{"id":6829,"date":"2004-02-21T07:27:18","date_gmt":"2004-02-21T12:27:18","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/02\/indiana-leads-tight-womens-big-10-championship-with-one-day-to-go\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:18:14","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:18:14","slug":"indiana-leads-tight-womens-big-10-championship-with-one-day-to-go","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/indiana-leads-tight-womens-big-10-championship-with-one-day-to-go\/","title":{"rendered":"Indiana Leads Tight Women’s Big-10 Championship with One Day To Go"},"content":{"rendered":"

MINNEAPOLIS, MInn., February 20. THE team competition really heated up on day three at the Women's Big 10 Swimming and Diving Championships.\u00a0 <\/p>\n

Indiana and Penn State made major moves in the team standings at tonight\u00b9s final session.\u00a0 The Hoosiers have taken over first place with 417.5 points, just over 20 points ahead of Penn State (396.5) and Michigan (396).\u00a0 Wisconsin has dropped to fourth place (343). However, there is plenty of swimming and diving remaining and for the second time in three years, the meet could come down to the final event.<\/p>\n

The fireworks in the pool matched the fireworks of the opening ceremonies in the night\u00b9s first event, the 400-yard medley relay.\u00a0 Penn State won the event from lane three with the fastest time in the nation thus far this season, 3:36.56.\u00a0 The squad of Sarah Haupt, Kristen Woodring, Amberle Biedermann, and Dee Dlugonski swam well under the NCAA A standard of 3:38.32.\u00a0 Michigan held its top place in the team standings, finishing second in the event in 3:37.96.\u00a0 Wisconsin finished third in 3:40.79.<\/p>\n

In the next event, Bethany Pendleton of Wisconsin continued the show with her swim in the 400-yard IM that brought the Aquatic Center crowd to its feet.\u00a0 Her time of 4:08.92 crushed the existing all-time Big Ten record that stood for 11 years by nearly three seconds, out-distancing her nearest competitor by over five seconds.\u00a0 At the half-way mark, Pendleton\u00b9s time was 1:59.24, an incredible split, and she led the field by more than a body length.\u00a0 Her record setting mark was also the fastest time in the nation this year.\u00a0 Indiana\u00b9s Kristen Bradley and Brooke Taflinger finished second and third, respectively, and also earned NCAA automatic qualifying times.<\/p>\n

The 100-yard butterfly was as tight as expected between Michigan senior Anne Weilbacher and 2003 event champion Amberle Biedermann.\u00a0 The race was tied at the first 25 before Biedermann pulled away over the next two lengths. \u00a0 It looked like Biedermann would make it two years in a row before Weilbacher made a powerful charge on the final lap.\u00a0 Weilbacher\u00b9s outstanding final 25-yards proved to be enough to propel her to the win in 53.58 to Biedermann\u00b9s 53.63.\u00a0 Both times were NCAA A cuts.<\/p>\n

In the team race, Indiana (319) moved into the lead after the 100-yard butterfly due to several outstanding championship performances.\u00a0 Michigan
\n(290) dropped to second place despite Weilbacher\u00b9s performance, but remained in front of Wisconsin (282).\u00a0 2002 champion Penn State moved into contention after the first three events with 272 points.<\/p>\n

The 200-yard freestyle race between co-Big Ten meet record holders Amy McCullough and Carly Piper didn\u00b9t disappoint, as the two were separated by just .08 seconds in the final standings.\u00a0 However, it was Michigan freshman Lindsey Smith who stole the show from the two veterans.\u00a0 Smith poured it on in the final lap of the race, winning in 1:46.32, just ahead of McCoullough (1:46.33) and Piper (1:46.41).\u00a0 More importantly, Michigan scored 52 points in the event, closing the gap between the Wolverines and Indiana to just 17 points.<\/p>\n

