{"id":5060,"date":"2003-03-01T11:17:21","date_gmt":"2003-03-01T16:17:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2003\/03\/mens-ncaa-div-i-michigan-takes-a-slim-lead-over-minnesota-after-day-2-of-big-10-champs\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T06:56:03","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T13:56:03","slug":"mens-ncaa-div-i-michigan-takes-a-slim-lead-over-minnesota-after-day-2-of-big-10-champs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/mens-ncaa-div-i-michigan-takes-a-slim-lead-over-minnesota-after-day-2-of-big-10-champs\/","title":{"rendered":"Men’s NCAA Div. I: Michigan Takes A Slim Lead Over Minnesota After Day 2 of Big-10 Champs"},"content":{"rendered":"

ANN ARBOR, Mich., February 28. THERE'S no place like home for the Wolverines.<\/p>\n

Coach Jon Urbancek's Michigan men's swimming and diving team, hoping to stop a Minnesota threepeat for the Big 10 title here this weekend at Canham Natatoriun, moved into the lead after Day 2 with an 11.5-point advantage over Coach Dennis Dale's Giolden Gophers — 473.5 – 462.<\/p>\n

Indiana continues its climb back up the ladder of success and remains third (309.50). Next comes Northwestern (252) closely follwed by Wisconsin (248), Penn State is next (226.50).<\/p>\n

The Wolverines won one individual and one relay event, with sophomiore Chuck Sayao splashing to a pr and NCAA auto cut in the 400 IM via his 3:46.50, among the top half-dozen times so far this season.<\/p>\n

His old pr was a 3:49.26 from the prelims of last year's NCAAs, where he finished sixth in the consolation finals. A member of Canada's national team, Sayao said before the race that he wanted this year's Big 10s to be his "coming out" meet and his gold is certainly reflective of that.<\/p>\n

Michigan also scored a bronze when sophomore Brendan Nelligan went a consideration 3:49.20 for third. Minnesota junior Ryan Plummer (3:48.29) was second for the Gophers, who also scored a fourth- and fifth-place finish.<\/p>\n

The Gophers opened tonight's races with a Big 10 meet-record in the 200 medley relay, its 1:26.23 "A" cut, not far off the all-time Big 10 record 1:25.87 from last season's NCAAs by Minnesota, The Gophers were without the services of 50 free champ Terry Silkaitis, who swam (and won) the 200 free in an "A" 1:34.42, then led off Minnesota's runner-up 800 free relay in 1:36.01, fasest split of the race.<\/p>\n

Penn State senior Eugene Botes retained his 100 fly title with a 47.40 win after going a season-best 47.08 in the prelims, just off his pr and Big 10 meet record 47.01 from the heats of last year's Championships at Bloomington, The NCAA "A" cut is 47.34.<\/p>\n

Although the Wolverines didn't win the 200 free, that honor going to the Gophers' Silkaitis (pr and Minnesota-record 1:34.42), Michigan cleaned house in this race with defending champ Dan Ketchum second (1:34.88); teammate Garrett Mangieri third (1:36.26) and another pair of Wolverines taking fifth and sixth.<\/p>\n

Minnesota won the final two individual races as senior Jeff Hackler touched first in the 100 breast (auto-cut 53.67, .01 off his meet record from last year); and senior Todd Smolinski winning the 100 back (NCAA "A" cut 47.28).<\/p>\n

Purdue junior Tamas Bessenyei, a Hungarian national team member, was runner-up in the breaststroke with a pr 53.99 and Michigan's Jeff Hopwood won the bronze (54.29). The top three finishers all made the "A" cut of 54.30.<\/p>\n

Wisconsin's Matt Marshall was second in the 100 back (47.93) and in the heats he was 47.77 — a mere 05 off the "A" cut of 47.72.<\/p>\n

On the 1-meter board, Iowa sophomore Tino Klami won the Hawkeyes' initial gold with his 696.40 total.<\/p>\n

Michigan moved into first with its 800 free relay victory in 6:24.33 to Minnesota's 6:26.08, both teams making the "A" cut. Freshman Davis Tarwater led off in a solid 1:36.83 for the blue and maize, then Mangieri, 500 free champ Peter Vanderkaay and Kertchum on the anchor followed, Their time was a pool record, breaking Minnesota's 6:30.46 from '00.<\/p>\n

