{"id":6834,"date":"2004-02-22T06:39:58","date_gmt":"2004-02-22T11:39:58","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/02\/stanford-men-nip-cal-126-117-remain-undefeated\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:19:56","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:19:56","slug":"stanford-men-nip-cal-126-117-remain-undefeated","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/stanford-men-nip-cal-126-117-remain-undefeated\/","title":{"rendered":"Stanford Men Nip Cal, 126-117, Remain Undefeated"},"content":{"rendered":"

STANFORD, Calif., February 21. IN one of the fastest and most exciting dual meets in history, the Stanford men's swimming and diving team defeated cross-town rival California, 126-117, at the Avery Aquatic Center to remain undefeated in dual meets this season. <\/p>\n

THe meet was highlighted by several nation-leading times along with the fastest-ever dual meet swims of all time in four events.<\/p>\n

Cal got the meet rolling with a swift 3:09.16 — believed to be the fastest dual meet time ever swum — to take the 400 medley relay. The Cardinal followed closely behind in 3:10.65, sparked by Peter Marshall's backstroke leadoff split of 46.14 for Stanford, the fastest 100 yard backstroke ever swum in a dual meet. Marshall had the previous best at 46.15 two years ago.<\/p>\n

Stanford went 1-2 in the 1000 yard freestyle as freshman Shaun Phillips clocked in at 9:02.59 followed by teammate Michael McLean (9:03.65). <\/p>\n

The Cardinal swept the top three spots in the 200 yard freestyle as Jayme Cramer (1:36.77), Andy Grant (1:37.06) and Tobias Oriwol (1:37.28) placed for Stanford. <\/p>\n

Event four was the 50 freestyle which was won by Cal's Duje Draganja in 19.42 seconds — the fastest time ever swum in a dual meet. Renato Gueraldi's 19.68 gave the Bears a one-two finish. Stanford's Peter Marshall was third in 19.98. <\/p>\n

Markus Rogan won the 200 IM in an NCAA qualifying time of 1:46.16.
\nTeammate Hongzhe Sun (1:47.57) placed second for Stanford. <\/p>\n

Cal's Louie Gagnet won the one-meter diving event with a score of 307.50 with teammate Robbie Quinn (300.60) close behind. Cardinal Jesse Fonner took third (273.95). <\/p>\n

Jayme Cramer won his second event of the day as he came from behind on the final lap to claim victory in the 200 yard butterfly in an NCAA A time of 1:44.40 (NCAA qualifying time). Cal's Mike Cavic, who led for the first seven laps of the eight-lap race, was second in 1:44.83 while Stanford junior Matt McDonald placed third, clocking in at 1:45.62. <\/p>\n

Duje Draganja notched his second individual victory of the day, splitting 20.33 at the 50 en route to a blazing 42.77 in the 100 yard freestyle. It was Draganja's second all-time dual meet best of the meet. Stanford's Ben Wildman-Tobriner (44.06) and Bobby O'Bryan (44.09) took second and third. <\/p>\n

The Cardinal's Markus Rogan turned in his second win of the afternoon in the 200 yard backstroke (1:41.01), the fastest 200 back ever recorded in dual meet competition. Rogan had the previous best at 1:41.58 swum against the Bears two years ago. Cal's Alex Lim, who led for more than 180 yards, was second in 1:41.27, the second-fastest dual meet time in history. Stanford frosh Hongzhe Sun placed third in a PR 1:44.66. <\/p>\n

Another Stanford frosh, Shaun Phillips, was a multiple winner, taking the 500 yard freestyle in a time of 4:25.01 (NCAA provisional time). Sophomore teammate Michael McLean finished second (4:28.11). <\/p>\n

Golden Bear Louie Gagnet won the three-meter diving event (350.33) while freshman Cardinal Kevin McLean placed second (299.70). <\/p>\n

