{"id":3640,"date":"2002-03-29T13:37:36","date_gmt":"2002-03-29T18:37:36","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2002\/03\/mens-ncaa-div-i-champs-stanford-leads-qualifying-on-day-two\/"},"modified":"2014-07-24T19:51:10","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T02:51:10","slug":"mens-ncaa-div-i-champs-stanford-leads-qualifying-on-day-two","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/mens-ncaa-div-i-champs-stanford-leads-qualifying-on-day-two\/","title":{"rendered":"Men’s NCAA Div. I Champs: Stanford Leads Qualifying on Day Two"},"content":{"rendered":"

By Shelly Ripple<\/p>\n

ATHENS, Georgia, March 29. AFTER the second day of preliminary competition, the men are continuing to challenge the standard that the women set last week
\nin Austin. Look for American and NCAA records to be set tonight in several events.<\/p>\n

At the end of the first day of competition, the battle between Stanford and Texas was shaping up nicely. Texas has 163 points, followed closely by Stanford with 143. However, Stanford had a stellar morning today, and leads the field with 11 swims tonight in the top 8. Texas is second with eight in the top 8 (both including the two relays). Rounding out the top
\nthree teams is Arizona with 104 points, but the Wildcats have only three swims in tonight's finals. <\/p>\n

Off this morning's prelims, Stanford may be able to make up that 20-point deficit from this morning. But, once again, diving may make the difference. Texas has four divers in the 3-meter springboard, including Olympian Troy Dumais; Stanford has only one diver, Adam Peterson.<\/p>\n

Here's the way the prelims went this morning:<\/p>\n

200 yard Medley Relay<\/b>
\nWISCONSIN was the surprise top qualifier this morning with 1:26.39. Brendan Coyne led off for Wisconsin with the fastest backstroke spilt of the morning, 21.65.
\nHowever, tonight, watch out for Texas, which is seeded second, and California which is tied for third. <\/p>\n

Anthony Ervin anchored the relay for Cal with a
\n18.87, the only sub-19 spilt of the morning. <\/p>\n

400 yard IM<\/b>
\nUSC's Erik Vendt had a very impressive swim, showing maturity as he recorded the morning's fastest time in a new pool record 3:44.41, despite his cap and goggles coming off as he dove in the water. Robert Margalis, who goggles came don around his mouth last night on the dive of the 500 free, qualified second in 3:44.55. Rob had the fastest freestyle spilt of the morning with a 51.08. <\/p>\n

MarKus Rogan, from Stanford, and Tamas Kerekjarto, from Southern Cal, tied for third with a time of 3:45.45. All four of these men have a chance to break the 3:40 barrier. <\/p>\n

Tim Siciliano, a senior from Michigan who is the 3-time defending champion in the event, failed to qualify for the finals. He placed ninth in prelims with a 3:47.43. <\/p>\n

100 yard Butterfly<\/b>
\nTexas' Ian Crocker broke the pool and American record with a time of 45.70. Ian was only 11 one-hundredths of a second off the NCAA record held by Lars Frolander. <\/p>\n

Stanford's Peter Marshall and Matt McDonald qualified second and third respectively in 46.39 and 46.50. Texas frosh Dan DiToro, who was developed by Misty Hyman's coach, Bob Gillett, was fifth (46.70), right behind Arizona's Roland Schoeman (46.57). It took 47.09 to make finals, 47.53 to make consols.<\/p>\n

Tonight's race will be an exciting one, but keep your eyes on Ian Crocker in the middle of the pool to be the first man under 45.5 seconds.<\/p>\n


\nFlorida's Stephen Sioui is the fastest qualifier in a pool record time of 1:35.30. Dan Ketchum is seeded second with a time of 1:35.34. However, watch out for tonight's third qualifier, Klete Keller, defending champion in this event and winner of the 500 freestyle last night. Klete's goal is to break 1:34.0.<\/p>\n

Like the other events, the 200 free will be a close one. The top eight seeds tonight are within eight- tenths of a second of each other.<\/p>\n

