{"id":5008,"date":"2003-02-21T07:57:06","date_gmt":"2003-02-21T12:57:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2003\/02\/ncaa-div-i-tigers-roar-take-commanding-leads-at-sec-champs\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T06:47:59","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T13:47:59","slug":"ncaa-div-i-tigers-roar-take-commanding-leads-at-sec-champs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/ncaa-div-i-tigers-roar-take-commanding-leads-at-sec-champs\/","title":{"rendered":"NCAA Div. I: Tigers Roar, Take Commanding Leads at SEC Champs"},"content":{"rendered":"

AUBURN, Ala., February 20. WHO'LL stop the Tigers?<\/p>\n

Perhaps Florida or Georgia's women, perhaps Florida's men — but don't bet the farm on it.<\/p>\n

Coach David Marsh's Auburn ladies' and men's Tigers, the foremr defending NCAA champs, the latter winners of eight of the last nine Southeastern Conference Championships, have the lead after Day 2 of the SEC title meet here: and it's gonna' take some doing to knock off the champs.<\/p>\n

The women lead Georgia, 287.5-235, with defending champ Florida third (197). Ninety points is not an insurmountable advantage to overcome with half the meet's events still to be contested, but Florida does indeed have a tough road to hoe, as does Georgia — which won NCAAs from 1999 through '01.<\/p>\n

On the men's side, Auburn has a 306.5-237 lead over the Gators with Georgia (173) and Tennessee (170) next in line.<\/p>\n

Building on Wednesday's success, which saw the Tigers win three of the four relays and set U.S. Open\/NCAA records en route to golds in the women's 200 medley-800 free relays, Auburn carted home six titles and two SEC more records tonight.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis morning\u2019s events really set up the day for us,\u201d Marsh said. \u201cThe men started off well with B.J. Jones. He has established himself as the hardest worker on the team, so he deserves all that he gets. He set the tone this morning.<\/p>\n

\u201cTonight Magda (Dyszkiewicz) and Heather Kemp set the tone for the women. Those two continue to step up for us during key times. The men\u2019s 200 IM was the point-getter for us tonight. Justin Caron really stepped up for us in that event. We are in the position that we would like to be in.\u201d<\/p>\n

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

Starting off, Florida won the night's opening event as SaraMcLarty went a pr and national No. 2 4:41.10 to win the 500 free — up a spot from her second-place last season. McLarty, who leads the nation in the 1000 free and is defending SEC 200 fly champ, has come of age this season and will be among the favorites in this race at NCAAs. <\/p>\n

Her time ranks her second to Cal's Natalie Coughlin's 4:37.62 from the Tiger Invitational last December in this same pool. It's unlikely the Golden Bear NCAA champ will opt to swim this race at NCAAs here in another month so — depending on what happens at Pac-10s in Federal Way next weekend — McLarty could wind up seeded No. 1.<\/p>\n

Dyszkiewicz's 4:43.87 in the heats was just a bit better than her finals time of 4:44.13 that won her the silver. Her pr is 4:41.92 from NCAAs two years ago. Arkansas' Whitney Lynn (third, pr 4:44.35); Kemp (4:44.81 with a pr 4:44.40 in the heats) and Florida's Meredith Green (fifth, 4:45.36) all made the "A" cut of 4:45.71.<\/p>\n

In the men's 500, Georgia's Robert Margalis went a nation-leading 4:17.99 for the gold with Florida's defending NCAA 200 free champ, Adam Sioui, hot on his heels (pr 4:18.07). Tiger sophomore B.J. Jones came up with a solid third-place performance 4:18.26, second-fastest in Auburn history and a pr by several seconds. <\/p>\n

Margalis' pr and Bulldog record is 4:16.12 from last year's NCAAs and he, Sioul and Jones all made the "A" cut of 4:19.72. <\/p>\n

