A Star Tribune Article on University of MN Gophers coach Dennis Dale.
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
Boy, if you weren’t watching you should be sorry, but you get one more chance.
If you are into swimming and did not watch the NCAA Division I Championships either in person or on-line, you missed something big! It was one of the great sports events I have attended with drama, excitement, and athletic achievement. What made it more special is that I got to be on deck for the entire meet with a (literally) front row seat). What differs from the club swimming experience is that team is what NCAA’s is about. Much like other sports, coaches will place their qualified swimmers where they will best place the team for scoring, individually and in relays. Swimmer & diver wins translate into points. A swimmer placing 8th in an individual event may score 9 points, but save that swimmer to be fresh for the right relay and it could mean 20 or even 40 points. Every event was hotly contested with swimmers side-by-side whether it was the diving, 50 Free, 1650 free or any of the relays. There is a lot of parity in NCAA swimming and diving and the score reflected it. There were 50 teams present at the Championships, 37 of them scored.
The meet title came down to the last relay, as it should. When the water smoothed, California won its first title in 31 years followed by defending champion Texas.
The host Minnesota Golden Gophers kept their streak alive placing 15th having placed in that position or better for the last 20 years. It took an 8 place finish in the 400 Free Relay to leapfrog past Louisville and Purdue( who scored all of their 88 points from the diving events).
The meet is spread out over 3 days to cover all the different event length and heights that take place. Preliminaries are held in the afternoon with the top 16 swimmers and 8 divers progressing on to the finals in the evening.
For in-depth coverage go to: http://www.collegeswimming.com/
The meet will be aired on ESPN on April 6th, 12:30PM CST.
Final results:
1. California 493
2. Texas 470.5
3. Stanford 403
4. Arizona 302
5. Florida 291
6. Auburn 269.5
7. Southern Cali 206
8. Virginia 200
9. Michigan 181
10. Georgia 125.5
11. Ohio St 115
12. Tennessee 106.5
13. Texas A&M 99.5
14. Unc 97
15. Minnesota 91
16. Purdue University 88
17. Louisville 73
18. Indiana 61
19. Unlv 56
20. Duke 50
21. Arizona State 48
22. Missouri 44
23. Florida St 32
24. Wisconsin 21
25. Clemson 16.5
26. Louisiana St 14
26. Penn St 14
28. Virginia Tech 11
29. Alabama 10
30. West Virginia 7
30. Northwestern 7
32. So. Methodist 6
33. Brigham Young 5
33. Wyoming 5
35. U of Iowa 4
36. South Carolina 2
37. Columbia 1
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Can the Gophers make it 20 in a row? Shhhhhhh, don’t bring it up!
After working their tails off to qualify for the NCAA Championships, The University of MN Gophers did not have to put much effort into physically getting there. Simply a walk across campus and the Gophers will be ready to swim. The U of MN plays host to the “FASTEST SWIM MEET IN THE WORLD” this Thursday through Saturday.
The Mn Gophers that have been invited are:
NCAA Division I Men's Championships - 3/24/2011 to 3/26/2011
Meet Selections - Invited Swimmers by Team
Selected
Team Name Swimmer Gender Elig Year Event Time
Minnesota
Baseheart, Kevin M Senior 200 MED-R SCY 1:26.11
Bolin, Zachary M Junior 200 FR-R SCY 1:16.78
400 FR-R SCY 2:52.22
Carlson, Curtis M Senior 200 FR-R SCY 1:16.78
400 FR-R SCY 2:52.22
Gutesa, Ivan M Senior 400 MED-R SCY 3:10.25
200 MED-R SCY 1:26.11
100 BR SCY 53.19
200 BR SCY 1:55.36
Kochavi, Nadav M Senior 400 MED-R SCY 3:10.25
200 MED-R SCY 1:26.11
Richards, Michael M Senior 200 FR-R SCY 1:16.78
50 FR SCY 19.05 (yes 19.05)
400 MED-R SCY 3:10.25
200 MED-R SCY 1:26.11
100 FR SCY 42.93
400 FR-R SCY 2:52.22
Toomey, Derek M Freshman 200 FR-R SCY 1:16.78
400 FR-R SCY 2:52.22
Van Swol, Kyler M Freshman 400 MED-R SCY 3:10.25
Total Number of Selected Swimmers: 8
Read all about the history of the meet, the Gophers chances and more at:
All the Speedsters are headed to Minneapolis, do you have your tickets?
