{"id":6837,"date":"2004-02-22T10:31:14","date_gmt":"2004-02-22T15:31:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/02\/womens-big-10-championships-go-down-to-the-wire-with-michigan-taking-the-title\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:20:18","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:20:18","slug":"womens-big-10-championships-go-down-to-the-wire-with-michigan-taking-the-title","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/womens-big-10-championships-go-down-to-the-wire-with-michigan-taking-the-title\/","title":{"rendered":"Women’s Big 10 Championships Go Down To the Wire, With Michigan Taking the Title"},"content":{"rendered":"

MINNEAPOLIS, February 22. ALL week long, the Women\u2019s Big-10 Swimming and Diving Championships has been building to a thrilling finish. And at Sunday night\u2019s final session, the athletes didn\u2019t disappoint. For the second time in three years, the team title came down to the 400-yard freestyle relay, as Penn State held a two point advantage over Michigan before the final event. It was ultimately the Wolverines who would prevail, in one of the fastest and most exciting championships ever in the Big Ten. <\/p>\n

Michigan finished with 604.5 team points, followed by Penn State (590.5), Indiana (563.5), Wisconsin (503), and host school Minnesota (412.5).<\/p>\n

For the first time in her Big Ten Championships career, Wisconsin junior Carly Piper was challenged in the 1,650. A pair of seniors, Indiana\u2019s Sarah Fiden and Emily Clare Fenn of Michigan gave the Conference record holder all she could handle for the first 1,000 yards. But the veteran miler picked up her pace, distancing herself from the field. Fiden made a push over the final four laps, but Piper held on for her third consecutive win in the event in 16:06.90 to Fiden\u2019s 16:08.14.<\/p>\n

However, it was Penn State that made the biggest splash in the 66 lap race. The Nittany Lions scored 65 total points in the event, moving them solidly into first place with 461.5 points.<\/p>\n

In the 200-yard backstroke, Susan Johnson of Wisconsin separated herself from the pack with a dominating final 100-yards. The freshman lowered her own school record and swam the third fastest time in Big Ten history, 1:55.93. Jennifer Skolaski finished second with a NCAA automatic qualifying time of 1:57.51, and Michigan\u2019s Sara Johnson finished third (1:58.59).<\/p>\n

Amy McCullough (49.34) of Michigan broke-up Wisconsin\u2019s bid for a possible trifecta when she and teammate Lindsey Smith (49.36) out-touched Bethany Pendleton (49.59) in the 100-yard freestyle. All three swimmers earned NCAA \u2018A\u2019 times. The Wolverines\u2019 one-two sweep in the event pulled them within 17 points of team leader Penn State.<\/p>\n

In a championship final that featured six seniors, it was a sophomore that stole the show in the 200-yard breaststroke. Amalia Sarnecki gave the Badgers their third individual win of the night with her time of 2:12.37. The mark is the fifth best ever in Conference history, and the fourth fastest in the country this year. 2003 event champion Kelli Stein turned in a gutsy swim for the Wolverines, finishing second in 2:12.78, which is also a national championship qualifying time.<\/p>\n

Amberle Biedermann duplicated her 2003 performance in the 200-yard butterfly, winning the event and lowering her own meet record, and swimming the second fastest time ever in Big Ten history (1:57.97). The sophomore won the event from lane six, unleashing cheers from the Penn State crowd. Northwestern\u2019s Christy Olin finished second in 1:58.87, just ahead of Hoosiers Sarah Bugden and Lauren Lubus.<\/p>\n

Biedermann\u2019s win widened the margin between Penn State and Michigan with two events remaining. <\/p>\n

Carrie McCambridge completed a perfect championship meet, winning her third event, platform diving, Saturday night. The sweep secured McCambridge Diver of the Championship honors. Freshman Lindsay Weigle of Indiana finished second, and another rookie, Minnesota\u2019s Holly Jakits came in third. <\/p>\n

However, it was Michigan\u2019s 32 points in the diving event that had the greatest impact on the overall meet. The showing put the Wolverines in an even tie with Penn State in the team race.<\/p>\n

The 400-yard free relay proved to be the perfect ending to a fantastic meet. As they have done all meet long, the Michigan and Wisconsin freestyle specialists battled from beginning to end. McCullough and Pendleton went head-to-head in the final leg, with McCullough pulling it out for her team in the end in 3:18.95, to Wisconsin\u2019s 3:19.11. Her efforts not only won the relay for Michigan, but secured the team championship for the Wolverines. Penn State finished seventh in the 400 relay.<\/p>\n


