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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virg, February 25. THE Florida State Seminoles and University of Virginia Cavaliers are tied for the lead after the first day of competition of the 2004 Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Swimming and Diving Championship, being held at the Aquatic and Fitness Center on the grounds of the University of Virginia. The 2004 ACC Men's Swimming and Diving Championships will be conducted over four days, with the 800-yard freestyle relay and 200-yard medley relay being swum on Wednesday evening. <\/p>\n

Virginia and Florida State are tied in first with 72 points, and N.C. State is currently in third with 60. Clemson's 58 points put them in fourth place, and Georgia Tech (56), Maryland (52), Duke (46), and North Carolina (34) round out the men's field. <\/p>\n

The Virginia foursome of fourth-year Luke Wagner (Englewood, Colo.\/Regis Jesuit), first-year Stefan Hirniak (Highland Park, N.J.\/Princeton Day), fourth-year Adam Kerpelman (Lutherville, Md.\/St. Paul's School), and fourth-year Ian Prichard (Ventura, Calif.\/Buena) clocked Virginia's fastest time of the season in winning the 800-yard freestyle relay, marking the Cavalier's sixth consecutive ACC title in the event. The Virginia men clocked a time of 6:29.59 to meet the NCAA "B" or consideration standard. <\/p>\n

Florida State won an exciting 200 medley relay, which had four teams finish within a 24 hundredths of each other. The Florida State combination of Chris Vythoulkas, Wickus Nienaber, Michael Averett, and Michael Paulus touched first with a time of 1:28.95 (NCAA B). Virginia's team of Wagner, first-year Vanja Rogulj (Zagreb, Croatia\/Split) , third-year Michael Raab (Rockville, Md.\/Walter Johnson) , and fourth-year Jon Haag (Ashland, Ohio\/Ashland) swam a time of 1:29.14 to place third and meet the NCAA "B" standard. N.C. State took second place with a time of 1:29.00 with Clemson finishing fourth in 1:29.14. <\/p>\n

Place School Points
\n 1 Florida State University FSU 72
\n 1 University of Virginia UVA 72
\n 3 N.C. State University NCSU 60
\n 4 Clemson University CU 58
\n 5 Georgia Tech GT 56
\n 6 University of Maryland UMD 52
\n 7 Duke University DUKE 46
\n 8 University of North Carolina UNC 34 <\/p>\n

Event 7 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay
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\n 1:26.72 NC-A
\n 1:29.32 NC-B
\n School Seed Finals
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Florida State University 1:30.89 1:28.95 NC-B
\n 1) Vythoulkas, Chris SO 2) Nienaber, Wickus SR
\n 3) Averett, Michael JR 4) Paulus, Michael SR
\n 22.78 47.21 (24.43) 1:09.07 (21.86) 1:28.95 (19.88)
\n 2 N.C. State University 1:31.61 1:29.00 NC-B
\n 1) Bauman, Andy SO 2) Pursley, Brian SR
\n 3) Devine, Kevin JR 4) Jones, Cullen SO
\n 23.73 48.83 (25.10) 1:09.92 (21.09) 1:29.00 (19.08)
\n 3 University of Virginia 1:30.82 1:29.14 NC-B
\n 1) Wagner, Luke SR 2) Rogulj, Vanja FR
\n 3) Raab, Michael JR 4) Haag, Jon SR
\n 23.21 47.96 (24.75) 1:09.45 (21.49) 1:29.14 (19.69)
\n 4 Clemson University 1:29.72 1:29.19 NC-B
\n 1) Rappold, Tommy JR 2) Cassella, Ryan SR
\n 3) Kummer, Rob SR 4) Scheerhorn, Drew SR
\n 22.63 47.84 (25.21) 1:09.27 (21.43) 1:29.19 (19.92)
\n 5 University of Maryland 1:33.17 1:30.94
\n 1) Weinberg, Erik JR 2) Szekely, Gergo JR
\n 3) Fried, Mike JR 4) Hill, Mark SR
\n 23.51 48.98 (25.47) 1:11.02 (22.04) 1:30.94 (19.92)
\n 6 Georgia Tech 1:35.42 1:31.04
\n 1) Raines, Jeremy JR 2) Williams, Alex FR
\n 3) Kettunen, Teemu SO 4) Riebesell, Ryan SO
\n 23.06 49.07 (26.01) 1:11.06 (21.99) 1:31.04 (19.98)
\n 7 Duke University 1:35.29 1:34.77
\n 1) Pearce, Billy SO 2) Arthofer, Kevin FR
\n 3) McCafferty, Jacob FR 4) Brede, Chris SR
\n 24.53 50.52 (25.99) 1:13.59 (23.07) 1:34.77 (21.18)
\n — University of North Carolina 1:32.50 DQ
\n 1) Owens, Jimmy JR 2) Burns, Aaron FR
\n 3) Matkovic, Eddy JR 4) Donato, Justin SR
\n 23.59 49.48 (25.89) 1:10.39 (20.91) DQ (20.34)<\/p>\n