Gary Marshall turned in a second place finish in the 200 yard breaststroke (1:57.71), edged by Cal's fast-closing Caleb Rowe (1:57.67), who nipped his rival on the final stroke after trailing the entire race. Four men broke two minutes in this race, with Stanford's Michael Bruce third (1:59.43) and Cal's Jeff Natalizio fourth (1:59.65). <\/p>\n

Swimming without Draganja, Cal took the final event of the meet, the 400 yard freestyle relay, in another dual meet record, 2:54.33, with Stanford right behind at 2:54.66.<\/p>\n

MEN'S NCAA DIVISION 1 DUAL MEET
\nSTANFORD VS. CAL<\/p>\n

AVERY AQUATIC CENTER<\/p>\n

STANFORED, CA., <\/p>\n

FEB. 21, 2004 <\/p>\n

25 YD. POOL <\/p>\n

* Fastest-ever dual meet. <\/p>\n

FINAL SCORE:
\nSTANFORD 126
\nCAL 117 <\/p>\n

Event 1 Men 400 Yard Medley Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 California 'A' 3:09.16* 11
\n 1) Lim, Alex SR 2) Rowe, Caleb JR
\n 3) Cavic, Milorad SO 4) Draganja, Duje JR
\n 22.37 46.38 1:11.03 1:39.54 2:00.38 2:25.41 2:45.77 3:09.16
\n 2 Stanford 'A' 3:10.65 4
\n 1) Marshall, Peter SR 2) Bruce, Michael SR
\n 3) Cramer, Jayme JR 4) Wildman-Tobriner, Ben FR
\n 22.28 46.14* 1:11.42 1:40.94 2:02.45 2:27.47 2:47.40 3:10.65
\n 3 Stanford 'B' 3:13.85 2
\n 1) Sun, Hongzhe FR 2) Marshall, Gary JR
\n 3) McDonald, Matt JR 4) Ransenberg, Scott SR
\n 23.13 47.68 1:13.07 1:42.10 2:03.53 2:28.88 2:49.98 3:13.85
\n 4 California 'B' 3:17.27
\n 1) Gibson, Chris SO 2) Barbosa, Ricky SO
\n 3) O'Neil, Patrick FR 4) Lane, Evan SO
\n 23.94 50.17 1:15.65 1:45.03 2:06.98 2:33.08 2:53.56 3:17.27
\n 5 Stanford 'C' x3:21.37
\n 1) Ransom, Kyle FR 2) Eddy, Ricky SO
\n 3) Passey, Michael SO 4) Crowe, Matt FR
\n 24.65 50.92 1:16.20 1:45.94 2:08.45 2:35.60 2:56.86 3:21.37<\/p>\n

Event 2 Men 1000 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Phillips, Shaun FR Stan 9:02.59 9
\n 24.89 51.45 1:18.48 1:45.77 2:12.92 2:40.31 3:07.31 3:34.79
\n 4:02.26 4:29.31 4:56.45 5:23.99 5:51.59 6:19.10 6:46.62 7:14.00
\n 7:41.44 8:08.93 8:36.21 9:02.59
\n 2 McLean, Michael SO Stan 9:03.65 4
\n 24.75 51.45 1:18.45 1:45.79 2:13.21 2:40.41 3:07.87 3:35.35
\n 4:02.92 4:30.57 4:58.39 5:26.05 5:53.50 6:20.95 6:48.24 7:15.51
\n 7:43.18 8:10.65 8:37.54 9:03.65
\n 3 Lysaught, Daniel FR Cal 9:10.72 3
\n 24.98 51.92 1:19.07 1:46.18 2:13.47 2:40.92 3:08.15 3:35.51
\n 4:03.07 4:30.62 4:58.22 5:26.21 5:54.31 6:22.45 6:50.77 7:19.18
\n 7:47.28 8:15.51 8:43.52 9:10.72
\n 4 DiIulio, Eric JR Stan 9:20.28 2
\n 25.25 52.58 1:20.16 1:47.83 2:15.46 2:43.50 3:11.79 3:39.95
\n 4:08.14 4:36.41 5:04.39 5:32.52 6:00.89 6:29.27 6:57.84 7:26.34
\n 7:54.85 8:23.54 8:52.32 9:20.28
\n 5 Lean, Ryan SO Cal 9:24.67 1
\n 25.68 53.16 1:21.07 1:49.17 2:17.18 2:45.38 3:13.59 3:41.90
\n 4:10.20 4:38.52 5:07.09 5:35.45 6:04.16 6:33.06 7:01.71 7:30.35
\n 7:59.47 8:28.19 8:56.96 9:24.67<\/p>\n

