{"id":10872,"date":"2006-02-17T22:34:41","date_gmt":"2006-02-18T03:34:41","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2006\/02\/penn-state-edges-ahead-at-big-ten-conference-womens-champs\/"},"modified":"2014-07-26T06:15:38","modified_gmt":"2014-07-26T13:15:38","slug":"penn-state-edges-ahead-at-big-ten-conference-womens-champs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/penn-state-edges-ahead-at-big-ten-conference-womens-champs\/","title":{"rendered":"Penn State Edges Ahead at Big Ten Conference Women’s Champs"},"content":{"rendered":"

COLUMBUS, Ohio, February 17. IT appears that a relay disqualification by Penn State on the first night of action has not hindered its chances at claiming the Big Ten Conference championship. Racing at Ohio State University on Friday night, the Nittany Lions used strength and depth to take the lead in the team standings. Penn State has accumulated 372 points, ahead of the 370 of Michigan and the 339 of Minnesota.<\/p>\n

Penn State started to make its move in the 400 individual medley, where it placed three swimmers in the championship final. Freshman Kaitlin O\u2019Brien won the event for the Nittany Lions in 4:12.03 while classmate Kelly Nelson was third in 4:15.31. They sandwiched Minnesota\u2019s Jenny Shaughnessy (4:15.13). Megan Palera was sixth for Penn State.<\/p>\n

Another boost for the Nittany Lions arrived in the 100 backstroke as Sarah Haupt and Erin Morris notched a one-three showing. Haupt won in 54.04, slower than her 53.55 from prelims but enough to hold off Indiana\u2019s Leila Vaziri (54.43). Morris was timed in 55.12.<\/p>\n

Michigan captured first place in the night\u2019s opening event, the 400 medley relay, as the quartet of Kaitlyn Brady, Justine Mueller, Payton Johnson and Lindsey Smith checked in at 3:38.45, a little more than half a second swifter than the 3:39.05 of Wisconsin. Brady also prevailed in the 100 butterfly, setting a championship record of 52.60. That swim gave Brady a lopsided triumph over Purdue\u2019s Carlene Takaki (54.29) and Haupt (54.34). Also adding to her relay triumph was Smith. The junior negotiated the 200 freestyle in 1:47.05, good for an A-Qualifying standard for the NCAA Championships. Northwestern\u2019s Andrea Hupman followed Smith in 1:47.30.<\/p>\n

Wisconsin\u2019s Amalia Sarnecki bested the competition in the 100 breaststroke with a winning performance of 1:02.63. That effort left Sarnecki in front of Northwestern\u2019s Hayley Fry (1:02.83) and Penn State\u2019s Abby Hoisington (1:03.10). <\/p>\n

Team Standings <\/p>\n

1. Penn State University 372
\n2. University of Michigan 370
\n3. University of Minnesota 339
\n4. Indiana University 304
\n5. Purdue University 287
\n6. University of Wisconsin 244.5
\n7. Northwestern University 190.5
\n8. The Ohio State University 189
\n9. University of Illinois 132
\n10. University of Iowa 131<\/p>\n