Kristen Woodring\u00b9s return to swimming proved to be valuable for Penn State fans, as the 2001 and 2002 event champion reclaimed her title tonight, winning the 100-yard breaststroke in 1:00.35.\u00a0 Her time was the fourth fastest ever in Big Ten history, and will send her to the national championships in March.\u00a0 Also making the trip to NCAAs will be Michigan\u00b9s Kelli Stein (1:01.22) and Wisconsin\u00b9s Amalia Sarnecki (1:01.55).<\/p>\n

Sarah Haupt made it back-to-back wins for Penn\u00a0State in the next event, claiming the 100-yard backstroke in 54.01, off the Big Ten meet record she set last year.\u00a0 Haupt was out in a blazing 26 seconds flat for the first 50-yards and held-off Wisconsin\u00b9s Susan Johnson (54.14) in the final 25-yards for the win.\u00a0 Indiana freshman Leila Viziri rounded out the top-three with her time of 54.24.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Heading into the diving competition, Indiana\u00a0led the team race with 401.5 points to Michigan\u00b9s 379.\u00a0<\/p>\n

In the final event of the evening Carrie McCambridge won her second title of the championship, winning the three-meter event with 544.35 points.\u00a0 OSU freshman Julie Broms placed second with 530.65 points, just ahead of Alison Riccobono of Penn State.\u00a0 Tomorrow, the divers will take to the platform tower.<\/p>\n

Preliminaries begin Saturday morning at 11 a.m. CT with the 200-yard backstroke, 100-yard free, 200-yard breaststroke, 200-yard butterfly, 1,650-yard free, and platform diving.<\/p>\n

Combined Team Scores – Through Event 14<\/p>\n

1. Indiana University 417.5 2. Penn State
\nUniversity 396.5
\n 3. University of Michigan 396 4. University of
\nWisconsin 343
\n 5. University of Minnesota 287 6. Purdue
\nUniversity 225
\n 7. Northwestern University Women 137 8. The Ohio State
\nUniversity 132
\n 9. University of Iowa 109 10. Michigan State
\nUniversity 90<\/p>\n

11. University of Illinois 69<\/p>\n

Event 8 Women 400 Yard Medley Relay ================================================================================
\n Big 10: * 3:36.39 2003 Penn State, PSU
\n Haupt, Stanchock, Biedermann, Dlugonski
\n Pool: # 3:33.61 Stanford
\n Fox, Austevol, Hyman, Cropper
\n 3:38.32 A
\n 3:44.86 B
\n School Seed Finals Points
\n================================================================================
\n === Timed Finals
\n===<\/p>\n

