{"id":6825,"date":"2004-02-20T22:14:42","date_gmt":"2004-02-21T03:14:42","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/02\/virginia-takes-lead-on-day-two-of-acc-championships\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:17:31","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:17:31","slug":"virginia-takes-lead-on-day-two-of-acc-championships","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/virginia-takes-lead-on-day-two-of-acc-championships\/","title":{"rendered":"Virginia Takes Lead On Day Two of ACC Championships"},"content":{"rendered":"

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, February 20. THE Virginia Cavaliers became the third team to lead in as many days at the 2004 Atlantic Coast Conference Women's Swimming and Diving Championship, being held in the Aquatic and Fitness Center on the grounds of the University of Virginia.<\/p>\n

Virginia enters the final day of the Championship in first place with 427 points, leading Florida State (410) and North Carolina (401). Maryland stands fourth with 360 points, while Duke has tallied 200 points heading into the fourth day of the Championship. Georgia Tech is sixth with 184 points, followed by Clemson (181) and NC State (154).<\/p>\n

"It was a night of outstanding swimming for the whole conference," said UVa head coach Mark Bernardino. "To be able to erase the deficit we started with and to walk out of here with a small lead is very gratifying feeling. Any one of four teams can take this and it is imperative that we maintain our focus and swim with determination and desire in order to put us in a position to do well. Saturday is our best day of the meet."<\/p>\n

Virginia's Amy Baly (Atlanta, Ga.\/Marist School) placed first in the 400-yard individual medley to start this evening's events. Maryland's Elizabeth Lavell touched the wall second, followed by teammate Alexandra Malanina in third place.<\/p>\n

"I feel awesome," said Baly, after winning the ACC title after finishing second to former teammate Mirjana Bosevska the last two years. "It's good to do it for the team and knowing that I had the whole team behind me and knowing everyone was backing me was a great feeling."<\/p>\n

In the 100-yard butterfly, Maryland's Gigi de Toll recorded an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 53.66 in taking first place honors. Duke's Katie Ness finished the race second with Florida State's Emily Breen taking third place.<\/p>\n

North Carolina's Jessi Perruquet set a new pool and ACC Championship record with her NCAA automatic qualifying time of 1:46.36 in the 200-yard freestyle. Teammates Kelly Weeks and Virginia Hanson completed the Tar Heels' one-two-three sweep of the event, respectively.<\/p>\n

Florida State's Emma Dutton set a new pool record in winning the 100-yard breaststroke with her 1:00.94 NCAA automatic qualifying time. She was followed by teammate Lauren Brick in second, while North Carolina's Lizzy Bruce finished third.<\/p>\n

In the 100-yard backstroke, Virginia's Brielle White (Philadelphia, Pa.\/Springside School) took first place honors when she broke her own ACC, Meet and pool records set this morning in preliminaries with her NCAA automatic qualifying time of 53.63. Florida State's Emily Breen finished the race second, while Maryland's Megan Knepper placed third. <\/p>\n

The Seminoles have made their mark on the championships with their performances in the relay events. Florida State claimed its third relay victory in a row when it took the 400-yard medley relay. Breaking the school and pool record was the team of Andree-Anne LeRoy (Nanaimo, British Columbia), Emma Dutton (Bradford, England), Lisa How (Preston,England) and Emily Breen (Savannah, Ga.) with their winning tally of 3:40.81.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s awesome for the team,\u201d FSU head coach Neil Harper said of relay win. \u201cIt\u2019s great to watch it unfold. There is just so much electricity. Everyone is so proud, it\u2019s a great feeling. When Emma\u2019s on the relay you know what you\u2019re going to get. We went from down three seconds to being even. Then Lisa How had an unbelievable swim and then Emily capped off a great day by anchoring the victory.\u201d<\/p>\n

