{"id":6876,"date":"2004-02-26T23:06:52","date_gmt":"2004-02-27T04:06:52","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/02\/smu-men-and-oakland-women-lead-nic-championships\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:26:10","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:26:10","slug":"smu-men-and-oakland-women-lead-nic-championships","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/smu-men-and-oakland-women-lead-nic-championships\/","title":{"rendered":"SMU Men and Oakland Women Lead NIC Championships"},"content":{"rendered":"

ROCHESTER, Mich., February 26. THE SMU men's swimming & diving team is in the lead after Thursday's record breaking day two of action at the National Independent Conference Swimming and Diving Championship in Rochester, Mich. The Mustangs have 326 points. Hawai'i is in second with 292 points going into Friday's day three of action. <\/p>\n

In the women\u2019s meet, the Oakland women finished the night in first place with 283 points, out edging Florida Atlantic with 272 points. <\/p>\n

Capturing the women\u2019s 200 IM title was Florida Atlantic\u2019s Emma Petersson in a \u201cB Standard\u201d time of 2:03.27.<\/p>\n

Senior Oksana Strelets (Kazakhstan) took home the sole individual title for the Golden Grizzlies in the 50 free with a time of 23.15. During the preliminaries, Strelets swam a season-best time of 23.05 and has now captured the event for each year in which she competed \u2013 taking the sweep over four years. <\/p>\n

In one-meter diving, Linda Keskey (Cokato, Minn.) and Liz Herrington (Battle Creek, Mich.) finished 2-3 on the boards with scores of 255.00 and 233.85 respectively. <\/p>\n

Thursday's action was highlighted by SMU's school record breaking time of 1:18.77 in the 200 free relay. Camilo Becerra, Eric Hadley, Per Nylin and Justin Stephenson teamed up for the first place time that was also a new NIC and pool record at the Oakland University Aquatic Center. The mark bettered the previous NIC, pool and Mustang school record time of 1:19.21 set in 2002 at the NICs. <\/p>\n

In the night's 10th event, SMU junior Camilo Becerra captured the Mustangs first individual conference crown of the year as the JUCO transfer from Colombia touched first in the 50 free with a NCAA \u2018B\u2019 qualifying time of 19.79. Teammate Per Nylin finished third with a NCAA 'B' qualifying time of 20.13. <\/p>\n

Diver Philip Griffin followed Becerra with a first place score of 575.05 in the three-meter competition to take home the gold. Teammate Beau Sydes finished third with a score of 504.20 in the event. <\/p>\n

Hawaii\u2019s Andrew Affleck began the meet setting a new pool record in the 500 free with a time of 4:21.36. He beat his old pool record of 4:23.95 that was set at last year\u2019s 2003 NIC meet. Out-swimming the competition in the 200 IM was Hawaii\u2019s Cheyne Bloch who set a new NIC and pool record with a time of 1:46.37. He bettered his old pool record of 1:46.43, which was a tie set in 2002 at the NIC meet, and the NIC record of 1:46.40, which was set in 1998. SMU's Ian Clark finished second in the 200 IM with a time of 1:48.53.<\/p>\n

Men\u2019s Standings<\/p>\n

Southern Methodist \u2013 326
\nHawaii \u2013 292
\nDenver \u2013 159
\nOakland \u2013 138
\nFlorida Atlantic \u2013 126<\/p>\n

Women\u2019s Standings<\/p>\n

Oakland \u2013 283
\nFlorida Atlantic \u2013 272
\nNorthern Arizona \u2013 269
\nNorth Florida \u2013 155
\nGardner-Webb – 110<\/p>\n

