﻿{"id":5101,"date":"2003-03-08T09:09:14","date_gmt":"2003-03-08T14:09:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2003\/03\/stanford-extends-its-lead-after-day-2-of-mens-pac-10s\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T07:03:10","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T14:03:10","slug":"stanford-extends-its-lead-after-day-2-of-mens-pac-10s","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/stanford-extends-its-lead-after-day-2-of-mens-pac-10s\/","title":{"rendered":"Stanford Extends Its Lead After Day 2 of Men&#8217;s Pac-10s"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>By Phillip Whitten<\/p>\n<p>LONG BEACH, Calif., March 7.  THE top-ranked Stanford men&#39;s swimming team extended its lead on Day Two of the<br \/>\n2003 Pacfic-10 Swimming Championships at the Belmont<br \/>\nPlaza Pool in Long Beach, Calif. <\/p>\n<p>Relying more on depth than on first-place finishes, the Cardinal top the leaderboard with 604 points, followed by California (488) and USC (414). Rounding out the rest of the field are Arizona State (296), Arizona (217) and Washington (142). <\/p>\n<p>Three Pac-10 meet records were set today, and they came in the first three events.<\/p>\n<p>Stanford opened the second day of the meet with a<br \/>\nPac-10 meet record in the 200 medley relay. The relay<br \/>\nteam of Peter Marshall, Michael Bruce, Dan Westcott<br \/>\nand Randall Bal turned in an NCAA automatic<br \/>\nqualifying time of 1:25.63.<\/p>\n<p>But USC came roaring back in the next event as Erik Vendt led a 1-2-3 Trojan sweep.  Vendt clocked a meet record 3:42.70 for the win, with teammates Ous Mellouli, a freshman from Tunisia, second in 3:46.29 and Paul Fahey third in 3:46.95.<\/p>\n<p>Cal scored the big points in the 100 fly, with freshman Mike Cavic &#8212; <i>Swimming World<\/i>&#39;s male &quot;High School Swimmer of the Year&quot; last year, splitting 21.42 on his way to a meet record 46.32.  THe time is the nation&#39;s fastest Div. I swim, but is well off Southern Connecticut&#39;s Ben Michaelson&#39;s Div. II-leading 45.87.<\/p>\n<p>Cal teammate Duje Draganja gave Cavic a battle all the way before settling for second in 46.44.<\/p>\n<p>As in the medley, Stanford again had four swimmers<br \/>\ncompeting in the finals. They were led by senior Dan<br \/>\nWestcott, who placed fourth with a time of :47.47.<br \/>\nMatt McDonald finished fifth (:47.56) and teammate<br \/>\nJayme Cramer was sixth (:47.62). Scott Ransenberg<br \/>\nplaced eighth, clocking in at :47.84. Bobby O&#39;Bryan<br \/>\ntook first (ninth overall) in the consolation final<br \/>\n(:47.52). <\/p>\n<p>Cal notched another win in the next event, as senior Joe Bruckhart, having a career meet, won his second event.  Bruckhart clocked 1:34.46 to breeze to victory in the 200 free, with Stanford&#39;s John Waters a distant second at 1:36.04.  Bruckhart&#39;s swim is among the nation&#39;s top three.  Yesterday he won the 200 IM in a national #2 effort.<\/p>\n<p>The 100 breaststroke featured Outside Smoke in the person of USC freshman Mihaly Flasky.  Barely qualifying in the eighth spot, the Hungarian blitzed the field to win in 53.36.  Stanford got the next two spots with Michael Bruce&#39;s 53.91 (53.55p) and Pat Fowler&#39;s 54.13 (54.07p).<\/p>\n<p>Stanford flexed its muscles in the 100 back, notching a 1-2-3-finish with all three swimmers cracking 47 seconds &#8212; the only backstrokers to do so here. Senior Randall Bal completed a four-year sweep of the event with his first-place finish in a time of :46.58, just off his meet record 46.35 from last year.<\/p>\n<p>Bal was followed closely by teammates Dan Westcott (:46.88) and Peter Marshall (:46.99).  To punctuate its dominance, Stanford&#39;s Jayme Cramer finished fifth with a time of 47.43 &#8211; also an automatic NCAA qualifying time. <\/p>\n<p>In the final event of the evening, the Stanford relay<br \/>\nteam of Markus Rogan, Dan Trupin, John Waters and<br \/>\nJayme Cramer finished first, clocking in with an NCAA<br \/>\nautomatic qualifying time of 6:25.75. USC followed closely behind at 6:26.93 while Cal wsas a strong third (6:28.60).