{"id":3646,"date":"2002-03-30T21:21:16","date_gmt":"2002-03-31T02:21:16","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2002\/03\/dont-mess-with-texas-horns-hook-their-3rd-straight-mens-ncaa-title\/"},"modified":"2014-07-24T19:52:34","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T02:52:34","slug":"dont-mess-with-texas-horns-hook-their-3rd-straight-mens-ncaa-title","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/dont-mess-with-texas-horns-hook-their-3rd-straight-mens-ncaa-title\/","title":{"rendered":"Don’t Mess With Texas! Horns Hook Their 3rd Straight Men’s NCAA Title"},"content":{"rendered":"

By Phillip Whitten<\/p>\n

ATHENS, Georgia, March 30. IT'S all over but the hootin', hollerin' and dunkin'. Coach Eddie Reese have pulled off their third straight NCAA men's swimming and diving title.<\/p>\n

And don't forget the diving in that title, pardner. The Horns outscored Stanford by more than 100 points in diving to notch their razor-thin 11 point victory.<\/p>\n

To their great credit, Stanford went down fighting. Hard! <\/p>\n

After the 3-m diving — the penultimate event —
\nTexas had a 13-point lead. In order to win, Stanford had to win the 400 free relay, and Texas had to finish sixth, seventh or eighth. That would not be easy, as Stanford was in lane 8 — barely sneaking in to th eighth qualifying spot.<\/p>\n

As for the Horns, they held their destiny in their own chlorine-soaked hands. Finish fifth or better and it didn't matter what Stanford did.<\/p>\n

Both teams outdid themselves.<\/p>\n

Cal and Stanford tied for the lead on the first leg, as Duje Draganja and Randy Bal led off in identical 43.15s. Texas' Chris Kemp put his team in third with his 43.54.<\/p>\n

Cal followed with Anthony Ervin, newly-crowned American record-holder, while Stanford also went to its big gun, Peter Marshall. Ervin split (ho, hum) a 41.43, while Marshall recorded a 42.64. So Stanford trailed by 1.21 seconds at the halfway mark. But three teams passed Texas, and at 200 yards, the Horns were sixth. There was a chance…<\/p>\n

But Cal's Matt Macedo dug Stanford's hole a little bit deeper with a brilliant 42.44 third leg, 57-hundredths faster than Stanford's Bobby O'Bryan, who was second faster. Meanwhile, Texas fell to seventh.<\/p>\n

Cal's anchor, Matthias Ohlin was the "weak leg" for the Bears. If Stanford's Andrew Schnell could make up 1.78 seconds on the leader, and Texas could not climb out of its seventh-place pit, there was still a hope.<\/p>\n

Alas, Ohlin had no intention of rolling over. The Swede split a terrific 42.99, as Schnell was not schnell enough; he went 42.83 to close the margin to 1.62 seconds at the wall. Meanwhile, the struggle up front became academic anyway, as Texas Ian Crocker turned in a 42.06 anchor for the Horns to boost them into third.<\/p>\n

It was all over. Texas was the national champion.
\nAgain.<\/p>\n

Here's how it went btonight before that thrilling climax;<\/p>\n

1650 yard freestyle<\/b>
\nUSC's Erik Vendt took the lead from his trojan teammate, Klete Keller, at the 400 yard mark, kept splitting 53-second 100s, and swam away with a hard-fought win in the 1650, touching in 14:37.48.<\/p>\n

Harvard's John Cole swam a lifetime best 14:39.71 for second, actually out-swimming Vendt over the final 650 yards. minnesota's Justin Mortimer, swimming in an earlier heat, was third in 14:50.57, aseight men broke 15 minute.<\/p>\n

The win was the secon of the meet for vendt who earlier took the 400 IM after finishing second in the 500 free.<\/p>\n

