{"id":4480,"date":"2002-11-23T09:38:57","date_gmt":"2002-11-23T14:38:57","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2002\/11\/north-carolina-leads-both-mens-and-womens-team-races-after-day-2-of-nike-cup\/"},"modified":"2014-07-24T20:58:44","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T03:58:44","slug":"north-carolina-leads-both-mens-and-womens-team-races-after-day-2-of-nike-cup","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/north-carolina-leads-both-mens-and-womens-team-races-after-day-2-of-nike-cup\/","title":{"rendered":"North Carolina Leads Both Men’s and Women’s Team Races After Day 2 of NIKE Cup"},"content":{"rendered":"

CHAPEL HILL, NC., November 22. "BREAK up the 'Heels" may well be the rallying cry for the teams in almost futile pursuit of North Carolina after Day 2's action at the 12th annual Nike Cup underway here. <\/p>\n

The meet, which concludes Saturday evening, is taking place in Carolina's Koury Natatorium, site of the 1989 U.S. Swimming Spring Nationals as well as innumerable other major championships since. <\/p>\n

And after two days of splashing, Coach Frank Comfort's Tar Heels are leading in both the women's and men's team races, parlaying their superior depth into what may be insurmoutable leads, especially on the women's side. <\/p>\n

Here UNC leads second-place Virginia Tech, 704 – 392.5, with Michigan an oh-so-close third at 392. <\/p>\n

In the men's race, the margin is considerably closer, with the 'Heels holding a 570-486 advantage over Coach John Trembley's Tennessee Vols. Virginia Tech is third (477). <\/p>\n

Michigan's Lady Wolverines actually had more individual winners this evening (three to UNC's two) but Carolina scored much deeper. The maize and blue also won a relay as did UNC. <\/p>\n

Coach Jim Richardson's Michigan women got the proceedings underway with a meet-record in the 200 medley relay, racing to a 1:41.47-1:44.00 win over host Carolina. The time is an NCAA "B" cut too. <\/p>\n

The Wolverines got a strong leadoff leg from Erin Abbey, who clocked 25.86 for her 50 leadoff. Kelli Stein followed with a 28.39 breast leg, Anne Weilbacher added a quick 24.30 fly leg and anchor Laura Kaznecki brought home the win in 22.92. <\/p>\n

Carolina's Christy Watkins, who set a meet-record last evening en route to the 50 free title (22.49, NCAA auto) anchored in 22.64, fastest split of the race. <\/p>\n

Her teammate, Becky Acker, added a gold in the 400 IM 4:20.52-4:24.32 win over Kansas' Gwen Haley. <\/p>\n

Mihcigan came back to capture the 100 fly as Weilbacher touched in an NCAA "B" cut of 54.20, just off the "A" standard of 54.14 and also just off her pr of 54.13 from last season's NCAAs. South Carolina's Diane Parker, 200 IM champ, was runner-up (pr 54.98) and she too makes the NCAA "B" standard. <\/p>\n

Now it was time for Carolina junior Jessi Perruquet to steal the limelight, and she didn't disappoint. The 'Heels' record-holder in the 200 free and defending Atlantic Coast Conference champ, JP won her specialty in 1:46.40, an NCAA auto cut and just .16 off her meet-record 1:46.24 from last season. <\/p>\n

But she wasn't alone in the pool as Michigan sophomore Amy McCullough also made the NCAA auto-standard with her excellent pr 1:46.89, good for the silver. The Wolverine record is 1:46.37 by former Canadian Olympian Shannon Shakespeare, who swam that time two seasons ago. <\/p>\n

Perruquet's pr is 1:45.65 from last season's NCAAs and that time ranks her second on the all-time ACC list to Clemson's Mitzi Kremer's 1:44.78. Kremer swam that time en route to the NCAA title 13 years ago in Indianapolis. <\/p>\n

Stein then added the 100 breast gold to her resume with an NCAA "B" cut 1:02.26, and teammate Erin Abbey followed suit in the 100 back (55.17). <\/p>\n