. Virginia's White broke the ACC, school and pool record for the third time of the day with her leadoff 100 backstroke split of 53.12, in helping the Cavaliers finish second (3:41.93). Joining White on UVa's runner-up relay were Jenny Steiner (Lawrenceville, N.J.\/Lawrence), Cynthia Roller (Herndon, Va.\/Herndon) and Katy Bland (Raleigh, N.C.\/Leesville). <\/p>\n

"I feel like I could get better each time," said White of her record-breaking performances. "I didn't know I was going to go a 53 again in my individual (split of the 400 medley relay) because I was a little nervous about the events being back to back for the individual and the relay, but I decided to go all-out anyway the second time (in the finals). And then in the relay, I just did it all for my team." <\/p>\n

WOMEN\u2019S TEAM STANDINGS \u2013 Day 2
\n1 University of Virginia UVA 427
\n2 Florida State University FSU 410
\n3 University of North Carolina UNC 401
\n4 University of Maryland UMD 360
\n5 Duke University DUKE 200
\n6 Georgia Tech GT 184
\n7 Clemson University CU 181
\n8 N.C. State University NCSU 154<\/p>\n

RESULTS:
\nEvent 6 Women 400 Yard Medley Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Record: # 3:39.28 1999 Univ. of Virginia
\n Iffland, Wizniuk, McCubbins, Cronk
\n Meet Record: @ 3:39.28 1999 Univ. of Virginia
\n Iffland, Wizniuk, McCubbins, Cronk
\n Pool Record: & 3:42.85 2\/20\/1998 Univ. of North Carolina
\n Mack, Acuff, Fox, Strasburger
\n 3:38.32 NC-A
\n 3:44.86 NC-B
\n School Seed Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Florida State University 3:41.94 3:40.81&NC-B 40
\n 1) Leroy, Andree-Anne SR 2) Dutton, Emma SR
\n 3) How, Lisa JR 4) Breen, Emily JR
\n 27.46 56.16 (56.16) 1:24.52 (28.36) 1:56.74 (1:00.58)
\n 2:21.71 (24.97) 2:50.38 (53.64) 3:14.44 (24.06) 3:40.81 (50.43)
\n 2 University of Virginia 3:46.37 3:41.93&NC-B 34
\n 1) White, Brielle SO 2) Steiner, Jenny FR
\n 3) Roller, Cynthia SR 4) Bland, Katy FR
\n 25.93 53.12 (53.12) 1:22.77 (29.65) 1:56.76 (1:03.64)
\n 2:21.96 (25.20) 2:50.75 (53.99) 3:15.00 (24.25) 3:41.93 (51.18)
\n 3 University of Maryland 3:41.63 3:42.96 NC-B 32
\n 1) Knepper, Megan JR 2) Kovacs, Krisztina SO
\n 3) DE Toll, Gigi FR 4) Mulyayeva, Marina JR
\n 26.76 55.35 (55.35) 1:25.13 (29.78) 1:58.67 (1:03.32)
\n 2:22.83 (24.16) 2:52.83 (54.16) 3:16.24 (23.41) 3:42.96 (50.13)
\n 4 University of North Carolina 3:47.61 3:44.23 NC-B 30
\n 1) Nystrand, Meghan SO 2) Bruce, Lizzy SO
\n 3) Chenier, Megan SO 4) Perruquet, Jessi SR
\n 27.83 56.96 (56.96) 1:26.26 (29.30) 1:59.41 (1:02.45)
\n 2:24.84 (25.43) 2:55.05 (55.64) 3:18.31 (23.26) 3:44.23 (49.18)
\n 5 Clemson University 3:49.58 3:46.51 28
\n 1) Kroeger, Lindsey SR 2) Shafer, Ashley SO
\n 3) Humes, Courtney JR 4) Anseeuw, Christine FR
\n 27.59 56.21 (56.21) 1:25.60 (29.39) 1:59.70 (1:03.49)
\n 2:25.21 (25.51) 2:55.91 (56.21) 3:19.77 (23.86) 3:46.51 (50.60)
\n 6 Duke University 3:51.58 3:46.88 26
\n 1) Fay, Katie SR 2) Rodriguez, Jackie FR
\n 3) Ness, Katie SO 4) Lewis, Julia SO
\n 28.31 58.04 (58.04) 1:28.11 (30.07) 2:01.07 (1:03.03)
\n 2:26.04 (24.97) 2:55.01 (53.94) 3:19.06 (24.05) 3:46.88 (51.87)
\n 7 Georgia Tech 3:51.61 3:49.39 24
\n 1) Kracke, Ashley SO 2) Walker, Alison FR
\n 3) Foster, Elizabeth SO 4) Wallis, Moeko JR
\n 27.76 56.74 (56.74) 1:26.62 (29.88) 2:01.51 (1:04.77)
\n 2:27.39 (25.88) 2:57.71 (56.20) 3:22.09 (24.38) 3:49.39 (51.68)
\n 8 N.C. State University 3:54.64 3:57.48 22
\n 1) Smith, Kendall SO 2) Kiehlmier, Halle FR
\n 3) Cutler, Laura JR 4) Whitson, Kerry FR
\n 29.05 59.76 (59.76) 1:30.61 (30.85) 2:06.38 (1:06.62)
\n 2:32.93 (26.55) 3:04.23 (57.85) 3:29.17 (24.94) 3:57.48 (53.25)<\/p>\n

