The following stories provide additional coverage to articles that appeared in the May issue of Swimming World.

NAG Record Setter:
• John Criste’s sample workouts

Kaitlin Sandeno

Women's NCAA Division I
• Coverage As It Happens: Joyce Sets American, NCAA Mark; Keller, Coventry Take NCAA Standards
• Day 1: Auburn's Tigers Chew Up the Opposition in Prelims, Look to Chow Tonight
• Day 1: Georgia Sets Word Best in Winning the 200m Free Relay
• Day 1: USC's Kaitlin Sandeno Just Misses World Mark in 200 IM, Sets NCAA Record
• Day 1: Georgia's Kara Lynn Joyce Takes the 50 Free
• Day 1: South Carolina's Allison Brennan Takes One-Meter Diving in an Upset
• Day 1: Georgia Smashes American Record in the 400 Medley ReLay, But Auburn Jumps Out to a Big Lead in Team race
• Day 2: Georgia Tops Qualifiers in 200 Medley Relay
• Day 2: Sandeno, Mason Qualify One-Two in 400 IM
• Day 2: Coughlin, Dana Kirk Tie for First Spot in 100m Fly with Meet Record 57.69
• Day 2: South Carolina's Van Assen Clocks 1:57.70 to Lead the Finalists in the 200 Free
• Day 2 Prelims: Stanford's Captain (Tara) Kirk Beams Up an American Record in the 100m Breaststroke
• Day 2: Natalie Cruises to Top Qualifying Time in the 100m Backstroke
• Day 2: Auburn Tigers Roar, set American Record in the 200m Medley Relay
• Day 2: Sandeno Blasts American Record in the 400 IM
• Day 2: Natalie Holds On to Nip Dana Kirk, Sets an NCAA Mark in the 100 Fly
• Day 2: Auburn's Margaret Hoelzer -- Outside Smoke! -- Takes the 200 Free in NCAA Record Time
• Day 2: Tara Kirk Blasts World Record in the 100m Breaststroke
• Day 2: Natalie Takes the 100 Back to Four-peat, Sets NCAA Mark
• Day 2: 'Bama's Bassham Blasts the 3-meter Diving
• Day 2: Cal Takes the 800 Free Relay as Natalie Leads Off with an NCAA Mark in the 200 Free
• Day 3: Coventry Posts Fastest 200 Back Prelim Time
• Day 3: Top Eight 100 Freestylers Swim 54s
• Day 3: Oregon State's Birte Steven Qualifies First in 200m Breast in 2:22.97
• Day 3: Arizona Frosh Whitney Myers Tops the 200 Fly Field
• Day 3: Auburn Has the Fastest 400 Free Relay Time
• Day 3: Kalyn Keller Breaks 21 Year-Old American Record in the 1500m Freestyle
• Day 3: Auburn's Kirsty Coventry Upsets Natalie Coughlin to Win the 200 Back
• Day 3: Kara Lynn Joyce Takes the 100 Free in NCAA Record
• Day 3. Tara Kirk Sets American Record in the 200m Breast
• Day 3: Georgia's Mary descenza Defends Her 200 Fly Title, sets NCAA Record
• Day 3; Pohorenec Takes the Platform Diving
• Day 3: Georgia Sets American Record in 400 Free Relay; Natalie Leads Off for Cal With an American Record in the 100 free
• Auburn Threepeats, Wins Women's NCAA Crown