1 Penn State 'A' 3:43.61 3:36.56 A 40
\n 1) Haupt, Sarah SO 2) Woodring, Kristen SR
\n 3) Biedermann, Amberle SO 4) Dlugonski, Deirdre JR
\n 25.71 53.78 (53.78)
\n 1:21.81 (28.03) 1:54.36 (1:00.58)
\n 2:18.55 (24.19) 2:47.47 (53.11)
\n 3:10.48 (23.01) 3:36.56 (49.09)
\n 2 Michigan-MI 'A' 3:43.20 3:37.96 A 34
\n 1) Johnson, Sara SR 2) Stein, Kelli SR
\n 3) Weilbacher, Anne SR 4) McCullough, Amy JR
\n 26.75 54.91 (54.91)
\n 1:23.40 (28.49) 1:55.62 (1:00.71)
\n 2:20.24 (24.62) 2:49.20 (53.58)
\n 3:12.85 (23.65) 3:37.96 (48.76)
\n 3 Wisconsin-WI 'A' 3:41.50 3:40.79 B 32
\n 1) Buhrandt, Molly SR 2) Sarnecki, Amalia SO
\n 3) Johnson, Susan FR 4) Hernandez, Sarah SO
\n 27.25 56.52 (56.52)
\n 1:24.69 (28.17) 1:57.05 (1:00.53)
\n 2:21.52 (24.47) 2:50.88 (53.83)
\n 3:14.32 (23.44) 3:40.79 (49.91)
\n 4 Indiana-IN 'A' 3:44.61 3:41.09 B 30
\n 1) Vaziri, Leila FR 2) McGettrick, Greer SR
\n 3) Smith, Erin JR 4) Medendorp, Meghan SR
\n 26.85 54.86 (54.86)
\n 1:24.51 (29.65) 1:58.45 (1:03.59)
\n 2:23.09 (24.64) 2:51.93 (53.48)
\n 3:15.26 (23.33) 3:41.09 (49.16)
\n 5 Minnesota-MN 'A' 3:45.81 3:41.78 B 28
\n 1) Moore, Megan SR 2) Schold, Melissa SR
\n 3) Bohlsen, Sarah SR 4) Coombe, Katy JR
\n 27.21 56.05 (56.05)
\n 1:25.02 (28.97) 1:57.53 (1:01.48)
\n 2:22.67 (25.14) 2:52.28 (54.75)
\n 3:15.51 (23.23) 3:41.78 (49.50)
\n 6 NU – Women-IL 'A' 3:50.41 3:44.93 26
\n 1) Paglini, Katherine R SO 2) Simmons, Katherine H SR
\n 3) Olin, Christina J JR 4) Oeser, Michelle L SO
\n 27.80 56.64 (56.64)
\n 1:26.37 (29.73) 2:00.21 (1:03.57)
\n 2:25.46 (25.25) 2:54.55 (54.34)
\n 3:18.18 (23.63) 3:44.93 (50.38)
\n 7 Purdue-IN 'A' 3:49.96 3:47.18 24
\n 1) Telfer, Katharine M FR 2) Chandler, Erica R SO
\n 3) Leupold, Christine L JR 4) Hentschel, Susan E FR
\n 27.84 57.56 (57.56)
\n 1:27.38 (29.82) 2:02.29 (1:04.73)
\n 2:27.63 (25.34) 2:57.55 (55.26)
\n 3:20.98 (23.43) 3:47.18 (49.63)
\n 8 MSU-MI 'A' 3:49.83 3:48.25 22
\n 1) Hagerman, Rachael S SO 2) Ellabarger, Courtney A SO
\n 3) Jones, Tamberly M JR 4) Brusie, Eve M FR
\n 27.98 58.64 (58.64)
\n 1:28.35 (29.71) 2:02.71 (1:04.07)
\n 2:27.96 (25.25) 2:57.60 (54.89)
\n 3:21.48 (23.88) 3:48.25 (50.65)
\n 9 Ohio State-OH 'A' 3:51.24 3:48.77 18
\n 1) Lancken, Kylie S JR 2) Rychvalsky, Rebekah FR
\n 3) Gunenc, Gulsah FR 4) Maglich, Nicole K SO
\n 28.08 57.73 (57.73)
\n 1:26.86 (29.13) 2:01.00 (1:03.27)
\n 2:26.64 (25.64) 2:57.41 (56.41)
\n 3:21.84 (24.43) 3:48.77 (51.36)
\n 10 Iowa-IA 'A' 3:53.06 3:48.85 14
\n 1) Skolaski, Jennifer P JR 2) Eide, Kristen A JR
\n 3) Werner, Kelly A SO 4) Haeger, Katie E JR
\n 27.08 55.56 (55.56)
\n 1:25.56 (30.00) 2:01.01 (1:05.45)
\n 2:26.63 (25.62) 2:57.60 (56.59)
\n 3:21.54 (23.94) 3:48.85 (51.25)
\n — Illinois-IL 'A' 3:49.51 DQ
\n 1) Brunka, Christina K SO 2) Dikmen, Ilkay SR
\n 3) McAdam, Crystal L SR 4) Viney, Barbie M FR
\n 28.05 57.56 (57.56)
\n 1:26.33 (28.77) 1:59.71 (1:02.15)
\n 2:25.02 (25.31) 2:55.29 (55.58)
\n 3:19.45 (24.16) 3:45.66 (50.37)<\/p>\n

Event 9 Women 400 Yard IM =========================================================================
\n Big 10: * 4:11.46 2\/20\/2004 Bethany Pendleton, WIS
\n Pool: # 4:05.62 Christina Teuscher, Columbia
\n 4:15.93 A
\n 4:23.60 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === A – Final ===<\/p>\n