Michigan has Vanderkaay and Nelligan, both potential victors, in Saturday's 1650 free but Minnesota will counter with Justin Mortimer, third at NCAAs two seasons ago in a pr and Gopher-record 14:47.82 — fster than either of the top two Michigan swimemrs' prs.<\/p>\n

Minnesota's Hopwood will be favored in the 200 breast, Smolinski is a contender in the 200 back and Allan Ong is a strong prspect for gold in the 200 fly. Siklaitis will be gunning for his thrid win in the 100 free while Botes is the event's defending champ. If Michigan is to win its first championship since Y2K, it will have to rely on its depth and get big performances from swimmers like Sayao and rookies Tarwater, backstroker Chris deJong, Vanderkaay plus the veterans will have to perform above and beyond.<\/p>\n

Team Rankings<\/p>\n

Place School Points
\n 1 University of Michigan MICH 473.50
\n 2 University of Minnesota MINN 462
\n 3 Indiana University IND 309.50
\n 4 Northwestern University NU 252
\n 5 University of Wisconsin WISC 248
\n 6 Penn State University PSU 226.50
\n 7 The Ohio State University OSU 192
\n 8 Purdue University PURD 188
\n 9 University of Iowa IOWA 133
\n 10 Michigan State University MSU 109.50 <\/p>\n

