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MEN’S ALL-TIME SC YARDS PERFORMERS-PERFORMANCES RANKINGS ** American/U.S. Nationals/NCAA Record * American Record + U.S. Nationals Record @ NCAA Championship Record @+ U.S. Open/NCAA Record # 2nd-Performance All-Time r Relay leadoff p Preliminary Time a Altitude-adjusted s Intermediate Split 50 YARD FREESTYLE Top 289 Performances 18.47r@+ Cesar Filho Cielo, Auburn/BRA NCAAs Federal Way 03-27-08 (Splits: 8.88, 18.47 [9.59]) (Reaction Time: 0.67) (Note: Olympic gold-medalist/record-setter, 50 meter freestyle [2008, Beijing]. First Brazilian gold-medalist [[m/f] in ANY event ever. World Champion [Rome, 2009]. WR-holder, 50 M free) 18.52# Cielo NCAAs Federal Way 03-27-08 (Splits: 8.98, 18.52 [9.54]) 18.52# Matt Targett, Auburn/AUS SECs Auburn 02-19-09 (Splits: 9.10, 18.52 [9.42]) (Reaction Time: +0.73. (Note: Southeastern Conference Championships record. Fastest-ever conference championships) 18.67 Fred Bousquet, Tiger Masters/Aub./FRA Tiger Masters Invite. Auburn 02-14-10 (Note: U.S.Masters 25-29 record and FASTEST all-time by ANY Masters swimmer. Time swum in suit no longer useable in U.S. Swimming and/or international competition but OK for USMS) 18.69r Cielo NCAAs Minneapolis 03-15-07 (Splits: 9.06, 18.69 [9.63]) 18.69 Cielo NCAAs Minneapolis 03-15-07 (Splits: 9.14, 18.69 [9.55])` 18.71* Nathan Adrian, Cal NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 (Splits: 9.11, 18.71 [9.60]. 18.74p Bousquet, Auburn NCAAs Minneapolis 03-24-05 (Splits: 9.26, 18.74 [9.48]) (Note: first man under 19.0. (Note: former world record-holder, 50 meter freestyle) 18.75 Bousquet, Auburn Aquatics Ralph Crocker Invite. Auburn 01-30-09 18.76 Bousquet USA Grand Prix Ausutin 03-05-09 18.76r Adrian NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 18.79p Cielo NCAAs Federal Way 03-27-08 18.82 Adrian Pac-10s Belmont Plaza 03-05-09 (Note: first American record of career. Frist Golden Bear to set/tie 50 free record since Anthony Ervin tied former UCLA star Tom Jager’s 19.05 laeding off Cal’s 200 free relay at ’02 NCAAs) 18.82r Adrian Pac-10s Belmont Plaza 03-05-09 18.82p Alex Righi, Yale NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 Men’s All-Time Yards Performers-Performances Rankings Page 2 of 220 (Note: first “Yalie” to set/tie an American recrd since Don Schollander in 1960s) 18.83pr Jakob Andkjar, Auburn/DEN NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 18.84 Jimmy Feigen, Texas NCAAs College Station 03-16-09 (Note: Big 12 record. First [and ONLY] Big 12 swimmer under 19.0 . (Note: freshman!!) 18.85p Targett NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 18.87r Ben Wildman-Tobriner, Stanford NCAAs Minneapolis 03-15-07 (Splits: 9.22, 18.87 [9.66]) (Note: World Champion, 50 meter freestyle [2007, Melbourne]) 18.87p Alex Coville, Stanford NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 18.87 Targett NCAAs College Sation 03-26-09 18.88p Adrian Pac-10s Belmont Plaza 03-05-09 18.89pr Cielo NCAAs Minneapolis 03-15-07 18.89p Targett SECs Auburn 02-19-09 18.89r Andkjar NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 (Note: leadoff leg on Auburn’s U.S. Open/NCAA record-setting 200 yard freestyle relay) 18.90 Bousquet NCAAs Minneapolis 03-24-05 18.90 Righi EISL Championships Princeton 03-05-09 (Note: EISL/Championships record. First [and ONLY ] “Ivy Leaguer” under 19.0!) 18.90p Adrian NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 18.91 Cielo SECs Tuscaloosa 02-21-08 18.92 Coville NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 18.93pr Coville NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 18.93 Josh Schneider, Cincinnati NCAAs Columbus 03-26-10 (Note: Big East/Bearcats’ first 50 free gold-medalist (Note: Big East record. Only Big East swimmer under 19.0 ever. (Note: Also holds Big East Championships record [19.08, 2010]. (Note: The Big O is smiling!) 