Event 8 Women 400 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Record: # 4:09.75 2002 Mirjana Bosevska, UVA
\n Meet Record: @ 4:11.76 2002 Mirjana Bosevska, UVA
\n Pool Record: & 4:11.98 2\/17\/2001 Mirjana Bosevska, UVA
\n 4:15.93 NC-A
\n 4:23.60 NC-B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Baly, Amy SR Virginia 4:19.07 4:16.20 NC-B 20
\n 28.96 1:00.37 (31.41) 1:33.69 (33.32) 2:06.76 (33.07)
\n 2:42.07 (35.31) 3:18.14 (36.07) 3:47.22 (29.08) 4:16.20 (28.98)
\n 2 Lavell, Elizabeth JR Maryland 4:16.83 4:16.46 NC-B 17
\n 28.64 1:00.64 (32.00) 1:34.48 (33.84) 2:07.20 (32.72)
\n 2:43.40 (36.20) 3:19.90 (36.50) 3:49.19 (29.29) 4:16.46 (27.27)
\n 3 Malanina, Alexandr FR Maryland 4:20.74 4:18.02 NC-B 16
\n 28.32 1:01.04 (32.72) 1:35.46 (34.42) 2:09.08 (33.62)
\n 2:44.86 (35.78) 3:21.05 (36.19) 3:50.01 (28.96) 4:18.02 (28.01)
\n 4 Corgan, Erin FR Virginia 4:21.30 4:18.46 NC-B 15
\n 27.47 58.37 (30.90) 1:31.65 (33.28) 2:04.61 (32.96)
\n 2:41.23 (36.62) 3:18.81 (37.58) 3:48.92 (30.11) 4:18.46 (29.54)
\n 5 Levavi, Inbal SO Maryland 4:19.82 4:19.57 NC-B 14
\n 28.75 1:00.89 (32.14) 1:33.53 (32.64) 2:06.01 (32.48)
\n 2:43.07 (37.06) 3:20.66 (37.59) 3:50.80 (30.14) 4:19.57 (28.77)
\n 6 Gordon, Katie SO Virginia 4:18.52 4:20.28 NC-B 13
\n 28.32 1:00.50 (32.18) 1:33.40 (32.90) 2:05.34 (31.94)
\n 2:42.84 (37.50) 3:20.93 (38.09) 3:51.02 (30.09) 4:20.28 (29.26)
\n 7 Halligan, Amy SR Duke 4:21.49 4:21.19 NC-B 12
\n 28.37 1:00.00 (31.63) 1:33.48 (33.48) 2:06.49 (33.01)
\n 2:43.89 (37.40) 3:21.71 (37.82) 3:51.70 (29.99) 4:21.19 (29.49)
\n 8 Smith, Whitney SR North Carolina 4:20.59 4:23.12 NC-B 11
\n 29.11 1:01.29 (32.18) 1:34.90 (33.61) 2:07.51 (32.61)
\n 2:46.56 (39.05) 3:24.89 (38.33) 3:54.47 (29.58) 4:23.12 (28.65)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Smith, Amanda SO North Carolina 4:23.55 4:22.68 NC-B 9
