{"id":3472,"date":"2002-02-22T11:09:33","date_gmt":"2002-02-22T16:09:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2002\/02\/ncaa-div-i-florida-holds-narrow-leads-in-both-the-mens-and-womens-team-races-after-day-two-of-secs\/"},"modified":"2014-07-24T19:26:28","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T02:26:28","slug":"ncaa-div-i-florida-holds-narrow-leads-in-both-the-mens-and-womens-team-races-after-day-two-of-secs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-div-i-florida-holds-narrow-leads-in-both-the-mens-and-womens-team-races-after-day-two-of-secs\/","title":{"rendered":"NCAA Div. I: Florida Holds Narrow Leads in Both the Men’s and Women’s Team Races After Day Two of SECs"},"content":{"rendered":"

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., Feb. 21. WITH national powerhouses Georgia, Auburn and Tennessee in the field, it was upset-minded Florida that took the lead after the second day of competition at the South-eastern Conference Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas.<\/p>\n

After two days of swimming, Florida held a 10-point lead over Georgia in the women's race, with Auburn another two points behind. In the men's contest, Florida's lead over Auburn was a single point.<\/p>\n

Here are the standings after Day Two:<\/p>\n

Women
\n1. Florida 259.5
\n2. Georgia 249.5
\n3. Auburn 247
\n4. Louisiana St 200.5
\n5. Alabama 179
\n6. South Carolina 169.5
\n7. Tennessee 150
\n8. Kentucky 129
\n9. Arkansas 108 <\/p>\n

Men
\n1. Florida 307
\n2. Auburn 306
\n3. Tennessee 211
\n4. Kentucky 187
\n5. Georgia 183
\n6. South Carolina 178
\n7. Alabama 163
\n8. Louisiana State 81 <\/p>\n

The Gators jumped from sixth place in the women's race and fifth in the men's after the first day, to the top of the heap, as one siwmmer after another scored lifetime bests.<\/p>\n

Sophomore Janelle Atkinson got things going for the Lady Gators by winning the 500 yard freestyle, leading a one-two-three Florida sweep. Atkinson clocked an automatic qualifying 4:42.88, followed by sophomore Sarah McLarty at 4:43.29 and Meredith Green in
\n4:43.55.<\/p>\n

"I am so ecstatic right now," McLarty said. "Our coaches knew we could do it, our parents knew we could do and we just went out there and did it. We went to the pool with the mindset that nobody else but us was going to get into the top-three. We wanted it so bad there was no other option."<\/p>\n

The Florida women continued to excel in the freestyle events as senior Leah Martindale took the bronze medal in the 50-yard free (22.65). Sophomore Chantal Gibney <\/p>\n

The 200-yd. free relay team of Martindale, Gibney, senior Diane Tennison set a school record with their second-place finish (1:30.18).<\/p>\n

The Florida men had an equally impressive night as their 200-yd. free relay team of also set a school record as they scored a gold in the event. Three swimmers scored in the championship finals of the 50-yd. free with senior Carlos Jayme (Goias, Brazil) claimed the highest finish taking fourth (19.82). Freshman Adam Sioui (Ontario, Canada) won the silver in the 500-yard freestyle with his collegiate best of 4:20.28.<\/p>\n

The Gators excelled in the 200-yard individual medley winning both top places. Senior Eric Donnelly (Sarasota, Fla.) won the event with his NCAA automatic time of 1:46.23. Also scoring an automatic was fellow senior Duncan Sherrard (Lakeland, Fla.) with his time of 1:46.30.<\/p>\n

"This was as good a day as we could expect," head coach Gregg Troy said. "The women's one-two-three finish was outstanding. Sioui in the 500-yd. free was amazing. That was an event we thought we were going to be weak in and here he is taking an SEC medal. Everybody has really stepped up and performed amazingly this week."<\/p>\n

Auburn received wins from Maggie Bowen, who set an SEC record of 1:56.51 in the 200 IM, and Kevin Clements. Clements won the 500 freestyle in 4:17.20, the nation's fastest time thus far this year. Bowen's time also ranks her as #1 this year, and is only one second off the American and NCAA record she set last March. <\/p>\n