200 yard backstroke<\/b>
\nStanford went one-two in the 200 back, with sophomore Markus Rogan winning in 1:41.14, just ahead of teammate Peter Marshall, t 1;41.85. Auburn's Kirk Hampleman came from behind to take the bronze.<\/p>\n

100 yard freestyle<\/b>
\nNo more Mr. Nice Guy. Anthony Ervin is done with sharing. Anthony who tied Gary Hall Jr. for Olympic gold in the 50 free in 2000, tied Matt Biondi's 100 free record (41.80) in 2001, and tied Tom Jager's 50 free record (19.05) earlier this meet, is done with tying.<\/p>\n

Tonight Anthony Ervin, a junior at Cal, wiped Biondi's name from the record book (at least for the 100), when he clocked a blistering 41.62, splitting 19.76 on his way. The time was exactly what Rowdy Gaines had predicted before the race.<\/p>\n

Ervin's Cal teammate Duje Draganja was second in 42.22 — a tim that would have won this event almost any other year. Arizona's Roland Schoeman was third in 42.80, while Cal's Randall Bal was fourth in 42.80.
\nMatt Macedo added to Cal's dominance by placing secent in 43.69 (43.40p).<\/p>\n

200 yard breaststroke<\/b>
\nTexas sophomore Brendan Hansen had his eye on his own 200 breast record of 1:53.11 all year long, having wreted it away from Mike Barrowman last year. Tonight he went record-hunting and came up with a big trophy; the first sub-1:53 effort in history.<\/p>\n

Hansen led all the way, splitting 25.27, 53.84 (!!), 1:2.06 and 1:52.88.<\/p>\n

Stanford's Michael Bruce was a surprise second in 1:54.81 while Georgia's Kyle Salyards, a 2000 Olympian,
\nwas third 91:55.67).<\/p>\n

200 yard fly<\/b>
\nThe script was decidedly different in the 200 fly, as Alabama freshman Stefan Gherghel came from back in the pack to win an exciting — and surprisingly fast — race. <\/p>\n

Texas freshman Rainer Kendrick took the race out hard, plitting 48.41 at the 100 and leading through the first six laps. Stanford frosh, Matt McDonald, the top qualifier, was second throughout those first 150 yards. Meanwhile, Gherghel, the patient Romanian, bided his time, turning sixth at the 50 and sixth at the 100. On the third 50, he moved up to fourth.<\/p>\n

USC's Jeff Lee took the lead on the seventh lap, but coming home Gherghel ran him down to clinch the win. At the wall, it was Gherghel-1:42.68, Lee-:42.94 and Kendrick 1:43.56.<\/p>\n

10-meter platform diving<\/b>
\nImre Lengyel, of Miami (Florida0 won the platforem diving event with east, scoring 620.25 points. Texas' justin Dumais was second with 577.5, followed by Auburn's Matt Bricker (565.85).<\/p>\n

Troy Dumais finished fifth for Texas, Jonathan Linette was eighth and Harold Hyde 13th.<\/p>\n

That set the stage for the relay… and Texas was champion again.<\/p>\n

FINALS RESULTS
\nEVENT: 15 MEN's 1650 Yard FREESTYLE<\/b> <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 14:26.62 CHRIS THOMPSON MICHIGAN 2001
\nAMERICAN Record: 14:26.62 CHRIS THOMPSON MICHIGAN 2001
\nUS OPEN Record: 14:26.62 CHRIS THOMPSON MICHIGAN 2001
\nPOOL Record: 15:02.92 BEAU WIEBEL GEORGIA 1197
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 15:20.44<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

