{"id":3624,"date":"2002-03-23T23:34:43","date_gmt":"2002-03-24T04:34:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2002\/03\/auburn-dethrones-georgia-for-ncaa-womens-crown-coughlin-correia-kirk-ripple-set-records\/"},"modified":"2014-07-24T19:49:20","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T02:49:20","slug":"auburn-dethrones-georgia-for-ncaa-womens-crown-coughlin-correia-kirk-ripple-set-records","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/auburn-dethrones-georgia-for-ncaa-womens-crown-coughlin-correia-kirk-ripple-set-records\/","title":{"rendered":"Auburn Dethrones Georgia for NCAA Women’s Crown; Coughlin, Correia, Kirk, Ripple Set Records"},"content":{"rendered":"

AUSTIN, Texas, March 23. AUBURN University rolled over the fastest field in women's NCAA history to record its first-ever NCAA women's title…in any sport.<\/p>\n

By winning, War Eagle Coach Dave Marsh joins Randy Reese as the only swim coaches ever to win both men's and women's collegiate crowns. <\/p>\n

American and NCAA records were battered mercilessly, with 15 falling over the three-day meet, sveral more than once. A total of 12 new marks were established here, on more than the prvious most productive NCAA meet, held in Austin in 1992, an Olympic year.<\/p>\n

Auburn won the meet with 474 points, 88 ahead of three-time defending champion Georgia (386). Pre-meet favorite Stanford edged a surprising USC team by half a point for third, 301-300.5.<\/p>\n

Arizona was fifth with 291, followed by Texas (267.5),
\nFlorida (249), Cal (245), SMU (178), and Arizona State and Indiana tied for tenth (136).<\/p>\n

1650 yard freestyle<\/b>
\nIn today's events, SMU's Flavia Rigamonti won her second event, taking the 1650 in 15:52.28, about seven seconds off the time she swam at the WAC Championships. Florida's Janelle Atkinson swam a strong back half to take second (16:01.01). Two-time defending champ, Cara Lane of Virginia, tried to stay with Rigamonti and paid the price, dropping to fifth place before recovering and snatching third (16:04.54).<\/p>\n

200 yard backstroke<\/b>
\nNow it was Natalie Time. The Cal sophomore, who already had posted astonishing records in the 100 fly (50.01) and 100 back (49.97), blitzed a very strong field in the 200 back, breaking through the 1:50 barrier. When she touched in 1:49.52, the Aquatic Center exploded.<\/p>\n

Natalie's splits: 25.28, 52.95, 1:21.00, 1:49.52.<\/p>\n

Actually, she went out just a tad too fast, and SMU's Alenka Kejzar actually had a faster final 50 (28.36 to 28.52). Coughlin probably has a 1:48 in her. <\/p>\n

Kejzar was second in 1:54.18, while Auburn freshman, Kirsty Coventry beat out fellow Auburn froh Margaret Hoelzer for third, 1:54.37 to 1:54.54.<\/p>\n

100 yard freestyle<\/b>
\nJenny Thompson's American and NCAA record had stood since 1992 at 47.61 seconds, iconic, untouchable. Tonight it was touched … and broken. Twice.<\/p>\n

In the 100 free, Maritza Correia split 22.81 at the 50, then came roaring back in 24.75 to light up the boards at 47.56. A new American and NCAA record.<\/p>\n

Her teammate, Stefanie Williams as second in 48.37, while Arizona's Sarah Tolar, winner of the 200 yesterday, was third in 48.78<\/p>\n

200 yard Breaststroke<\/b>
\nThe fastest and deepest field ever assemble for the final of the 200 yard Breaststroke. The race figured to be a three-way battle between Stanford's Tara Kirk, winner of the 100 breast yesterday; ASU's Hungarian import, Agnes Kovacs, the reigning Olympic and world champion; and Alabama's Anne Poleska, a German who is the current European short course champ in this event.<\/p>\n

It was.<\/p>\n

Kirk took it out incredibly hard, splitting 29.00 at the 50 and an amazing 1:01.17 at the 100. But Kovacs (1:01.64) and Poleska (1:01.83) stayed close behind. <\/p>\n

Both Europeans made their move on the third 50, and at the 150 yard turn, Kovacs was virtually even with Kirk and Poleska a foot behind. The writing was on the wall.<\/p>\n

Or was it. Kirk executed a tremendous underater pullout and regained her lead, only to relinquish it again over the next 25 yards. at 175, all three women turned together.<\/p>\n

Then Kirk dug deep and did it again–took a half body-lenth lead with a monster underwater pullout. Kovacs and Poleska struggled to catch up again, but Kirk beat them to the wall.<\/p>\n

At the end, Kirk's 2:07.36 broke Kristy Kowal's 1999 mark of 2:07.66. Kovacs was also under the old record at 2;07.64. Poleska touched in 2:07.86, making her the fourth fastest woman in history.<\/p>\n

