By Phillip Whitten<\/p>\n
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS. Mar. 24. THE UNIVERSITY of Texas Longhorns extended their margin over the rest of the field on the final day of the men's NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships to give coach Eddie Reese his second straight NCAA team title. The three-day meet was held on the campus of Texas A&M University in College Station.<\/p>\n
The 'Horns scored 149 points on the final day to wind up with 597.5, 140 ahead of Stanford, with 457.5. Tennessee, with its best showing in years, was third with 330.5 points. <\/p>\n
USC was fourth with 299, followed by Florida with 265 and Arizona with 251. Seventh place went to Auburns with 236, eighth to California with 191, ninth to Minnesota with 176, and Michigan rounded out the top 10 with 161. Host Texas A&M finished 11th with 156 points. To the surprsie of no one, Texas coach Eddie Reese was named "Coach of the Meet."<\/p>\n
Texas senior Nate Dusing, who won the "Swimmer of the Meet" award, led all individual scoring with 57 points. 'Horns diver Troy Dumis was second with 53 points, followed by USC's Klete Keller and Michigan's Tim Siciliano with 51 apiece. <\/p>\n
While the outcome of the team race was a foregone conclusion before tonight's finals even began, no one could have predicted the fireworks that exploded in the pool tonight. Four American records were broken and another one tied. And these weren't just any old records that were broken–they were some of the toughest, and oldest, in the books.<\/p>\n
Here's a rundown of tonight's events:<\/p>\n
1650 YARD FREESTYLE
\nLast September, Chris Thompson set an American record in finishing third in the 1500 at the Sydney Olympics, ending a 16-year medal drought for the USA. Tonight, Thompson served notice that he is for real: Aussies, beware: Here comes Chris Thompson!<\/p>\n
Thompson had never won an NCAA title before tonight, and this was his last chance. Just two nights ago he had been out-touched by Klete Keller in the 500 by four-hundredths of a second. He wanted the 1650–he wanted it bad! And another thing: he wanted the record–Tom Dolan's 14:29.31 from six years ago.<\/p>\n
The Michigan senior was up against the toughest mile field ever assembled in the US of A, but he demolished it from the start. Thompson split a blazing 50.50 for the first 100 yards, as only Virginia's Ian Prichard (50.70) and USC's Erik Vendt (50.74) even tried to stay close. But they couldn't do it–no one could. Thompson picked up a second on the field in the next 100, then another second on the third 100, then…well, you've got the picture.<\/p>\n
The Oregon native split 1:43.27 at the 200 yard turn, 4:21.46 at the 500, 8:44.11 at the 1000–an NCAA and American record–and never slowed down, splitting 52-high to 53-low per 100.<\/p>\n
Thompson touched in 14:26.62 to a deafening roar from the capacity crowd of 1,800, taking almost three seconds off Dolan's American–and University of Michigan–record.<\/p>\n
The rest of the field did itself proud. Thompson's Michigan teammate, Tim Siciliano, was second in 14:41.84, beating out USC's Erik Vendt (14:45.69) just as he did last night in the 400 IM.<\/p>\n
Two freshmen followed with sub-14:50s: Minnesota's Justin Mortimer (14:47.82) and Harvard's John Cole (14:49.48), boding well for the future of American distance swimming. In all, ten swimmers cracked 15 minutes.<\/p>\n
Thompson's performance is, arguably, the second fastest short course "mile" swim ever. Australia's Grant Hackett holds the record for 1500 meters (short course) at 14:19.55.<\/p>\n