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

1) VENDT, ERIK JR SOUTHERN CAL. 14:37.48 **
\n :50.52 :53.74 :53.79 :53.60 :53.37 :53.14
\n :53.26 :53.09 :53.19 :53.35 :53.62 :53.76
\n :53.82 :53.32 :53.03 :52.79 :26.09
\n ** POOL Record:
\n 2) COLE, JOHN SO HARVARD 14:39.71
\n :50.76 :53.93 :53.82 :53.87 :53.72 :53.62
\n :53.87 :53.92 :53.93 :53.77 :53.36 :53.31
\n :53.05 :53.22 :52.89 :53.22 :25.45
\n 3) MORTIMER, JUSTIN SO MINNESOTA 14:50.57
\n :51.83 :53.36 :54.12 :53.94 :54.07 :53.63
\n :54.38 :54.25 :54.40 :54.67 :54.73 :54.63
\n :53.83 :54.24 :54.52 :54.37 :25.60
\n 4) MARGALIS, ROBERT FR GEORGIA 14:51.92
\n :51.09 :53.72 :53.91 :53.80 :53.42 :53.41
\n :53.41 :53.53 :53.92 :53.92 :54.47 :55.12
\n :56.02 :56.76 :55.57 :54.49 :25.36
\n 5) NELIGAN, BRENDAN FR MICHIGAN 14:52.11
\n :50.97 :53.75 :53.93 :53.87 :53.92 :53.96
\n :54.23 :54.56 :54.58 :54.95 :54.85 :54.74
\n :54.87 :54.43 :54.77 :54.38 :25.35
\n 6) PRICHARD, IAN SO VIRGINIA 14:52.60
\n :51.05 :54.00 :54.04 :54.16 :54.42 :54.58
\n :54.37 :54.82 :54.83 :54.86 :54.56 :54.82
\n :54.49 :54.45 :54.41 :53.77 :24.97
\n 7) KELLER, KLETE SO SOUTHERN CAL. 14:54.83
\n :50.55 :53.56 :53.88 :53.94 :53.73 :53.82
\n :53.74 :53.94 :54.27 :54.74 :55.40 :55.45
\n :56.17 :55.89 :55.63 :55.85 :24.27
\n 8) AYALON, SHILO JR GEORGIA TECH 14:55.05
\n :52.82 :55.16 :54.98 :54.48 :54.52 :54.46
\n :54.33 :54.49 :54.70 :54.60 :54.38 :54.39
\n :54.99 :54.60 :54.48 :52.66 :25.01
\n 9) DRAKE, JUSTIN JR MICHIGAN 15:00.53
\n :52.58 :54.39 :54.70 :54.54 :54.49 :54.86
\n :54.35 :54.45 :54.64 :54.78 :55.54 :55.38
\n :55.54 :56.04 :55.54 :53.53 :25.18
\n 10) CLEMENTS, KEVIN SR AUBURN 15:01.12
\n :50.91 :53.91 :54.72 :54.94 :55.57 :55.64
\n :55.04 :55.04 :54.90 :55.03 :54.93 :54.80
\n :55.11 :55.38 :55.07 :54.47 :25.66
\n 11) KETCHUM, DAN SO MICHIGAN 15:03.55
\n :52.54 :56.06 :55.85 :55.78 :55.78 :55.51
\n :55.92 :55.46 :55.06 :55.20 :54.84 :55.15
\n :54.71 :54.41 :54.22 :52.66 :24.40
\n 12) duRAND, GEORGE FR TENNESSEE 15:09.75
\n :52.71 :55.45 :55.32 :55.33 :55.13 :55.17
\n :55.03 :55.10 :55.07 :55.19 :55.18 :55.62
\n :55.36 :55.76 :55.86 :55.55 :26.92
\n 13) SORLIEN, MATT SO STANFORD 15:12.48
\n :53.47 :55.84 :56.18 :55.77 :55.61 :55.27
\n :55.23 :54.68 :54.94 :54.92 :55.03 :55.45
\n :55.98 :55.91 :55.62 :55.56 :27.02
\n 14) DeMARCO, DANIEL JR VIRGINIA 15:12.67
\n :52.52 :54.15 :54.83 :54.96 :55.23 :55.41
\n :55.51 :55.69 :56.07 :55.96 :55.93 :56.25
\n :56.35 :56.03 :55.84 :55.69 :26.25
\n 15) EVERMAN, JOEL SR SOUTHERN CAL. 15:13.85
\n :53.08 :55.55 :55.52 :55.56 :55.93 :55.71
\n :55.88 :55.87 :55.76 :55.83 :55.78 :55.65
\n :55.44 :55.74 :55.67 :55.02 :25.86
\n 16) HURD, ANDREW FR MICHIGAN 15:14.21
\n :52.03 :54.65 :54.87 :55.12 :55.22 :55.26
\n :55.39 :55.60 :55.58 :55.81 :55.92 :56.07
\n :56.28 :56.55 :56.68 :56.12 :27.06
\n 17) JONES, BENJAMIN FR AUBURN 15:15.17
\n :51.97 :55.32 :56.00 :55.59 :55.65 :55.37
\n :55.50 :55.64 :55.95 :56.03 :55.87 :56.37
\n :56.34 :56.18 :55.84 :54.80 :26.75
\n 18) SCHULTE, MICHAEL SR YALE 15:15.66
\n :52.66 :55.63 :55.44 :55.36 :55.82 :56.20
\n :55.23 :55.76 :55.96 :55.74 :56.23 :56.25
\n :56.39 :55.64 :55.78 :55.51 :26.06
\n 19) WARKENTIN, MARK SR SOUTHERN CAL. 15:16.47
\n :51.85 :55.33 :55.30 :55.55 :56.07 :56.15
\n :56.08 :56.13 :56.37 :56.50 :56.37 :56.29
\n :55.88 :55.47 :55.81 :55.47 :25.85
\n 20) GALLOWAY, JAMES JR AUBURN 15:16.78
\n :52.93 :56.02 :56.24 :56.10 :56.12 :55.95
\n :55.95 :55.83 :55.96 :55.94 :55.31 :55.43
\n :55.48 :55.47 :55.93 :55.50 :26.62
\n 21) KEVORKIAN, ARAM FR ARIZONA 15:17.27
\n :51.91 :55.37 :55.33 :55.52 :55.91 :56.06
\n :56.21 :56.02 :56.24 :56.40 :56.56 :56.57
\n :56.49 :55.92 :56.06 :55.05 :25.65
\n 22) SICILIANO, TIM SR MICHIGAN 15:18.46
\n :52.89 :55.24 :55.16 :55.41 :55.48 :55.35
\n :55.87 :56.18 :56.29 :55.94 :56.10 :56.10
\n :56.69 :56.32 :56.29 :55.97 :27.18
\n 23) KIRK, PAUL FR PENN STATE 15:21.61
\n :53.04 :55.97 :56.33 :56.26 :56.58 :56.52
\n :56.67 :56.26 :56.31 :56.32 :56.06 :56.28
\n :56.08 :55.93 :55.98 :54.99 :26.03
\n 24) PULLIN, JAMES JR TEXAS 15:25.90
\n :54.13 :55.81 :56.10 :55.05 :55.18 :55.52
\n :55.91 :55.17 :55.72 :56.55 :56.47 :57.16
\n :57.08 :57.79 :57.92 :57.03 :27.31
\n 25) NYLANDER, EVAN SO TENNESSEE 15:36.93
\n :53.24 :56.26 :56.67 :56.81 :56.79 :56.58
\n :57.25 :57.19 :57.13 :57.31 :57.93 :57.10
\n :57.71 :57.54 :57.33 :56.92 :27.17
\n 26) LIMKEMANN, ERIC SO PITTSBURGH 15:47.10
\n :52.68 :55.79 :55.21 :55.71 :56.03 :56.29
\n :57.06 :57.85 :58.00 :58.45 :58.92 :59.23
\n :59.54 :59.38 :59.29 :59.02 :28.65 <\/p>\n