The University of Minnesota Golden Gophers are hosts for the 2011 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships THIS WEEKEND.
The “Fastest Swim Meet in the World” was last here in 2005, so one can expect that it may be another 6 years before it returns. With typical venues like Indiana last year, as well as Texas, California, and Georgia, you may never get this close again for a long time.
They call it the “Fastest Swim Meet in the World” because the competition is at the 25 yard length. So with yards being shorter than meters and for this level of competition, time are subsequently much faster than the USA Nationals or Olympics.
Which is where many of these collegiate swimmers and divers are headed after this meet is done. Before they return to their schools next fall, many have a date with history. Next summer the Olympic Swimming Trials will be held in Omaha Nebraska in June and the 2012 London Olympics start late July.
On top of the fast swimming, many of these NCAA divers will be competing to make our Olympic Team as well. One already has, Purdue’s David Boudia, a 2008 Olympian in Platform diving will be in attendance and is favored after dominating the Zone Qualifying to get to NCAA’s. At the Big 10 Championships held recently at the U of MN, Boudia set new Big Ten & Pool records in all 3 diving events. One dive off the 3 Meter springboard scored him 6 10’s and a 9.5!
So this Thursday - Saturday if you can’t be on deck like some people I know, I would surely look to be in the stands. You may not see the chance again for some time to come!
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Start with hard work, some planning, add some attitude and you get National Championships, accolades and the highest finish ever.
The Minnesota Gopher Women’s Swimming & Diving Team enjoyed its best finish at the national championship meet ever finishing in ninth place and scoring the most points at NCAAs in Gopher history with 192.
The Gophers produced 3 National Champions out of the 21 different events, the 1 meter diving, (Kelci Bryant). The 100 Yard Breaststroke (Jillian Tyler) and the 200 Yard Breaststroke (Haley Spencer).
Topping off the meet, Bryant was named the CSCAA Diver of the Championships after winning the 1-meter diving national title and adding national runner-up honors on the 3-meter springboard. Her Coach, Wenbo Chen received CSCAA Diving Coach of the Championships. Chen coached both Bryant and freshman Maggie Keefer to All-America honors at the 2011 Championships. Keefer competed in all three diving events, earning All-America Honorable Mention acclaim with an 11th-place finish in 1-meter diving.
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 109
1. Cal Berkeley 424
2. Georgia 394.5
3. Southern Cali 351
4. Stanford 272
5. Arizona 266
6. Texas 232
7. Florida 226
8. Auburn 202
9. Minnesota 192
10. Texas A&M 182
11. Wisconsin 160
12. Tennessee 148
13. Virginia 105
14. Louisiana St 89
15. Indiana 86.5
16. Miami (Fl) 67
17. Ohio St 64
18. Arizona St 59
19. Duke 54
20. Ucla 45
21. Towson 43
22. Maryland 42
23. Missouri 40
23. Unc 40
25. Purdue 36
26. George Mason 33
27. Western KY 20
28. Kentucky 18
29. South Carolina 15
30. University of Iowa 13
30. Michigan 13
32. Arkansas 12
32. Hawaii 12
34. Denver 11
35. Penn St 10
36. University of Houston 9
36. So. Methodist 9
38. Wyoming 7
39. Boise St 5
40. Louisville 4
41. Toledo 2
41. Alabama 2
Talk about future prospects
At the National Club Swimming Association (NCSA) Junior Nationals this weekend, MN Aquajet and Eden Prairie Junior Rachael Bootsma wins the 100 Yard Backstroke with a 50.76 time, the 2nd fastest American 100 yard backstroke ever.
Last Fall at the MN State HS Meet, Bootsma took the National High School 100 Back record from Cindy Tran (now swimming for University of California Berkley). On Friday after Bootsma’s swim where she blew away the field, her time was over a half a second faster than Tran’s winning time later that same day at the Women’s NCAA Division I Swimming Championships.
Friday, March 18, 2011
“Divers, who needs divers?” “Why YOU DO of course!”