\u201cThe 500 freestyle is one of my favorite races,\u201d Dyszkiewicz said. \u201cIt was a personal goal of mine to come in and be on the winner\u2019s platform in the SECs since I have never been there before. I\u2019m happy to achieve this goal and I\u2019m looking forward to swimming it again at NCAAs.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Auburn men pulled away in the points standings in the 200-yard individual medley as five qualified for the championship finals and one in the consolation finals. Auburn freshman George Bovell claimed the title in a nation-leading 1:44.21.<\/p>\n

Bovell, a Trinidadian Olympian and World Championships 200 IM finalist while still at Bolles School two summers ago, not only ranks No. 1 nationally but he's now No. 2 all-time among SEC swimmers. Only Gator Greg Burgess' formerAmerican\/NCAA record of 1:43.52 is faster among conference athletes and that standard may not be around too much longer. Bovell is now 12th all-time (performances) and eight-fastest performer.<\/p>\n

He was followed by teammate Mark Gangloff in third (1:46.31) and Eric Shanteau in fourth (pr 1:46.43), Gangloff's been 1:45.45 last season.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019ve been swimming really well lately, so tonight I swam hard and it paid off,\u201d Bovell said. \u201cThis meet was a little intimidating for me. This meet is a little more intense than the ones I have swum in before. It feels awesome to come in and win in my first SEC Championship.\u201d<\/p>\n

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

Auburn senior Maggie Bowen has been there, done that. She's defending World 200 IM champ, double-defending NCAA champ in the 200 IM, winner of the 400 IM too last season…in short, she's far and away Auburn's most decorated and successful female swimmer ever. (Ex-Tiger Ambrose Gaines IV — Rowdy — quadruple Olympic gold-medalist at Los Angeles, is arguably the school's greatest swimmer period.)<\/p>\n

In any event, Bowen showed that senioritis has not set in with her as she shattered her SEC record in the 200 IM with a 1:55.73. — No. 1 nationally — and sixth on the all-time performances' list (she's got Nos. 1-2 and now 6).<\/p>\n

Bowen\u2019s old conference record, set last year at Arkansas, was 1:56.51. Bowen also blasted the James E. Martin Aquatics Center record, set in 2000 by former Georgia All-American\/NCAA champ Kristy Kowal (1:57.96).<\/p>\n

Bowen split 26.05, 54.86 (28.81), 1:27.96 (33.10) and 1:55.73 (27.77). When she set the current American\/
\nNCAA record at Austin last March (NCAAs), she split 25.76, 54.54 (28.78), 1:26.88 (32.34) and 1:53.91 (27.03).<\/p>\n

But tonight's swim was just a warm-up, a get in the water and get it done swim. A mere prelude to the business at hand here a month from now.<\/p>\n

Auburn went on to collect more points in the 200 IM as Coventry captured second in a personal-best 1:58.96. Auburn\u2019s Lauren Duerk took seventh in 2:01.68 (pr 2:00.88p) and Leslie Lunsmann finished eighth in 2:02.08.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhen I win, I know that it helps my team towards our ultimate goal for this meet, which is winning. There\u2019s a certain pressure to win, but I like it,\u201d Bowen said.
\n\u201cPeople probably expect me to have a certain amount of fear about defending my title, but it actually helps me psych up for the race.\u201d<\/p>\n

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

Dating back to the days of John Edgar, John Trembley, Lee Engstgrom, Andy Coan and Rowdy Gaines, the SEC has always been known as a "sprinters'" conference.<\/p>\n

It was true then and its equally true today as the 50 frees show. The women's was all Ritzy, as in Georgia's defending NCAA champ-American record-holder Maritza Correeia, who set an SEC record in the heats (21.92, No. 1 nationally) and won at night in 21,93.<\/p>\n

The old SEC record was 22.31 by Correia from last season's championship. Her prelim swim equals the sixth-best performance ever and her finals' time is seventh. She's also now the fastest sprinter in collegiate conference competition, breaking the old mark of 22.00 by Texas' Colleen Lanne from the Big 12s at Austin two years ago.<\/p>\n