100 yard Breaststroke<\/b>
\nDefending champion, Brendan Hansen of Texas, leads the field with a qualifying time of 53.25. Auburn's Patrick Calhoun is second in a time of 53.47. Jeremy Linn's NCAA meet record of 52.32 may be in jeopardy as the top six swimmers are all under 54 seconds, but his NCAA\/American mark of 51.86 is probably safe.<\/p>\n

100 yardBackstroke<\/b>
\nCal's Alex Lim recorded the top time this morning with a 46.45. However, Stanford's dominance in the backstroke emerged as the Cardinal qualified four swimmers in the top eight. <\/p>\n

Stanford's Dan Westcott, Peter Marshall, and Randall Bal are seeded second, third and fourth, respectively. Watch out for Peter Marshall, who recorded one of the fastest times ever in the event, leading off the 400 medley relay yesterday morning with a 45.54 leadoff split. <\/p>\n

Rounding out the field in eighth place is Stanford's Jayme Cramer with a time of 47.46.<\/p>\n

800 yard Freestyle Relay <\/b>
\nMichigan has the fastest time coming into the competition with a 6:22.82. But, tonight's race will be a close one with Florida, USC, Minnesota, Texas, and Stanford all fighting for the title.<\/p>\n

2002 NCAA Division I
\nMen's Swimming and Championships
\nDay Two Prelims: March 29, 2002
\nAthens, Georgia<\/p>\n

RESULTS<\/p>\n

PRELIMINARY RESULTS <\/p>\n

PRELIM RESULTS
\nEVENT: 7 MEN's 200 Yard MEDLEY RELAY <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 1:24.47 TEXAS 2001
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:24.47 TEXAS 2001
\nUS OPEN Record: 1:24.47 TEXAS 2001
\nPOOL Record: 1:25.76 TENNESSEE 1997
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 1:27.78<\/p>\n

RESULTS of PRELIMS <\/p>\n

RANK TEAM TIME<\/p>\n

1) WISCONSIN 1:26.39
\n 1) COYNE, BRENDAN SR :21.65 3) MARSHALL, MATT SO :20.96
\n 2) JONES, LANCE SR :24.44 4) ROGERS, DALE SO :19.34<\/p>\n

2) TEXAS 1:26.59
\n 1) DAVIDSON, ANDREW FR :22.52 3) CROCKER, IAN SO :20.63
\n 2) HANSEN, BRENDAN SO :23.93 4) CICCARELLI, RYAN SR :19.51<\/p>\n

3) TENNESSEE 1:26.75
\n 1) PARRISH, MATT SR :22.19 3) HOGGATT, JUSTIN SR :20.86
\n 2) McDONNELL, JEREMY SR :24.17 4) GUERALDI, RENATO SO :19.53<\/p>\n

3) CALIFORNIA 1:26.75
\n 1) LIM, ALEX SO :21.89 3) DRAGANJA, DUJE FR :21.07
\n 2) ARONSSON, PETER SR :24.92 4) ERVIN, ANTHONY JR :18.87<\/p>\n

5) STANFORD 1:26.80
\n 1) BAL, RANDALL JR :21.83 3) McDONALD, MATT FR :20.87
\n 2) BRUCE, MICHAEL SO :24.35 4) SCHNELL, ANDREW SO :19.75<\/p>\n

6) MINNESOTA 1:26.86
\n 1) SMOLINSKI, TODD JR :21.61 3) LUNDIN, BJORN FR :21.38
\n 2) HACKLER, JEFF JR :23.99 4) ONG, ALLEN JR :19.88<\/p>\n

7) AUBURN 1:27.02
\n 1) HAMPLEMAN, KIRK SR :22.48 3) KARR, JONATHON SR :21.14
\n 2) CALHOUN, PATRICK JR :24.32 4) GIBB, DEREK FR :19.08<\/p>\n