"Tonight started off great and ended up fast, just not the way we wanted it to," Auburn head coach David Marsh said. <\/p>\n

Georgia rounded out the night's competition by adding another record to the list. The foursome of Stefanie Williams, Neka Mabry, Paige Kearns and Maritza Correia held off a tough Auburn team to win the women's 200-yard freestyle relay in 1:29.86. In doing so, the relay team set both an SEC and Georgia record. It is also the fastest time in the nation this year, with Auburn #2.<\/p>\n

"I have to mention Ritz's \u2014 Maritza Correia's –spectacular performance," said Georgia coach Jack Bauerle, of Correia's anchor leg of 21.89 in the 200 free relay. "That is the fastest relay in the program, and we have had some great relays. It was a spectacular performance, and we needed it to win."<\/p>\n

Just like Wednesday night's 800-yard freestyle relay, Georgia trailed Auburn going into the anchor, and Correia swam the fastest split of the race (1:44.28) to give the Lady Bulldogs the victory.<\/p>\n

Correia also won the 50 today in an SEC record 22.31. The junior has now won SEC titles at every freestyle distance, from 50 to 1650 yards.<\/p>\n

The Lady Gators hold first with 259.50 over defending national champion Georgia with 249.50. The men's team is just one point over No. 2 Auburn with 307. The last time UF won and SEC title was 1993 for the men and 1996 for the women. Action will continue through Saturday, Feb. 23.<\/p>\n

WOMEN's 200 Yard FREESTYLE RELAY <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 1:30.27 AUBURN 1998
\nNCAA Record: 1:28.89 TEXAS 2001
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:28.89 TEXAS 2001
\nU.S. OPEN Record: 1:28.89 TEXAS 2001
\nPOOL Record: 1:31.12 FLORIDA_ 1993
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 1:31.09
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 1:33.82<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

1) GEORGIA 1:29.86 **
\n 1) WILLIAMS, STEFANIE SR :22.76 3) KEARNS, PAIGE FR :22.57
\n 2) MABRY, NEKA SO :22.64 4) CORRIEA, MARITZA JR :21.89
\n ** SEC Record: POOL Record:
\n 2) FLORIDA 1:30.18
\n 1) MARTINDALE, LEAH SR :22.85 3) TENNISON, DIANE JR :22.65
\n 2) GIBNEY, CHANTAL SO :22.22 4) ELLIS, JAMIE SO :22.46
\n 3) AUBURN 1:30.26
\n 1) COPARROPA, EILEEN SO :22.58 3) KEMP, HEATHER SO :22.84
\n 2) SHORT, BECKY SO :22.50 4) MAXWELL, CASSIDY SR :22.34
\n 4) SOUTH CAROLINA 1:32.36
\n 1) NYIRY, ANNA SO :23.35 3) VINSON, AMY SO :23.43
\n 2) SKAGGS, HEATHER FR :22.79 4) McHUGH, CAROLYNN FR :22.79
\n 5) ALABAMA 1:32.86
\n 1) ANDERSSON, LISA SO :23.60 3) KOSTA, IRINI FR :22.57
\n 2) WARRINER, MARCY SR :22.99 4) ROSS, ANN SO :23.70
\n 6) LOUISIANA STATE 1:32.92
\n 1) LEACH, MANDY SR :23.05 3) COY, DAWN JR :23.40
\n 2) LESLIE, DONNA SO :23.56 4) HUGHES-JOHNSON,JULIEJR :22.91
\n 7) ARKANSAS 1:33.93
\n 1) STONER, PEGGY SO :23.92 3) SHEPHERD, KATTIE JR :23.20
\n 2) CSOBANKI, ZSUZSA FR :23.15 4) KODAJOVA, NATALIA SR :23.66
\n 8) TENNESSEE 1:35.03
\n 1) WINGFIELD, SARA JR :24.07 3) NAPARLO, COURTNEY JR :23.62
\n 2) BLEVINS, JESSICA FR :23.86 4) HALL, BETHANY JR :23.48
\n 9) KENTUCKY 1:35.29
\n 1) HOPPE, SARAH SR :24.23 3) MILLER, CHRISSY FR :23.60
\n 2) VROOMAN, MARCI FR :23.76 4) RADER, CAROLYN SR :23.70<\/p>\n