\n2004 Big Ten Awards<\/b><\/p>\n

Diver of the Year: Carrie McCambridge, Purdue<\/p>\n

Diver of the Championships: Carrie McCambridge, Purdue<\/p>\n

Diving Coach of the Year: Wenbo Chen, Purdue<\/p>\n

Freshman of the Year: Susan Johnson, Wisconsin<\/p>\n

Swimmer of the Year: Bethany Pendleton, Wisconsin<\/p>\n

Swimmer of the Championships: Bethany Pendleton, Wisconsin<\/p>\n

Swimming Coach of the Year: Jim Richardson, Michigan<\/p>\n

All-Big Ten First Team:
\nTammy Kostner, Indiana
\nAnnica Loftstedt, Indiana
\nMeghan Medendorp, Indiana
\nErin Smith, Indiana
\nSusan Gilliam, Michigan
\nAmy McCullough, Michigan
\nSara Johnson, Michigan
\nAbby Seskevics, Michigan
\nLindsey Smith, Michigan
\nAnne Weilbacher, Michigan
\nAmberle Biedermann, Penn State
\nDee Dlugonski, Penn State
\nSarah Haupt, Penn State
\nKristen Woodring, Penn State
\nCarrie McCambridge, Purdue
\nSusan Johnson, Wisconsin
\nBethany Pendleton, Wisconsin
\nCarly Piper, Wisconsin
\nAmalia Sarnecki, Wisconsin<\/p>\n

Second Team All-Big Ten:
\nKristen Bradley, Indiana
\nSarah Fiden, Indiana
\nLindsay Weigle, Indiana
\nJennifer Skolaski, Iowa
\nKaitlyn Brady, Michigan
\nKelli Stein, Michigan
\nKaty Coombe, Minnesota
\nChristina Olin, Northwestern
\nJulie Broms, Ohio State
\nLisa Silvestri, Penn State
\nMolly Buhrandt, Wisconsin
\nSarah Hernandez, Wisconsin
\nAnna Trinidad, Wisconsin
\nShannon Van Curen, Wisconsin<\/p>\n

Final Team Scores
\n1. Michigan 604.5
\n2. Penn State 590.5
\n3. Indiana 563.5
\n4. Wisconsin 503
\n5. Minnesota 412.5
\n6. Purdue 337.5
\n7. Northwestern 222
\n8. OSU 196
\n9. Iowa 152
\n10. MSU 123
\n11. Illinois 107.5<\/p>\n

