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LSU Tiger All-Time Top 10 THIS IS LSU COACHES LADY TIGERS LADY TIGER HISTORY TIGERS TIGER HISTORY MEDIA Clint Hallum Sean LeNeave James Meyers 50-Yard Freestyle Time Year 200-Yard IM Time Year 9. Rick Meador 2:02.31 1980 1. Mark Andrews 19.57 1988 1. Julius Gloeckner 1:46.28 2007 10. Kevin Ayer 2:02.74 2001 2. Miko Malberg 19.62 2008 2. Jarrod Marrs 1:48.07 1998 100-Yard Backstroke Time Year 3. Adam Schmitt 19.65 1988 3. Craig Ford 1:48.50 1993 1. Evan Martinec 46.23 2004 4. Keith Anderson 19.68 1991 4. Nate Thomson 1:48.51 1995 2. Hannes Heyl 47.95 2008 5. Marcelo Kingston 19.70 1997 5. Mauricio Cunha 1:49.92 1996 t3. Kevin Braud 48.31 2007 6. Daryl Cronje 19.95 1988 6. Troy Ashley 1:50.53 1995 t3. Neal Satterly 48.31 2000 7. Ken Kuhn 20.01 2000 7. Neil Harper 1:50.91 1988 5. Tommy Starkweather 48.95 2000 8. Sion Brinn 20.07 1995 8. Gavin Holles 1:50.95 1989 t6. Mauricio Cunha 49.39 1997 9. Francisco Paez 20.09 2003 9. Sean LeNeave 1:51.07 2007 t6. Jared Strecker 49.39 2005 10. Evan Martinec 20.14 2004 1 0. Justin Boyes 1:51.21 2003 8. Mattias Ohlin 49.47 1999 100-Yard Freestyle Time Year 9. Doug Jones 49.64 1990 400-Yard IM Time Year 1. Adam Schmitt 43.22 1988 10. James Meyers 49.93 2008 1. Julius Gloeckner 3:45.77 2007 2. Keith Anderson 43.58 1991 2. Nate Thomson 3:51.34 1995 3. Sion Brinn 43.83 1995 200-Yard Backstroke Time Year 3. Craig Ford 3:51.53 1993 4. Mark Andrews 43.87 1988 4. Sean Keenan 3:56.58 1996 1. Evan Martinec 1:44.36 2004 5. Daryl Cronje 43.94 1988 5. Clint Hallum 3:56.88 2008 2. Mattias Ohlin 1:45.47 1999 6. Randy Everatt 43.96 1988 6. Sean LeNeave 3:57.36 2008 3. Kevin Braud 1:45.76 2005 7. Ken Kuhn 44.06 2000 7. Darren Hanvey 3:57.48 1988 4. Craig Ford 1:46.42 1993 8. Evan Martinec 44.13 2004 8. Luis Gonzalez 3:58.32 2007 5. Lance Coy 1:47.38 1994 9. Miko Malberg 44.15 2007 9. Nate Telep 3:58.56 2008 6. Neal Satterly 1:47.92 2000 10. Hannes Heyl 44.22 2008 1 0. Jason Goltz 3:58.58 1997 7. Hannes Heyl 1.47.99 2008 8. Mike Jotautus 1:48.43 2001 200-Yard Freestyle Time Year 9. Thomas Mullertz 1:49.83 1994 100-Yard Butterfly Time Year 1. Rodrigo Castro 1:36.16 2000 10. Mauricio Cunha 1:50.01 1996 2. Julius Gloeckner 1:36.83 2006 1. Christoph Lubenau 46.24 2008 3. Chris Stanczyk 1:37.03 2003 2. Hannes Heyl 46.79 2008 1-Meter Diving (6 dives) Score Year 4. Randy Everatt 1:37.38 1988 3. Mattias Ohlin 47.17 1999 4. Evan Martinec 47.32 2004 1. Kevin McMahon 368.25 1995 5. Doug Jones 1:37.55 1989 2. Corey Fox 350.32 2001 6. Neil Harper 1:38.20 1987 5. Keith Anderson 47.34 1991 6. Ruben Pineda 48.20 1998 3. Michael Neubacher 348.75 2007 7. Connor Farber 1:38.41 2007 4. Niko Dalman 348.37 2007 t8. Daryl Cronje 1:38.45 1987 7. Mike Jotautas 48.32 2001 8. Maurico Cunha 48.34 1997 5. Jeff Reinholtz 343.50 1988 t8. Sion Brinn 1:38.45 1995 6. Erik Petursson 341.92 2001 10. Morgan Sommerfeld 1:38.80 1998 9. Tommy Starkweather 48.53 2000 10. William Keever 48.55 1991 7. Darren Guertin 332.25 1997 8. Nathan Schreiber 330.85 2008 500-Yard Freestyle Time Year 9. Andrew Keane 319.95 2006 1. Rodrigo Castro 4:22.92 2000 200-Yard Butterfly Time Year 10. Ryan Harmon 316.65 1995 2. Julius Gloeckner 4:23.38 2006 1. Julius Gloeckner 1:45.26 2007 3. Morgan Sommerfeld 4:25.96 1999 2. Maurico Cunha 