<\/p>\n<p>Tomorrow&#39;s final events include the 1650 freestyle,<br \/>\n200 backstroke, 100 freestyle, 200 breaststroke, 200<br \/>\nbutterfly and the 400 freestyle relay. Prelims will be<br \/>\nheld at 11 a.m. with finals beginning at 6 p.m. at the<br \/>\nBelmont Plaza Pool in Long Beach. <\/p>\n<p>       MEN&#39;S 2003 PACIFIC-10 SWIMMING AND DIVING<br \/>\nCHAMPIONSHIPS<br \/>\n                    HOST: ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY    <\/p>\n<p>    HELD AT: BELMONT PLAZA POOL-LONG BEACH, CA<br \/>\nMARCH 6-8, 2003<br \/>\n                             MARCH   7, 2003<\/p>\n<p>UPDATED SCORE AT END OF DAY 2:                        <\/p>\n<p>    1)   STANFORD          604                4)<br \/>\nARIZONA STATE     296<br \/>\n    2)   CALIFORNIA        488                5)<br \/>\nARIZONA           217<br \/>\n    3)   USC               414                6)<br \/>\nWASHINGTON        142   <\/p>\n<p>EVENT:   7    MEN&#39;s   200  YARDS   MEDLEY RELAY       <\/p>\n<p>NCAA                1:24.47   TEXAS             TEXAS<br \/>\n           2001<br \/>\nPAC-10              1:25.88   STANFORD<br \/>\nSTANFORD          1992<br \/>\nPAC 10 MEET         1:26.02   STANFORD<br \/>\nSTANFORD          3\/01<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA                1:27.21<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA CONSID.        1:29.82<br \/>\nFINAL RESULTS     TIMED FINALS     <\/p>\n<p>RANK      TEAM                                    TIME<\/p>\n<p>  1)  STANFORD &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\n1:25.63 **<br \/>\n   1) MARSHALL, PETER 20   :21.63   3) WESTCOTT, DAN<br \/>\nSR  1:06.43<br \/>\n   2) BRUCE, MICHAEL  20   :45.97   4) BAL, RANDALL<br \/>\nSR  1:25.63<br \/>\n   ** PAC-10            PAC 10 MEET                   <\/p>\n<p>  2)  CALIFORNIA &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\n1:26.36<br \/>\n   1) LIM, ALEX       22   :22.09   3) CAVIC, MIKE<br \/>\n18  1:07.64<br \/>\n   2) BYMA, QUENTIN   SR   :46.77   4) ERVIN, ANTHONY<br \/>\nSR  1:26.36<\/p>\n<p>  3)  USC &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\n1:27.44<br \/>\n   1) PROFFITT, JORDIE21   :22.75   3) LEE, JEFF<br \/>\n22  1:07.80<br \/>\n   2) FLASKY, MIHALY  20   :46.57   4) STOLLER, MIKE<br \/>\n21  1:27.44<\/p>\n<p>  4)  ASU &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\n1:28.26<br \/>\n   1) HUSSEIN, AHMED  19   :22.32   3) TATE, ACE<br \/>\nSR  1:08.75<br \/>\n   2) WARD, EMERSON   19   :47.41   4) ZAABADICK,<br \/>\nBOBBYSR  1:28.26<\/p>\n<p>  5)  WASHINGTON &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\n1:29.51<br \/>\n   1) ROSE, DEREK     20   :22.75   3) ADRIAN, JUSTIN<br \/>\n20  1:09.25<br \/>\n   2) DAVIS, PHIL     22   :48.10   4) HEATON, ZAK<br \/>\n19  1:29.51<\/p>\n<p>      ARIZONA &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\nDISQUAL<br \/>\n   1) BURNETT, SIMON  19   :00.00   3) ROJAS, LUIS<br \/>\n23  1:08.65<br \/>\n   2) ROLLINS, DAVE   18   :47.55   4) LA FLEUR, ERIC<br \/>\n23  DISQUAL<\/p>\n<p>      UNOF USC &quot;B&quot;<br \/>\n1:31.48 EX<br \/>\n   1) RINGE, DAVID    SR   :23.32   3) ABERCROMBIE,<br \/>\nJ.D20  1:10.70<br \/>\n   2) DEGENSTEIN, NICKSR   :48.90   4) DOBKIN, CARY<br \/>\n20  1:31.48<\/p>\n<p>      UNOF ARIZONA &quot;B&quot;<br \/>\n1:31.56 EX<br \/>\n   1) FERGUSON, ZACH  15   :23.66   3) WIMER, DAN<br \/>\n21  1:10.72<br \/>\n   2) STEVENS, NATE   20   :48.86   4) MORENO, MIKE<br \/>\n21  1:31.56<\/p>\n<p>      UNOF USC &quot;C&quot;<br \/>\n1:33.20 EX<br \/>\n   1) STALEY, TRENT   22   :24.22   3) GAUSMAN, MIKE<br \/>\n22  1:11.91<br \/>\n   2) MURRAY, JOHN    20   :50.29   4) TANAKA, JASON<br \/>\n    1:33.20<\/p>\n<p>      UNOF WASH &quot;B&quot;<br \/>\n1:33.75 EX<br \/>\n   1) ZIELKE, MATT    SR   :24.19   3) KASTL, RYAN<br \/>\n19  1:12.87<br \/>\n   2) NITZ, JESSE     21   :50.12   4) SCHMIDT, JEFF<br \/>\nSR  1:33.75<\/p>\n<p>EVENT:   8    MEN&#39;s   400  YARDS   INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY  <\/p>\n<p>NCAA                3:38.18   TOM DOLAN<br \/>\nMICHIGAN          1995<br \/>\nPAC-10              3:40.98   ERIK VENDT        USC<br \/>\n           2001<br \/>\nPAC 10 MEET         3:42.76   MARKUS ROGAN<br \/>\nSTANFORD          3\/02<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA                3:47.29<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA CONSID.        