Event 13 Men 800 Yard Freestyle Relay
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\n 6:26.08 NC-A
\n 6:37.66 NC-B
\n School Seed Finals
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\n 1 University of Virginia 6:36.22 6:29.59 NC-B
\n 1) Wagner, Luke SR 2) Hirniak, Stefan FR
\n 3) Kerpelman, Adam SR 4) Prichard, Ian SR
\n 22.87 47.78 (47.78) 1:13.01 (1:13.01) 1:38.97 (1:38.97)
\n 2:00.89 (21.92) 2:25.50 (46.53) 2:50.42 (1:11.45) 3:15.87 (1:36.90)
\n 3:38.50 (22.63) 4:03.18 (47.31) 4:28.01 (1:12.14) 4:53.48 (1:37.61)
\n 5:15.76 (22.28) 5:40.45 (46.97) 6:04.99 (1:11.51) 6:29.59 (1:36.11)
\n 2 University of North Carolina 6:42.60 6:32.48 NC-B
\n 1) Ames, Chad SO 2) Albrecht, Jonny SO
\n 3) Owen, Reid JR 4) Suguiyama, Yuri SR
\n 22.84 47.59 (47.59) 1:12.86 (1:12.86) 1:38.86 (1:38.86)
\n 2:00.82 (21.96) 2:25.63 (46.77) 2:51.06 (1:12.20) 3:16.50 (1:37.64)
\n 3:39.11 (22.61) 4:03.74 (47.24) 4:29.38 (1:12.88) 4:55.56 (1:39.06)
\n 5:17.81 (22.25) 5:42.50 (46.94) 6:07.65 (1:12.09) 6:32.48 (1:36.92)
\n 3 Florida State University 6:41.54 6:36.35 NC-B
\n 1) Ribeiro, Alan JR 2) Roycik, Joel SO
\n 3) Stricker, Tal SR 4) Roof, Steve FR
\n 23.27 48.21 (48.21) 1:13.83 (1:13.83) 1:39.49 (1:39.49)
\n 2:01.10 (21.61) 2:25.42 (45.93) 2:50.95 (1:11.46) 3:17.24 (1:37.75)
\n 3:39.97 (22.73) 4:05.00 (47.76) 4:30.84 (1:13.60) 4:57.34 (1:40.10)
\n 5:20.15 (22.81) 5:45.17 (47.83) 6:10.83 (1:13.49) 6:36.35 (1:39.01)
\n 4 Georgia Tech 6:47.72 6:37.93
\n 1) Figh, Matt JR 2) Huff, Brian SO
\n 3) Eden, Itai SR 4) Howard, Jason SO
\n 23.58 48.77 (48.77) 1:12.89 (1:12.89) 1:37.70 (1:37.70)
\n 2:00.39 (22.69) 2:25.77 (48.07) 2:51.64 (1:13.94) 3:18.11 (1:40.41)
\n 3:41.50 (23.39) 4:07.16 (49.05) 4:33.70 (1:15.59) 5:00.18 (1:42.07)
\n 5:22.54 (22.36) 5:47.70 (47.52) 6:12.74 (1:12.56) 6:37.93 (1:37.75)
\n 5 Clemson University 6:42.52 6:38.07
\n 1) Reed, Buddy JR 2) Mengering, Jon SO
\n 3) Dillon, Charlie SO 4) Hitchcock, Brent SR
\n 22.80 47.59 (47.59) 1:13.49 (1:13.49) 1:39.68 (1:39.68)
\n 2:02.27 (22.59) 2:27.60 (47.92) 2:54.02 (1:14.34) 3:19.72 (1:40.04)
\n 3:42.39 (22.67) 4:07.52 (47.80) 4:33.32 (1:13.60) 4:59.88 (1:40.16)
\n 5:21.77 (21.89) 5:46.66 (46.78) 6:12.55 (1:12.67) 6:38.07 (1:38.19)
\n 6 N.C. State University 6:49.11 6:39.96
\n 1) Deal, Jack JR 2) Terrell, Rob SO
\n 3) Rojas, Cristian SR 4) Gutierrez, Jorge SR
\n 23.26 48.46 (48.46) 1:14.05 (1:14.05) 1:39.76 (1:39.76)
\n 2:01.67 (21.91) 2:26.80 (47.04) 2:53.15 (1:13.39) 3:20.70 (1:40.94)
\n 3:42.98 (22.28) 4:07.67 (46.97) 4:33.13 (1:12.43) 4:59.62 (1:38.92)
\n 5:21.91 (22.29) 5:47.04 (47.42) 6:12.95 (1:13.33) 6:39.96 (1:40.34)
\n 7 University of Maryland 6:52.00 6:42.40
\n 1) Brandenberger, Chris JR 2) Tappis, Chris FR
\n 3) Schertle, Brad JR 4) Limor, Ari SR
\n 23.27 48.61 (48.61) 1:14.15 (1:14.15) 1:40.02 (1:40.02)
\n 2:02.97 (22.95) 2:28.00 (47.98) 2:53.46 (1:13.44) 3:19.69 (1:39.67)
\n 3:42.48 (22.79) 4:07.90 (48.21) 4:33.98 (1:14.29) 5:00.46 (1:40.77)
\n 5:23.78 (23.32) 5:49.38 (48.92) 6:15.86 (1:15.40) 6:42.40 (1:41.94)
\n 8 Duke University 6:54.25 6:48.47
\n 1) Humphrey, John JR 2) Yates, Trevor SR
\n 3) Helfers, Teddy JR 4) Ashenfelter, Jay FR
\n 23.36 48.84 (48.84) 1:14.78 (1:14.78) 1:41.23 (1:41.23)
\n 2:04.28 (23.05) 2:29.83 (48.60) 2:55.93 (1:14.70) 3:22.61 (1:41.38)
\n 3:46.19 (23.58) 4:12.00 (49.39) 4:38.28 (1:15.67) 5:04.98 (1:42.37)
\n 5:28.14 (23.16) 5:53.99 (49.01) 6:21.11 (1:16.13) 6:48.47 (1:43.49)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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