The Minnesota Gophers Women’s Swimming & Diving Team went as high as 7th but settled back in at 8th after the second of three days of competition. Of their 139 points, 43 or almost 1/3 of their points are from DIVING!
They started the day qualifying 9th in the 200 Yard Medley relay and then winning the “B” Final in 1:37.87.
Kaylee Jamison finishes 15th in the 100 Butterfly
Senior Jillian Tyler is seeded first after the preliminaries and goes on to WIN the 100 Breaststroke. Sophomore Haley Spencer improves on her 11th seed and WINS the “B” Final for Minnesota as well!
Jr. Kelci Bryant places second on the 3 Meter Springboard.
In the 800 Free Relay, the Gophers converted their 17th seed into a 14th place finish.
http://www.gophersports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=8400&ATCLID=205119359
Event 7 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay=======================================================================
NCAA: 1:35.29 3/21/2008 Arizona H DeGolia, A Chandler, L Jackson, A Turner American: 1:35.29 3/21/2008 Arizona H DeGolia, A Chandler, L Jackson, A Turner U.S. Open: 1:35.29 3/21/2008 Arizona H DeGolia, A Chandler, L Jackson, A Turner Pool: 1:36.02 Arizona DeGolia, Chandler, Jackson, Darlington 1:37.81 A Standard 1:42.70 B StandardSchool Prelims Finals Points
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=== B - Final ===
9th Minnesota 'A' 1:37.54 1:37.87 B 18
1) Whitehead, Hannah JR 2) Tyler, Jillian SR
3) Jamison, Kaylee SR 4) Behrens, Tess
25.08 51.85 (26.77)
1:15.30 (23.45) 1:37.87 (22.57)
Event 9 Women 100 Yard Butterfly=======================================================================
NCAA: 50.01 3/22/2002 Natalie Coughlin, Cal American: 50.01 3/22/2002 Natalie Coughlin, Cal U.S. Open: 50.01 3/22/2002 Natalie Coughlin, Cal Pool: 50.01 Natalie Coughlin 52.02 A Standard 54.62 B StandardName Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== B - Final ===
15th Jamison, Kaylee SR Minnesota 52.69 53.39 B 2
11.17 24.59 (13.42)
38.69 (14.10) 53.39 (14.70)
Event 11 Women 100 Yard Breaststroke=======================================================================
NCAA: 58.06 3/19/2001 Annie Chandler, Arizona American: 57.77 3/4/2006 Tara Kirk, Palo Alto Stan U.S. Open: 57.77 3/4/2006 Tara Kirk, Palo Alto Stan Pool: 57.77 Tara Kirk 59.99 A Standard 1:02.98 B StandardName Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1st Tyler, Jillian SR Minnesota 58.48 58.39 A 20
12.89 27.64 (14.75)
42.86 (15.22) 58.39 (15.53)
=== B - Final ===
9th Spencer, Haley SO Minnesota 1:00.24 59.92 A 9
13.40 28.77 (15.37)
44.52 (15.75) 59.92 (15.40)
Event 13 Women 3 mtr Diving=======================================================================
NCAA: 437.75 3/20/2009 Christina Loukas, IndianaName Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
2nd Bryant, Kelci Minnesota 391.70 395.85 17
24th Keefer, Margare Minnesota 287.15
Event 14 Women 800 Yard Freestyle Relay=======================================================================
NCAA: 6:52.69 3/20/2009 California S Isakovic, H Wilson, L Jensen, D Vollmer American: 6:53.58 2/16/2011 Georgia M Scroggy, C Nauta, M Margalis, A Schmidt U.S. Open: 6:52.69 3/20/2009 California S Isakovic, H Wilson, L Jensen, D Vollmer Pool: 7:00.97 Texas Bispo, Riefenstahl, Woods, Tucker 7:02.07 A Standard 7:23.17 B StandardSchool Seed Finals Points
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14th Minnesota 'A' 7:06.52 7:08.40 B 6
1) Hannah Whitehead JR 2) Lauren Weis SO
3) Marissa Davies JR 4) Ashley Steenvoorden JR
24.61 51.60 (51.60)
1:19.34 (1:19.34) 1:47.22 (1:47.22)
2:11.53 (24.31) 2:38.46 (51.24)
3:06.27 (1:19.05) 3:34.51 (1:47.29)
3:58.99 (24.48) 4:26.00 (51.49)
4:53.88 (1:19.37) 5:22.20 (1:47.69)
5:46.91 (24.71) 6:14.01 (51.81)
6:41.27 (1:19.07) 7:08.40 (1:46.20)
