{"id":6879,"date":"2004-02-27T09:23:47","date_gmt":"2004-02-27T14:23:47","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/02\/keller-coughlin-set-pac-10-records-but-stanford-leads-after-day-two-of-championships\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:26:54","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:26:54","slug":"keller-coughlin-set-pac-10-records-but-stanford-leads-after-day-two-of-championships","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/keller-coughlin-set-pac-10-records-but-stanford-leads-after-day-two-of-championships\/","title":{"rendered":"Keller, Coughlin Set Pac-10 Records but Stanford Leads After Day Two of Championships"},"content":{"rendered":"

LONG BEACH, Calif., February 26. CALIFORNIA senior All-American Natalie Coughlin and USC freshman Kalyn Keller stole the show during the second day of the 2004 Pac-10 Women\u2019s Swimming Championships Thursday night at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool in Long Beach. <\/p>\n

Coughlin, the three-time NCAA Swimmer of the Year and world record holder won her eighth Pac-10 individual title with a conference record swim of 1:54.95 in the 200 IM. <\/p>\n

Stanford maintained the overall lead with 482 points, with six swimming events and the three-meter diving completed. The diving event, won by Arizona State\u2019s Trisha Tumlinson, was conducted at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Wash. UCLA (410), Arizona (398), California (354) and Arizona State (322.5) round out the top five heading into the third day of competition.<\/p>\n

Coughlin (Concord, Calif.) destroyed the old conference record set by Summer Sanders in 1992 by nearly a half a second with her 1:54.95 time in the 200 IM. She also bettered the Pac-10 meet record of 1:56.64 set by Stanford\u2019s Shelly Ripple in 2002. USC\u2019s Kaitlin Sandeno (1:57.53), Stanford\u2019s Kristin Caverly (1:59.17) and Arizona State\u2019s \u00c1gnes Kov\u00e1cs (1:59.58) finished second through fourth respectively and also broke the two-minute barrier to earn NCAA automatic qualifying standards. <\/p>\n

The evening got underway with USC freshman Kalyn Keller (Phoenix, Ariz.) setting a new Pac-10 meet record with a 4:37.76 in the 500 freestyle. It is the nation's fastest time this year. Keller broke the old meet record
\nof 4:38.79 by Arizona\u2019s Emily Mason set last year in Federal Way, Wash. <\/p>\n

Mason, a junior from Phoenix, who led for th first 375 yards, came in second with an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 4:40.02. California\u2019s Erin Reilly (4:43.28) and Ashley Chandler (4:45.44) also received automatic bids while finishing third and fourth respectively. USC sophomore Stacy Vazhenin rounded out the top five with a NCAA consideration time of 4:46.79.<\/p>\n

Stanford\u2019s Lacey Boutwell (Noblesville, Ind.) paced the field in the 50 freestyle to win her second Pac-10 individual title. The 11-time All-American, who also won the 2002 Pac-10 50 freestyle, earned an NCAA automatic time with a career-best 22.60 Thursday evening. UCLA\u2019s Sara Platzer (22.73) and Kim Vandenberg (23.09) finished second and third respectively. Platzer (Lakewood, Wash.) earned her second straight second-place finish in the event at the conference championships. Arizona\u2019s Marshi Smith (23.11) and Jenna Gresdal (23.23) rounded out the top five. Kristin Huston of Oregon State and Florencia Szigeti of Arizona State tied for sixth with identical 23.26 times.<\/p>\n

The day concluded with UCLA taking home the title in the 200 freestyle relay with a 1:31.32. Arizona (1:31.32), Stanford (1:31.70), California (1:31.92) and Arizona State (1:32.52) rounded out the top five all earning NCAA consideration times. <\/p>\n

The 2004 Pac-10 Women\u2019s Swimming Championships continue Friday in Long Beach with a full slate of events scheduled. Preliminaries start at 11 a.m. and finals begin at 6 p.m. The 400 IM, 100 butterfly, 200 freestyle, 100 breastroke, 100 backstroke and 400 medley relay are schedule to take place.<\/p>\n

Team Scores After Six Events and 3M Diving:
\n1. Stanford 482
\n2. UCLA 410
\n3. Arizona 398
\n4. California 354
\n5. Arizona State 322.5
\n6. USC 318
\n7. Washington 134
\n8. Oregon State 129.5
\n9. Washington State128<\/p>\n


\n 2004 Pac-10 WOMEN'S SWIM & DIVING CHAMPS
\n 2\/25\/2004 to 2\/28\/2004
\n Host: Arizona State University
\n February 25-28, 2004 <\/p>\n