1 Pendleton, Beth SR Wisconsin-WI 4:11.46 4:08.92*A 20
\n 26.47 56.89 (30.42)
\n 1:28.36 (31.47) 1:59.24 (30.88)
\n 2:35.60 (36.36) 3:12.54 (36.94)
\n 3:40.69 (28.15) 4:08.92 (28.23)
\n 2 Bradley, Kriste SO Indiana-IN 4:17.33 4:14.56 A 17
\n 28.05 59.94 (31.89)
\n 1:32.42 (32.48) 2:05.12 (32.70)
\n 2:41.40 (36.28) 3:17.27 (35.87)
\n 3:46.35 (29.08) 4:14.56 (28.21)
\n 3 Taflinger, Broo SR Indiana-IN 4:16.63 4:14.71 A 16
\n 27.03 57.63 (30.60)
\n 1:29.97 (32.34) 2:02.15 (32.18)
\n 2:38.44 (36.29) 3:15.40 (36.96)
\n 3:45.45 (30.05) 4:14.71 (29.26)
\n 4 Gorlesky, Erin SR Indiana-IN 4:18.09 4:16.44 B 15
\n 28.48 1:00.02 (31.54)
\n 1:32.92 (32.90) 2:05.40 (32.48)
\n 2:42.01 (36.61) 3:19.16 (37.15)
\n 3:48.12 (28.96) 4:16.44 (28.32)
\n 5 Pisula, Emily SR Wisconsin-WI 4:19.51 4:19.13 B 14
\n 27.55 59.31 (31.76)
\n 1:32.45 (33.14) 2:05.58 (33.13)
\n 2:41.98 (36.40) 3:18.89 (36.91)
\n 3:49.36 (30.47) 4:19.13 (29.77)
\n 6 Palera, Megan FR Penn State 4:19.47 4:19.31 B 13
\n 28.54 1:00.82 (32.28)
\n 1:33.76 (32.94) 2:06.44 (32.68)
\n 2:43.94 (37.50) 3:21.70 (37.76)
\n 3:50.79 (29.09) 4:19.31 (28.52)
\n 7 Lubus, Lauren SO Indiana-IN 4:19.82 4:20.14 B 12
\n 27.16 57.28 (30.12)
\n 1:31.05 (33.77) 2:03.95 (32.90)
\n 2:42.28 (38.33) 3:21.06 (38.78)
\n 3:51.22 (30.16) 4:20.14 (28.92)
\n 8 Fenn, Emily Cla SR Michigan-MI 4:20.05 4:21.12 B 11
\n 28.54 1:00.82 (32.28)
\n 1:34.91 (34.09) 2:07.88 (32.97)
\n 2:45.58 (37.70) 3:24.02 (38.44)
\n 3:53.14 (29.12) 4:21.12 (27.98)<\/p>\n

