{"id":6500,"date":"2004-01-10T15:12:37","date_gmt":"2004-01-10T20:12:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/01\/vanderkaay-brothers-lead-michigan-to-day-one-advantage-over-stanford\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T14:39:27","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T21:39:27","slug":"vanderkaay-brothers-lead-michigan-to-day-one-advantage-over-stanford","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/vanderkaay-brothers-lead-michigan-to-day-one-advantage-over-stanford\/","title":{"rendered":"Vanderkaay Brothers Lead Michigan to Day One Advantage over Stanford"},"content":{"rendered":"

ANN ARBOR, Mich., January 10. THE No. 6 University of Michigan men's swimming and diving team completed the first day of its two-day short-course meter dual meet with No. 3 Stanford with an 87.5-76.5 advantage Friday evening (Jan. 9) at Canham Natatorium. Leading the way for the Maize and Blue were brothers Christian Vanderkaay (Rochester, Mich.\/Adams HS) and Peter Vanderkaay (Rochester, Mich.\/Adams HS), who combined for three of Michigan's five event titles.<\/p>\n

Stanford took an early lead as the Cardinal jumped out to a 13-4 lead following the first event, the 200-meter freestyle relay. Stanford's 'A' squad earned the first-place finish as they combined for a time of 1:40.07. Michigan's foursome of Chris DeJong (Holland, Mich.\/Holland HS), Josh Hack (Chelsea, Mich.\/Chelsea HS), Davis Tarwater (Knoxville, Tenn.\/
\nWebb School) and Dan Ketchum (Cincinnati, Ohio\/Sycamore HS) came in second with a clocking of 1:41.52.<\/p>\n

Michigan came back strong in the second race to take the lead at 20-16 as sophomore Peter Vanderkaay led the way with a first-place showing in the 1,500-meter freestyle, clocking in with a season-best and NCAA consideration time of 15:23.86. The time bettered his previous best of 15:27.50 at the U.S. Open (Dec. 5).<\/p>\n

Vanderkaay was followed into the wall by teammates Brendan Neligan (Hempstead, N.Y.\/Archbishop Molloy HS) and Andrew Hurd (Oakville, Ontario\/ Oakville Trafalger HS) who finished second and third, respectively. After a strong start, Neligan fell to fourth midway through the race but rallied with four laps left and used a strong kick to out-touch Hurd for second by just 0.03, 15:27.04 to 15:27.07. Both times clocked in under the NCAA 'B' standard of 15:30.25.<\/p>\n

Michigan's lead was short lived though as the Cardinal jumped back to the top at 30-25 after a 1-3-4 finish in the 100-meter butterfly. Tarwater and Jayme Cramer battled through the entire 100 meters but the U-M sophomore finished second by 0.13 seconds at 53.40 to 53.53. Both times earned NCAA consideration status.<\/p>\n

Stanford extended its advantage to 45-29 after the 100-meter backstroke as the Cardinal took the top two spots. DeJong was Michigan's top finisher with a third-place showing in an NCAA consideration clocking of 54.42.<\/p>\n

The Wolverines cut the deficit to eight at 50.5-42.5 following Chris Vanderkaay's victory in the 100-meter butterfly. The senior\/junior earned the second event title by a Vanderkaay when he posted a time of 1:03.70 in the 100m breaststroke. Chris Vanderkaay's time was just 0.03 seconds ahead of Stanford's Keenan Newman who finished in 1:03.73.<\/p>\n

Following its second straight victory, Michigan pulled ahead 56.5-54.5 as senior Jason Coben (Newtown Square, Pa.\/Marple Newtown) claimed victory in the 10-meter platform with a score of 386.30. U-M also earned the third and fourth spot in the event with Jonathan Donadee (Canfield, Ohio\/ Canfield HS) and Pat Noyes (Wilmette, Ill.\/New Trier HS) posting scores of 215.65 and 189.15, respectively.<\/p>\n

Peter Vanderkaay made it three straight overall and the second straight by the brothers in the pool as he earned an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 4:12.29 to win the 400-meter individual medley. Vanderkaay bettered the nation's No. 1 ranked Markus Rogan as the Cardinal performer also clocked in with an automatic time at 4:12.62. With the win, U-M extended its lead to 68.5-61.5.<\/p>\n

Rogan controlled the race until the breaststroke portion when Vanderkaay began to reel him in. As he touched to head into the freestyle, Rogan had a half-body length on the Michigan freestyler, but Vanderkaay claimed a marginal 0.10 lead with just 50 meters to go. As the two battled down the stretch, Vanderkaay pulled away to win by 0.33 seconds.<\/p>\n

