208-63 Jan. 24 at Maryland W, 110-39 7-3 Overall Nov. 14 Virginia L, 104-133 Duquesne W, 212-51 Jan. 31 at West Virginia W, 109-40 Date Opponent Result Nov. 20 at Minnesota Invite 5th Feb. 9 at Princeton W, 88-43 Oct. 26 Duquesne W, 95-82 Jan. 9 Harvard W, 163-138 2006-07 Results Feb. 14 Syracuse W, 85-45 Nov. 3 at St. Bonaventure W, 153-87 Jan. 10 Penn State L, 121-179 9-3 Overall Nov. 4 at Syracuse W, 69-44 Jan. 16 West Virginia W, 152-89 Date Opponent Result 1981-82 Results St. John’s W, 75-29 Jan. 22 at LaSalle W, 120.5-84.5 Oct. 13 Blue-Gold Meet W-Gold 5-3 Overall Nov. 11 Clarion W, 138-87 Jan. 23 at Villanova L, 126-133 Oct. 27 St. Bonaventure W, 190-53 Date Opponent Result Nov. 17 Virginia L, 119-181 Brown L, 123-154 Oct. 28 Syracuse W, 155-86 Nov. 13 Kent State W, 84-54 Jan. 12 Penn State L, 122-177 Feb. 6 at Ohio State W, 146-97 Nov. 3 at Cincinati W, 192.5-47.5 Dec. 13 at Michigan L, 71-78 Jan. 18 Ohio State W, 136-96 Feb. 7 Duquesne W, 212-59 Nov. 9 at Notre Dame W, 150-148 Jan. 3 at Penn State W, 80-60 Jan. 19 at West Virginia W, 125-118 Dec. 1-3 at Princeton Invitational 3rd Jan. 20 Clarion W, 79-68 Jan. 26 at Villanova L, 133-161 1999-2000 Jan 12 West Virginia W, 124-119 Jan. 26 Princeton L, 52-79 1991-92 Results 7-5 Overall Jan 13 Villanova W, 291-57 Jan. 30 at West Virginia W, 81-59 5-5 Overall Date Opponent Result Maryland W, 178-170 Feb. 13 at Tennessee L, 34-63 Date Opponent Result Oct. 29 St. Bonaventure W, 180-63 Jan. 26 Virginia Tech L, 111.5-185.5 Feb. 21 at Syracuse W, 80-60 Oct. 25 Duquesne W, 135.5-95.5 Oct. 30 Syracuse W, 148-95 Jan. 27 Virginia L, 114-186 Nov. 1 St. Bonaventure W, 136-107 Nov. 5 at Virginia L, 110-132 Feb. 3 Clarion W, 201-76 1982-83 Results Nov. 2 Syracuse L, 104.5-138.5 Nov. 12 at Miami (OH) W, 175-122.5 Duquesne W, 186-86 2-5 Overall Nov. 16 at Virginia L, 127.5-164.5 vs. Notre Dame L, 102-198 Date Opponent Result Jan. 3 at Puerto Rico W, 95-80 vs. Kenyon W, 225-75 2007-08 Nov. 12 Syracuse L, 68-81 Wm. Patterson W, 100-85 Nov. 19-21 at Minnesota Invite 7th 10-3 Overall Nov. 13 Tennessee L, 60-89 Jan. 11 at Penn State L, 103-193 Jan. 8 at Harvard L, 116-184 Date Opponent Result Nov. 19 at Michigan L, 47-102 Jan. 17 West Virginia W, 132-103 Jan. 15 at West Virginia* W, 133.5-109.5 Oct. 13 Blue-Gold Meet W-Gold Jan. 15 Penn State L, 62-87 Jan. 25 Villanova L, 136-152 Jan. 21-22 Maryland L, 147-206 Oct. 27 at St. Bonaventure W, 190-53 Jan. 22 at Clarion L, 58.5-90.5 Feb. 1 Ohio L, 137-162 Villanova* W, 215-133 Oct. 28 at Syracuse* W, 155-86 Jan. 29 West Virginia W, 98-50 Feb. 4 at Penn State L, 110-190 Nov. 3 vs. Cincinnati* W, 140-89 Feb. 4 at Kent State W, 81-43 1992-93 Results Feb. 5 Duquesne W, 189-42 Nov. 9 vs. Notre Dame* W, 150-148 4-7 Overall Jan. 12 at West Virginia* W, 124-119 1983-84 Results Date Opponent Result 2000-01 Results Jan. 18-19 vs. Maryland W, 231-116 6-2 Overall Oct. 31 Syracuse W, 131-112 6-7 Overall vs. Villanova* W, 232-119 Date Opponent Result Nov. 7 St. Bonaventure L, 136-164 Date Opponent Result vs. Penn State L, 102-249 Nov. 11 Kent State W, 92-48 Nov. 13 Virginia Tech W, 142-83 Oct. 27 at St. Bonaventure W, 148-86 Jan. 26 at Virginia Tech L, 111.5-185.5 Nov. 17 Michigan W, 88-52 Nov. 15 Virginia L, 106-136 Oct. 28 at Syracuse W, 123-120 Jan. 27 at Virginia L, 136-157 Nov. 20 at Syracuse W, 90-50 50 2009-10 PITT Swimming and Diving YEAR RESULTS

1950-51 Results Feb. 3 vs. Clarion W, 201 - 76 Kenyon L, 30-56 Jan. 15 at Bucknell L, 38-75 7-1 Overall vs. Duquesne W, 186 - 86 Syracuse W, 55-31 Jan. 19 at West Virginia L, 48-65 Opponent Result vs. Denison W, 193-89 Washington & Lee W, 62-24 Jan. 22 at Penn State W, 69-44 Kent W, 40-26 Jan. 25 American W, 72-39 2008-2009 Westminster W, 52-14 1959-60 Results Jan. 29 at Temple L, 50-63 8-5 Overall Slippery Rock W, 52-23 2-8 Overall Feb. 5 Maryland L, 40-71 Date Opponent Result Fenn. W, 48-27 Opponent Result Feb. 8 at Grove City W, 74-39 Oct. 10 Blue-Gold Meet W-Blue Davis-Elkins W, 56-19 Maryland L, 34-61 Feb. 19 Syracuse L, 44-68 Oct. 24 vs. St. Bonaventure W, 196-97 Penn State W, 56-19 VMI L, 39-56 Feb. 26 Kent State L, 33-79 Oct. 31 at Notre Dame* L, 223-77 Kenyon W, 44-21 North Carolina St. L, 41-54 1972-73 Results Nov. 15 at Cincinnati* W, 182.5-117.5 Rutgers L, 25-40 Lehigh W, 52-43 6-5 Overall Nov. 21-23 at Hoosierland Invitational No Team Scores Navy L, 23-72 1951-52 Results Date Opponent Result Jan. 4 at Tennesse Diving Inv. No Team Scores Ohio University L, 35-60 10-3-1 Overall Jan. 10 vs. West Virginia* W, 166.5-131.5 New York L, 41-54 Dec. 9 Temple W, 64-49 Opponent Result Jan. 16-17 at Maryland L, 213-138 Kenyon L, 35-60 Jan. 13 Bucknell L, 36-77 vs. Penn State L, 248-104 Franklin & Marshall W, 51-27 Syracuse W, 63-32 Jan. 20 Penn State L, 54-59 vs. Villanova* W, 241-111 Temple W, 65-19 Notre Dame L, 29-66 Jan. 26 at Kent State L, 41-72 Jan. 31 vs. Virginia Tech L, 177.5-118.5 at Navy T, 42-42 Feb. 2 at American W Feb. 1 vs. Virginia L, 131-103 at Ohio State L, 31-53 1960-61 Results Feb. 3 at Maryland L, 39-74 Feb. 7 vs. California (Pa.) W, 245-13 at Westminster W, 29-26 6-3 Overall Feb. 10 West Virginia W, 63-50 vs. Carnegie Mellon W, 243-24 at Kent W, 59-26 Opponent Result Feb. 13 Grove City W, 65-48 vs. Clarion W, 191-106 Oberlin W, 64-20 North Carolina State L, 41-54 Feb. 17 at Syracuse L, 36-77 vs. Slippery Rock W, 245-35 Ohio State W, 49-35 Lehigh W, 55-40 Feb. 24 Youngstown W, 68-45 at Niagara W, 43-41 Maryland L, 38-57 