3:54.10<\/p>\n<p>FINAL RESULTS<br \/>\n  PLACE      NAME           YEAR    TEAM<br \/>\nTRIALS          FINALS<\/p>\n<p>CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL  <\/p>\n<p>    1)  VENDT, ERIK          SR  USC<br \/>\n3:48.36         3:42.70 **<br \/>\n           :23.92   :51.26  1:19.66  1:47.07<br \/>\n          2:18.23  2:50.09  3:17.25  3:42.70<br \/>\n   ** PAC 10 MEET                                     <\/p>\n<p>    2)  MELLOULI, OUS        19  USC<br \/>\n3:49.13         3:46.29<br \/>\n           :23.97   :51.84  1:20.70  1:49.21<br \/>\n          2:21.63  2:54.57  3:21.09  3:46.29<br \/>\n    3)  FAHEY, PAUL          19  USC<br \/>\n3:49.95         3:46.95<br \/>\n           :24.67   :52.04  1:21.29  1:50.31<br \/>\n          2:21.75  2:53.31  3:20.51  3:46.95<br \/>\n    4)  ROGAN, MARKUS        18  STANFORD<br \/>\n3:49.32         3:47.78<br \/>\n           :24.16   :52.12  1:19.70  1:46.90<br \/>\n          2:20.07  2:54.11  3:21.58  3:47.78<br \/>\n    5)  SORLIEN, MATT        20  STANFORD<br \/>\n3:49.85         3:48.66<br \/>\n           :24.49   :52.24  1:20.89  1:49.26<br \/>\n          2:21.88  2:54.65  3:22.25  3:48.66<br \/>\n    6)  DORR, JOHN           19  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n3:50.14         3:49.78<br \/>\n           :24.93   :53.15  1:22.30  1:50.86<br \/>\n          2:23.29  2:56.70  3:23.46  3:49.78<br \/>\n    7)  TRUPIN, DAN          19  STANFORD<br \/>\n3:50.92         3:49.97<br \/>\n           :23.85   :51.81  1:21.16  1:50.40<br \/>\n          2:23.05  2:56.89  3:24.12  3:49.97<br \/>\n    8)  BROWN, THOMAS        19  STANFORD<br \/>\n3:52.33         3:53.62<br \/>\n           :25.58   :54.40  1:25.81  1:57.10<br \/>\n          2:28.73  3:00.88  3:27.43  3:53.62 <\/p>\n<p>CONSOLATION FINAL   <\/p>\n<p>    9)  ORIWOL, TOBIAS       17  STANFORD<br \/>\n3:54.06         3:49.20<br \/>\n           :24.60   :52.59  1:21.28  1:49.68<br \/>\n          2:22.44  2:55.99  3:23.05  3:49.20<br \/>\n   10)  MOLINA, MIGUEL       18  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n3:52.54         3:49.77<br \/>\n           :24.37   :52.76  1:23.02  1:52.96<br \/>\n          2:25.41  2:57.90  3:24.29  3:49.77<br \/>\n   11)  PETERSON, MATT       21  USC<br \/>\n3:54.97         3:54.22<br \/>\n           :24.82   :53.02  1:23.03  1:52.29<br \/>\n          2:26.89  3:01.37  3:28.33  3:54.22<br \/>\n   12)  DONALDSON, RYAN      19  USC<br \/>\n3:53.38         3:54.74<br \/>\n           :24.94   :52.67  1:22.83  1:53.07<br \/>\n          2:26.96  3:01.32  3:28.94  3:54.74<br \/>\n   13)  STEPHENS, MARK       18  STANFORD<br \/>\n3:58.66         3:55.36<br \/>\n           :24.95   :53.42  1:23.81  1:53.44<br \/>\n          2:27.30  3:01.74  3:29.23  3:55.36<br \/>\n   14)  KAUFFMAN, MIKE       19  USC<br \/>\n3:57.93         3:56.23<br \/>\n           :24.60   :53.12  1:23.54  1:54.13<br \/>\n          2:27.43  3:01.90  3:30.09  3:56.23<br \/>\n   15)  MC DONALD, STEVE     19  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n3:58.86         3:56.51<br \/>\n           :25.47   :54.44  1:24.82  1:54.27<br \/>\n          2:27.76  3:01.99  3:29.92  3:56.51<br \/>\n   16)  STORIE, TYLER        21  USC<br \/>\n4:02.38         4:01.24<br \/>\n           :25.18   :54.12  1:24.85  1:55.00<br \/>\n          2:29.76  3:05.22  3:33.90  4:01.24 <\/p>\n<p>BONUS FINAL         <\/p>\n<p>   17)  SHAW, JOHN           20  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n4:02.77         4:00.11<br \/>\n           :25.98   :55.15  1:25.84  1:55.93<br \/>\n          2:29.76  3:04.33  3:32.36  4:00.11<br \/>\n   18)  GILLIS, CRAIG        19  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n4:09.77         4:01.34<br \/>\n           :25.31   :53.50  1:24.58  1:54.89<br \/>\n          2:29.87  3:05.21  3:33.89  4:01.34<br \/>\n   19)  HARPER, TIM          20  ARIZONA<br \/>\n4:03.71         4:02.46<br \/>\n           :25.68   :55.63  1:26.91  1:58.26<br \/>\n          2:32.08  3:06.21  3:34.96  4:02.46<br \/>\n   20)  SWITAJ, ED           18  ARIZONA<br \/>\n4:03.64         4:02.51<br \/>\n           :25.32   :54.08  1:25.22  1:56.41<br \/>\n          2:31.92  3:07.23  3:35.96  4:02.51<br \/>\n   21)  AINSWORTH, CHAD      19  ARIZONA<br \/>\n4:05.63         4:03.11<br \/>\n           :26.65   :56.98  