{"id":3510,"date":"2002-03-04T00:02:02","date_gmt":"2002-03-04T05:02:02","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2002\/03\/ncaa-div-i-women-stanford-leads-after-day-one-at-pac-10s-arizonas-emily-mason-posts-nations-top-500-this-year\/"},"modified":"2014-07-24T19:33:11","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T02:33:11","slug":"ncaa-div-i-women-stanford-leads-after-day-one-at-pac-10s-arizonas-emily-mason-posts-nations-top-500-this-year","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-div-i-women-stanford-leads-after-day-one-at-pac-10s-arizonas-emily-mason-posts-nations-top-500-this-year\/","title":{"rendered":"NCAA Div. I Women: Stanford Leads After Day One at Pac-10s. Arizona’s Emily Mason Posts Nation’s Top 500 This Year"},"content":{"rendered":"

BELMONT SHORES, CA., Feb. 28. ARIZONA froshwoman Emily Mason swam the fastest 500 of the year to highlight opening-day results of this year's women's Pac-10 Championships.<\/p>\n

Mason, a Phoenix native who was high-point winner at last summer's Mission Viejo Invitational before matriculating to Wildcat country in the fall, went
\na pr and Pac-10 meet-record 4:38.79 to take the measure of Stanford's defending champ, Jessica Foschi, who clocked 4:39.49 for second.<\/p>\n

Foschi's swim was just off her seasonal-best and previous national-leader 4:38.95 from the Longhorn Invitational in Austin last December.Mason was in that race too and swam a then pr 4:41.08 for second.<\/p>\n

Stanford, last year's runners-up both here and at NCAAs, has a solid 76-point lead with Cal second (366) and host USC third (365.5). Fourth is Y2K Pac-10 champ Arizona (297) followed by defending champ UCLA (259).<\/p>\n

Aside from Stanford, UCLA and Arizona are the only schools ever to win a Pac-10 women's swim championship, and each has only accomplished that feat
\nonce.<\/p>\n

Foschi's old Pac-10 meet record from last season was a 4:39.74. Her career-best is a 4:37.81 that won her first NCAA title last March at the Goodwill Games Pool on Long Island. That swim ranks Foschi fifth and
\nseventh, respectively, on the all-time performers-performances list).<\/p>\n

The American, NCAA and Stanfrod record is 4:34.39 by Janet Evans when she swam on The Farm as a freshman a dozen years ago. The best non-Evans 500 is a 4:35.45 by former Columbia All-America (and Sydney Olympian too) Christina Teuscher, when she won NCAAs four years ago. (Second-best performer-performance.)<\/p>\n

Mason's time, while her career-best, is not the 'Cats' school-record. That mark is a 4:38.48 by Cheryl Simmons, who swam it while finishing second to Florida's Tami Bruce (4:38.22) at the '88 NCAAs in Austin. Second-best is Trina Jackson's 4:38.57 that also got her a second a decade later at NCAAs in Minneapolis.<\/p>\n

So Mason is third — but movin' on up in a hurry.<\/p>\n

Buried in the runner-up spot in the consols was USC freshman Kaitlin Sandeno, who clocked an NCAA "B" cut of 4:47.87 — far off her pr of 4:39.09 from last year's Speedo Challenge meet here at Belmont.<\/p>\n

Sandeno was a Sydney Olympian the year before. So far, however, at Troy she has made few — if any — waves; but that may well change tomorrow come the 400 IM, one of her specialties.<\/p>\n

The other outstanding individual swim was by Stanford senior and captain Shelly Ripple, who went a Pac-10 meet-record 1:56.64 to win the 200 IM.<\/p>\n

The old record belonged to Cal's Joscelin Yeo, who's now at Texas, when she clocked a 1:57.14 to win here two seasons ago. Yeo won the Big 12 200 IM last weekend in a seasonal-pr 1:58.00. Her career-best is still that 1:57.14, swum while wearing blue and gold.<\/p>\n