RESULTS<\/p>\n

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\n Big 10: * 16:02.61 2003 Carly Piper, WIS
\n Pool: # 15:49.25 Trina Jackson, Arizona
\n 16:23.54 A
\n 16:53.04 B
\n Name Year School Seed Finals
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Piper, Carly JR Wisconsin-WI 16:12.48 16:06.90 A
\n 26.16 54.18 1:22.81 1:52.03 2:21.39 2:50.87 3:20.46 3:50.04
\n 4:19.68 4:49.52 5:19.05 5:48.69 6:18.35 6:47.95 7:17.52 7:46.94
\n 8:16.23 8:45.64 9:14.89 9:44.38 10:13.75 10:43.18 11:12.74 11:42.28
\n 12:12.16 12:41.99 13:11.34 13:40.90 14:10.61 14:40.01 15:09.45 15:38.75
\n 16:06.90
\n 2 Fiden, Sarah SR Indiana-IN 16:23.82 16:08.14 A
\n 26.92 55.72 1:24.93 1:54.09 2:23.44 2:52.64 3:22.02 3:51.36
\n 4:20.77 4:50.32 5:19.72 5:49.05 6:18.60 6:48.14 7:17.63 7:47.13
\n 8:16.59 8:46.24 9:15.89 9:45.45 10:15.07 10:45.07 11:14.97 11:44.64
\n 12:14.19 12:43.96 13:13.51 13:43.09 14:12.27 14:41.56 15:10.94 15:40.14
\n 16:08.14
\n 3 Fenn, Emily Clare SR Michigan-MI 16:37.40 16:12.43 A
\n 27.20 56.00 1:25.30 1:54.76 2:24.28 2:53.59 3:22.87 3:52.30
\n 4:21.85 4:51.43 5:20.83 5:50.32 6:19.82 6:48.83 7:18.19 7:47.45
\n 8:16.80 8:46.21 9:15.59 9:45.29 10:14.93 10:44.76 11:14.60 11:44.49
\n 12:14.33 12:44.28 13:14.12 13:43.93 14:13.56 14:43.58 15:13.60 15:43.36
\n 16:12.43
\n 4 Gilliam, Susan FR Michigan-MI 16:30.00 16:14.35 A
\n 27.33 56.67 1:26.11 1:55.61 2:25.11 2:54.53 3:23.89 3:53.27
\n 4:22.52 4:52.05 5:21.48 5:50.94 6:20.49 6:50.06 7:19.49 7:49.09
\n 8:18.73 8:48.50 9:18.01 9:47.62 10:17.19 10:46.78 11:16.58 11:46.05
\n 12:15.71 12:45.48 13:15.32 13:45.32 14:15.45 14:45.52 15:15.70 15:45.42
\n 16:14.35
\n 5 Keefe, Margaret FR Penn State 16:26.32 16:16.98 A
\n 27.51 56.81 1:26.34 1:56.01 2:25.65 2:55.13 3:24.86 3:54.41
\n 4:23.90 4:53.62 5:23.31 5:52.86 6:22.33 6:51.95 7:21.66 7:51.37
\n 8:20.97 8:50.73 9:20.58 9:50.35 10:20.16 10:49.84 11:19.79 11:49.54
\n 12:19.52 12:49.33 13:19.15 13:49.14 14:18.95 14:48.85 15:18.63 15:48.19
\n 16:16.98
\n 6 Anderson, Sally SR Penn State 16:51.48 16:26.26 B
\n 28.16 58.21 1:28.44 1:58.60 2:28.72 2:58.93 3:29.02 3:59.06
\n 4:29.00 4:59.05 5:29.23 5:59.22 6:29.20 6:59.23 7:29.28 7:59.50
\n 8:29.54 8:59.62 9:29.72 9:59.74 10:29.60 10:59.71 11:29.63 11:59.75
\n 12:29.77 12:59.74 13:29.76 13:59.52 14:29.34 14:59.00 15:28.55 15:58.00
\n 16:26.26
\n 7 Palera, Megan FR Penn State 16:53.39 16:29.30 B
\n 28.26 58.66 1:28.99 1:59.21 2:29.32 2:59.47 3:29.49 3:59.57
\n 4:29.76 4:59.83 5:29.59 5:59.55 6:29.61 6:59.58 7:29.58 7:59.59
\n 8:29.47 8:59.39 9:29.41 9:59.38 10:29.19 10:59.26 11:29.19 11:59.46
\n 12:29.64 13:00.04 13:30.09 14:00.18 14:30.26 15:00.34 15:30.27 16:00.12
\n 16:29.30
\n 8 Collins, Nicole FR Penn State 16:44.33 16:34.09 B
\n 27.91 57.30 1:26.87 1:56.87 2:26.94 2:57.04 3:27.13 3:57.09
\n 4:27.24 4:57.44 5:27.46 5:57.52 6:27.91 6:58.09 7:28.30 7:58.60
\n 8:29.14 8:59.52 9:29.94 10:00.42 10:30.84 11:01.35 11:31.72 12:02.26
\n 12:32.74 13:03.05 13:33.47 14:04.04 14:34.50 15:05.30 15:35.75 16:05.05
\n 16:34.09
\n 9 Murphy, Patricia SO Penn State 16:53.37 16:38.56 B
\n 28.90 59.24 1:29.69 2:00.13 2:30.41 3:00.59 3:30.52 4:00.77
\n 4:31.09 5:01.07 5:31.30 6:01.70 6:31.94 7:02.14 7:32.36 8:02.73
\n 8:33.01 9:03.28 9:33.60 10:03.76 10:34.12 11:04.28 11:34.74 12:05.37
\n 12:35.98 13:06.58 13:36.96 14:07.59 14:38.11 15:08.66 15:38.98 16:09.04
\n 16:38.56
\n10 Stein, Anne FR Michigan-MI 17:05.27 16:39.19 B
\n 28.12 57.96 1:28.01 1:57.99 2:28.21 2:58.31 3:28.28 3:59.50
\n 4:29.72 5:00.10 5:30.38 6:00.88 6:31.19 7:01.57 7:31.84 8:02.25
\n 8:32.54 9:03.03 9:33.32 10:03.63 10:34.12 11:04.38 11:35.09 12:05.29
\n 12:35.72 13:06.45 13:36.74 14:07.09 14:37.58 15:08.22 15:38.78 16:09.25
\n 16:39.19
\n11 Hawley, Claire FR Penn State 16:51.51 16:40.93 B
\n 28.37 58.71 1:28.88 1:58.92 2:28.88 2:58.78 3:29.07 3:59.37
\n 4:29.63 5:00.09 5:30.45 6:01.00 6:31.46 7:01.79 7:32.25 8:02.60
\n 8:33.19 9:03.59 9:34.03 10:04.51 10:35.02 11:05.65 11:36.12 12:06.74
\n 12:37.44 13:07.95 13:38.87 14:09.44 14:40.33 15:10.92 15:41.73 16:12.36
\n 16:40.93
\n12 West, Victoria A SR NU – Women-IL 16:56.46 16:41.12 B