Carnegie Mellon W, 102-9 at Columbia W, 47-37 Bucknell W, 57-38 Men’s Results at Army L, 35-48 Ohio L, 39-56 Results from the 1973-74 season were not available. at Wayne W, 56.5-27.5 NYU W, 68-27 1974-75 Results at Cincinnati W, 72-12 VMI W, 52-43 6-3 Overall at Michigan State L, 23-70 Syracuse W, 54-41 *Results were not available prior to the 1937-38 season. Opponent Result Notre Dame W, 54-41 1952-53 Results Temple W, 98-15 1937-38 Results 3-4-1 Overall 1961-62 Results Bucknell L, 52-61 5-1 Overall Opponent Result 8-3 Overall Penn State W, 75-39 Opponent Result Miami, Oh. W, 63-21 Opponent Result Kent State L, 55-58 Slippery Rock W, 54-11 Westminster W, 48-27 West Virginia W, 66-21 American W, 65-46 Franklin and Marshall W, 40-35 Ohio State L, 32-52 Lehigh W, 73-20 Maryland L, 44-69 Western Reserve W, 49-26 North Carolina St. L, 26-58 Maryland L, 34-61 West Virginia W, 83-29 Penn State W, 63-12 Syracuse L, 39-45 UPenn W, 65-30 Cleveland State W, 67-46 Temple W, 64-11 Navy L, 30-54 NYU W, 55-40 Youngstown W, 71-42 Ohio State L, 15-60 Army T, 42-42 Bucknell W, 51-44 1975-76 Results Ohio University W, 59-25 Syracuse L, 26-68 1938-39 Results 10-1 Overall W & L W, 63-32 6-2 Overall 1953-54 Results Date Opponent Result North Carolina State L, 44-50 Opponent Result 6-4 Overall Ohio W, 65-30 Nov. 28 Villanova W, 86-28 Slippery Rock W, 58-17 Opponent Result Notre Dame W, 49-46 Nov. 29 Temple W, 74-35 Temple W, 63-12 Ohio University W, 46-38 Jan. 10 Bucknell W, 84-29 Ohio State L, 16-59 Ohio State L, 32-51 Results were not available from the 1962-63 season through Jan. 17 Penn State W, 84-18 Kenyon W, 52-22 Navy L, 41-43 the 1965-66 season. Jan. 23 Kent State W, 78-35 Allegheny W, 56-18 North Carolina St. L, 38-46 Jan. 31 Maryland W, 63-50 Penn State W, 56-19 Duke W, 53-31 1966-67 Results Feb. 7 West Virginia W, 87-28 Franklin & Marshall L, 27-48 Syracuse W, 51-33 4-5-1 Overall Fairmont St. W, 86-27 Western Reserve W, 59-16 Miami, Oh. W, 58-26 Date Opponent Result Feb. 14 Ohio State L, 56-57 West Virginia W, 58-24 Cleveland State W, 71-41 1939-40 Results Dec. 10 at Miami, Oh. L, 36-59 Army L, 33-57 Feb. 20 Youngstown W, 71-42 3-2 Overall Jan. 14 at Syrcause T, 52-52 Lehigh W, 54-23 Opponent Result Jan. 18 West Virginia W, 73-31 Jan. 28 Bucknell W, 56-39 Ohio State L, 20-55 1954-55 Results 1976-77 Results Feb. 4 at Kent State L, 42-61 Penn State W, 52-23 7-4 Overall 7-2 Overall Ohio L, 38-66 Michigan L, 21-54 Opponent Result Date Opponent Result Feb. 8 Slippery Rock W, 71-24 Temple W, 52-23 Colgate L, 31-53 Feb. 14 Grove City W, 63-41 Nov. 27 Temple NA Franklin & Marshall W, 42-33 VMI W, 56-28 Feb. 18 at Maryland L, 27-77 Jan. 8 Bucknell NA Ohio University W, 46-38 Jan. 14 at Ohio State NA 1940-41 Results March 4 at Air Force L, 38-66 Navy L, 36-48 Jan. 15 Penn State NA 1-5 Overall Cornell L, 25-59 Jan. 21 at Kent State NA Opponent Result Syracuse W, 48-36 Jan. 29 at Maryland NA Michigan L, 23-52 Miami (Ohio) W, 51-33 1967-68 Results Feb. 5 at West Virginia NA Rider L, 35-40 North Carolina St. L, 24-58 3-9 Overall Feb. 12 at Cleveland State NA Kenyon L, 24-51 West Virginia W, 58-23 Date Opponent Result Feb. 19 Youngstown NA Ohio State L, 32-43 Lehigh W, 50-34 Dec. 2 at Indiana, Pa. W, 73-31 Penn State W, 46-29 1977-78 Results Rutgers W, 46-38 Dec. 9 at West Virginia L, 44-60 Franklin & Marshall L, 34-41 7-0 Overall Jan. 6 Syrcause L, 39-74 Date Opponent Result 1941-42 Results Jan. 13 at Bucknell L, 40-73 Dec. 1 North Carolina W, 61-52 5-1-1 Overall Jan. 19 at Ohio U. L, 41-72 Jan. 27 at Penn State W, 71-42 Jan. 10 at Bucknell W, 84-29 Opponent Result 1955-56 Results Feb. 3 Maryland L, 40-73 Jan. 19 Kent State W, 74-38 Rider W, 40-34 8-4 Overall Feb. 7 at Slippery Rock W, 62-49 Jan. 21 at Penn State W, 78-34 Penn State W, 41-33 Opponent Result Feb. 10 at Temple L, 45-59 Jan. 28 Maryland W, 68-45 Ohio State L, 24-60 Miami, Oh. W, 46-38 Feb. 17 Indiana State L, 38-75 Feb. 4 at West Virginia W, 74-39 Franklin & Marshall W, 43-32 North Carolina St. L, 33-51 Feb. 21 at Grove City L, 38-66 Feb. 11 Cleveland State W, 77-34 Kenyon W, 39.5-29.5 VMI W, 57-27 Feb. 24 Kent State L, 46-67 Oberlin W, 50-24 Ohio University W, 58-26 1978-79 Results Michigan State T, 42-42 Syracuse W, 49-35 1968-69 Results 9-0 Overall Colgate L, 41-43 2-8 Overall Date Opponent Result 1946-47 Results Army L, 38-46 Date Opponent Result Nov. 30 North Carolina W, 64-49 4-2 Overall Penn W, 59-25 Jan. 9 Bucknell W, 75-38 Opponent Result Nov. 30 Indiana, Pa. W, 63-50 Rutgers W, 56-28 Dec. 7 Temple L, 45-57 Jan. 19 at Kent State W, 69-44 at Edinboro W, 48-27 Lehigh W, 59-25 Jan. 11 Bucknell L, 41-72 Jan. 20 Penn State W, 90-23 Slippery Rock L, 33-42 Navy L, 26-58 Jan. 20 West Virginia L, 43-61 Jan. 26 at G. Washington W, 86-44 Edinboro W, 56-19 West Virginia W, 58-23 Jan. 25 Penn State W, 69-44 Jan. 27 at Maryland W, 72-40 at Penn State W, 46-29 Jan. 27 Ohio University L, 31-82 Feb. 3 West Virginia W, 77-36 Geneva W, 57-9 1956-57 Results Feb. 1 at Maryland L, 41-72 Feb. 10 at Cleveland State W, 83-29 at Slippery Rock L, 33-42 3-6 Overall Feb. 15 at Syracuse L, 43-70 Feb. 17 at Cincinnati W, 58-55 Opponent Result 1947-48 Results Feb. 19 Grove City L, 49-63 Rutgers L, 42-44 1979-80 Results 6-0 Overall Feb. 28 at Kent State L, 47-66 North Carolina St. L, 35-50 9-0 Overall Opponent Result Ohio University W, 46-38 1969-70 Results Date Opponent Result Allegheny W, 45-21 Ohio State L, 29-67 3-6 Overall Nov. 16 Ohio State