UNC's 7:22.95 to win the 800 free relay was good for a "B" cut as was Michigan's runner-up 7:24.03. <\/p>\n

* * * * * <\/p>\n

On the men's side, Virginia Tech, swimming quite well and showing unexpected talent on both sides of the aisle, had a pair of winners. Freshman Anderse Fraha went a solid 48.99 to win the 100 fly over LSU's Mike Totautas (49.03); and soph Kevin Furlong won the 100 breast with a Hokie record 54.51. <\/p>\n

Fraha's time is just off the NCAA "B" standard of 48.74. Furlong's swim is just off the NCAA "A" standard (54.30) but well within the"B" cut, as was runner-up Andrew Bree of Tennessee (54.99). Bree won the 200 IM opening night (1:49.94). <\/p>\n

UNC's highest male finisher was distance specialist Yuri Suguiyama, who took runner-up honors in the 200 free to Kentucky freshman Steve Manley (1:37.91 to 1:38.82). The Tar Heel junior was also second in the 500 free. <\/p>\n

This latter race was won by Vol freshman Casey Dauw in a pr 4:22+, a cool four seconds faster than his old prep pr. <\/p>\n

So what did Dauw do for an encore? How 'bout winning the 400 IM tonight in a pr 3:50.92 to South Carolina's Joey Faltraco's 3:52.49. Dauw had never been under 3:57.0 before this evening. <\/p>\n

If he continues improving s he has here, his coach, Vol boss John Trembley, will soon be drummed right off the coaches' sprint club "honor roll" and out of the "Hall of Fame!" <\/p>\n

The final individual race, the 100 back, went to LSU's Evan Martinec (48.05). He holds the Tiger school-record at47.31 from last season's NCAAs. His winning time was not far off the auto cut of 47.72. <\/p>\n

Tennessee's 6:35.32 to win the 800 free relay was good for a "B" cut and Dauw's 1:37.39 leadoff leg gave him his third pr of the meet. <\/p>\n

— Bill Bell <\/p>\n

TEAM SCORES <\/p>\n

WOMEN: 1. North Carolina 704; 2. Virginia Tech 392.5; 3. Michigan 392; 4. Kansas 344.5; 5. LSU 254; 6. Kentucky 176; 7. NC State 175; 8. East Carolina 172; 9. Syracuse 92; 10. Kenyon 88. <\/p>\n

MEN: 1. North Carolina 570; 2. Tennessee 486; 3. Virginia Tech 477; 4. LSU 277.5; 5. Kentucky 253; 6. NC State 223; 7. Kenyon 174.5; 8. Syracuse 170; 9. East Carolina 153. <\/p>\n

12TH ANNUAL NIKE CUP
\nKOURY NATATORIUM
\nUNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
\nCHAPEL HILL, NC.<\/p>\n