1:46.75 1996 3-Meter Diving (6 dives) Score Year 4. Clint Hallum 4:26.74 2007 3. Morgan Sommerfeld 1:47.72 1998 1. Niko Dalman 391.55 2008 5. Will Rivers 4:26.92 2006 4. Gavin Holles 1:47.79 1988 2. Michael Neubacher 376.90 2008 6. Frank Perella 4:27.60 1981 5. Alberto Umana 1:48.28 1986 3. Darren Guertin 367.65 1997 7. Bobby Koob 4:27.98 1990 t6. Tommy Starkweather 1:48.92 2000 4. Ryan Harmon 366.65 1995 8. Jan Minartz 4:28.81 2002 t6. Neil Harper 1:48.92 1987 5. Matt Breeden 364.53 1988 9. Scott McGrail 4:29.50 1995 8. Christoph Lubenau 1:49.11 2008 6. Kevin McMahon 358.87 1995 10. Ross Buffington 4:29.77 2000 9. Nate Thomson 1:49.19 1993 10. Ross Klingberg 1:49.31 1991 7. Nathan Schreiber 343.57 2006 8. Corey Fox 343.43 1998 1000-Yard Freestyle Time Year 9. Greg Triefenbac 339.40 1994 1. Will Rivers 9:11.50 2007 100-Yard Breaststroke Time Year 10. Andrew Keane 330.50 2006 2. Ross Buffington 9:17.58 2000 1. Nate Thomson 53.66 1997 3. Luis Gonzalez 9:19.31 2007 2. Todd Torres 53.67 1991 4. Clint Hallum 9:20.36 2008 3. Jarrod Marrs 53.86 1998 Platform Diving (6 dives) Score Year 5. Julius Gloeckner 9:23.32 2005 4. Andy Deichert 54.27 1987 1. Michael Neubacher 431.55 2008 6. Bobby Koob 9:23.44 1990 5. Steve Gluck 54.43 2002 2. Niko Dalman 343.40 2008 7. Rodrigo Castro 9:23.52 2000 6. Christian Clausen 54.46 2005 3. Andrew Keane 280.60 2006 8. Myles Jaynes 9:23.86 2001 7. Matthew Rucker 55.10 2003 4. Nathan Schreiber 249.15 2006 9. Darren Hanvey 9:24.52 1986 8. Kevin Ayer 55.52 2001 5. Kalister Harmon 206.40 2006 10. Jan Minartz 9:24.54 2004 9. Rod Lawson 55.78 1993 t10. Ray Sekowski 55.87 1987 1650-Yard Freestyle Time Year t10. Chris White 55.87 2008 * Bold indicates current swimmer or diver. 1. Will Rivers 15:21.78 2006 2. Ross Buffington 15:26.98 2000 200-Yard Breaststroke Time Year 3. Bobby Koob 15:34.03 1990 1. Nate Thomson 1:56.31 1997 4. Morgan Sommerfeld 15:35.25 1997 2. Jarrod Marrs 1:57.34 1997 5. Clint Hallum 15:36.34 2008 3. Christian Clausen 1:57.89 2005 6. Luis Gonzalez 15:37.68 2008 4. Todd Torres 1:58.18 1987 7. Scott McGrail 15:41.74 1995 5. Rod Lawson 1:59.54 1993 8. Sean Keenan 15:42.11 1995 6. Julius Gloeckner 2:00.54 2007 9. Myles Jaynes 15:43.76 2004 7. Andy Deichert 2:00.60 1987 10. Bready Eldrige 15:46.27 1995 8. Matt Coenen 2:01.90 2006 56 2008-2009 LSU SWIMMING & DIVING MEDIA GUIDE Tiger Records LSU Event LSU LSU Natatorium SEC NCAA THIS IS LSU Freestyle COACHES LADY TIGERS 50-yard Mark Andrews Brendon Dedekind, Florida State Cesar Cielo, Auburn Cesar Cielo, Auburn 19.57 1988 19.68 1998 18.91 2008 18.52 2008 LADY TIGER HISTORY 100-yard Adam Schmitt Per Johansson, Auburn Cesar Cielo, Auburn Cesar Cielo, Auburn TIGERS 43.22 1988 43.87 1986 41.25 2008 40.92 2008 200-yard Rodrigo Castro Jayme Cramer, CRAW Ryan Lochte, Florida Simon Burnett, Arizona TIGER HISTORY 1:36.16 2000 1:35.57 2008 1:33.07 2005 1:31.20 2006 MEDIA 500-yard Rodrigo Castro Frank Laconno, Alabama Sebastien Rouault, Georgia Peter Vanderkaay, Michigan 4:22.92 2000 4:18.71 1986 4:15.00 2005 4.08.60 2006 1000-yard Will Rivers Jayme Cramer, CRAW -- Chris Thompson, Michigan 9:11.50 2007 8:59.72 2008 8:44.11 2001 1650-yard Will Rivers Jason Gorrie, Florida Sebastien Rouault, Georgia Chris Thompson, Michigan 15:21.78 2006 14:57.93 1986 14:41.20 2005 14:26.62 2001 