\n 28.25 58.25 1:28.39 1:58.48 2:28.62 2:58.76 3:29.16 3:59.49
\n 4:29.50 4:59.83 5:30.08 6:00.39 6:30.77 7:01.46 7:32.03 8:02.52
\n 8:33.29 9:04.23 9:35.06 10:05.82 10:36.73 11:07.54 11:38.16 12:08.76
\n 12:39.38 13:10.10 13:40.90 14:11.58 14:42.16 15:12.38 15:42.66 16:12.41
\n 16:41.12
\n13 Rose, Erica L SR NU – Women-IL 17:05.92 16:44.98 B
\n 28.46 58.56 1:28.76 1:59.20 2:29.45 2:59.62 3:30.07 4:00.46
\n 4:30.77 5:01.07 5:31.32 6:01.59 6:32.07 7:02.55 7:33.25 8:04.00
\n 8:35.00 9:06.04 9:37.04 10:08.11 10:39.09 11:10.24 11:41.45 12:12.49
\n 12:43.18 13:13.69 13:44.12 14:14.56 14:45.01 15:15.29 15:45.48 16:15.49
\n 16:44.98
\n14 Eberwein, Lori SR Michigan-MI 17:18.59 16:48.33 B
\n 28.29 58.39 1:28.71 1:59.28 2:29.76 3:00.10 3:30.49 4:00.79
\n 4:31.28 5:01.82 5:32.21 6:02.65 6:33.08 7:03.49 7:34.14 8:04.81
\n 8:35.38 9:05.71 9:36.19 10:06.88 10:37.79 11:08.70 11:39.57 12:10.62
\n 12:41.51 13:12.73 13:43.87 14:14.72 14:45.70 15:16.68 15:47.53 16:18.41
\n 16:48.33
\n15 Chandler, Erica R SO Purdue-IN 16:49.94 16:48.85 B
\n 26.68 55.93 1:25.77 1:55.78 2:25.82 2:56.06 3:26.36 3:56.65
\n 4:27.10 4:57.71 5:28.55 5:59.01 6:29.79 7:00.88 7:31.60 8:02.66
\n 8:33.60 9:04.80 9:35.85 10:06.94 10:37.78 11:09.02 11:40.14 12:11.47
\n 12:42.32 13:13.09 13:44.27 14:15.28 14:46.28 15:17.36 15:48.31 16:18.88
\n 16:48.85
\n16 Maglich, Nicole K SO Ohio State-OH 17:04.80 16:50.22 B
\n 28.43 58.56 1:28.60 1:58.75 2:28.99 2:59.27 3:29.59 3:59.95
\n 4:30.46 5:01.03 5:31.33 6:01.79 6:32.20 7:02.85 7:33.60 8:04.63
\n 8:35.47 9:06.38 9:37.34 10:08.18 10:39.04 11:09.98 11:40.74 12:11.67
\n 12:42.72 13:13.71 13:44.94 14:16.12 14:47.18 15:18.37 15:49.13 16:20.17
\n 16:50.22
\n17 Koepcke, Kirsten A JR Illinois-IL 17:04.71 16:50.33 B
\n 27.16 56.41 1:25.98 1:55.53 2:25.44 2:55.33 3:25.38 3:55.45
\n 4:25.77 4:56.14 5:26.42 5:57.19 6:27.76 6:58.74 7:29.74 8:00.67
\n 8:31.80 9:02.70 9:33.84 10:04.90 10:36.23 11:07.55 11:38.80 12:10.07
\n 12:41.33 13:12.61 13:43.99 14:15.55 14:47.05 15:18.40 15:49.67 16:20.70
\n 16:50.33
\n18 Hughes, Tesla J SO MSU-MI 17:09.71 16:53.37
\n 27.88 57.71 1:27.86 1:58.15 2:28.47 2:58.83 3:29.31 4:00.14
\n 4:31.01 5:02.09 5:33.23 6:04.27 6:35.60 7:06.79 7:38.01 8:09.24
\n 8:40.38 9:11.10 9:41.55 10:11.77 10:42.34 11:13.02 11:43.80 12:14.71
\n 12:45.99 13:17.03 13:48.19 14:19.66 14:50.74 15:21.87 15:52.79 16:23.87
\n 16:53.37
\n19 Raezer, Stephanie L SR Ohio State-OH 16:50.32 16:56.53
\n 28.07 57.93 1:28.06 1:58.46 2:28.97 2:59.30 3:29.54 3:59.91
\n 4:30.37 5:00.90 5:31.46 6:02.01 6:32.80 7:03.52 7:34.53 8:05.34
\n 8:36.22 9:07.09 9:38.12 10:09.31 10:40.34 11:11.57 11:42.81 12:13.91
\n 12:45.39 13:16.82 13:48.25 14:19.54 14:50.90 15:22.36 15:53.88 16:25.53
\n 16:56.53
\n20 Torpey, Lauren SO Indiana-IN 16:47.07 17:02.10
\n 28.17 58.23 1:28.58 1:59.03 2:29.57 3:00.16 3:30.83 4:01.71
\n 4:32.46 5:03.49 5:34.40 6:05.47 6:36.55 7:07.59 7:38.60 8:09.86
\n 8:41.27 9:12.51 9:43.66 10:15.11 10:46.45 11:17.86 11:49.14 12:20.68
\n 12:52.09 13:23.34 13:54.74 14:26.18 14:57.58 15:29.02 16:00.57 16:31.85
\n 17:02.10
\n21 Mueller, Amy E SO NU – Women-IL 17:10.93 17:05.42
\n 28.69 59.16 1:29.62 2:00.03 2:30.72 3:01.39 3:32.38 4:03.27
\n 4:34.34 5:05.41 5:36.23 6:07.47 6:38.65 7:10.09 7:41.48 8:13.16
\n 8:44.68 9:16.45 9:48.39 10:19.62 10:51.56 11:22.88 11:54.59 12:26.24
\n 12:58.11 13:29.81 14:01.48 14:32.55 15:03.84 15:34.83 16:05.20 16:35.79
\n 17:05.42
\n22 Johansson, Rebecca SO Wisconsin-WI 17:19.64 17:12.75
\n 28.65 58.86 1:29.44 2:00.17 2:31.00 3:01.71 3:32.55 4:03.44
\n 4:34.32 5:05.24 5:36.19 6:07.24 6:38.44 7:09.37 7:40.38 8:11.58
\n 8:42.77 9:14.00 9:45.43 10:16.91 10:48.44 11:19.94 11:51.61 12:23.38
\n 12:55.12 13:26.96 13:58.88 14:30.94 15:03.40 15:35.94 16:08.59 16:41.24
\n 17:12.75
\n23 Warmington, Jenn C SO Minnesota-MN 17:26.98 17:19.18
\n 28.24 58.75 1:29.73 2:00.54 2:31.81 3:03.08 3:34.44 4:05.68
\n 4:37.14 5:08.25 5:39.52 6:10.92 6:42.41 7:13.91 7:45.54 8:17.53
\n 8:49.17 9:20.92 9:53.01 10:24.98 10:56.47 11:28.37 12:00.36 12:32.14
\n 13:04.17 13:35.94 14:08.12 14:40.62 15:12.55 15:44.80 16:16.57 16:48.36
\n 17:19.18