Auburn's Eileen Coporropa splashed to a pr and Tiger-record 22.07 for the silver and teammate Becky Short (22.44 with a pr 22.19 in the heats) was third. NCAA auto is 22.89.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt was a pretty tough race,\u201d Coparropa said. \u201cI was focused on getting my time better for both myself and my team. All I wanted to do was help the team out. It was my best time by far, and I am really excited about NCAAs. I can\u2019t wait to race in them.\u201d The former Auburn record was a 22.18 by Katie Taylor from the '97 NCAAs at Indianapolis.<\/p>\n

(Correia set the record en route to the 100 free gold at last season's NCAAs, only to have Coughlin lead off Cal's 400 free relay some 30 minutes later and break the record with her 47.47. Correia won in 47.56.)<\/p>\n

(Coughlin didn't swim the 100 free, opting instead for the 200 back, where she broke her own American\/NCAA record that she had set the previous year.)<\/p>\n

On the men's side, Tiger freshman Fred Bousquet — a Frenchman who only joined the team some six weeks ago and who, prior to January, had never even SEEN let alone swum in a 25 yard pool — was not fazed in the least as he won in a pr and national No. 2 19.57.<\/p>\n

"What, me worry?" Bousquet probably thought as he mounted the blocks for the finals next to top-qualifier Renato Gueraldi of Tennessee (pr 19.41). <\/p>\n

He swam, he won and now he's No. 2, at least until a certain Mr. Ervin and a certain Mr. Cavic and a certain Mr. Draganja — all of Cal — have their
\n"showdown at the ol' water hole" (aka the Pac-10 Championships) at Belmont Plaza in two weeks. Still, 19.57 is a truly outstanding conference time.<\/p>\n

Gueraldi was second (19.59) with Gator Carlos Jayme, a childhood pal of Gueraldi's while the duo were growing up in Brazil a decade-plus ago, was third (19.77). Auburn soph Ryan Wochomurka (19.78) was fourth and he swam a pr 19.69 in the heats.<\/p>\n

The NCAA "A" cut is 19.74 and Jayme made it leading off Florida's 200 free relay (19.70).<\/p>\n

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

Auburn\u2019s Ashley Rubenstein entered the evening\u2019s competition on the 1-meter springboard in first-place and held the lead going into the final dive by a slight two-point lead. However, Tennessee\u2019s Jaime Sanger earned near-perfect scores on her final dive and won by three points, 323.25-to-320.30.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis was by far my best score in SECs,\u201d Rubenstein said. \u201cIt\u2019s so exciting to know that I\u2019m helping our team to win. I\u2019m just thrilled to help everyone on this team.\u201d<\/p>\n

In the last event of the night, the Auburn men took the 200 yard freestyle relay title in 1:17.73, just off their SEC-record of 1:17.25 from a couple of years ago. Wochomurka led off in 19.69, followed by Derek Gibb, Matthew Kidd (a British Olympic sprinter)and Bovell. The latter anchored in 19.00 (!) to overtake Florida\u2019s Sioui for the win.<\/p>\n

Not to be upstaged by their male counterparts, the Auburn women's 200 free relay foursome won as well in SEC- and James E. Martin Aquatics Center record-time of 1:29.48. The team of Short, Coparropa, Anderson and Bowen broke Georgia\u2019s SEC record of 1:29.86 from last season.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis was the first time I have been on the 200 free relay and I was incredibly nervous,\u201d Anderson said. \u201cBut this feeling is so awesome, knowing that we\u2019ve put more points up on the board, and that is what this meet is all about. Relays are always more intense than individual events, mainly because you are swimming for three other people and not just yourself. I\u2019m so proud of our sprinters and I can\u2019t wait until NCAAs.\u201d<\/p>\n