Butterfly 100-yard Christoph Lubenau Mikey Williams, CCSC Alexei Puninski, Auburn Albert Subirats, Arizona 46.24 2008 47.64 2001 45.60 2008 44.57 2007 200-yard Julius Gloeckner Stephen Parry, Florida State Mark Dylla, Georgia Gil Stovall, Georgia 1:45.26 2007 1:44.90 1998 1:42.23 2008 1:41.33 2008 Backstroke 100-yard Evan Martinec Hannes Heyl, LSU Ryan Lochte, Florida Ryan Lochte, Florida 46.23 2004 47.96 2008 45.19 2005 44.60 2006 200-yard Mattias Ohlin Chris Younger, Auburn Ryan Lochte, Florida Ryan Lochte, Florida 1:45.47 1999 1:46.30 1993 1:38.29 2005 1:37.68 2006 Breaststroke 100-yard Nate Thomson Vlad Polyakov, Alabama Jeremy Linn, Tennessee Mike Alexandrov, Northwestern 53.66 1997 53.34 2006 51.86 1997 51.56 2007 200-yard Nate Thomson Vlad Polyakov, Alabama Vlad Polyakov, Alabama Brendan Hansen, Texas 1:56.31 1997 1:57.48 2004 1:55.09 2005 1:52.62 2003 IM 200-yard Julius Gloeckner Paul Wallace, Florida Ryan Lochte, Florida Ryan Lochte, Florida 1:46.28 2007 1:47.03 1986 1:41.76 2005 1:40.55 2006 400-yard Julius Gloeckner Jerry Frentsos, Florida Ryan Lochte, Florida Ryan Lochte, Florida 3:45.77 2007 3:51.04 1986 3:39.08 2005 3:38.15 2006 Free Relays 200-yard Malberg, Heyl, LSU Florida Auburn Lubenau, Selts Greer, Ayer Lochte, Townsend, Cielo, Targett, 1:18.46 2008 Baum, Ring Penniman, Sioui Goodrich, Lundquist 1:20.92 1998 1:16.09 2004 1:14.71 2007 400-yard Andrews, Schmitt, Florida Auburn Auburn Cronje, Everatt Dillon, Wallace, Cielo, Goodrich, Andkjaer, Cielo, 2:53.38 1988 Mestre, Heath Scheren, Puninski Targett, Lundquist 2:55.00 1986 2:50.49 2008 2:46.56 2007 800-yard Castro, Tanner, Florida Florida Texas Ohlin, Sommerfield Dillon, Mestre, Lochte, Townsend, Walters, McGinnis, 6:31.08 1999 Thayer, Heath Hartley, Sioui Kleuh, Berens 6:31.31 1986 6:16.25 2005 6:10.55 2008 Medley Relays 200-yard Martinec, Clausen, LSU Auburn Auburn Lowe, Hebert Gluck, Starkweather, Goodrich, Maras, Goodrich, Maras, 1:27.35 2004 Baum, Ohlin Puninski, Targett Puninski, Cielo 1:28.32 1999 1:24.63 2007 1:23.24 2008 400-yard Martinec, Clausen, Auburn Florida Northwestern Lowe, Stanczyk Farmer, Blatt, Lochte, Welch, Grevers, Alexandrov, 3:12.35 2004 Bowman, Johansson Mangabeiria, Townsend Bubolz, Barbic 3:17.14 1986 3:07.87 2005 3:04.40 2007 Diving 1-meter (6) Kevin McMahon Chris Colwill, Georgia Evan Stewart, Tennessee Joona Puhakka, Arizona State 368.25 1995 397.27 2007 583.55 1997 421.05 2005 3-meter (6) Niko Dalman Chris Colwill, Georgia Jose Rocha, Auburn Reuben Ross, Miami 391.55 2008 426.82 2007 608.80 1988 466.80 2008 Platform (6) Michael Neubacher -- Paco Rivera, Kentucky Sean Moore, Ohio State 431.55 2008 814.50 1998 478.20 2008 * Bold represents current swimmer or diver 2008-2009 LSU SWIMMING & DIVING MEDIA GUIDE 57 LSU Tiger All-Americans THIS IS LSU COACHES LADY TIGERS LADY TIGER HISTORY TIGERS TIGER HISTORY MEDIA Mauricio Cunha Jarrod Marrs Greg Triefenbach Keith Anderson (5) Pat Hand (1) Mattias Ohlin (1) 50 freestyle 1991 1-meter diving 1988 100 butterfly 1999 100 freestyle 1991 200 freestyle 1991