\n24 Eberwein, Krystle SR Penn State 17:27.25 17:24.47
\n 29.31 1:00.51 1:31.62 2:02.99 2:34.41 3:05.68 3:37.01 4:08.46
\n 4:39.87 5:11.56 5:43.30 6:14.74 6:46.18 7:17.77 7:49.45 8:21.49
\n 8:53.37 9:25.25 9:57.25 10:29.32 11:01.10 11:32.98 12:04.82 12:37.07
\n 13:09.12 13:41.27 14:13.40 14:45.79 15:17.71 15:49.81 16:21.70 16:53.64
\n 17:24.47
\n25 Melville, Kristen L SO Purdue-IN NT 18:04.71
\n 30.01 1:01.88 1:34.10 2:06.56 2:39.17 3:12.00 3:44.59 4:17.35
\n 4:50.15 5:22.73 5:55.25 6:27.99 7:00.74 7:33.47 8:06.29 8:39.38
\n 9:12.60 9:45.79 10:19.08 10:52.63 11:25.98 11:59.67 12:32.75 13:06.04
\n 13:39.33 14:12.77 14:46.05 15:19.54 15:52.69 16:26.13 16:59.75 17:33.21
\n 18:04.71
\n26 Gettings, Erin A FR Purdue-IN 17:55.36 18:13.41
\n 29.37 1:02.06 1:35.35 2:08.61 2:41.97 3:15.31 3:48.91 4:22.30
\n 4:55.98 5:29.02 6:02.04 6:35.38 7:09.14 7:42.23 8:15.68 8:48.70
\n 9:22.15 9:55.50 10:28.15 11:01.35 11:34.36 12:07.77 12:41.04 13:14.32
\n 13:47.65 14:21.17 14:54.67 15:28.66 16:02.09 16:35.47 17:09.04 17:42.09
\n 18:13.41
\n27 Zyga, Kiki D FR Illinois-IL 18:08.83 18:19.66
\n 29.86 1:02.21 1:35.58 2:09.13 2:42.62 3:15.55 3:48.61 4:21.87
\n 4:55.16 5:28.08 6:00.95 6:33.85 7:07.12 7:40.60 8:14.03 8:47.39
\n 9:21.10 9:54.67 10:28.43 11:01.75 11:35.26 12:08.53 12:41.75 13:15.27
\n 13:48.88 14:22.86 14:56.77 15:30.80 16:05.02 16:39.04 17:12.85 17:46.69
\n 18:19.66
\n28 Ghiroli, Brittany M FR MSU-MI NT 18:23.53
\n 30.18 1:02.20 1:34.95 2:07.67 2:40.57 3:13.47 3:46.47 4:19.61
\n 4:52.93 5:26.26 5:59.63 6:32.76 7:05.99 7:39.28 8:12.79 8:46.58
\n 9:20.37 9:54.03 10:27.88 11:01.98 11:36.16 12:10.23 12:44.61 13:18.83
\n 13:53.00 14:27.18 15:01.40 15:35.65 16:09.73 16:43.72 17:17.40 17:51.21
\n 18:23.53
\n29 Sarna, Jaclyn V FR Iowa-IA 18:32.49 18:30.90
\n 29.37 1:01.98 1:34.86 2:08.22 2:41.67 3:15.30 3:48.98 4:22.61
\n 4:56.21 5:29.83 6:03.46 6:37.21 7:11.08 7:45.08 8:19.01 8:53.45
\n 9:27.27 10:01.18 10:35.01 11:09.02 11:42.58 12:16.45 12:50.32 13:24.50
\n 13:58.57 14:32.57 15:06.55 15:40.57 16:14.64 16:49.30 17:23.60 17:57.65
\n 18:30.90
\n30 Bogenberger, Lauren M FR MSU-MI 19:16.98 18:38.43
\n 29.52 1:01.86 1:35.20 2:08.90 2:42.53 3:16.31 3:50.58 4:24.83
\n 4:58.99 5:33.32 6:07.66 6:41.95 7:16.57 7:50.95 8:24.67 8:58.68
\n 9:32.95 10:07.42 10:41.90 11:16.28 11:50.14 12:24.15 12:58.19 13:31.97
\n 14:06.52 14:40.00 15:14.50 15:48.44 16:22.80 16:57.12 17:31.03 18:05.68
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Event 16 Women 200 Yard Backstroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Big 10: * 1:54.65 1995 Alecia Humphrey, MICH
\n Pool: # 1:53.12 Misty Hyman, Stanford
\n 1:58.24 A
\n 2:01.78 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Johnson, Susan FR Wisconsin-WI 1:57.02 1:55.93 A
\n 27.61 56.79 1:25.94 1:55.93
\n 2 Skolaski, Jennifer P JR Iowa-IA 1:58.63 1:57.51 A
\n 27.61 56.84 1:27.22 1:57.51
\n 3 Johnson, Sara SR Michigan-MI 2:00.08 1:58.59 B
\n 28.42 58.30 1:28.51 1:58.59
\n 4 Haupt, Sarah SO Penn State 1:58.62 1:59.80 B
\n 27.31 57.31 1:28.27 1:59.80
\n 5 Morris, Erin FR Penn State 1:59.66 1:59.90 B
\n 27.77 57.55 1:28.33 1:59.90
\n 6 Moore, Megan S SR Minnesota-MN 2:00.29 1:59.92 B
\n 28.11 58.20 1:29.20 1:59.92
\n 7 Buhrandt, Molly SR Wisconsin-WI 2:01.22 2:00.45 B
\n 28.46 58.89 1:29.55 2:00.45
\n 8 Shepherd, Sara JR Penn State 1:59.40 2:00.78 B
\n 28.71 58.69 1:29.28 2:00.78
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\n 9 Paglini, Katherine R SO NU – Women-IL 2:01.77 1:59.48 B
\n 27.95 57.81 1:28.72 1:59.48
\n10 Vaziri, Leila FR Indiana-IN 2:01.26 2:00.25 B
\n 28.10 58.63 1:29.64 2:00.25
\n11 Trinidad, Anna SO Wisconsin-WI 2:01.40 2:00.57 B
\n 28.64 58.70 1:29.41 2:00.57
\n12 Werner, Kelly A SO Iowa-IA 2:02.58 2:00.87 B
\n 28.10 58.25 1:28.95 2:00.87
\n13 Wind, Katie L SO Minnesota-MN 2:01.66 2:02.37
\n 28.78 59.58 1:31.00 2:02.37
\n14 Girdley, Caitlin B JR Iowa-IA 2:02.55 2:02.85
\n 28.91 59.80 1:31.25 2:02.85
\n15 Kostner, Tammy JR Indiana-IN 2:02.61 2:03.56
\n 28.80 59.72 1:31.79 2:03.56
\n16 Bugden, Sarah SO Indiana-IN 2:01.49 2:05.15
\n 28.85 59.80 1:32.30 2:05.15 <\/p>\n