Amazingly, Kirk's 33.04 final 50 was the fastest in the field.<\/p>\n

200 yard Butterfly<\/b>
\nStanford's Shelly Ripple is the consummate team player. One of the greatest swimmers in NCAA women's history, the Cardinal senior had never won an individual title.<\/p>\n

This, experts agreed, would be her race. It was even whispered that she had a shot at Mary T's sacred, 21-year-old American record of 1:52.99.<\/p>\n

Ripple left no doubt about the outcome. In her last individual collegiate race, she blasted into the lead and never gave it up, splitting 25.54 at the 50 and 53.19 at the 100. Then she kept on going.<\/p>\n

Ripple tighted up a bit on the final 50, but she still had he fastest split for every lap. When she hit the wall, the clock read 1:53.23–not an American record, but an NCAA mark breaking the standard of 1:53.36 set by Nevada's Limin Liu in 1999. It was also the second fastest in history.<\/p>\n

SMU's Georgina Lee was second in 1:54.92, followed by Rebecca Harper, a Florida freshman at 1:55.66.<\/p>\n

400 yard freestyle relay<\/b>
\nFittingly enough, the final event produced two<\/i> American records.<\/p>\n

Cal's Natalie Coughlin — who else? — led off the Bears' relay by breaking Maritza Correia's still-dripping 100 free mark. she split 22.75, 6-hundredths faster than Correia, and finished in 47.47 — 9 hundredths under Correia's mark.<\/p>\n

Georgia and Auburn both destroyed the American\/NCAA mark of 3:14.52 set by Texas last year. At the ned it was Georgia winning in 3:13.71 to Auburn's 3:13.88.<\/p>\n

Women's Div. I NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships
\nDay Three: March 23, 2002
\nAustin, Texas<\/p>\n

RESULTS<\/b><\/p>\n

EVENT: 15 WOMEN's 1650 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 15:39.14 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nAMERICAN Record: 15:39.14 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nUS OPEN Record: 15:39.14 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 16:38.37<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