U-M pushed the lead to 16 at 81.5-65.5 following its first place finish in the 800-meter freestyle relay. Michigan's foursome of Hurd, Tarwater, DeJong and Ketchum combined for an NCAA consideration time of 7:16.26.<\/p>\n

Stanford pulled within 10, following the final race of the evening as the Cardinal clocked in with a first-place and NCAA consideration time of 1:29.83 in the 200-meter freestyle relay.<\/p>\n

The two teams will return to the pool Saturday (Jan. 10) for the conclusion of their two-day dual meet. The meet is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. in Canham Natatorium.<\/p>\n

Event 1 Men 200 SC Meter Medley Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Stanford University 'A' 1:40.07 11
\n 1) Marshall, Peter SR 2) Newman, Keenan FR
\n 3) O'Bryan, Bobby SR 4) Wildman-Tobriner, Ben FR
\n 24.19 53.66 1:17.92 1:40.07
\n 2 University of Michigan 'A' 1:41.52 4
\n 1) DeJong, Chris SO 2) Hack, Josh SR
\n 3) Tarwater, Davis SO 4) Ketchum, Dan SR
\n 25.34 54.76 1:18.87 1:41.52
\n 3 Stanford University 'B' 1:41.83 2
\n 1) Sun, Hongzhe FR 2) Wolfe, Nick SO
\n 3) McDonald, Matt JR 4) Schnell, Andrew SR
\n 25.58 55.55 1:19.38 1:41.83
\n 4 University of Michigan 'B' 1:44.94
\n 1) Galindo, Michael JR 2) Albright, Andrew SO
\n 3) Ma, Zayd JR 4) Porth, Mike SR
\n 27.04 56.44 1:21.90 1:44.94
\n 5 Stanford University 'C' x1:45.78
\n 1) Ransom, Kyle FR 2) Stephens, Mark SO
\n 3) Passey, Michael SO 4) Crowe, Matt FR
\n 27.02 57.07 1:22.44 1:45.78 <\/p>\n

Event 2 Men 1500 SC Meter Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Vanderkaay, Peter SO Michigan 15:23.86 9
\n 28.19 58.57 1:29.01 1:59.69 2:30.81 3:01.46 3:31.96 4:02.53
\n 4:33.46 5:04.19 5:34.82 6:05.32 6:36.39 7:07.17 7:38.20 8:09.09
\n 8:40.39 9:11.80 9:42.88 10:13.43 10:44.59 11:15.40 11:46.68 12:17.75
\n 12:48.93 13:20.08 13:51.07 14:22.25 14:53.25 15:23.86
\n 2 Neligan, Brendan JR Michigan 15:27.04 4
\n 28.12 58.54 1:28.99 1:59.57 2:30.30 3:00.95 3:31.52 4:02.44
\n 4:33.38 5:04.28 5:34.95 6:06.08 6:37.15 7:08.29 7:39.70 8:11.08
\n 8:42.57 9:14.25 9:45.74 10:17.48 10:49.07 11:20.51 11:51.85 12:23.35
\n 12:54.76 13:26.15 13:57.08 14:28.53 14:58.24 15:27.04
\n 3 Hurd, Andrew JR Michigan 15:27.07 3
\n 28.42 59.59 1:30.71 2:01.95 2:33.18 3:04.41 3:35.65 4:06.86
\n 4:38.08 5:09.35 5:39.96 6:10.42 6:40.95 7:11.64 7:42.51 8:13.11
\n 8:43.65 9:14.70 9:45.59 10:16.66 10:47.73 11:19.19 11:50.46 12:21.86
\n 12:53.14 13:24.41 13:55.70 14:26.56 14:57.28 15:27.07
\n 4 Oriwol, Tobias SO Stanford 15:27.60 2
\n 28.05 58.72 1:29.64 2:00.79 2:31.52 3:02.28 3:33.28 4:03.93
\n 4:34.48 5:05.27 5:36.11 6:06.99 6:38.02 7:09.08 7:40.41 8:11.57
\n 8:42.66 9:13.96 9:45.85 10:17.11 10:48.50 11:19.89 11:51.31 12:22.60
\n 12:54.10 13:25.31 13:56.74 14:28.26 14:59.14 15:27.60
\n 5 Phillips, Shaun FR Stanford 15:35.57 1
\n 28.42 59.47 1:30.39 2:01.69 2:32.90 3:04.22 3:35.26 4:06.55
\n 4:37.66 5:08.55 5:39.79 6:11.01 6:42.32 7:13.88 7:45.64 8:17.13
\n 8:48.78 9:20.49 9:52.09 10:23.20 10:54.38 11:25.66 11:57.09 12:28.42
\n 13:00.22 13:32.04 14:03.74 14:35.13 15:06.13 15:35.57
\n 6 Carral, Jorge SO Michigan x15:35.96
\n 29.00 1:00.54 1:32.18 2:03.82 2:35.53 3:07.15 3:38.82 4:10.32
\n 4:42.01 5:13.64 5:45.20 6:16.58 6:48.24 7:19.73 7:51.16 8:22.62
\n 8:54.04 9:25.42 9:56.85 10:28.05 10:59.11 11:30.25 12:01.36 12:32.60
\n 13:03.79 13:34.88 14:05.81 14:36.64 15:07.14 15:35.96
\n 7 Grant, Andy FR Stanford 15:40.76
\n 29.11 1:00.44 1:31.69 2:03.35 2:35.05 3:06.08 3:37.15 4:08.21
\n 4:39.39 5:10.29 5:41.28 6:12.29 6:43.47 7:14.79 7:46.27 8:17.48
\n 8:49.04 9:20.90 9:53.19 10:25.55 10:56.83 11:29.38 12:01.17 12:33.26
\n 13:04.92 13:36.69 14:09.03 14:41.05 15:11.22 15:40.76
\n 8 Diluilo, Eric JR Stanford x15:56.63
\n 29.04 1:00.44 1:32.42 2:04.34 2:36.17 3:08.03 3:40.04 4:12.00
\n 4:43.95 5:15.81 5:47.69 6:19.51 6:51.32 7:23.20 7:54.99 8:27.09
\n 8:58.91 9:30.93 10:03.07 10:35.09 11:07.41 11:39.59 12:11.77 12:44.09
\n 13:16.53 13:49.13 14:21.14 14:53.07 15:25.29 15:56.63 <\/p>\n