\n 28.71 1:01.02 (32.31) 1:34.70 (33.68) 2:08.24 (33.54)
\n 2:45.52 (37.28) 3:23.62 (38.10) 3:53.58 (29.96) 4:22.68 (29.10)
\n 10 Wrenshall, Kate JR Virginia 4:24.73 4:23.94 7
\n 28.69 1:00.42 (31.73) 1:34.27 (33.85) 2:08.18 (33.91)
\n 2:46.69 (38.51) 3:25.75 (39.06) 3:55.82 (30.07) 4:23.94 (28.12)
\n 11 Kenney, Laura JR Florida State 4:26.95 4:25.68 6
\n 27.22 58.70 (31.48) 1:31.84 (33.14) 2:04.70 (32.86)
\n 2:43.68 (38.98) 3:23.41 (39.73) 3:54.76 (31.35) 4:25.68 (30.92)
\n 12 Burbella, Karen SR NC State 4:25.79 4:26.20 5
\n 28.36 1:01.14 (32.78) 1:35.31 (34.17) 2:09.77 (34.46)
\n 2:46.90 (37.13) 3:24.26 (37.36) 3:55.60 (31.34) 4:26.20 (30.60)
\n 13 Cutler, Laura JR NC State 4:29.17 4:26.93 4
\n 28.41 1:00.61 (32.20) 1:34.90 (34.29) 2:08.50 (33.60)
\n 2:46.95 (38.45) 3:26.08 (39.13) 3:57.38 (31.30) 4:26.93 (29.55)
\n 14 Mumper, Laura SO Virginia 4:26.14 4:27.19 3
\n 28.64 1:01.55 (32.91) 1:35.53 (33.98) 2:09.95 (34.42)
\n 2:47.40 (37.45) 3:25.76 (38.36) 3:57.17 (31.41) 4:27.19 (30.02)
\n 15 Koenig, Jess SO NC State 4:28.52 4:28.62 2
\n 28.71 1:01.66 (32.95) 1:36.20 (34.54) 2:10.70 (34.50)
\n 2:48.13 (37.43) 3:26.37 (38.24) 3:57.82 (31.45) 4:28.62 (30.80)
\n 16 Aristeo, Michelle FR Duke 4:28.94 4:30.71 1
\n 29.39 1:02.45 (33.06) 1:36.03 (33.58) 2:09.63 (33.60)
\n 2:49.18 (39.55) 3:28.86 (39.68) 4:00.50 (31.64) 4:30.71 (30.21)
\nC – Final
\n 17 Quinn, Kathleen JR North Carolina 4:29.72 4:28.21
\n 29.16 1:02.17 (33.01) 1:35.38 (33.21) 2:07.91 (32.53)
\n 2:47.23 (39.32) 3:27.14 (39.91) 3:58.10 (30.96) 4:28.21 (30.11)
\n — xMcFadden, Kerry FR Maryland 4:32.83 X4:31.77
\n 29.24 1:02.37 (33.13) 1:36.48 (34.11) 2:11.17 (34.69)
\n 2:50.52 (39.35) 3:30.68 (40.16) 4:01.91 (31.23) 4:31.77 (29.86)
\n — xBrotherson, Brian FR Clemson 4:33.44 X4:33.35
\n 29.27 1:02.06 (32.79) 1:36.39 (34.33) 2:10.42 (34.03)
\n 2:49.32 (38.90) 3:29.43 (40.11) 4:01.97 (32.54) 4:33.35 (31.38)<\/p>\n