Event 8 Women 400 Yard Medley Relay
\n================================================================================
\n Meet Record: # 3:36.39 2003 Penn State
\n Haupt, Stanchock, Biedermann, Dlugonski
\n Pool Record: @ 3:41.78 1\/27\/2006 Penn State University
\n S Haupt, A Hoisington, A Biedermann, M. Crispell
\n 3:38.32 A
\n 3:44.86 B
\n School Seed Finals Points
\n================================================================================
\n 1 Michigan 'A' 3:42.24 3:38.45@B 40
\n 1) Brady, Kaitlyn JR 2) Mueller, Justine SO r:0.18
\n 3) Johnson, Payton FR r:0.44 4) Smith, Lindsey JR r:0.16
\n 12.80 26.20 (26.20)
\n 40.29 (40.29) 54.05 (54.05)
\n 1:06.64 (12.59) 1:22.67 (28.62)
\n 1:39.03 (44.98) 1:55.78 (1:01.73)
\n 2:07.26 (11.48) 2:20.85 (25.07)
\n 2:35.04 (39.26) 2:49.71 (53.93)
\n 3:00.57 (10.86) 3:12.97 (23.26)
\n 3:25.74 (36.03) 3:38.45 (48.74)
\n 2 Wisconsin 'A' 3:40.62 3:39.05@B 34
\n 1) Johnson, Susan JR 2) Sarnecki, Amalia SR r:0.31
\n 3) Gelden, Jenny SO r:0.24 4) Hernandez, Sarah SR r:0.32
\n 12.90 26.43 (26.43)
\n 40.51 (40.51) 54.50 (54.50)
\n 1:07.14 (12.64) 1:22.79 (28.29)
\n 1:38.83 (44.33) 1:55.30 (1:00.80)
\n 2:06.48 (11.18) 2:20.11 (24.81)
\n 2:34.55 (39.25) 2:49.48 (54.18)
\n 3:00.49 (11.01) 3:13.11 (23.63)
\n 3:26.10 (36.62) 3:39.05 (49.57)
\n 3 Penn State 'A' 3:41.78 3:40.08@B 32
\n 1) Haupt, Sarah SR 2) Hoisington, Abby FR r:0.42
\n 3) Biedermann, Amberle SR r:0. 4) Crispell, Molly SO r:0.21
\n 12.44 25.48 (25.48)
\n 39.37 (39.37) 53.36 (53.36)
\n 1:06.69 (13.33) 1:22.72 (29.36)
\n 1:39.07 (45.71) 1:55.89 (1:02.53)
\n 2:07.06 (11.17) 2:20.52 (24.63)
\n 2:34.71 (38.82) 2:49.73 (53.84)
\n 3:00.88 (11.15) 3:13.67 (23.94)
\n 3:26.96 (37.23) 3:40.08 (50.35)
\n 4 Indiana 'A' 3:44.61 3:41.75@B 30
\n 1) Vaziri, Leila JR 2) Cooper, Abby FR r:0.28
\n 3) Kay, Allison FR r:0.07 4) Lofstedt, Annica JR r:0.19
\n 12.67 25.99 (25.99)
\n 40.02 (40.02) 54.24 (54.24)
\n 1:07.99 (13.75) 1:24.20 (29.96)
\n 1:40.37 (46.13) 1:57.66 (1:03.42)
\n 2:08.59 (10.93) 2:22.66 (25.00)
\n 2:37.39 (39.73) 2:52.23 (54.57)
\n 3:03.31 (11.08) 3:15.94 (23.71)
\n 3:28.81 (36.58) 3:41.75 (49.52)
\n 5 Purdue 'A' 3:46.03 3:41.99 B 28
\n 1) Gill, Jenae SO 2) Lavers, Jennifer SO r:0.38
\n 3) Takaki, Carlene JR r:0.15 4) Hentschel, Susan JR r:0.18
\n 12.98 26.70 (26.70)
\n 41.04 (41.04) 55.57 (55.57)
\n 1:09.04 (13.47) 1:25.05 (29.48)
\n 1:41.49 (45.92) 1:58.76 (1:03.19)
\n 2:09.90 (11.14) 2:23.69 (24.93)
\n 2:38.11 (39.35) 2:52.74 (53.98)
\n 3:03.66 (10.92) 3:16.17 (23.43)