W, 73-40 Fenn. W, 44-31 Army W, 59-26 Date Opponent Result Nov. 20 Kent State W, 81-31 Slippery Rock W, 59-16 VMI L, 42-44 Jan. 10 at Bucknell L, 48-65 North Carolina W, 71-42 Edinboro W, 59-16 Syracuse W, 46-38 Jan. 21 at West Virginia L, 52-61 Clarion W, 72-63 Penn State W, 53-22 Navy L, 11-75 Jan. 24 at Penn State W, 68-45 Jan. 6 West Point W, 51-35 Davis Elkins W, 59-16 Miami, Oh. L, 28-58 Jan. 31 at Temple W, 61-52 Jan. 19 Penn State W, 76-35 Feb. 7 Maryland L, 43-70 Feb. 4 West Virginia W, 76-37 1948-49 Results 1957-58 Results Feb. 10 at Grove City L, 51-62 Feb. 8 Cincinnati W, 69-44 7-1 Overall 5-5 Overall Feb. 14 Youngstown W, 79-34 Cleveland St. W, 68-44 Opponent Result Opponent Result Feb. 21 Syracuse L, 44-69 Allegheny W, 46-25 1980-81 Results Maryland W, 46-40 Feb. 28 Kent State L, 44-69 Edinboro W, 55-20 VMI L, 32-54 8-2 Overall Fenn. W, 49-26 North Carolina St. W, 57-29 1970-71 Results Date Opponent Result Slippery Rock W, 56-19 Ohio University L, 22-64 3-7 Overall Nov. 15 Indiana L, 37-73 Westminster W, 46-20 Lehigh W, 48-38 Date Opponent Result Nov. 21 at Kent State W, 67-44 Kenyon W, 48-27 Army L, 25-60 Jan. 9 Bucknell L, 37-76 Dec. 4 N.C. State L, 44-69 Penn State L, 37-38 Navy L, 19-67 Jan. 20 West Virginia L, 56-57 Jan. 16 at Duquesne W, 68-42 Kent State W, 44-31 Syracuse W, 49-37 Jan. 23 Penn State L, 48-65 Jan. 17 Penn State W, 59-54 Miami, Oh. L, 31-55 Jan. 23 at Temple W, 66-47 1949-50 Results Jan. 30 Temple W, 71-42 Rutgers W, 56-30 Jan. 24 at LaSalle W, 62-51 5-3 Overall Feb. 5 at American W, 65-57 Feb. 6 at Maryland L, 40-72 Jan. 31 West Virginia W, 75-38 Opponent Result 1958-59 Results Feb. 16 Grove City W, 59-53 Feb. 14 at Cleveland St. W, 62-49 Franklin & Marshall W, 52-23 7-3 Overall Feb. 20 at Syracuse L, 49-64 Feb. 15 at Cincinnati W, 68-45 Rutgers W, 41-34 Opponent Result Feb. 27 at Kent State L, 34-79 Navy L, 33-43 1981-82 Results Maryland W, 48-38 Akron W, 75-38 Ohio State L, 26-57 North Carolina St. W, 46-23 2-3 Overall Kent L, 19-56 Lehigh W, 46-40 1971-72 Results Date Opponent Result Penn State W, 52-23 Navy L, 19-67 4-6 Overall Nov. 13 Kent State W, 70-42 Temple W, 59-16 Ohio University L, 28-58 Date Opponent Result Jan. 16 at Penn State W, 65-51 Westminster W, 50.5-24.5 Rutgers W, 49-37 Dec. 4 Clarion W, 70-43 New York W, 62-24 51 28 Big East Championships and Counting... YEARǧBYǧYEAR RESULTS

Jan. 23 at Lasalle L 1991-92 Results 1999-00 Results North Carolina State W, 201-152 Jan. 30 at West Virginia L, 36-77 6-3 Overall 7-2 Overall Villanova W, 320-32 Feb. 13 at Indiana (Pa.) L Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result Jan. 29 Virginia Tech W, 125-118 Oct. 25 Duquesne W, 194-45 Oct. 29 St. Bonaventure W, 170-69 Feb. 5 Clarion W, 207.5-73.5 1982-83 Results Nov. 1 St. Bonaventure W, 138-103 Oct. 30 Syracuse W, 153-87 Duquesne W, 216-46 6-2 Overall Nov. 2 Syracuse W, 124-119 Nov. 5 at Virginia L, 104-137 Date Opponent Result Nov. 16 Virginia L, 105-138 Nov. 13 Notre Dame W, 201-99 2005-06 Results Nov. 12 at Kent State W Jan. 17 West Virginia W, 174-67 Nov. 19-21 at Minnesota Invite 2nd 10-2 Overall Jan. 15 Penn State W, 63-50 Jan. 18 Ohio State L, 115-125 Jan. 15 at West Virginia W, 148-91 Date Opponent Result Jan. 22 Lasalle L, 54-59 Penn State L, 93-142 Jan. 21-22 Maryland W, 199-154 Oct. 28 at St. Bonaventure W, 148.5-94.5 Jan. 29 West Virginia L, 47-66 Jan. 25 Villanova W, 153-89 Villanova W, 275-64 Oct. 29 at Syracuse W, 169-74 Feb. 4 Cincinnati W, 73-40 Feb. 1 Ohio W, 137-104 Feb. 4 at Penn State L, 89-148 Nov. 4 Notre Dame L, 121-122 Feb. 5 Marshall W, 72-41 Feb. 5 Duquesne W, 155-65 Nov. 11 Oakland W, 165-78 Feb. 11 at Cleveland St. W 1992-93 Results Jan. 7 West Virginia W, 133-104 Feb. 12 Kenyon W 9-3 Overall 2000-01 Results Jan. 13-14 Maryland W, 274-77 Date Opponent Result 9-2 Overall Villanova W, 300-48 1983-84 Results Oct. 31 Syracuse W, 121-120 Date Opponent Result Jan. 21 Cincinnati W, 170-63 6-1 Overall Nov. 6 James Madison W, 134-109 Oct. 27 at St. Bonaventure W, 133-104 Jan. 28 at Virginia Tech W, 128-115 Date Opponent Result Nov. 7 St. Bonaventure W, 157-142 Oct. 28 at Syracuse W, 160-79 Jan. 29 at Virginia L, 111-130 Nov. 11 Kent State W, 78-35 Nov. 13 Virginia Tech W, 159-84 Nov. 3 North Carolina State W, 149-91 Feb. 4 Clarion W, 217-70 Marshall W, 78-35 Nov. 15 Virginia L, 112-131 Nov. 4 North Carolina State W, 146-95 Duquesne W, 221-51 Nov. 18 at Kenyon W, 58-53 Jan. 16 Penn State L, 97-144 Rutgers W, 177-65 Jan. 14 at Penn State W, 59-55 Jan. 23 West Virginia W, 142-101 Nov. 11 Virginia L, 119-122 2006-07 Results Jan. 21 LaSalle W, 75-38 Jan. 29 Maryland W, 153-71 Jan. 12 at Penn State L, 98-140 7-4 Overall Jan. 28 at West Virginia L, 44-69 Jan. 30 Villanova W, 147-96 Jan. 13 West Virginia W, 142-92 Date Opponent Result Feb. 3 Cleveland State W, 74-38 Feb. 5 Ohio State L, 86.5-151.5 Jan. 19 at Maryland W, 139-104 Oct. 13 Blue-Gold Meet W-Gold Feb. 6 Ohio W, 151-92 Jan. 20 at Villanova W, 164-60 Oct. 27 St. Bonaventure W, 168-74 1984-85 Results Feb. 13 Duquesne W, 239-55 Jan. 27 Virginia Tech W, 207-93 Oct. 28 Syracuse W, 150-91 8-2 Overall Nov. 4 at Cincinati W, 147-84 Date Opponent Result 1993-94 Results 2001-02 Results Nov. 11 at Notre Dame L, 126-172 Kent State W, 73-40 10-2 Overall 8-1 Overall Nov. 17-18 at IU Invitational Syracuse W, 76-35 Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result Dec. 1-3 at Princeton Invitational Kenyan W, 69-44 Oct. 23 at West Virginia