Day Two: NOVEMBER 22, 2002 <\/p>\n

25 YD. POOL <\/p>\n

** NCAA AUTOMATIC CUT <\/p>\n

RESULTS<\/p>\n

Event 13 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 1:43.08 1991 Florida
\n Meinhard, Price, Kerr, Haislett
\n NCAA A: * 1:40.46
\n NCAA B: + 1:43.47
\n School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 University OF Michigan 'A' 1:41.47&
\n 1) Abbey, Erin SR 2) Stein, Kelli JR
\n 3) Weilbacher, Anne JR 4) Kaznecki, Laura SR
\n 25.86 28.39 24.30 22.92
\n 2 North Carolina 'A' 1:44.09
\n 1) Turner, Janna SR 2) Acker, Becky JR
\n 3) Carroll, Emily FR 4) Watkins, Christy SR
\n 26.21 29.35 25.89 22.64
\n 3 Virginia Tech 'A' 1:44.55
\n 1) Furlong, Kelly SR 2) Brielmaier, Jen JR
\n 3) McLaughlin, Jen SR 4) Turner, Jill SR
\n 26.66 29.80 25.11 22.98
\n 4 North Carolina 'B' 1:45.03
\n 1) Nystrand, Meghan FR 2) Bruce, Lizzy FR
\n 3) Chenier, Megan FR 4) Perruquet, Jessi JR
\n 27.35 29.06 25.81 22.81
\n 5 University of Kansas-MV 'A' 1:45.12
\n 1) Sondall, Whitney M JR 2) Johnson, Kristen E JR
\n 3) Gruber, Amy M SO 4) Krueger, Jackie G SO
\n 26.95 29.70 24.65 23.82
\n 6 Louisiana State University-LA 'A' 1:45.14
\n 1) Staak, Lindsay SO 2) Schepens, Cissy SR
\n 3) Leininger, Laura Jo JR 4) Leslie, Donna JR
\n 26.10 30.37 25.06 23.61
\n 7 Virginia Tech 'B' 1:46.26
\n 1) Peterson, Katy SO 2) Sample, Paige SR
\n 3) Yothers, Mandie FR 4) Drolet, Meagan SR
\n 27.00 29.89 25.73 23.64
\n 8 Kenyon College 'A' 1:46.33
\n 25.85 30.18 26.40 23.90<\/p>\n

Event 14 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 1:29.77 1998 North Carolina
\n Brisson, Hall, Shade, Erndl
\n NCAA A: * 1:27.21
\n NCAA B: + 1:29.82
\n School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 University OF Tennessee 'B' 1:29.66&
\n 1) Simpson, Greg SR 2) Burton, Michael SR
\n 3) Fulton, Joshua SO 4) Gueraldi, Renato JR
\n 23.23 24.63 22.11 19.69
\n 2 Virginia Tech 'A' 1:30.20
\n 1) Tozer, Steve SR 2) Furlong, Kevin SO
\n 3) Frahm, Anders FR 4) Lindberg, Chris JR
\n 23.42 24.54 21.94 20.30
\n 3 North Carolina 'A' 1:31.08
\n 1) Owens, Jimmy SO 2) Quinn, Sean S SR
\n 3) Matkovich, Eddy SO 4) Chenier, Michael SR
\n 23.67 25.14 21.93 20.34
\n 4 Kenyon College 'A' 1:31.68
\n 23.35 25.92 22.22 20.19
\n 5 University of Kentucky-KY 'A' 1:31.85
\n 1) Faltraco, Joey M JR 2) Watkins, Roger W SR
\n 3) Cruz, Daniel S SO 4) Gasparovich, Clay T SO
\n 23.47 25.15 22.60 20.63
\n 6 N.C. State University 'A' 1:32.48
\n 1) Cowling, Steven M FR 2) Pursley, Brian J JR
\n 3) Devine, Kevin I SO 4) Dettloff, Scott D FR
\n 23.71 25.73 22.36 20.68
\n 7 University OF Tennessee 'A' 1:32.86
\n 1) Gross, Michael SR 2) Bree, Andrew JR
\n 3) Baxter, Jason SR 4) McDaniel, Cameron SR
\n 23.78 25.15 23.22 20.71
\n 8 Virginia Tech 'B' 1:33.07
\n 1) Alberi, Tom FR 2) Litchfield, Dave JR
\n 3) Leibholz, Felipe SR 4) Moore, Casey FR
\n 24.57 25.10 22.39 21.01<\/p>\n