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 14
1. Cal Berkeley 295
2. Georgia 274.5
3. Southern Cali 253
4. Stanford 192
5. Arizona 184
6. Texas 172
7. Florida 149
8. Minnesota 1399. Auburn 127
10. Texas A&M 124
11. Wisconsin 118
12. Tennessee 101
13. Louisiana St 80
14. Virginia 74
15. Indiana 61.5
16. Ohio St 51
17. Arizona St 42
18. Unc 40
19. Duke 34
20. Maryland 31
20. Miami (Fl) 31
22. Ucla 27
23. Purdue 23
24. George Mason 21
25. Missouri 20
26. Towson 17
26. Western KY 17
28. Michigan 13
28. University of Iowa 13
30. Hawaii 12
31. Penn St 9
31. So. Methodist 9
31. University of Houston 9
34. Wyoming 7
35. Boise St 5
36. Louisville 4
36. Kentucky 4
38. Alabama 2
38. Toledo 2
40. South Carolina 1
Gopher Women start strong at NCAA Div I Nationals
The University of Minnesota Golden Gopher Women’s team had a good first day of the Championships, currently sitting in 8th place. They scored points in the 500 Freestyle, 1 Meter Diving and the 400 Freestyle Relay.
Junior Ashley Steenvoorden held her seed in the Finals and placed 4th in the 500 Freestyle.
Junior Kelci Bryant was crowned NATIONAL Champion in 1 Meter springboard. She led from first dive to last.
Freshman Maggie Keefer, an at-large invite to the Championships proved the invite valid as she placed 11th in the 1 meter springboard.
The 400 Medley Relay made it into the A Final and swam to a 6th place finish.
Read all about it at the Gopher’s web page or better yet friend them on Facebook!
http://www.gophersports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=8400&ATCLID=205118672
Event 2 Women 500 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA: 4:32.71 3/17/2011 Allison Schmitt, Georgia
American: 4:30.47 12/8/2007 Katie Hoff, North Baltimore
U.S. Open: 4:30.47 12/8/2007 Katie Hoff, North Baltimore
Pool: 4:32.71 3/17/2011 Allison Schmitt, Georgia
4:38.56 A Standard
4:52.41 B Standard
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
4th Steenvoorden, A JR Minnesota 4:36.48 4:37.11 A 15
26.33 54.36 (28.03)
1:22.55 (28.19) 1:50.66 (28.11)
2:18.73 (28.07) 2:46.69 (27.96)
3:14.48 (27.79) 3:42.41 (27.93)
4:10.00 (27.59) 4:37.11 (27.11)
Event 5 Women 1 mtr Diving
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NCAA: 356.20 3/18/2010 Anastasia Pozdniakova, Houston
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Bryant, Kelci Minnesota 335.50 349.65 20
=== B - Final ===
11 Keefer, Margare Minnesota 286.40 299.00 6
Event 6 Women 400 Yard Medley Relay
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NCAA: 3:28.31 3/20/2009 Arizona
A Agy, A Chandler, L Jackson, J Schluntz
American: 3:28.31 3/20/2009 Arizona
A Agy, A Chandler, L Jackson, J Schluntz
U.S. Open: 3:28.31 3/20/2009 Arizona
A Agy, A Chandler, L Jackson, J Schluntz
Pool: 3:30.52 Texas
Moldenhauer, Sogar, Amundsen, Bispo
3:32.56 A Standard
3:43.18 B Standard
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
6th Minnesota 'A' 3:33.28 3:32.67 B 26
1) Whitehead, Hannah JR 2) Tyler, Jillian SR
3) Jamison, Kaylee SR 4) Eggers, Alison SR
25.86 53.64 (53.64)
1:20.30 (26.66) 1:50.73 (57.09)
2:14.56 (23.83) 2:42.94 (52.21)
3:06.39 (23.45) 3:32.67 (49.73)
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 6
1. Georgia 129
2. Southern Cali 122
3. Stanford 116
4. Cal Berkeley 115
5. Arizona 99
6. Auburn 80
7. Texas 68
8. Minnesota 67
9. Wisconsin 56
10. Florida 53
11. Texas A&M 39
12. Tennessee 36
13. Louisiana St 32
14. Virginia 27
15. Maryland 22
16. Ohio St 18
16. Miami (Fl) 18
18. Missouri 17
18. Towson 17
20. Indiana 16
21. Unc 14
21. Duke 14
23. Hawaii 12
23. Ucla 12
25. Arizona St 10
26. Penn St 6
26. University of Iowa 6
26. Michigan 6
29. George Mason 5
29. Purdue 5
31. Alabama 2
32. Kentucky 1
Junior Ashley Steenvoorden held her seed in the Finals and placed 4th in the 500 Freestyle.