FINALS RESULTS
\nEVENT: 16 MEN's 200 Yard BACKSTROKE<\/b> <\/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: 1:44.97 ROBERT BREWER GEORGIA 1997
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 1:45.65<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) ROGAN, MARKUS SO STANFORD 1:41.52 1:41.14**
\n :23.84 :25.58 :25.99 :25.73
\n ** POOL Record:
\n 2) MARSHALL, PETER SO STANFORD 1:42.24 1:41.85
\n :23.46 :25.96 :26.54 :25.89
\n 3) HAMPLEMAN, KIRK SR AUBURN 1:42.49 1:42.57
\n :24.34 :26.10 :25.94 :26.19
\n 4) JANSEN, MICHAEL SR FLORIDA 1:42.26 1:42.95
\n :24.05 :25.69 :26.02 :27.19
\n 5) KELLAM, CHRIS SO FLORIDA 1:42.92 1:43.00
\n :24.57 :26.38 :26.57 :25.48
\n 6) HUNT, RAYMOND SO AUBURN 1:42.45 1:43.34
\n :24.77 :25.91 :26.49 :26.17
\n 7) HARCSAS, CHRISTIAN JR ARIZONA STATE 1:43.11 1:44.07
\n :24.94 :26.73 :26.66 :25.74
\n 8) LIM, ALEX SO CALIFORNIA 1:43.02 1:44.27
\n :23.92 :26.08 :26.93 :27.34 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) SOUTHER, KRIS SR ARIZONA 1:43.37 1:42.70
\n :23.98 :25.47 :26.19 :27.06
\n 10) WAGNER, LUKE SO VIRGINIA 1:43.40 1:43.70
\n :24.58 :25.93 :26.47 :26.72
\n 11) FALTRACO, JOEY SO KENTUCKY 1:43.96 1:44.33
\n :24.50 :26.12 :26.67 :27.04
\n 12) SWANSON, ANTHONY NORTHWESTERN 1:43.59 1:44.46
\n :24.23 :26.03 :27.12 :27.08
\n 13) LINDSAY, MARC SR GEORGIA 1:43.87 1:44.52
\n :24.60 :26.43 :27.08 :26.41
\n 14) SHEVCHIK, DAN SR HARVARD 1:44.72 1:44.78
\n :25.22 :26.48 :26.80 :26.28
\n 15) OSBORN, PETER FR GEORGIA 1:44.81 1:45.87
\n :25.18 :26.84 :27.15 :26.70
\n 16) KARR, JONATHON SR AUBURN 1:44.86 1:46.06
\n :24.72 :26.73 :27.06 :27.55 <\/p>\n