1:27.85  1:57.48<br \/>\n          2:33.95  3:10.07  3:37.45  4:03.11<br \/>\n   22)  MC CALLISTER, HUNTER 19  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n4:07.45         4:07.45<br \/>\n           :26.63   :56.69  1:27.81  1:59.02<br \/>\n          2:33.57  3:08.27  3:37.93  4:07.45<br \/>\n   23)  QUINN, KEVIN         19  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n4:07.02         4:07.86<br \/>\n           :26.00   :55.57  1:26.86  1:57.85<br \/>\n          2:34.49  3:11.60  3:40.16  4:07.86<br \/>\n   24)  BARCLIFT, CAMERON    20  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n4:09.25         4:11.57<br \/>\n           :25.79   :55.54  1:27.22  1:59.02<br \/>\n          2:35.10  3:11.49  3:42.21  4:11.57 <\/p>\n<p>EVENT:   9    MEN&#39;s   100  YARDS   BUTTERFLY          <\/p>\n<p>NCAA                 :45.59   LARS FRELANDER    SMU<br \/>\n           1998<br \/>\nPAC-10               :45.89   DOD WALES<br \/>\nSTANFORD          1999<br \/>\nPAC 10 MEET          :46.64   DOD WALES<br \/>\nSTANFORD          3\/98<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA                 :47.34<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA CONSID.         :48.76<\/p>\n<p>FINAL RESULTS<br \/>\n  PLACE      NAME           YEAR    TEAM<br \/>\nTRIALS          FINALS<\/p>\n<p>CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL  <\/p>\n<p>    1)  CAVIC, MIKE          18  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:47.30          :46.32 **<br \/>\n           :21.42   :46.32<br \/>\n   ** PAC 10 MEET                                     <\/p>\n<p>    2)  DRAGANJA, DUJE           CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:47.18          :46.44<br \/>\n           :21.45   :46.44<br \/>\n    3)  ROJAS, LUIS          23  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:47.87          :47.34<br \/>\n           :21.91   :47.34<br \/>\n    4)  WESTCOTT, DAN        SR  STANFORD<br \/>\n:47.63          :47.47<br \/>\n           :22.13   :47.47<br \/>\n    5)  MC DONALD, MATT      19  STANFORD<br \/>\n:47.67          :47.56<br \/>\n           :22.20   :47.56<br \/>\n    6)  CRAMER, JAYME        20  STANFORD<br \/>\n:47.68          :47.62<br \/>\n           :22.31   :47.62<br \/>\n    7)  LIM, ALEX            22  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:47.33          :47.81<br \/>\n           :22.63   :47.81<br \/>\n    8)  RANSENBERG, SCOTT    20  STANFORD<br \/>\n:47.72          :47.84<br \/>\n           :22.00   :47.84 <\/p>\n<p>CONSOLATION FINAL   <\/p>\n<p>    9)  O&#39;BRYAN, BOBBY       21  STANFORD<br \/>\n:48.33          :47.52<br \/>\n           :21.78   :47.52<br \/>\n   10)  ADRIAN, JUSTIN       20  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:48.01          :47.83<br \/>\n           :22.46   :47.83<br \/>\n   11)  ABERCROMBIE, J.D.    20  USC<br \/>\n:47.91          :47.89<br \/>\n           :22.34   :47.89<br \/>\n   12)  FERNS, LYNDON        19  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:48.00          :48.03<br \/>\n           :22.26   :48.03<br \/>\n   13)  MARSHALL, PETER      20  STANFORD<br \/>\n:48.04          :48.14<br \/>\n           :22.35   :48.14<br \/>\n   14)  GAUSMAN, MIKE        22  USC<br \/>\n:48.20          :48.45<br \/>\n           :22.54   :48.45<br \/>\n   15)  RINGE, DAVID         SR  USC<br \/>\n:48.33          :48.66<br \/>\n           :22.76   :48.66<br \/>\n   16)  ROSE, DEREK          20  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:48.33          :48.67<br \/>\n           :22.54   :48.67 <\/p>\n<p>BONUS FINAL         <\/p>\n<p>   17)  DASH, JEFF           SR  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:48.37          :48.48<br \/>\n           :23.07   :48.48<br \/>\n   18)  VELOZ, JUAN          20  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:48.97          :48.97<br \/>\n           :23.26   :48.97<br \/>\n   19)  TATE, ACE            SR  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n:49.05          :49.33<br \/>\n           :23.19   :49.33<br \/>\n   20)  STOLLER, MIKE        21  USC<br \/>\n:49.63          :49.43<br \/>\n           :22.57   :49.43<br \/>\n   21)  DARANOWSKI, PIOTR    SR  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:49.53          :49.81<br \/>\n           :23.11   :49.81<br \/>\n   22)  WIMER, DAN           21  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:48.89          :49.82<br \/>\n           :22.50   :49.82<br \/>\n   23)  VOGELGESANG, KEITH   20  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:49.31          :49.95<br \/>\n           :23.46   :49.95<br \/>\n   24)  KARLSON, RYAN        19  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:49.54          :50.14<br \/>\n           :23.13   :50.14 <\/p>\n<p>EVENT:  10    MEN&#39;s   200  YARDS   FREESTYLE          <\/p>\n<p>NCAA                1:33.03   MATT BIONDI<br \/>\nCALIFORNIA        1987<br \/>\nPAC-10              1:33.03   MATT BIONDI<br \/>\nCALIFORNIA        1987<br \/>\nPAC 10 MEET         1:34.35   ADAM MESSNER<br \/>\nSTANFORD          2000<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA                1:36.39<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA CONSID.        1:39.28<\/p>\n<p>FINAL RESULTS<br \/>\n  PLACE      NAME           YEAR    TEAM<br \/>\nTRIALS          FINALS<\/p>\n<p>CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL  <\/p>\n<p>    1)  BRUCKART, JOE        SR  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n1:36.11         1:34.46<br \/>\n           :22.07   :45.82  1:09.89  1:34.46<br \/>\n    2)  WATERS, JOHN         SR  STANFORD<br \/>\n1:36.94         1:36.04<br \/>\n           :23.25   :47.51  1:11.77  1:36.04<br \/>\n    3)  BURNETT, SIMON       19  ARIZONA<br \/>\n1:36.72         1:36.14<br \/>\n           :22.52   :47.14  1:11.88  1:36.14<br \/>\n    4)  BRUNELLI, NICK       21  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n1:36.87         1:36.19<br \/>\n           :22.64   :46.76  1:11.33  1:36.19<br \/>\n    5)  LEE, JEFF            22  USC<br \/>\n1:36.75         1:36.50<br \/>\n           :23.06   :47.72  1:12.33  1:36.50<br \/>\n    6)  TOLMACHOFF, ERIK     21  USC<br \/>\n1:39.32         1:38.03<br \/>\n           :23.62   :48.30  1:13.13  1:38.03<br \/>\n    7)  STALEY, TRENT        22  USC<br \/>\n1:38.36         1:38.20<br \/>\n           :22.93   :47.62  1:12.69  1:38.20<br \/>\n    8)  PANOS, TYLER         19  USC<br \/>\n1:39.34         1:38.23<br \/>\n           :22.84   :47.75  1:12.85  1:38.23 <\/p>\n<p>CONSOLATION FINAL   <\/p>\n<p>    9)  MC LEAN, MIKE        18  STANFORD<br \/>\n1:39.92         1:38.23<br \/>\n           :22.94   :47.57  1:12.73  1:38.23<br \/>\n   10)  SCHNELL, ANDREW      20  STANFORD<br \/>\n1:39.82         1:39.48<br \/>\n           :23.31   :48.32  1:13.29  1:39.48<br \/>\n   11)  ZEMAITIS, JOHN       19  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n1:40.28         1:39.79<br \/>\n           :23.49   :48.29  1:13.85  1:39.79<br \/>\n   12)  CROWDER, BOBBY       19  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n1:40.70         1:40.42<br \/>\n           :24.24   :49.55  1:14.29  1:40.42<br \/>\n   13)  LA FLEUR, ERIC       23  ARIZONA<br \/>\n1:39.48         1:40.58<br \/>\n           :23.23   :48.91  1:14.89  1:40.58<br \/>\n   14)  WOLFE, JIM           19  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n1:39.99         1:40.62<br \/>\n           :23.44   :48.83  1:14.72  1:40.62<br \/>\n   15)  LEAN, RYAN           18  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n1:41.30         1:40.94<br \/>\n           :23.80   :49.25  1:15.17  1:40.94<br \/>\n   16)  HICKMAN, TOM         18  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n1:40.36         1:40.97<br \/>\n           :23.63   :49.12  1:15.30  1:40.97 <\/p>\n<p>BONUS FINAL         <\/p>\n<p>   17)  FERGUSON, ZACH       15  ARIZONA<br \/>\n1:41.49         1:41.75<br \/>\n           :23.76   :49.47  1:15.42  1:41.75<br \/>\n   18)  BAILEY, NATE         20  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n1:43.21         1:42.17<br \/>\n           :23.26   :49.01  1:15.41  1:42.17<br \/>\n   19)  MORENO, MIKE         21  ARIZONA<br \/>\n1:42.45         1:42.38<br \/>\n           :24.06   :50.08  1:16.35  1:42.38<br \/>\n   20)  MILLER, DEREK        20  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n1:43.45         1:43.16<br \/>\n           :24.52   :50.53  1:17.14  1:43.16<br \/>\n        LANE, EVAN           20  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n1:41.41         DISQUAL<br \/>\n           :00.00   :00.00   :00.00  DISQUAL<br \/>\n        HEATON, ZAK          19  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n1:46.32         DISQUAL<br \/>\n           :00.00   :00.00   :00.00  DISQUAL<br \/>\n        LYSSAND, JOHN        20  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n1:47.42         DISQUAL<br \/>\n           :00.00   :00.00   :00.00  DISQUAL <\/p>\n<p>EVENT:  11    MEN&#39;s   100  YARDS   BREASTSTROKE       <\/p>\n<p>NCAA                 :52.32   JEREMY LINN<br \/>\nTENNESSEE         1997<br \/>\nPAC-10               :53.07   TYLER MAYFIELD<br \/>\nSTANFORD          1993<br \/>\nPAC 10 MEET          :52.76   ANTHONY ROBINSON<br \/>\nSTANFORD          2001<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA                 :54.30<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA CONSID.         :55.92<\/p>\n<p>FINAL RESULTS<br \/>\n  PLACE      NAME           YEAR    TEAM<br \/>\nTRIALS          FINALS<\/p>\n<p>CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL  <\/p>\n<p>    1)  FLASKY, MIHALY       20  USC<br \/>\n:55.38          :53.36<br \/>\n           :24.65   :53.36<br \/>\n    2)  BRUCE, MICHAEL       20  STANFORD<br \/>\n:53.55          :53.91<br \/>\n           :25.09   :53.91<br \/>\n    3)  FOWLER, PAT          SR  STANFORD<br \/>\n:54.07          :54.13<br \/>\n           :25.54   :54.13<br \/>\n    4)  DAVIS, PHIL          22  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:55.13          :54.93<br \/>\n           :25.92   :54.93<br \/>\n    5)  MACDONALD, RUSSELL   20  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n:54.81          :55.02<br \/>\n           :26.09   :55.02<br \/>\n    6)  BARBOSA, HENRIQUE    18  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:55.26          :55.24<br \/>\n           :26.30   :55.24<br \/>\n    6)  BYMA, QUENTIN        SR  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:55.34          :55.24<br \/>\n           :25.40   :55.24<br \/>\n    8)  STEVENS, NATE        20  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:55.24          :55.41<br \/>\n           :26.55   :55.41 <\/p>\n<p>CONSOLATION FINAL   <\/p>\n<p>    9)  EKHOFF, LUKE         20  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:55.76          :55.12<br \/>\n           :26.22   :55.12<br \/>\n   10)  ROWE, CALEB          19  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:55.58          :55.28<br \/>\n           :26.05   :55.28<br \/>\n   11)  WARD, EMERSON        19  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n:55.92          :55.93<br \/>\n           :25.94   :55.93<br \/>\n   12)  OWEN, GREG           22  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:56.46          :55.97<br \/>\n           :26.26   :55.97<br \/>\n   13)  EDDY, RICK           18  STANFORD<br \/>\n:55.44          :56.11<br \/>\n           :25.81   :56.11<br \/>\n   14)  GEMMELL, JOSH        19  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n:56.28          :56.25<br \/>\n           :26.91   :56.25<br \/>\n   15)  NITZ, JESSE          20  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:56.29          :56.33<br \/>\n           :26.61   :56.33<br \/>\n   16)  ZUCKER, ZACH         19  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:56.37          :56.62<br \/>\n           :26.75   :56.62 <\/p>\n<p>BONUS FINAL         <\/p>\n<p>   17)  CLEMENTS, JOEY       20  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n:57.17          :56.48<br \/>\n           :27.02   :56.48<br \/>\n   18)  FOLLMER, DOUG        21  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:57.48          :56.65<br \/>\n           :26.70   :56.65<br \/>\n   19)  DEGENSTEIN, NICK     SR  USC<br \/>\n:57.05          :56.73<br \/>\n           :26.80   :56.73<br \/>\n   20)  JENKINS, BROOKS      19  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:57.83          :56.86<br \/>\n           :26.89   :56.86<br \/>\n   21)  MARTINS, LEONARDO    18  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n:57.85          :57.80<br \/>\n           :27.68   :57.80<br \/>\n   22)  MONSON, CHRIS        20  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:58.67          :58.88<br \/>\n           :27.93   :58.88<br \/>\n        LYON, MATT           19  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:59.37         DISQUAL<br \/>\n           :00.00  DISQUAL <\/p>\n<p>EVENT:  12    MEN&#39;s   100  YARDS   BACKSTROKE         <\/p>\n<p>NCAA                 :45.25   NEIL WALKER       TEXAS<br \/>\n           1997<br \/>\nPAC-10               :45.43   BRIAN RETTERER<br \/>\nSTANFORD          3\/24\/95<br \/>\nPAC 10 MEET          :46.35   RANDALL BAL<br \/>\nSTANFORD          3\/02<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA                 :47.72<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA CONSID.         :49.15<\/p>\n<p>FINAL RESULTS<br \/>\n  PLACE      NAME           YEAR    TEAM<br \/>\nTRIALS          FINALS<\/p>\n<p>CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL  <\/p>\n<p>    1)  BAL, RANDALL         SR  STANFORD<br \/>\n:47.09          :46.58<br \/>\n           :22.50   :46.58<br \/>\n    2)  WESTCOTT, DAN        SR  STANFORD<br \/>\n:47.45          :46.88<br \/>\n           :22.87   :46.88<br \/>\n    3)  MARSHALL, PETER      20  STANFORD<br \/>\n:47.59          :46.99<br \/>\n           :22.75   :46.99<br \/>\n    4)  LIM, ALEX            22  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:47.30          :47.26<br \/>\n           :23.13   :47.26<br \/>\n    5)  CRAMER, JAYME        20  STANFORD<br \/>\n:47.65          :47.43<br \/>\n           :22.98   :47.43<br \/>\n    6)  THIELE, JENS         22  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:47.84          :48.28<br \/>\n           :22.92   :48.28<br \/>\n    7)  ERVIN, ANTHONY       SR  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:48.46          :48.50<br \/>\n           :23.54   :48.50<br \/>\n    8)  HUSSEIN, AHMED       19  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n:48.07          :48.63<br \/>\n           :23.58   :48.63 <\/p>\n<p>CONSOLATION FINAL   <\/p>\n<p>    9)  NATALIZIO, JEFF      21  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:48.70          :49.09<br \/>\n           :24.01   :49.09<br \/>\n   10)  HARCSAS, CHRISTIAN   SR  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n:49.17          :49.18<br \/>\n           :24.09   :49.18<br \/>\n   11)  ROLLINS, DAVE        18  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:49.68          :49.47<br \/>\n           :24.32   :49.47<br \/>\n   12)  PROFFITT, JORDIE     21  USC<br \/>\n:49.77          :49.52<br \/>\n           :24.18   :49.52<br \/>\n   13)  GIBSON, CHRIS        19  CALIFORNIA<br \/>\n:50.93          :50.60<br \/>\n           :24.36   :50.60<br \/>\n   14)  MC CAFFREY, GARRETT  20  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:50.63          :50.85<br \/>\n           :24.57   :50.85<br \/>\n   15)  HARDESTY, KURT       19  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:51.24          :51.11<br \/>\n           :24.52   :51.11<br \/>\n   16)  BRAY, BRENDON        21  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:51.03          :51.65<br \/>\n           :24.95   :51.65 <\/p>\n<p>BONUS FINAL         <\/p>\n<p>   17)  ZIELKE, MATT         SR  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:51.52          :51.11<br \/>\n           :24.81   :51.11<br \/>\n   18)  RAHAEUSER, EVAN      19  ARIZONA STATE<br \/>\n:52.07          :51.59<br \/>\n           :24.86   :51.59<br \/>\n   19)  FERGUSON, ZACH       15  ARIZONA<br \/>\n:51.67          :51.61<br \/>\n           :24.92   :51.61<br \/>\n   20)  BEZERRA, DIOGO       22  WASHINGTON<br \/>\n:51.65          :51.68<br \/>\n           :25.27   :51.68 <\/p>\n<p>EVENT:  14    MEN&#39;s   800  YARDS   FREESTYLE RELAY    <\/p>\n<p>NCAA                6:17.35   USC               USC<br \/>\n           3\/02<br \/>\nPAC-10              6:17.35   USC               USC<br \/>\n           3\/02<br \/>\nPAC 10 MEET         6:24.62   USC               USC<br \/>\n           3\/02<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA                6:26.62<br \/>\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA CONSID.        