Event 3 Men Platform Diving
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Coben, Jason SR Michigan 386.30 9
\n 2 McLean, Kevin FR Stanford 257.75 4
\n 3 Donadee, Patrick FR Michigan 215.65 3
\n 4 Noyes, Pat FR Michigan 189.15 2 <\/p>\n

Event 4 Men 100 SC Meter Butterfly
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Cramer, Jayme JR Stanford 53.40 9
\n 25.50 53.40
\n 2 Tarwater, Davis SO Michigan 53.53 4
\n 25.39 53.53
\n 3 McDonald, Matt JR Stanford 54.16 3
\n 25.55 54.16
\n 4 Ransenberg, Scott SR Stanford 55.05 2
\n 25.48 55.05
\n 5 O'Bryan, Bobby SR Stanford x55.54
\n 25.67 55.54
\n 6 Ketchum, Dan SR Michigan 56.15 1
\n 26.74 56.15
\n 7 Ma, Zayd JR Michigan 56.38
\n 26.75 56.38 <\/p>\n

Event 5 Men 100 SC Meter Backstroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Marshall, Peter SR Stanford 52.21 9
\n 25.33 52.21
\n 2 Rogan, Markus SR Stanford 53.33 4
\n 26.18 53.33
\n 3 DeJong, Chris SO Michigan 54.42 3
\n 26.76 54.42
\n 4 Sun, Hongzhe FR Stanford 54.48 2
\n 26.28 54.48
\n 5 Galindo, Michael JR Michigan 58.48 1
\n 28.12 58.48
\n 6 Ransom, Kyle FR Stanford x58.54
\n 28.41 58.54
\n 7 Hack, Andrew JR Michigan 59.11
\n 28.88 59.11 <\/p>\n

Event 6 Men 100 SC Meter Breaststroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Vanderkaay, Christian JR Michigan 1:03.70 9
\n 30.32 1:03.70
\n 2 Newman, Keenan FR Stanford 1:03.73 4
\n 30.56 1:03.73
\n 3 Kibbe, Jim FR Michigan 1:05.23 3
\n 31.05 1:05.23
\n 4 Albright, Andrew SO Michigan 1:05.30 1.5
\n 30.57 1:05.30
\n 4 Stephens, Mark SO Stanford 1:05.30 1.5
\n 30.73 1:05.30
\n 6 Hack, Josh SR Michigan x1:05.37
\n 30.78 1:05.37
\n 7 Wolfe, Nick SO Stanford 1:05.64
\n 31.03 1:05.64 <\/p>\n