Event 9 Women 100 Yard Butterfly
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Record: # 52.34 1997 Richelle Fox, UNC
\n Meet Record: @ 53.45 1998 Richelle Fox, UNC
\n Pool Record: & 53.45 2\/20\/1998 Richelle Fox, UNC
\n 53.75 NC-A
\n 55.36 NC-B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 DE Toll, Gigi FR Maryland 55.16 53.66 NC-A 20
\n 24.83 53.66 (28.83)
\n 2 Ness, Katie SO Duke 54.80 54.04 NC-B 17
\n 25.58 54.04 (28.46)
\n 3 Breen, Emily JR Florida State 54.78 54.15 NC-B 16
\n 25.15 54.15 (29.00)
\n 4 Roller, Cynthia SR Virginia 54.78 54.33 NC-B 15
\n 25.80 54.33 (28.53)
\n 5 Mulyayeva, Marina JR Maryland 54.85 54.78 NC-B 14
\n 25.40 54.78 (29.38)
\n 6 How, Lisa JR Florida State 55.66 54.80 NC-B 13
\n 25.68 54.80 (29.12)
\n 7 Humes, Courtney JR Clemson 54.98 55.68 12
\n 25.70 55.68 (29.98)
\n 8 Dong, Rachel SR Florida State 55.89 55.79 11
\n 26.12 55.79 (29.67)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Foster, Elizabeth SO Georgia Tech 56.11 55.47 9
\n 25.92 55.47 (29.55)
\n 10 Sumrall, Barbara SO Maryland 56.49 55.48 7
\n 25.23 55.48 (30.25)
\n 11 Chenier, Megan SO North Carolina 56.37 56.07 6
\n 26.24 56.07 (29.83)
\n 12 Brosch, Jessie JR North Carolina 56.10 56.21 5
\n 26.42 56.21 (29.79)
\n 13 Carroll, Emily SO North Carolina 56.34 56.24 4
\n 26.00 56.24 (30.24)
\n 14 Hancock, Lauren SR Duke 56.69 57.02 3
\n 26.84 57.02 (30.18)
\n 15 Walter, Amber FR Maryland 57.14 57.25 2
\n 26.72 57.25 (30.53)
\n 16 Vukmanic, Jill JR Georgia Tech 57.12 57.61 1
\n 26.57 57.61 (31.04)
\nC – Final
\n 17 DeVinney, Meghan SO Georgia Tech 57.47 56.60
\n 26.27 56.60 (30.33)
\n 18 Suguiyama, Erica FR Maryland 57.33 57.35
\n 27.10 57.35 (30.25)
\n 19 Brodrick, Janell FR Clemson 57.38 57.39
\n 27.16 57.39 (30.23)
\n 20 Harper, Natanya FR Georgia Tech 57.40 57.68
\n 26.74 57.68 (30.94)
\n 21 Urso, Kelly SO Clemson 57.65 57.77
\n 26.99 57.77 (30.78)
\n 22 Boden, Caroline FR Clemson 58.36 57.84
\n 26.82 57.84 (31.02)
\n 23 Rasor, Tonya SR Florida State 58.00 58.25
\n 27.28 58.25 (30.97)
\n 24 Herron, Liz JR NC State 58.79 59.19
\n 27.76 59.19 (31.43) <\/p>\n