That's two relays where Bowen has anchored a record-breaking squad, as she was "The Terminator" on Auburn's U,S. Open\/NCAA 800 free relay squad last evening.<\/p>\n

Unless the piano The Babe supposedly threw into a lake in suburban Boston 80-plus years ago resurfaces and falls on the Tigers, it looks like Auburn is poised to win its first-even SEC women's championship come late Saturday evening.<\/p>\n

But then didn't George Herbert Walker Bush win reelection jsut over a decade ago?<\/p>\n

2003 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nJAMES E. MARTIN NATTORIUM
\nAUBURN UNIVERSITY, AUBURN, AL., FEB. 20, 2003
\n25 YD. POOL
\nRESULTS (Day 2)
\nWOMEN'S SCORING
\n 1) AUBURN 287.5 6) ALABAMA 135
\n 2) GEORGIA 235 7) ARKANSAS 131
\n 3) FLORIDA 197 8) LOUISIANA STATE 119
\n 4) SOUTH CAROLINA 177 9) KENTUCKY 91
\n 5) TENNESSEE 146.5<\/p>\n

MEN'S SCORING
\n 1) AUBURN. 306.5 5) ALABAMA. 124
\n 2) FLORIDA. 237 6) SOUTH CAROLINA. 102.5
\n 3) GEORGIA. 173 7) KENTUCKY. 98
\n 4) TENNESSEE. 170 8) LOUISIANA STATE. 95<\/p>\n

EVENT: 7 MEN's 500 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 4:15.57 MATT CETLINSKI FLORIDA 1985
\nNCAA Record: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nAMERICAN RECORD: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nUS OPEN RECORD: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nPOOL Record: 4:13.42 RYK NEETHLING ARIZONA 1998
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 4:19.72
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 4:27.51<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) MARGALIS, ROBERT SO GEORGIA. 4:21.46 4:17.99
\n :49.80 :52.91 :52.24 :52.43 :50.61
\n 2) SIOUI, ADAM SO FLORIDA. 4:20.47 4:18.07
\n :49.84 :53.16 :53.19 :51.99 :49.89
\n 3) JONES, BJ SO AUBURN. 4:20.31 4:18.26
\n :49.80 :52.80 :52.93 :52.18 :50.55
\n 4) OWEN, MATT FR GEORGIA. 4:21.36 4:20.14
\n :50.26 :52.75 :53.29 :52.73 :51.11
\n 5) KAUFMANN, SCOTT SO FLORIDA. 4:20.56 4:21.04
\n :49.97 :53.09 :53.10 :52.55 :52.33
\n 6) MANLEY, STEVEN FR KENTUCKY. 4:21.01 4:22.27
\n :50.20 :53.07 :53.30 :53.64 :52.06
\n 7) HARTLEY, BRIAN FR FLORIDA. 4:22.03 4:23.10
\n :49.95 :52.81 :53.03 :53.64 :53.67
\n 8) duRAND, GEORGE SO TENNESSEE. 4:22.27 4:25.78
\n :50.54 :53.34 :53.54 :54.43 :53.93<\/p>\n