Event 5 Women Open 500 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Pool Record: P 4:44.23 2\/22\/2001 Maria Oberg, Cincinnati
\n NIC: # 4:44.23 2001 Maria Oberg, Cincinnati
\n 4:45.46 A
\n 4:54.02 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Simon, Emily NAU 5:00.19 4:55.40 20
\n 27.53 57.01 (29.48) 1:27.00 (29.99) 1:56.93 (29.93)
\n 2:26.91 (29.98) 2:56.82 (29.91) 3:26.44 (29.62) 3:56.17 (29.73)
\n 4:26.06 (29.89) 4:55.40 (29.34)
\n 2 Buckley, Alexis NAU 5:00.06 4:56.93 17
\n 27.68 56.84 (29.16) 1:26.76 (29.92) 1:56.66 (29.90)
\n 2:26.95 (30.29) 2:57.26 (30.31) 3:27.24 (29.98) 3:57.52 (30.28)
\n 4:27.57 (30.05) 4:56.93 (29.36)
\n 3 Burts, Geni FAU 4:57.63 4:59.10 16
\n 26.97 56.35 (29.38) 1:26.29 (29.94) 1:56.55 (30.26)
\n 2:26.97 (30.42) 2:57.43 (30.46) 3:28.15 (30.72) 3:59.03 (30.88)
\n 4:28.87 (29.84) 4:59.10 (30.23)
\n 4 Freytag, Karoline OU 5:05.06 4:59.29 15
\n 27.24 56.81 (29.57) 1:26.90 (30.09) 1:57.07 (30.17)
\n 2:27.33 (30.26) 2:57.51 (30.18) 3:27.95 (30.44) 3:58.70 (30.75)
\n 4:29.54 (30.84) 4:59.29 (29.75)
\n 5 Simetkosky, Angela OU 5:00.26 5:02.29 14
\n 27.53 56.97 (29.44) 1:27.11 (30.14) 1:57.42 (30.31)
\n 2:28.03 (30.61) 2:58.72 (30.69) 3:29.82 (31.10) 4:01.08 (31.26)
\n 4:32.00 (30.92) 5:02.29 (30.29)
\n 6 Ruthrauff, Jennife NAU 5:02.35 5:03.34 13
\n 27.96 57.72 (29.76) 1:27.89 (30.17) 1:58.38 (30.49)
\n 2:28.97 (30.59) 2:59.76 (30.79) 3:30.72 (30.96) 4:01.91 (31.19)
\n 4:33.00 (31.09) 5:03.34 (30.34)
\n 7 Miller, Holly OU 5:08.74 5:10.74 12
\n 28.15 58.49 (30.34) 1:29.30 (30.81) 2:00.75 (31.45)
\n 2:32.06 (31.31) 3:03.80 (31.74) 3:35.85 (32.05) 4:07.90 (32.05)
\n 4:39.72 (31.82) 5:10.74 (31.02)
\n 8 Plotkin, Lisa FAU 5:10.27 5:12.55 11
\n 28.15 58.77 (30.62) 1:29.86 (31.09) 2:00.64 (30.78)
\n 2:32.24 (31.60) 3:04.34 (32.10) 3:36.54 (32.20) 4:09.01 (32.47)
\n 4:41.27 (32.26) 5:12.55 (31.28)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Rasor, Heather UNF 5:10.64 5:06.66 9
\n 28.67 59.19 (30.52) 1:29.63 (30.44) 2:00.36 (30.73)
\n 2:20.49 (20.13) 2:38.64 (18.15) 3:02.23 (23.59) 4:05.05 (1:02.82)
\n 4:36.22 (31.17) 5:06.66 (30.44)
\n 10 Lehman, Samantha GWU 5:14.34 5:10.34 7
\n 28.72 59.76 (31.04) 1:31.24 (31.48) 2:02.83 (31.59)
\n 2:34.41 (31.58) 3:05.63 (31.22) 3:37.20 (31.57) 4:08.44 (31.24)
\n 4:39.78 (31.34) 5:10.34 (30.56)
\n 11 Overcast, Bethany UNF 5:15.65 5:11.16 6
\n 28.06 58.36 (30.30) 1:29.34 (30.98) 2:00.58 (31.24)
\n 2:31.85 (31.27) 3:03.27 (31.42) 3:35.33 (32.06) 4:07.57 (32.24)
\n 4:39.84 (32.27) 5:11.16 (31.32)
\n 12 Spangler, Caitlain FAU 5:11.95 5:12.22 5
\n 28.38 59.63 (31.25) 1:31.04 (31.41) 2:02.43 (31.39)
\n 2:34.17 (31.74) 3:05.64 (31.47) 3:37.62 (31.98) 4:09.83 (32.21)
\n 4:41.40 (31.57) 5:12.22 (30.82)
\n 13 Barraco, Stephanie UNF 5:17.82 5:17.61 4
\n 28.70 59.25 (30.55) 1:30.30 (31.05) 2:01.61 (31.31)
\n 2:33.19 (31.58) 3:05.45 (32.26) 3:38.11 (32.66) 4:11.27 (33.16)
\n 4:44.74 (33.47) 5:17.61 (32.87)
\n 14 Anderson, Stephani UNF 5:17.08 5:19.30 3
\n 28.57 59.25 (30.68) 1:30.62 (31.37) 2:02.56 (31.94)
\n 2:35.17 (32.61) 3:07.79 (32.62) 3:41.02 (33.23) 4:14.83 (33.81)
\n 4:48.18 (33.35) 5:19.30 (31.12)
\n 15 Howard, Jennifer FAU 5:18.78 5:20.43 2
\n 29.36 1:01.02 (31.66) 1:33.35 (32.33) 2:05.92 (32.57)
\n 2:38.49 (32.57) 3:11.52 (33.03) 3:44.31 (32.79) 4:17.31 (33.00)
\n 4:49.46 (32.15) 5:20.43 (30.97)
\nPreliminaries
\n — Beerthuis, Ali FAU 5:07.05 X
\n — Herman, Jenny UNF 5:40.61 X
\n — Bixler, Jordan NAU 5:20.65 X
\n — McKelvey, Lindsey UNF 5:43.29 X
\n — Williams, Scotti UNF 5:22.68 X
\n — Bishop, Jennifer L GWU DQ <\/p>\n