EVENT: 18 MEN's 200 Yard FREESTYLE RELAY <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 1:17.25 AUBURN 1999
\nNCAA Record: 1:16.50 AUBURN 1999
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:16.76 STANFORD 1998
\nU.S. OPEN Record: 1:16.50 AUBURN 1999
\nPOOL Record: 1:19.07 AUBURN 1993
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 1:18.47
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 1:20.82<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS
\n 1) FLORIDA 1:17.94 **
\n 1) KOSTOWICZ, JIM SR :19.95 3) ODENDAAL, HENDRIK SR :19.09
\n 2) JAYME, CARLOS SO :19.45 4) MANGABEIRA, GABRIEL FR :19.45
\n ** POOL Record:
\n 2) AUBURN 1:18.15
\n 1) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN FR :19.69 3) GIBB, DEREK SO :19.09
\n 2) KIDD, MATT FR :19.72 4) vanGOETHEM, ERIC SR :19.65
\n 3) TENNESSEE 1:19.38
\n 1) GUERALDI, RENATO SO :19.89 3) McDONNELL, JEREMY SR :19.69
\n 2) BURTON, MICHAEL JR :19.98 4) PARRISH, MATT SR :19.82
\n 4) SOUTH CAROLINA 1:19.66
\n 1) GASPAR, ZSOLT SR :19.60 3) BOTELLO, JAVIER SR :20.29
\n 2) McCRARY, CHRIS SO :19.71 4) MURPHY, ED SO :20.06
\n 5) GEORGIA 1:20.74
\n 1) GARDNER, SCOTT FR :20.66 3) BRADO, MATT JR :20.35
\n 2) GAGNON, JASON SR :19.74 4) KINTZ, NICOLAS SR :19.99
\n 6) KENTUCKY 1:20.82
\n 1) BARROS, FERNANDO SO :20.57 3) GASPAROVICH, CLAY FR :20.39
\n 2) WATKINS, ROGER JR :19.91 4) WIMER, DANIEL SO :19.95
\n 7) ALABAMA 1:20.99
\n 1) BITSAKIS, SPIROS FR :20.24 3) PROFFITT, JORDIE SO :20.73
\n 2) ASHBY, BRENDAN SO :20.05 4) PIGASSOU, MICHAEL SO :19.97
\n LOUISIANA STATE DISQUAL
\n 1) PAEZ, FRANCISCO FR :20.70 3) MARTINEC, EVAN SO :19.87
\n 2) RUCKER, MATTHEW SO :20.20 4) LOWE, NEIL SO DISQUAL<\/p>\n

EVENT: 11 WOMEN's 500 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 4:41.02 MARITZA CORRIEA GEORGIA 2000
\nNCAA Record: 4:34.39 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nAMERICAN Record: 4:34.39 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nU.S. OPEN Record: 4:34.39 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nPOOL Record: 4:40.87 TAMI BRUCE FLORIDA 1986_
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 4:46.71
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 4:55.31<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
\n 1) ATKINSON, JANELLE SO FLORIDA 4:50.53 4:42.88
\n :54.29 :57.15 :57.04 :57.42 :56.98
\n 2) McLARTY, SARA SO FLORIDA 4:46.29 4:43.48
\n :54.08 :57.29 :57.59 :57.67 :56.85
\n 3) GREEN, MEREDITH FR FLORIDA 4:46.68 4:43.55
\n :54.26 :57.44 :57.65 :57.53 :56.67
\n 4) DYSZKIEWICZ, MAGDA SO AUBURN 4:48.44 4:45.72
\n :54.47 :57.06 :57.80 :58.22 :58.17
\n 5) KEMP, HEATHER SO AUBURN 4:44.26 4:47.17
\n :53.89 :57.51 :58.07 :58.77 :58.93
\n 6) VROOMAN, MARCI FR KENTUCKY 4:52.85 4:51.03
\n :56.01 :58.61 :59.14 :58.95 :58.32
\n 7) SMITH, STEPHANIE SO LOUISIANA STATE 4:53.08 4:51.81
\n :55.71 :58.28 :59.19 :59.52 :59.11
\n 8) LYNN, WHITNEY FR ARKANSAS 4:53.66 4:52.56
\n :55.67 :58.43 :58.98 :59.88 :59.60 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL
\n 9) BURNS, CAROLINE FR GEORGIA 4:54.36 4:51.53
\n :56.63 :58.84 :59.03 :59.32 :57.71
\n 10) ROSE, REBECCA SO GEORGIA 4:55.70 4:51.74
\n :56.52 :58.48 :59.37 :59.16 :58.21
\n 11) SCHROCK, JESSICA FR FLORIDA 4:53.93 4:52.75
\n :58.05 :59.14 :59.22 :58.93 :57.41
\n 12) MILLER, CHRISSY FR KENTUCKY 4:56.03 4:54.41
\n :57.09 :59.89 :59.76 :59.44 :58.23
\n 13) RADER, CAROLYN SR KENTUCKY 4:55.63 4:55.12
\n :56.66 :59.22 1:00.16 1:00.55 :58.53
\n 14) CHAPMAN, ANNA JR FLORIDA 4:55.96 4:55.32
\n :55.11 :58.72 :59.71 1:01.57 1:00.21
\n 15) WILLIAMS, ALI FR GEORGIA 4:53.92 4:56.36
\n :57.15 :59.48 1:00.01 1:00.20 :59.52
\n 16) HARDT, JULIE SO GEORGIA 4:56.27 5:00.26
\n :57.37 1:00.22 1:00.39 1:01.05 1:01.23 <\/p>\n