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

NCAA Record: :41.80 ERVIN \/ BIONDI CALIFORNIA 01 \/ 87
\nAMERICAN Record: :41.80 ERVIN \/ BIONDI CALIFORNIA 01 \/ 87
\nUS OPEN Record: :41.80 ERVIN \/ BIONDI CALIFORNIA 01 \/ 87
\nPOOL Record: :43.20 BROCK NEWMAN AUBURN 1997
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: :44.07<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) ERVIN, ANTHONY JR CALIFORNIA :42.33 :41.62**
\n :19.76 :21.86
\n ** NCAA Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record: POOL Record:
\n 2) DRAGANJA, DUJE FR CALIFORNIA :42.48 :42.22
\n :19.99 :22.23
\n 3) SCHOEMAN, ROLAND SR ARIZONA :42.61 :42.80
\n :20.03 :22.77
\n 4) BAL, RANDALL JR STANFORD :43.47 :42.96
\n :20.60 :22.36
\n 5) LaFLEUR, ERIC SO ARIZONA :43.22 :43.51
\n :21.12 :22.39
\n 6) ANDERSON, LUKE SO VIRGINIA :43.39 :43.52
\n :20.86 :22.66
\n 7) MACEDO, MATTHEW SR CALIFORNIA :43.40 :43.69
\n :20.99 :22.70
\n 8) ODENDAAL, HENDRIK SR FLORIDA :43.35 :43.73
\n :21.05 :22.68 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) CROCKER, IAN SO TEXAS :43.64 :43.01
\n :20.75 :22.26
\n 10) JAYME, CARLOS SO FLORIDA :43.50 :43.28
\n :20.61 :22.67
\n 11) KEMP, CHRIS JR TEXAS :43.49 :43.47
\n :20.94 :22.53
\n 12) SCHNELL, ANDREW SO STANFORD :43.48 :43.63
\n :21.05 :22.58
\n 13) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN FR AUBURN :43.48 :43.78
\n :20.94 :22.84
\n 14) SILKAITIS, TERRY FR MINNESOTA :43.57 :43.80
\n :21.31 :22.49
\n 15) CASTRO, RODRIGO SR SOUTHERN CAL. :43.49 :43.90
\n :21.34 :22.56
\n 16) KIDD, MATTHEW FR AUBURN :43.53 :44.47
\n :21.28 :23.19 <\/p>\n