8) ARIZONA 1:27.60
\n 1) LaFLEUR, ERIC SO :22.67 3) SCHOEMAN, ROLAND SR :20.39
\n 2) OWEN, GREG SO :24.90 4) JOHNSON, TYLER SO :19.64<\/p>\n

9) TEXAS A&M 1:27.65
\n 1) KENNEDY, PATRICK SR :22.51 3) TAYLOR, ROBBIE FR :21.63
\n 2) TATE, NIK SR :24.40 4) ROSE, MATT SO :19.11<\/p>\n

9) FLORIDA 1:27.65
\n 1) JANSEN, MICHAEL SR :22.36 3) ODENDAAL, HENDRIK SR :20.91
\n 2) TJIN-A-TAM, ANSEL JR :24.89 4) KOSTOWICZ, JAMES SR :19.49<\/p>\n

11) SOUTHERN METHODIST 1:28.30
\n 1) ANDERSEN, JAKOB SO :22.09 3) WEGHORST, MATT SR :21.40
\n 2) CARLSON, TIM SR :25.26 4) NEWTON, JONATHON SO :19.55<\/p>\n

12) GEORGIA 1:28.56
\n 1) LINDSAY, MARC SR :22.82 3) SCANNELL, BRIAN SR :21.31
\n 2) GARDNER, SCOTT FR :24.51 4) GAGNON, JASON SR :19.92<\/p>\n

13) ARIZONA STATE 1:29.08
\n 1) HUSSIEN, AHMED SO :22.77 3) MacDONALD, SIMON SR :21.42
\n 2) MacDONALD, RUSSELL FR :25.33 4) BRUNELLI, NICK SO :19.56<\/p>\n

14) MICHIGAN 1:29.23
\n 1) WATLAND, JORDAN SR :22.77 3) KURTH, TONY JR :21.58
\n 2) HOPWOOD, JEFF JR :24.94 4) MANGIERI, GARRETT JR :19.94<\/p>\n

15) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1:29.59
\n 1) STALEY, TRENT SO :23.33 3) LEE, JEFF JR :21.23
\n 2) VENDT, ERIK JR :25.37 4) CASTRO, RODRIGO SR :19.66<\/p>\n

16) PENN STATE 1:29.93
\n 1) WEAVER, JOSH SR :23.13 3) BOTES, EUGENE JR :21.10
\n 2) ZUCCA, MARK FR :25.88 4) MOLETTIERE, BOB SR :19.82<\/p>\n

17) VIRGINIA 1:30.13
\n 1) HAAG, JONATHAN SO :23.29 3) KERPELMAN, ADAM SO :21.95
\n 2) BAIRD, JONATHAN JR :25.16 4) ANDERSON, LUKE SO :19.73<\/p>\n

PRELIM RESULTS
\nEVENT: 8 MEN's 400 Yard INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 3:38.18 TOM DOLAND MICHIGAN 1995
\nAMERICAN Record: 3:38.18 TOM DOLAND MICHIGAN 1995
\nUS OPEN Record: 3:38.18 TOM DOLAND MICHIGAN 1995
\nPOOL Record: 3:46.76 KRIS BABYLON GEORGIA 1997
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 3:50.89<\/p>\n