EVENT: 8 WOMEN's 500 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 4:41.02 MARITZA CORRIEA GEORGIA 2000
\nNCAA Record: 4:34.39 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nAMERICAN RECORD: 4:34.39 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nUS OPEN RECORD: 4:34.39 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nPOOL Record: 4:37.62 NATALIE COUGHLIN CALIFORNIA 2002
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 4:45.71
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 4:54.28<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) McLARTY, SARA JR FLORIDA 4:41.67 4:41.10
\n :54.86 :56.81 :56.56 :56.64 :56.23
\n 2) DYSZKIEWICZ, MAGDA JR AUBURN 4:43.87 4:44.13
\n :54.70 :56.44 :56.81 :58.11 :58.07
\n 3) LYNN, WHITNEY SO ARKANSAS 4:47.81 4:44.35
\n :54.90 :57.10 :57.33 :57.63 :57.39
\n 4) KEMP, HEATHER JR AUBURN 4:44.40 4:44.87
\n :54.85 :57.31 :57.54 :58.78 :56.39
\n 5) GREEN, MEREDITH SO FLORIDA 4:48.25 4:45.46
\n :54.84 :57.61 :57.96 :57.96 :57.09
\n 6) HARDT, JULIE JR GEORGIA 4:48.43 4:46.73
\n :55.45 :57.52 :57.57 :58.55 :57.64
\n 7) ROSE, REBECCA JR GEORGIA 4:49.84 4:52.15
\n :55.28 :57.92 :58.90 :59.93 1:00.12
\n 8) CONWAY, LAURA FR GEORGIA 4:50.90 4:52.17
\n :56.60 :58.80 :59.08 :59.37 :58.32<\/p>\n

EVENT: 9 MEN's 200 Yard INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 1:43.91 GREG BURGESS FLORIDA 1994
\nNCAA Record: 1:42.85 NATE DUSING TEXAS 2001
\nAMERICAN RECORD: 1:42.85 NATE DUSING TEXAS 2001
\nUS OPEN RECORD: 1:42.85 NATE DUSING TEXAS 2001
\nPOOL Record: 1:43.91 GREG BURGESS FLORIDA 1994
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 1:46.71
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 1:49.91<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) BOVELL, GEORGE FR AUBURN. 1:45.96 1:44.21
\n :23.01 :25.74 :30.30 :25.16
\n 2) LOCHTE, RYAN FR FLORIDA. 1:47.14 1:45.05
\n :23.11 :26.32 :30.74 :24.88
\n 3) GANGLOFF, MARK JR AUBURN. 1:46.99 1:46.31
\n :23.21 :27.54 :30.39 :25.17
\n 4) SHANTEAU, ERIC FR AUBURN. 1:47.25 1:46.43
\n :23.76 :27.06 :30.51 :25.10
\n 5) KELLAM, CHRIS JR FLORIDA. 1:47.36 1:47.71
\n :23.16 :25.81 :33.37 :25.37
\n 6) KNVEVEN, BRAD SR AUBURN. 1:47.82 1:48.80
\n :23.84 :27.85 :30.84 :26.27
\n 7) CARON, JUSTIN SR AUBURN. 1:49.58 1:49.35
\n :23.40 :29.25 :31.15 :25.55
\n 8) SALYARDS, KYLE JR GEORGIA. 1:49.57 1:49.61
\n :24.13 :27.67 :30.55 :27.26<\/p>\n

EVENT: 10 WOMEN's 200 Yard INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 1:56.51 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2002
\nNCAA Record: 1:53.91 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2002
\nAMERICAN RECORD: 1:53.91 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2002
\nUS OPEN RECORD: 1:53.91 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2002
\nPOOL Record: 1:57.96 KRISTY KOWAL GEORGIA 2000
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 2:00.76
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 2:04.38<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) BOWEN, MAGGIE SR AUBURN 1:58.71 1:55.73**
\n :26.05 :28.81 :33.10 :27.77
\n ** SEC Record: POOL Record:
\n 2) COVENTRY, KIRSTY SO AUBURN 2:00.04 1:58.96
\n :25.74 :29.18 :35.32 :28.72
\n 3) BERNHARDT, VIPA FR FLORIDA 1:59.87 2:00.23
\n :26.35 :32.04 :33.39 :28.45
\n 4) HARM, TRICIA FR GEORGIA 2:01.39 2:00.86
\n :26.28 :30.89 :35.53 :28.16
\n 5) WEIMAN, CANDACE FR ALABAMA 2:01.99 2:01.43
\n :26.28 :31.46 :35.18 :28.51
\n 6) POEWE, SARAH FR GEORGIA 2:01.34 2:01.65
\n :26.39 :31.30 :34.14 :29.82
\n 7) DUERK, LAUREN FR AUBURN 2:00.88 2:01.68
\n :26.92 :30.29 :34.97 :29.50
\n 8) LUNSMANN, LESLIE FR AUBURN 2:01.65 2:02.08
\n :26.10 :30.96 :36.35 :28.67<\/p>\n