2003 MEN'S BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nAnn Arbor, Michigan
\nFeb. 27-March 1, 2003<\/p>\n

25 yard pool<\/p>\n

DAY TWO: February 28, 2003<\/p>\n

RESULTS<\/p>\n

Event 7 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay
\n===============================================================================
\nBIG TEN CONF: * 1:25.87 2002 MINNESOTA
\n SMOLINSKI, HACKLER, LUNDIN, SILKAITIS
\nBIG TEN MEET: # 1:26.23 2002 MINNESOTA
\n SMOLINSKI, HACKLER, LUNDIN, ONG
\n POOL: ! 1:28.27 2000 PENN STATE
\n WEAVER, TEETER, CARSCALLEN, MOLETTIERE
\n 1:27.21 NCAA
\n 1:29.82 CONS
\n School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 University of Minnesota 'A' 1:26.13#NCAA 40
\n 1) Smolinski, Todd SR 2) Hackler, Jeff SR
\n 3) Lundin, Bjorn SO 4) Ong, Allen SR
\n 10.78 21.81 (21.81) 32.58 (10.77) 45.94 (24.13)
\n 54.98 (9.04) 1:06.65 (20.71) 1:15.85 (9.20) 1:26.13 (19.48)
\n 2 University of Wisconsin 'A' 1:27.89!CONS 34
\n 1) Mania, Adam SO 2) Zakrzewski, Kevin JR
\n 3) Marshall, Matt JR 4) Rogers, Dale JR
\n 11.12 22.33 (22.33) 33.37 (11.04) 47.21 (24.88)
\n 56.50 (9.29) 1:08.11 (20.90) 1:17.30 (9.19) 1:27.89 (19.78)
\n 3 Indiana University 'A' 1:28.82 CONS 32
\n 1) Leach, Matt JR 2) Schulze, David SR
\n 3) Halasz, Murph SO 4) Andersson, Claes JR
\n 11.25 22.32 (22.32) 33.74 (11.42) 47.65 (25.33)
\n 57.18 (9.53) 1:08.96 (21.31) 1:18.35 (9.39) 1:28.82 (19.86)
\n 4 Purdue University 'A' 1:29.07 CONS 30
\n 1) Paul, Louis SO 2) Bessenyei, Tamas JR
\n 3) Sayce, Tad SR 4) Wright, Jeremy SR
\n 11.47 22.70 (22.70) 33.58 (10.88) 46.89 (24.19)
\n 56.69 (9.80) 1:08.91 (22.02) 1:18.47 (9.56) 1:29.07 (20.16)
\n 5 The Ohio State University 'A' 1:29.18 CONS 28
\n 1) Campioni, Andreas JR 2) Kauscher, Robert SO
\n 3) Rees, Nick SR 4) Swonger, Andy SO
\n 11.44 23.31 (23.31) 34.21 (10.90) 48.20 (24.89)
\n 57.75 (9.55) 1:09.68 (21.48) 1:18.87 (9.19) 1:29.18 (19.50)
\n 6 University of Michigan 'A' 1:29.30 CONS 26
\n 1) DeJong, Chris FR 2) Hopwood, Jeff SR
\n 3) Tarwater, Davis FR 4) Mangieri, Garrett SR
\n 11.43 22.73 (22.73) 33.76 (11.03) 47.37 (24.64)
\n 57.26 (9.89) 1:09.16 (21.79) 1:18.73 (9.57) 1:29.30 (20.14)
\n 7 Michigan State University 'A' 1:29.38 CONS 24
\n 1) Sunryd, Karl SR 2) Clutten, Ian FR
\n 3) Hageman, Joel JR 4) DeFauw, Nick SR
\n 11.14 22.46 (22.46) 33.39 (10.93) 46.93 (24.47)
\n 56.96 (10.03) 1:09.32 (22.39) 1:18.82 (9.50) 1:29.38 (20.06)
\n 8 University of Iowa 'A' 1:29.83 22
\n 1) Ciurca, Andrei R SO 2) Prada, Andrei C JR
\n 3) Snider, Jason R JR 4) Kazmierczak, Konrad A FR
\n 11.26 23.06 (23.06) 33.85 (10.79) 47.89 (24.83)
\n 57.41 (9.52) 1:09.41 (21.52) 1:19.00 (9.59) 1:29.83 (20.42)
\n 9 Northwestern University 'A' 1:30.12 18
\n 1) Eggen, Nick SO 2) Torres, Louis SO
\n 3) O'Connor, Kellan SR 4) Clark, Shelby JR
\n 11.89 23.78 (23.78) 34.73 (10.95) 48.46 (24.68)
\n 58.11 (9.65) 1:09.83 (21.37) 1:19.56 (9.73) 1:30.12 (20.29)
\n 10 Penn State University 'A' 1:31.35 14
\n 1) Lutz, John SO 2) Velez, Dan FR
\n 3) Bird, Patrick SO 4) Northrop, Daryl SO
\n 11.91 23.76 (23.76) 35.21 (11.45) 48.94 (25.18)
\n 59.03 (10.09) 1:11.25 (22.31) 1:20.75 (9.50) 1:31.35 (20.10)<\/p>\n