RESULTS of PRELIMS <\/p>\n

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

1) VENDT, ERIK JR SOUTHERN CAL. 3:44.41 **
\n :24.98 :27.86 :28.55 :28.56
\n :30.96 :31.43 :26.70 :25.37
\n ** POOL Record:
\n 2) MARGALIS, ROBERT FR GEORGIA 3:44.55
\n :24.55 :27.33 :29.34 :28.77
\n :31.64 :31.84 :26.49 :24.59
\n 3) KEREKJARTO, TAMAS SR SOUTHERN CAL. 3:45.45
\n :24.40 :27.44 :29.54 :28.32
\n :31.88 :31.89 :26.58 :25.40
\n 3) ROGAN, MARKUS SO STANFORD 3:45.45
\n :24.06 :27.96 :28.01 :27.30
\n :32.58 :33.35 :27.04 :25.15
\n 5) DONNELLY, ERIC SR FLORIDA 3:45.66
\n :24.37 :27.59 :28.73 :28.01
\n :32.06 :32.45 :27.00 :25.45
\n 6) SHERRARD, DUNCAN SR FLORIDA 3:46.76
\n :24.60 :27.60 :28.31 :27.79
\n :32.75 :33.10 :26.63 :25.98
\n 7) CLEMENTS, KEVIN SR AUBURN 3:47.11
\n :24.76 :27.44 :28.94 :27.86
\n :31.56 :32.42 :28.00 :26.13
\n 8) MONTAGUE, JOE SR TEXAS 3:47.30
\n :24.23 :27.02 :29.06 :29.00
\n :32.08 :32.94 :26.82 :26.15
\n 9) SICILIANO, TIM SR MICHIGAN 3:47.43
\n :24.57 :28.06 :29.07 :28.59
\n :32.07 :32.50 :27.19 :25.38
\n 10) GREENWOOD,CHRISTOPHR FR VIRGINIA 3:47.70
\n :24.11 :27.21 :28.42 :27.70
\n :32.11 :33.21 :28.13 :26.81
\n 11) BATHAZI, ISTVAN SO SOUTH CAROLINA 3:48.03
\n :24.85 :28.07 :29.54 :28.64
\n :31.51 :32.27 :26.97 :26.18
\n 12) SHEVCHIK, DAN SR HARVARD 3:48.29
\n :24.42 :27.51 :28.45 :27.93
\n :33.42 :33.68 :26.78 :26.10
\n 13) PLUMMER, RYAN SO MINNESOTA 3:48.72
\n :24.36 :27.75 :29.87 :28.84
\n :32.25 :32.09 :27.43 :26.13
\n 14) GALLOWAY, JAMES JR AUBURN 3:48.83
\n :25.18 :28.23 :29.33 :28.55
\n :31.77 :32.70 :27.25 :25.82
\n 15) WARKENTIN, MARK SR SOUTHERN CAL. 3:49.00
\n :25.06 :28.14 :29.04 :28.82
\n :32.53 :33.14 :26.61 :25.66
