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Women's Ncaa Championships History 2018-19 DUKE SWIMMING & DIVING TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS 2018-19 INFORMATION DUKE UNIVERSITY 2018-19 Schedule 3 Location Durham, N.C. 2018-19 Roster 4-5 Founded 1838 as Trinity College Enrollment 6,485 Colors Duke Blue and White COACHING STAFF Nickname Blue Devils Head Coach Dan Colella 5 Conference Atlantic Coast Head Diving Coach Nunzio Esposto 6 Affiliation NCAA Division I Associate Head Coach Doak Finch 6 Facility Taishoff Aquatics Pavilion Associate Head Coach Dawn Kane 6 President Vincent E. Price Assistant Coach Josh Stanfield 7 Athletic Director Kevin White Senior Woman’s Administrator Jacki Silar Administrative Assistant Mary Ward 7 COACHING STAFF STUDENT-ATHLETES Head Coach Dan Colella Blue Devil Women 8-35 Alma Mater Sewanee, 1984 Blue Devil Men 36-58 Years at Duke/Overall 13/25 Office Phone (919) 684-2723 HISTORY AND RECORDS Head Diving Coach Nunzio Esposto Program History and Coaching Records 59 Alma Mater North Carolina, 1991 Office Phone (919) 681-5624 Program Records 60 Associate Head Coach Doak Finch Blue Devils in the ACC Record Books 61 Alma Mater Virginia, 2000 Women’s All-Time Performance List 62 Office Phone (919) 684-6285 Men’s All-Time Performance List 63 Associate Head Coach Dawn Kane All-Time Relay Performance List 64 Alma Mater Brown, 2002 Men’s ACC Championship History 65 Office Phone (919) 668-2172 Women’s ACC Championship History 66 Assistant Coach Josh Stanfield Alma Mater Southwestern, 2011 Men’s NCAA Championship History 67 Women’s NCAA Championship History 68 2017-18 IN REVIEW Men’s Year-by-Year Results 69-75 Duke Men Record: 1-6 (1-4 ACC) Women’s Year-by-Year Results 76-79 2018 ACC Championships: 7th/12 (621) Men’s Opponent-by-Opponent Results 80-84 2018 NCAA Championships: t33rd/41 (9) Women’s Opponent-by-Opponent Results 85-87 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/5 Program Honors and Awards 88-90 Newcomers: 8 Duke Women Record: 4-3 (2-3 ACC) Men’s All-Time Letterwinners 91-94 2018 ACC Championships: 6th/12 (756.5) Women’s All-Time Letterwinners 95-96 2018 NCAA Championships: t-42nd/45 (3) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/10 Newcomers: 11 DUKE SPORTS INFORMATION Website GoDuke.com Twitter @DukeSWIMDIVE Facebook /DukeSWIMDIVE Instagram @dukeswimdive Sports Information Director Art Chase Swimming & Diving Contact Leslie Gaber Office Phone (919) 668-7938 Cell Phone (614) 519-9872 Email [email protected] 2 2018-19 DUKE SWIMMING & DIVING SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Venue Last Meeting/Appearance Saturday, Oct. 13 Virginia Tech * Christiansburg, Va. Christiansburg Aquatic Center M: L, 209-144 (2017); W: L, 214-139 (2017) Saturday, Oct. 20 NC State * Durham, N.C. Taishoff Aquatics Pavilion M: L, 179-113 (2017); W: L, 195-103 (2017) Saturday, Nov. 3 East Carolina (Diving) Greenville, N.C. Minges Natatorium -- Saturday, Nov. 3 Richmond (Diving) Greenville, N.C. Minges Natatorium -- Fri-Sat, Nov. 9-10 Big Al Invitational Princeton, N.J. DeNunzio Pool -- Sat-Sun, Nov. 10-11 ACC/Big Ten Challenge West Lafayette, Ind. Morgan J. Burke Aquatic Center -- Thu-Sat, Nov. 29-Dec. 1 Tennessee Invitational Knoxville, Tenn. Allan Jones Aquatic Center M: 4th/6 (592); W: 2nd/9 (827) - 