EVENT: 12 MEN's 500 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 4:15.57 MATT CETLINSKI FLORIDA 1985
\nNCAA Record: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nAMERICAN Record: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nU.S. OPEN Record: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nPOOL Record: 4:22.74 STEVE HERRON ARIZONA 1989
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 4:19.72
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 4:27.51<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS
\nCHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
\n 1) CLEMENTS, KEVIN SR AUBURN 4:22.02 4:17.20**
\n :49.78 :52.36 :52.14 :51.91 :51.01
\n ** POOL Record:
\n 2) SIOUI, ADAM FR FLORIDA 4:24.79 4:20.28
\n :50.05 :52.26 :52.20 :52.88 :52.89
\n 3) DuRAND, GEORGE FR TENNESSEE 4:24.36 4:22.44
\n :50.73 :53.15 :53.60 :53.52 :51.44
\n 4) KIRKLAND, CLAY FR AUBURN 4:25.26 4:22.70
\n :51.51 :53.67 :53.47 :53.67 :50.38
\n 5) JONES, BJ FR AUBURN 4:24.14 4:22.73
\n :50.59 :53.04 :54.00 :53.35 :51.75
\n 6) GALLOWAY, JAMES JR AUBURN 4:25.38 4:25.19
\n :50.93 :53.61 :53.86 :54.49 :52.30
\n 7) KAUFMANN, SCOTT FR FLORIDA 4:24.62 4:25.21
\n :51.35 :53.67 :53.98 :53.60 :52.61
\n 8) NYLANDER, EVAN SO TENNESSEE 4:24.45 4:53.71
\n :52.84 :58.50 1:00.69 1:01.48 1:00.20 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) MAHANEY, ANDREW SO GEORGIA 4:26.90 4:24.14
\n :51.89 :53.90 :53.73 :53.86 :50.76
\n 10) TANNHAUSER, BRETT SR TENNESSEE 4:27.00 4:25.97
\n :52.02 :53.66 :54.63 :54.03 :51.63
\n 11) SZUCS, TAMAS SO SOUTH CAROLINA 4:28.39 4:26.37
\n :50.19 :53.58 :54.21 :54.26 :54.13
\n 12) WOLFGARTEN, JAN FR FLORIDA 4:30.28 4:27.03
\n :51.59 :53.54 :53.87 :54.25 :53.78
\n 13) WILLCOX, JAMES SO ALABAMA 4:28.85 4:27.15
\n :50.92 :54.46 :54.65 :54.11 :53.01
\n 14) SIMPSON, GREG JR TENNESSEE 4:28.41 4:27.81
\n :53.37 :55.23 :54.30 :54.57 :50.34
\n 15) COVER, BRANDON SO GEORGIA 4:30.28 4:29.84
\n :51.82 :54.68 :54.85 :54.58 :53.91
\n 16) FLAMION, CHRIS FR ALABAMA 4:31.46 4:34.85
\n :53.12 :56.10 :55.39 :55.19 :55.05 <\/p>\n