Event 8 Men 400 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\nBIG TEN CONF: * 3:38.18 1995 THOMAS DOLAN, MICHIGAN
\nBIG TEN MEET: # 3:42.45 2001 TIM SICILIANO, MICHIGAN
\n POOL: ! 3:48.77 2003 CHUCK SAYAO, MICHIGAN
\n 3:47.29 NCAA
\n 3:54.10 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Sayao, Chuck SO Michigan 3:48.77 3:46.50!NCAA 20
\n 24.86 53.27 (28.41) 1:21.93 (28.66) 1:49.76 (27.83)
\n 2:21.88 (32.12) 2:54.23 (32.35) 3:20.71 (26.48) 3:46.50 (25.79)
\n 2 Plummer, C. Ryan JR Minnesota 3:49.47 3:48.29!CONS 17
\n 24.11 52.22 (28.11) 1:21.05 (28.83) 1:49.26 (28.21)
\n 2:22.39 (33.13) 2:54.93 (32.54) 3:22.14 (27.21) 3:48.29 (26.15)
\n 3 Neligan, Brendan SO Michigan 3:53.91 3:49.20 CONS 16
\n 24.18 51.48 (27.30) 1:20.69 (29.21) 1:49.54 (28.85)
\n 2:22.86 (33.32) 2:56.69 (33.83) 3:23.57 (26.88) 3:49.20 (25.63)
\n 4 Urreta, Diego JR Minnesota 3:53.49 3:51.34 CONS 15
\n 24.75 53.32 (28.57) 1:22.13 (28.81) 1:50.79 (28.66)
\n 2:24.05 (33.26) 2:58.00 (33.95) 3:25.10 (27.10) 3:51.34 (26.24)
\n 5 Mortimer, Justin JR Minnesota 3:53.88 3:51.90 CONS 14
\n 25.29 53.74 (28.45) 1:24.63 (30.89) 1:54.10 (29.47)
\n 2:27.05 (32.95) 3:00.31 (33.26) 3:26.77 (26.46) 3:51.90 (25.13)
\n 6 Bryant, Richard SO Indiana 3:53.51 3:52.40 CONS 13
\n 25.61 53.90 (28.29) 1:23.25 (29.35) 1:52.09 (28.84)
\n 2:26.79 (34.70) 3:00.78 (33.99) 3:27.09 (26.31) 3:52.40 (25.31)
\n 7 Clark, Jaffrey SR Penn State 3:53.73 3:53.16 CONS 12
\n 25.16 53.94 (28.78) 1:23.60 (29.66) 1:52.31 (28.71)
\n 2:25.87 (33.56) 2:59.43 (33.56) 3:26.85 (27.42) 3:53.16 (26.31)
\n 8 Liebhold, Tim SO Wisconsin 3:54.18 3:55.85 11
\n 25.53 54.97 (29.44) 1:24.55 (29.58) 1:53.66 (29.11)
\n 2:27.90 (34.24) 3:01.98 (34.08) 3:29.61 (27.63) 3:55.85 (26.24)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Novak, Heath SR Michigan 3:54.53 3:53.16 CONS 9
\n 11.61 25.32 (13.71) 39.76 (14.44) 54.45 (14.69)
\n 1:09.99 (15.54) 1:24.81 (14.82) 1:40.07 (15.26) 1:54.77 (14.70)
\n 2:11.91 (17.14) 2:28.12 (16.21) 2:44.52 (16.40) 3:01.19 (16.67)
\n 3:14.64 (13.45) 3:27.26 (12.62) 3:40.62 (13.36) 3:53.16 (12.54)
\n 10 Biedrzycki, Chris JR Northwestern 3:57.42 3:53.96 CONS 7
\n 11.38 24.99 (13.61) 39.74 (14.75) 53.97 (14.23)
\n 1:09.07 (15.10) 1:23.39 (14.32) 1:38.44 (15.05) 1:53.09 (14.65)
\n 2:09.79 (16.70) 2:26.31 (16.52) 2:42.98 (16.67) 2:59.54 (16.56)
\n 3:13.80 (14.26) 3:27.08 (13.28) 3:40.91 (13.83) 3:53.96 (13.05)
\n 11 Davis, Brian FR Northwestern 3:55.98 3:54.59 6
\n 11.70 25.29 (13.59) 39.40 (14.11) 53.59 (14.19)
\n 1:09.23 (15.64) 1:23.95 (14.72) 1:38.89 (14.94) 1:53.26 (14.37)
\n 2:10.01 (16.75) 2:26.59 (16.58) 2:43.77 (17.18) 3:00.94 (17.17)
\n 3:15.20 (14.26) 3:28.37 (13.17) 3:41.81 (13.44) 3:54.59 (12.78)
\n 12 Douville, Nicholas SO Michigan 3:55.74 3:56.07 5
\n 11.38 24.83 (13.45) 38.69 (13.86) 52.98 (14.29)
\n 1:08.23 (15.25) 1:22.84 (14.61) 1:37.61 (14.77) 1:52.08 (14.47)
\n 2:09.58 (17.50) 2:27.12 (17.54) 2:44.59 (17.47) 3:02.34 (17.75)
\n 3:16.11 (13.77) 3:29.37 (13.26) 3:42.86 (13.49) 3:56.07 (13.21)
\n 13 Ciferri, Brink SR Wisconsin 3:56.86 3:58.61 4
\n 11.39 25.17 (13.78) 39.30 (14.13) 53.96 (14.66)
\n 1:09.51 (15.55) 1:24.42 (14.91) 1:39.22 (14.80) 1:54.00 (14.78)
\n 2:10.79 (16.79) 2:28.40 (17.61) 2:45.47 (17.07) 3:03.30 (17.83)
\n 3:17.37 (14.07) 3:31.28 (13.91) 3:45.15 (13.87) 3:58.61 (13.46)
\n 14 Gordon, Willie FR Penn State 3:57.81 3:59.33 3
\n 12.16 25.92 (13.76) 40.18 (14.26) 55.16 (14.98)
\n 1:10.81 (15.65) 1:26.10 (15.29) 1:41.21 (15.11) 1:56.39 (15.18)
\n 2:13.57 (17.18) 2:30.83 (17.26) 2:47.81 (16.98) 3:05.34 (17.53)
\n 3:19.55 (14.21) 3:32.94 (13.39) 3:46.21 (13.27) 3:59.33 (13.12)
\n 15 Cenci, Nick JR Purdue 3:57.39 4:01.45 2
\n 11.19 24.84 (13.65) 38.78 (13.94) 53.58 (14.80)
\n 1:09.86 (16.28) 1:25.31 (15.45) 1:40.66 (15.35) 1:55.63 (14.97)
\n 2:13.17 (17.54) 2:31.18 (18.01) 2:48.53 (17.35) 3:06.14 (17.61)
\n 3:20.31 (14.17) 3:33.84 (13.53) 3:47.85 (14.01) 4:01.45 (13.60)
\n 16 Ten Haagen, Tony JR Purdue 3:56.97 4:04.32 1
\n 11.76 25.83 (14.07) 40.49 (14.66) 55.29 (14.80)
\n 1:11.88 (16.59) 1:27.27 (15.39) 1:42.97 (15.70) 1:58.23 (15.26)
\n 2:15.46 (17.23) 2:32.14 (16.68) 2:49.68 (17.54) 3:06.70 (17.02)
\n 3:22.03 (15.33) 3:36.14 (14.11) 3:50.69 (14.55) 4:04.32 (13.63)<\/p>\n