Event 6 Men Open 500 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Pool Record: P 4:23.95 2\/27\/2003 Andrew Affleck, Hawaii-
\n NIC: # 4:21.23 1987 Jean Arnould, South Carolina
\n 4:19.63 A
\n 4:27.41 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Affleck, Andrew J HAWAI`I 4:25.87 4:21.36PB 20
\n 24.09 50.01 (25.92) 1:16.47 (26.46) 1:43.08 (26.61)
\n 2:09.53 (26.45) 2:36.16 (26.63) 3:02.74 (26.58) 3:29.17 (26.43)
\n 3:55.52 (26.35) 4:21.36 (25.84)
\n 2 Boehm, Kurt J HAWAI`I 4:32.17 4:23.25PB 17
\n 24.58 51.25 (26.67) 1:17.85 (26.60) 1:44.69 (26.84)
\n 2:11.46 (26.77) 2:38.11 (26.65) 3:04.90 (26.79) 3:31.52 (26.62)
\n 3:57.55 (26.03) 4:23.25 (25.70)
\n 3 Jollands, Craig DENVER 4:32.11 4:29.86 16
\n 24.84 51.55 (26.71) 1:18.67 (27.12) 1:46.26 (27.59)
\n 2:13.91 (27.65) 2:41.47 (27.56) 3:08.78 (27.31) 3:36.05 (27.27)
\n 4:03.51 (27.46) 4:29.86 (26.35)
\n 4 Kolstoe, John DENVER 4:32.08 4:31.17 15
\n 24.86 51.63 (26.77) 1:18.80 (27.17) 1:46.19 (27.39)
\n 2:13.73 (27.54) 2:41.49 (27.76) 3:09.20 (27.71) 3:36.65 (27.45)
\n 4:04.31 (27.66) 4:31.17 (26.86)
\n 5 White, JD SMU 4:35.89 4:34.74 14
\n 25.28 52.56 (27.28) 1:20.45 (27.89) 1:48.75 (28.30)
\n 2:16.96 (28.21) 2:44.90 (27.94) 3:12.03 (27.13) 3:39.27 (27.24)
\n 4:06.91 (27.64) 4:34.74 (27.83)
\n 6 Hampson, Richard SMU 4:34.42 4:35.47 13
\n 25.01 52.23 (27.22) 1:19.55 (27.32) 1:47.50 (27.95)
\n 2:15.57 (28.07) 2:43.68 (28.11) 3:11.93 (28.25) 3:40.19 (28.26)
\n 4:08.51 (28.32) 4:35.47 (26.96)
\n 7 Coupland, Andrew HAWAI`I 4:33.31 4:37.02 12
\n 25.35 52.71 (27.36) 1:20.44 (27.73) 1:48.52 (28.08)
\n 2:16.66 (28.14) 2:45.13 (28.47) 3:12.53 (27.40) 3:40.55 (28.02)
\n 4:09.09 (28.54) 4:37.02 (27.93)
\n 8 Flaherty, Brian DENVER 4:37.74 4:42.31 11
\n 25.72 53.55 (27.83) 1:21.86 (28.31) 1:50.15 (28.29)
\n 2:18.85 (28.70) 2:47.75 (28.90) 3:15.90 (28.15) 3:44.44 (28.54)
\n 4:13.55 (29.11) 4:42.31 (28.76)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Zeibig, Adam FAU 4:38.72 4:39.11 9