25 yard pool<\/p>\n

Results
\n DAY TWO: Feruary 26, 2004<\/b><\/p>\n

Event 3 Women 500 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 4:34.39 1990 Janet Evans, Stanford
\n Pac 10 Meet: * 4:38.79 2002 Emily Mason, Arizona
\n 4:45.46 NCAA
\n 4:54.02 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Keller, Kalyn USC 4:41.53 4:37.76*NCAA 32
\n 26.34 54.09 (27.75) 1:22.30 (28.21) 1:50.48 (28.18)
\n 2:18.57 (28.09) 2:46.56 (27.99) 3:14.28 (27.72) 3:42.36 (28.08)
\n 4:10.24 (27.88) 4:37.76 (27.52)
\n 2 Mason, Emily ARIZ 4:44.40 4:40.02 NCAA 28
\n 25.59 53.49 (27.90) 1:21.47 (27.98) 1:49.76 (28.29)
\n 2:18.13 (28.37) 2:46.15 (28.02) 3:14.13 (27.98) 3:42.44 (28.31)
\n 4:11.12 (28.68) 4:40.02 (28.90)
\n 3 Reilly, Erin CAL 4:46.23 4:43.28 NCAA 27
\n 26.25 54.51 (28.26) 1:23.16 (28.65) 1:51.68 (28.52)
\n 2:20.01 (28.33) 2:48.46 (28.45) 3:17.07 (28.61) 3:46.26 (29.19)
\n 4:15.21 (28.95) 4:43.28 (28.07)
\n 4 Chandler, Ashley CAL 4:42.12 4:45.44 NCAA 26
\n 25.71 53.60 (27.89) 1:21.92 (28.32) 1:50.55 (28.63)
\n 2:19.50 (28.95) 2:48.55 (29.05) 3:17.84 (29.29) 3:47.01 (29.17)
\n 4:16.39 (29.38) 4:45.44 (29.05)
\n 5 Vazhenin, Stacy USC 4:47.74 4:46.79 CONS 25
\n 26.90 55.58 (28.68) 1:24.22 (28.64) 1:52.95 (28.73)
\n 2:21.71 (28.76) 2:50.65 (28.94) 3:19.70 (29.05) 3:49.18 (29.48)
\n 4:18.64 (29.46) 4:46.79 (28.15)
\n 6 Nelson, Katie UCLA 4:47.42 4:47.01 CONS 24
\n 26.99 55.31 (28.32) 1:23.92 (28.61) 1:52.68 (28.76)
\n 2:21.45 (28.77) 2:50.63 (29.18) 3:19.86 (29.23) 3:49.21 (29.35)
\n 4:18.57 (29.36) 4:47.01 (28.44)
\n 7 Hentzen, Morgan STAN 4:47.72 4:47.80 CONS 23
\n 26.72 55.18 (28.46) 1:24.40 (29.22) 1:53.68 (29.28)
\n 2:23.06 (29.38) 2:52.14 (29.08) 3:21.23 (29.09) 3:50.52 (29.29)
\n 4:19.80 (29.28) 4:47.80 (28.00)
\n 8 Pedder, Margie SR USC 4:46.52 4:48.64 CONS 22
\n 27.20 55.77 (28.57) 1:24.82 (29.05) 1:53.95 (29.13)
\n 2:23.20 (29.25) 2:52.28 (29.08) 3:21.35 (29.07) 3:50.69 (29.34)
\n 4:20.08 (29.39) 4:48.64 (28.56)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Costella, Lauren STAN 4:48.28 4:47.44 CONS 20
\n 27.01 55.86 (28.85) 1:24.95 (29.09) 1:54.20 (29.25)
\n 2:23.20 (29.00) 2:52.16 (28.96) 3:21.02 (28.86) 3:50.01 (28.99)
\n 4:19.15 (29.14) 4:47.44 (28.29)
\n 10 Banovic, Petra SR ASU 4:50.75 4:47.47 CONS 17
\n 26.88 55.76 (28.88) 1:24.90 (29.14) 1:54.15 (29.25)
\n 2:23.32 (29.17) 2:52.64 (29.32) 3:21.87 (29.23) 3:50.76 (28.89)
\n 4:19.54 (28.78) 4:47.47 (27.93)
\n 11 Lobdell, Jackie SR UCLA 4:48.00 4:49.23 CONS 16
\n 27.02 56.16 (29.14) 1:25.65 (29.49) 1:55.01 (29.36)
\n 2:24.22 (29.21) 2:53.29 (29.07) 3:22.37 (29.08) 3:51.63 (29.26)
\n 4:20.74 (29.11) 4:49.23 (28.49)
\n 12 Tiedeman, Kate CAL 4:53.27 4:50.11 CONS 15
\n 26.57 54.99 (28.42) 1:24.00 (29.01) 1:53.24 (29.24)
\n 2:22.67 (29.43) 2:52.23 (29.56) 3:21.87 (29.64) 3:51.52 (29.65)