Men's NCAA Division I
• Auburn Favored as Men's NCAA Championships Begin Today
• Day One: Auburn Positions Itself to Take the Lead; Bovell Just Misses World Record
• Day One: Auburn Positions Itself to Take the Lead; Bovell Just Misses World Record
• Day One: Auburn Sets NCAA Mark in Winning 200m Free Relay
• Day One: Vanderkaay Leads 1-2-4 Michigan Sweep
• Day One: George Bovell Shatters World Record in the 200 IM
• Day One: Auburn's Fred Bousquet Breaks the World Record in the 50m Free
• Day One: Tennessee's Jevon Tarantino Wins One-Meter Diving Crown
• Day One: Texas Hooks an Awesome World Record in the 400m Medley Relay
• Auburn Holds 98-Point Lead After Day One of Men's NCAA Championships
• Day 2: Crocker Blazes a World Record 49.77 100 meter Fly
• Day 2: Ian Crocker Obliterates His Own World Record in the 100 meter Fly
• Day 2: Peter Marshall Blasts World Record in the 100m Backstroke
• Day 2: Auburn Takes Commanding Lead as Crocker, Marshall Set World Records
• Day 3: Auburn Keeps on Rolling Toward a Second-Straight Title
• Day 3: Aaron Peirsol Lowers the World Record in the 200 meter Backstroke
• Day 3: Ian Crocker Obliterates Popov's 100m Free World Record
• Day 3: Michigan's Vanderkaay Outduels Mellouli for Second Gold
• Day 3: Peirsol takes the 200 Back in World Record Time
• Day 3: Crocker Sets a World Record in an Amazing 100 Free
• Day 3: Hansen Completes the Quadruple-Double
• Day 3: Rainer Kendrick Wins the 200 Fly in an Upset, Sets NCAA Mark
• Day 3: Garcia Wins as Auburn Goes 1-2-6 in the 10-m Diving
• Day 3: Auburn Wraps Up Its Second-Straight Crown with Record Point Total

Women's/Men's NCAA Division II
• It's Tight at the Top After Day One of Div. II NCAA Championships
• Lori Burton Sets Two Division II NCAA Marks
• Drury Women, Cal State Bakersfield Men Lead Team Races After Day Two at NCAA Div. II Champs
• Truman State Women, Cal-Bakersfield Men Lead NCAA Div. II Team Races With One Day To Go
• Truman State Takes Fourth-Straight Women's Div. II College Crown; Cal State-Bakersfield Wins the Men's

Women's NCAA Division III
• Div. III Women's Preview: Kenyon Again?
• Kenyon Extends Lead in Div. III NCAA Women's Champs With One Day Left
• Kenyon's Ladies Win 20th NCAA Division III Title

Men's NCAA Division III
• Kenyon, Looking for 25th Straight Div. III Crown, Grabs a Big Lead on Day One
• The Kenyon Express Rolls On
• Kenyon Completes Its "Drive for 25," with Victory in the Men's NCAA Div. III Championships

Women's/Men's NAIA
• Simon Fraser Sweeps the NAIA Crowns

Women's/Men's NJCAA
• Indian River Men Win 30th Straight Junior College Title, Win All 18 Events; Women Notch #21 in a Row

SwimInfo Interactive Poll

SwimInfo Interactive Chart
Male NCAA and Olympic Champions

Yale
Michael Austin 1964
Steve Clark 1964
Don Schollander 1964, 1968
John Nelson 1968

Indiana
Mike Troy 1960
Fred Schmidt 1964
Ken Sitzberger 1964
Bob Windle 1964
Charlie Hickox 1968
John Kinsella 1968, 1972
Don McKenzie 1968
Mark Spitz 1972
Mike Stamm 1972
Fred Tyler 1972
Jim Montgomery 1976

USC
Buster Crabbe 1928, 1932
Jon Henricks 1956, 1960
Murray Rose 1956, 1960
Jon Konrads 1960
Lance Larson 1960
Bill Craig 1964
Roy Saari 1964
Bruce Furniss 1976
John Naber 1976
Rod Strachan 1976
Jeff Float 1984
Mike O'Brien 1984
Dan Jorgensen 1988
Lenny Krayzelburg 2000

Stanford
George Harrison 1960
Dick Roth 1964
John Hencken 1972, 1976
Mike Bruner 1976
Pablo Morales 1984, 1992
Jeff Rouse 1992, 1996
Joe Hudepohl 1992, 1996

Texas
David Browning 1952
Rick Carey 1984
Doug Gjertsen 1988, 1992
Chris Jacobs 1988
Shaun Jordan 1988, 1992
Hans Dersch 1992
Josh Davis 1996
Gary Hall, Jr. 1996, 2000
Ian Crocker 2000
Tommy Hannan 2000
Neil Walker 2000

World Cup Meets
• Lezak, Moses, Yamada, Klochkova on Fire on Day One of New York World Cup
• FINA World Cup: Yamada, Tanaka, Walker Set US Open Records; Moses, Lezak, Thompson Keep Winning
• Klochkova Takes Two on First Day of Rio World Cup Meet
• Beard Upsets Klochkova, Takes Three Gold on Final Day of World Cup
• M&M Win World Cup Crowns -- That's Moses and Moravcova