Event 15 Women 400 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 4:13.73 1997 Melissa Olson, Kentucky
\n NCAA A: * 4:15.12
\n NCAA B: + 4:22.77
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Acker, Becky JR North Carolina 4:23.13 4:20.52+
\n 28.19 31.97 34.15 33.28 36.08 36.33 30.76 29.76
\n 2 Haley, Gwen E SR Kansas-MV 4:23.09 4:24.32
\n 27.73 31.21 35.00 34.41 36.90 37.82 30.79 30.46
\n 3 Williams, Holly FR Ecu 4:24.50 4:27.10
\n 27.35 31.68 32.64 32.14 40.86 41.28 31.10 30.05
\n 4 Smith, Whitney JR North Carolina 4:24.33 4:27.36
\n 28.68 32.50 34.37 33.05 39.74 40.08 30.26 28.68
\nB – Final
\n 9 Burbella, Karen E JR N.C. State 4:24.53 4:22.11+
\n 27.67 31.57 34.03 33.21 37.47 37.66 30.63 29.87
\n 10 Moore, Brennan B FR Kentucky-KY 4:26.44 4:22.31+
\n 27.70 31.81 32.01 31.63 39.62 39.52 30.79 29.23
\n 11 Quinn, Kathleen SO North Carolina 4:25.91 4:24.85
\n 28.84 32.82 32.57 32.11 39.12 39.96 30.03 29.40
\n 12 McDonough, Elyse JR Syracuse 4:27.20 4:25.53
\n 27.53 32.04 33.21 32.82 38.98 39.75 31.13 30.07
\n 13 Koenig, Jess L FR N.C. State 4:26.75 4:25.76
\n 28.04 32.38 34.41 33.16 37.85 38.69 31.15 30.08
\n 14 Cutler, Laura S SO N.C. State 4:27.78 4:27.53
\n 28.59 32.56 34.70 33.87 38.68 38.69 30.82 29.62
\n 15 Commander, Shantel FR Kentucky-KY 4:29.18 4:28.95
\n 29.09 32.53 35.65 33.76 37.38 37.58 32.39 30.57
\n 16 Curran, Caroline G SR N.C. State 4:28.95 4:31.11
\n 29.08 33.23 35.65 34.27 38.95 38.56 31.27 30.10
\n32.18 32.03<\/p>\n

Event 16 Men 400 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 3:48.44 1993 Greg Burgess, Florida
\n NCAA A: * 3:47.29
\n NCAA B: + 3:54.10
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Dauw, Casey FR Tennessee 3:58.76 3:50.92+
\n 24.75 27.86 30.17 29.16 33.79 33.66 26.25 25.28
\n 2 Faltraco, Joey M JR Kentucky-KY 3:57.93 3:52.49+
\n 23.92 27.73 28.11 27.50 35.02 34.90 27.98 27.33
\n 3 Mohr, Stephen SR North Carolina 3:58.74 3:57.93
\n 25.54 28.47 31.15 30.07 34.67 34.83 27.43 25.77
\n 4 Piekarski, Joey JR Virginia Tech 4:01.15 4:09.81
\n 25.02 29.18 32.65 32.84 35.21 35.80 30.07 29.04
\nB – Final
\n 9 Quinn, Sean S SR North Carolina 4:01.32 3:57.85
\n 25.82 29.88 32.18 31.86 31.62 32.27 28.05 26.17
\n 10 Szabo, David JR Virginia Tech 4:02.51 3:59.64
\n 25.26 30.02 31.93 30.90 33.25 33.46 28.54 26.28
\n 11 Cronin, Casey SO Ecu 4:01.59 3:59.86
\n 25.27 28.79 31.09 30.62 34.30 34.66 28.21 26.92
\n 12 Persico, Rob FR Syracuse 4:01.48 4:00.18
\n 24.71 29.17 30.06 29.46 36.33 36.87 27.50 26.08
\n 13 Coble, Casey JR North Carolina 4:02.55 4:00.37
\n 25.08 28.68 31.22 30.88 33.78 35.10 28.46 27.17
\n 14 Mohr, Eric SO North Carolina 4:01.93 4:01.87
\n 24.86 28.29 31.30 30.69 35.41 35.25 28.62 27.45
\n 15 Rojas, Cristian G JR N.C. State 4:01.47 4:05.21
\n 25.44 30.24 30.01 29.83 36.43 37.06 27.80 28.40
\n 16 Fischer, Evan JR Tennessee 4:04.77 4:07.99
\n 25.81 30.37 31.98 31.57 34.08 33.66 31.19 29.33
\n 29.83 29.55<\/p>\n