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    2005 World University Games Team *These swimmers will be nominated for the 2005 U.S. Summer World University Games Team. Official team roster is pending USOC approval. MEN Name Age Hometown University/Club Event(s) Daniel Cruz 21 Palm Coast, Fla. Kentucky/Daytona Beach 200 Fly Chris DeJong 20 Holland, Mich. Michigan 50, 100, 200 Back Matt Grevers 20 Lake Forest, Ill. Northwestern/Patriot 100 Free, 50, 100 Back, 4x100 FR Bryce Hunt 22 Newburgh, Ind. Auburn 50, 100, 200 Back Cullen Jones 21 Irvington, N.J. NC State 50 Free Michael Klueh 18 Evansville, Ind. Longhorn 200, 400, 800, 1500 Free, 4x200 FR Pat Mellors 19 Pittsburgh, Penn. Virginia 400 IM Justin Mortimer 22 Milton, Mass. Minnesota/Mission Viejo 200, 400, 800, 1500 Free, 4x200 FR Tim Patrick 21 Ellisville, Md. Kentucky 50 Free Shaun Phillips 20 Spring Hill, Tenn. Stanford/ Nashville AC 4x200 FR Giordan Pogioli 21 Peoria, Ill. Purdue 200 Breast Kyle Ransom 20 Maineville, Ohio Stanford 4x100 FR Dan Rohleder 18 Austin, Texas Texas/Longhorn 50, 100 Fly Caleb Rowe 22 Wailuku, Hawaii Cal/Hawaii 50, 100 Breast Bobby Savulich 17 Edison, N.J. Michigan/Scarlet 4x200 FR Eric Shanteau 21 Lilburn, Ga. Auburn/Swim Atlanta 200, 400 IM Terry Silkaitis 21 Skokie, Ill. Minnesota 100 Free, 4x100 FR Gil Stovall 18 Memphis, Tenn. Georgia/Memphis Tiger 200 Fly Kevin Swander 21 Greenwood, Ind. Indiana 50, 100, 200 Breast Doug Van Wie 20 Charlotte, N.C. Auburn 200 IM Peter Verhoef 20 Newport News, Va. Georgia 50, 100 Fly Ryan Verlatti 18 Tacoma, Wash Tacoma SC 4x100 FR Head Coach: Dick Jochums (Santa Clara) Assistant Coaches: Jay Benner (Tacoma); Randy Reese (Longhorn); Bill Rose (Mission Viejo) WOMEN Name Age Hometown University/Club Event(s) Caroline Bruce 18 Wichita, Kan.
  • Newsletter July 2008.Pub

    Newsletter July 2008.Pub

    July BETWEEN THE LINES 2008 Fishers Greenfield SOUTHEASTERN SWIM CLUB OF Pendleton Mission "Our program encourages swimmers to reach their full potential and Statement develop essential life skills while having fun!" Important Dates President’s Perspective by: Dan Johnson July How fast does the summer go--we are already in July, our meet is right around the corner, and the 11-13 SSC Summer Sizzler Championship Meets are at the end of this month. In August, all of the country will be watching the 21 SSC Night at Victory Olympic Games where swimming is always one of the areas in which the USA dominates. With this Field in mind I started thinking about how great our sport is and why. I found an article on the “Top 10 Reasons Why Our Children Should Swim”: 25 Final Splash of Sea- son—Tri-Dual @ Craw- fordsville HS 1. Swimming is an outstanding activity for young people. 2. Swimming promotes fitness and teaches a child to strive for physical achievement. Many August super-stars in other sports started out as swimmers and gained strength and coordination that helped them excel. 1-3 2008 Long Course 3. Swimming is an exciting individual and team sport. Age Group State 4. Swimming is a technical and specialized activity involving extensive skill development. 6-10 Central Zone Champi- 5. Swimming is a healthy “lifetime” activity. Participants may be 4 or 101 years old. onships—Indianapolis 6. Swimming is relatively injury free in comparison to other youth sports. (Mega-Zone—all 15 LSC’s competing here) 7. Swimming teaches the life lessons of sport and sportsmanship which include learning to deal with winning and losing, as well as working with officials, teammates and coaches.