NCSA Junior Championships
• Koehler and Allen Win 1000s On Opening Night of NCSA Junior Nationals
• Gil Stovall Swims Quick 1:44 in 200 Fly On Day 2 at NCSA Junior Nationals
• Blue Tide's Paul Kornfield Sets 15-16 NAG Mark in 200 Breast at NCSA Junior Nationals
• Matt McGinnis Wins Two More At NCSA Junior Nationals
• Raleigh Swimming Association Sweeps Titles At NCSA Junior Nationals

Australian Olympic Trials
• Aussie Olympic Trials – Men’s Preview
• Aussie Olympic Trials – Women’s Preview
• Sensation as Ian Thorpe DQ'ed in 400 Freestyle Prelims
• Ian Thorpe Appeal Dismissed - Thorpedo Will NOT swim the 400 Free in Athens
• Day 1 Finals Australian Olympic Trials: Commonwealth Record to Justin Norris in the 400IM; Hackett Goes 3:43 in the 400 Free
• Petria Thomas Swims Sixth Fastest 100 Fly to Destroy Her Commonwealth Record
• Day 2 Finals Australian Olympic Trials: Petria Thomas Wins 100 Fly in Another Commonwealth Record - 57.36
• Day 2 Semi-Finals Australian Olympic Trails: Hot Times in 100 Breaststroke - Leisel Jones fires 1:07.26, Brooke Hanson 1:07.34, Thorpe Leaves DQ Behind, Qualifies Fastest for 200 in 1:48.33
• Day 3 Finals, Australian Olympic Trials: Thorpe Is Back on Track, Swims 7th Fastest 200 Free, Brooke Hanson Beats Leisel Jones in 100 Breast
• Day 3 Semifinals, Australian Olympic Trials: Alice Mills breaks Commonwealth Record 200IM, Petria Thomas on Fire, Clocks 1:58.20 for 200 Free, Justin Norris Blasts 1:57.01 for 200 Fly
• Petria Thomas Clocks Sensational 200 Fly Heat Swim - 2:06.01 - Fifth Fastest in History!
• Day 4 Finals Australian Olympic Trials: Brooke Hanson Continues to Shine - Takes Alice Mills in the 200IM, Linda Mackenzie Wins 200-400 Free Double and Justin Norris wins his 4th Consecutive 200 Fly
• Day 4 Semifinals, Australian Olympic Trials: Ian Thorpe Clocks 49.24, Fastest into 100 Free Final, Klim Will Be There too, Jim Piper Best for 200 breast in 2:12.18
• Jodie Henry Splashs 54.58 in Heat of 100 Free; Lenton and Thomas Also Under the 55-Second Mark
• Libby Lenton Destroys 100 Free World Record in 53.66, then Jodie Henry Matches Inky de Bruijn’ s Old WR 53.77
• Day 5 Finals Session, Australian Olympic Trials: Thorpe Wins 100 Freestyle in 48.83, Jim Piper breaks AR for 200 breaststroke, Thomas Easily Wins 200 Fly but Misses World Record
• Day 6 Finals, Australian Olympic Trials: Henry Edges Lenton in 100 Free with 5th-Fastest All-Time 53.82, Leisel Jones Takes 200 Breast in 2:24.88
• Day 6 SemiFinals, Australian Olympic Trials: Petria Thomas Sets Commonwealth Record in the 50 Fly, Ashley Callus Fastest in 50 Free, Geoff Huegill Best in 100 Fly
• Two Aussie Records in Prelims at Olympic Trials: 50 Breaststroke to Brooke Hanson, 50 Free to Michelle Engelsman
• Day 7 Semi-Finals, Australian Olympic Trials: Grant Hackett Fastest Qualifier for 1500 in 15:23.05, Engelsman Fastest in 50 Free 24.92, Matt Welsh in Line for Dorsal Treble
• Day 7 Finals, Australian Olympic Trials: Petria Thomas Finishes with a Commonwealth Record in 50 Fly; Hawke Edges Callus in the 50 Free; Linda Mackenzie Takes Freestyle Treble; and Klim Scratches from 100 Fly, Misses an Individual Swim in Athens.
• Final Night, Australian Olympic Trials: Lenton Breaks National 50 Free Aussie Record - 24.70, Welsh Lowers 100 Backstroke Commonwealth Record, Hackett Takes His Eighth Consecutive 1500 in 14:55.45
• Forty-two Member Australian Olympic Swimming Team Announced