Event 3 Men 200 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Cramer, Jayme JR Stan 1:36.77 9
\n 23.21 47.80 1:12.35 1:36.77
\n 2 Grant, Andy FR Stan 1:37.06 4
\n 22.71 47.28 1:12.02 1:37.06
\n 3 Oriwol, Tobias SO Stan 1:37.28 3
\n 22.55 46.97 1:11.98 1:37.28
\n 4 Holdridge, Alexand FR Cal 1:38.77 2
\n 23.11 47.43 1:12.66 1:38.77
\n 5 Rehrmann, Steve SR Cal 1:38.80 1
\n 23.12 48.24 1:12.90 1:38.80
\n 6 Tilly, Jonas FR Cal 1:39.75
\n 22.36 46.94 1:12.73 1:39.75
\n 7 Dickson, Blake FR Cal x1:42.27
\n 23.25 48.82 1:15.13 1:42.27<\/p>\n

Event 4 Men 50 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Draganja, Duje JR Cal 19.42* 9
\n 2 Gueraldi, Renato FR Cal 19.68 4
\n 3 Marshall, Peter SR Stan 19.98 3
\n 4 Wildman-Tobriner, FR Stan 20.04 2
\n 5 O'Bryan, Bobby SR Stan 20.12 1
\n 6 Gimbutis, Rolandas FR Cal 20.15
\n 7 Schnell, Andrew SR Stan x20.28
\n 8 Lyon, Matt SO Cal x20.84
\n — Ransenberg, Scott SR Stan X20.60
\n — Crowe, Matt FR Stan X20.74<\/p>\n

Event 5 Men 200 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Rogan, Markus SR Stan 1:46.16 9
\n 23.36 48.79 1:20.51 1:46.16
\n 2 Sun, Hongzhe FR Stan 1:47.57 4
\n 23.57 50.26 1:22.40 1:47.57
\n 3 Natalizio, Jeff SR Cal 1:47.70 3
\n 23.34 49.44 1:20.24 1:47.70
\n 4 Dorr, John JR Cal 1:47.80 2
\n 23.89 50.94 1:22.04 1:47.80
\n 5 Trupin, Dan JR Stan 1:49.33 1
\n 23.69 50.91 1:23.37 1:49.33
\n 6 Newman, Keenan FR Stan x1:49.83
\n 24.38 52.44 1:24.08 1:49.83
\n 7 Molina, Miguel SO Cal 1:50.21
\n 22.99 50.51 1:22.95 1:50.21
\n 8 Smith, S Cal x1:54.57
\n 24.13 53.81 1:26.11 1:54.57
\n — Ransom, Kyle FR Stan X1:50.47
\n 24.17 51.69 1:24.18 1:50.47
\n — Brown, Thomas JR Stan X1:51.49
\n 24.68 53.70 1:25.54 1:51.49<\/p>\n

Event 6 Men 1 mtr Diving
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Gagnet, Louie JR Cal 307.50 9
\n 2 Quinn, Robbie SR Cal 300.60 4
\n 3 Fonner, Jesse JR Stan 273.95 3
\n 4 McLean, Kevin FR Stan 263.17 2
\n 5 Dean, Nathaniel JR Cal 223.57 1
\n — Slender, Charles Cal X203.70<\/p>\n