200 YARD BACKSTROKE
\nTexas' Nate Dusing only qualified fourth in the 200 back, but he was on a roll and was confident he could win. The new 200 IM record-holder went out fast, turning in third place at the 50 (23.86), but only five-hundredths behind the leader, Stanford's Peter Marshall.<\/p>\n
The Texas senior gained the lead on the third length, and by the time he reached the halfway mark in 49.50, had the race under control. Fending off a late charge by Stanford's Markus Rogan, he touched in 1:41.52, 12-hundredths ahead of the fast-closing Austrian.<\/p>\n
Georgia's Marc Lindsay, the top qualifier, followed in third in 1:42.04, as five swimmers swam 1:42s or better.<\/p>\n
100 YARD FREESTYLE
\nAnthony Ervin burst on the international scene last year as an unheralded Cal freshman. At NCAAs he won both the 50 and 100 free, setting a short course world mark of 21.21 for 50 meters (since broken by Britain's Mark Foster). <\/p>\n
Six moths later at the Olympic Games in Sydney, he tied his teammate, Gary Hall, Jr., for the gold medal in the 50 and led off the USA's silver medal-winning 400m freestyle relay.<\/p>\n
By the time he arrived in College Station this week, he was the overwhelming favorite to repeat his sprint triumphs. But the Ervin Express was derailed Thursday evening, when Stanford's Anthony Robinson touched him out in the 50. <\/p>\n
Not to worry–the setback was only temporary. The Express is back on track and chugging full steam ahead.<\/p>\n
Tonight, the soft-spoken Cal sophomore tied the 14 year-old American record in the 100 free set by the legendary Matt Biondi. Splitting an incredible 19.61 at the 50, Ervin brought the race home faster than anyone else to touch in 41.80. <\/p>\n
The race was never close. Arizona's Roland Schoeman was second in an outstanding 42.58, while Auburn's Greg Busse, who swam 42.53 in prelims, was third in 42.65.<\/p>\n
Ervin becomes only the second man to break 42 seconds in the 100. He is also now the University of California co-record-holder in the 100 free.<\/p>\n
200 YARD BREASTSTROKE
\nBefore the buzz from the 100 free had died down, the finalists for the 200 breast were on the blocks…and generating a bit of a buzz of their own.<\/p>\n
In Lane 4 stood Texas freshman Brendan Hansen, winner of the 100 last night, and top qualifier in the 200 this morning. Hansen's 1:54.63 morning swim had gotten a few folks wondering out loud whether he might challenge Mike Barrowman's 11 year-old mark of 1:53.77, a record that, for years, seemed as though it might last forever.<\/p>\n
Wonder no more. Hansen blasted from the blocks and, clearly, was going for Barrowman's record. But so was the swimmer in lane 5, Auburn's Dave Denniston.<\/p>\n
In fact it was Denniston who touched first at the 50, 25.13 to Hansen's 25.39. And it was Denniston ahead at the 100, 53.67 to 54.39. (Yes, those are actually split times!!)<\/p>\n
Hansen picked up a tenth of a second on the third 50, but at the three-quarters mark, the War Eagle senior still had the lead, 1:27.09 to 1:27.72.<\/p>\n
But Hansen kept up the torrid pace while Denniston slipped about a second on the final 50. That was enough to allow Hansen to surge ahead at the finish to touch in 1:53.11–a new American, NCAA and everything-else record. Denniston touched right behind in 1:53.48, the second fastest 200 breast in history and a swim that, any other year, would have earned him "Performance of the Meet" honors.<\/p>\n
200 YARD BUTTERFLY
