{"id":6873,"date":"2004-02-26T22:46:47","date_gmt":"2004-02-27T03:46:47","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/02\/virginia-sweeps-500-free-take-overall-lead-at-acc-championships\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:25:30","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:25:30","slug":"virginia-sweeps-500-free-take-overall-lead-at-acc-championships","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/virginia-sweeps-500-free-take-overall-lead-at-acc-championships\/","title":{"rendered":"Virginia Sweeps 500 Free, Take Overall Lead At ACC Championships"},"content":{"rendered":"

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virg, February 26. DAY two of the 2004 ACC Men's Swimming and Diving Championship belonged to the Virginia Cavaliers, who captured three titles and eight top three finishes, to take the championship lead with 314 total points. Four swimmers achieved NCAA automatic qualifying times Thursday evening, three in the 500-yard freestyle and one in the 50-yard freestyle events. <\/p>\n

The evening began with the Virginia Cavaliers sweeping the top three spots in the 500-yard freestyle competition. Sophomore Fran Crippen successfully defended his title winning the race with an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 4:17.90. His time in the 500 freestyle is the fastest recorded in the ACC this season. Two-time ACC champion Ian Prichard touched the wall in second with an NCAA "A" cut time of 4:18.79, followed by teammate John Millen who finished third with an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 4:19.09. This is the eighth straight win for Virginia at the ACC Championship in this event. <\/p>\n

In the 200-yard individual medley, Virginia's Bo Greenwood won his third consecutive title making him just the fourth swimmer in ACC Championship history to win the 200 individual medley in three straight seasons. The junior from Manakin, Va. hit the wall in first in a season best time of 1:48.10 (NCAA "B"). The Cavaliers' Ryan Berg (1:49.24) edged out Clemson's Mark Henly (1:49.27) by three one-hundredths of a second to finish in second place. <\/p>\n

NC State's Cullen Jones established a personal best time in the finals of the 50-yard freestyle en route to winning his first ACC individual championship. The sophomore sprinter finished the race with an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 19.70. Maryland's Mark Hill swam his fastest time of the season at 20.11 (NCAA "B") to finish in second. UVa's Adam Kerpelman rounded out the top three with a third place finish at 20.32. <\/p>\n

Eric Shulick of Clemson captured the one-meter diving competition accumulating a score of 314.60 to become just the sixth Tiger in ACC history to win the event and first since Brian Haecker won the event back in 1996. Virginia's Pete Amstutz finished in second at 310.85, while Eric Poitras of North Carolina placed third with a score of 308.30. <\/p>\n

The Virginia Cavaliers ended the second day of competition in style winning the 200-yard freestyle relay. The team of senior Adam Kerpelman, senior Jon Haag, freshman Greg Imboden and sophomore Ethan McCoy finished in a time of 1:19.94 (NCAA "B") to win the event. <\/p>\n

The Championship will resume tomorrow, Friday, February 27 with preliminaries beginning at 11:00 a.m. and finals commencing at 7:00 p.m. <\/p>\n

Day Two Standings
\n(After 7 Events Scored)
\n1) Virginia 314
\n2) Florida State 204
\n3) Georgia Tech 157.50
\n4) North Carolina 155.50
\n5) Clemson 148
\n6) NC State 142
\n7) Maryland 114
\n8) Duke 71<\/p>\n