Junior Kelci Bryant was crowned NATIONAL Champion in 1 Meter springboard. She led from first dive to last.
Freshman Maggie Keefer, an at-large invite to the Championships proved the invite valid as she placed 11th in the 1 meter springboard.
The 400 Medley Relay made it into the A Final and swam to a 6th place finish.
Read all about it at the Gopher’s web page or better yet friend them on Facebook!
http://www.gophersports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=8400&ATCLID=205118672
Event 2 Women 500 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA: 4:32.71 3/17/2011 Allison Schmitt, Georgia
American: 4:30.47 12/8/2007 Katie Hoff, North Baltimore
U.S. Open: 4:30.47 12/8/2007 Katie Hoff, North Baltimore
Pool: 4:32.71 3/17/2011 Allison Schmitt, Georgia
4:38.56 A Standard
4:52.41 B Standard
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
4th Steenvoorden, A JR Minnesota 4:36.48 4:37.11 A 15
26.33 54.36 (28.03)
1:22.55 (28.19) 1:50.66 (28.11)
2:18.73 (28.07) 2:46.69 (27.96)
3:14.48 (27.79) 3:42.41 (27.93)
4:10.00 (27.59) 4:37.11 (27.11)
Event 5 Women 1 mtr Diving
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NCAA: 356.20 3/18/2010 Anastasia Pozdniakova, Houston
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Bryant, Kelci Minnesota 335.50 349.65 20
=== B - Final ===
11 Keefer, Margare Minnesota 286.40 299.00 6
Event 6 Women 400 Yard Medley Relay
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NCAA: 3:28.31 3/20/2009 Arizona
A Agy, A Chandler, L Jackson, J Schluntz
American: 3:28.31 3/20/2009 Arizona
A Agy, A Chandler, L Jackson, J Schluntz
U.S. Open: 3:28.31 3/20/2009 Arizona
A Agy, A Chandler, L Jackson, J Schluntz
Pool: 3:30.52 Texas
Moldenhauer, Sogar, Amundsen, Bispo
3:32.56 A Standard
3:43.18 B Standard
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
6th Minnesota 'A' 3:33.28 3:32.67 B 26
1) Whitehead, Hannah JR 2) Tyler, Jillian SR
3) Jamison, Kaylee SR 4) Eggers, Alison SR
25.86 53.64 (53.64)
1:20.30 (26.66) 1:50.73 (57.09)
2:14.56 (23.83) 2:42.94 (52.21)
3:06.39 (23.45) 3:32.67 (49.73)
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 6
1. Georgia 129
2. Southern Cali 122
3. Stanford 116
4. Cal Berkeley 115
5. Arizona 99
6. Auburn 80
7. Texas 68
8. Minnesota 67
9. Wisconsin 56
10. Florida 53
11. Texas A&M 39
12. Tennessee 36
13. Louisiana St 32
14. Virginia 27
15. Maryland 22
16. Ohio St 18
16. Miami (Fl) 18
18. Missouri 17
18. Towson 17
20. Indiana 16
21. Unc 14
21. Duke 14
23. Hawaii 12
23. Ucla 12
25. Arizona St 10
26. Penn St 6
26. University of Iowa 6
26. Michigan 6
29. George Mason 5
29. Purdue 5
31. Alabama 2
32. Kentucky 1
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
The fastest women’s swim meet in the World?