Event 17 Women 100 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Big 10: * 48.85 2000 Shannon Shakespeare, MICH
\n Pool: # 48.03 Jennie Thompson, Stanford
\n 49.78 A
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\nA – Final
\n 1 McCullough, Amy JR Michigan-MI 49.81 49.34 A
\n 11.82 24.11 37.00 49.34
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\n 11.88 24.24 37.05 49.36
\n 3 Pendleton, Bethany SR Wisconsin-WI 49.88 49.59 A
\n 11.61 23.86 36.93 49.59
\n 4 Medendorp, Meghan SR Indiana-IN 50.01 50.10 B
\n 11.64 24.05 37.14 50.10
\n 5 Coombe, Katy A JR Minnesota-MN 50.17 50.12 B
\n 11.33 23.89 49.47 50.12
\n 6 Hernandez, Sarah SO Wisconsin-WI 50.53 50.26 B
\n 24.27 24.30 49.47 50.26
\n 7 Seleskie, Kathryn M JR Purdue-IN 50.53 50.55 B
\n 11.39 24.14 37.29 50.55
\n 8 Dlugonski, Deirdre JR Penn State 50.52 50.57 B
\n 11.63 24.16 37.23 50.57
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\n 9 Hentschel, Susan E FR Purdue-IN 50.62 50.26 B
\n 11.67 24.14 37.28 50.26
\n10 Jones, Tamberly M JR MSU-MI 50.66 50.49 B
\n 11.73 24.13 37.38 50.49
\n11 Viney, Barbie M FR Illinois-IL 50.75 50.60 B
\n 11.99 24.57 37.74 50.60
\n11 Seskevics, Abby SO Michigan-MI 50.70 50.60 B
\n 11.66 24.32 37.48 50.60
\n13 Hardt, Kate M SO Minnesota-MN 50.89 50.63 B
\n 11.91 24.78 37.84 50.63
\n14 Lofstedt, Annica FR Indiana-IN 50.82 50.64 B
\n 11.46 24.14 50.49 50.64
\n15 Leupold, Christine L JR Purdue-IN 50.93 50.81 B
\n 11.57 24.51 37.72 50.81
\n16 Wentworth, Clarissa FR Indiana-IN 51.03 50.85 B
\n 11.94 24.71 50.49 50.85 <\/p>\n