RESULTS:
\nEvent 2 Men 500 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Record: # 4:16.32 2001 Ian Prichard, UVa
\n Meet Record: @ 4:16.32 2001 Ian Prichard, UVA
\n Pool Record: & 4:16.32 2001 Ian Prichard, UVA
\n 4:19.63 NC-A
\n 4:27.41 NC-B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Crippen, Fran SO Virginia 4:22.98 4:17.90 NC-A 20
\n 23.97 49.58 (25.61) 1:15.62 (26.04) 1:41.77 (26.15)
\n 2:07.90 (26.13) 2:34.27 (26.37) 3:00.65 (26.38) 3:27.00 (26.35)
\n 3:52.67 (25.67) 4:17.90 (25.23)
\n 2 Prichard, Ian SR Virginia 4:20.18 4:18.79 NC-A 17
\n 24.09 49.81 (25.72) 1:15.71 (25.90) 1:41.67 (25.96)
\n 2:07.82 (26.15) 2:34.39 (26.57) 3:00.72 (26.33) 3:27.31 (26.59)
\n 3:53.67 (26.36) 4:18.79 (25.12)
\n 3 Millen, John FR Virginia 4:22.18 4:19.09 NC-A 16
\n 23.99 50.00 (26.01) 1:16.22 (26.22) 1:42.53 (26.31)
\n 2:08.69 (26.16) 2:35.00 (26.31) 3:01.01 (26.01) 3:27.25 (26.24)
\n 3:53.20 (25.95) 4:19.09 (25.89)
\n 4 Suguiyama, Yuri SR North Carolina 4:24.02 4:21.27 NC-B 15
\n 24.08 50.43 (26.35) 1:16.85 (26.42) 1:43.22 (26.37)
\n 2:09.74 (26.52) 2:36.34 (26.60) 3:02.88 (26.54) 3:29.19 (26.31)
\n 3:55.41 (26.22) 4:21.27 (25.86)
\n 5 Hirniak, Stefan FR Virginia 4:24.41 4:23.34 NC-B 14
\n 23.70 49.81 (26.11) 1:16.59 (26.78) 1:43.33 (26.74)
\n 2:10.18 (26.85) 2:37.01 (26.83) 3:04.17 (27.16) 3:31.01 (26.84)
\n 3:57.42 (26.41) 4:23.34 (25.92)
\n 6 Figh, Matt JR Georgia Tech 4:24.01 4:24.45 NC-B 13
\n 24.09 50.40 (26.31) 1:17.02 (26.62) 1:43.76 (26.74)
\n 2:10.68 (26.92) 2:37.50 (26.82) 3:04.69 (27.19) 3:32.06 (27.37)
\n 3:58.71 (26.65) 4:24.45 (25.74)
\n 7 Owen, Reid JR North Carolina 4:24.85 4:25.26 NC-B 12
\n 24.57 50.83 (26.26) 1:17.39 (26.56) 1:43.94 (26.55)
\n 2:10.69 (26.75) 2:37.61 (26.92) 3:04.67 (27.06) 3:31.72 (27.05)
\n 3:58.58 (26.86) 4:25.26 (26.68)
\n 8 Morgan, Sam SO Georgia Tech 4:25.64 4:26.73 NC-B 11
\n 24.14 50.40 (26.26) 1:17.43 (27.03) 1:44.42 (26.99)
\n 2:11.58 (27.16) 2:38.67 (27.09) 3:05.64 (26.97) 3:32.92 (27.28)
\n 4:00.02 (27.10) 4:26.73 (26.71)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Roof, Steve FR Florida State 4:27.44 4:26.62 NC-B 9
\n 24.38 50.85 (26.47) 1:17.60 (26.75) 1:44.48 (26.88)
\n 2:11.72 (27.24) 2:38.69 (26.97) 3:05.90 (27.21) 3:33.01 (27.11)
\n 4:00.26 (27.25) 4:26.62 (26.36)
\n 10 Raab, Michael JR Virginia 4:27.87 4:28.48 7
\n 24.99 51.85 (26.86) 1:18.99 (27.14) 1:46.43 (27.44)
\n 2:13.78 (27.35) 2:41.28 (27.50) 3:08.51 (27.23) 3:35.94 (27.43)
\n 4:02.19 (26.25) 4:28.48 (26.29)
\n 11 Pessagno, Pete JR N.C. State 4:30.51 4:29.21 6
\n 25.31 51.88 (26.57) 1:18.99 (27.11) 1:46.09 (27.10)
\n 2:13.54 (27.45) 2:40.90 (27.36) 3:08.81 (27.91) 3:35.92 (27.11)
\n 4:03.22 (27.30) 4:29.21 (25.99)
\n 12 Bishop, Tommy FR Florida State 4:29.30 4:29.85 5
\n 24.68 51.16 (26.48) 1:18.24 (27.08) 1:45.58 (27.34)
\n 2:13.16 (27.58) 2:40.87 (27.71) 3:08.50 (27.63) 3:35.93 (27.43)
\n 4:03.63 (27.70) 4:29.85 (26.22)
\n 13 Brandenberger, Chr JR Maryland 4:31.57 4:30.29 4
\n 24.87 51.92 (27.05) 1:19.56 (27.64) 1:47.42 (27.86)
\n 2:14.64 (27.22) 2:42.05 (27.41) 3:09.46 (27.41) 3:36.85 (27.39)
\n 4:03.93 (27.08) 4:30.29 (26.36)
\n 14 Glasco, Josh SO North Carolina 4:29.67 4:30.65 3
\n 24.68 51.85 (27.17) 1:19.25 (27.40) 1:46.86 (27.61)
\n 2:14.40 (27.54) 2:41.65 (27.25) 3:09.22 (27.57) 3:36.96 (27.74)
\n 4:04.53 (27.57) 4:30.65 (26.12)
\n 15 Ribeiro, Alan JR Florida State 4:29.60 4:31.84 2
\n 24.91 51.63 (26.72) 1:18.72 (27.09) 1:46.15 (27.43)
\n 2:13.73 (27.58) 2:41.54 (27.81) 3:09.28 (27.74) 3:37.10 (27.82)
\n 4:04.75 (27.65) 4:31.84 (27.09)
\n 16 Deal, Jack JR N.C. State 4:31.75 4:36.47 1
\n 24.68 51.74 (27.06) 1:19.24 (27.50) 1:46.94 (27.70)
\n 2:14.81 (27.87) 2:43.23 (28.42) 3:11.59 (28.36) 3:40.19 (28.60)
\n 4:08.71 (28.52) 4:36.47 (27.76)
\nC – Final
\n 17 Woodruff, Patrick SO North Carolina 4:33.02 4:31.93
\n 25.41 52.71 (27.30) 1:20.47 (27.76) 1:48.50 (28.03)
\n 2:15.87 (27.37) 2:43.53 (27.66) 3:11.22 (27.69) 3:38.91 (27.69)
\n 4:06.16 (27.25) 4:31.93 (25.77)
\n 18 Nixon, Chris JR N.C. State 4:35.83 4:33.90
\n 25.45 53.01 (27.56) 1:20.67 (27.66) 1:48.58 (27.91)
\n 2:16.35 (27.77) 2:44.23 (27.88) 3:12.13 (27.90) 3:39.55 (27.42)
\n 4:06.88 (27.33) 4:33.90 (27.02)
\n 19 Helfers, Teddy JR Duke 4:35.24 4:35.14
\n 25.83 53.50 (27.67) 1:21.21 (27.71) 1:49.14 (27.93)
\n 2:17.25 (28.11) 2:45.08 (27.83) 3:12.92 (27.84) 3:40.60 (27.68)
\n 4:08.07 (27.47) 4:35.14 (27.07)
\n 20 Doyle, Patrick SO Maryland 4:35.99 4:36.13
\n 24.93 52.54 (27.61) 1:20.51 (27.97) 1:48.69 (28.18)
\n 2:16.82 (28.13) 2:44.61 (27.79) 3:12.81 (28.20) 3:40.91 (28.10)
\n 4:08.93 (28.02) 4:36.13 (27.20)
\n 21 Schertle, Brad JR Maryland 4:35.32 4:36.29
\n 25.26 52.79 (27.53) 1:20.40 (27.61) 1:48.85 (28.45)
\n 2:16.54 (27.69) 2:44.50 (27.96) 3:12.52 (28.02) 3:40.43 (27.91)
\n 4:08.57 (28.14) 4:36.29 (27.72)
\n 22 Hoffman, Seth SO N.C. State 4:36.08 4:38.08
\n 25.84 53.42 (27.58) 1:20.95 (27.53) 1:48.71 (27.76)
\n 2:16.62 (27.91) 2:44.89 (28.27) 3:13.52 (28.63) 3:42.01 (28.49)
\n 4:10.45 (28.44) 4:38.08 (27.63)
\n 23 Regone, Brian FR Clemson 4:38.38 4:40.56
\n 25.84 54.02 (28.18) 1:22.74 (28.72) 1:51.14 (28.40)
\n 2:19.32 (28.18) 2:47.53 (28.21) 3:16.06 (28.53) 3:44.74 (28.68)
\n 4:13.14 (28.40) 4:40.56 (27.42)
\n 24 Limor, Ari SR Maryland 4:35.56 4:40.71
\n 25.97 53.93 (27.96) 1:22.20 (28.27) 1:50.65 (28.45)
\n 2:18.56 (27.91) 2:46.62 (28.06) 3:14.95 (28.33) 3:44.00 (29.05)
\n 4:13.39 (29.39) 4:40.71 (27.32)
\nPreliminaries
\n 17 Middleton, Greg SO Clemson 4:31.89
\n 18 Howard, Jason SO Georgia Tech 4:31.92
\n 20 Mengering, Jon SO Clemson 4:33.50
\n 27 Connor, Stephan SO Florida State 4:38.33
\n 29 Tappis, Chris FR Maryland 4:38.77
\n 30 Moore, Cooper SO Duke 4:39.65
\n 31 Smith, Rob JR Duke 4:40.21
\n 32 Eden, Itai SR Georgia Tech 4:40.58
\n 33 Nicholls, Mark FR Florida State 4:44.69
\n 34 Booth, Billy SO N.C. State 4:47.19
\n 35 Kistler, Will FR Maryland 4:47.94
\n — Oliver, Eddy SR Georgia Tech DQ<\/p>\n