\n 16) SAYAO, CARLOS FR MICHIGAN 3:49.26
\n :24.75 :28.60 :28.63 :27.91
\n :32.56 :33.72 :27.33 :25.76
\n 17) KNOWLES, JEREMY SO AUBURN 3:49.69
\n :24.84 :27.90 :29.01 :28.53
\n :32.23 :32.74 :27.69 :26.75
\n 18) FALTRACO, JOEY SO KENTUCKY 3:49.81
\n :24.13 :27.50 :27.96 :27.50
\n :34.54 :34.39 :27.96 :25.83
\n 19) MORTIMER, JUSTIN SO MINNESOTA 3:50.38
\n :25.07 :28.44 :30.02 :28.65
\n :33.45 :33.41 :26.57 :24.77
\n 20) VELOZ, JUAN SO ARIZONA 3:50.39
\n :24.38 :27.95 :29.27 :28.32
\n :32.82 :34.05 :27.28 :26.32
\n 21) TRUPIN, DAN FR STANFORD 3:50.45
\n :24.11 :28.72 :29.32 :29.13
\n :32.62 :33.92 :27.19 :25.44
\n 22) NELIGAN, BRENDAN FR MICHIGAN 3:51.37
\n :24.87 :28.03 :29.57 :29.00
\n :33.50 :34.01 :26.74 :25.65
\n 23) SORLIEN, MATT SO STANFORD 3:51.40
\n :24.44 :28.54 :28.96 :27.27
\n :33.54 :34.08 :27.31 :27.26
\n 24) O'NEIL, MIKE SR STANFORD 3:52.10
\n :25.24 :28.11 :29.87 :29.60
\n :32.10 :33.19 :27.71 :26.28
\n 25) CARROLL, JOHN SR MIAMI (OHIO) 3:52.13
\n :24.26 :27.25 :29.58 :28.58
\n :34.04 :34.54 :27.46 :26.42
\n 26) LAM, RANDY SO GEORGIA 3:52.94
\n :24.46 :27.60 :29.54 :29.32
\n :33.12 :34.11 :27.92 :26.87
\n 27) AYALON, SHILO JR GEORGIA TECH 3:53.88
\n :25.49 :28.97 :30.47 :29.32
\n :34.28 :34.07 :26.23 :25.05
\n 28) FAHEY, PAUL FR SOUTHERN CAL. 3:54.53
\n :24.91 :28.24 :30.17 :30.41
\n :32.30 :33.50 :27.74 :27.26
\n 29) MUELLER, SCOTT SO TEXAS A&M 3:55.34
\n :24.94 :27.96 :29.53 :29.12
\n :33.76 :34.43 :28.53 :27.07
\n 30) URRETA, DIEGO SO MINNESOTA 3:55.67
\n :25.31 :28.77 :28.93 :29.10
\n :33.50 :35.18 :28.11 :26.77
\n 31) SOUTHON, FRANCK FR ALABAMA 4:02.83
\n :25.29 :29.11 :29.91 :29.61
\n :36.46 :35.33 :29.16 :27.96 <\/p>\n