Event 10 Women 200 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Record: # 1:44.78 1989 Mitzi Kremer, Clemson
\n Meet Record: @ 1:47.05 2\/20\/2004 Jessi Perruquet, North Carolina-N
\n Pool Record: & 1:47.05 2\/20\/2004 Jessi Perruquet, North Carolina-N
\n 1:47.61 NC-A
\n 1:50.83 NC-B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Perruquet, Jessi SR North Carolina 1:47.05 1:46.36@NC-A 20
\n 24.64 51.09 (26.45) 1:18.71 (27.62) 1:46.36 (27.65)
\n 2 Weeks, Kelly SR North Carolina 1:49.33 1:48.72 NC-B 17
\n 25.74 53.24 (27.50) 1:20.95 (27.71) 1:48.72 (27.77)
\n 3 Hanson, Virginia JR North Carolina 1:50.02 1:49.22 NC-B 16
\n 25.43 53.07 (27.64) 1:21.01 (27.94) 1:49.22 (28.21)
\n 4 Schmidt, Rory FR Virginia 1:50.63 1:50.47 NC-B 15
\n 26.54 54.50 (27.96) 1:22.65 (28.15) 1:50.47 (27.82)
\n 5 Burke, Rachael SO Virginia 1:50.47 1:50.58 NC-B 14
\n 26.10 54.02 (27.92) 1:22.38 (28.36) 1:50.58 (28.20)
\n 6 Miller, Chrissy JR Maryland 1:50.32 1:50.64 NC-B 13
\n 25.84 53.41 (27.57) 1:21.97 (28.56) 1:50.64 (28.67)
\n 7 Bland, Katy FR Virginia 1:49.89 1:50.94 12
\n 26.49 54.90 (28.41) 1:22.67 (27.77) 1:50.94 (28.27)
\n 8 Stojanovska, Vesna FR Georgia Tech 1:50.68 1:57.27 11
\n 26.21 54.75 (28.54) 1:25.01 (30.26) 1:57.27 (32.26)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Gajda, Renee FR Florida State 1:51.31 1:49.85 NC-B 9
\n 26.37 54.46 (28.09) 1:22.17 (27.71) 1:49.85 (27.68)
\n 10 Anseeuw, Christine FR Clemson 1:51.74 1:50.69 NC-B 7
\n 25.57 53.22 (27.65) 1:21.47 (28.25) 1:50.69 (29.22)
\n 11 Smith, Amanda SO North Carolina 1:51.51 1:50.87 6
\n 26.62 54.58 (27.96) 1:22.96 (28.38) 1:50.87 (27.91)
\n 12 Courtois, Valerie SR Maryland 1:51.08 1:51.02 5
\n 26.07 54.20 (28.13) 1:22.39 (28.19) 1:51.02 (28.63)
\n 13 Hansen, Loren SR Florida State 1:50.81 1:51.13 4
\n 26.07 54.21 (28.14) 1:22.71 (28.50) 1:51.13 (28.42)
\n 14 Lipskis, Laura JR Virginia 1:51.76 1:51.39 3
\n 26.36 54.27 (27.91) 1:22.92 (28.65) 1:51.39 (28.47)
\n 15 Downey, Betsy SR Virginia 1:51.25 1:51.80 2
\n 26.67 55.13 (28.46) 1:23.80 (28.67) 1:51.80 (28.00)
\n 16 Cutrell, Erin FR North Carolina 1:52.17 1:52.82 1
\n 26.96 55.41 (28.45) 1:24.25 (28.84) 1:52.82 (28.57)
\nC – Final
\n 17 Whitson, Kerry FR NC State 1:52.72 1:52.27
\n 26.53 54.91 (28.38) 1:23.77 (28.86) 1:52.27 (28.50)
\n 18 Kroeger, Nicole FR Clemson 1:52.18 1:52.61
\n 26.20 54.72 (28.52) 1:23.92 (29.20) 1:52.61 (28.69)
\n 19 Martin, Leila SO North Carolina 1:52.75 1:52.78
\n 26.34 54.84 (28.50) 1:23.98 (29.14) 1:52.78 (28.80)
\n 20 Routh, Kim SO Clemson 1:54.45 1:52.93
\n 26.72 55.61 (28.89) 1:24.80 (29.19) 1:52.93 (28.13)
\n 21 Cober, Kim SR Clemson 1:54.07 1:53.17
\n 27.06 55.72 (28.66) 1:24.78 (29.06) 1:53.17 (28.39)
\n 22 Wallis, Moeko JR Georgia Tech 1:53.75 1:54.92
\n 26.89 55.65 (28.76) 1:24.96 (29.31) 1:54.92 (29.96)
\n 23 Barwegen, Lindsay FR NC State 1:54.21 1:55.07
\n 27.16 56.38 (29.22) 1:25.68 (29.30) 1:55.07 (29.39)
\n 24 Carlton, Nichole SO Clemson 1:53.85 1:56.26
\n 27.13 56.29 (29.16) 1:26.25 (29.96) 1:56.26 (30.01)<\/p>\n