Event 3 Men 200 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Record: # 1:46.20 2002 Bo Greenwood, UVA
\n Meet Record: @ 1:46.20 2002 Bo Greenwood, UVA
\n Pool Record: & 1:47.97 1998 Doak Finch, UVA
\n 1:46.69 NC-A
\n 1:49.89 NC-B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Greenwood, Bo JR Virginia 1:50.03 1:48.10 NC-B 20
\n 23.86 51.30 (27.44) 1:22.71 (31.41) 1:48.10 (25.39)
\n 2 Berg, Ryan SO Virginia 1:49.57 1:49.24 NC-B 17
\n 23.50 51.58 (28.08) 1:22.45 (30.87) 1:49.24 (26.79)
\n 3 Henly, Mark SR Clemson 1:49.22 1:49.27 NC-B 16
\n 23.82 51.22 (27.40) 1:23.54 (32.32) 1:49.27 (25.73)
\n 4 Wagner, Luke SR Virginia 1:49.69 1:49.40 NC-B 15
\n 23.87 50.31 (26.44) 1:24.29 (33.98) 1:49.40 (25.11)
\n 5 Bishop, Ryan FR Georgia Tech 1:49.69 1:49.64 NC-B 14
\n 24.18 51.51 (27.33) 1:23.46 (31.95) 1:49.64 (26.18)
\n 6 Davidson, Tristan FR North Carolina 1:50.39 1:50.88 13
\n 24.60 52.46 (27.86) 1:24.87 (32.41) 1:50.88 (26.01)
\n 7 Reed, Buddy JR Clemson 1:50.74 1:51.52 12
\n 24.13 51.50 (27.37) 1:24.82 (33.32) 1:51.52 (26.70)
\n 8 Stricker, Tal SR Florida State 1:51.29 1:52.30 11
\n 24.22 54.12 (29.90) 1:25.95 (31.83) 1:52.30 (26.35)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Ames, Chad SO North Carolina 1:51.49 1:50.25 9
\n 23.26 52.02 (28.76) 1:23.93 (31.91) 1:50.25 (26.32)
\n 10 Yeager, Rob JR N.C. State 1:51.69 1:50.71 7
\n 24.22 53.13 (28.91) 1:24.31 (31.18) 1:50.71 (26.40)
\n 11 Nienaber, Wickus SR Florida State 1:52.56 1:51.46 6
\n 24.06 53.89 (29.83) 1:24.98 (31.09) 1:51.46 (26.48)
\n 12 Coble, Casey SR North Carolina 1:52.42 1:51.88 5
\n 24.46 53.41 (28.95) 1:25.66 (32.25) 1:51.88 (26.22)
\n 13 Pickett, Andrew SR Virginia 1:51.37 1:52.19 4
\n 24.63 52.67 (28.04) 1:24.97 (32.30) 1:52.19 (27.22)
\n 14 Humphrey, John JR Duke 1:52.24 1:52.29 3
\n 24.29 52.83 (28.54) 1:25.82 (32.99) 1:52.29 (26.47)
\n 15 Mohr, Eric JR North Carolina 1:52.68 1:52.96 2
\n 24.79 52.90 (28.11) 1:26.58 (33.68) 1:52.96 (26.38)
\n 16 Hancock, Rick FR Virginia 1:52.09 1:54.42 1
\n 23.90 51.82 (27.92) 1:26.01 (34.19) 1:54.42 (28.41)
\nC – Final
\n 17 Raynovich, Jordan SO Clemson 1:52.69 1:52.37
\n 25.18 54.30 (29.12) 1:26.17 (31.87) 1:52.37 (26.20)
\n 18 Dillon, Charlie SO Clemson 1:53.04 1:52.56
\n 24.35 52.69 (28.34) 1:26.57 (33.88) 1:52.56 (25.99)
\n 19 Grafchik, Ben FR North Carolina 1:53.46 1:52.93
\n 23.72 51.59 (27.87) 1:27.02 (35.43) 1:52.93 (25.91)
\n 20 Aach, Conrad FR Georgia Tech 1:54.34 1:54.94
\n 25.51 54.01 (28.50) 1:28.48 (34.47) 1:54.94 (26.46)
\n 21 Wilson, Jacob SO Georgia Tech 1:54.38 1:56.23
\n 24.60 54.34 (29.74) 1:28.82 (34.48) 1:56.23 (27.41)
\n 22 Storm, Andy SO Duke 1:57.00 1:57.35
\n 25.58 58.02 (32.44) 1:29.72 (31.70) 1:57.35 (27.63)
\n 23 Ashenfelter, Jay FR Duke 1:56.27 1:59.71
\n 25.83 55.84 (30.01) 1:31.39 (35.55) 1:59.71 (28.32)
\n — Rojas, Cristian SR N.C. State 1:53.99 DQ
\n 24.01 52.06 (28.05) 1:26.23 (34.17) DQ (26.50)
\nPreliminaries
\n 19 Rogulj, Vanja FR Virginia 1:53.32
\n 20 Cassella, Ryan SR Clemson 1:53.39
\n 23 Kummer, Rob SR Clemson 1:54.18
\n 26 MacLennan, Brett FR Clemson 1:55.02
\n 27 Arthofer, Kevin FR Duke 1:55.56
\n 28 Kanoy, Ben SO Clemson 1:55.84
\n 30 Erben, Paul FR Florida State 1:56.61
\n 31 Williams, Alex FR Georgia Tech 1:56.92
\n 33 Potter, Tim JR Maryland 1:57.16
\n 34 Thrasher, Brad SR Duke 1:57.30
\n 35 Foran, Andrew SO Maryland 1:57.90
\n 36 White, Ryan SR Maryland 1:57.93
\n 37 Scott, Rick SO N.C. State 1:58.19
\n 38 Scarborough, Bryan FR Duke 1:58.30
\n 39 Ko, Kevin JR Duke 1:59.41
\n 40 Rowland, Ben SO Duke 2:00.24
\n 41 Amyot, EJ JR Maryland 2:00.38
\n 42 Montalvo, Mario FR Georgia Tech 2:01.24
\n — Winter, Patrick JR Duke DQ<\/p>\n