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

NCAA Record: 1:53.11 BRENDAN HANSEN TEXAS 2001
\nAMERICAN Record: 1:53.11 BRENDAN HANSEN TEXAS 2001
\nUS OPEN Record: 1:53.11 BRENDAN HANSEN TEXAS 2001
\nPOOL Record: 1:55.42 JEREMY LINN TENNESSEE 1997
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 1:59.49<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) HANSEN, BRENDAN SO TEXAS 1:54.18 1:52.88**
\n :25.27 :28.57 :29.22 :29.82
\n ** NCAA Record: AMERICAN Record: US OPEN Record: POOL Record:
\n 2) BRUCE, MICHAEL SO STANFORD 1:56.60 1:54.81
\n :25.92 :29.21 :29.59 :30.09
\n 3) SALYARDS, KYLE SO GEORGIA 1:56.05 1:55.67
\n :25.96 :29.35 :29.90 :30.46
\n 4) MARSHALL, GARY SO VIRGINIA 1:55.93 1:56.33
\n :26.26 :29.10 :30.06 :30.91
\n 4) HACKLER, JEFF JR MINNESOTA 1:56.29 1:56.33
\n :26.36 :29.55 :29.98 :30.44
\n 6) BREE, ANDREW SO TENNESSEE 1:56.93 1:56.56
\n :26.48 :29.67 :30.10 :30.31
\n 7) HOPWOOD, JEFF JR MICHIGAN 1:57.29 1:56.59
\n :26.45 :29.65 :30.19 :30.30
\n 8) GANGLOFF, MARK SO AUBURN 1:57.05 1:57.16
\n :26.40 :29.17 :30.52 :31.07 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) EKHOFF, LUKE SO WASHINGTON 1:58.18 1:56.13
\n :26.78 :29.62 :29.43 :30.30
\n 10) QUINN, SEAN JR NORTH CAROLINA 1:57.40 1:57.02
\n :27.17 :29.65 :29.91 :30.29
\n 11) BLOCH, CHEYNE SO HAWAII 1:57.69 1:57.35
\n :26.49 :30.39 :30.04 :30.43
\n 12) FLORES, BAYANI SR CALIFORNIA 1:57.39 1:58.24
\n :26.77 :30.29 :30.30 :30.88
\n 13) CALHOUN, PATRICK JR AUBURN 1:58.79 1:58.51
\n :26.33 :30.02 :30.69 :31.47
\n 14) BINKLEY, ROSS JR TEXAS 1:58.86 1:59.01
\n :27.17 :30.69 :30.57 :30.58
\n 15) FORREST, CHRIS SR MINNESOTA 1:58.59 1:59.40
\n :27.45 :30.51 :30.46 :30.98
\n CARON, JUSTIN JR AUBURN 1:58.08 DISQUAL
\n :27.56 :30.32 :30.40 DISQUAL <\/p>\n