18.94 Adrian Husky Invitational Federal Way 12-04-08 18.95+ Matt Grevers, Tucson Ford/N’western U.S. Nationals Atlan 12-04-08 (Note: fastest-ever by a Big Ten swimmer, current and/or former) 18.96r Cierlo SECs Tuscaloosa 02-21-08 18.96 Andkjar NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 (Note: fastest-ever consolation finals win) 18.96 Austin Staab, Stanford NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 (Note: equals fastest-ever consolation finals win) 18.97pr Cielo NCAAs Federal Way 03-27-08 18.97p Andkjar SECs Auburn 02-19-09 (Note: second Auburn swimmer under 19.0 in same race. First-time ever!) 18.97r Coville NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 18.97p Feigen NCAAs Columbus 03-26-10 18.98p Wildman-Tobriner NCAAs Minneapolis 03-15-07 18.98p George Bovell, Auburn AC/Auburn/TRI USA Grand Prix Austin 03-05-09 18.99p Gideon Louw, Auburn/RSA NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 (Note: third Tiger under 19.0 in same race. Unprecedented!) 18.99r Adrian NCAAs Columb us 02-16-10 19.00 Adrian U.S. Nationals Columbus 12-02-10 Men’s All-Time Yards Performers-Performances Rankings Page 3 of 220 19.01 Duje Draganja, Cal/CRO NCAAs Minneapolis 03-24-05 (Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 50 meter freestyle [2004, Athens]) 19.02p Feigen NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 19.02 Adrian NCAAs Columbus 03-26-10 19.03 Cielo SECs Lexdington 02-08-07 19.03pr Wildman-Tobriner NCAAs Minneapolis 03-15-07 19.03pr Feigen NCAAs Colmbus 03-16-10 19.03 Adam Brown, Auburn/GBR NCAAs Columbus 03-26-10 19.04r Adrian Husky Invitational Federal Way 12-04-08 19.04 Andkjar SECs Auburn 02-19-09 19.04 Righi NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 19.04p Adrian NCAAs Columbus 03-26-10 19.05 Tom Jager, Santa Clara SC/UCLA U. S. Nationals Nashville 03-23-90 19.05r Anthony Ervin, Cal NCAAs The ‘Dawg Pound 03-28-02 (Note: co-Olympic gold medalist, 50 meter freestyle [2000, Sydney]) 19.05 William Copeland, Cal Aquatics/Cal U.S. Nationals Atlanta 12-04-08 19.05pr Adrian NCAAs Colmbus 03-16-10 19.05r Adrian U.S. Nationals Columbus 12-02-10 19.06p Roland Schoeman, Arizona/RSA NCAAs The ‘Dawg Pound 03-28-02 (Note: 2005, ‘07 World Champion/ex-world record-holder, 50 meter butterfly. 2005 World Champion, 2006 Commonwealth Games champion, 50 meter freestyle) 19.06 Louw NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 19.07tt Schoeman Longhorn Invitational Austin 12-05-99 19.07 Cullen Jones, North Carolina St. ACCs College Park 02-23-06 (Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] record) 19.07p Schneider NCAAs Columbus 03-26-10 19.08p Neil Walker, Texas NCAAs Minneapolis 03-27-97 19.08 Schoeman NCAAs The ‘Dawg Pound 03-28-02 19.08 Wildman-Tobriner NCAAs Minneapolis 03-15-07 19.08 Targett NCAAs Minneapolis 03-15-07 19.08 Albert Subirats, Arizona/VEN NCAAs Minneapolis 03-15-07 19.08 Righi NCAAs Federal Way 03-27-08 19.08 Adrian U.S. Nationals Fderal Way 12-03-09 19.08p Schneider Big East Champs. Pittsburugh 02-18-10 (Note: Big East Championships record) 19.08 Feigen NCAAs Columbus 03-26-10 19.09pr Adrian NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 19.09p Jason Dunford, Stanford/KEN NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 19.09p Jordan Smith, Arizona NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 19.10p Ervin NCAAs The ‘Dawg Pound 03-28-02 19.10 Ervin NCAAs The ‘Dawg Pound 03-28-02 19.10 Schneider Big East Champs. Pittsburugh 02-18-10 19.10p Adrian Pac-10s Belmont Plaza 03-04-10 19.11 Ervin Pac-10s Belmont Plaza 03-01-01 (Note: Southern California Swimming/Belmont Plaza Open/”All Comers” record) 