\nLast year, Stanford's Adam Messner came from behind to overtake South Carolina's Zsolt Gaspar to win the NCAA title in the 200 fly. As he mounted the block tonight, the Cardinal senior was hungry for a second victory. But the field was tightly bunched–all eight finalists had swum within six-tenths of each other in prelims. It was anybody's race.<\/p>\n
As expected, Messner took the race out hard, splitting 23.53, as only Southern Cal's Jeff Lee was faster (23.48). Then Messner made his move, splitting 50.15, four-tenths ahead of Florida's Duncan Sherrard, the top qualifier, in second.<\/p>\n
The two combatants matched each other stroke-for-stroke on the third 50, as they gradually put some open water between themselves and the rest of the field. <\/p>\n
With 50 yards to go, all Messner had to do was hold on. But that wouldn't be easy. Gradually, inexorably, stroke-by-stroke, Sherrard kept whittling away at Messner's lead. As the two men touched, he had carved 34-hundredths from that 40-hundredths of a second lead.<\/p>\n
If it had been a 205 yard butterfly race, Sherrard would have won. But it was 200 yards, and Messner had his second NCAA title, 1:43.12 to Sherrard's 1:43.18.<\/p>\n
10-METER PLATFORM DIVING
\nDespite trailing in third place during prelims, Miami sophomore Kyle Prandi left no doubt whatsoever that, when it comes to the finals of the 10-meter platform, he is The Man.<\/p>\n
Prandi scored 591.75 points to outdistance Texas junior Justin Dumais by almost 27 points. Dumais, the favorite, had led through almost all the preliminary rounds.<\/p>\n
Arizona freshman Omar Ojeda was only two points behind Dumais while Tennessee senior Gabi Chereches, who was in second in the prelims, dropped to fourth, less than two points behind Ojeda.<\/p>\n
400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY
\nWhat do you get when you put together a relay with four guys who can all split 42s? Why, an American and NCAA record of course — and a chorus of ear-splitting "Hook 'em 'Horns!" cheers.<\/p>\n
What a perfect way for Eddie's Army to end this meet!: Regaining the 400 yard freestyle relay record that had been snatched by Cal at last season's Pac-10 meet. <\/p>\n
The record was an impressive one. Cal had gone 2:49.85, breaking the NCAA mark by more than a second. Could the 'Horns crack it? By jiminy, they sure 'nuff were gonna try.<\/p>\n
Nate Dusing got the ball rolling with a 42.63 lead-off, not bad for a butterflyer-backstroker. Ian Crocker then threw in a 42.21. Tommy Hannan followed with a 42.55 and Jamie Rauch anchored in 42.41. The total: 2:49.80. The fastest time ever swum for the event!<\/p>\n
Cal, minus Swiss star Karel Novy, was a distant second in 2:52.12–despite Anthony Ervin's 41.08 anchor leg–fastest relay split of all time.<\/p>\n
Arizona, buoyed by Roland Schoeman's 41.70 split, was third in 2:53.27.<\/p>\n
The 2001 NCAA Championships were history. All that was left was for Eddie to take a little swim…in his clothes. There he goes…..<\/p>\n
NCAA DIV. I MEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nDAY THREE FINALS: March 24, 2001<\/p>\n
Men's Swimming & Diving
\nFinal Team Standings <\/p>\n
1) TEXAS 597.5
\n2) STANFORD 457.5
\n3) TENNESSEE 330.5
\n4) SOUTHERN CAL. 299
\n5) FLORIDA 265
\n6) ARIZONA 251
\n7) AUBURN 236
\n8) CALIFORNIA 191
\n9) MINNESOTA 176
\n10) MICHIGAN 161
\n11) TEXAS A&M 156
\n12) SOUTHERN METHOD. 88
\n13) VIRGINIA 82
\n14) ARIZONA STATE 79
\n15) GEORGIA 78
\n16) PENN STATE 72.5
\n17) KENTUCKY 53
\n18) WISCONSIN 43
\n19) LOUISIANA STATE 39
\n20) SOUTH CAROLINA 38
\n21) MIAMI (FLORIDA) 37
\n22) HARVARD 32
\n23) NORTHWESTERN 27
\n24) IOWA STATE 26
\n25) PURDUE 21
\n26) INDIANA 20
\n26) OHIO STATE 20
\n27) COLUMBIA 11