Event 7 Men 200 Yard Butterfly
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Cramer, Jayme JR Stan 1:44.40 9
\n 23.95 50.64 1:17.17 1:44.40
\n 2 Cavic, Milorad SO Cal 1:44.83 4
\n 23.29 49.72 1:16.16 1:44.83
\n 3 McDonald, Matt JR Stan 1:45.62 3
\n 23.35 49.69 1:17.02 1:45.62
\n 4 O'Neil, Patrick FR Cal 1:45.82 2
\n 24.57 51.14 1:18.13 1:45.82
\n 5 Stephens, Mark SO Stan 1:49.49 1
\n 23.91 52.41 1:21.07 1:49.49
\n 6 Vogelgesang, Keith SR Cal 1:50.04
\n 24.08 51.63 1:20.44 1:50.04
\n 7 Rehrmann, Steve SR Cal x1:51.56
\n 24.63 52.63 1:21.21 1:51.56
\n 8 Passey, Michael SO Stan x1:53.32
\n 24.56 52.69 1:22.17 1:53.32<\/p>\n

Event 8 Men 100 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Draganja, Duje JR Cal 42.77* 9
\n 20.33 42.77
\n 2 Wildman-Tobriner, FR Stan 44.06 4
\n 21.07 44.06
\n 3 O'Bryan, Bobby SR Stan 44.09 3
\n 20.59 44.09
\n 4 Marshall, Peter SR Stan 44.28 2
\n 21.14 44.28
\n 5 Gimbutis, Rolandas FR Cal 44.37 1
\n 21.05 44.37
\n 6 Schnell, Andrew SR Stan x44.52
\n 21.39 44.52
\n 7 Gueraldi, Renato FR Cal 44.67
\n 21.16 44.67
\n 8 Lane, Evan SO Cal x46.39
\n 22.10 46.39
\n — Crowe, Matt FR Stan X45.42
\n 21.57 45.42<\/p>\n

Event 9 Men 200 Yard Backstroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Rogan, Markus SR Stan 1:41.01* 9
\n 24.17 49.79 1:15.70 1:41.01
\n 2 Lim, Alex SR Cal 1:41.27 4
\n 23.19 48.76 1:15.26 1:41.27
\n 3 Sun, Hongzhe FR Stan 1:44.66 3
\n 25.07 51.52 1:18.32 1:44.66
\n 4 Gibson, Chris SO Cal 1:50.32 2
\n 25.54 53.10 1:21.99 1:50.32
\n 5 Ransom, Kyle FR Stan 1:51.66 1
\n 26.20 54.36 1:23.15 1:51.66<\/p>\n

Event 10 Men 500 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Phillips, Shaun FR Stan 4:25.01 9
\n 24.57 50.98 1:17.84 1:45.25 2:12.21 2:38.82 3:05.25 3:32.05
\n 3:58.55 4:25.01
\n 2 McLean, Michael SO Stan 4:28.11 4
\n 24.41 50.83 1:17.80 1:45.08 2:12.29 2:39.52 3:07.54 3:35.10
\n 4:02.69 4:28.11
\n 3 Lysaught, Daniel FR Cal 4:29.50 3
\n 24.62 51.56 1:18.80 1:46.15 2:13.51 2:41.11 3:08.88 3:36.41
\n 4:03.53 4:29.50
\n 4 Molina, Miguel SO Cal 4:30.12 2
\n 24.49 51.40 1:18.77 1:46.23 2:13.14 2:40.00 3:07.41 3:35.01
\n 4:02.58 4:30.12
\n 5 Dorr, John JR Cal 4:30.50 1
\n 24.79 51.44 1:18.53 1:45.89 2:13.30 2:41.02 3:08.71 3:36.97
\n 4:04.13 4:30.50
\n 6 Oriwol, Tobias SO Stan 4:30.56
\n 24.29 51.18 1:18.26 1:45.76 2:13.49 2:41.04 3:08.84 3:37.10
\n 4:04.59 4:30.56
\n 7 Grant, Andy FR Stan x4:31.97
\n 24.54 51.25 1:18.77 1:46.78 2:13.77 2:40.82 3:08.68 3:36.86
\n 4:04.68 4:31.97
\n 8 Lean, Ryan SO Cal x4:37.08
\n 25.63 53.30 1:21.39 1:49.76 2:17.87 2:46.00 3:13.99 3:42.04
\n 4:09.96 4:37.08
\n — DiIulio, Eric JR Stan X4:32.31
\n 25.06 52.93 1:20.73 1:48.77 2:16.70 2:44.20 3:11.77 3:39.29
\n 4:06.15 4:32.31<\/p>\n