EVENT: 13 WOMEN's 200 Yard INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 1:57.26 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2001
\nNCAA Record: 1:55.49 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2001
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:55.49 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2001
\nU.S. OPEN Record: 1:55.49 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2001
\nPOOL Record: 1:59.91 LUCY FINDLAY LSU 1993
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 2:01.05
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 2:04.68<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) BOWEN, MAGGIE JR AUBURN 1:59.47 1:56.51**
\n :26.31 :30.15 :32.45 :27.60
\n ** SEC Record: POOL Record:
\n 2) ELLIS, JAMIE SO FLORIDA 2:00.98 1:59.87
\n :26.60 :31.05 :35.26 :26.96
\n 3) COVENTRY, KIRSTY FR AUBURN 2:01.21 1:59.92
\n :26.46 :29.43 :35.62 :28.41
\n 4) ROBY, ASHLEY SR GEORGIA 2:00.63 2:00.44
\n :26.83 :31.01 :33.30 :29.30
\n 5) MABRY, NEKA SO GEORGIA 2:01.44 2:00.87
\n :25.50 :29.46 :36.36 :29.55
\n 6) POLESKA, ANNE SO ALABAMA 2:03.74 2:01.41
\n :26.83 :33.47 :32.70 :28.41
\n 7) CONTE, VALERIE SR TENNESSEE 2:03.01 2:02.23
\n :27.58 :30.34 :35.22 :29.09
\n 8) SHANNAHAN, MONICA SR TENNESSEE 2:03.62 2:03.70
\n :27.07 :31.69 :35.74 :29.20 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL
\n 9) CHRISTIANSON,DEMERAE SO AUBURN 2:05.32 2:01.93
\n :26.31 :31.42 :36.36 :27.84
\n 10) HARPER, REBECCA FR FLORIDA 2:04.98 2:03.38
\n :26.08 :31.73 :37.96 :27.61
\n 11) ADAMS, CAPI FR SOUTH CAROLINA 2:04.61 2:03.40
\n :27.12 :32.28 :35.11 :28.89
\n 12) BUTLER, KRISTEN JR SOUTH CAROLINA 2:05.48 2:03.85
\n :26.39 :30.99 :38.00 :28.47
\n 13) KENNEDY, KATIE FR FLORIDA 2:05.01 2:04.32
\n :28.11 :31.47 :35.69 :29.05
\n 13) ERTTER, LINDSEY FR GEORGIA 2:05.37 2:04.32
\n :28.47 :32.82 :34.40 :28.63
\n 15) FLEMING, MORGAN SR GEORGIA 2:04.88 2:05.26
\n :27.28 :31.60 :37.14 :29.24
\n 16) GIBBES, CERIAN SO FLORIDA 2:05.71 2:06.34
\n :28.52 :33.55 :34.66 :29.61 <\/p>\n