The national-leader is Auburn's Maggie Bowen, who went an SEC meet-record 1:56.51 at Arkansas last week. Bowen holds the American-NCAA standard off her 1:55.49 that won NCAAs last year and she also won the 200 meter IM gold at last summer's World Championships.<\/p>\n

With her, Ripple (pr 1:56.24 from last year's NCAAs that got her the silver), Yeo and USC's Michala Kwasny (third at NCAAs in a pr and SC school-record 1:57.60) plus othjer women, this could be the race of the meet
\nnext month at Austin — site of the NCAA DI Championships.<\/p>\n

Kwasny was second tonight in 1:59.11.<\/p>\n

Not only will Ripple be after Bowen's "scalp" at Austin but she'd also like to get the Stanford school-record of 1:55.54, set by Summer Sanders en route to the NCAA title a decade ago — which only Bowen has surpassed.<\/p>\n

(Of course, the "kicker" in this whole equation is Cal's Natalie Coughlin, American-NCAA record-holder in the 100-200 back and collegiate record-holder in the 100 fly. If she'd swim this race at NCAAs rather than double in the 100 back-fly on Day 2 that could be a very interesting race indeed. Coughln's pr is "only" 1:58+ but put her in with Bowen, Ripple & Co. and
\nsparks will fly, guaranteed.)<\/p>\n

Cal, with Coughlin splitting a superquick 21.64 second-leg (fastest by far), won the 200 free relay in a Pac-10 meet-record 1:30.47. The all-time Pac-10 record is Arizona's 1:29.18 and the American-NCAA standard is 1:28.89 by Texas.<\/p>\n

Olympian Staci Stitts, a world-class breaststroker and Sydney Olympian, led off in 23.57. Coughlin followed, then Danielle Becks went a 22.72 and Michelle Harper anchored in 22.54.<\/p>\n

The American-NCAA 50 free record is 21.77 by Olympic gold medalist Amy Van Dyken from eight years ago. Coughlns's pr is 22.21, fastest nationally. <\/p>\n

Ripple had a fast 22.27 second-leg for Stanford's runner-up team that went 1:30.96. The NCAA "A" cut is 1:31.09.<\/p>\n

Stanfrod freshman Lacey Boutwell won the 50 free (22.93) with UCLA's Sara Platzer (23.09) second. Boutwell's been 22.7+ earlier in the season and the auto cut is 22.82. "B" cut is 23.50.<\/p>\n

On the 1-meter board, USC's Blythe Hartley topped Stanford frosh Ashlee Rosenthal for the Trojans' sole win.<\/p>\n

Stanford closed the proceedings with a 3:36.54 400 medley relay win, with froshwoman Amy Wanger leading off in a pr 55.17. Ripple had a superb fly leg (51.65) but you-know-who was even quicker (50.68).<\/p>\n

Cal was second (3:37.07) and Arizona State (3;37.46) plus Arizona (3:38.74) were all under the NCAA auto cut of 3:39.60.<\/p>\n

ASU's Agnes Kovacs, reigning Olympic and World 200 breast champ, swam the fastest leg of her specialty with a 59.39. The fastest leadoff was Arizona's Beth Botsford's 53.86, while Cal senior Alice Henriquez –who has made great strides this season — went a pr 54.18 for the second-fastest back leg.<\/p>\n

Botsford was Olympic gold medalist in the 100 back at Atlanta.<\/p>\n

— Bill Bell<\/p>\n

Stanford 442
\nCalifornia 366
\nUSC 365.5
\nArizona 297
\nUCLA 259
\nArizona St. 228
\nWashington 132.5
\nWashington St. 129
\nOregon St. 97<\/p>\n

2002 PAC-10 WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nBELMONT PLAZA OLYMPIC POOL
\nBELMONT SHORES, CA., FEB. 28<\/p>\n

25 Yd. Pool<\/p>\n

* Meet Record<\/p>\n

EVENT: 1 WOMEN's 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY<\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD 1:28.89 TEXAS TEXAS 2001
\nPAC-10 RECORD 1:29.18 ARIZONA ARIZONA 1998
\nMEET RECORD 1:30.78 CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA 2001
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA AUTOMATIC 1:31.09
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA OPTIONAL 1:33.82
\nFINAL RESULTS TIMED FINALS<\/p>\n