W, 154-89 Oct. 5 at Notre Dame* W, 234-174 Dec. 15-17 Pitt Inviational Penn State W, 77-36 Oct. 29 St. Bonaventure W, 143-94 Oct. 26 St. Bonaventure W, 197-46 Jan 6 West Virginia L, 141-159 Virginia W, 81-32 Oct. 30 Syracuse W, 154-87 Oct. 27 Syracuse W, 196-45 Jan 13 Villanova W, 137-29 LaSalle L, 39-74 Nov. 6 Miami W, 160.5-82.5 Nov. 9 at Rutgers W, 152-148 Maryland W, 115-51 Temple W, 71-41 Nov. 13 at Virginia W, 133-110 Jan. 12 at West Virginia W, 163-78 Jan. 27 Virginia Tech L, 121-179 West Virginia L, 48-65 Jan. 8 at Penn State L, 119.5-123.5 Jan. 18 Maryland W, 265-87 Jan. 28 Virginia L, 132-166 Cleveland State W, 62-51 Jan. 15 at Cleveland State W, 147-91 Jan. 19 Villanova W, 285.5-60.5 Feb. 3 Clarion W, 225-54 Marshall W Jan. 29 Villanova W, 162-79 Feb. 2 at Virginia Tech W, 182-61 Duquesne W, 227-42 Feb. 3 at Ohio State L, 86-154 Feb. 3 at Virginia L, 104-137 1985-86 Results Feb. 4 at Ohio W, 145-98 2007-08 Results 6-4 Overall Feb. 12 Duquesne W, 143-74 2002-03 Results 10-5 Overall Opponent Result 9-4 Overall Date Opponent Result Virginia W, 69-44 1994-95 Results Date Opponent Result Oct. 13 Blue-Gold Meet W-Gold Kent State W, 65-44 9-3 Overall Oct. 19 at Washington L, 112-150 Oct. 27 at St. Bonaventure W, 148-95 at Villanova L, 49-64 Date Opponent Result Oct. 25 St. Bonaventure W, 186-57 Oct. 28 at Syracuse* W, 154-89 St. Bonaventure W, 69-44 Oct. 28 Ohio W, 127-63 Nov. 8 at Purdue L, 105-194 Nov. 3 vs. Cincinnati* W, 146-89 Marshall W, 69-41 Nov. 4 at St. Bonaventure W, 165-72 Northwestern W, 164-134 Nov. 9 vs. Notre Dame L, 131-169 LaSalle L, 53-60 Nov. 5 at Syracuse L, 112-133 Jan. 5 at Harvard L, 104-139 Jan. 12 vs. West Virginia* W, 131-110 Penn State L, 52-61 Miami W, 130-114 Jan. 11 West Virginia W, 185-58 Jan. 18-19 vs. Maryland W, 178-170 at West Virginia L, 45-68 Nov. 12 Clarion W, 141-86 Jan. 17 at Maryland W, 157-85 vs. Villanova* W, 291-57 Cleveland State W, 58-55 Ohio State L, 101-142 Jan. 18 at Villanova W, 198-39 vs. Penn State L, 135-217 at Kenyan W, 61-50 Virginia W, 127-116 Notre Dame W, 183.5-59.5 vs. Missouri L, 154-198 Nov. 19 at Princeton L, 131-170 Jan. 25 Oakland W, 152-85 Jan. 26 at Virginia Tech L, 117-177 Jan. 20 Penn State W, 122-121 Feb. 1 Virginia L, 98-140 Jan. 27 at Virginia L, 132-159 1986-87 Results Jan. 25 West Virginia W, 161.5-81.5 Feb. 2 Virginia Tech W, 132-111 Feb. 3 vs. Clarion W, 200 - 74 9-0 Overall Jan. 28 at Villanova W, 150-91 Feb. 7 Penn State W, 128-115 vs. Duquesne W, 183.5 - 86.5 Opponent Result Feb. 11 Duquesne W, 178-89 vs. Carnegie Mellon W, 193-87 Kenyan W, 153-93 2003-04 Results vs. Denison W, 199-83 Cleveland State W, 118-86 1995-96 Results 12-2 Overall Penn State W, 129-88 9-1 Overall Date Opponent Result 2008-09 Results St. Bonaventure W, 125-85 Date Opponent Result Oct. 31 at St. Bonaventure W, 162-72 4-6 Overall West Virginia W, 120-95 Oct. 27 at Ohio W, 170-70 Nov. 1 at Syracuse* W, 165-78 Date Opponent Result Villanova W, 131-84 Nov. 4 Syracuse W, 162-81 Nov. 8 Texas A & M L, 100.5-140.5 Oct. 10 Blue-Gold Meet W-Gold Marshall W, 128-78 St. Bonaventure W, 189-40 Nov. 15 Washington W, 134-103 Oct. 24 vs. St. Bonaventure W, 179.119 Kent State W, 73-39 Nov. 14 Carnegie Mellon W, 148-60 Jan. 5 at Princeton W, 154.5-145.5 Oct. 31 at Notre Dame* L, 152-148 Duquesne W, 118-89 Nov. 18 at Ohio State L, 50-63 Jan. 10 West Virginia* W, 167.5-75.5 Nov. 15 at Cincinnati* L, 164 Virginia W, 82-31 Jan. 16-17 at Maryland W, 258-93 Nov. 9 vs. Notre Dame L, 131-169 1987-88 Results Jan. 17 at West Virginia W, 145-97 Notre Dame* W, ,228-123 Nov. 21-23 at Hoosierland Invitational No Team Scores 8-1 Overall Jan. 20 at Penn State W, 123-120 Villanova* W, 298-49 Jan. 4 at Tennesse Diving Inv. No Team Scores Date Opponent Result Jan. 27 Villanova W, 178-64 Jan. 24 at Penn State W, 125-118 Jan. 10 vs. West Virginia* W, 155 Oct. 30 Duquesne W, 138-18 Feb. 10 Duquesne W, 133-83 Jan. 31 at Virginia Tech* W, 123.5-119.5 Jan. 16-17 at Maryland L, 185-161 Nov. 6 at St. Bonaventure W, 127-90 Feb. 1 at Virginia L, 108-128 vs. Penn State L, 244-108 Nov. 11 at Cornell W, 112-104 1996-97 Results Feb. 7 Clarion W, 233-64 Jan. 31 vs. Virginia Tech L, 183 Nov. 13 Kent State W, 157-57 8-3 Overall Duquesne W, 233-55 Feb. 1 vs.Virginia L, 142-96 Nov. 20 Marshall W, 119-53 Date Opponent Result Feb. 7 vs. Carnegie Mellon W, 233-54 Dec. 3 West Virginia W, 133-81 Nov. 1 St. Bonaventure W, 163-74 2004-05 Results vs. Clarion W, 216-76 Clarion W, 124-78 Nov. 2 Syracuse W, 134-109 10-3 Overall Cleveland State W, 143-62 Nov. 9 Penn State L, 115-128 Date Opponent Result Jan. 9 Penn State L, 102-115 Nov. 15 Notre Dame W, 180-115 Oct. 29 St. Bonaventure W, 185-57 Jan. 10 North Carolina L, 117.5-178.5 Oct. 30 Syracuse W, 177-66 1988-89 Results Jan. 11 North Carolina State L, 112-131 Nov. 12 at Notre Dame L, 145-155 8-2 Overall Jan. 18 West Virginia W, 175-68 Michigan State W, 185-115 Date Opponent Result Jan. 24 LaSalle W, 152-91 Dec. 4 Virginia L, 106-128 Duquesne W, 138-53 Jan. 25 Villanova W, 163-58 Jan. 4 at Princeton L, 102-141 St. Bonaventure W, 153.5-88.5 Feb. 8 Duquesne W, 171-77 Jan. 8 West Virginia W, 160.5-82.5 Clarion W, 161-82 Jan. 14-15 at Maryland W, 199.5-153.5 Virginia L, 109-134 1997-98 Results Bowdoin W, 135-76 6-3 Overall Holy Cross W, 135-44 Date Opponent Result Penn State L, 92-151 Oct. 31 St. Bonaventure W, 146-86 West Virginia W, 135-104 Nov. 1 Syracuse L,116-124 Villanova W, 161-131 Nov. 9 Virginia L, 131-163 Nov. 19-22 