\n28) GEORGIA TECH 10
\n29) BRIGHAM YOUNG 7
\n29) NORTH CARO.STATE 7
\n29) SYRACUSE 7
\n29) UNLV 7
\n33) YALE 6<\/p>\n
Individual High Point Scoring: Top 20
\n1) DUSING, NATE SR TEXAS 57
\n2) DUMAIS, TROY JR TEXAS 53
\n3) KELLER, KLETE FR SOUTHERN CAL. 51
\n3) SICILIANO, TIM JR MICHIGAN 51
\n5) VENDT, ERIK SO SOUTHERN CAL. 49
\n5) SCHOMAN, ROLAND JR ARIZONA 49
\n7) MARSHALL, PETER FR STANFORD 47
\n7) MESSNER, ADAM SR STANFORD 47
\n9) ROGAN, MARKUS FR STANFORD 46.5
\n10) DUMAIS, JUSTIN JR TEXAS 46
\n11) GILLIAM, MICHAEL SR TENNESSEE 45
\n12) HANNAN, TOM JR TEXAS 43.5
\n13) BROWN, STEVEN SR STANFORD 42
\n13) BAL, RANDAL SO STANFORD 42
\n15) CHERECHES, GABI SR TENNESSEE 41
\n16) HANSEN, BRENDAN FR TEXAS 40
\n17) CROCKER, IAN FR TEXAS 37.5
\n18) PRANDI, KYLE SO MIAMI (FLORIDA) 37
\n18) ERVIN, ANTHONY SO CALIFORNIA 37
\n18) THOMPSON, CHRIS SR MICHIGAN 37 <\/p>\n
DAY THREE FINALS: March 24, 2001<\/p>\n
EVENT: 15 MEN's 1650 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n
NCAA Record: 14:29.31 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nAMERICAN Record: 14:29.31 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nUS OPEN Record: 14:29.31 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nPOOL Record: 15:01.72 TYLER PAINTER KANSAS 1998
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 15:16.33<\/p>\n
RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n
RANK NAME YEAR TEAM TIME<\/p>\n
1) THOMPSON, CHRIS SR MICHIGAN 14:26.62 **
\n :50.50 :52.77 :52.82 :52.79 :52.58 :52.31
\n :52.60 :52.60 :52.78 :52.36 :53.19 :52.90
\n :53.32 :53.20 :53.02 :52.42 :24.46
\n ** NCAA Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record: POOL Record:
\n 2) SICILIANO, TIM JR MICHIGAN 14:41.84
\n :51.46 :53.59 :53.98 :53.82 :53.80 :53.81
\n :53.67 :53.62 :53.70 :53.63 :53.12 :53.55
\n :53.57 :53.15 :53.78 :53.56 :26.03
\n 3) VENDT, ERIK SO SOUTHERN CAL. 14:45.69
\n :50.74 :53.72 :53.64 :54.03 :54.08 :53.77
\n :53.79 :54.00 :54.09 :54.09 :54.10 :54.16
\n :54.95 :54.50 :53.77 :52.39 :25.87
\n 4) MORTIMER, JUSTIN FR MINNESOTA 14:47.82
\n :51.87 :53.68 :53.88 :53.74 :53.64 :54.00
\n :53.89 :53.57 :53.95 :54.05 :53.79 :54.00
\n :54.70 :54.72 :54.44 :54.37 :25.53
\n 5) COLE, JOHN FR HARVARD 14:49.48
\n :52.31 :54.49 :53.34 :53.16 :53.56 :53.79
\n :54.16 :53.98 :54.02 :54.23 :54.55 :54.75
\n :54.38 :54.55 :54.32 :54.10 :25.79
\n 6) MARTIN, MATTHEW SR PURDUE 14:50.56
\n :51.81 :54.65 :54.44 :54.40 :54.29 :54.07
\n :54.29 :54.33 :54.06 :53.84 :53.94 :54.08
\n :53.80 :54.26 :54.32 :54.40 :25.58
\n 7) PAINTER, TYLER SR ARIZONA 14:52.78
\n :52.22 :54.09 :53.88 :53.87 :53.90 :53.98
\n :54.26 :54.36 :54.37 :54.26 :54.34 :54.76
\n :54.57 :54.87 :54.64 :54.34 :26.07
\n 8) KELLER, KLETE FR SOUTHERN CAL. 14:56.86
\n :52.78 :54.98 :54.60 :54.83 :55.02 :54.65
\n :54.55 :54.76 :54.56 :54.24 :54.27 :54.67
\n :53.72 :53.94 :54.50 :54.50 :26.29
\n 9) PRICHARD, IAN FR VIRGINIA 14:57.70
\n :50.70 :53.70 :53.65 :54.18 :54.17 :54.07
\n :54.27 :54.69 :54.50 :55.19 :54.93 :55.40
\n :55.38 :55.46 :55.62 :55.19 :26.60
\n 10) DeMARCO, DANIEL SO VIRGINIA 14:59.62
\n :52.50 :54.53 :54.91 :54.88 :54.67 :54.81
\n :54.87 :54.73 :54.53 :54.54 :54.64 :54.87
\n :54.94 :54.89 :55.05 :54.26 :26.00
\n 11) AYALON, SHILO SO GEORGIA TECH 15:01.76
\n :53.78 :55.85 :55.47 :55.27 :55.24 :54.82
\n :54.80 :55.12 :54.85 :55.56 :55.17 :55.23
\n :54.74 :54.89 :54.16 :52.05 :24.76
\n 12) MONASTERIO, RICARDO SR FLORIDA 15:02.90
\n :50.63 :52.89 :53.54 :54.28 :54.44 :54.65
\n :54.89 :54.78 :55.32 :55.10 :54.87 :55.81
\n :56.21 :55.93 :56.23 :56.12 :27.21
\n 13) KETCHUM, DAN FR MICHIGAN 15:04.01