Event 18 Women 200 Yard Breaststroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Big 10: * 2:11.60 1997 Gretchen Hegener, MINN
\n Pool: # 2:09.14 Kristy Kowal, Georgia
\n 2:14.25 A
\n 2:18.27 B
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\nA – Final
\n 1 Sarnecki, Amalia SO Wisconsin-WI 2:12.76 2:12.37 A
\n 29.70 1:02.69 1:37.22 2:12.37
\n 2 Stein, Kelli SR Michigan-MI 2:15.12 2:12.78 A
\n 30.24 1:03.69 1:37.88 2:12.78
\n 3 Stanchock, Courtney JR Penn State 2:14.91 2:14.30 B
\n 30.35 1:04.20 1:38.81 2:14.30
\n 4 Dikmen, Ilkay SR Illinois-IL 2:14.42 2:14.41 B
\n 30.34 1:04.24 1:38.89 2:14.41
\n 5 Woodring, Kristen SR Penn State 2:16.73 2:15.23 B
\n 29.88 1:03.28 1:38.32 2:15.23
\n 6 Simmons, Katherine H SR NU – Women-IL 2:16.48 2:16.67 B
\n 31.25 1:05.57 1:40.83 2:16.67
\n 7 Pisula, Emily SR Wisconsin-WI 2:15.40 2:16.95 B
\n 31.00 1:05.33 1:40.71 2:16.95
\n 8 Taflinger, Brooke SR Indiana-IN 2:16.12 2:17.76 B
\n 30.96 1:05.23 1:40.97 2:17.76
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\n 9 Schold, Melissa F SR Minnesota-MN 2:17.57 2:16.54 B
\n 31.17 1:06.07 1:41.36 2:16.54
\n10 Larson, Elsa SO Michigan-MI 2:19.79 2:17.42 B
\n 31.71 1:07.09 1:42.26 2:17.42
\n11 McCoy, Bridget E SO Minnesota-MN 2:18.87 2:17.69 B
\n 31.62 1:06.49 1:41.89 2:17.69
\n11 Belk, Aurora L FR Purdue-IN 2:17.56 2:17.69 B
\n 30.86 1:05.81 1:41.57 2:17.69
\n13 Bovee, Brielle N JR NU – Women-IL 2:19.46 2:17.97 B
\n 31.82 1:06.85 1:42.05 2:17.97
\n14 Rychvalsky, Rebekah FR Ohio State-OH 2:19.40 2:18.26 B
\n 30.85 1:05.49 1:42.04 2:18.26
\n15 Ruess, Abby J SO Minnesota-MN 2:19.16 2:19.10
\n 31.51 1:05.94 1:41.68 2:19.10
\n16 Lakatos, Trisha H JR Illinois-IL 2:20.30 2:19.94
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\n Big 10: * 1:57.87 2\/21\/2004 Amberle Biedermann, PSU
\n Pool: # 1:55.70 Misty Hyman, Stanford
\n 1:58.11 A
\n 2:01.65 B
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\n 1 Biedermann, Amberle SO Penn State 2:00.21 1:57.87*A
\n 26.12 55.67 1:26.09 1:57.87
\n 2 Olin, Christina J JR NU – Women-IL 1:59.81 1:58.87 B
\n 27.36 56.99 1:27.52 1:58.87
\n 3 Bugden, Sarah SO Indiana-IN 2:00.73 1:59.65 B
\n 26.48 56.06 1:27.08 1:59.65
\n 4 Lubus, Lauren SO Indiana-IN 1:59.44 1:59.97 B
\n 26.54 55.92 1:26.80 1:59.97
\n 5 Rodakowski, Juleen L SR Minnesota-MN 2:00.01 2:00.36 B
\n 27.49 57.69 1:28.31 2:00.36
\n 6 Gunenc, Gulsah FR Ohio State-OH 2:01.92 2:00.86 B
\n 27.29 57.30 1:28.36 2:00.86
\n 7 Sample, Autumn C SR Purdue-IN 2:02.58 2:03.17
\n 27.28 58.40 1:29.81 2:03.17
\n 8 Maglich, Nicole K SO Ohio State-OH 2:02.64 2:05.56
\n 28.29 1:00.00 1:32.38 2:05.56
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\n 9 Takaki, Carlene A FR Purdue-IN 2:02.72 2:01.82
\n 27.09 58.08 1:29.58 2:01.82
\n10 Smith, Erin JR Indiana-IN 2:03.34 2:02.26
\n 26.59 57.68 1:30.05 2:02.26
\n11 Watts, Erica SR Michigan-MI 2:02.64 2:02.50
\n 26.76 57.92 1:30.07 2:02.50
\n12 Stein, Anne FR Michigan-MI 2:03.42 2:02.65
\n 28.22 59.58 1:31.01 2:02.65
\n13 Eberst, Jennifer JR Penn State 2:04.07 2:04.20
\n 27.06 57.88 1:30.24 2:04.20
\n14 McAdam, Crystal L SR Illinois-IL 2:03.08 2:04.35
\n 27.02 58.31 1:30.82 2:04.35
\n15 Johnson, Amanda FR Michigan-MI 2:04.13 2:04.38
\n 27.91 59.34 1:31.66 2:04.38
\n16 Solfelt, Sarah J JR Minnesota-MN 2:05.15 2:04.64
\n 27.77 58.80 1:31.16 2:04.64 <\/p>\n