Event 11 Men 3 mtr Diving
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Gagnet, Louie JR Cal 350.33 9
\n 2 McLean, Kevin FR Stan 299.70 4
\n 3 Dean, Nathaniel JR Cal 277.12 3
\n 4 Quinn, Robbie SR Cal 268.35 2
\n 5 Fonner, Jesse JR Stan 258.60 1
\n — Slender, Charles Cal X206.40<\/p>\n

Event 12 Men 200 Yard Breaststroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Rowe, Caleb JR Cal 1:57.67 9
\n 26.84 56.43 1:26.58 1:57.67
\n 2 Marshall, Gary JR Stan 1:57.71 4
\n 26.51 55.86 1:26.08 1:57.71
\n 3 Bruce, Michael SR Stan 1:59.43 3
\n 26.64 56.78 1:27.53 1:59.43
\n 4 Natalizio, Jeff SR Cal 1:59.65 2
\n 26.34 56.45 1:27.37 1:59.65
\n 5 Barbosa, Ricky SO Cal 2:00.28 1
\n 26.25 56.15 1:27.89 2:00.28
\n 6 Wolfe, Nick SO Stan 2:02.37
\n 27.94 58.58 1:29.93 2:02.37
\n 7 Newman, Keenan FR Stan x2:03.69
\n 27.72 59.10 1:31.31 2:03.69
\n 8 Jenkins, Brooks JR Cal x2:03.98
\n 27.64 58.56 1:30.61 2:03.98
\n — Brown, Thomas JR Stan X2:03.85
\n 28.18 59.65 1:31.62 2:03.85
\n — Stephens, Mark SO Stan X2:04.27
\n 28.01 59.77 1:31.70 2:04.27
\n — Smith, S Cal X2:11.32
\n 26.88 58.19 1:20.06 2:11.32
\n — Lentz, Graham FR Cal SCR
\n 26.10 55.70 1:10.02
\n — Eddy, Ricky SO Stan SCR
\n 26.11 55.71 1:11.91<\/p>\n

Event 13 Men 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 California 'A' 2:54.33* 11
\n 1) Gimbutis, Rolandas FR 2) Gueraldi, Renato FR
\n 3) Tilly, Jonas FR 4) Cavic, Milorad SO
\n 20.88 43.85 1:04.64 1:27.74 1:48.23 2:11.13 2:31.35 2:54.33
\n 2 Stanford 'A' 2:54.66 4
\n 1) Rogan, Markus SR 2) O'Bryan, Bobby SR
\n 3) Ransenberg, Scott SR 4) Schnell, Andrew SR
\n 21.51 44.29 1:04.25 1:27.58 1:48.24 2:11.87 2:31.97 2:54.66
\n 3 California 'B' 3:00.77 2
\n 1) Lane, Evan SO 2) Holdridge, Alexander FR
\n 3) Rehrmann, Steve SR 4) Vogelgesang, Keith SR
\n 21.12 45.28 1:06.16 1:30.13 1:51.55 2:15.49 2:37.14 3:00.77
\n 4 Stanford 'B' 3:00.85
\n 1) Crowe, Matt FR 2) Phillips, Shaun FR
\n 3) Oriwol, Tobias SO 4) Trupin, Dan JR
\n 21.73 45.55 1:07.24 1:30.89 1:52.62 2:16.26 2:37.58 3:00.85
\n 5 California 'C' x3:06.55
\n 1) Lyon, Matt SO 2) Molina, Miguel SO
\n 3) Dorr, John JR 4) Lim, Alex SR
\n 21.93 46.67 1:08.80 1:34.23 1:56.08 2:20.09 2:42.08 3:06.55<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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