Event 4 Men 50 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Record: # 19.14 1993 David Fox, NCSU
\n Meet Record: @ 19.25 1998 Brendon Dedekind, FSU
\n Pool Record: & 19.52 1998 Brendon Dedekind, FSU
\n 19.74 NC-A
\n 20.33 NC-B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Jones, Cullen SO N.C. State 19.92 19.70 NC-A 20
\n 2 Hill, Mark SR Maryland 20.29 20.11 NC-B 17
\n 3 Kerpelman, Adam SR Virginia 20.21 20.32 NC-B 16
\n 4 Roycik, Joel SO Florida State 20.32 20.35 15
\n 5 Haag, Jon SR Virginia 20.41 20.42 14
\n 6 Paulus, Michael SR Florida State 20.47 20.47 13
\n 7 Riebesell, Ryan SO Georgia Tech 20.62 20.64 12
\n 8 Scheerhorn, Drew SR Clemson 20.60 20.74 11
\nB – Final
\n 9 Averett, Michael JR Florida State 20.66 20.42 9
\n 10 McCoy, Ethan SO Virginia 20.64 20.67 7
\n 11 Albrecht, Jonny SO North Carolina 20.77 20.68 6
\n 12 Fried, Mike JR Maryland 20.88 20.76 5
\n 13 Ford, Kevin FR Maryland 20.65 20.77 4
\n 14 Kettunen, Teemu SO Georgia Tech 20.79 20.86 2.5
\n 14 Matkovic, Eddy JR North Carolina 20.91 20.86 2.5
\n 16 Devine, Kevin JR N.C. State 20.93 20.87 1
\nC – Final
\n 17 Imboden, Greg FR Virginia 20.97 20.79
\n 18 Weinberg, Erik JR Maryland 21.08 20.96
\n 19 Pearce, Billy SO Duke 21.21 20.98
\n 20 Huff, Brian SO Georgia Tech 21.03 21.06
\n 21 Terrell, Rob SO N.C. State 21.10 21.07
\n 22 Dettloff, Scott SO N.C. State 20.97 21.08
\n 23 Raines, Jeremy JR Georgia Tech 21.09 21.21
\n 24 Pigassou, Michael SR North Carolina 21.20 21.54
\nPreliminaries
\n 25 Maier, Marc JR Georgia Tech 21.24
\n 26 Hitchcock, Brent SR Clemson 21.32
\n 27 Stoffer, James SR Clemson 21.35
\n 28 Irvin, Brett FR Florida State 21.36
\n 29 Johnson, Joel FR Clemson 21.45
\n 30 McGinley, Matt FR Georgia Tech 21.46
\n 30 Donato, Justin SR North Carolina 21.46
\n 32 Burns, Aaron FR North Carolina 21.54
\n 33 Pursley, Brian SR N.C. State 21.63
\n 34 Herrington, Bryce FR Clemson 21.69
\n 35 Brede, Chris SR Duke 21.87
\n 36 Gutierrez, Jorge SR N.C. State 21.97
\n 37 Yates, Trevor SR Duke 22.00
\n 38 Madden, Jon SO Maryland 22.22
\n 39 Smith, Chris JR Duke 22.23
\n — Putkonen, Erik SO Maryland DQ<\/p>\n