\n 3:29.17 (36.43) 3:41.99 (49.25)
\n 6 Northwestern 'A' 3:46.51 3:42.78 B 26
\n 1) Paglini, Katie SR 2) Fry, Hayley FR r:0.07
\n 3) Braun, Katie SO r:0.12 4) Hupman, Andrea SO r:-0.24
\n 13.98 28.07 (28.07)
\n 42.79 (42.79) 57.22 (57.22)
\n 1:10.25 (13.03) 1:26.25 (29.03)
\n 1:42.65 (45.43) 1:59.42 (1:02.20)
\n 2:11.00 (11.58) 2:24.78 (25.36)
\n 2:39.55 (40.13) 2:54.43 (55.01)
\n 3:05.14 (10.71) 3:17.48 (23.05)
\n 3:30.26 (35.83) 3:42.78 (48.35)
\n 7 Illinois 'A' 3:53.32 3:45.97 24
\n 1) Farrell, Meghan JR 2) Easey, Kathryn SR r:0.48
\n 3) Brunka, Christina SR r:0.14 4) Viney, Barbie JR r:0.19
\n 13.66 28.10 (28.10)
\n 42.63 (42.63) 57.18 (57.18)
\n 1:10.78 (13.60) 1:27.10 (29.92)
\n 1:44.03 (46.85) 2:01.19 (1:04.01)
\n 2:12.77 (11.58) 2:26.96 (25.77)
\n 2:41.50 (40.31) 2:56.90 (55.71)
\n 3:07.84 (10.94) 3:20.25 (23.35)
\n 3:32.98 (36.08) 3:45.97 (49.07)
\n 8 Minnesota 'A' 3:48.44 3:46.50 22
\n 1) Wind, Katie SR 2) Howard, Jamie JR r:0.31
\n 3) Ridder, Danielle FR r:0.08 4) Busack, Stacy FR r:0.11
\n 13.22 27.04 (27.04)
\n 41.50 (41.50) 55.76 (55.76)
\n 1:09.59 (13.83) 1:25.96 (30.20)
\n 1:43.64 (47.88) 2:01.01 (1:05.25)
\n 2:12.38 (11.37) 2:26.37 (25.36)
\n 2:41.34 (40.33) 2:56.71 (55.70)
\n 3:07.47 (10.76) 3:20.08 (23.37)
\n 3:33.55 (36.84) 3:46.50 (49.79)
\n 9 Iowa 'A' 3:50.69 3:47.64 18
\n 1) Gschwend, Alison FR 2) Haeger, Emmy JR r:0.16
\n 3) Werner, Kelly SR r:0.29 4) Martin, Katie SR r:0.38
\n 13.55 27.84 (27.84)
\n 42.51 (42.51) 57.05 (57.05)
\n 1:10.31 (13.26) 1:26.99 (29.94)
\n 1:44.14 (47.09) 2:01.68 (1:04.63)
\n 2:12.71 (11.03) 2:26.64 (24.96)
\n 2:41.11 (39.43) 2:56.62 (54.94)
\n 3:08.03 (11.41) 3:20.66 (24.04)
\n 3:33.93 (37.31) 3:47.64 (51.02)
\n 10 Michigan State 'A' 3:51.13 3:48.63 14
\n 1) Zenk, Carly JR 2) Ellabarger, Courtney SR r:-
\n 3) Hagerman, Rachael SR r:0.12 4) Kniff, Katrina SR r:0.13
\n 13.69 28.16 (28.16)
\n 43.15 (43.15) 58.22 (58.22)
\n 1:11.45 (13.23) 1:28.89 (30.67)
\n 1:45.06 (46.84) 2:02.86 (1:04.64)
\n 2:14.40 (11.54) 2:28.09 (25.23)
\n 2:43.02 (40.16) 2:58.11 (55.25)
\n 3:09.08 (10.97) 3:21.93 (23.82)
\n 3:35.29 (37.18) 3:48.63 (50.52)
\n 11 Ohio State 'A' 3:50.63 3:48.97 12
\n 1) Fennell, Steph JR 2) Church, Erin SO r:0.53
\n 3) Buelens, Griet SO r:0.24 4) Chan, Elaine FR r:0.26
\n 13.69 27.69 (27.69)
\n 42.26 (42.26) 57.03 (57.03)
\n 1:10.63 (13.60) 1:27.12 (30.09)
\n 1:44.62 (47.59) 2:02.56 (1:05.53)
\n 2:14.21 (11.65) 2:28.49 (25.93)
\n 2:42.95 (40.39) 2:58.00 (55.44)
\n 3:09.11 (11.11) 3:21.74 (23.74)
\n 3:35.39 (37.39) 3:48.97 (50.97)<\/p>\n