2017 Saturday, Jan. 12 UNCW (Diving) Durham, N.C. Taishoff Aquatics Pavilion -- Saturday, Jan. 12 Queens Univ. of Charlotte Durham, N.C. Taishoff Aquatics Pavilion M: L, 139-123 (2018); W: W, 158-103 (2018) Saturday, Jan. 12 William & Mary Durham, N.C. Taishoff Aquatics Pavilion M: W, 251.5-94.5 (2016); W: 282-64 (2016) Saturday, Feb. 2 North Carolina * Chapel Hill, N.C. Koury Natatorium M: W, 157.5-142.5 (2018); W: W, 151-149 (2018) Fri-Sun, Feb. 8-10 Janis Hape Dowd Nike Invitational Chapel Hill/Durham, N.C. Koury Natatorium/Taishoff Aquatics Pavilion -- Weds-Sat, Feb. 20-23 Women’s ACC Championships Greensboro, N.C. Greensboro Aquatic Center W: 6th/12 (756.5) - 2018 Weds-Sat, Feb. 27-Mar. 2 Men’s ACC Championships Greensboro, N.C. Greensboro Aquatic Center M: 7th/12 (621) - 2018 Mon-Weds, Mar 11-13 NCAA Zone B Diving Auburn, Ala. James E. Martin Aquatic Center -- Weds-Sat, Mar 20-23 Women’s NCAA Championships Austin, Texas Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center W: T42nd (3) - 2018 Weds-Sat, Mar 27-30 Men’s NCAA Championships Austin, Texas Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center M: T33rd (9) - 2018 * Denotes ACC competition 3 2018-19 DUKE SWIMMING & DIVING ROSTER MEN’S ROSTER COACHING STAFF Name Yr. Pos. Hometown (School) Name Position Harel Anolick Fr. Diving Evanston, Ill. (Evanston Township) Dan Colella Head Coach Sheldon Boboff Jr. Mid-Free/IM San Francisco, Calif. (Saint Ignatius College Prep) Nunzio Esposto Head Diving Coach John Day Fr. Sprint Free Lexington, N.C. (North Davidson) Dawn Kane Associate Head Coach David Hallaron Fr. Back/IM/Free Grapevine, Texas (Grapevine) Doak Finch Associate Head Coach Nathaniel Hartley So. Back/IM/Free Lake Wylie, S.C. (Gaston Day School [N.C.]) Josh Stanfield Assistant Coach Nathaniel Hernandez Jr. Diving Southlake, Texas (Carroll Senior HS) Mary Ward Administrative Assistant Riley Hickman Sr. Mid-Free Davis, Calif. (Davis School for Independent Study) Judd Howard Sr. Breast/IM/Free Irvine, Calif. (University High School) SUPPORT STAFF Spencer LaFata So. Free/Fly Pelham, N.Y. (Fordham Preparatory) Name Department Yusuke Legard Sr. Sprint Free/Fly Weybridge, Surrey, UK (Eton College) Brad Amersbach Academic Services Daichi Matsuda Jr. Fly/IM/Mid-Free Palo Alto, Calif. (Henry M Gunn) Leslie Barnes Student-Athlete Development Evan Moretti Sr. Diving Scarsdale, N.Y. (Scarsdale) Carl Christensen Sports Performance Josh Owsiany Sr. Diving Spring City, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) Billy Donnelly Blue Devil Network Cole Reznick Fr. Breast/IM Pleasanton, Calif. (Amador Valley) Nick Dreimiller Game Operations Max St. George Sr. Back/IM Wheaton, Ill. (Wheaton North) Leslie Gaber Sports Information Sean Tate Sr. Sprint Free Omaha, Neb. (Creighton Prep) Aleah Kirsch Athletic Medicine Zach Washart So. Mid-Free/Distance Sewell, N.J. (St. Augustine Preparatory) Alyson Leduc Sports Nutrition Everett Werner Fr. Fly/IM Olympia, Wash. (Olympia) Mitch Moser Administrator Matthew Whelan Fr. Fly/Sprint Free Richmond, Va. (John Randolph Tucker) Tony Sales Administrator Miles Williams Jr. Free/IM Hong Kong, China (West Island School) Meghan Weiseman Equipment Henry Wu Fr. Breaststroke Irvine, Calif. (Northwood) Billy Zarzour Iron Dukes Adam Zimmer So. Breast/IM Missoula, Mont. (Big Sky) Colson