=== B – Final ===<\/p>\n

9 Strunk, Deanna SO Ohio State-OH 4:25.08 4:20.56 B 9
\n 28.42 59.89 (31.47)
\n 1:32.33 (32.44) 2:04.58 (32.25)
\n 2:42.33 (37.75) 3:19.98 (37.65)
\n 3:50.55 (30.57) 4:20.56 (30.01)
\n 10 Stein, Anne FR Michigan-MI 4:21.21 4:20.99 B 7
\n 28.23 59.51 (31.28)
\n 1:32.54 (33.03) 2:04.83 (32.29)
\n 2:42.36 (37.53) 3:20.44 (38.08)
\n 3:51.41 (30.97) 4:20.99 (29.58)
\n 11 Hawley, Claire FR Penn State 4:21.81 4:22.77 B 6
\n 27.65 59.43 (31.78)
\n 1:34.02 (34.59) 2:07.90 (33.88)
\n 2:45.40 (37.50) 3:23.62 (38.22)
\n 3:53.78 (30.16) 4:22.77 (28.99)
\n 12 McAdam, Crystal SR Illinois-IL 4:23.88 4:24.33 5
\n 27.72 59.67 (31.95)
\n 1:34.23 (34.56) 2:07.97 (33.74)
\n 2:45.62 (37.65) 3:23.81 (38.19)
\n 3:54.56 (30.75) 4:24.33 (29.77)
\n 13 Rose, Erica L SR NU – Women-IL 4:23.50 4:24.46 4
\n 28.76 1:00.53 (31.77)
\n 1:34.96 (34.43) 2:08.63 (33.67)
\n 2:46.12 (37.49) 3:24.08 (37.96)
\n 3:54.96 (30.88) 4:24.46 (29.50)
\n 14 Merte, Jennifer FR Purdue-IN 4:27.08 4:25.56 3
\n 27.85 1:00.12 (32.27)
\n 1:34.34 (34.22) 2:08.38 (34.04)
\n 2:46.55 (38.17) 3:25.34 (38.79)
\n 3:55.80 (30.46) 4:25.56 (29.76)
\n 15 Raezer, Stephan SR Ohio State-OH 4:26.23 4:27.25 2
\n 28.47 1:00.58 (32.11)
\n 1:36.02 (35.44) 2:10.82 (34.80)
\n 2:48.45 (37.63) 3:26.48 (38.03)
\n 3:57.48 (31.00) 4:27.25 (29.77)
\n 16 Crouthamel, Car SR Minnesota-MN 4:26.41 4:27.80 1
\n 28.62 1:00.80 (32.18)
\n 1:35.71 (34.91) 2:09.96 (34.25)
\n 2:47.18 (37.22) 3:25.19 (38.01)
\n 3:57.12 (31.93) 4:27.80 (30.68)<\/p>\n

Event 10 Women 100 Yard Butterfly =========================================================================
\n Big 10: * 53.47 2003 Amberle Biedermann, PSU
\n Pool: # 51.34 Misty Hyman, Stanford
\n 53.75 A
\n 55.36 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === A – Final ===<\/p>\n

1 Weilbacher, Ann SR Michigan-MI 53.94 53.58 A 20
\n 11.78 25.34 (13.56)
\n 39.67 (14.33) 53.58 (13.91)
\n 2 Biedermann, Amb SO Penn State 54.17 53.63 A 17
\n 11.78 24.97 (13.19)
\n 39.18 (14.21) 53.63 (14.45)
\n 3 Johnson, Susan FR Wisconsin-WI 54.33 54.28 B 16
\n 11.89 25.25 (13.36)
\n 39.76 (14.51) 54.28 (14.52)
\n 4 Smith, Erin JR Indiana-IN 54.28 54.52 B 15
\n 11.79 25.75 (13.96)
\n 40.10 (14.35) 54.52 (14.42)
\n 5 Olin, Christina JR NU – Women-IL 55.14 55.32 B 14
\n 12.08 26.25 (14.17)
\n 40.57 (14.32) 55.32 (14.75)
\n 6 Bohlsen, Sarah SR Minnesota-MN 54.62 55.35 B 13
\n 11.80 25.86 (14.06)
\n 40.26 (14.40) 55.35 (15.09)
\n 7 Rodakowski, Jul SR Minnesota-MN 55.01 55.61 12
\n 12.24 26.28 (14.04)
\n 40.56 (14.28) 55.61 (15.05)
\n 8 Lubus, Lauren SO Indiana-IN 55.38 55.70 11
\n 11.83 26.17 (14.34)
\n 40.77 (14.60) 55.70 (14.93)<\/p>\n