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

1) RIGAMONTI, FLAVIA FR SOUTHERN METHOD. 15:52.28
\n :55.95 :57.45 :57.47 :57.33 :57.68 :58.00
\n :58.02 :57.59 :58.15 :58.09 :58.19 :58.27
\n :58.23 :58.13 :57.77 :58.00 :27.96
\n 2) ATKINSON, JANELLE SO FLORIDA 16:01.01
\n :56.29 :58.27 :58.83 :58.64 :58.55 :58.36
\n :58.45 :58.43 :58.32 :58.43 :58.50 :59.09
\n :58.49 :58.27 :58.00 :57.64 :28.45
\n 3) LANE, CARA JR VIRGINIA 16:04.54
\n :55.69 :57.89 :57.50 :57.49 :58.15 :57.99
\n :58.41 :58.87 :59.30 :59.47 :59.57 :59.53
\n :59.31 :59.43 :59.08 :58.24 :28.62
\n 4) McLARTY, SARA SO FLORIDA 16:06.63
\n :56.07 :58.11 :58.48 :58.58 :58.46 :58.53
\n :58.50 :58.74 :58.82 :58.89 :58.85 :59.18
\n :59.12 :59.26 :58.91 :59.18 :28.95
\n 5) GREEN, MEREDITH FR FLORIDA 16:08.96
\n :55.93 :58.34 :58.62 :58.96 :58.53 :58.92
\n :58.89 :59.00 :59.27 :59.13 :59.27 :59.07
\n :59.13 :59.22 :58.95 :58.99 :28.74
\n 6) DYSZKIEWICZ, MAGDA SO AUBURN 16:10.48
\n :57.10 :58.71 :58.68 :59.20 :59.08 :59.21
\n :58.76 :58.61 :59.08 :59.10 :58.88 :58.81
\n :59.22 :59.42 :59.21 :59.44 :27.97
\n 7) HARDT, JULIE SO GEORGIA 16:20.01
\n :58.89 1:01.84 1:01.02 1:00.71 1:00.03 :59.53
\n :59.10 :59.47 :59.10 :59.07 :58.80 :58.87
\n :58.77 :58.84 :58.64 :58.68 :28.65
\n 8) McINTYRE, ERIN JR RUTGERS 16:20.04
\n :56.74 :58.62 :59.16 :59.63 :59.43 :59.49
\n :59.51 :59.44 :59.50 :59.61 :59.71 1:00.24
\n 1:00.22 1:00.42 1:00.18 :59.85 :28.29
\n 9) BALY, AMY SO VIRGINIA 16:20.16
\n :57.85 :59.24 :59.58 :59.85 :59.78 :59.74
\n :59.64 :59.72 :59.65 1:00.02 :59.83 :59.89
\n :59.53 :59.39 :59.21 :58.89 :28.35
\n 10) SANDLUND, ASA JR SOUTHERN CAL 16:20.61
\n :57.08 :59.25 :59.61 :59.54 :59.87 :59.60
\n :59.80 :59.40 :59.74 :59.42 :59.36 :59.42
\n :59.79 :59.78 :59.96 :59.50 :29.49
\n 11) FOSCHI, JESSICA SR STANFORD 16:21.84
\n :55.55 :58.24 :58.52 :58.91 :59.36 :59.44
\n 1:00.07 :59.98 :59.96 1:00.12 1:00.04 1:00.53
\n 1:00.32 1:00.41 1:00.85 1:00.75 :28.79
\n 12) PIPER, CARLY FR WISCONSIN 16:23.68
\n :55.93 :58.61 :59.26 :59.58 :59.57 :59.73
\n 1:00.05 1:00.01 1:00.08 1:00.17 1:00.32 1:00.07
\n 1:00.73 1:00.49 1:00.27 1:00.30 :28.51
\n 13) SMITH, STEPHANIE JR LOUISIANA STATE 16:25.47
\n :57.28 :59.59 :59.34 :59.39 :58.98 :58.58
\n :58.63 :59.32 1:00.29 1:00.76 1:00.73 1:01.15
\n 1:00.73 1:00.46 1:00.38 1:00.22 :29.64
\n 14) TOWNSEND, BROOKE SO ARIZONA STATE 16:26.51
\n :57.21 :59.49 :59.58 :59.50 :59.49 :59.65
\n :59.56 :59.68 1:00.19 1:00.47 1:00.53 1:00.73
\n 1:00.47 1:00.54 1:00.41 1:00.04 :28.97
\n 15) OBERG, MARIA SR CINCINNATI 16:27.90
\n :55.94 :59.12 :59.16 :59.87 1:00.49 :59.97
\n 1:00.25 :59.97 1:00.44 1:00.48 1:00.62 1:00.98
\n 1:00.93 1:01.17 1:00.52 :59.55 :28.44
\n 16) FIDEN, SARAH SO INDIANA 16:29.84
\n :56.60 :59.31 :59.63 :59.86 1:00.59 1:00.64
\n 1:00.64 1:00.51 1:00.23 1:00.57 1:00.27 1:00.45
\n 1:00.42 1:00.35 1:00.36 1:00.40 :29.01
\n 17) STANFORD, MANDY SR ARIZONA STATE 16:32.97
\n :57.43 1:00.02 :59.90 1:00.01 :59.74 :59.92
\n 1:00.17 1:00.61 1:00.73 1:00.54 1:00.83 1:01.05
\n 1:00.83 1:01.07 1:01.07 1:00.14 :28.91
\n 18) LAVELL, ELIZABETH FR MARYLAND 16:34.24
\n :55.92 :58.77 :58.80 :59.01 :59.15 :59.41
\n :59.89 1:00.61 1:00.67 1:01.43 1:01.13 1:01.76
\n 1:02.18 1:01.73 1:01.63 1:02.11 :30.04
\n 19) McADAM, CRYSTAL SO ILLINOIS 16:35.33
\n :57.06 1:00.42 1:00.44 1:00.50 1:00.48 :59.92
\n 1:00.01 1:00.50 1:00.49 1:00.45 1:00.68 1:00.95
\n 1:00.94 1:01.05 1:00.92 1:00.91 :29.61
\n 20) SULLIVAN, MOLLY SR NORTH CAROLINA 16:37.29
\n :57.27 :59.80 :59.94 :59.86 1:00.37 1:00.33
\n 1:00.81 1:00.83 1:00.78 1:00.66 1:00.64 1:01.33
\n 1:01.08 1:01.35 1:01.42 1:01.34 :29.48
\n 21) DAPHNIS, ARTEMIS FR ARIZONA 16:37.32
\n :58.95 1:01.68 1:01.07 1:00.95 1:00.27 :59.96
\n :59.66 1:00.67 :59.73 1:00.17 1:00.34 1:00.79
\n 1:01.40 1:00.94 1:01.93 1:00.76 :28.05
\n 22) ANDERSON, SALLY SO PENN STATE 16:38.21
\n :59.40 1:01.71 1:01.72 1:01.03 1:00.79 1:00.94
\n 1:00.82 1:01.01 1:00.87 1:00.55 1:00.75 1:00.58
\n 1:00.34 1:00.74 :59.98 :58.72 :28.26
\n 23) LOBDELL, JACKIE SO UCLA 16:39.36
\n :58.35 1:01.30 1:01.06 1:01.06 1:01.07 1:00.50
\n 1:00.55 1:00.52 1:00.85 1:00.87 1:00.59 1:00.55
\n 1:01.12 1:00.59 1:00.70 1:00.46 :29.22
\n 24) DEARY, MELISSA SO SOUTHERN CAL 16:40.46
\n :57.60 :59.30 :59.73 :59.88 :59.78 :59.35
\n :59.64 1:00.93 1:01.23 1:01.66 1:01.20 1:02.34
\n 1:01.92 1:02.14 1:02.56 1:01.74 :29.46
\n 25) CRIPPEN, MADDY JR VILLANOVA 16:40.69
\n :56.81 :58.96 :58.89 :59.92 :59.77 1:00.06
\n 1:00.16 1:00.55 1:01.00 1:01.13 1:01.61 1:01.67
\n 1:02.31 1:02.41 1:02.11 1:02.71 :30.62
\n 26) WILLIAMS, ALI FR GEORGIA 16:42.66
\n :58.15 :59.87 1:00.22 1:00.37 1:00.61 1:00.86
\n 1:01.02 1:00.93 1:00.93 1:01.12 1:01.81 1:02.28
\n 1:01.49 1:01.79 1:01.55 1:00.71 :28.95
\n 27) McWILLIAMS, KATIE FR VIRGINIA 16:43.21
\n :58.14 1:00.69 1:01.04 1:00.84 1:00.85 1:01.06
\n 1:01.71 1:00.85 1:00.86 1:00.84 1:00.92 1:01.10
\n 1:01.55 1:01.43 1:01.40 1:01.11 :28.82
\n 28) McCULLOUGH, AMY FR MICHIGAN 16:46.24
\n :58.18 1:01.48 1:01.39 1:01.29 1:02.20 1:01.50
\n 1:01.96 1:01.27 1:01.61 1:01.41 1:01.02 1:01.19
\n 1:00.74 1:00.63 1:00.55 1:00.59 :29.23
\n 29) BARTON, KELLI FR NOTRE DAME 16:48.91
\n :59.11 1:01.13 1:00.92 1:01.26 1:01.05 1:01.04
\n 1:00.94 1:01.25 1:01.36 1:01.35 1:01.32 1:01.74
\n 1:01.90 1:02.09 1:01.93 1:01.36 :29.16
\n 30) SMITH, WHITNEY SO NORTH CAROLINA 16:48.95
\n :57.58 :59.98 1:00.16 1:00.34 1:00.71 1:01.20
\n 1:01.28 1:01.61 1:01.89 1:01.95 1:01.95 1:02.10
\n 1:02.20 1:02.38 1:01.87 1:01.71 :30.04
\n 31) LYNN, WHITNEY FR ARKANSAS 16:49.03
\n :58.39 1:00.44 1:00.95 1:00.86 1:00.67 1:01.24
\n 1:01.65 1:01.58 1:01.80 1:01.60 1:01.25 1:02.19
\n 1:01.75 1:02.09 1:01.92 1:01.45 :29.20
\n 32) BURNS, CAROLINE FR GEORGIA 16:49.69
\n :58.30 1:00.60 1:01.68 1:01.64 1:02.19 1:01.84
\n 1:01.82 1:01.66 1:00.96 1:01.42 1:01.68 1:00.85
\n 1:00.51 1:01.66 1:01.99 1:01.20 :29.69
\n 33) COLLEY, EMILY JR PITTSBURGH 16:52.37
\n :58.29 1:01.07 1:00.92 1:00.82 1:00.98 1:01.12
\n 1:01.46 1:01.31 1:01.70 1:01.65 1:01.96 1:01.67
\n 1:02.07 1:02.11 1:02.42 1:02.28 :30.54
\n 34) WHITNEY, ASHLEY JR CALIFORNIA 16:54.94
\n :58.28 1:00.13 1:00.66 1:01.14 1:01.60 1:01.82
\n 1:01.70 1:02.03 1:01.79 1:02.03 1:02.20 1:02.27
\n 1:02.28 1:02.29 1:02.22 1:02.14 :30.36
\n 35) CAMERON, EVINS FR STANFORD 16:57.08
\n :59.45 1:01.94 1:01.48 1:00.92 1:00.46 1:00.49
\n 1:01.23 1:01.61 1:01.91 1:01.96 1:02.45 1:02.23
\n 1:02.58 1:02.61 1:02.80 1:02.40 :30.56
\n 36) WEST, VICKY SO NORTHWESTERN 17:00.51
\n :58.78 1:01.82 1:01.73 1:02.06 1:02.11 1:01.75
\n 1:01.81 1:01.92 1:02.39 1:02.44 1:02.14 1:02.30
\n 1:01.92 1:02.04 1:02.40 1:02.62 :30.28 <\/p>\n