Event 5 Men 1 mtr Diving
\n===============================================================================
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nFinals
\n 1 Shulick, Eric JR Clemson 309.20 314.60 20
\n 2 Amstutz, Pete SR Virginia 315.50 310.85 17
\n 3 Poitras, Eric SR North Carolina 291.80 308.30 16
\n 4 Assuncao, Vitor FR N.C. State 282.70 299.85 15
\n 5 Barber, Andrew SO Virginia 286.90 297.65 14
\n 6 de la Rosa, Stuart SO Florida State 271.40 282.55 13
\n 7 Burkhardt, Tony FR Georgia Tech 268.80 266.85 12
\n 8 Matuszak, Ryan SO North Carolina 260.30 261.40 11
\nPreliminaries
\n 9 McCarty, Paul SR Georgia Tech 254.95 9
\n 10 Lindley, Marsh SO Clemson 248.80 7
\n 11 Beinlich, Jason SO Florida State 245.20 6
\n 12 Crane, Peter SO Florida State 242.60 5
\n 13 Schroeger, Curtis FR Florida State 241.10 4
\n 14 Kelley, Eric SO Virginia 240.50 3
\n 15 Vigilante, Steve SR Maryland 235.20 2
\n 16 Fox, Jon FR North Carolina 216.45 1
\n 17 Jones, Derek FR Florida State 196.65
\n 18 House, Steve JR N.C. State 191.70
\n 19 Moss, Mark FR Florida State 190.75
\n — xGloege, Eric SO North Carolina 217.75 X
\n — xWeavil, Josh SO North Carolina 174.80 X<\/p>\n