\n :52.52 :56.23 :56.61 :56.27 :55.87 :55.65
\n :55.61 :55.62 :55.24 :55.04 :54.95 :54.97
\n :54.89 :54.26 :53.64 :52.38 :24.26
\n 14) CLEMENTS, KEVIN JR AUBURN 15:06.55
\n :52.14 :55.16 :55.13 :55.05 :55.02 :54.97
\n :54.82 :55.00 :54.89 :55.37 :55.53 :55.07
\n :55.03 :55.17 :55.49 :55.86 :26.85
\n 15) GRIMES, JAMES SR VIRGINIA 15:06.75
\n :52.65 :54.86 :54.79 :55.10 :54.91 :54.99
\n :54.53 :54.92 :54.98 :55.40 :55.49 :55.86
\n :55.41 :55.72 :55.63 :55.26 :26.25
\n 16) WARKENTIN, MARK JR SOUTHERN CAL. 15:09.43
\n :52.00 :54.49 :54.86 :55.26 :55.59 :55.59
\n :55.73 :55.70 :55.70 :55.21 :55.66 :55.69
\n :55.45 :56.02 :55.58 :55.42 :25.48
\n 17) DAVISON, SCOTT FR CINCINNATI 15:11.10
\n :53.36 :56.00 :55.77 :55.42 :55.61 :55.54
\n :55.47 :55.44 :55.25 :55.12 :55.00 :55.26
\n :54.95 :55.40 :55.56 :54.97 :26.98
\n 18) GALLOWAY, JAMES SO AUBURN 15:12.73
\n :52.93 :55.50 :55.75 :55.78 :55.74 :55.80
\n :55.94 :55.82 :55.25 :55.61 :55.55 :55.69
\n :55.61 :55.47 :56.05 :54.99 :25.25
\n 19) EVERMAN, JOEL JR SOUTHERN CAL. 15:12.81
\n :53.16 :55.44 :55.34 :55.71 :55.37 :55.37
\n :55.55 :55.63 :55.77 :56.25 :56.22 :56.52
\n :55.38 :55.41 :55.49 :54.91 :25.29
\n 20) SORLIEN, MATT FR STANFORD 15:14.53
\n :53.52 :55.73 :54.73 :56.00 :56.00 :55.65
\n :55.52 :55.67 :55.79 :55.98 :56.03 :55.25
\n :55.20 :55.68 :55.41 :55.49 :26.88
\n 21) MOHR, STEPHEN SO NORTH CAROLINA 15:19.10
\n :53.21 :55.57 :55.28 :55.32 :55.39 :55.74
\n :55.63 :55.67 :55.82 :56.29 :56.27 :56.53
\n :56.31 :56.43 :56.51 :56.09 :27.04
\n 22) HALIKA, MIKI SO TEXAS 15:19.12
\n :53.10 :55.35 :55.51 :55.53 :56.14 :56.03
\n :56.25 :56.41 :56.68 :56.42 :56.58 :56.29
\n :56.46 :56.38 :56.01 :54.85 :25.13
\n 23) TANNHAUSER, BRETT JR TENNESSEE 15:20.19
\n :52.70 :54.68 :55.91 :56.05 :56.63 :56.15
\n :56.18 :56.09 :56.81 :56.40 :57.12 :56.00
\n :56.65 :56.54 :56.28 :54.95 :25.05
\n 24) GOLDBLATT, SCOTT SR TEXAS 15:23.11
\n :49.66 :53.39 :54.25 :54.76 :55.40 :56.09
\n :56.43 :56.59 :56.81 :57.61 :57.22 :57.17
\n :57.73 :57.77 :57.98 :56.40 :27.85
\n 25) PULLIN, JIM SO TEXAS 15:26.95
\n :52.96 :56.21 :55.58 :55.79 :55.83 :56.13
\n :56.34 :56.44 :56.68 :56.89 :57.14 :56.70
\n :57.18 :56.94 :56.71 :56.58 :26.85
\n 26) FULLER, MICHAEL SR VIRGINIA 15:28.35
\n :53.65 :56.36 :56.26 :56.37 :56.52 :56.38
\n :57.04 :56.67 :56.86 :56.32 :56.55 :56.63
\n :57.00 :56.76 :56.52 :56.22 :26.24
\n 27) DRAKE, JUSTIN SO MICHIGAN 15:31.63
\n :53.31 :55.86 :55.84 :55.96 :56.04 :55.38
\n :56.09 :56.91 :57.70 :57.73 :57.53 :57.33
\n :57.31 :57.72 :57.30 :56.31 :27.31 <\/p>\n
EVENT: 16 MEN's 200 Yard BACKSTROKE <\/p>\n
NCAA Record: 1:40.06 BRIAN RETTERER STANFORD 1995
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:40.06 BRIAN RETTERER STANFORD 1995
\nUS OPEN Record: 1:40.06 BRIAN RETTERER STANFORD 1995
\nPOOL Record: 1:41.72 NEIL WALKER TEXAS 1997
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 1:45.16<\/p>\n
RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n
RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n
1) DUSING, NATE SR TEXAS 1:42.84 1:41.52**
\n :23.86 :25.64 :25.79 :26.23
\n ** POOL Record:
\n 2) ROGAN, MARKUS FR STANFORD 1:42.58 1:41.64
\n :24.15 :25.98 :25.61 :25.90
\n 3) LINDSAY, MARC JR GEORGIA 1:42.20 1:42.04
\n :24.30 :25.91 :26.10 :25.73
\n 4) MARSHALL, PETER FR STANFORD 1:42.79 1:42.38
\n :23.81 :26.25 :26.74 :25.58
\n 5) WAGNER, LUKE FR VIRGINIA 1:43.17 1:42.67
\n :24.38 :26.15 :26.26 :25.88
\n 6) HAMPLEMAN, KIRK JR AUBURN 1:43.58 1:43.21
\n :24.46 :26.12 :26.47 :26.16
\n 7) BAL, RANDAL SO STANFORD 1:43.12 1:43.51
\n :23.85 :26.12 :27.36 :26.18
\n 8) HUNT, RAYMOND FR AUBURN 1:43.17 1:44.18