EVENT: 11 MEN's 50 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC Record: :19.35 AARON CIARLA AUBURN 2000
\nNCAA Record: :19.06 ROLAND SCHOEMAN ARIZONA 2002
\nAMERICAN RECORD: :19.05 TOM JAGER SANTA CLARA 1990
\nUS OPEN RECORD: :19.05 TOM JAGER SANTA CLARA 1990
\nPOOL Record: :19.17 BRENDON DEDEKIND FLORIDA STATE 1998
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: :19.74
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: :20.33<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) BOUSQUET, FRED FR AUBURN. :19.74 :19.57
\n 2) GUERALDI, RENATO JR TENNESSEE. :19.41 :19.59
\n 3) JAYME, CARLOS JR FLORIDA. :19.86 :19.77
\n 4) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN SO AUBURN. :19.69 :19.78
\n 5) TSAGARAKIS,APOSTOLIS FR ALABAMA. :19.93 :19.94
\n 6) GIBB, DEREK JR AUBURN. :19.87 :20.07
\n 6) McCRARY, CHRIS JR SOUTH CAROLINA. :20.10 :20.07
\n 8) KIDD, MATT SR AUBURN. :20.00 :20.10<\/p>\n

EVENT: 12 WOMEN's 50 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC Record: :22.31 MARITZA CORRIEA GEORGIA 2002
\nNCAA Record: :21.69 MARITZA CORREIA GEORGIA 2002
\nAMERICAN RECORD: :21.69 MARITZA CORREIA GEORGIA 2002
\nUS OPEN RECORD: :21.69 MARITZA CORREIA GEORGIA 2002
\nPOOL Record: :22.44 COURTNEY SHEALY GEORGIA 2000
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: :22.89
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: :23.57<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) CORREIA, MARITZA SR GEORGIA :21.92** :21.93
\n ** SEC Record: POOL Record:
\n 2) COPARROPA, EILEEN JR AUBURN :22.34 :22.07
\n 3) SHORT, BECKY JR AUBURN :22.19 :22.44
\n 4) ANDERSON, JENNI SO AUBURN :22.84 :22.89
\n 5) KEARNS, PAIGE SO GEORGIA :23.10 :23.00
\n 5) MABRY, NEKA JR GEORGIA :23.00 :23.00
\n 7) FARRELL, MAUREEN SO FLORIDA :23.11 :23.02
\n 8) STONER, PEGGY JR ARKANSAS :22.88 :23.09<\/p>\n

EVENT: 13 WOMEN's 1 Meter SPRINGBOARD DIVING <\/p>\n

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

1 SANGER, JAIME SR TENNESSEE 271.35 323.25
\n 2 RUBENSTEIN, ASHLEY JR AUBURN 300.25 320.30
\n 3 BASSHAM, LANE JR ALABAMA 290.40 292.90
\n 4 KING, LAUREN SO SOUTH CAROLINA 279.00 287.60
\n 5 BRENNAN, ALLISON SO SOUTH CAROLINA 263.35 279.20
\n 6 WANTZ, JESSICA SO LOUISIANA STATE 272.35 274.05
\n 7 McCALLEY, LAURYN SO TENNESSEE 269.55 271.50
\n 8 THOMPSON, JESSICA FR KENTUCKY 259.65 264.65<\/p>\n

EVENT: 14 MEN's 200 Yard FREESTYLE RELAY <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 1:17.25 AUBURN 1999
\nNCAA Record: 1:16.49 STANFORD 2002
\nAMERICAN RECORD: 1:16.49 STANFORD 2002
\nUS OPEN RECORD: 1:16.49 STANFORD 2002
\nPOOL Record: 1:16.76 STANFORD 1998
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 1:18.47
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 1:20.82<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS<\/p>\n