=== B – Final ===<\/p>\n

9 Lofstedt, Annic FR Indiana-IN 55.55 55.45 9
\n 11.80 25.61 (13.81)
\n 40.16 (14.55) 55.45 (15.29)
\n 10 Bugden, Sarah SO Indiana-IN 55.57 55.55 7
\n 12.37 26.12 (13.75)
\n 40.77 (14.65) 55.55 (14.78)
\n 11 Haupt, Sarah SO Penn State 55.42 55.63 6
\n 12.18 26.16 (13.98)
\n 40.84 (14.68) 55.63 (14.79)
\n 12 Brunka, Christi SO Illinois-IL 55.99 55.65 5
\n 12.15 26.32 (14.17)
\n 40.93 (14.61) 55.65 (14.72)
\n 13 Eberst, Jennife JR Penn State 55.47 55.96 4
\n 12.22 25.96 (13.74)
\n 40.90 (14.94) 55.96 (15.06)
\n 14 Brady, Kaitlyn FR Michigan-MI 55.78 56.06 3
\n 11.91 26.26 (14.35)
\n 41.07 (14.81) 56.06 (14.99)
\n 15 Watts, Erica SR Michigan-MI 55.81 56.16 2
\n 11.89 26.12 (14.23)
\n 40.89 (14.77) 56.16 (15.27)
\n 16 Hernandez, Sara SO Wisconsin-WI 55.74 56.19 1
\n 12.21 26.41 (14.20)
\n 41.00 (14.59) 56.19 (15.19)<\/p>\n

Event 11 Women 200 Yard Freestyle =========================================================================
\n Big 10: * 1:46.05 2003 Carly Piper, WIS
\n Pool: # 1:43.98 Nicole Haislett, Florida
\n 1:47.61 A
\n 1:50.83 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === A – Final ===<\/p>\n

1 Smith, Lindsey FR Michigan-MI 1:48.45 1:46.32 A 20
\n 25.33 52.34 (27.01)
\n 1:19.64 (27.30) 1:46.32 (26.68)
\n 2 McCullough, Amy JR Michigan-MI 1:47.24 1:46.33 A 17
\n 25.63 52.57 (26.94)
\n 1:19.68 (27.11) 1:46.33 (26.65)
\n 3 Piper, Carly JR Wisconsin-WI 1:47.30 1:46.41 A 16
\n 25.00 51.94 (26.94)
\n 1:19.36 (27.42) 1:46.41 (27.05)
\n 4 Gilliam, Susan FR Michigan-MI 1:48.33 1:48.24 B 15
\n 25.90 53.76 (27.86)
\n 1:21.15 (27.39) 1:48.24 (27.09)
\n 5 Hardt, Kate SO Minnesota-MN 1:48.45 1:48.42 B 14
\n 25.56 52.98 (27.42)
\n 1:20.70 (27.72) 1:48.42 (27.72)
\n 6 Vaziri, Leila FR Indiana-IN 1:48.92 1:48.52 B 13
\n 25.25 52.74 (27.49)
\n 1:20.79 (28.05) 1:48.52 (27.73)
\n 7 Chandler, Erica SO Purdue-IN 1:48.50 1:48.62 B 12
\n 25.28 52.64 (27.36)
\n 1:20.66 (28.02) 1:48.62 (27.96)
\n 8 Anderson, Sally SR Penn State 1:48.84 1:50.45 B 11
\n 26.08 53.93 (27.85)
\n 1:21.98 (28.05) 1:50.45 (28.47)<\/p>\n

=== B – Final ===<\/p>\n

9 Fiden, Sarah SR Indiana-IN 1:49.32 1:49.03 B 9
\n 26.20 54.11 (27.91)
\n 1:21.72 (27.61) 1:49.03 (27.31)
\n 10 Colgin, Doherty SO Indiana-IN 1:49.48 1:49.17 B 7
\n 26.11 53.86 (27.75)
\n 1:21.31 (27.45) 1:49.17 (27.86)
\n 11 Wentworth, Clar FR Indiana-IN 1:49.94 1:49.78 B 6
\n 25.36 52.99 (27.63)
\n 1:21.27 (28.28) 1:49.78 (28.51)
\n 12 Gorlesky, Erin SR Indiana-IN 1:49.34 1:49.80 B 5
\n 26.35 53.96 (27.61)
\n 1:21.97 (28.01) 1:49.80 (27.83)
\n 13 Leupold, Christ JR Purdue-IN 1:49.82 1:49.88 B 4
\n 25.27 53.26 (27.99)
\n 1:21.66 (28.40) 1:49.88 (28.22)
\n 14 VanCuren, Shann SO Wisconsin-WI 1:49.45 1:50.74 B 3
\n 25.80 53.85 (28.05)
\n 1:22.54 (28.69) 1:50.74 (28.20)
\n 15 Kavchok, Lariss JR Penn State 1:50.28 1:51.07 2
\n 25.77 53.88 (28.11)
\n 1:22.48 (28.60) 1:51.07 (28.59)
\n 16 Tukey, Val FR Minnesota-MN 1:49.86 1:51.39 1
\n 25.86 53.80 (27.94)
\n 1:22.52 (28.72) 1:51.39 (28.87)<\/p>\n