Event 19S Women 200 Yard Butterfly Swim-off
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\n 1:58.11 A
\n 2:01.65 B
\n Name Year School Seed Finals
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\n – Swim-off
\n 1 Maglich, Nicole K SO Ohio State-OH NT 2:02.15
\n 27.85 59.23 1:30.52 2:02.15
\n 2 Watts, Erica SR Michigan-MI NT 2:02.66
\n 26.89 58.14 1:30.45 2:02.66 <\/p>\n

Event 20 Women Platform Diving
\n===============================================================================
\n Big 10: * 580.40 1988 Mary Fischbach, MICH
\n Pool: # 659.65 Kathy Pesek, Tennessee
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\n 1 McCambridge, Carrie A SO Purdue-IN 387.50 413.50
\n 2 Weigle, Lindsay FR Indiana-IN 398.20 402.45
\n 3 Jakits, Holly FR Minnesota-MN 418.05 387.00
\n 4 Cornthwaite, Rebecca JR Minnesota-MN 443.80 385.75
\n 5 Bourland, Ashley FR Ohio State-OH 386.85 385.25
\n 6 Kelemen, Tealin SR Michigan-MI 391.25 383.00
\n 7 Goolik, Alexis JR Michigan-MI 383.10 379.00
\n 8 Dumais, Leanne FR NU – Women-IL 383.90 349.50 <\/p>\n

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\n Big 10: * 3:18.42 2003 Wisconsin, WIS
\n Hernandez, Lyman, Pendleton, McCauley
\n Pool: # 3:14.97 Florida
\n Booth, Stemper, Morgan, Haislett
\n 3:18.95 A
\n 3:24.91 B
\n School Seed Finals
\n===============================================================================
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\n 1) Smith, Lindsey FR 2) Weilbacher, Anne SR
\n 3) Seskevics, Abby SO 4) McCullough, Amy JR
\n 24.32 49.82 1:13.70 1:40.52 2:04.20 2:30.21 2:53.77 3:18.95
\n 2 University of Wisconsin-WI 'A' 3:19.46 3:19.11 B
\n 1) Hernandez, Sarah SO 2) Piper, Carly JR
\n 3) Johnson, Susan FR 4) Pendleton, Bethany SR
\n 24.20 50.40 1:14.53 1:40.73 2:04.21 2:30.59 2:53.63 3:19.11
\n 3 Purdue University-IN 'A' 3:22.15 3:20.83 B
\n 1) Seleskie, Kathryn M JR 2) Leupold, Christine L JR
\n 3) Duchac, Tracy L JR 4) Hentschel, Susan E FR
\n 24.26 50.62 1:14.41 1:40.75 2:04.54 2:30.98 2:54.38 3:20.83
\n 4 Indiana University-IN 'A' 3:24.76 3:20.88 B
\n 1) Lofstedt, Annica FR 2) Vaziri, Leila FR
\n 3) Smith, Erin JR 4) Medendorp, Meghan SR
\n 24.24 50.77 1:14.81 1:40.68 2:04.68 2:30.96 2:54.67 3:20.88
\n 5 University of Minnesota-MN 'A' 3:22.97 3:21.62 B
\n 1) Coombe, Katy A JR 2) Hardt, Kate M SO
\n 3) Perrott, Sarah L SO 4) Moore, Megan S SR
\n 23.88 50.25 1:14.09 1:40.51 2:04.39 2:31.13 2:55.16 3:21.62
\n 6 Michigan State University-MI 'A' 3:27.27 3:22.96 B
\n 1) Jones, Tamberly M JR 2) Kniff, Katrina V SO
\n 3) Copestick, Alicia R JR 4) Brusie, Eve M FR
\n 24.44 50.36 1:14.71 1:41.75 2:05.82 2:32.71 2:56.68 3:22.96
\n 7 Penn State University 'A' 3:27.32 3:23.49 B
\n 1) Kavchok, Larissa JR 2) Biedermann, Amberle SO
\n 3) Dlugonski, Deirdre JR 4) Semchyshen, Lauren JR
\n 24.49 50.92 1:14.99 1:42.03 2:05.96 2:32.55 2:56.74 3:23.49
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\n 1) Oeser, Michelle L SO 2) Welnhofer, Ashley E FR
\n 3) Schwanhausser, Lori A JR 4) Swenson, Erin E SR
\n 24.39 50.93 1:15.40 1:42.01 2:06.33 2:33.06 2:57.08 3:23.69
\n 9 University of Iowa-IA 'A' 3:26.39 3:24.18 B
\n 1) Skolaski, Jennifer P JR 2) Hooper, Christie D SR
\n 3) Martin, Katie L SO 4) Vanmaaren, Abby C JR
\n 24.37 50.86 1:14.82 1:41.70 2:05.83 2:33.06 2:57.09 3:24.18
\n10 University of Illinois-IL 'A' 3:29.22 3:25.18
\n 1) Viney, Barbie M FR 2) Farrell, Meghan A FR
\n 3) Brunka, Christina K SO 4) McAdam, Crystal L SR
\n 24.76 51.32 1:15.49 1:42.44 2:06.76 2:33.82 2:58.22 3:25.18
\n11 The Ohio State University-OH 'A' 3:30.45 3:30.02
\n 1) Severson, Katie M SR 2) Lancken, Kylie S JR
\n 3) Grantstein, Abby E JR 4) Maglich, Nicole K SO
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