Event 9 Women 400 Yard IM
\n=========================================================================
\n Meet Record: # 4:08.92 2004 Bethany Pendleton, Wisconsin
\n Pool Record: @ 4:13.65 2\/17\/2006 Kaitlin O'Brien, Penn State
\n 4:15.63 A
\n 4:23.60 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === Championship Final === <\/p>\n

1 O'Brien, Kaitli FR Penn State 4:13.65 4:12.03@A 20
\n 27.22 58.25 (31.03)
\n 1:31.22 (32.97) 2:03.39 (32.17)
\n 2:39.63 (36.24) 3:14.50 (34.87)
\n 3:43.74 (29.24) 4:12.03 (28.29)
\n 2 Shaughnessy, Je FR Minnesota 4:16.57 4:15.13 A 17
\n 27.14 59.52 (32.38)
\n 1:32.03 (32.51) 2:03.99 (31.96)
\n 2:41.05 (37.06) 3:18.08 (37.03)
\n 3:47.04 (28.96) 4:15.13 (28.09)
\n 3 Nelson, Kelly FR Penn State 4:16.37 4:15.31 A 16
\n 27.13 58.03 (30.90)
\n 1:30.09 (32.06) 2:01.97 (31.88)
\n 2:39.04 (37.07) 3:17.47 (38.43)
\n 3:46.35 (28.88) 4:15.31 (28.96)
\n 4 Mueller, Justin SO Michigan 4:18.59 4:15.34 A 15
\n 27.49 59.69 (32.20)
\n 1:33.20 (33.51) 2:06.20 (33.00)
\n 2:40.50 (34.30) 3:16.70 (36.20)
\n 3:46.41 (29.71) 4:15.34 (28.93)
\n 5 Brunemann, Emil FR Michigan 4:21.54 4:16.92 B 14
\n 27.74 59.20 (31.46)
\n 1:32.75 (33.55) 2:05.83 (33.08)
\n 2:42.47 (36.64) 3:19.85 (37.38)
\n 3:48.70 (28.85) 4:16.92 (28.22)
\n 6 Palera, Megan SO Penn State 4:16.78 4:18.41 B 13
\n 27.93 59.42 (31.49)
\n 1:32.41 (32.99) 2:04.76 (32.35)
\n 2:42.08 (37.32) 3:19.83 (37.75)
\n 3:49.28 (29.45) 4:18.41 (29.13)
\n 7 Siow, Yi Ting FR Wisconsin 4:19.18 4:21.85 B 12
\n 27.85 1:00.12 (32.27)
\n 1:34.08 (33.96) 2:08.54 (34.46)
\n 2:44.51 (35.97) 3:21.15 (36.64)
\n 3:51.26 (30.11) 4:21.85 (30.59)
\n 8 Chandler, Erica SR Purdue 4:21.70 4:22.46 B 11
\n 27.30 59.84 (32.54)
\n 1:33.95 (34.11) 2:07.00 (33.05)
\n 2:44.07 (37.07) 3:22.61 (38.54)
\n 3:53.04 (30.43) 4:22.46 (29.42)<\/p>\n