EVENT: 16 WOMEN's 200 Yard BACKSTROKE <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 1:50.90 NATALIE COUGHLIN CALIFORNIA 2001
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:50.90 NATALIE COUGHLIN CALIFORNIA 2001
\nUS OPEN Record: 1:50.90 NATALIE COUGHLIN CALIFORNIA 2001
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 1:59.36<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) COUGHLIN, NATALIE SO CALIFORNIA 1:53.83 1:49.52**
\n :25.28 :27.67 :28.05 :28.52
\n ** NCAA Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record:
\n 2) KEJZAR, ALENKA SO SOUTHERN METHOD. 1:55.09 1:54.18
\n :27.69 :28.84 :29.29 :28.36
\n 3) COVENTRY, KIRSTY FR AUBURN 1:56.90 1:54.37
\n :27.42 :28.92 :29.33 :28.70
\n 4) HOELZER, MARGARET FR AUBURN 1:55.07 1:54.54
\n :27.20 :28.82 :28.98 :29.54
\n 5) BOTSFORD, BETH JR ARIZONA 1:55.89 1:55.06
\n :27.22 :28.96 :29.32 :29.56
\n 6) HENRIQUES, ALICE SR CALIFORNIA 1:57.25 1:56.32
\n :28.24 :29.29 :29.23 :29.56
\n 7) FARGUS, JOANNA FR SOUTHERN CAL 1:56.17 1:56.62
\n :27.44 :29.09 :30.28 :29.81
\n 8) HAYES, JESSICA FR ARIZONA 1:56.86 1:57.80
\n :27.88 :29.51 :30.00 :30.41 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) WOESSNER, SUSAN SR INDIANA 1:57.44 1:56.32
\n :27.83 :29.26 :30.12 :29.11
\n 10) FARRELL, MAUREEN FR FLORIDA 1:57.85 1:56.66
\n :28.10 :29.25 :29.53 :29.78
\n 11) CARLBERG, LINDSAY SR MICHIGAN 1:58.38 1:57.76
\n :27.77 :29.33 :30.22 :30.44
\n 12) HECKING, KELLY SR NOTRE DAME 1:57.45 1:57.90
\n :28.09 :29.67 :30.19 :29.95
\n 13) MARSHALL, SARAH SO PACIFIC 1:57.73 1:57.95
\n :27.70 :29.51 :30.44 :30.30
\n 14) AVEYARD, JESSICA SR ILLINOIS 1:57.83 1:58.33
\n :28.29 :29.40 :30.30 :30.34
\n 15) MEYER, KATIE SR SOUTHERN CAL 1:57.55 1:58.49
\n :27.55 :29.90 :30.77 :30.27
\n 16) YOKOUCHI, KYOKO SO CALIFORNIA 1:57.91 1:59.95
\n :28.66 :29.79 :30.49 :31.01 <\/p>\n