19.11 Jason Lezak, NOVA/UCSB Kerr-McGee Elite Oklahoma City 12-15-01 19.11 Ian Crocker, Longhorn Aquatics/Texas Ameican SC Champs. Austin 02-22-07 Men’s All-Time Yards Performers-Performances Rankings Page 4 of 220 (Note: 2003-‘05 World Champion, 100 meter butterfly) 19.11r Subirats NCAAs Minneapolis 03-15-07 19.11p Righi NCAAs Federal Way 03-27-08 19.11r Adrian U.S. Nationals Federal Way 12-03-09 19.11r Feigen NCAAs Columb us 02-16-10 19.12 Matt Biondi, San Ramon Valley Aquatics U. S. Nationals Nashville 03-23-90 (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 50 meter freestyle [1988, Seoul]. First winner) 19.12 Jager, Santa Clara SC “Splash for Cash” Iowa City 03-28-90 19.13so Rolandas Gimbutis, Cal/LTU NCAAs Minneapolis 03-24-05 19.13 Righi U.S. Nationals Atlanta 12-04-08 19.14 David Fox, North Carolina St. NCAAs Indianapolis 03-25-93 19.14p Barry Murphy, Tennessee/NRI NCAAs College Station 03-26-09 19.14 Louw NCAAs Columbus 03-26-10 19.14 Jones, SwimMAC USMS Nationals Atlanta 05-23-10 (Note: 25-29 USMS NAG record. Fastest all-time in USMS competition) 19.15 Biondi, Cal NCAAs Austin 04-02-87 19.15 Anthony Robinson, Stanford NCAAs College Station 03-22-01 19.15r Wildman-Tobriner NCAAs Minneapolis 03-24-05 19.15 Bovell U.S. Nationals Atlanta 12-04-08 19.15 Grevers SoCal Swimming GP Belmont Plaza 01-18-09 19.15p Cielo, Auburn Aquatics USA Grand Prix Austin 03-05-09 19.16p Biondi NCAAs Austin 04-02-87 19.16p Brett Hawke, Auburn/AUS NCAAs Minneapolis 03-27-97 19.16p Garrett Weber-Gale, Texas NCAAs Minneapolis 03-15-07 19.16p Cierlo SECs Tuscaloosa 02-21-08 19.16p Coville Pac-10s Belmont Plaza 03-05-09 19.16 Bovell JAX50 jacksonville 04-10-10 19.17p Brendon Dedekind, Florida St./RSA NCAAs Auburn 03-27-98 19.17 Draganja Pac-10s Belmont Plaza 03-04-04 19.17 Nick Brunelli, Sun Devil Aquatics/ASU Longhorn Invitational Austin 11-29-07 19.17 Schoeman, Tucson Ford Aquatics Longhorn Invitational Austin 11-29-07 19.17p Schneider Big East Champs.
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    YEAR-BY-YEAR MEN’S RECORDS & FINISHES: CAROLINA SWIMMING & DIVING Overall Southern Southern Year W-L Record Conference Record Conference Finish NCAA Finish Head Coach 1938-39 2-4 2-3 7th Dick Jamerson 1939-40 7-1 6-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1940-41 8-1 6-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1941-42 8-0 5-0 Champion Tied 12th Dick Jamerson 1942-43 8-1 7-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1943-44 6-0 2-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1944-45 4-0 1-0 Champion Willis Casey 1945-46 4-3 1-0 Champion Tied 5th Ralph Casey & Willis Casey 1946-47 5-2 4-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1947-48 10-0 5-0 Champion 14th Dick Jamerson 1948-49 6-1 3-0 Champion 9th Ralph Casey 1949-50 8-2 4-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1950-51 12-0 5-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1951-52 11-0 5-0 Champion Dick Jamerson 1952-53 9-0 4-0 Champion Tied 5th Ralph Casey Southern Conference Totals 60-3 (.952) 14 Southern Conference Titles Overall Atlantic Coast Atlantic Coast Year W-L Record Conference Record Conference Finish NCAA Finish Head Coach 1953-54 8-2 4-2 2nd Ralph Casey 1954-55 5-3 4-2 2nd 5th Ralph Casey 1955-56 6-1 5-1 Co-Champion 12th Ralph Casey 1956-57 9-0 7-0 Champion 6th Ralph Casey 1957-58 11-0 8-0 Champion Tied 14th Pat Earey 1958-59 10-1 6-0 Champion Pat Earey 1959-60 9-3 5-2 3rd Pat Earey 1960-61 9-3 4-1 Tri-Champion Pat Earey 1961-62 7-3 3-2 2nd Tied 13th Pat Earey 1962-63 11-4 6-1 Tri-Champion Pat Earey 1963-64 12-2 7-0 Co-Champion Tied 6th Pat Earey 1964-65 12-2 6-1 2nd Tied 20th Pat Earey 1965-66 8-5 4-2 3rd 12th Pat Earey 1966-67 9-3 5-1 2nd 9th Pat Earey 1967-68 7-3 3-2 2nd 20th Pat Earey 1968-69