=== Consolation Final === <\/p>\n

9 Bradley, Kriste SR Indiana 4:21.98 4:17.15 B 9
\n 28.07 59.85 (31.78)
\n 1:32.99 (33.14) 2:05.69 (32.70)
\n 2:42.58 (36.89) 3:19.26 (36.68)
\n 3:48.83 (29.57) 4:17.15 (28.32)
\n 10 Gunenc, Gulsah JR Ohio State 4:23.11 4:20.72 B 7
\n 27.25 57.94 (30.69)
\n 1:31.33 (33.39) 2:04.14 (32.81)
\n 2:42.26 (38.12) 3:21.10 (38.84)
\n 3:52.06 (30.96) 4:20.72 (28.66)
\n 11 Lesneski, Staci SO Purdue 4:22.42 4:20.89 B 6
\n 27.87 58.91 (31.04)
\n 1:33.11 (34.20) 2:07.38 (34.27)
\n 2:44.24 (36.86) 3:21.69 (37.45)
\n 3:51.52 (29.83) 4:20.89 (29.37)
\n 12 Kiluk, Heather FR Michigan State 4:24.04 4:22.55 B 5
\n 28.02 59.85 (31.83)
\n 1:33.05 (33.20) 2:06.04 (32.99)
\n 2:44.67 (38.63) 3:22.96 (38.29)
\n 3:53.10 (30.14) 4:22.55 (29.45)
\n 13 Ernst, Susanna JR Indiana 4:23.98 4:22.65 B 4
\n 28.20 1:01.40 (33.20)
\n 1:33.87 (32.47) 2:06.81 (32.94)
\n 2:44.71 (37.90) 3:22.66 (37.95)
\n 3:52.88 (30.22) 4:22.65 (29.77)
\n 14 Brosseau, Katie FR Minnesota 4:23.05 4:23.62 3
\n 28.46 1:00.14 (31.68)
\n 1:34.56 (34.42) 2:08.82 (34.26)
\n 2:45.89 (37.07) 3:24.13 (38.24)
\n 3:54.43 (30.30) 4:23.62 (29.19)
\n 15 Merte, Jennifer JR Purdue 4:24.04 4:23.97 2
\n 28.12 1:00.03 (31.91)
\n 1:34.25 (34.22) 2:07.61 (33.36)
\n 2:45.43 (37.82) 3:23.83 (38.40)
\n 3:54.53 (30.70) 4:23.97 (29.44)
\n 16 Strickland, Kai FR Minnesota 4:21.92 4:24.92 1
\n 28.38 1:00.20 (31.82)
\n 1:34.72 (34.52) 2:08.31 (33.59)
\n 2:46.18 (37.87) 3:24.64 (38.46)
\n 3:55.24 (30.60) 4:24.92 (29.68)<\/p>\n

Event 10 Women 100 Yard Butterfly
\n=========================================================================
\n Meet Record: # 53.38 2\/17\/2006 Kaitlyn Brady, Michigan-MI
\n Pool Record: @ 53.38 2\/17\/2006 Kaitlyn Brady, Michigan-MI
\n 53.75 A
\n 55.36 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === Championship Final === <\/p>\n

1 Brady, Kaitlyn JR Michigan 53.38 52.60#A 20
\n 11.26 24.70 (13.44)
\n 38.66 (13.96) 52.60 (13.94)
\n 2 Takaki, Carlene JR Purdue 54.37 54.29 B 17
\n 11.77 25.67 (13.90)
\n 40.02 (14.35) 54.29 (14.27)
\n 3 Haupt, Sarah SR Penn State 54.33 54.34 B 16
\n 11.84 25.48 (13.64)
\n 39.46 (13.98) 54.34 (14.88)
\n 4 Biedermann, Amb SR Penn State 54.04 54.61 B 15
\n 11.94 25.30 (13.36)
\n 39.62 (14.32) 54.61 (14.99)
\n 5 Lofstedt, Annic JR Indiana 54.06 54.72 B 14
\n 11.86 25.52 (13.66)
\n 39.89 (14.37) 54.72 (14.83)
\n 6 Hernandez, Sara SR Wisconsin 55.07 55.04 B 13
\n 11.89 25.79 (13.90)
\n 40.34 (14.55) 55.04 (14.70)
\n 7 Gunenc, Gulsah JR Ohio State 54.92 55.21 B 12
\n 12.26 26.06 (13.80)
\n 40.37 (14.31) 55.21 (14.84)
\n 8 Johnson, Payton FR Michigan 54.93 55.25 B 11
\n 11.80 25.97 (14.17)
\n 40.54 (14.57) 55.25 (14.71)<\/p>\n