RANK TEAM TIME<\/p>\n

1) AUBURN 1:17.73
\n 1) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN SO :19.95 3) KIDD, MATT SR :19.61
\n 2) GIBB, DEREK JR :19.17 4) BOUSQUET, FRED FR :19.00<\/p>\n

2) FLORIDA 1:18.39
\n 1) JAYME, CARLOS JR :19.70 3) LOCHTE, RYAN FR :19.87
\n 2) MANGABEIRA, GABRIEL SO :19.29 4) SIOUI, ADAM SO :19.53<\/p>\n

3) TENNESSEE 1:19.28
\n 1) GUERALDI, RENATO JR :19.83 3) SIMPSON, GREG SR :19.98
\n 2) BURTON, MICHAEL SR :19.57 4) ROSAL, RAYMOND JR :19.90<\/p>\n

4) LOUISIANA STATE 1:19.84
\n 1) PAEZ, FRANCISCO SO :20.09 3) STANCZYK, CHRIS JR :19.96
\n 2) MARTINEC, EVAN JR :20.18 4) RUCKER, MATTHEW JR :19.61<\/p>\n

5) KENTUCKY 1:19.91
\n 1) WATKINS, ROGER SR :20.24 3) GASPAROVICH, CLAY SO :20.11
\n 2) BARROS, FERNANDO JR :19.71 4) FARNHAM, DANIEL FR :19.85<\/p>\n

6) GEORGIA 1:20.16
\n 1) LABAN, JOSH SO :20.62 3) BRADO, MATT SR :19.68
\n 2) GARDNER, SCOTT SO :19.91 4) VERHOEF, PETER FR :19.95<\/p>\n

7) ALABAMA 1:20.57
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EVENT: 15 WOMEN's 200 Yard FREESTYLE RELAY <\/p>\n

SEC Record: 1:29.86 GEORGIA 2002
\nNCAA Record: 1:28.74 GEORGIA 2002
\nAMERICAN RECORD: 1:28.74 GEORGIA 2002
\nUS OPEN RECORD: 1:28.74 GEORGIA 2002
\nPOOL Record: 1:30.43 GEORGIA 2000
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" Cut: 1:31.03
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" Cut: 1:33.76<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS<\/p>\n

RANK TEAM TIME<\/p>\n

1) AUBURN 1:29.48 **
\n 1) SHORT, BECKY JR :22.52 3) ANDERSON, JENNI SO :22.70
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\n 1) MABRY, NEKA JR :23.19 3) WALLACE, JORDAN FR :23.01
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3) FLORIDA 1:30.51
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4) ARKANSAS 1:31.71
\n 1) CSOBANKI, ZSUZSA SO :23.07 3) JOHNS, LESLIE JR :22.86
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5) SOUTH CAROLINA 1:32.63
\n 1) SKAGGS, HALEY FR :23.61 3) McHUGH, CAROLYNN SO :22.88
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6) TENNESSEE 1:33.13
\n 1) TERVEER, ABBI FR :23.93 3) TERNENT, TARYN JR :23.43
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7) LOUISIANA STATE 1:34.76
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\n 2) LEININGER, LAURA JO JR :23.67 4) JOHNSON, JULIE SR :23.57<\/p>\n

8) KENTUCKY 1:35.67
\n 1) CHETWTI-McLEAN,JOANNFR :24.15 3) HOFFRAGE, KELLY FR :23.80
\n 2) SIEGELE, JESSICA SO :23.74 4) MILLER, CHRISSY SO :23.98<\/p>\n

ALABAMA DISQUAL
\n 1) LAFEVERS, ALISON FR :23.83 3) MARKOU, ELEONORA FR :23.60
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\"Auburn's<\/p>\n

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