Event 7 Men 400 SC Meter IM
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Vanderkaay, Peter SO Michigan 4:12.29 9
\n 27.73 59.73 1:32.99 2:05.47 2:41.07 3:16.52 3:45.19 4:12.29
\n 2 Rogan, Markus SR Stanford 4:12.62 4
\n 27.88 59.45 1:31.32 2:02.45 2:38.83 3:15.52 3:45.20 4:12.62
\n 3 Sayao, Chuck JR Michigan 4:20.01 3
\n 28.43 1:01.19 1:34.11 2:05.98 2:42.21 3:18.91 3:49.81 4:20.01
\n 4 Stephens, Mark SO Stanford 4:25.82 2
\n 27.88 1:00.34 1:35.68 2:10.99 2:47.31 3:25.21 3:56.15 4:25.82
\n 5 Newman, Keenan FR Stanford 4:26.95 1
\n 28.95 1:01.37 1:36.01 2:10.11 2:47.86 3:26.30 3:57.78 4:26.95
\n 6 Brown, Thomas JR Stanford x4:26.98
\n 28.64 1:01.37 1:36.27 2:10.77 2:48.10 3:26.07 3:56.96 4:26.98
\n 7 Douville, Nicholas JR Michigan 4:27.25
\n 29.25 1:01.37 1:35.53 2:08.11 2:47.50 3:26.53 3:58.13 4:27.25
\n 8 Neligan, Brendan JR Michigan x4:35.04
\n 28.79 1:01.77 1:37.82 2:14.37 2:52.84 3:32.86 4:03.76 4:35.04<\/p>\n

Event 8 Men 800 SC Meter Freestyle Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 University of Michigan 'A' 7:16.26 11
\n 1) Hurd, Andrew JR 2) Tarwater, Davis SO
\n 3) DeJong, Chris SO 4) Ketchum, Dan SR
\n 26.07 54.15 1:21.65 1:49.22 2:14.73 2:42.31 3:10.29 3:38.29
\n 4:03.39 4:31.56 4:59.95 5:27.33 5:52.57 6:19.66 6:47.51 7:16.26
\n 2 Stanford University 'A' 7:23.65 4
\n 1) Cramer, Jayme JR 2) Phillips, Shaun FR
\n 3) Grant, Andy FR 4) Rogan, Markus SR
\n 25.91 53.66 1:21.10 1:48.70 2:14.72 2:43.00 3:12.12 3:41.55
\n 4:06.79 4:34.44 5:03.05 5:31.04 5:56.27 6:24.97 6:54.15 7:23.65
\n 3 University of Michigan 'B' 7:43.93 2
\n 1) Porth, Mike SR 2) Carral, Jorge SO
\n 3) Wera, Tim SR 4) Vanderkaay, Peter SO
\n 26.62 54.78 1:23.48 1:52.58 2:19.22 2:48.49 3:18.31 3:47.96
\n 4:14.52 4:43.48 5:13.02 5:42.67 6:08.98 6:39.44 7:11.64 7:43.93
\n — Stanford University 'B' DQ
\n 1) Oriwol, Tobias SO 2) Sun, Hongzhe FR
\n 3) Ransom, Kyle FR 4) Diluilo, Eric JR
\n 26.12 54.48 1:23.42 1:51.65 2:17.50 2:46.00 3:14.83 3:42.49
\n 4:08.42 4:37.64 5:07.51 5:36.94 6:03.25 6:32.46 7:02.24 DQ<\/p>\n

Event 9 Men 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Stanford University 'A' 1:29.83 11
\n 1) Wildman-Tobriner, Ben FR 2) O'Bryan, Bobby SR
\n 3) Schnell, Andrew SR 4) Marshall, Peter SR
\n 22.67 45.05 1:07.52 1:29.83
\n 2 University of Michigan 'A' 1:38.22 4
\n 1) Neligan, Brendan JR 2) Galindo, Michael JR
\n 3) Vanderkaay, Christian JR 4) Douville, Nicholas JR
\n 24.73 49.05 1:12.62 1:38.22
\n 3 University of Michigan 'B' 1:38.82 2
\n 1) Hack, Josh SR 2) Hack, Andrew JR
\n 3) Sayao, Chuck JR 4) Ma, Zayd JR
\n 25.16 49.56 1:14.11 1:38.82<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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