\n 25.04 52.99 (27.95) 1:21.55 (28.56) 1:49.87 (28.32)
\n 2:18.52 (28.65) 2:47.60 (29.08) 3:15.66 (28.06) 3:43.88 (28.22)
\n 4:11.74 (27.86) 4:39.11 (27.37)
\n 10 Pineyro, Markus SMU 4:46.54 4:40.11 7
\n 25.74 53.50 (27.76) 1:21.70 (28.20) 1:50.42 (28.72)
\n 2:18.72 (28.30) 2:47.16 (28.44) 3:15.42 (28.26) 3:44.02 (28.60)
\n 4:12.85 (28.83) 4:40.11 (27.26)
\n 11 Braun, Chris R HAWAI`I 4:41.84 4:40.23 6
\n 25.57 53.53 (27.96) 1:21.56 (28.03) 1:49.99 (28.43)
\n 2:18.25 (28.26) 2:46.72 (28.47) 3:15.67 (28.95) 3:44.65 (28.98)
\n 4:12.56 (27.91) 4:40.23 (27.67)
\n 12 Wabeke, Jessen SMU 4:40.64 4:40.60 5
\n 25.47 53.15 (27.68) 1:21.69 (28.54) 1:50.24 (28.55)
\n 2:18.84 (28.60) 2:47.37 (28.53) 3:16.12 (28.75) 3:44.74 (28.62)
\n 4:12.99 (28.25) 4:40.60 (27.61)
\n 13 Fiore, Doug OU 4:43.27 4:41.44 4
\n 25.73 53.61 (27.88) 1:21.56 (27.95) 1:49.91 (28.35)
\n 2:18.76 (28.85) 2:47.60 (28.84) 3:16.30 (28.70) 3:45.80 (29.50)
\n 4:14.52 (28.72) 4:41.44 (26.92)
\n 14 Monaghan, James DENVER 4:43.14 4:41.45 3
\n 25.49 53.32 (27.83) 1:21.83 (28.51) 1:50.67 (28.84)
\n 2:18.80 (28.13) 2:47.81 (29.01) 3:16.58 (28.77) 3:45.44 (28.86)
\n 4:14.19 (28.75) 4:41.45 (27.26)
\n 15 Baker, Christian FAU 4:38.85 4:42.85 2
\n 25.47 53.06 (27.59) 1:21.33 (28.27) 1:49.75 (28.42)
\n 2:18.43 (28.68) 2:47.27 (28.84) 3:16.21 (28.94) 3:45.19 (28.98)
\n 4:14.47 (29.28) 4:42.85 (28.38)
\n 16 Cox, Greg DENVER 4:43.45 4:50.30 1
\n 25.89 54.24 (28.35) 1:23.12 (28.88) 1:52.16 (29.04)
\n 2:20.98 (28.82) 2:50.18 (29.20) 3:19.94 (29.76) 3:50.10 (30.16)
\n 4:20.25 (30.15) 4:50.30 (30.05)
\nPreliminaries
\n 17 Sewell, James OU 4:47.29
\n 18 Pellicer, Robert FAU 4:47.96
\n 19 Smucler, Tony OU 4:48.93
\n 20 Kazan, Matt DENVER 4:50.66
\n 21 Nery, Aroldo OU 4:51.61
\n 22 Balderamos, Willia SMU 4:52.10
\n 23 Chittley, Jordan DENVER 4:53.86
\n 24 Winkel, Chris OU 4:57.45 <\/p>\n