FINALS RESULTS
\nEVENT: 17 WOMEN's 100 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: :47.61 JENNY THOMPSON STANFORD 1992
\nAMERICAN Record: :47.61 JENNY THOMPSON STANFORD 1992
\nUS OPEN Record: :47.61 JENNY THOMPSON STANFORD 1992
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: :50.22<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) CORREIA, MARITZA JR GEORGIA :48.22 :47.56**
\n :22.81 :24.75
\n ** NCAA Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record:
\n 2) WILLIAMS, STEFANIE SR GEORGIA :48.77 :48.37
\n :23.54 :24.83
\n 3) TOLAR, SARAH SR ARIZONA :49.14 :48.78
\n :23.66 :25.12
\n 4) SHORT, REBEKAH SO AUBURN :48.81 :48.95
\n :23.66 :25.29
\n 5) COPARROPA, EILEEN SO AUBURN :49.03 :49.22
\n :24.10 :25.12
\n 6) VanROOIJEN, MANON SO MIAMI (FLORIDA) :49.08 :49.23
\n :23.86 :25.37
\n 7) PHENIX, ERIN JR TEXAS :49.17 :49.43
\n :23.60 :25.83
\n 8) BOUTWELL, LACEY FR STANFORD :49.22 :49.52
\n :23.83 :25.69 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) PERRUQUET, JESSI SO NORTH CAROLINA :49.30 :49.36
\n :23.96 :25.40
\n 10) NIXON, CARRIE SR NOTRE DAME :49.65 :49.47
\n :24.03 :25.44
\n 11) MULARZ, MANDY JR RICE :49.49 :49.62
\n :23.68 :25.94
\n 12) PLATZER, SARA SO UCLA :49.63 :49.80
\n :24.05 :25.75
\n 13) THIES, LAUREN SR TEXAS :49.36 :49.86
\n :24.31 :25.55
\n 14) JAMISON, TANICA JR TEXAS :49.38 :50.01
\n :24.23 :25.78
\n 15) WATKINS, CHRISTY JR NORTH CAROLINA :49.71 :50.19
\n :24.23 :25.96
\n 16) KEMP, HEATHER SO AUBURN :49.42 :50.22
\n :24.46 :25.76 <\/p>\n