RANK TEAM TIME<\/p>\n

1) CALIFORNIA "A" 1:30.47 **
\n 1) STITTS, STACIANA :23.57 3) BECKS, DANIELLE 1:07.93
\n 2) COUGHLIN, NATALI :45.21 4) HARPER, MICHELLE 1:30.47
\n ** MEET RECORD
\n 2) STANFORD "A" 1:30.96
\n 1) BOUTWELL, LACEY :23.01 3) JONES, SARAH 1:08.14
\n 2) RIPPLE, SHELLY SR :45.28 4) WATCHORN, SARAH 1:30.96<\/p>\n

3) ARIZONA "A" 1:31.77
\n 1) VANKER, JENNY SR :23.58 3) HAYES, JESSICA 1:08.79
\n 2) TOLAR, SARAH SR :46.01 4) BRENNEN, KRISTEN 1:31.77<\/p>\n

4) UCLA "A" 1:31.86
\n 1) PLATZER, SARA SO :23.06 3) SHUGART, ERICA JR 1:09.40
\n 2) CADAG, LEANNE JR :46.71 4) SVAHNSTROM, MALIFR 1:31.86<\/p>\n

5) USC "A" 1:32.46
\n 1) PARMENTER, JENNY :23.29 3) MAC GREGOR, KRISSR 1:09.35
\n 2) RICH, KIRSTEN SR :46.21 4) FARGUS, JOANNA 1:32.46<\/p>\n

6) ASU "A" 1:32.59
\n 1) BAHAM, SARAH SR :23.73 3) MAURO, FLORENCE 1:10.19
\n 2) SZIGETI, FLORENC :46.88 4) HENDENSKOG, CLAI 1:32.59<\/p>\n

7) WASHINGTON STATE "A" 1:33.11
\n 1) HENAHAN, LINDSAYJR :23.81 3) LEROY, ANDREE ANSO 1:09.73
\n 2) DONG, RACHEL SO :46.65 4) SCHMIED, SARA JR 1:33.11<\/p>\n

8) WASHINGTON "A" 1:33.23
\n 1) HARADA, KIM :23.24 3) JOHNSON, DESIREE 1:09.72
\n 2) FANNING, LISA :46.48 4) VAYO, ANNETTE 1:33.23<\/p>\n

9) OREGON STATE "A" 1:36.24
\n 1) STARKEY, SUZANNE :24.23 3) HAAS, VERENA 1:12.48
\n 2) RENWICK, BONNIE SR :47.91 4) FINLAY, PAULA 1:36.24<\/p>\n

EVENT: 2 WOMEN's 500 YARD FREESTYLE<\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD 4:34.39 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nPAC-10 RECORD 4:34.39 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nMEET RECORD 4:39.74 JESSICA FOSCHI STANFORD 2001
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA AUTOMATIC 4:46.71
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA OPTIONAL 4:55.31<\/p>\n