Tomorrow starts the Women’s 2011 NCAA Div I Championships in Austin Texas. As the event is swum in a 25 yard rather than the 50 meter pool used in International competition, the distances are shorter and the times are quicker. The current CSCAA National Rankings ( as of March 9th ) WOMEN
Rank Prev Women Points 1 2 Georgia 634
2 4 California 615
3 1 Stanford 603
4 3 Auburn 530
5 6 Southern California 514
6 4 Texas 479
7 10 Texas A&M 460
7 7 Florida 448
9 9 Tennessee 430
10 7 Arizona 414
11 11 Virginia 371
12 12 North Carolina 343
12 14 Indiana 343
14 13 Minnesota 320
15 19 Ohio State 244
16 16 Michigan 231
17 17 Wisconsin 196
18 NR Louisiana State 156
19 15 Louisville 152
20 21 UCLA 141
21 NR Penn State 118
22 20 Purdue 115
23 25 Arizona State 106
24 18 Arkansas 88
25 23 Southern Methodist 47The University of Minnesota Gophers have 12 Swimmers and 2 Divers qualified for the Championships.
Minnesota
Belk, Molly F Senior 200 FL SCY 1:57.49
Brandon, Loren F Sophomore 1650 FR SCY 16:08.36
Davies, Marissa F Junior 800 FR-R SCY 7:06.52
Eggers, Alison F Senior 400 MED-R SCY 3:33.69
Jamison, Kaylee F Senior 400 MED-R SCY 3:33.69
200 MED-R SCY 1:37.37
100 FL SCY 52.95
Radecke, Meagan F Senior 200 MED-R SCY 1:37.37
Spencer, Haley F Sophomore 100 BR SCY 59.75
200 BR SCY 2:07.61
Steenvoorden, Ashley F Junior 500 FR SCY 4:37.66
800 FR-R SCY 7:06.52
1650 FR SCY 15:58.62
Tommerdahl, Lissa F Junior 1650 FR SCY 16:15.26
Tyler, Jillian F Senior 400 MED-R SCY 3:33.69
200 MED-R SCY 1:37.37
100 BR SCY 58.08
200 BR SCY 2:07.11
Weis, Lauren F Sophomore 800 FR-R SCY 7:06.52
Whitehead, Hannah F Junior 400 MED-R SCY 3:33.69
200 MED-R SCY 1:37.37
800 FR-R SCY 7:06.52
Bryant, Kelci 1 Meter Springboard
Order Number Height Name DD
1 203B 1M Back 1 1/2 Somersault Pike 2.30
2 5233D 1M Back 1 1/2 Somersault 1 1/2 Twist Free 2.50
3 105B 1M Forward 2 1/2 Somersault Pike 2.60
4 303B 1M Reverse 1 1/2 Somersault Pike 2.40
5 5333D 1M Reverse 1 1/2 Somersault 1 1/2 Twist Free 2.60
6 403B 1M Inward 1 1/2 Somersault Pike 2.40
DD Total: 14.80
Keefer, Margaret 1 Meter Springboard
Order Number Height Name DD
1 5231D 1M Back 1 1/2 Somersault 1/2 Twist Free 2.10
2 105B 1M Forward 2 1/2 Somersault Pike 2.60
3 203B 1M Back 1 1/2 Somersault Pike 2.30
4 303B 1M Reverse 1 1/2 Somersault Pike 2.40
5 5134D 1M Forward 1 1/2 Somersault 2 Twist Free 2.60
6 403B 1M Inward 1 1/2 Somersault Pike 2.40
DD Total: 14.40
3 Meter Springboard
Order Number Height Name DD
1 5231D 3M Back 1 1/2 Somersault 1/2 Twist Free 2.00
2 105B 3M Forward 2 1/2 Somersault Pike 2.40
3 107C 3M Forward 3 1/2 Somersault Tuck 2.80
4 205C 3M Back 2 1/2 Somersault Tuck 2.80
5 305C 3M Reverse 2 1/2 Somersault Tuck 2.80