FINALS RESULTS
\nEVENT: 18 WOMEN's 200 Yard BREASTSTROKE <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 2:07.66 KRISTINA KOWAL GEORGIA 1999
\nAMERICAN Record: 2:07.66 KRISTINA KOWAL GEORGIA 1999
\nUS OPEN Record: 2:07.66 KRISTINA KOWAL GEORGIA 1999
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 2:15.84<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) KIRK, TARA SO STANFORD 2:09.91 2:07.36**
\n :29.00 :32.17 :33.15 :33.04
\n ** NCAA Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record:
\n 2) KOVACS, AGNES FR ARIZONA STATE 2:10.70 2:07.64
\n :29.24 :32.40 :32.81 :33.19
\n 3) POLESKA, ANNE SO ALABAMA 2:11.63 2:07.86
\n :29.15 :32.68 :32.96 :33.07
\n 4) HATHAWAY, KATIE SR NORTH CAROLINA 2:11.74 2:11.12
\n :30.48 :32.95 :33.23 :34.46
\n 5) ROBY, ASHLEY SR GEORGIA 2:11.56 2:11.41
\n :29.26 :33.10 :34.29 :34.76
\n 6) FISCHER, ELVIRA SR UCLA 2:12.42 2:11.58
\n :29.65 :32.99 :34.15 :34.79
\n 7) CLARK, CORRIE SO PENN STATE 2:12.11 2:12.13
\n :30.02 :33.72 :34.21 :34.18
\n 8) HEHN, KERI JR MINNESOTA 2:12.43 2:12.44
\n :30.82 :33.97 :34.16 :33.49 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) LYLE, ALLISON SR IOWA 2:13.98 2:11.92
\n :29.56 :33.51 :34.24 :34.61
\n 10) ERTTER, LINDSEY FR GEORGIA 2:13.43 2:12.76
\n :30.31 :33.80 :34.34 :34.31
\n 11) STEVEN, BIRTE SO OREGON STATE 2:13.85 2:12.96
\n :30.03 :33.84 :34.40 :34.69
\n 12) STITTS, STACIANA JR CALIFORNIA 2:12.74 2:13.05
\n :30.07 :33.46 :34.16 :35.36
\n 13) SWANDER, LAURA SO AUBURN 2:14.00 2:13.55
\n :30.25 :33.67 :34.88 :34.75
\n 14) ACKER, BECKY SO NORTH CAROLINA 2:12.86 2:13.64
\n :30.71 :33.87 :34.61 :34.45
\n 15) DIKMEN, ILKAY SO ILLINOIS 2:13.88 2:14.28
\n :30.29 :34.03 :34.80 :35.16
\n 16) NODDLE, JEN SR UCLA 2:14.02 2:14.76
\n :31.16 :33.84 :35.15 :34.61 <\/p>\n

FINALS RESULTS
\nEVENT: 19 WOMEN's 200 Yard BUTTERFLY <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 1:53.36 LIMIN LIU NEVADA 1999
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:52.99 MARY T. MEAGHER LAKESIDE S.C. 1981
\nUS OPEN Record: 1:52.99 MARY T. MEAGHER LAKESIDE S.C. 1981
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 1:59.83<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) RIPPLE, SHELLY SR STANFORD 1:54.20 1:53.23**
\n :25.54 :28.65 :29.14 :29.90
\n ** NCAA Record:
\n 2) LEE, GEORGINA SO SOUTHERN METHOD. 1:56.52 1:54.92
\n :26.02 :28.91 :30.06 :29.93
\n 3) HARPER, REBECCA FR FLORIDA 1:56.32 1:55.66
\n :26.03 :29.70 :29.40 :30.53
\n 4) STINNETT, LAUREN SO GEORGE MASON 1:56.87 1:56.69
\n :26.60 :29.33 :30.20 :30.56
\n 5) HOELZER, MARGARET FR AUBURN 1:57.30 1:56.74
\n :26.74 :29.79 :29.75 :30.46
\n 6) SANDENO, KAITLIN FR SOUTHERN CAL 1:57.15 1:57.68
\n :26.96 :29.98 :30.17 :30.57
\n 7) KWASNY, MICHALA JR SOUTHERN CAL 1:57.70 1:57.91
\n :26.10 :29.84 :30.33 :31.64
\n 8) CHRISTIANSON,DEMERAE SO AUBURN 1:57.68 1:59.47
\n :26.63 :29.90 :30.89 :32.05 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) MASON, EMILY FR ARIZONA 1:57.95 1:56.21
\n :26.13 :29.71 :30.00 :30.37
\n 10) HIGASHIJIMA, NAYA JR OREGON STATE 1:57.72 1:57.92
\n :27.08 :29.82 :30.29 :30.73
\n 11) YEVAK, KATIE FR GEORGIA 1:58.45 1:57.94
\n :26.67 :29.82 :30.49 :30.96
\n 12) BAHAM, SARAH SR ARIZONA STATE 1:57.83 1:57.98
\n :26.10 :29.67 :30.78 :31.43
\n 13) QU, YUN JR BINGHAMTON 1:58.40 1:58.47
\n :27.15 :30.50 :30.49 :30.33
\n 14) ADAMS, MERRITT SR NORTHWESTERN 1:58.62 1:59.42
\n :26.71 :29.80 :30.90 :32.01
\n 15) KROHN, JANA SO SOUTHERN CAL 1:58.97 1:59.82
\n :26.39 :29.80 :31.25 :32.38
\n 16) LEWIS, KRISTEN SO UCLA 1:58.79 2:00.68
\n :27.26 :30.42 :30.94 :32.06 <\/p>\n