PRELIM RESULTS
\nEVENT: 9 MEN's 100 Yard BUTTERFLY <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: :45.59 LARS FROLANDER SOUTHERN METHODI 1998
\nAMERICAN Record: :45.89 DOD WALES STANFORD 1999
\nUS OPEN Record: :45.59 LARS FROLANDER SOUTHERN METHODI 1998
\nPOOL Record: :46.40 JOHN HARGIS AUBURN 1997
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: :47.90<\/p>\n

RESULTS of PRELIMS <\/p>\n

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

1) CROCKER, IAN SO TEXAS :45.70 **
\n :21.54 :24.16
\n ** AMERICAN Record: POOL Record:
\n 2) MARSHALL, PETER SO STANFORD :46.39
\n :21.59 :24.80
\n 3) McDONALD, MATT FR STANFORD :46.50
\n :21.67 :24.83
\n 4) SCHOEMAN, ROLAND SR ARIZONA :46.57
\n :21.38 :25.19
\n 5) DiTORO, DANIEL FR TEXAS :46.70
\n :21.38 :25.32
\n 6) LEE, JEFF JR SOUTHERN CAL. :46.86
\n :22.11 :24.75
\n 7) HAIDINYAK, ANDREW JR AUBURN :47.02
\n :22.09 :24.93
\n 8) CRAMER, JAYME FR STANFORD :47.09
\n :21.93 :25.16
\n 9) O'CONNOR, KELLAN NORTHWESTERN :47.13
\n :21.92 :25.21
\n 10) HANNAN, TOM SR TEXAS :47.25
\n :22.20 :25.05
\n 11) WESTCOTT, DAN JR STANFORD :47.27
\n :21.73 :25.54
\n 12) GAGNON, JASON SR GEORGIA :47.32
\n :21.65 :25.67
\n 13) DRAGANJA, DUJE FR CALIFORNIA :47.46
\n :21.69 :25.77
\n 14) MANGABEIRA, GABRIE FR FLORIDA :47.52
\n :22.20 :25.32
\n 15) McNALLY, RYAN SR CINCINNATI :47.53
\n :22.15 :25.38
\n 15) O'BRYAN, BOBBY SO STANFORD :47.53
\n :21.89 :25.64
\n 17) BOTES, EUGENE JR PENN STATE :47.55
\n :22.26 :25.29
\n 18) HOGGATT, JUSTIN SR TENNESSEE :47.63
\n :22.30 :25.33
\n 19) MARSHALL, MATT SO WISCONSIN :47.65
\n :22.30 :25.35
\n 20) LAITALA, DAVID SR GEORGIA TECH :47.68
\n :22.09 :25.59
\n 21) OHLIN, MATTIAS SR CALIFORNIA :47.71
\n :22.51 :25.20
\n 22) COYNE, BRENDAN SR WISCONSIN :47.73
\n :22.36 :25.37
\n 23) GAGE, JESSE JR PRINCETON :47.77
\n :21.92 :25.85
\n 24) SCANNELL, BRIAN SR GEORGIA :47.88
\n :22.57 :25.31
\n 25) ODENDAAL, HENDRIK SR FLORIDA :47.90
\n :22.35 :25.55
\n 26) DASH, JEFF JR ARIZONA :47.92
\n :22.90 :25.02
\n 27) GHERGHEL, IOAN FR ALABAMA :48.01
\n :22.51 :25.50
\n 28) KRASTINS, CHAD SR MINNESOTA :48.02
\n :22.18 :25.84
\n 29) RANSENBERG, SCOTT SO STANFORD :48.17
\n :22.20 :25.97
\n 30) LIVINGSTON, ANDREW SR NEVADA LAS VEGAS :48.20
\n :22.66 :25.54
\n 31) KURTH, TONY JR MICHIGAN :48.21
\n :22.51 :25.70
\n 32) RAAB, MICHAEL FR VIRGINIA :48.23
\n :22.53 :25.70
\n 33) MacDONALD, SIMON SR ARIZONA STATE :48.47
\n :22.27 :26.20
\n 34) REES, NICHOLAS JR OHIO STATE :48.53
\n :22.03 :26.50
\n 35) McCRARY, CHRIS SO SOUTH CAROLINA :48.55
\n :22.84 :25.71
\n 36) GAUSMAN, MIKE SO SOUTHERN CAL. :48.59
\n :22.56 :26.03
\n 37) HAMMING, MARK NORTHWESTERN :48.69
\n :22.88 :25.81
\n 38) LUNDIN, BJORN FR MINNESOTA :48.78
\n :22.77 :26.01
\n 39) MINNIER, TODD SO PENN STATE :48.84
\n :22.82 :26.02
\n 40) ONG, ALLEN JR MINNESOTA :49.11
\n :22.91 :26.20
\n 41) FILIPOVIC, DJORDJE SR SYRACUSE :49.79
\n :22.97 :26.82
\n SCHICK, DAVID SR NEVADA LAS VEGAS DISQUAL
\n :22.11 DISQUAL
\n KARR, JONATHON SR AUBURN DISQUAL
\n :00.00 DISQUAL <\/p>\n

PRELIM RESULTS
\nEVENT: 10 MEN's 200 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 1:33.03 MATT BIONDI CALIFORNIA 1987
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:33.03 MATT BIONDI CALIFORNIA 1987
\nUS OPEN Record: 1:33.03 MATT BIONDI CALIFORNIA 1987
\nPOOL Record: 1:36.18 SCOTT TUCKER AUBURN 1997
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 1:37.31<\/p>\n