Event 1 Men 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Record: # 1:18.75 1998 Florida State University
\n Dedekind, Santos, McVittie, Flanagan
\n Meet Record: @ 1:18.78 1997 Florida State University
\n Dedekind, Coelho, McVittie, Braknis
\n Pool Record: & 1:19.00 1998 Florida State University
\n Santos, McVittie, Flanagan, Dedekind
\n 1:18.47 NC-A
\n 1:20.82 NC-B
\n School Seed Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 University of Virginia 1:24.17 1:19.94 NC-B 40
\n 1) Kerpelman, Adam SR 2) Haag, Jon SR
\n 3) Imboden, Greg FR 4) McCoy, Ethan SO
\n 20.05 39.75 (19.70) 59.82 (20.07) 1:19.94 (20.12)
\n 2 Florida State University 1:20.58 1:20.39 NC-B 34
\n 1) Averett, Michael JR 2) Vythoulkas, Chris SO
\n 3) Paulus, Michael SR 4) Roycik, Joel SO
\n 20.38 40.97 (20.59) 1:00.66 (19.69) 1:20.39 (19.73)
\n 3 N.C. State University 1:24.03 1:20.76 NC-B 32
\n 1) Devine, Kevin JR 2) Rojas, Cristian SR
\n 3) Terrell, Rob SO 4) Jones, Cullen SO
\n 20.96 41.24 (20.28) 1:01.63 (20.39) 1:20.76 (19.13)
\n 4 University of Maryland 1:24.17 1:20.77 NC-B 30
\n 1) Hill, Mark SR 2) Fried, Mike JR
\n 3) Ford, Kevin FR 4) Weinberg, Erik JR
\n 20.31 40.47 (20.16) 1:00.71 (20.24) 1:20.77 (20.06)
\n 5 Georgia Tech 1:24.66 1:21.46 28
\n 1) Riebesell, Ryan SO 2) Howard, Jason SO
\n 3) Huff, Brian SO 4) Kettunen, Teemu SO
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