FINALS RESULTS
\nEVENT: 20 WOMEN's PLATFORM DIVING <\/p>\n

OPTIONAL LIMITED
\n RANK NAME YEAR TEAM DD PRELIM DD FINALS<\/p>\n

1 HARTLEY, BLYTHE FR SOUTHERN CAL 302.95 470.65 167.70 460.35
\n 2 ZACK, MEGAHN TEXAS A&M 264.60 422.30 157.70 435.90
\n 3 POHORENEC, NICOLE TEXAS 272.20 436.25 164.05 430.00
\n 4 CARDINELL, CASSANDA SO INDIANA 265.40 412.60 147.20 429.40
\n 5 FUSARO, NICCI SO SOUTHERN CAL 266.90 434.50 167.60 423.65
\n 6 GORST, BARB JR LOUISIANA STATE 262.00 420.40 158.40 404.20
\n 7 MANNING, TIFFANY FR FLORIDA STATE 262.25 419.20 156.95 394.60
\n 8 REILING, SARAH JR INDIANA 310.75 478.10 167.35 362.60<\/p>\n

9 WATKINS, JAMIE SR LOUISIANA STATE 258.70 410.45
\n 10 REIFF, MARION FR FLORIDA ATLANTIC 248.70 402.90
\n 11 SORGI, ERICA STANFORD 235.80 394.35
\n 12 POWERS, KIM STANFORD 226.50 380.85
\n 13 TUMLINSON, TRISHA FR KENTUCKY 232.75 374.45
\n 14 WILLIAMS, KATIE TEXAS A&M 229.35 363.65
\n 15 FEBVAY, CLARE ARIZONA 211.30 363.35
\n 16 STRAMANDI, DANIELLE SR PRINCETON 209.55 360.20<\/p>\n

17 LOFTUS, MELANIE YALE 230.00 358.20
\n 18 BRENNAN, KELLIE SR SOUTHERN CAL 219.45 356.85
\n 19 SOWA, ALEXIS SR STANFORD 227.25 355.25
\n 20 CORNTHWAITE,REBECCA SO MINNESOTA 193.40 335.20
\n 21 PETROFF, CALLIE TEXAS A&M 194.00 328.00
\n 22 ROSENTHAL, ASHLEE STANFORD 194.15 324.20
\n 23 HAJEK-GUSTAFSON,KARA SR PURDUE 179.20 317.30<\/p>\n

24 QUINN, ERIN SR INDIANA 223.35<\/p>\n

FINALS RESULTS
\nEVENT: 21 WOMEN's 400 Yard FREESTYLE RELAY <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 3:14.52 TEXAS 2001
\nAMERICAN Record: 3:14.52 TEXAS 2001
\nUS OPEN Record: 3:14.52 TEXAS 2001
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 3:20.86<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

RANK PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) GEORGIA 3:16.65 3:13.71**
\n 1) WILLIAMS, STEFANIE SR :48.35 3) KEARNS, PAIGE FR :49.20
\n 2) MABRY, NEKA SO :49.13 4) CORREIA, MARITZA JR :47.03
\n ** NCAA Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record: <\/p>\n

2) AUBURN 3:16.08 3:13.88
\n 1) SHORT, REBEKAH SO :48.79 3) COVENTRY, KIRSTY FR :49.06
\n 2) COPARROPA, EILEEN SO :47.87 4) BOWEN, MAGGIE JR :48.16<\/p>\n

3) ARIZONA 3:18.89 3:16.74
\n 1) VANKER, JENNY SR :49.82 3) HAYES, JESSICA FR :49.38
\n 2) TOLAR, SARAH SR :48.23 4) ZIMBONE, KATIE SR :49.31<\/p>\n

4) TEXAS 3:19.29 3:16.80
\n 1) PHENIX, ERIN JR :49.33 3) JAMISON, TANICA JR :49.58
\n 2) YEO, JOSCELIN JR :48.87 4) HUMPHRIES, KAELA FR :49.02<\/p>\n

5) CALIFORNIA 3:19.61 3:17.52
\n 1) COUGHLIN, NATALIE SO :47.47== 3) HARPER, MICHELLE JR :50.25
\n 2) BECKS, DANIELLE SO :49.15 4) STITTS, STACIANA JR :50.65
\n == NCAA Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record: <\/p>\n

6) FLORIDA 3:19.11 3:18.50
\n 1) MARTINDALE, LEAH SR :50.06 3) TENNISON, DIANE JR :49.67
\n 2) GIBNEY, CHANTAL SO :48.93 4) ATKINSON, JANELLE SO :49.84<\/p>\n

7) SOUTHERN CAL 3:19.01 3:18.76
\n 1) PARMENTER, JENNY JR :49.90 3) KWASNY, MICHALA JR :50.31
\n 2) MacGREGOR, KRISTIN SR :48.95 4) FARGUS, JOANNA FR :49.60<\/p>\n

8) WISCONSIN 3:19.55 3:19.40
\n 1) VanCUREN, SHANNON FR :50.58 3) PENDLETON, BETHANY SO :50.03
\n 2) LYMAN, JENNIFER JR :49.52 4) McCAULEY, SARAH JR :49.27<\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) STANFORD 3:19.66 3:19.37
\n 1) RIPPLE, SHELLY SR :49.97 3) WATCHORN, SARA JR :50.42
\n 2) FOSCHI, JESSICA SR :49.91 4) BOUTWELL, LACEY FR :49.07<\/p>\n