FINALS RESULTS
\nEVENT: 19 MEN's 200 Yard BUTTERFLY <\/b> <\/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: 1:44.74 HEATH EDWARDS GEORGIA 1997
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 1:46.52<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) GHERGHEL, IOAN FR ALABAMA 1:44.35 1:42.68**
\n :23.67 :26.60 :26.22 :26.19
\n ** POOL Record:
\n 2) LEE, JEFF JR SOUTHERN CAL. 1:44.34 1:42.94
\n :23.33 :26.07 :26.94 :26.60
\n 3) KENDRICK, RAINER FR TEXAS 1:44.11 1:43.56
\n :22.59 :25.82 :26.75 :28.40
\n 4) McDONALD, MATT FR STANFORD 1:44.00 1:44.04
\n :23.16 :26.13 :26.74 :28.01
\n 5) MAHANEY, ANDREW SO GEORGIA 1:44.32 1:44.17
\n :23.78 :26.76 :26.71 :26.92
\n 6) SHERRARD, DUNCAN SR FLORIDA 1:44.62 1:44.32
\n :23.83 :26.31 :26.55 :27.63
\n 7) DASH, JEFF JR ARIZONA 1:44.46 1:44.42
\n :23.25 :26.66 :26.94 :27.57
\n 8) O'CONNOR, KELLAN NORTHWESTERN 1:44.48 1:44.58
\n :23.21 :26.19 :26.90 :28.28 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) VELOZ, JUAN SO ARIZONA 1:44.75 1:43.93
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\n :23.96 :26.72 :27.07 :27.05
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\n :23.97 :26.82 :27.14 :26.99
\n 13) MONTAGUE, JOE SR TEXAS 1:45.86 1:44.96
\n :23.62 :26.70 :26.85 :27.79
\n 14) SIOUI, STEPHEN FR FLORIDA 1:45.83 1:45.76
\n :24.01 :26.69 :27.34 :27.72
\n 15) RAAB, MICHAEL FR VIRGINIA 1:44.72 1:45.79
\n :23.84 :26.82 :27.25 :27.88
\n 16) KNOWLES, JEREMY SO AUBURN 1:45.57 1:46.16
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FINALS RESULTS
\nEVENT: 20 MEN's PLATFORM DIVING <\/p>\n

OPTIONAL LIMITED
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\n 12 WILCOCK, JUSTIN JR BRIGHAM YOUNG 323.05 481.10
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\n 14 OJEDA, OMAR SR ARIZONA 311.00 456.10
\n 15 ANDERSON, JOSH SO ARIZONA 299.40 454.80
\n 16 CHRISANDER, SIMON SR IOWA 300.00 439.05<\/p>\n

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\n 20 CARLTON, MARC SO INDIANA 249.05 401.70
\n 21 EVEN, JESSE SR TEXAS A&M 264.70 400.85
\n 22 DeMOND, KENT FR PRINCETON 264.95 398.15
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\n 24 JONES, PHIL FR TENNESSEE 211.10 318.40<\/p>\n

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

NCAA Record: 2:49.80 TEXAS 2001
\nAMERICAN Record: 2:49.80 TEXAS 2001
\nUS OPEN Record: 2:49.80 TEXAS 2001
\nPOOL Record: 2:53.28 AUBURN 1997
\nQUALIFYING FOR THIS MEET: 2:56.39<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

RANK PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

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\n 1) KEMP, CHRIS JR :43.54 3) CICCARELLI, RYAN SR :43.73
\n 2) HANNAN, TOM SR :43.40 4) CROCKER, IAN SO :42.06<\/p>\n

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\n 1) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN FR :43.58 3) GIBB, DEREK FR :43.39
\n 2) KIDD, MATTHEW FR :42.64 4) KIRKLAND, WESLEY FR :43.37<\/p>\n