6:38.21<br \/>\nFINAL RESULTS     TIMED FINALS     <\/p>\n<p>RANK      TEAM                                    TIME<\/p>\n<p>  1)  STANFORD &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\n6:25.75<br \/>\n   1) ROGAN, MARKUS   18   :22.36   3) WATERS, JOHN<br \/>\nSR  3:36.39<br \/>\n                           :46.62<br \/>\n    4:00.68<br \/>\n                          1:11.58<br \/>\n    4:25.41<br \/>\n                          1:37.24<br \/>\n    4:50.24<br \/>\n   2) TRUPIN, DAN     19  1:59.22   4) CRAMER, JAYME<br \/>\n20  5:12.42<br \/>\n                          2:24.24<br \/>\n    5:36.44<br \/>\n                          2:49.12<br \/>\n    6:00.88<br \/>\n                          3:13.81<br \/>\n    6:25.75<\/p>\n<p>  2)  USC &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\n6:26.93<br \/>\n   1) LEE, JEFF       22   :22.74   3) STALEY, TRENT<br \/>\n22  3:34.66<br \/>\n                           :47.52<br \/>\n    3:59.18<br \/>\n                          1:12.21<br \/>\n    4:24.66<br \/>\n                          1:36.28<br \/>\n    4:50.41<br \/>\n   2) MELLOULI, OUS   19  1:58.55   4) VENDT, ERIK<br \/>\nSR  5:12.69<br \/>\n                          2:23.10<br \/>\n    5:37.11<br \/>\n                          2:47.95<br \/>\n    6:01.89<br \/>\n                          3:12.62<br \/>\n    6:26.93<\/p>\n<p>  3)  CALIFORNIA &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\n6:28.60<br \/>\n   1) MOLINA, MIGUEL  18   :22.88   3) BRUCKART, JOE<br \/>\nSR  3:37.16<br \/>\n                           :47.54<br \/>\n    4:01.11<br \/>\n                          1:12.34<br \/>\n    4:25.87<br \/>\n                          1:38.79<br \/>\n    4:50.98<br \/>\n   2) THIELE, JENS    22  2:01.03   4) DORR, JOHN<br \/>\n19  5:13.59<br \/>\n                          2:25.57<br \/>\n    5:37.77<br \/>\n                          2:50.82<br \/>\n    6:02.99<br \/>\n                          3:15.82<br \/>\n    6:28.60<\/p>\n<p>  4)  ASU &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\n6:36.65<br \/>\n   1) KOLAZAR, DAVID       :22.88   3) CROWDER, BOBBY<br \/>\n19  3:40.08<br \/>\n                           :47.95<br \/>\n    4:05.19<br \/>\n                          1:14.31<br \/>\n    4:30.46<br \/>\n                          1:40.65<br \/>\n    4:56.42<br \/>\n   2) BRUNELLI, NICK  21  2:02.87   4) ZEMAITIS, JOHN<br \/>\n19  5:19.38<br \/>\n                          2:27.38<br \/>\n    5:44.50<br \/>\n                          2:52.22<br \/>\n    6:10.58<br \/>\n                          3:17.34<br \/>\n    6:36.65<\/p>\n<p>  5)  WASHINGTON &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\n6:41.09<br \/>\n   1) ADRIAN, JUSTIN  20   :23.23   3) EKHOFF, LUKE<br \/>\n20  3:42.12<br \/>\n                           :47.81<br \/>\n    4:07.34<br \/>\n                          1:12.98<br \/>\n    4:33.29<br \/>\n                          1:39.33<br \/>\n    4:59.00<br \/>\n   2) WOLFE, JIM      19  2:02.03   4) ZIELKE, MATT<br \/>\nSR  5:21.97<br \/>\n                          2:27.64<br \/>\n    5:48.08<br \/>\n                          2:53.49<br \/>\n    6:14.69<br \/>\n                          3:19.06<br \/>\n    6:41.09<\/p>\n<p>  6)  ARIZONA &quot;A&quot;<br \/>\n6:47.99<br \/>\n   1) DASH, JEFF      SR   :23.75   3) MORENO, MIKE<br \/>\n21  3:44.42<br \/>\n                           :49.01<br \/>\n    4:10.50<br \/>\n                          1:14.92<br \/>\n    4:37.68<br \/>\n                          1:41.18<br \/>\n    5:05.18<br \/>\n   2) VELOZ, JUAN     20  2:03.91   4) AINSWORTH, CHAD<br \/>\n19  5:28.53<br \/>\n                          2:29.28<br \/>\n    5:54.59<br \/>\n                          2:55.20<br \/>\n    6:21.50<br \/>\n                          3:21.24<br \/>\n    6:47.99<\/p>\n<p>      UNOF USC &quot;B&quot;<br \/>\n6:44.20 EX<br \/>\n   1) TOLMACHOFF, ERIK21   :23.40   3) DONALDSON, RYAN<br \/>\n19  3:43.54<br \/>\n                           :48.85<br \/>\n    4:08.73<br \/>\n                          1:14.50<br \/>\n    4:34.69<br \/>\n                          1:39.63<br \/>\n    5:00.97<br \/>\n   2) GAUSMAN, MIKE   22  2:02.38   4) PETERSON, MATT<br \/>\n21  5:25.03<br \/>\n                          2:28.28<br \/>\n    5:51.34<br \/>\n                          2:54.59<br \/>\n    6:18.01<br \/>\n                          3:20.15<br \/>\n    6:44.20<\/p>\n<p>      UNOF USC &quot;C&quot;<br \/>\n6:50.48 EX<br \/>\n   1) FAHEY, PAUL     19   :23.75   3) DOBKIN, CARY<br \/>\n20  3:44.82<br \/>\n              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