Event 7 Women Open 200 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\n Pool Record: P 2:00.01 2\/28\/2001 Brandi Beckwith-Carey, WKU
\n NIC: # 2:00.01 2002 Brandi Beckwith-Carey, WKU
\n 2:00.67 A
\n 2:04.29 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Petersson, Emma FAU 2:03.86 2:03.27 B 20
\n 26.89 57.46 (30.57) 1:33.96 (36.50) 2:03.27 (29.31)
\n 2 Korniyenko, Tanya OU 2:06.18 2:03.82 B 17
\n 26.47 58.72 (32.25) 1:35.28 (36.56) 2:03.82 (28.54)
\n 3 Jensen, Line OU 2:07.50 2:04.18 B 16
\n 26.89 58.08 (31.19) 1:34.57 (36.49) 2:04.18 (29.61)
\n 4 Burwell, Amanda OU 2:07.66 2:05.77 15
\n 27.32 58.49 (31.17) 1:35.78 (37.29) 2:05.77 (29.99)
\n 5 Kronebusch, Ali NAU 2:06.81 2:07.70 14
\n 27.10 58.67 (31.57) 1:35.76 (37.09) 2:07.70 (31.94)
\n 6 Howell, Megan NAU 2:08.42 2:08.61 13
\n 28.53 1:00.75 (32.22) 1:38.43 (37.68) 2:08.61 (30.18)
\n 7 Horton, Christina FAU 2:08.80 2:09.13 12
\n 29.16 1:03.95 (34.79) 1:39.09 (35.14) 2:09.13 (30.04)
\n 8 Weberg, Ellie FAU 2:08.55 2:09.43 11
\n 26.91 1:00.05 (33.14) 1:35.99 (35.94) 2:09.43 (33.44)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Packard, Shannon NAU 2:08.90 2:07.88 9
\n 27.67 59.64 (31.97) 1:38.49 (38.85) 2:07.88 (29.39)
\n 10 Pancake, Kelly FAU 2:11.03 2:09.54 7
\n 28.38 59.63 (31.25) 1:39.02 (39.39) 2:09.54 (30.52)
\n 11 Watson, Julieann UNF 2:09.61 2:09.60 6
\n 28.29 1:00.78 (32.49) 1:38.76 (37.98) 2:09.60 (30.84)
\n 12 Appelberg, Sofi NAU 2:10.93 2:10.61 5
\n 29.13 1:04.02 (34.89) 1:40.34 (36.32) 2:10.61 (30.27)
\n 13 Ricknell, Anna FAU 2:10.45 2:10.66 4
\n 28.06 1:02.33 (34.27) 1:40.41 (38.08) 2:10.66 (30.25)
\n 14 Simpson, Taylor J GWU 2:10.99 2:12.06 3
\n 28.91 1:02.90 (33.99) 1:41.70 (38.80) 2:12.06 (30.36)
\n 15 Ware, Jessica UNF 2:12.93 2:13.16 2
\n 28.61 1:02.11 (33.50) 1:42.75 (40.64) 2:13.16 (30.41)
\n — Milburn, Mary FAU 2:14.16 DQ
\n 29.64 1:02.66 (33.02) 1:43.03 (40.37) DQ (31.14)
\nPreliminaries
\n 17 Meredith, Erin OU 2:15.18
\n 18 McKay, Jennifer UNF 2:15.35
\n 19 Palacio, Camille I GWU 2:16.20
\n 20 Roycraft, Loran UNF 2:16.78
\n 21 LeBrun, Lauren FAU 2:18.29
\n 22 Chester, Jennifer GWU 2:18.90
\n — Fajardo, Monika NAU 2:10.26 X
\n — Dalldorf, Ali NAU 2:18.62 X
\n — Lowe, Katie NAU 2:16.33 X
\n — Lasik, Amanda NAU 2:14.33 X
\n — Jaeger, Melissa OU DQ <\/p>\n