6 405C 3M I nward 2 1/2 Somersault Tuck 2.70
DD Total: 15.50
Platform
Order Number Height Name DD
1 403B 5M Inward 1 1/2 Somersault Pike 2.40
2 107C 10M Forward 3 1/2 Somersault Tuck 2.70
3 205B 10M Back 2 1/2 Somersault Pike 2.90
4 305C 10M Reverse 2 1/2 Somersault Tuck 2.70
5 614B 10M Armstand Forward 2 Somersault Pike 2.40
DD Total: 13.10
Key performances to watch
Event 2 500 Freestyle
Name Elig. Yr Team Fgn Std Seed
1 Vreeland, Shannon FR Georgia A 4:36.28
2 Budner, Meredith SR Towson A 4:36.85
3 Peacock, Stephanie FR UNC A 4:36.86
4 Schmitt, Allison JR Georgia A 4:37.06
5 Steenvoorden, Ashley JR Minnesota A 4:37.66
Event 6 400 Medley Relay
Name Std Seed
1 Cal Berkeley A 3:28.99
2 Texas A 3:30.52
3 Tennessee A 3:30.90
4 Texas A&M A 3:31.04
5 Southern Cali A 3:31.08
6 Wisconsin A 3:32.47
7 Auburn B 3:32.79
8 UNC B 3:33.60
9 Minnesota B 3:33.69
Event 7 200 Medley Relay
Name Std Seed
1 Cal Berkeley A 1:35.62
2 Auburn A 1:36.11
3 Texas A&M A 1:36.62
4 Wisconsin A 1:36.68
5 Arizona A 1:36.90
6 Louisiana St A 1:36.91
7 Texas A 1:36.98
8 Tennessee A 1:37.09
9 Southern Cali A 1:37.11
10 Minnesota A 1:37.37
Event 11 100 Breaststroke
Name Elig. Yr Team Fgn Std Seed
1 Tyler, Jillian SR Minnesota A 58.08
2 Sogar, Laura SO Texas A 58.83
3 Ejdervik, Rebecca JR Arizona St A 58.90
4 Trepp, Jane SR Louisiana St A 58.94
5 Carlson, Kasey FR Southern Cali A 59.12
6 Larson, Breeja FR Texas A&M A 59.27
7 Baumgardner, Ellyn SO Arizona A 59.58
8 Wanland, Ashley JR Wisconsin A 59.65
9 Spencer, Haley SO Minnesota A 59.75
Event 14 800 Freestyle Relay
Name Std Seed
1 Georgia A 6:53.58
2 Florida A 6:59.10
3 Cal Berkeley A 7:00.75
4 Texas A 7:00.97
5 Indiana A 7:01.13
6 Stanford B 7:02.19
7 Ohio St B 7:02.64
8 Arizona B 7:02.74
9 Virginia B 7:03.00
10 Southern Cali B 7:03.00
11 Tennessee B 7:03.44
12 Texas A&M B 7:04.26
13 Auburn B 7:04.68
14 UNC B 7:06.32
15 Minnesota B 7:06.52
Event 15 1650 Freestyle
Name Elig. Yr Team Fgn Std Seed
1 Anderson, Haley SO Southern Cali A 15:48.64
2 Budner, Meredith SR Towson A 15:52.05
3 Trott, Wendy JR Georgia A 15:53.24
4 Twichell, Ashley SR Duke B 15:54.15
5 Steenvoorden, Ashley JR Minnesota B 15:58.62
6 Ditto, Kelsey SR Stanford B 16:00.62
7 Akerfelds, Aleksa SR Tennessee B 16:00.84
8 Showalter, Corinne SO Florida B 16:02.92
9 Hamilton, Caitlin SO Purdue B 16:05.00
10 Gendron, Lindsay FR Tennessee B 16:07.37
11 Vreeland, Shannon FR Georgia B 16:07.49
12 Brandon, Loren SO Minnesota B 16:08.36
Event 18 200 Breaststroke
Name Elig. Yr Team Fgn Std Seed
1 Leverenz, Caitlin SO Cal Berkeley A 2:06.55
2 Tyler, Jillian SR Minnesota A 2:07.11
3 Sogar, Laura SO Texas A 2:07.43
4 Spencer, Haley SO Minnesota A 2:07.61
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