10) VIRGINIA 3:20.54 3:19.81
\n 1) ROESCH, MEGAN SR :50.25 3) GEOROFF, ANDREA FR :49.92
\n 2) ELLIS, CARRIE FR :49.54 4) DYKEHOUSE, CARLIE SO :50.10<\/p>\n

11) NORTH CAROLINA 3:22.76 3:20.17
\n 1) WATKINS, CHRISTY JR :49.74 3) RULIS, STEPHANIE SR :51.74
\n 2) HATHAWAY, KATIE SR :50.36 4) PERRUQUET, JESSI SO :48.33<\/p>\n

12) ARIZONA STATE 3:21.64 3:20.40
\n 1) BAHAM, SARAH SR :50.50 3) SZIGETI, FLORENICA FR :49.39
\n 2) HEDENSKOG, CLAIR JR :49.71 4) MAURO, FLORENCE SO :50.80<\/p>\n

13) INDIANA 3:21.85 3:22.13
\n 1) WOESSNER, SUSAN SR :50.75 3) MEDENDORP, MEGHAN SO :50.13
\n 2) WILLIAMS, ANNE JR :50.50 4) SMITH, ERIN FR :50.75<\/p>\n

14) UCLA 3:21.59 3:22.26
\n 1) SHUGART, ERICA JR :51.02 3) PLATZER, SARA SO :50.00
\n 2) SVAHNSTROM, MALIN FR :49.97 4) YOUNGLOVE, KATIE SR :51.27<\/p>\n

15) NOTRE DAME 3:23.31 3:24.18
\n 1) GARCIA, LISA SO :52.23 3) HECKING, KELLY SR :50.77
\n 2) NIXON, CARRIE SR :49.60 4) PETERSON, KRISTEN FR :51.58<\/p>\n

16) MIAMI (FLORIDA) 3:23.08 3:25.19
\n 1) WILLIAMS, CHRISTINE JR :51.16 3) KINSELLA, MEGAN JR :52.63
\n 2) JOHNS, ERIN FR :52.01 4) VanROOIJEN, MANON SO :49.39<\/p>\n

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TEAM SCORING <\/p>\n

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\n WW WW OOOOOOO MMMM MMMM EEEEEEE NNNN NN
\n WW WW WW OO OO MM MM MM MM EE NN NN NN
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1) AUBURN 474 24) FLORIDA STATE 24
\n 2) GEORGIA 386 25) RICE 23
\n 3) STANFORD 301 26) TEXAS A&M 21
\n 4) SOUTHERN CAL 300.5 27) MICHIGAN 20.5
\n 5) ARIZONA 291 28) CINCINNATI 17
\n 6) TEXAS 267.5 29) RUTGERS 15
\n 7) FLORIDA 249 29) GEORGE MASON 15
\n 8) CALIFORNIA 245 31) OREGON STATE 14
\n 9) SOUTHERN METHOD. 178 32) MINNESOTA 13
\n 10) ARIZONA STATE 136 33) PURDUE 11
\n 10) INDIANA 136 33) VILLANOVA 11
\n 12) VIRGINIA 125 35) IOWA 9
\n 13) NORTH CAROLINA 110 35) SOUTH CAROLINA 9
\n 14) WISCONSIN 84 37) FLORIDA ATLANTIC 7
\n 15) PACIFIC 76 38) WESTERN KENTUCKY 6.5
\n 15) MIAMI (FLORIDA) 76 39) MICHIGAN STATE 6
\n 17) UCLA 64 40) ILLINOIS 5
\n 18) ALABAMA 56 41) KENTUCKY 4
\n 19) NOTRE DAME 52 41) CLEMSON 4
\n 20) LOUISIANA STATE 48 41) BINGHAMTON 4
\n 21) PENN STATE 46 44) NORTHWESTERN 3
\n 22) HOUSTON 37 45) PRINCETON 1
\n 23) TENNESSEE 25 <\/p>\n

INDIVIDUAL HIGH POINT:
\n 1) COUGHLIN, NATALIE SO CALIFORNIA 60
\n 2) BOWEN, MAGGIE JR AUBURN 57
\n 3) HARTLEY, BLYTHE FR SOUTHERN CAL 56
\n 4) RIPPLE, SHELLY SR STANFORD 54
\n 5) CORREIA, MARITZA JR GEORGIA 52
\n 6) TOLAR, SARAH SR ARIZONA 51
\n 7) KEJZAR, ALENKA SO SOUTHERN METHOD. 50
\n 8) WILLIAMS, STEFANIE SR GEORGIA 49
\n 9) KOVACS, AGNES FR ARIZONA STATE 45
\n 10) REILING, SARAH JR INDIANA 44
\n 10) HOELZER, MARGARET FR AUBURN 44<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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