Event 9 Men 100 Yard Butterfly
\n===============================================================================
\nBIG TEN CONF: * 47.00 1997 MARTIN ZIELINSKI, MINNESOTA
\nBIG TEN MEET: # 47.08 2003 EUGENE BOTES, PENN STATE
\n POOL: ! 47.08 2003 EUGENE BOTES, PENN STATE
\n 47.34 NCAA
\n 48.76 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Botes, Eugene SR Penn State 47.08 47.40 CONS 20
\n 10.13 21.93 (11.80) 34.50 (12.57) 47.40 (12.90)
\n 2 Marshall, Matt JR Wisconsin 47.63 47.41 CONS 17
\n 10.07 21.92 (11.85) 34.48 (12.56) 47.41 (12.93)
\n 3 O'Connor, Kellan SR Northwestern 47.57 47.56 CONS 16
\n 10.18 22.16 (11.98) 34.62 (12.46) 47.56 (12.94)
\n 4 Hamming, Mark JR Northwestern 48.18 48.19 CONS 15
\n 10.30 22.47 (12.17) 34.95 (12.48) 48.19 (13.24)
\n 5 Lundin, Bjorn SO Minnesota 47.70 48.36 CONS 14
\n 10.22 22.55 (12.33) 35.22 (12.67) 48.36 (13.14)
\n 6 Tarwater, Davis FR Michigan 47.90 48.37 CONS 13
\n 10.65 22.74 (12.09) 35.58 (12.84) 48.37 (12.79)
\n 7 Halasz, Murph SO Indiana 48.51 48.60 CONS 12
\n 10.37 23.18 (12.81) 35.72 (12.54) 48.60 (12.88)
\n 8 Rees, Nick SR Ohio State 48.32 49.08 11
\n 10.42 22.62 (12.20) 35.53 (12.91) 49.08 (13.55)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Kurth, Tony SR Michigan 48.86 48.38 CONS 9
\n 10.60 22.71 (12.11) 35.42 (12.71) 48.38 (12.96)
\n 10 Snider, Jason R JR Iowa 48.78 48.70 CONS 7
\n 10.34 22.67 (12.33) 35.51 (12.84) 48.70 (13.19)
\n 11 Ong, Allen SR Minnesota 48.64 48.96 6
\n 10.52 22.68 (12.16) 35.59 (12.91) 48.96 (13.37)
\n 12 Haupt, Matt SR Penn State 48.94 49.45 4.5
\n 10.58 23.02 (12.44) 36.13 (13.11) 49.45 (13.32)
\n 12 Dillon, Mark SR Minnesota 49.45 49.45 4.5
\n 10.23 22.85 (12.62) 35.98 (13.13) 49.45 (13.47)
\n 14 Tomes, Marty FR Ohio State 49.31 49.49 3
\n 10.50 23.09 (12.59) 35.73 (12.64) 49.49 (13.76)
\n 15 Sayce, Tad SR Purdue 48.86 49.80 2
\n 10.49 23.18 (12.69) 36.08 (12.90) 49.80 (13.72)
\n 16 Mania, Adam SO Wisconsin 49.41 50.12 1
\n 10.67 23.34 (12.67) 36.94 (13.60) 50.12 (13.18)<\/p>\n