at NIKE Cup 4th 2005-06 Big East Championships 1989-90 Results Nov. 24-26 at Indiana Invitational 6th 6-1 Overall Jan. 17 West Virginia W,184-57 Opponent Result UMBC W, 160-79 Duquesne W, 161-37 Jan. 24 Villanova W, 145-84 at St. Bonaventure W, 172-70 Jan. 31 Harvard L, 122-172 Clarion W, 185-110 Feb. 6 Connecticut W, 162-79 at Virginia L, 102-139 Feb. 7 Duquesne W, 139-110 at Penn State W, 124-119 West Virginia W, 148-92 1998-99 Results Villanova W, 166-77 5-7 Overall Date Opponent Result 1990-91 Oct. 30 at St. Bonaventure W, 167.5-75.5 7-3 Overall Oct. 31 at Syracuse L, 110-133 Date Opponent Result Nov. 6- 7 at North Carolina L, 101.5-268.5 Oct. 26 Duquesne W, 106-84 South Carolina W, 192-178 Nov. 3 at St. Bonaventure W, 132-103 Minnesota L, 100-270 Nov. 4 at Syracuse L, 49.5-63.5 Nov. 14 Virginia L, 111.5-131.3 at St. John’s W, 100-13 Nov. 20-22 at Indiana Invitational 4th Nov. 9 Clarion W, 112-95 Jan. 16 West Virginia W, 126-95 Nov. 17 Virginia L, 103-140 Jan. 22 at Maryland L, 114-129 Nov. 29 at Rice W, 67-19 Jan. 23 at Villanova W, 202-36 Nov. 30 at Macalaster W, 78-8 vs. Brown L, 114-129 Jan. 12 Penn State L, 96-145 Feb. 6 at Ohio State L, 108-130 Jan. 20 at West Virginia W, 140-103 Feb. 7 Duquesne W, 178-90

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Eloise Kester 1974-75 WOMEN’S LETTERWINNERS Jenny Doran 1992-96 Keri Killinger 1992-93 Susan Dowd 1976-80 Stephanie King 1980-82 A Alicia Dugan 1982-86 Ryann Kishbaugh 2006- Jessica Adams 2002-03 Mary Duke 1999-2000 Judy Klotz 1978-82 Sandy Albright 1986-90 Bonnie Durdy 1979-81 Diane Kluglein 1976-77 Cheryl Anderson 1996-2000 Christy Knobloch 1992-95 Amy Andruskiewicz 1999-2000 E Michele Knoll 1974-75 Esther “Mitzi” Arch 1974-76 Jennifer Easter 2003-04 Jennifer Koch 2002-05 Janine Atiyeh 1988-91 Nicole Ebert 2002-04 Barbara Koepp 1976-77 Tennille Echard 1994-95 Ann Komer 1989-90 B Margo Ekstrom 2006- Melinda Koser 1996-99 Kimmie Baird 2004-06 Joyce Elmeier 1976-77 Melissa Kosinski 1998-99 Sue Baker 1988-89 Christy Elston 1975-79 Barb Kozlina 1981-82 Jenny Banks 1995-99 Karen Eschrich 1974-75 Georganna Kozlina 1975-77 Laura Barber 1981-85 Jean Kozlowski 1979-80 Debbie Bardzil 1988-90 F Kelli Krallman 2002-05 Laura Barnes 2007- Lee Ann Fedon 1976-77 Colleen Kristobak 2002-06 Lois Barnhart 1974-75 Lisa Fedon 1976-77 Emma Krukar 2003-04 Shannon Barr 2005-06 Stephanie Fedorchak 1996-97 Noelle Barry 1988-91 Nancy Feenstra 1976-78 L Kathy Bates 1984-86 Alyssa Ferraro 2006- Trisha Lang 1976-77 Mary Jane Batko 1977-78 Cindy Ferraro 1976-80 Kate Langdon 1996-2000 Leslie Becki 1994-98 Rachel Fielder 1995-99 Erin Leisey 2002-03 Loran Bedner 1987-89 Diana Firth 1980-83 Karla Leite 2005-07 Kirstie Beltz 1989-93 Janice Fischer 1976-77 Tamara Lelli 2008- Megan Bender 2008- Donna Flatch 1989-93 Margie Lencioni 1996-97 Kelly Bennett 1993-94 Denise Fleming 1977-79 Sunday Lewandowski 1992-96 Kim Billen 1994-95 Jill Fletcher 1992-96 Julie Levri 1987-91 Becky Binney 1976-77 Linda Frankenbach 1978-82 Sandee Lipp 1974-75 Erin Bissell 1994-98 Cindy Fry 1976-77 Jenny Livingstone 2002-04 Colette Bizal 1976-77 Tesa Lloyd 1976-77 Cyndie Bowie 1976-77 G Sarah Looney 2007- Shelley Bowser 1985-86 Christine Gallagher 1988-91 Angie Lopez 1974-76 Niki Boyle 1999-2000 Kathleen Gannon 1988-90 Amanda Lyle 1997-2000 Hanna Bratton 2006-08 Vicki Geubtner 1992-95 Heather Brennan 1996-99 Chantel Golver 1992-94 M Jenny Brooker 1975-78 Lois Gould 1974-75 Cynthia Macri 1974-75 Jennifer Brown 1983-86 Holly Graham 1984-85 Kay Maden 1979-80 Kristin Brown 2003-07 Estelle Grant 1979-83 Cindy Madill 1977-78 Laura Brown 1989-90 Sarah Grant 2002-04 Diane Maiese 1992-94 Rebecca Brown 2005-06 Beth Grube 1996-2000 Celeste Makiel 1986-91 Erica Brummit 1998-2000 Lorraine Guibord 1985-86 Tiơ any Malatesta 2006- Tammy Brush 1976-77 Judy Gubala 1979-80 Wendy Marold 1996-97 Courtney Budd 2002-04 Sue Guyer 1976-80 Karin Masal 1988-91 Nicole Bunker 1989-90 Katie Matesa 1993-95 Candie Burke 1990-94 H Vicky Matthews 1982-85 Jennifer Burns 1990-94 Linda Hamner 1976-77 Carol Mazzer 1976-77 Melissa Burns 1994-98 Megan Harnois 2006-08 Hillary McBride 1978-80 Nordine Burrell 1982-84 Leah Harper 2008-09 Megan McCandless 2004-06 Katie Butrie 2002-05 Caitlin Harrington 2005-08 Mary Ann McCauley 2002-05 Julia Butzler 1992-93 Suzanne Harshman 1977-78 Margaret McClurg 1990-91 Judy Haughton 1984-88 Cathy McDonald 1984-86 C Amy He 2006-07 Lisa McDonnell 2006- Kristen Caiazzo 2004-06 Lizanne Hendershott 1976-77 Lauren McElroy 2003-05 Charla Caponi 1993-95 Mindy Hennon 1988-91 Christine McFadden 1989-90 Julia Carolan 1999-2003 Nancy Henry 1978-82 Cookie McIntyre 2007- Mary Caspero 1988-90 Susan Heon 1980-84 Kait McKenzie 1999-2000 Marian Cassidy 1984-88 Judith Heretick 1976-77 Suzi McManus 1989-93 Samantha Chabotar 1995-99 Manie Heretick 1974-75 Kristen McMullen 2007- Michele Chamberlain 1974-76 Kathy Herrold 1976-77 Megan McNallen 1994-98 Lindsay Champ 2006-07 Rebecca Heyns 1994-98 Andrea McQueen 2008-09 Diane Chmielewski 1988-91 Susan Hickman 1983-86 Clare McShane 1989-93 Rubi Cisneros 1999-2003 Constance Hiester 1975-77 Erin Meehan 2005-08 Blair Clark 2004-05 Jane Highberger 1983-85 Amber Meek 1997-99 Maureen Cleary 1985-89 Desiree Hileman 2002-03 Cheryl Meyer 1982-85 Nikki Cliơ ord 1996-99 Leslie Hipp 1976-77 Mindy Millard 1976-77 Emily Colley 1999-2003 Beth Hitchcock 1981-82 Sasha Miller 1989-91 Jill Comeau 1989-91 Lacey Hlavka 1999-2003 Chelsey Millstone 2002-03 Jamie