Event 17 Women 100 Yard Butterfly
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 53.24 1997 Richelle Fox, UNC
\n NCAA A: * 54.14
\n NCAA B: + 55.76
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Weilbacher, Anne JR Michigan 55.16 54.20+
\n 25.77 28.43
\n 2 Parker, Diane SO Ecu 54.99 54.98+
\n 25.76 29.22
\n 3 Leininger, Laura J JR Lsu-LA 55.06 55.06+
\n 26.13 28.93
\n 4 McLaughlin, Jen SR Virginia Tech 55.88 55.67+
\n 26.06 29.61
\nB – Final
\n 9 Watkins, Christy SR North Carolina 56.28 55.56+
\n 25.52 30.04
\n 10 Gruber, Amy M SO Kansas-MV 56.47 56.19
\n 26.09 30.10
\n 11 Weeks, Kelly JR North Carolina 56.25 56.23
\n 26.43 29.80
\n 12 McDonough, Elyse JR Syracuse 56.33 56.47
\n 25.99 30.48
\n 13 Brand, Heather FR Lsu-LA 56.50 56.86
\n 26.28 30.58
\n 14 Yothers, Mandie FR Virginia Tech 56.99 57.06
\n 26.62 30.44
\n 15 Furlong, Kelly SR Virginia Tech 57.08 57.33
\n 26.71 30.62
\n 16 Herman, Allison FR North Carolina 57.14 57.55
\n 26.64 30.91<\/p>\n

Event 18 Men 100 Yard Butterfly
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 47.92 1998 Tucker Shade, UNC
\n NCAA A: * 47.34
\n NCAA B: + 48.76
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Frahm, Anders FR Virginia Tech 49.13 48.99
\n 22.94 26.05
\n 2 Jotautas, Mike SR Lsu-LA 49.48 49.03
\n 22.69 26.34
\n 3 Matkovich, Eddy SO North Carolina 48.91 49.30
\n 22.84 26.46
\n 4 Piantadosi, Brian SR Virginia Tech 49.48 49.52
\n 22.84 26.68
\nB – Final
\n 9 Duda, Andrejs Kenyon 49.58 49.29
\n 23.10 26.19
\n 10 Tozer, Steve SR Virginia Tech 49.67 49.42
\n 23.09 26.33
\n 11 Graves, Jamie JR Tennessee 49.66 49.63
\n 23.45 26.18
\n 12 Cruz, Daniel S SO Kentucky-KY 49.61 49.70
\n 22.83 26.87
\n 13 Anstrom, Mike SO Syracuse 49.77 49.92
\n 23.02 26.90
\n 14 Fulton, Joshua SO Tennessee 50.00 50.30
\n 23.31 26.99
\n 15 Leibholz, Felipe SR Virginia Tech 49.96 50.38
\n 23.42 26.96
\n 16 Dettloff, Scott D FR N.C. State 49.89 50.45
\n 23.90 26.55<\/p>\n

Event 19 Women 200 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 1:46.24 2001 Jessi Perruquet, UNC
\n NCAA A: * 1:47.49
\n NCAA B: + 1:50.71
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Perruquet, Jessi JR North Carolina 1:48.71 1:46.40**
\n 24.59 26.58 27.36 27.87
\n 2 McCullough, Amy SO Michigan 1:48.84 1:46.89**
\n 25.51 27.04 27.47 26.87
\n 3 Turner, Jill SR Virginia Tech 1:50.34 1:50.18+
\n 25.89 28.21 28.21 27.87
\n 4 Weeks, Kelly JR North Carolina 1:51.27 1:50.59+
\n 26.09 27.93 28.33 28.24
\nB – Final
\n 9 Miller, Chrissy A SO Kentucky-KY 1:51.70 1:49.62+
\n 26.55 28.18 27.72 27.17
\n 10 Martin, Leila FR North Carolina 1:52.29 1:51.21
\n 25.77 27.78 28.63 29.03
\n 11 Krueger, Jackie G SO Kansas-MV 1:51.87 1:51.26
\n 25.99 27.98 28.79 28.50
\n 12 Smith, Stephanie JR Lsu-LA 1:52.15 1:51.42
\n 26.58 28.20 28.41 28.23
\n 13 Colver, Aly D SO Kansas-MV 1:52.49 1:52.15
\n 26.18 28.46 28.91 28.60
\n 14 Leslie, Donna JR Lsu-LA 1:52.97 1:52.18
\n 26.35 28.71 29.09 28.03
\n 15 Ozolina, Agnese Kenyon 1:52.83 1:52.29
\n 26.15 28.43 29.03 28.68
\n 16 Gardner, Sarah SO Virginia Tech 1:52.45 1:52.40
\n 26.15 28.61 28.97 28.67<\/p>\n