Event 10 Men 200 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\nBIG TEN CONF: * 1:33.41 1990 ARTUR WOJDAT, IOWA
\nBIG TEN MEET: # 1:34.19 2002 DAN KETCHUM, MICHIGAN
\n POOL: ! 1:35.78 2003 DAN KETCHUM, MICHIGAN
\n 1:36.39 NCAA
\n 1:39.28 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Silkaitis, Terry SO Minnesota 1:36.22 1:34.42!NCAA 20
\n 22.31 46.49 (24.18) 1:10.82 (24.33) 1:34.42 (23.60)
\n 2 Ketchum, Dan JR Michigan 1:35.78 1:34.99!NCAA 17
\n 22.58 46.62 (24.04) 1:10.95 (24.33) 1:34.99 (24.04)
\n 3 Mangieri, Garrett SR Michigan 1:36.04 1:36.26 NCAA 16
\n 23.01 47.48 (24.47) 1:11.75 (24.27) 1:36.26 (24.51)
\n 4 Taylor, Matt SR Minnesota 1:36.52 1:36.38 NCAA 15
\n 22.62 47.13 (24.51) 1:11.75 (24.62) 1:36.38 (24.63)
\n 5 Vanderkaay, Peter FR Michigan 1:36.44 1:36.50 CONS 14
\n 23.25 47.93 (24.68) 1:12.45 (24.52) 1:36.50 (24.05)
\n 6 DeBerry, Tyler FR Michigan 1:36.53 1:37.40 CONS 13
\n 23.12 48.07 (24.95) 1:12.92 (24.85) 1:37.40 (24.48)
\n 7 Minnier, Todd JR Penn State 1:36.97 1:38.77 CONS 12
\n 22.39 47.00 (24.61) 1:12.31 (25.31) 1:38.77 (26.46)
\n 8 Rogers, Dale JR Wisconsin 1:37.41 1:39.46 11
\n 22.85 48.37 (25.52) 1:13.88 (25.51) 1:39.46 (25.58)
\nB – Final
\n 9 DeJong, Chris FR Michigan 1:37.59 1:37.84 CONS 9
\n 22.71 47.81 (25.10) 1:13.20 (25.39) 1:37.84 (24.64)
\n 10 Hurd, Andrew SO Michigan 1:38.39 1:38.21 CONS 7
\n 23.41 48.49 (25.08) 1:13.48 (24.99) 1:38.21 (24.73)
\n 11 Wiesner, Eric SO Wisconsin 1:37.86 1:38.32 CONS 6
\n 22.77 47.80 (25.03) 1:13.21 (25.41) 1:38.32 (25.11)
\n 12 McCaffrey, Sean SO Minnesota 1:38.83 1:38.42 CONS 5
\n 23.18 48.44 (25.26) 1:13.66 (25.22) 1:38.42 (24.76)
\n 13 Jackson, Kyle JR Purdue 1:38.36 1:38.72 CONS 4
\n 23.35 48.05 (24.70) 1:13.00 (24.95) 1:38.72 (25.72)
\n 14 Gordon, Erik SR Penn State 1:38.86 1:38.76 CONS 3
\n 23.51 48.63 (25.12) 1:13.71 (25.08) 1:38.76 (25.05)
\n 15 Brennan, Joe SR Michigan State 1:38.22 1:39.33 2
\n 22.75 47.43 (24.68) 1:12.93 (25.50) 1:39.33 (26.40)
\n 16 Wright, Jeremy SR Purdue 1:39.10 1:40.33 1
\n 23.68 49.12 (25.44) 1:15.01 (25.89) 1:40.33 (25.32)<\/p>\n