Conley 1975-79 Betsy Holbert 1985-89 Avy Mitchell 2003-05 Tracey Corbitt 1990-91 Kierstin Homblette 1999-2000 Amy Miteơ 2002-06 Sharon Corman 1978-79 Allie Horvath 2006- Stacey Moller 1983-85 Kristin Criner 2002-06 Marie Houghton 2003-05 Jennifer Moore 1981-82 Aimee Crombie 1995-99 Dawne Howard 1983-84 Sandra Moran 1976-77 Kara Crombie 1993-95 Ali Howell 2004-05 Wendy Morgan 1982-86 Stephanie Cromwell 1983-85 Lisa Huey 1980-82 Kara Moxie 1987-91 Sophie Cross 2006- Katie Hunter 1997-2000 Rebecca Mrljak 2002-03 Nicole Cunningham 1986-88 Mallory Mullady 2007- Margie Curry 1980-84 I Katherine Cutrell 2007- Becky Ihrig 1976-77 Valerie Murphy 1981-82 Bridget Ingram 2006-07 Lauren Myrick 2006-07 D Cindy Dabkowski 1986-88 J N Lauren Dale 1994-96 Amy Jackson 1978-82 Samantha Nasakaitis 2004-06 Debra Daugherty 1983-84 Lisa Jarvis 1976-78 Laura Nerone 1990-94 Patti Davis 1977-79 Kathy Jenkins 1994-97 Beth Newell 2006- Caroline Day 1988-90 Sabrina Jennings 2007-08 Lauren Newman 1994-97 Kendra Decelle 2005-06 Yvonne Johnston 1981-83 Patricia Ney 1983-86, 87-88 Julie DeHaven 1979-81 Rhonda Jones 1977-79 Ericka Nim 1997-98 Isabel Dejo 1994-98 Nila deJesus 1975-79 K O Vanessa DeLeon 1984-85 Laurie Kassab 1974-75 Moreen O’Brien 1998-2000 Emily DeStefano 2007- Emily Kaszycki 2002-04 Kelly O’Hara 2004-08 Jill Dolbin 1995-96 Chris Kaucher 1983-86 Rita O’Leary 1974-75 Chrissy DiLeonardo 1992-96 Barb Keller 1982-86 Jodi O’Neil 1983-86 53 28 Big East Championships and Counting... 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Z Christen Zaleski 1982-83 Laura Zdyb 1992-94 Nyah Zekus 1996-97 Megan Zerhusen 1998-99 Terri Ziegler 1986-90 Susan Zucker 1978-79 MEN’S LETTERWINNERS A Gene Adams 1956-58 Timothy Adams 1988-90 Bill Addison 1969-70 Jay Adlersberg 1963 Devin Aikins 2003-05 Ames 1939-41 Dave Anderson 1969-72 David Anderson 2004-07 George Anderson III 1995-99 Anderson 1938 Anderson 1947 Pat Arnold 1969-70 John Arkens 1988-89 Arvanitas 1948 Kestutis Aukstuolis 2001-02 James Austin 1989-93 Kristie Opiola 1994-98 Cathy Sistek 1984-88 Kathy Siuda 2003-07 Naomi Orlando 2005-06 B Kara Sixbury 1992-95 David Bacharach 1989-91 Jennifer Slack 1995-99 P Jonti Bacharach 1992-95 Holley Sluss 1978-82 Nicole Palombo 1996-2000 Ed Bahan 1982-84 Margaret “Buơ y” Smith 1994-98 Jill Patla 1992-93 Chuck Baker 1972-73 Jennifer Smith 1993-94 Margie Paulick 1985-89 James Bair 2000-01 Roberta Snoznik 1974-75 Lisa Pellow 1976-77 Ryan Bair 1992-95 Cynthia Snyder 2002-05 Nahir Perez 1983-86 Chris Balke 1993-96 Lynn Sokol 1994-97 Liz Perry 1996-2000 Baran 1951 Elena Spak 2008- Holly Peters 1984-85 Bartley 1951 Morgan Speece 2007- Tracy Pﬁ ster 1983-86 Hector Bas 1974-75 Maryann Spindler 2002-03 Theresa Picklo 1987-91 Basch 1950 Amy Spinnewebber 1992-96 Amy Plesz 1989-90 Kevin Bast 2002-05 Georgia Spolsky 1982-85 Susan Poorbaugh 1992-94 Bauer 1954-57 Kim Srawbridge 1987-88 Jennifer Prahl 1993-94 Beacon 1938-40 Erin Stacy 2004-05 Diana Prangley 1998-2000 Blair Beal 1998-2000 Rachelle Stauơ er 1987-90 Jennifer Price 1975-78 Eric Becker 2005-08 Irene Stergios 1996-97 Susan Price 1974-75 Michael Bernardi 2002-06 Kathy Stetler 1975-79 Kim Proctor 1983-85 Andy Berry 1980-81 Brittany Stevens 2005-08 Josette Prosser 1986-88 Ed Bergan 1981-86 Colleen Sullivan 2004-08 Suzanne Pulley 1977-81 Christoph Berger 2008- Emily Sullivan 1980-81 Patrick Bergin 2006-07 Laura Lee-Sullivan 1988-91 R Greg Beskid 1969-70 Sara Sullivan 2006- Michelle Ranck 1984-88 Tommy Bird 2002-06 Courtney Sunseri 1994-96 Krissa Ratliơ 1988-91 Al Bischoơ 1972-73 Lindsay Swiderski 1994-98 Kelly Redcay 2002-06 Chris Blair 1983-86 Kristin Swoyer 2002-05 Ryan Redman 2002-04 Eric Blamick 1980-82 Sharon Reisdorf 1974-76 Ross Blanchard 1988-89 T Amanda Rich 2005-06 Blosser 1950-53 Sandy Taylor 1978-82 Tricia Rickert 1985-89 Keith Bodnar 1992-95 Katie Templeton 2006-07 Denise Ricketts 1982-83 Ron Bokulic 1972-75 Julie Terrell 1978-82 Kaylee Riggs 2005-06 Brian Bonczek 2002-05 Tracey Terrell 1979-80 Julie Rocks 1989-91 Jacob Bourdeau 1988-91 Kristina Thames 1989-90 Erika Rodriguez 2005-08 Don Boyd 1990-93 Karen Thibodeau 1999-2000 Kristen Roncase 2004-05 Mike Boyle 1970-71 Lindsey Tiberio 2003-05 Megan Rothney 1998-2000 Matt Brady 1992-95 Kelli Tielking 2002-04 Judith Rosage 1978-79 Sean Braud 1990-94 Jamie Tomazich 1996-2000 Cindy Rose 1984-88 Alex Braunﬁ eld 1969-71 Caitlin Trant 2008- Ann Marie Rose 1992-93 Tim Brewer 1981-84 Gail Turley 1987-88 Laura Rosenberg 2005-08 Brown 1938-39 Alicia Tymes 1992-96 William Brown 1970-71 S Browne 1952 U Stacie Safritt 2005-08 Bruener 1947-49 Jan Ujevich 1980-83 Jennifer Salmon 1998-99 Brugger 1947-49 Jennifer Sari 1989-90 Raymond Brush 2002-03 V Liz Sari 1987-90 Jonathan Buchanan 2005-08 Yolandi Van Rooyen 2008- Diane Saunders 1974-75 Larry Bufacini 1969-70 Cathy Savard 1976-77 Eric Bugby 2002-05 W Carolyne Savini 2002-04 Edward Bullock 1963 Sarah Wagner 2004-06 Deborah Schloder 1975-79 Andrew Burkey 2005-06, 07-08 Laure Walczak 1986-90 Kelley Schorn 1995-96 Bradley Butcher 1988-90 Mary Walde 1976-78 Tricia Schultz 1982-86 Chris Butts 1977-81 Connie Walker 1974-76 Danielle Scott 2007-08 Tom Buzzell 1984-85 Janine Scotti 1980-82 Jordan Wallace 2004-06 Mary Wallisch 1974-75 Lynn Ross-Scovazzo 1976-77 C Lindsay Weaveling 1999-2000 Megan Sculley 2007-09 Peter Cadek 1988-89 Amy Williamson 1985-86 Christina Seamon 1981-82 Edward Cahill 1971-73 Laura Wise 2004-05 Denise Sedlacek 1980-84 Ricardo Camacho 1990-91 Gayle Wyland 1985-86 Ruth Seiơ ert 2005-08 John Carney 1969-70 Megan Senior 1996-2000 Robert Carney 1969-70 Y Charlotte Sensey 1974-76 Rick Carter 1978-82 Candy Yackmack 1986-89 Whitney Severino 2002-04 Cannon 1947 Nancy Yates 1974-76 Andrea Shoust 2003-07 Noah Caplan 1995-99 Karen Yezek 1994-95 Megan Sisko 2008- Orlando Catinchi 1975-79