Event 20 Men 200 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 1:36.61 1995 Alex Voris, Alabama
\n NCAA A: * 1:36.39
\n NCAA B: + 1:39.28
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Manley, Steven J FR Kentucky-KY 1:39.05 1:37.91+
\n 23.24 25.80 24.69 24.18
\n 2 Suguiyama, Yuri JR North Carolina 1:38.99 1:38.82+
\n 23.31 25.25 25.48 24.78
\n 3 Walker, Matt JR Ecu 1:39.53 1:39.00+
\n 23.24 25.35 25.33 25.08
\n 4 Pigassou, Michael JR North Carolina 1:39.46 1:39.61
\n 23.23 25.54 25.43 25.41
\nB – Final
\n 9 Thomas, Jason FR Tennessee 1:40.64 1:39.38
\n 23.84 25.42 25.07 25.05
\n 10 Paez, Francisco SO Lsu-LA 1:39.79 1:39.39
\n 23.00 24.72 25.80 25.87
\n 11 Donato, Justin JR North Carolina 1:40.27 1:39.46
\n 23.13 24.93 25.39 26.01
\n 12 Boon, Read Kenyon 1:40.08 1:39.91
\n 23.34 25.16 25.92 25.49
\n 13 Gustafson, Tyler FR Tennessee 1:40.16 1:40.00
\n 23.27 25.36 26.03 25.34
\n 14 Minartz, Jan SO Lsu-LA 1:40.85 1:40.84
\n 23.84 25.41 26.03 25.56
\n 15 Nylander, Evan JR Tennessee 1:41.00 1:40.94
\n 23.63 25.80 26.00 25.51
\n 16 Simpson, Greg SR Tennessee 1:41.06 1:42.37
\n 24.46 26.59 25.71 25.61<\/p>\n

Event 21 Women 100 Yard Breaststroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 1:01.71 1991 Shannon Price, Florida
\n NCAA A: * 1:02.07
\n NCAA B: + 1:03.93
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Stein, Kelli JR Michigan 1:03.29 1:02.26+
\n 29.68 32.58
\n 2 Bruce, Lizzy FR North Carolina 1:04.42 1:03.07+
\n 29.67 33.40
\n 3 Acker, Becky JR North Carolina 1:03.93 1:03.40+
\n 29.86 33.54
\n 4 Lindgren, Meredith FR Ecu 1:03.96 1:03.77+
\n 29.99 33.78
\nB – Final
\n 9 Turner, Janna SR North Carolina 1:04.95 1:04.20
\n 30.30 33.90
\n 10 Schepens, Cissy SR Lsu-LA 1:05.02 1:04.50
\n 30.91 33.59
\n 10 Johnson, Kristen E JR Kansas-MV 1:04.77 1:04.50
\n 30.31 34.19
\n 12 Commander, Shantel FR Kentucky-KY 1:05.01 1:04.79
\n 30.72 34.07
\n 13 Brielmaier, Jen JR Virginia Tech 1:04.58 1:04.82
\n 30.25 34.57
\n 14 Parker, Diane SO Ecu 1:04.95 1:05.19
\n 30.00 35.19
\n 15 Burke, Kelly SO Virginia Tech 1:05.32 1:05.45
\n 30.68 34.77
\n 16 Isaac, Miranda L SO Kansas-MV 1:04.73 1:05.55
\n 31.05 34.50<\/p>\n