RESULTS of PRELIMS <\/p>\n

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

1) SIOUI, STEPHEN FR FLORIDA 1:35.30 **
\n :22.60 :24.04 :24.58 :24.08
\n ** POOL Record:
\n 2) KETCHUM, DAN SO MICHIGAN 1:35.34
\n :22.97 :24.30 :24.34 :23.73
\n 3) KELLER, KLETE SO SOUTHERN CAL. 1:35.37
\n :23.04 :24.61 :24.22 :23.50
\n 4) MANGIERI, GARRETT JR MICHIGAN 1:35.46
\n :22.78 :24.48 :24.43 :23.77
\n 5) CASTRO, RODRIGO SR SOUTHERN CAL. 1:35.63
\n :23.04 :24.30 :24.17 :24.12
\n 6) KIRKLAND, WESLEY FR AUBURN 1:35.70
\n :22.72 :24.30 :24.00 :24.68
\n 7) SILKAITIS, TERRY FR MINNESOTA 1:35.91
\n :22.84 :24.90 :24.57 :23.60
\n 8) PULLIN, JAMES JR TEXAS 1:36.16
\n :22.23 :24.11 :24.76 :25.06
\n 9) KEMP, CHRIS JR TEXAS 1:36.18
\n :22.31 :24.06 :24.90 :24.91
\n 10) KENDRICK, RAINER FR TEXAS 1:36.22
\n :22.64 :23.98 :24.65 :24.95
\n 11) MEADOWS, GAVIN SR ARIZONA STATE 1:36.28
\n :22.06 :23.82 :24.89 :25.51
\n 12) SUCHAND, JOHN JR TEXAS 1:36.35
\n :21.87 :24.19 :24.79 :25.50
\n 13) BRUCKART, JOE JR CALIFORNIA 1:36.43
\n :22.55 :24.37 :24.62 :24.89
\n 14) TAYLOR, MATT JR MINNESOTA 1:36.70
\n :22.46 :24.37 :24.71 :25.16
\n 15) SIMON, JACINT SR NEVADA LAS VEGAS 1:36.79
\n :22.59 :24.13 :24.85 :25.22
\n 16) KENNEDY, PATRICK SR TEXAS A&M 1:36.85
\n :22.76 :24.46 :24.66 :24.97
\n 17) KINTZ, NICOLAS SR GEORGIA 1:36.86
\n :22.69 :24.77 :24.85 :24.55
\n 18) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN FR AUBURN 1:36.96
\n :22.95 :24.65 :24.72 :24.64
\n 19) JONES, BENJAMIN FR AUBURN 1:37.30
\n :22.85 :24.59 :25.25 :24.61
\n 20) SCHIERHORN, MARTIN SR PENN STATE 1:37.35
\n :23.09 :24.64 :24.79 :24.83
\n 21) COLE, JOHN SO HARVARD 1:37.62
\n :23.09 :25.13 :24.99 :24.41
\n 22) HESSLER, CARL JR PRINCETON 1:37.64
\n :22.88 :24.90 :24.98 :24.88
\n 23) SCHULTZ, SCOTT SO FLORIDA 1:37.76
\n :23.20 :24.55 :24.84 :25.17
\n 24) DIERS, TONY SO TEXAS 1:37.84
\n :22.45 :24.11 :24.93 :26.35
\n 25) STALEY, TRENT SO SOUTHERN CAL. 1:37.85
\n :23.05 :24.98 :25.20 :24.62
\n 26) BREE, ANDREW SO TENNESSEE 1:37.86
\n :23.05 :24.77 :24.61 :25.43
\n 27) WATERS, JOHN JR STANFORD 1:37.92
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PRELIM RESULTS
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NCAA Record: :51.86 JEREMY LINN TENNESSEE 1997
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\nPOOL Record: :51.86 JEREMY LINN TENNESSEE 1997
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RESULTS of PRELIMS <\/p>\n

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\n :26.07 :29.54
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\n :26.30 :29.32
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\n :26.04 :29.68
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\n :26.21 :29.53
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\n :26.23 :29.94
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\n :26.17 :30.06
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\n :26.38 :29.89
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PRELIM RESULTS
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NCAA Record: :44.92 NEIL WALKER TEXAS 1997
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RESULTS of PRELIMS <\/p>\n

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\n :22.56 :24.06
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\n :22.50 :24.61
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\n :22.99 :24.32
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\n :23.05 :24.41
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\n :22.73 :25.04
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\n :22.94 :25.11
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\n :23.65 :24.42
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\n :23.47 :24.61
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\n :23.19 :24.91
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\n :23.10 :25.06
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\n :23.59 :24.58
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\n :23.23 :24.94
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\n :23.28 :24.94
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\n :23.19 :25.06
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\n :23.48 :24.80
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\n :22.95 :25.42
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\n :23.81 :25.12
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\n :23.71 :25.27
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\n :23.70 :25.46
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\n :23.60 :25.57
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\n :23.99 :25.41
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\n :23.97 :25.80
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