Zucker Fr. Breast/IM Mooresville, N.C. (South Iredell) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Harel Anolick HA-rell David Hallaron hal-er-an WOMEN’S ROSTER Yusuke Legard yusse-kay Name Yr. Pos. Hometown (School) Daichi Matsuda die-e-chee Hunter Aitchison Sr. Mid-Free/Distance Clearwater, Fla. (East Lake) Josh Owsiany oh-SHAWN-ee Alyssa Arwood Sr. Breaststroke Asheville, N.C. (TC Roberson) Matthew Whelan whale-en Lucy Callard Fr. Mid-Free/Distance Cincinnati, Ohio (The Seven Hills School) Connie Dean So. IM/Breast Maidenhead, UK (Sir William Borlase’s Grammar School) Hunter Aitchison H-ison Suzanne Dolan Jr. Sprints/Breast/IM Arlington, Va. (Yorktown) Easop Lee E-sop Lizzie Fitzpatrick Sr. Diving Darien, Conn. (Greenwich Academy) Shae Nicolaisen nick-a-lay-sen Jaina Gaudette Jr. Diving Windsor, Ontario (Assumption College Catholic HS) Kira Page keer-uh Maddie Hess Sr. Back/Free Brandon, Fla. (Newsome) Quinn Scannell scan-uhl Mickayla Hinkle Sr. Backstroke Woodbury, Minn. (Math & Science Academy) Cabell Ann Whitlow cah-bull Shayna Hollander Fr. Sprint Free/Back Cranford, N.J. (Mount Saint Mary Academy) Kylie Jordan Jr. Fly/IM/Free Leesburg, Va. (The Madeira School) Nunzio Esposto ess-pohst-oh Brittany Kampfer Jr. Distance Free Orange, Calif. (Crean Lutheran) Easop Lee Fr. Free/Fly/Back Baltimore, Md. (Pikesville) Zoe Lusk Fr. IM/Breast/Back Palo Alto, Calif. (Palo Alto) Alyssa Marsh Jr. Sprints/Fly/Back Davidson, N.C. (Pine Lake Preparatory) Halle Morris So. Breast/IM San Rafael, Calif. (Terra Linda) Shae Nicolaisen Fr. Mid-Free/Distance Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista) Brynne O’Shea Fr. Back/IM Portland, Ore. (Lakeridge) Kira Page Jr. Sprints/Mid/Back/Fly New Milford, Conn. (New Milford) Rachel Peroni Fr. Fly/Back/Sprints Powell, Ohio (Olentangy Liberty) Carly Perri So. Fly/Back/Mid Fountain Valley, Calif. (Fountain Valley) Maddy Pfaff Fr. Diving Bethesda, Md. (Bethesda-Chevy Chase) Melissa Pish Fr. Freestyle Bloomington, Ill. (Normal Community West) Maddi Pullinger Fr. Diving Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (Oxford Falls Grammar School) Quinn Scannell So. Back/Free Stamford, Conn. (Greenwich Academy/Penn) Cabell Ann Whitlow Fr. Fly/IM Roanoke, Va. (Patrick Henry) Mackenzie Willborn Sr. Diving Flower Mound, Texas (Edward S. Marcus) Ellie Winslow So. Diving Upper Arlington, Ohio (Upper Arlington) 4 2018-19 DUKE SWIMMING & DIVING COACHING STAFF EXPERIENCE Duke (Present) Head Coach Tennessee (1994-2005) Head Women’s Coach Tennessee (1991-1993) Assistant Coach Indian River Community College (1987-1990) Assistant Coach Collegiate Swimming Career Sewanee: The University of the South (1981-1984) DAN COLELLA COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS Colella-Coached Athletes Have Competed At: Head Coach Olympic Games 14th season at Duke Olympic Trials Sewanee ‘84 Pan American Games [email protected] Pan Pacific Games (919) 684-2723 World Championships World University Games Seasons as Head Coach: 25 Seasons at Duke: 13 YEAR BY YEAR Career Record: 165-166 Duke Record: 116-121 Year School Overall (Conf.) Record Conf. Championship Finish NCAA Finish Conf. Champions All-Amer. Tennessee Record: 49-45 2017-18 Duke M 1-6 (1-4), W 4-3 (2-3) M 7th (621), W 6th (756.5)
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