Event 12 Women 100 Yard Breaststroke =========================================================================
\n Big 10: * 59.77 2001 Kristen Woodring, PSU
\n Pool: # 59.05 Kristy Kowel, Georgia
\n 1:02.00 A
\n 1:03.86 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n=========================================================================
\n === A – Final ===<\/p>\n

1 Woodring, Krist SR Penn State 1:00.83 1:00.35 A 20
\n 13.35 28.32 (14.97)
\n 44.23 (15.91) 1:00.35 (16.12)
\n 2 Stein, Kelli SR Michigan-MI 1:01.68 1:01.22 A 17
\n 13.63 29.20 (15.57)
\n 45.27 (16.07) 1:01.22 (15.95)
\n 3 Sarnecki, Amali SO Wisconsin-WI 1:01.61 1:01.55 A 16
\n 13.76 29.13 (15.37)
\n 45.55 (16.42) 1:01.55 (16.00)
\n 4 Schold, Melissa SR Minnesota-MN 1:02.30 1:02.04 B 15
\n 13.82 29.49 (15.67)
\n 45.80 (16.31) 1:02.04 (16.24)
\n 5 Stanchock, Cour JR Penn State 1:02.70 1:02.12 B 14
\n 13.63 29.19 (15.56)
\n 45.29 (16.10) 1:02.12 (16.83)
\n 6 Dikmen, Ilkay SR Illinois-IL 1:02.11 1:02.34 B 13
\n 13.99 29.79 (15.80)
\n 46.08 (16.29) 1:02.34 (16.26)
\n 7 Rychvalsky, Reb FR Ohio State-OH 1:03.91 1:04.11 12
\n 13.71 30.01 (16.30)
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9 McCoy, Bridget SO Minnesota-MN 1:04.20 1:03.53 B 9
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\n Big 10: * 53.44 2003 Sarah Haupt, PSU
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\n 54.47 A
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1 Haupt, Sarah SO Penn State 54.89 54.01 A 20
\n 12.87 26.00 (13.13)
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\n 13.24 26.51 (13.27)
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9 Eberst, Jennife JR Penn State 56.27 56.07 B 9
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\n 42.24 (14.53) 56.85 (14.61)
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\n 13.60 28.12 (14.52)
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\n Big 10: * 594.65 2003 Sara Reiling, IND
\n Pool: # 612.60 Vera Ilyina, Texas
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1 McCambridge, Ca SO Purdue-IN 527.05 544.35 20
\n 2 Broms, Julie FR Ohio State-OH 517.15 530.65 17
\n 3 Riccobono, Alis SO Penn State 473.85 522.70 16
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\n 6 Weigle, Lindsey FR Indiana-IN 491.30 511.25 13
\n 7 Cornthwaite, Re JR Minnesota-MN 470.55 490.45 12
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9 Dumais, Leanne FR NU – Women-IL 448.35 9
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\n 11 Beard, Anesa FR Ohio State-OH 429.70 6
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\n 15 Goolik, Alexis JR Michigan-MI 408.70 2
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\n 20 Edwards, Kately FR MSU-MI 385.80
\n 21 Schmidt, Amy E FR MSU-MI 377.10
\n 22 Koglin, Emily SR Michigan-MI 372.10
\n 23 Kubly, Cassie SO Wisconsin-WI 369.65
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