=== Consolation Final === <\/p>\n

9 Shieh, Wendy SO Michigan 55.45 55.20 B 9
\n 11.98 25.89 (13.91)
\n 40.35 (14.46) 55.20 (14.85)
\n 10 Haglund, Karie FR Penn State 55.09 55.31 B 7
\n 12.52 26.70 (14.18)
\n 40.98 (14.28) 55.31 (14.33)
\n 11 Kay, Allison FR Indiana 55.19 55.43 6
\n 12.10 25.94 (13.84)
\n 40.66 (14.72) 55.43 (14.77)
\n 12 Braun, Katie SO Northwestern 55.40 55.46 5
\n 12.08 26.12 (14.04)
\n 40.70 (14.58) 55.46 (14.76)
\n 13 Gelden, Jenny SO Wisconsin 55.53 55.50 4
\n 12.23 26.20 (13.97)
\n 40.77 (14.57) 55.50 (14.73)
\n 14 Sierra, Carolin SR Michigan 55.23 55.76 3
\n 11.89 26.04 (14.15)
\n 40.78 (14.74) 55.76 (14.98)
\n 15 Hagerman, Racha SR Michigan State 55.19 55.87 2
\n 12.03 25.82 (13.79)
\n 40.76 (14.94) 55.87 (15.11)
\n 16 Johnson, Susan JR Wisconsin 55.47 56.32 1
\n 12.06 26.71 (14.65)
\n 41.03 (14.32) 56.32 (15.29)<\/p>\n

Event 11 Women 200 Yard Freestyle
\n=========================================================================
\n Meet Record: # 1:46.05 2004 Carly Piper\/Amy McCullough, Wis. \/ Mich.
\n Pool Record: @ 1:47.30 2\/15\/2006 Kristina Nelson, Penn State
\n 1:47.09 A
\n 1:50.30 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === Championship Final === <\/p>\n

1 Smith, Lindsey JR Michigan 1:47.93 1:47.05@A 20
\n 25.30 52.57 (27.27)
\n 1:20.00 (27.43) 1:47.05 (27.05)
\n 2 Hupman, Andrea SO Northwestern 1:47.76 1:47.31 B 17
\n 25.09 52.25 (27.16)
\n 1:19.64 (27.39) 1:47.31 (27.67)
\n 3 Kobayashi, Yuen FR Minnesota 1:48.41 1:47.44 B 16
\n 25.96 53.36 (27.40)
\n 1:20.65 (27.29) 1:47.44 (26.79)
\n 4 Maglich, Nicole SR Ohio State 1:48.40 1:48.19 B 15
\n 25.75 52.73 (26.98)
\n 1:20.44 (27.71) 1:48.19 (27.75)
\n 5 Hardt, Kate SR Minnesota 1:48.73 1:48.81 B 14
\n 25.80 53.37 (27.57)
\n 1:21.10 (27.73) 1:48.81 (27.71)
\n 6 Hentschel, Susa JR Purdue 1:48.69 1:48.84 B 13
\n 25.39 53.07 (27.68)
\n 1:20.84 (27.77) 1:48.84 (28.00)
\n 7 Crispell, Molly SO Penn State 1:48.00 1:48.97 B 12
\n 25.69 53.10 (27.41)
\n 1:21.04 (27.94) 1:48.97 (27.93)
\n 8 Buelens, Griet SO Ohio State 1:48.61 1:49.06 B 11
\n 26.19 54.04 (27.85)
\n 1:21.63 (27.59) 1:49.06 (27.43)<\/p>\n

=== Consolation Final === <\/p>\n

9 Wentworth, Clar JR Indiana 1:48.90 1:48.48 B 9
\n 25.57 52.72 (27.15)
\n 1:20.52 (27.80) 1:48.48 (27.96)
\n 10 McCarthy, Mered FR Minnesota 1:49.10 1:48.89 B 7
\n 25.50 53.02 (27.52)
\n 1:21.05 (28.03) 1:48.89 (27.84)
\n 11 Carpenter, Emil SR Wisconsin 1:49.70 1:49.19 B 6
\n 25.82 53.32 (27.50)
\n 1:21.37 (28.05) 1:49.19 (27.82)
\n 12 Jennings, Chris FR Minnesota 1:49.28 1:49.21 B 5
\n 26.10 53.43 (27.33)
\n 1:21.45 (28.02) 1:49.21 (27.76)
\n 13 Holtmeyer, Erin FR Minnesota 1:49.63 1:49.42 B 4
\n 25.23 52.90 (27.67)
\n 1:21.24 (28.34) 1:49.42 (28.18)
\n 14 Viney, Barbie JR Illinois 1:49.19 1:49.64 B 3
\n 25.64 53.08 (27.44)
\n 1:21.54 (28.46) 1:49.64 (28.10)
\n 15 Illescas, Jen FR Wisconsin 1:49.07 1:50.53 2
\n 25.68 53.38 (27.70)
\n 1:21.77 (28.39) 1:50.53 (28.76)
\n 16 Telfer, Kathari JR Purdue 1:49.27 1:51.83 1
\n 25.43 53.60 (28.17)
\n 1:22.69 (29.09) 1:51.83 (29.14)<\/p>\n