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\n 1) LaFLEUR, ERIC SO :43.79 3) JEFFERS, BYRON SO :43.46
\n 2) SCHOEMAN, ROLAND SR :41.99 4) LEASSNER, MAX FR :43.85<\/p>\n

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\n 1) CASTRO, RODRIGO SR :43.72 3) KELLER, KLETE SO :43.03
\n 2) LEE, JEFF JR :43.41 4) KEREKJARTO, TAMAS SR :43.71<\/p>\n

7) FLORIDA 2:54.90 2:53.91
\n 1) JAYME, CARLOS SO :43.57 3) MANGABEIRA, GABRIE FR :43.67
\n 2) ODENDAAL, HENDRIK SR :43.00 4) SIOUI, STEPHEN FR :43.67<\/p>\n

8) MICHIGAN 2:54.73 2:57.29
\n 1) MANGIERI, GARRETT JR :44.25 3) WATLAND, JORDAN SR :44.92
\n 2) KURTH, TONY JR :44.12 4) KETCHUM, DAN SO :44.00<\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) PENN STATE 2:55.52 2:55.23
\n 1) BOTES, EUGENE JR :43.43 3) SCHIERHORN, MARTIN SR :44.21
\n 2) MOLETTIERE, BOB SR :43.66 4) MINNIER, TODD SO :43.93<\/p>\n

10) MINNESOTA 2:56.24 2:55.37
\n 1) SILKAITIS, TERRY FR :43.74 3) ONG, ALLEN JR :43.81
\n 2) TAYLOR, MATT JR :43.77 4) SMOLINSKI, TODD JR :44.05<\/p>\n

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\n 1) KERPELMAN, ADAM SO :44.98 3) WAGNER, LUKE SO :43.86
\n 2) ANDERSON, LUKE SO :43.75 4) HAAG, JONATHAN SO :44.17<\/p>\n

12) ARIZONA STATE 2:55.54 2:56.87
\n 1) BRUNELLI, NICK SO :44.09 3) ZAABADKICK, BOBBY JR :44.38
\n 2) MEADOWS, GAVIN SR :44.07 4) MacDONALD, SIMON SR :44.33<\/p>\n

13) TEXAS A&M 2:56.95 2:57.09
\n 1) KENNEDY, PATRICK SR :45.10 3) TAYLOR, ROBBIE FR :44.01
\n 2) ROSE, MATT SO :43.18 4) BLANCHARD, DAN FR :44.80<\/p>\n

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\n 1) ANDERSEN, JAKOB SO :44.73 3) TOZER, NICK FR :45.30
\n 2) WEGHORST, MATT SR :43.38 4) NEWTON, JONATHON SO :44.08<\/p>\n

15) PITTSBURGH 2:57.26 2:57.62
\n 1) von BODUNGEN, MAX SR :45.08 3) WEBBER, ADAM SO :44.88
\n 2) GRUBE, MICHAEL JR :43.78 4) HEATH, MIAH SR :43.88<\/p>\n

16) GEORGIA 2:58.08 2:58.10
\n 1) KINTZ, NICOLAS SR :44.84 3) BRADO, MATT JR :44.46
\n 2) GAGNON, JASON SR :44.50 4) LINDSAY, MARC SR :44.30<\/p>\n

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\n 2) STANFORD 501 21) TEXAS A&M 33
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\n 9) MICHIGAN 183 27) HAWAII 11
\n 10) GEORGIA 167 27) GEORGIA TECH 11
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\n 17) HARVARD 42 35) IOWA 2
\n 18) WISCONSIN 41.5 35) DREXEL 2
\n 19) NORTHWESTERN 39 35) PRINCETON 2 <\/p>\n

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\n 2) ROGAN, MARKUS SO STANFORD 55
\n 3) DUMAIS, TROY SR TEXAS 54
\n 3) MARSHALL, PETER SO STANFORD 54
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\n 8) HANSEN, BRENDAN SO TEXAS 45
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