\n :24.64 :26.12 :26.61 :26.81 <\/p>\n
CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n
9) LIM, ALEX FR CALIFORNIA 1:44.10 1:43.63
\n :24.93 :26.64 :26.32 :25.74
\n 10) KELLAM, CHRIS FR FLORIDA 1:44.07 1:44.19
\n :25.13 :26.78 :26.62 :25.66
\n 11) GLEASON, GEORGE SR YALE 1:45.04 1:44.73
\n :24.89 :26.71 :26.85 :26.28
\n 12) JANSEN, MICHAEL JR FLORIDA 1:43.85 1:44.88
\n :24.76 :26.48 :26.72 :26.92
\n 13) VUCETIC, JOSKO SR SYRACUSE 1:45.25 1:45.14
\n :25.34 :27.01 :26.69 :26.10
\n 14) IM, MIKE SR HARVARD 1:45.13 1:45.41
\n :25.38 :26.87 :26.71 :26.45
\n 15) BARTELL, BEN JR MINNESOTA 1:45.19 1:46.05
\n :25.47 :27.54 :26.91 :26.13
\n 16) SWANSON, TONY FR NORTHWESTERN 1:45.25 1:46.13
\n :25.63 :27.32 :26.92 :26.26 <\/p>\n
EVENT: 17 MEN's 100 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n
NCAA Record: :41.80 MATT BIONDI CALIFORNIA 1987
\nAMERICAN Record: :41.80 MATT BIONDI CALIFORNIA 1987
\nUS OPEN Record: :41.80 MATT BIONDI CALIFORNIA 1987
\nPOOL Record: :43.02 NEIL WALKER TEXAS 1998
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: :43.88<\/p>\n
RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n
RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n
1) ERVIN, ANTHONY SO CALIFORNIA :42.49 :41.80**
\n :19.61 :22.19
\n ** NCAA Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record: POOL Record:
\n 2) SCHOMAN, ROLAND JR ARIZONA :43.06 :42.58
\n :20.18 :22.40
\n 3) BUSSE, GREGORY SR AUBURN :42.53 :42.65
\n :20.21 :22.44
\n 4) RAUCH, JAMIE SR TEXAS :42.90 :42.97
\n :20.66 :22.31
\n 5) CROCKER, IAN FR TEXAS :43.07 :43.18
\n :20.66 :22.52
\n 6) JAYME, CARLOS FR FLORIDA :43.31 :43.27
\n :20.82 :22.45
\n 7) GILLIAM, MICHAEL SR TENNESSEE :43.38 :43.62
\n :20.89 :22.73
\n 8) MACEDO, MATT JR CALIFORNIA :43.44 :43.66
\n :21.36 :22.30 <\/p>\n
CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n
9) O'BRYAN, BOBBY FR STANFORD :43.57 :43.60
\n :20.61 :22.99
\n 10) MORROW, DAVID SR TEXAS A&M :43.46 :43.61
\n :21.27 :22.34
\n 11) HUSSEY, CHRIS SR TENNESSEE :43.91 :43.82
\n :21.04 :22.78
\n 12) SCHNELL, ANDREW FR STANFORD :43.68 :43.92
\n :21.25 :22.67
\n 13) MALICH, BRIAN SR OHIO STATE :43.72 :44.11
\n :20.87 :23.24
\n 14) KEMP, CHRIS SO TEXAS :43.91 :44.13
\n :21.47 :22.66
\n 15) deBRUIN, DYLAN JR IOWA STATE :43.49 :44.21
\n :21.40 :22.81
\n 16) SUMMERS, NATHAN SR FLORIDA :43.73 :44.31
\n :21.16 :23.15 <\/p>\n
EVENT: 18 MEN's 200 Yard BREASTSTROKE <\/p>\n
NCAA Record: 1:53.77 MIKE BARROWMAN MICHIGAN 1990
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:53.77 MIKE BARROWMAN MICHIGAN 1990
\nUS OPEN Record: 1:53.77 MIKE BARROWMAN MICHIGAN 1990
\nPOOL Record: 1:58.62 RUSSELL CHOZICK TEXAS 2000
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 1:59.14<\/p>\n
RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n
RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n
1) HANSEN, BRENDAN FR TEXAS 1:54.63 1:53.11**
\n :25.39 :29.00 :29.32 :29.40
\n ** NCAA Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record: POOL Record:
\n 2) DENNISTON, DAVID SR AUBURN 1:55.06 1:53.48
\n :25.13 :28.54 :29.42 :30.39
\n 3) SALYARDS, KYLE FR GEORGIA 1:56.78 1:56.02
\n :26.18 :29.43 :30.05 :30.36
\n 4) GUSTAVSSON, MARTIN FR MINNESOTA 1:56.58 1:56.15
\n :26.53 :29.05 :29.82 :30.75
\n 5) IMAI, RYOSUKE SR SOUTHERN CAL. 1:56.54 1:56.24
\n :26.53 :29.74 :30.07 :29.90
\n 6) HACKLER, JEFF SO MINNESOTA 1:56.25 1:56.66
\n :27.01 :29.62 :29.42 :30.61
\n 7) MARSHALL, GARY FR VIRGINIA 1:55.78 1:56.88
\n :26.59 :29.38 :30.30 :30.61
\n 8) BREE, ANDREW FR TENNESSEE 1:56.81 1:57.57
\n :26.70 :29.98 :30.28 :30.61 <\/p>\n
CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n
9) STEWART, CHRIS JR TENNESSEE 1:58.67 1:58.18
\n :26.41 :29.95 :30.97 :30.85
\n 10) WERNER, SCOTT SR MICHIGAN 1:58.54 1:58.21
\n :26.62 :29.98 :30.71 :30.90
\n 11) BRUCE, MICHAEL FR STANFORD 1:56.89 1:58.22
\n :26.43 :30.04 :30.48 :31.27
\n 12) BESSENYEI, TAMAS FR PURDUE 1:57.95 1:58.36
\n :26.66 :30.21 :30.76 :30.73
\n 13) TSUJI, TOMONORI SO GEORGIA TECH 1:58.53 1:58.37
\n :27.07 :30.01 :30.42 :30.87
\n 14) GANGLOFF, MARK FR AUBURN 1:58.61 1:58.40
\n :27.02 :30.46 :30.29 :30.63
\n 15) TJIN-A-TAM, ANSEL SO FLORIDA 1:58.52 1:58.72
\n :27.29 :29.96 :30.29 :31.18
\n 16) MALNIK, DOV JR MINNESOTA 1:57.98 1:59.25
\n :26.74 :30.17 :30.71 :31.63 <\/p>\n
EVENT: 19 MEN's 200 Yard BUTTERFLY <\/p>\n
NCAA Record: 1:41.78 MELVIN STEWART TENNESSEE 1991
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:41.78 MELVIN STEWART TENNESSEE 1991
\nUS OPEN Record: 1:41.78 MELVIN STEWART TENNESSEE 1991
\nPOOL Record: 1:45.03 TOMMY HANNAN TEXAS 2000
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 1:46.08<\/p>\n
RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n
RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n
1) MESSNER, ADAM SR STANFORD 1:44.20 1:43.12**
\n :23.53 :26.62 :26.28 :26.69
\n ** POOL Record:
\n 2) SHERRARD, DUNCAN JR FLORIDA 1:44.15 1:43.18
\n :23.83 :26.72 :26.28 :26.35
\n 3) REEVES, GREG SR FLORIDA 1:44.34 1:43.44
\n :23.87 :26.92 :26.34 :26.31
\n 4) BROWN, STEVEN SR STANFORD 1:44.32 1:44.19
\n :24.09 :26.79 :26.66 :26.65
\n 5) O'CONNOR, KELLAN SO NORTHWESTERN 1:44.50 1:44.40
\n :23.80 :26.81 :26.95 :26.84
\n 6) DASH, JEFF SO ARIZONA 1:44.75 1:44.79
\n :23.80 :27.19 :27.27 :26.53
\n 7) VELOZ, JUAN FR ARIZONA 1:44.59 1:45.13
\n :23.75 :27.19 :27.17 :27.02
\n 8) LEE, JEFF SO SOUTHERN CAL. 1:44.46 1:45.87
\n :23.48 :27.33 :27.65 :27.41 <\/p>\n
CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n
9) GASPAR, ZSOLT JR SOUTH CAROLINA 1:44.79 1:43.85
\n :23.13 :26.55 :27.14 :27.03
\n 10) LIVINGSTON, ANDREW JR NEVADA-LAS VEGAS 1:45.14 1:44.31
\n :23.61 :26.29 :26.95 :27.46
\n 11) MONTAGUE, JOE JR TEXAS 1:45.38 1:44.58
\n :23.63 :26.32 :27.08 :27.55
\n 12) DONNELLY, ERIC JR FLORIDA 1:45.31 1:44.81
\n :23.78 :26.71 :26.94 :27.38
\n 13) SOMENSATTO, JEFFREY SR AUBURN 1:44.81 1:44.83
\n :23.19 :26.58 :27.34 :27.72
\n 14) WESTCOTT, DAN SO STANFORD 1:44.93 1:44.88
\n :23.61 :27.05 :27.41 :26.81
\n 15) SCHNEIDER, TSIM SR TEXAS 1:44.85 1:45.82
\n :23.48 :27.02 :27.04 :28.28
\n 16) ANG, KEAM SR MINNESOTA 1:45.13 1:46.04
\n :22.92 :26.62 :28.28 :28.22 <\/p>\n
EVENT: 20 MEN's PLATFORM DIVING <\/p>\n
OPTIONAL LIMITED
\n RANK NAME YEAR TEAM DD PRELIM DD FINALS<\/p>\n
1 PRANDI, KYLE SO MIAMI (FLORIDA) 357.15 535.90 178.75 591.75
\n 2 DUMAIS, JUSTIN JR TEXAS 425.15 611.50 186.35 564.85
\n 3 OJEDA, OMAR FR ARIZONA 349.25 501.35 152.10 562.80
\n 4 CHERECHES, GABI SR TENNESSEE 379.10 561.35 182.25 561.00
\n 5 CROASTON, DAN SR MINNESOTA 330.35 476.55 146.20 545.50
\n 6 DUMAIS, TROY JR TEXAS 348.85 524.35 175.50 542.50
\n 7 FOX, COREY SR LOUISIANA STATE 328.35 498.75 170.40 529.85
\n 8 GARCIA, CAESAR FR AUBURN 346.95 505.00 158.05 515.40<\/p>\n
9 RICHARDSON, HANK JR FLORIDA 313.45 472.50
\n 10 MOSS, CLAYTON SO KENTUCKY 312.55 465.15
\n 11 VACA, RUBEN JR ARIZONA 329.35 464.95
\n 12 EVEN, JESSESR SR TEXAS A&M 315.90 464.25
\n 13 MONSON, CHRIS SO OHIO STATE 300.25 458.10
\n 14 CAMPBELL, JUD SR GEORGIA 303.80 447.75
\n 15 MORGAN, ADAM SO TEXAS A&M 285.55 440.75
\n 16 BRIGGS, MARK SR ARIZONA STATE 303.80 438.60<\/p>\n
17 HYDE, HAROLD SR TEXAS 286.80 433.30
\n 18 SIVULKA, ANDREW FR AUBURN 291.65 428.45