EVENT: 14 MEN's 200 Yard INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 1:43.91 GREG BURGESS FLORIDA 1994
\nNCAA Record: 1:42.85 NATE DUSING TEXAS 2001
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:42.85 NATE DUSING TEXAS 2001
\nU.S. OPEN Record: 1:42.85 NATE DUSING TEXAS 2001
\nPOOL Record: 1:43.97 GREG BURGESS FLORIDA 1993
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 1:47.13
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 1:50.34<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS
\n CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
\n 1) DONNELLY, ERIC SR FLORIDA 1:46.06 1:46.23
\n :23.49 :26.75 :30.88 :25.11
\n 2) SHERRARD, DUNCAN SR FLORIDA 1:46.83 1:46.30
\n :23.62 :26.09 :31.24 :25.35
\n 3) GANGLOFF, MARK SO AUBURN 1:47.69 1:46.71
\n :24.05 :26.70 :30.21 :25.75
\n 4) KELLAM, CHRIS SO FLORIDA 1:47.59 1:47.20
\n :22.81 :26.06 :32.81 :25.52
\n 5) BATHAZI, ISTVAN SO SOUTH CAROLINA 1:47.70 1:47.22
\n :23.90 :27.93 :30.61 :24.78
\n 6) HAMPLEMAN, KIRK SR AUBURN 1:47.75 1:47.34
\n :23.93 :26.59 :31.00 :25.82
\n 7) BREE, ANDREW SO TENNESSEE 1:48.06 1:47.62
\n :23.25 :28.00 :30.33 :26.04
\n 8) PROFFITT, JORDIE SO ALABAMA 1:48.23 1:51.80
\n :23.96 :27.68 :32.87 :27.29
\n CONSOLATION FINAL
\n 9) JANSEN, MIKE SR FLORIDA 1:49.78 1:48.77
\n :23.64 :25.99 :32.15 :26.99
\n 10) SALYARDS, KYLE SO GEORGIA 1:50.58 1:48.90
\n :24.01 :28.75 :30.07 :26.07
\n 11) FALTRACO, JOEY SO KENTUCKY 1:50.00 1:49.17
\n :23.39 :26.25 :33.13 :26.40
\n 12) WORBY, BEN SO ALABAMA 1:50.88 1:49.23
\n :23.88 :28.61 :30.76 :25.98
\n 13) LAM, RANDY SO GEORGIA 1:49.16 1:49.26
\n :23.70 :27.80 :32.05 :25.71
\n 14) CARON, JUSTIN JR AUBURN 1:49.45 1:49.30
\n :23.91 :28.97 :31.31 :25.11
\n 15) McAULIFFE, BRENT SO GEORGIA 1:50.60 1:51.28
\n :24.04 :28.69 :32.00 :26.55
\n 16) TJIN A TAM, ANSEL JR FLORIDA 1:51.19 1:51.49
\n :24.89 :29.65 :30.81 :26.14 <\/p>\n

EVENT: 15 WOMEN's 50 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC Record: :22.35 EILEEN COPARROPA AUBURN 2001
\nNCAA Record: :21.77 AMY VAN DYKEN COLORADO STATE 1994
\nAMERICAN Record: :21.77 AMY VAN DYKEN COLORADO STATE 1994
\nU.S. OPEN Record: :21.77 AMY VAN DYKEN COLORADO STATE 1994
\nPOOL Record: :22.46 JENNA JOHNSON STANFORD 1986
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: :22.82
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: :23.50<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS
\nCHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
\n 1) CORRIEA, MARITZA JR GEORGIA :22.38 :22.31**
\n ** SEC Record: POOL Record:
\n 2) COPARROPA, EILEEN SO AUBURN :22.36 :22.47
\n 3) MARTINDALE, LEAH SR FLORIDA :22.69 :22.65
\n 4) SHORT, BECKY SO AUBURN :22.88 :22.70
\n 5) WILLIAMS, STEFANIE SR GEORGIA :22.76 :22.75
\n 6) KEARNS, PAIGE FR GEORGIA :23.23 :23.11
\n 7) NYIRY, ANNA SO SOUTH CAROLINA :23.25 :23.18
\n 8) MAXWELL, CASSIDY SR AUBURN :23.26 :23.27 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL
\n 9) SKAGGS, HEATHER FR SOUTH CAROLINA :23.35 :23.18
\n 10) GIBNEY, CHANTAL SO FLORIDA :23.26 :23.19
\n 11) FARRELL, MAUREEN FR FLORIDA :23.54 :23.33
\n 12) KELLER, CHRISTINE SR GEORGIA :23.44 :23.37
\n 13) WARRINER, MARCY SR ALABAMA :23.42 :23.48
\n 14) CSOBANKI, ZSUZSA FR ARKANSAS :23.51 :23.52
\n 15) SHEPHERD, KATTIE JR ARKANSAS :23.50 :23.60
\n 16) STONER, PEGGY SO ARKANSAS :23.26 :23.65 <\/p>\n

EVENT: 16 MEN's 50 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC Record: :19.35 AARON CIARLA AUBURN 2000
\nNCAA Record: :19.07 ROLAND SCHOEMAN ARIZONA 2000
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