FINAL RESULTS
\n PLACE NAME YEAR TEAM TRIALS FINALS<\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) MASON, EMILY ARIZONA 4:45.78 4:38.79
\n**
\n :25.27 :52.81 1:20.61 1:48.68 2:17.00
\n 2:45.57 3:14.33 3:42.84 4:11.46 4:38.79
\n ** MEET RECORD
\n 2) FOSCHI, JESSICA SR STANFORD 4:42.11 4:39.49
\n :25.49 :52.90 1:20.77 1:48.92 2:17.25
\n 2:45.83 3:14.66 3:43.43 4:11.73 4:39.49
\n 3) TOWNSEND, BROOKE ARIZONA STATE 4:47.19 4:45.77
\n :26.61 :55.12 1:24.04 1:52.94 2:21.87
\n 2:50.86 3:19.95 3:48.99 4:17.90 4:45.77
\n 4) WHITNEY, ASHLEY CALIFORNIA 4:47.17 4:46.77
\n :27.18 :56.02 1:25.01 1:54.22 2:23.32
\n 2:52.41 3:21.06 3:49.76 4:18.52 4:46.77
\n 5) FARGUS, JOANNA USC 4:47.95 4:47.70
\n :26.35 :55.10 1:24.33 1:53.95 2:23.47
\n 2:52.68 3:21.96 3:51.16 4:19.88 4:47.70
\n 6) STANFORD, MANDY SR ARIZONA STATE 4:47.18 4:47.80
\n :26.50 :55.04 1:24.08 1:53.27 2:22.38
\n 2:51.66 3:20.91 3:50.20 4:19.34 4:47.80
\n 7) CAMERON, EVINS STANFORD 4:49.11 4:48.32
\n :26.77 :55.59 1:24.60 1:53.42 2:22.49
\n 2:51.51 3:20.70 3:49.94 4:19.31 4:48.32
\n 8) DEARY, MELISSA USC 4:45.71 4:51.87
\n :26.78 :55.56 1:24.68 1:53.97 2:22.81
\n 2:52.16 3:22.03 3:52.30 4:22.67 4:51.87<\/p>\n

EVENT: 3 WOMEN's 200 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY<\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD 1:55.49 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2001
\nPAC-10 RECORD 1:56.54 SUMMER SANDERS STANFORD 1992
\nMEET RECORD 1:57.14 JOCELYN YEO CALIFORNIA 2000
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA AUTOMATIC 2:01.05
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA OPTIONAL 2:04.68<\/p>\n

FINAL RESULTS
\n PLACE NAME YEAR TEAM TRIALS FINALS<\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) RIPPLE, SHELLY SR STANFORD 1:59.47 1:56.64
\n**
\n :25.39 :54.65 1:28.85 1:56.64
\n ** MEET RECORD
\n 2) KWASNY, MICHALA USC 2:00.72 1:59.11
\n :25.87 :56.55 1:30.82 1:59.11
\n 3) MAC GREGOR, KRISTIN SR USC 1:59.71 1:59.58
\n :26.61 :56.61 1:31.00 1:59.58
\n 4) SVAHNSTROM, MALIN FR UCLA 2:01.82 1:59.89
\n :27.18 :56.55 1:31.96 1:59.89
\n 5) TOLAR, SARAH SR ARIZONA 2:02.03 2:00.11
\n :26.29 :57.44 1:32.64 2:00.11
\n 6) YOKOUCHI, KYOKO CALIFORNIA 2:02.41 2:01.56
\n :26.84 :56.74 1:32.88 2:01.56
\n 7) STITTS, STACIANA CALIFORNIA 2:02.79 2:02.40
\n :26.59 :58.18 1:32.10 2:02.40
\n 8) HAYES, JESSICA ARIZONA 2:02.57 2:02.90
\n :26.66 :56.76 1:34.43 2:02.90<\/p>\n

EVENT: 4 WOMEN's 50 YARD FREESTYLE<\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD :21.77 AMY VAN DYKEN COLORADO STATE 1994
\nPAC-10 RECORD :22.01 CATHERINE FOX STANFORD 1997
\nMEET RECORD :22.32 HALEY COPE CALIFORNIA 2001
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA AUTOMATIC :22.82
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA OPTIONAL :23.50<\/p>\n

FINAL RESULTS
\n PLACE NAME YEAR TEAM TRIALS FINALS<\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) BOUTWELL, LACEY STANFORD :22.93 :22.73
\n 2) PLATZER, SARA SO UCLA :23.09 :22.87
\n 3) HARPER, MICHELLE CALIFORNIA :23.32 :23.19
\n 4) PARMENTER, JENNY USC :23.50 :23.31
\n 4) HARADA, KIM WASHINGTON :23.19 :23.31
\n 6) JONES, SARAH STANFORD :23.39 :23.45
\n 7) HENDENSKOG, CLAIRE ARIZONA STATE :23.40 :23.47
\n 8) RICH, KIRSTEN SR USC :23.43 :23.52<\/p>\n