\n 19 DUMAIS, BRICE SO SOUTHERN METHOD. 276.50 419.30
\n 20 HULKO, BRANDON JR SOUTH CAROLINA 251.20 399.50
\n 21 FICHERA, MARK SR COLUMBIA 279.80 394.55
\n 22 KIRKPATRICK, AARON JR KENTUCKY 262.90 389.10
\n 23 PETURSSON, ERIK SR LOUISIANA STATE 203.95 363.05
\n 24 DAUGHERTY, KRIS SO GEORGIA 235.75 360.15
\n 25 RUSSELL, AARON SO BRIGHAM YOUNG 236.40 358.65
\n 26 VanARSDALL, KYLE SO LOUISIANA STATE 212.30 347.05
\n 27 CARR, THATCHER FR NAVY 238.35 345.10
\n 28 COBEN, JASON FR MICHIGAN 201.10 321.50<\/p>\n
EVENT: 21 MEN's 400 Yard FREESTYLE RELAY <\/p>\n
NCAA Record: 2:49.85 CALIFORNIA 2000
\nNCAA MEET Record: 2:50.90 AUBURN 1999
\nAMERICAN Record: 2:51.07 TEXAS 1994
\nUS OPEN Record: 2:49.85 CALIFORNIA 2000
\nPOOL Record: 2:52.78 TEXAS 1997
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 2:56.05<\/p>\n
RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n
RANK PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n
1) TEXAS 2:54.27 2:49.80**
\n 1) DUSING, NATE SR :42.63 3) HANNAN, TOM JR :42.55
\n 2) CROCKER, IAN FR :42.21 4) RAUCH, JAMIE SR :42.41
\n ** NCAA Record: NCAA MEET Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record:
\n ** POOL Record:
\n 2) CALIFORNIA 2:54.65 2:52.12
\n 1) MACEDO, MATT JR :43.27 3) GREENWOOD, SCOTT SR :43.91
\n 2) BURNY, MACIEJ JR :43.86 4) ERVIN, ANTHONY SO :41.08<\/p>\n
3) ARIZONA 2:54.61 2:53.17
\n 1) LaFLEUR, ERIC FR :44.14 3) SCHRYVER, JAY SR :43.10
\n 2) SCHOMAN, ROLAND JR :41.70 4) GASKINS, SCOTT SR :44.23<\/p>\n
4) TENNESSEE 2:55.06 2:53.67
\n 1) HUSSEY, CHRIS SR :44.10 3) GUERALDI, RENATO FR :43.25
\n 2) McDONNELL, JEREMY JR :43.69 4) GILLIAM, MICHAEL SR :42.63<\/p>\n
5) TEXAS A&M 2:54.33 2:53.70
\n 1) ROSE, MATT FR :44.49 3) KEHLENBACH, KEVEN SR :44.01
\n 2) JANES, RILEY JR :42.52 4) MORROW, DAVID SR :42.68<\/p>\n
6) FLORIDA 2:54.87 2:54.05
\n 1) SUMMERS, NATHAN SR :43.90 3) SHERRARD, DUNCAN JR :44.07
\n 2) ODENDAAL, HENDRIK JR :43.51 4) JAYME, CARLOS FR :42.57<\/p>\n
7) AUBURN 2:55.30 2:55.25
\n 1) LONG, RICHARD FR :44.62 3) vanGOETHEM, ERIC JR :44.30
\n 2) BUSSE, GREGORY SR :42.18 4) CARON, JUSTIN SO :44.15<\/p>\n
8) ARIZONA STATE 2:55.26 2:56.02
\n 1) BRUNELLI, NICK FR :44.23 3) MacDONALD, SIMON JR :44.44
\n 2) VonSCHOFF, SCOTT SR :43.24 4) LYRBRING, ANDERS SO :44.11<\/p>\n
CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n
9) STANFORD 2:55.76 2:54.12
\n 1) O'BRYAN, BOBBY FR :44.08 3) MARSHALL, PETER FR :43.39
\n 2) SCHNELL, ANDREW FR :43.17 4) MESSNER, ADAM SR :43.48<\/p>\n
10) PENN STATE 2:56.09 2:55.44
\n 1) MOLETTIERE, BOB JR :44.52 3) MINNIER, TODD FR :43.94
\n 2) BOTES, EUGENE SO :43.33 4) RETRUM, JOHN SR :43.65<\/p>\n
11) SOUTHERN CAL. 2:55.47 2:55.90
\n 1) CASTRO, RODRIGO SR :44.12 3) KELLER, KLETE FR :43.82
\n 2) WOODWARD, GABE SR :44.10 4) KEREJARTO, TOMAS JR :43.86<\/p>\n
12) SOUTHERN METHODIST 2:57.17 2:56.37
\n 1) JERNIGAN, BRANDEN SR :44.37 3) ANDERSON, JAKOB FR :43.83
\n 2) WEGHORST, MATT JR :43.28 4) CARLSON, TIM JR :44.89<\/p>\n
13) WISCONSIN 2:57.38 2:56.64
\n 1) COYNE, BRENDAN JR :44.83 3) BYARS, ADAM SR :44.38
\n 2) ROGERS, DALE FR :43.59 4) JONES, LANCE JR :43.84<\/p>\n
14) VIRGINIA 2:55.75 2:56.68
\n 1) ANDERSON, LUKE FR :44.73 3) KERPELMAN, ADAM FR :44.11
\n 2) HAAG, JONATHON FR :44.36 4) JOHNSON, TROY SR :43.48<\/p>\n
15) KENTUCKY 2:58.32 2:56.86
\n 1) ZITANI, SHAUN SR :44.22 3) TWEEDIE, DAVE SR :44.37
\n 2) WHITE, MACON SR :44.35 4) WORKMAN, AARON SR :43.92<\/p>\n
16) MICHIGAN 2:58.54 2:59.36
\n 1) WATLAND, JORDAN JR :45.34 3) SICILIANO, TIM JR :45.78
\n 2) MANGIERI, GARRETT SO :44.24 4) KETCHUM, DAN FR :44.00<\/p>\n
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