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R. Chambers 1966-67 Dan Kelly 1975-76 Andy Cherep 1996-2000 Tony Frasetto 1990-93 Barry Kent 1959-60 Joseph Chonoski 1971-72 Jeơ Freidman 1981-82 John Kessler 1988-89 John Cigler 1977-78 Charlie Fry 1988-89 Stephen Kilroy 2002-05 Ciocca 1951 Richard Fry 1967-68 Kenneth Kirkham 1971-72 Dave Civis 1975-78 Furrer 1952-55 Rousseau Kluever 2008- Paul Clark 1978-79 Bob Knight 1963 Robert Clemmer 1975-79 G Brad Knopp 1972-73 Clewer 1950 Gaetano 1953-55 Koenig 1950-53 Bob Cobun 1963 Pete Gage 1994-95 Hannes Kohnke 2002-05 Cochran 1947-49, 51 Gainsford 1952-53 Jerry Koller 1996-2000 Mark Cohen 1969-72 Pete Gage 1992-95 Arda Kostem 2000-02 Dean Coleman 1967-69 Chris Gallagher 2006-07 Adam Kotkiewicz 1995-99 Ed Coleman 1963 James Gamble 1980-83 Brian Kotkiewicz 1992-94, 95-96 Brett Collins 1995-99 Steve Ganong 1963 Joe Kozlina 1989-91 Doug Condon 1981-83 Jack Garrow 1972-76 Michael Kozlina 1988-90 B.J. Conklyn 2005-08 Chris George 2004-08 Andy Kraemer 1982-83 Daniel Connealy 2007-09 Randy Gertenbach 2002-04 George Krakowski 2008-09 Michael Connor 1976-80 Jay Gillard 1993-95 Kramer 1941-42 Dave Conrad 1972-73 Dan Glueck 1972-73 Krongold 1942 Aidan Considine 2008- Ken Goldenberg 1967-69 Krumholz 1954-55 Alfred Constantini 1988-91 Dawid Goszczycki 2008- Alex Kubicek 2006-07, 08 Ken Cooper 1957-59 Stephen Goth 1988-89 Andrew Kyrejko 2005-08 Eric Cornell 1988-91 Rick Gottlieb 1969-70 Mark Kubeja 1974-75 Corr 1950-53 Matthew Gouwens 1998-2000 Kuberek 1950 Justin Corvin 2008- Gover 1951-52 Bob Kupperman 1992-94 Cosgrove 1941-42 Grant 1947-48 Kurren 1941-42 Steve Costlow 2000-01 Steve Green 1989-90 Chuck Costello 1968-69 George Greenberger 1967-68 L Phil Cruz 1989-91 Robert Greenwald 1975-79 Robert Lambert 1977-78, 80-81 Bill Cullo 1984-85 Pat Greenwell 1977-81 Doug Landy 1994-97 Chris Curry 1992-93, 95-96 Greer 1952 John Lane 1967-68 Griglak 1951 Daniel Langan 1985-89 D Richard Grinstead 2002-05 Ross Lannan 2003-06 Louis Damich 1971-72 Mike Grube 1999-2002 George LaNoue 1981-82 Eric Daum 1988-91 Lazorchik 1956 Richard Daum 1968-69 H Steve Leach 1975-77 Robert Daum 1992-94 Bart Haas 1959-60 Jeơ Leath 2003-07 Joe DeFrancesco 1969-70 Jonathan Haggerty 1995-98 Lee 1950 Brian Deiderick 1988-93 Devon Hainey 1995-96 H. Lederstein 1938-40 Dean Delibertis 1981-84 Preston Hammontree 1995-98 M. Lederstein 1938-40 Michael Demos 1998-2000 Michael Hand 2002-05 Mike Lehto 1980-81 Jerry DeMuro 1974-77 Wayne Hanson 1963 Leibovitz 1951 Mark DeMuro 1975-79 James Harnish 1969-71 Lepiane 1950-52 Robert Depner 1972-73 Dennis Harrington 1975-76 Charles Lersch 1984-86 Brian DeVinney 1988-89 Rich Hauger 1968-69 J. LeViere 1966-67 Dill 1938-40 Charles Hauser 2007- Dave Levine 1963 Patrick Dinan 2000-01 Bryan Hawes 1972-73 E. Levine 1947-49 Dave Dodson 1990-93 George Hawes 1972-73 Rob Levine 1963 Mark Dombroski 1988-89 Joe Hayes 1968-70 Ron Levine 1963 Sam Dommel 1993-94 Thomas Hayes 1969-72 Fredrick Lewis 1969-72 Brian Dougherty 1972-73 Jeremiah Heath 1998-2000 Steve Lewter 1994-96 Tom Dowd 1974-77 Gary Heine 1972-73 David Lezek 1983-84 Peter Doyle 1981-83 Michael Helbling 1972-73 Eric Limkemann 2000-04 Regan Drew 1996-2000 C. Joshua Heynes 1993-97 R. Lindgerg 1966-67 Eric Drummond 2000-02 Pete Hezky 1994-98 Locke 1938 Andrzej Dubiel 2007- Stanley Higgins 1988-89 Longabaugh 1951 Orlando Duran 1984-86 Dave Hildebrand 1975-77 Adam Love 1996-98 Durbin 1956-59 Carl Hilmer 1960 Jake Lucas 2008- Martin Durkin 1984-86 Hodgson 1953-54 Richard Lucas 1983-85 John Dusch 1982-86 Gene Hoơ man 1967-69 Lucas 1947-48 Rob Holmberg 1985-89 Ron Ludwig 1970-71 E Eric Horner 1988-89 Jeơ Luơ ey 1983-85 Zac Economos 1990-94 Chris Howard 2005-07 Brendan Lupetin 1996-2000 Will Eden 1998-2000 James Howell 1970-73 Rich Lush 1982-86 Idasore Ehrlick 1971-72 James Hughes 1969-72 Ryan Lynn 2008- Michael Eisenstein 1996-97 R. Hulme 1966-67 Brian Elko 1996-2000 Chris Hurt 2000-01 M Jim Emert 1958-60 Chris Mahr 1992-93 Geoơ Emore 1980-84 I Jack Majcher 1969-70 Jim Emore 1984-86 Chris Ippoliti 2002-03 Bob Manfredo 1968-69 Jason Erdeljac 2007- Jerry Irwin 1959-60 Manko 1947-49 Lee Engdahl 1957-59 Chris Mano 1977-78 T.J. Erdos 1989-90 J Patrick Mansﬁ eld 2005-08 Matt Erdosy 2002-04 Ryan Jackson 2002-04 Mapstone 1957 Steve Jackson 2004-08 Steve Marcucio 2002-05 F Jackson 1947-49 Burt Marks 1954-57 Randy Falck 1980-82 Richard James 1983-86 Dave Martin 1988-91 Fanning 1950-52 Scott Jeơ ries 1985-89 Donald Martin 1982-86 Aren Faruq 1996-97 Jennings 1952 Jared Martin 2004-08 Thomas Faytol 1974-77 Carl Johnson 1983-84 William Martin 1972-75 Fedor 1940-41 Eric Johnson 1988-89 Reynaldo Martiniez 1985-86 Adrian Figueroa 1998-2000 Stuart Johnson 1968-69 Eric Mattson 1988-91 Rafael Figueroa 1980-81 Johnson 1951 Mayer 1951 Milo Fischer 1956-58 Cliơ Jones 1992-95 Mike McCalley 1982-86 Thomas Fischer 1971-72 Jeremy McClean 1992-96 Pat Fitzgerald 1958-60 K Mark McCormick 1982-86 Brian Flynn 2000-01 Troy Kaczorowski 2002-05 J.D. McCrillis 1980-84 William Folger 1987-90 Bill Katsur 1968-69 Sean McCue 2001-02 Collin Forner 2007- Kaule 1940-42 Nathan McCutcheon 2003-06 Steven Forrest 2008-09 Kaupe 1952-55 Tom McGinley 1977-80 Aaron Fortner 1992-94 Keblan 1956 Dennis McHugh 1963 Kurt Fowler 1989-90 Don Keer 1978-82 John McHugh 1985-86 Kevin Keller 1959-60 McHale 1948-50