EVENT: 5 WOMEN's 1 METER DIVING
\n SEMI
\nRANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM FINALS FINALS<\/p>\n

1 HARTLEY, BLYTHE (D) USC .00 .00 325.50
\n 2 ROSENTHAL, ASHLEE(D) STANFORD .00 .00 286.80
\n 3 FUSARO, NICCI (D) USC .00 .00 282.65
\n 4 FEBVAY, CLAIRE (D) ARIZONA .00 .00 263.45
\n 5 BRENNAN, KELLIE (D) SR USC .00 .00 262.70
\n 6 BURGESS, NATALIE (D) SR ARIZONA STATE .00 .00 255.15
\n 7 MURPHY, MCKENZE (D) STANFORD .00 .00 252.85
\n 8 POWERS, KIM (D) SR STANFORD .00 .00 246.05<\/p>\n

EVENT: 6 WOMEN's 400 YARD MEDLEY RELAY<\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD 3:32.43 STANFORD STANFORD 2001
\nPAC-10 RECORD 3:32.43 STANFORD STANFORD 2001
\nMEET RECORD 3:35.40 STANFORD STANFORD 2001
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA AUTOMATIC 3:39.60
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA OPTIONAL 3:46.18
\nFINAL RESULTS TIMED FINALS<\/p>\n

RANK TEAM TIME<\/p>\n

1) STANFORD "A" 3:36.54
\n 1) WAGNER, AMY :26.83 3) RIPPLE, SHELLY SR 2:17.82
\n :55.17 2:45.60
\n 2) KIRK, TARA 1:22.96 4) JONES, SARAH 3:09.47
\n 1:54.13 3:36.54<\/p>\n

2) CALIFORNIA "A" 3:37.07
\n 1) HENRIQUES, ALICESR :26.57 3) COUGHLIN, NATALI 2:19.51
\n :54.18 2:46.82
\n 2) STITTS, STACIANA 1:22.75 4) BECKS, DANIELLE 3:10.19
\n 1:55.58 3:37.07<\/p>\n

3) ASU "A" 3:37.46
\n 1) SHALD, MIRANDA :26.32 3) BAHAM, SARAH SR 2:19.08
\n :54.98 2:47.59
\n 2) KOVACS, AGNES 1:22.63 4) HENDENSKOG, CLAI 3:11.04
\n 1:54.37 3:37.46<\/p>\n

4) ARIZONA "A" 3:38.74
\n 1) BOTSFORD, BETH :26.29 3) PAPADOPOULOU, MASR 2:20.26
\n :53.86 2:50.03
\n 2) WAGNER, JESSICA 1:22.45 4) TOLAR, SARAH SR 3:13.04
\n 1:55.43 3:38.74<\/p>\n

5) USC "A" 3:40.53
\n 1) MEYER, KATIE SR :26.88 3) KWASNY, MICHALA 2:21.44
\n :55.24 2:50.75
\n 2) MAC GREGOR, KRISSR 1:23.68 4) PARMENTER, JENNY 3:14.58
\n 1:56.32 3:40.53<\/p>\n

6) OREGON STATE "A" 3:46.45
\n 1) STARKEY, SUZANNE :28.08 3) HIGASHIJIMA, NAY 2:26.55
\n :58.94 2:55.88
\n 2) STEVEN, BIRTE 1:27.60 4) HUSTON, KRISTIN 3:19.96
\n 2:00.52 3:46.45<\/p>\n

7) WASHINGTON "A" 3:46.76
\n 1) JOHNSON, DESIREE :27.20 3) MASSEY, JULIE SR 2:26.00
\n :56.26 2:56.46
\n 2) REICHARDT, BRITT 1:25.77 4) HARADA, KIM 3:20.70
\n 1:59.71 3:46.76<\/p>\n

8) WASHINGTON STATE "A" 3:47.33
\n 1) BYRNES, KATIE SO :27.40 3) HUBLEY, MELISSA JR 2:26.52
\n :56.94 2:56.02
\n 2) DONG, RACHEL SO 1:26.15 4) LEROY, ANDREE ANSO 3:20.48
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