Event 11 Men 100 Yard Breaststroke
\n===============================================================================
\nBIG TEN CONF: * 53.24 2002 JEFF HACKLER, MINNESOTA
\nBIG TEN MEET: # 53.66 2002 JEFF HACKLER, MINNESOTA
\n POOL: ! 53.97 2003 JEFF HACKLER, MINNESOTA
\n 54.30 NCAA
\n 55.92 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Hackler, Jeff SR Minnesota 53.97 53.67!NCAA 20
\n 11.88 25.46 (13.58) 39.54 (14.08) 53.67 (14.13)
\n 2 Bessenyei, Tamas JR Purdue 54.21 53.99 NCAA 17
\n 11.77 25.61 (13.84) 39.71 (14.10) 53.99 (14.28)
\n 3 Hopwood, Jeff SR Michigan 54.75 54.29 NCAA 16
\n 11.86 25.47 (13.61) 39.91 (14.44) 54.29 (14.38)
\n 4 Brown, Mike FR Minnesota 54.81 54.43 CONS 14.5
\n 11.74 25.75 (14.01) 39.82 (14.07) 54.43 (14.61)
\n 4 Clutten, Ian FR Michigan State 54.82 54.43 CONS 14.5
\n 11.85 25.48 (13.63) 39.92 (14.44) 54.43 (14.51)
\n 6 Torres, Louis SO Northwestern 55.33 55.30 CONS 13
\n 11.69 26.02 (14.33) 40.32 (14.30) 55.30 (14.98)
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\n 11.56 25.88 (14.32) 40.23 (14.35) 55.45 (15.22)
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\n 11.15 22.99 (11.84) 35.34 (12.35) 47.93 (12.59)
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\n 11.25 23.24 (11.99) 35.54 (12.30) 48.04 (12.50)
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\n 11.81 23.73 (11.92) 36.38 (12.65) 48.42 (12.04)
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\n 11.82 23.80 (11.98) 36.61 (12.81) 48.83 (12.22)
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\n 10 Sunryd, Karl SR Michigan State 50.32 50.04 7
\n 11.67 23.80 (12.13) 37.29 (13.49) 50.04 (12.75)
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\n 22.73 47.41 (47.41) 1:12.22 (1:12.22) 1:36.83 (1:36.83)
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\n 3:35.01 (22.47) 3:59.51 (46.97) 4:24.64 (1:12.10) 4:48.63 (1:36.09)
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\n 22.36 47.06 (47.06) 1:11.87 (1:11.87) 1:36.01 (1:36.01)
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\n 3:35.80 (22.13) 4:00.58 (46.91) 4:25.19 (1:11.52) 5:00.01 (1:46.34)
\n 5:37.02 (37.01) 5:58.88 (58.87) 6:26.08 (1:26.07)
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\n 22.25 47.11 (47.11) 1:12.52 (1:12.52) 1:38.02 (1:38.02)
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\n 3:38.68 (22.11) 4:03.91 (47.34) 4:29.64 (1:13.07) 4:54.48 (1:37.91)
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\n 22.70 48.35 (48.35) 1:13.80 (1:13.80) 1:39.04 (1:39.04)
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\n 3:40.85 (22.61) 4:05.86 (47.62) 4:31.53 (1:13.29) 4:57.28 (1:39.04)
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\n 3) Wright, Jeremy SR 4) Seelbach, Will SR
\n 22.94 47.97 (47.97) 1:13.20 (1:13.20) 1:38.21 (1:38.21)
\n 2:00.60 (22.39) 2:25.32 (47.11) 2:51.23 (1:13.02) 3:17.15 (1:38.94)
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