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Michael Pron 1996-2000 McKee 1948 Prouser 1951 Jeremy Stultz 2004-08 Zane McLain 2007- Doug Puskar 1975-77 Sudowski 1948 Kevin McLaughlin 1989-93 Tony Sunseri 1992-96 Alex McLaren 2007- Q John Suprock 1975-76 Jeremy McQueen 1994-96 Charles Quinn 1969-72 Tom Sveta 1976-77 Mike McSwain 1974-75 Jonathan Quinn 1980-84 Stuart Swanson 1977-81 Medley 1941 Joshua Quinn 1998-2000 Chris Sweeten 1995-96 Devin Meece 1997-98 Mike Szulman 1967-68 Melograne 1951 R Jim Menford 1968-70 Ryan Rahaeuser 1998-2000 T Pat Merriman 1976-77 Jeơ Raynes 1996-97 Tim Tallman 1996-97, 99-2000 Jerry Merski 1966-67 Pete Ream 1967-68 P. Douglas Tello 1988-89 Jason Miller 2002-06 Chris Rebholz 2000-01 John Templin 1972-76 Jeơ Miller 1972-76 Rob Reddy 1984-88 Mickey Termin 1977-79 Frank Reed 1963 Andrew Timko 1999-2000 Ray Miller 1972-73 Dave Reeder 1975-77 Bill Tome 1968-69 Scott Moll 1975-76 Michael Reinhard 1977-78 Mike Tortorici 1996-99 Monsein 1953-56 Kerry Reitz 1983-84 Bill Tramel 1989-90 Rob Monte 1988-89 Tom Ribarchak 1963 Treser 1956-59 Dave Montgomery 2003-07 Geoơ Rife 1984-88 Bob Treul 1985-86 William Moser 1976-78 Rinkacs 1952 Jeơ Trew 1977-81 Geoơ Morgan 2006- Greg Ringeling 1974-75 Alan Morris 1969-70 Ed Robson 1956-58 U Morris 1938 Rodnok 1938 Ufner 1949-51 Bill Moser 1975-79 Sean Romano 1997-98 August Mucha 1957-58 Larry Rosa 1974-75 V Gary Mule 1992-95 Cliơ Rowe 1969-70 Jeơ Vaders 1993-96 Todd Mulzet 1982-86 Richard Rowe 1970-72 Scott VanEpps 1996-2000 Craig Munch 1988-89 Rich Rush 1963 Al Van Nort 1963 Rick Muntean 1985-86 Scott Ruth 1992-94 Karl Vantine 1988-89 David Murphy 1992-93 Sami Vartiainen 1992-96 Greg Murphy 1981-85 S Jack Veitich 1970-72 Steve Salvi 1992-93 Bernard Victor, Jr. 1971-72 N Samson 1940-42 Antonio Vidal 1974-75 Charles Nanz 1957-59 Carlos Santiago 1974-76 Vitartis 1941 Dave Napora 1975-76 Tony Sarsfi eld 1959 Voelzke 1947 Andrew Natali 2006 L. Saxe 1966-67 Aleksandr Volovetski 2005-08 Dave Natali 1972-76 Keith Schaefer 1967-70 Max von Bodungen 2000-02 Adam Natishyn 2002-06 David Schepner 1988-91 Eric vonDohlen 1998-99 Alex Navarro 2008-09 John Schepner 1974-77 Michael Naylor 1988-91 Mark Schmidt 1984-85 W Mike Nelson 1975-77 H. Schoeơ el 1966-67 Bill Wagner 1975-77 Bill Nemeth 1969-70 Schraeder 1938-40 Jeơ Waldman 1980-81 Dennis Nemtsanov 2002-06 Schrecongost 1952 Michael Wallisch 1971-72 Bob Nooning 1994-98 Joseph Schuchert 1996-98 Eric Wallace 1974-75 Rex Nordheimer 1980-83 Mark Schuman 1976-79 Mark Wallace 1971-75 Howard Norris 1967-69 Matthew Schwartz 2002-04 Neal Wallace 1975-78 Richard Norris 1967-69 Mark Seethaler 1974-75 Darryl Washington 2002-06 Steven North 1999-2000 William Semethy, Jr. 1985-89 Neil Wasserman 1974-76 Jeơ Novotny 1992-95 Jeơ Shaơ er 1975-77 Chris Webb 1997-98 Nowotny 1938-39 Bill Shanahan 1963 Adam Webber 2002-04 Desmond Nunan 1972-73 Jeơ Sharer 1972-75 Don Weber 1956-58 John Sharkey 1988-91 Weigman 1957 O Tom Shaulinski 1983-86 Matt Weiser 2002-03 Jerry O’Leary 1971-73 Andrew Sheaơ 2003-07 Weiss 1952-53 M. Olesak 1966-67 Scott Shearer 1979-81 Matt Weist 1988-90 Andrew Olmo 1988-89 Scott Shearer 2004-08 Willis Weisz 1956-59 O’Nions 1952-53 Will Shearouse 2003-04 Michael Wells 1998-2000 Brian Orledge 1988-89 Patrick Shedlock 1997-2000 Rick Wells 1992-93 Orloơ 1940-42 Ken Shelhorse 2002-04 George Wenick 1969-70 Tim Oskin 1984-85 David Shen 2008- Dave Wessel 1968-71 Tom Ott 1982-83 Shulness 1939 Chad White 2002-06 Eric Shultz 1972-75 Gary White 1971-72 P Jack Shuten 1984-86 Warne White 1954-57 Len Paganini 1958-60 Steve Siler 1997-99 Whitman 1951 Palmer 1952-53 Dave Simeone 1972-75 G. Wilde 1941-42 Wayne Pappert 1963 Barry Simon 1968-70 R. Wilde 1942 Andrew Patrizzi 2002-04 Michael Simon 1982-86 Wilde 1947-49, 51-52 Howard Patterson 1996-97 Sam Simon 1985-86 David Williams 1992-95 Michael Pavetto 1998-2000 Ben Sklar 1954-57 Frank Williams 1983-86 Greg Pelton 1978-82 Slobodian 1938-39 Dave Williamson 1985-86 Frank Perez 1963 Bobby Smith 2008- Wilkins 1953 Randall Perkins 1990-91 Dave Smith 1968-69 Craig Williams 1972-73 Chris Perry 1992-96 Lance Smith 1989-90 Williams 1950 John Petersen 1950-53 Thomas Smith 1971-72 Scott Winkler 1976-80 Craig Peterson 1997-2000 Tucker Smith 1996-97 Mark Winters 1972-75 Petro 1948-51 Soles 1941 Al Wolcott 1969-70 Rick Petterson 1963 Jerry Sollinger 1963 Steve Wolfe 1990-94 Joseph Pfi ster 1984-86 Simon Solomon 1970-71 Michael Pfi ster 1988-89, 90-91 Sotnik 1942 Y Dale Pfl aumer 1976-80 John Soulakis 1993-97 Keith Yanessa 1983-84 Bryan Pfl ug 1971-72 Dennis Spear 1968-70 Vernon Yenick 1985-89 Pfuhl 1951 Mike Speerschneider 1993-97 Walt Young 1974-75 Sandy Pidgeon 1978-82 Martin Staley 1971-75 Bill Pierce 1978-82 Steve Stambaugh 1984-85 Z John Piotrowski 1970-71 John Starkey 1989-90 Jerry Zaleski 1979-83 Piwowarski 1952-53 Eric Stefanski 1994-98 Zaslov 1942 Adam Plutecki 2006-08 Stein 1952 Richard Zeak 1972-73 John Pokrzywa 1972-73 Chris Steiner 1994-95 Charlie Zettel 2006-07, 08 Mike Polak 1979-81 Damian Stoy 1999-2000 Bob Zieles 1959-60 Port 1952 Joseph Stone 1997-99 Zentgraf 1951-56 Matt Porter 1988-91 Steve Stout 1992-93 Chester Zientek 1967-70 Chris Price 1967-68 Eric Stull 1992-96 Zurcher 1953-56

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