Event 11 Women 100 Yard Breaststroke
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Record: # 1:00.45 1999 Danica Wizniuk, UVA
\n Meet Record: @ 1:00.52 1999 Danica Wizniuk, UVA
\n Pool Record: & 1:01.26 2\/20\/2004 Emma Dutton, Florida State-
\n 1:02.00 NC-A
\n 1:03.86 NC-B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Dutton, Emma SR Florida State 1:01.26 1:00.94&NC-A 20
\n 28.85 1:00.94 (32.09)
\n 2 Brick, Lauren FR Florida State 1:03.03 1:02.72 NC-B 17
\n 29.26 1:02.72 (33.46)
\n 3 Bruce, Lizzy SO North Carolina 1:03.12 1:02.99 NC-B 16
\n 29.93 1:02.99 (33.06)
\n 4 Acker, Becky SR North Carolina 1:03.07 1:03.37 NC-B 15
\n 30.06 1:03.37 (33.31)
\n 5 Kovacs, Krisztina SO Maryland 1:03.79 1:03.82 NC-B 14
\n 30.74 1:03.82 (33.08)
\n 6 Shafer, Ashley SO Clemson 1:03.92 1:03.99 13
\n 30.06 1:03.99 (33.93)
\n 7 Bennett, Elaine SO Virginia 1:03.94 1:04.16 12
\n 30.20 1:04.16 (33.96)
\n 8 Steiner, Jenny FR Virginia 1:03.81 1:04.24 11
\n 30.12 1:04.24 (34.12)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Bissell, Caitlin SR Clemson 1:04.09 1:04.32 9
\n 30.14 1:04.32 (34.18)
\n 10 Walker, Alison FR Georgia Tech 1:04.00 1:04.34 7
\n 30.48 1:04.34 (33.86)
\n 11 Dong, Rachel SR Florida State 1:04.71 1:05.54 6
\n 30.42 1:05.54 (35.12)
\n 12 Stupp, Nora SO Duke 1:05.70 1:05.71 5
\n 30.60 1:05.71 (35.11)
\n 13 Kiehlmier, Halle FR NC State 1:06.13 1:05.85 4
\n 31.29 1:05.85 (34.56)
\n 14 Heiser, Laura SO Georgia Tech 1:05.50 1:06.28 3
\n 31.15 1:06.28 (35.13)
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\n 31.85 1:07.18 (35.33)
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\n 31.54 1:07.27 (35.73)
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\n 26.89 55.48 (28.59)
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\n 26.62 55.60 (28.98)
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\n 28.10 56.98 (28.88)
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\n 27.38 56.93 (29.55)
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\n 27.04 57.13 (30.09)
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\n 28.02 57.66 (29.64)
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\n 18 Gannon, Caitlin JR Maryland 58.71 58.67
\n 28.77 58.67 (29.90)
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\n 28.67 59.57 (30.90)
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\n 22 Aristeo, Michelle FR Duke 59.16 1:00.07
\n 29.49 1:00.07 (30.58)
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\n 29.64 1:00.33 (30.69)
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