Event 8 Men Open 200 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\n Pool Record: P 1:46.43 2\/28\/2002 J Anderson\/C Bloch, SMU\/ Hawaii
\n NIC: # 1:46.40 1998 Honza Vitazka, Cincinnatti
\n 1:46.69 A
\n 1:49.89 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Bloch, Cheyne R HAWAI`I 1:51.69 1:46.37#A 20
\n 23.46 51.26 (27.80) 1:20.46 (29.20) 1:46.37 (25.91)
\n 2 Clark, Ian SMU 1:49.42 1:48.53 B 17
\n 24.19 51.04 (26.85) 1:22.64 (31.60) 1:48.53 (25.89)
\n 3 Ignat, Tudor HAWAI`I 1:51.29 1:49.39 B 16
\n 23.35 51.73 (28.38) 1:22.62 (30.89) 1:49.39 (26.77)
\n 4 Thomsen, Chad HAWAI`I 1:51.30 1:50.48 15
\n 23.75 52.98 (29.23) 1:23.53 (30.55) 1:50.48 (26.95)
\n 5 Smith, Justin SMU 1:51.80 1:51.18 14
\n 24.08 52.17 (28.09) 1:24.85 (32.68) 1:51.18 (26.33)
\n 6 Hobson, Scott FAU 1:53.22 1:52.23 13
\n 23.85 51.75 (27.90) 1:24.99 (33.24) 1:52.23 (27.24)
\n 7 Howard, Travis FAU 1:52.75 1:53.04 12
\n 24.60 53.76 (29.16) 1:25.71 (31.95) 1:53.04 (27.33)
\n 8 Rodriguez, Jacob SMU 1:53.46 1:53.89 11
\n 24.85 53.78 (28.93) 1:27.69 (33.91) 1:53.89 (26.20)
\nB – Final
\n 9 McCollum, Nick OU 1:53.72 1:53.59 9
\n 24.47 53.01 (28.54) 1:27.22 (34.21) 1:53.59 (26.37)
\n 10 Awad, Mohamed OU 1:57.99 1:54.11 7
\n 24.74 54.49 (29.75) 1:26.29 (31.80) 1:54.11 (27.82)
\n 11 Seibert, Chris DENVER 1:55.67 1:54.42 6
\n 25.78 55.23 (29.45) 1:26.74 (31.51) 1:54.42 (27.68)
\n 12 Dolcetti, Blaine OU 1:54.45 1:54.51 5
\n 24.65 53.64 (28.99) 1:27.06 (33.42) 1:54.51 (27.45)
\n 13 Chun, Matt HAWAI`I 1:57.37 1:57.45 4
\n 25.37 55.45 (30.08) 1:29.37 (33.92) 1:57.45 (28.08)
\n 14 Chapman, Nate DENVER 1:58.56 1:58.24 3
\n 25.03 56.13 (31.10) 1:29.42 (33.29) 1:58.24 (28.82)
\n 15 Young, Robby DENVER 1:58.53 1:59.05 2
\n 25.01 54.86 (29.85) 1:30.83 (35.97) 1:59.05 (28.22)
\n 16 McCarthy, Brent FAU 1:59.21 1:59.32 1
\n 25.13 55.16 (30.03) 1:31.65 (36.49) 1:59.32 (27.67)
\nPreliminaries
\n 17 Marjanovic, Milos DENVER 1:59.35
\n 18 DeCicco, Kyle FAU 2:00.88
\n 19 Raposa, Gilbert HAWAI`I 2:03.54
\n 20 McGuire, Patrick OU 2:04.49
\n 21 Ploetz, George FAU 2:05.68
\n — Haskins, Spencer A HAWAI`I 1:59.71 X
\n — Abrams, Dave M HAWAI`I 1:56.46 X
\n — McCormick, Bryan DENVER DQ <\/p>\n