Event 22 Men 100 Yard Breaststroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 54.18 1996 Jeremy Linn, Tennessee
\n NCAA A: * 54.30
\n NCAA B: + 55.92
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Furlong, Kevin SO Virginia Tech 54.84 54.51+
\n 25.22 29.29
\n 2 Bree, Andrew JR Tennessee 56.17 54.99+
\n 25.85 29.14
\n 3 Raymond, Spencer JR Syracuse 55.74 55.97
\n 26.10 29.87
\n 4 Litchfield, Dave JR Virginia Tech 56.23 56.01
\n 25.91 30.10
\nB – Final
\n 9 Quinn, Sean S SR North Carolina 56.63 55.46+
\n 26.27 29.19
\n 10 Pursley, Brian J JR N.C. State 56.43 55.47+
\n 25.92 29.55
\n 11 Yeager, Rob J SO N.C. State 56.72 56.20
\n 26.41 29.79
\n 12 Watkins, Roger W SR Kentucky-KY 56.32 56.41
\n 26.19 30.22
\n 13 Piekarski, Joey JR Virginia Tech 56.31 56.55
\n 26.31 30.24
\n 14 Fischer, Evan JR Tennessee 57.33 57.72
\n 27.45 30.27
\n 15 Szabo, David JR Virginia Tech 56.90 58.17
\n 27.22 30.95
\n 16 Rucker, Matthew SO Lsu-LA 57.22 58.40
\n 26.75 31.65<\/p>\n

Event 23 Women 100 Yard Backstroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 54.00 1992 Janie Wagstaff, Florida
\n NCAA A: * 55.15
\n NCAA B: + 56.80
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Abbey, Erin SR Michigan 56.25 55.17+
\n 26.73 28.44
\n 2 Staak, Lindsay SO Lsu-LA 56.93 56.17+
\n 27.53 28.64
\n 3 Chetcuti-McLean, J FR Kentucky-KY 56.85 56.61+
\n 27.15 29.46
\n 4 Peterson, Katy SO Virginia Tech 56.89 57.20
\n 27.50 29.70
\nB – Final
\n 9 Galloway, Beth Kenyon 57.19 56.47+
\n 27.61 28.86
\n 10 Siegele, Jessica L SO Kentucky-KY 57.47 56.89
\n 27.41 29.48
\n 11 Gruber, Amy M SO Kansas-MV 57.30 57.09
\n 27.71 29.38
\n 12 Johnson, Sara JR Michigan 57.81 57.44
\n 28.01 29.43
\n 13 Turner, Jill SR Virginia Tech 58.03 57.57
\n 28.18 29.39
\n 14 Nystrand, Meghan FR North Carolina 58.05 57.81
\n 28.20 29.61
\n 15 Sondall, Whitney M JR Kansas-MV 57.80 58.05
\n 27.81 30.24
\n 16 Furlong, Kelly SR Virginia Tech 57.68 58.08
\n 27.74 30.34<\/p>\n

Event 24 Men 100 Yard Backstroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Nike Cup: & 46.72 1991 Martin Zubero, Florida
\n NCAA A: * 47.72
\n NCAA B: + 49.15
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Martinec, Evan JR Lsu-LA 49.82 48.05+
\n 23.34 24.71
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\n Walker, Magill, Wilding, Haislett
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\n 1) Smith, Whitney JR 2) Martin, Leila FR
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\n 27.08 28.72 28.88 28.59 25.11 28.31 29.39 29.29
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\n Webber, Siler, Grube, Von Bodungen
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\n 23.73 25.55 25.24 25.92 23.09 25.33 25.66 25.81
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\n 1) Jamerson, Trevor FR 2) Frahm, Anders FR
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\n 23.42 26.23 26.21 25.96 23.57 25.44 26.29 26.73
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