Event 12 Women 100 Yard Breaststroke
\n=========================================================================
\n Meet Record: # 59.77 2001 Kristen Woodring, Penn State
\n Pool Record: @ 1:03.07 2\/17\/2006 Amalia Sarnecki, Wisconsin-WI
\n 1:01.70 A
\n 1:03.86 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === Championship Final === <\/p>\n

1 Sarnecki, Amali SR Wisconsin 1:03.07 1:02.63@B 20
\n 13.66 29.54 (15.88)
\n 46.10 (16.56) 1:02.63 (16.53)
\n 2 Fry, Hayley FR Northwestern 1:03.87 1:02.83@B 17
\n 13.67 29.68 (16.01)
\n 45.89 (16.21) 1:02.83 (16.94)
\n 3 Hoisington, Abb FR Penn State 1:03.37 1:03.10 B 16
\n 13.80 29.93 (16.13)
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\n 14.02 30.17 (16.15)
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\n 14.00 30.45 (16.45)
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\n 8 Belk, Rory JR Purdue 1:03.52 1:04.44 11
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=== Consolation Final === <\/p>\n

9 Stockwell, Sara FR Indiana 1:04.33 1:03.49 B 9
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\n 46.23 (16.53) 1:03.49 (17.26)
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\n 47.64 (17.15) 1:05.29 (17.65)
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\n 13.78 30.32 (16.54)
\n 47.48 (17.16) 1:05.42 (17.94)
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\n 48.36 (16.97) 1:05.65 (17.29)
\n 16 Ellabarger, Cou SR Michigan State 1:05.16 1:06.43 1
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Event 13 Women 100 Yard Backstroke
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\n 54.47 A
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1 Haupt, Sarah SR Penn State 53.55 54.04 A 20
\n 12.59 25.93 (13.34)
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\n 40.17 (14.00) 54.43 (14.26)
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\n 12.90 26.51 (13.61)
\n 40.76 (14.25) 55.12 (14.36)
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\n 13.16 26.76 (13.60)
\n 41.10 (14.34) 55.53 (14.43)
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\n 13.15 27.04 (13.89)
\n 41.44 (14.40) 55.69 (14.25)
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\n 12.93 26.70 (13.77)
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=== Consolation Final === <\/p>\n

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\n 13.21 27.25 (14.04)
\n 41.89 (14.64) 55.88 (13.99)
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\n 42.06 (14.50) 56.57 (14.51)
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\n 13.67 27.96 (14.29)
\n 42.66 (14.70) 57.04 (14.38)
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\n 13.46 27.73 (14.27)
\n 42.71 (14.98) 57.12 (14.41)
\n 14 Fennell, Steph JR Ohio State 57.21 57.29 3
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\n 42.40 (14.76) 57.29 (14.89)
\n 15 Hoff, Chelsea FR Iowa 57.21 57.61 2
\n 13.76 27.92 (14.16)
\n 42.70 (14.78) 57.61 (14.91)
\n 16 Zenk, Carly JR Michigan State 57.25 58.33 1
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\n Meet Record: # 594.65 2003 Sara Hildebrand, Indiana
\n Pool Record: @ 339.15 12\/3\/2005 Carrie McCambridge, Purdue-IN
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\n 13 Loukas, Christina SO Indiana 266.00 266.00 4
\n 14 Dumais, Leanne JR Northwestern 258.90 258.90 3
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