Event 9 Women Open 50 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Pool Record: P 22.95 11\/17\/2001Kara Lynn Joyce, AAP-HS
\n NIC: # 22.99 2002 Oksana Strelets, OU
\n 22.88 A
\n 23.56 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Strelets, Oksana OU 23.05 23.15 B 20
\n 2 Andersson, Lisa FAU 23.60 23.36 B 17
\n 3 Wilson, Terra L GWU 23.72 23.57 16
\n 4 Dalmastro, Valeria FAU 23.94 23.82 15
\n 5 Bedyk, Boguslawa FAU 24.00 23.85 14
\n 6 Beitel, Jacquie FAU 23.89 23.98 13
\n 7 DeJonge, Jenna OU 24.02 24.14 12
\n 8 Collins, Corie NAU 24.09 24.39 11
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\n 17 Williams, Katherin GWU 25.26
\n 19 Downing, Jennifer UNF 25.41
\n 20 Christ, Tiffany UNF 25.44
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\n — Peterson, Lindsay NAU 24.87 X
\n — Thomas, Heather NAU 25.25 X
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\n — Jenner, Jacque NAU 24.63 X
\n — Janssens, Alanna NAU 25.78 X
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Event 10 Men Open 50 Yard Freestyle
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\n NIC: # 19.63 2003 Chris Sullivan, Oakland-
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\n 2 Sullivan, Chris OU 19.88 19.96 B 17
\n 3 Nylin, Per SMU 20.23 20.13 B 16
\n 4 Babaev, Pavel FAU 20.41 20.44 15
\n 5 Stephenson, Justin SMU 20.61 20.59 14
\n 6 Garmendia, Emilio SMU 20.85 20.79 13
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\n 10 Broadbent, Sean OU 21.12 20.95 7
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\n 14 Cabebe, Nick P HAWAI`I 21.26 21.24 3
\n 15 Futral, Nate HAWAI`I 21.38 21.63 2
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\n 18 Wolther, Travis SMU 21.58
\n 19 Antillon, Alan SMU 21.60
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\n 21 Dontchos, Greg DENVER 21.64
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\n 27 Smith, Trey FAU 23.78
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Event 11 Women Open 1 mtr Diving
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\n Pool Record: P 489.55 11\/21\/2003Elyse Lee, Albion HS
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Event 12 Men Open 3 mtr Diving
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\n Pool Record: P 588.00 2\/28\/2002 Brice Dumais, SMU
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\n 4 Coyle, Jonathan HAWAI`I 498.80 500.50 15
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Event 13 Women Open 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
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\n Pool Record: P 1:32.62 2\/27\/2003 Oakland University
\n O Strelets, L Jensen, T Kornyenko, D Ward
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\n O Strelets, L Jensen, K Freytag, D Ward
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\n 1) Andersson, Lisa 2) Dalmastro, Valeria
\n 3) Bedyk, Boguslawa 4) Petersson, Emma
\n 23.30 46.69 (23.39) 1:09.60 (22.91) 1:32.46 (22.86)
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\n 1) Strelets, Oksana 2) DeJonge, Jenna
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\n 23.04 46.52 (23.48) 1:09.86 (23.34) 1:32.90 (23.04)
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\n 3) Kronebusch, Ali 4) Busche, Kelly
\n 24.16 47.77 (23.61) 1:11.60 (23.83) 1:35.12 (23.52)
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\n 1) Wilson, Terra L 2) Williams, Katherine L
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Event 14 Men Open 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
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\n Pool Record: P 1:19.21 2\/28\/2002 Southern Methodist
\n Newton, Tuzer, Anderson, Weghorst
\n NIC: # 1:19.21 2002 Southern Methodist
\n Newton, Tuzer, Anderson, Weghorst
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\n 1) Becerra, Camilo 2) Hadley, Eric
\n 3) Nylin, Per 4) Stephenson, Justin
\n 19.84 39.78 (19.94) 58.81 (19.03) 1:18.77 (19.96)
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\n 19.94 40.10 (20.16) 1:01.00 (20.90) 1:21.22 (20.22)
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\n 3) Anderson, Kenny 4) Marzonie, Rich
\n 20.78 41.44 (20.66) 1:01.83 (20.39) 1:22.08 (20.25)
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\n 3) Duran, Hugo R 4) Coupland, Andrew
\n 21.08 42.09 (21.01) 1:03.05 (20.96) 1:23.82 (20.77)
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\n 1) Monsivais, Daniel 2) Dontchos, Greg
\n 3) Price, Will 4) Peterson, Michael
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