\n 4:21.20 (29.68) 4:50.11 (28.91)
\n 13 Medina, Lauren CAL 4:51.10 4:50.22 CONS 14
\n 26.48 55.22 (28.74) 1:24.50 (29.28) 1:53.94 (29.44)
\n 2:23.34 (29.40) 2:52.63 (29.29) 3:21.84 (29.21) 3:51.61 (29.77)
\n 4:21.80 (30.19) 4:50.22 (28.42)
\n 14 Cameron, Evins STAN 4:51.06 4:50.81 CONS 13
\n 27.48 56.40 (28.92) 1:25.49 (29.09) 1:54.73 (29.24)
\n 2:23.81 (29.08) 2:52.94 (29.13) 3:22.19 (29.25) 3:51.66 (29.47)
\n 4:21.38 (29.72) 4:50.81 (29.43)
\n 15 Imagane, Jane UCLA 4:51.43 4:53.62 CONS 12
\n 27.64 56.92 (29.28) 1:26.35 (29.43) 1:55.80 (29.45)
\n 2:25.24 (29.44) 2:54.64 (29.40) 3:24.16 (29.52) 3:54.35 (30.19)
\n 4:24.30 (29.95) 4:53.62 (29.32)
\n 16 Galloway, Joy USC 4:52.57 4:55.80 11
\n 27.45 56.66 (29.21) 1:26.03 (29.37) 1:55.57 (29.54)
\n 2:25.21 (29.64) 2:54.77 (29.56) 3:24.64 (29.87) 3:55.11 (30.47)
\n 4:25.63 (30.52) 4:55.80 (30.17)
\nBonus Consolation Fi
\n 17 Johnson, Melissa ARIZ 4:53.39 4:47.25 CONS 9
\n 26.98 56.27 (29.29) 1:25.63 (29.36) 1:54.88 (29.25)
\n 2:23.69 (28.81) 2:52.43 (28.74) 3:20.96 (28.53) 3:49.65 (28.69)
\n 4:18.55 (28.90) 4:47.25 (28.70)
\n 18 Connealy, Cait USC 4:53.93 4:51.20 CONS 7
\n 26.78 55.68 (28.90) 1:24.86 (29.18) 1:54.00 (29.14)
\n 2:23.20 (29.20) 2:52.45 (29.25) 3:21.83 (29.38) 3:51.67 (29.84)
\n 4:21.67 (30.00) 4:51.20 (29.53)
\n 19 Burden, Micha SR CAL 4:55.37 4:51.60 CONS 6
\n 26.79 55.51 (28.72) 1:24.64 (29.13) 1:53.99 (29.35)
\n 2:23.15 (29.16) 2:52.80 (29.65) 3:22.54 (29.74) 3:52.62 (30.08)
\n 4:22.83 (30.21) 4:51.60 (28.77)
\n 20 Tinney, Kristen SR UCLA 4:55.68 4:53.23 CONS 5
\n 28.07 57.54 (29.47) 1:26.86 (29.32) 1:56.04 (29.18)
\n 2:25.34 (29.30) 2:54.54 (29.20) 3:24.25 (29.71) 3:53.92 (29.67)
\n 4:24.13 (30.21) 4:53.23 (29.10)
\n 21 Miller, Melissa UCLA 4:54.23 4:55.42 4
\n 27.58 56.89 (29.31) 1:26.55 (29.66) 1:56.37 (29.82)
\n 2:26.18 (29.81) 2:56.22 (30.04) 3:26.16 (29.94) 3:56.18 (30.02)
\n 4:26.20 (30.02) 4:55.42 (29.22)
\n 22 Keating, Liz UCLA 4:54.34 4:55.69 3
\n 27.64 57.00 (29.36) 1:26.60 (29.60) 1:56.67 (30.07)
\n 2:26.49 (29.82) 2:56.32 (29.83) 3:26.39 (30.07) 3:56.51 (30.12)
\n 4:26.56 (30.05) 4:55.69 (29.13)
\n 23 Hennesey, Kathryn ASU 4:55.18 4:56.62 2
\n 27.25 56.48 (29.23) 1:26.13 (29.65) 1:56.00 (29.87)
\n 2:25.74 (29.74) 2:55.56 (29.82) 3:25.81 (30.25) 3:56.14 (30.33)
\n 4:26.70 (30.56) 4:56.62 (29.92)
\n — Steffensen, Sandra ASU 4:56.14 DQ
\n 27.11 55.79 (28.68) 1:24.87 (29.08) 1:54.52 (29.65)
\n 2:24.36 (29.84) 2:54.48 (30.12) <\/p>\n

Event 4 Women 200 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 1:55.54 1992 Summer Sanders, Stanford
\n Pac 10 Meet: * 1:56.64 2002 Shelly Ripple, Stanford
\n 2:00.67 NCAA
\n 2:04.29 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Coughlin, Natalie SR CAL 1:59.17 1:54.95*NCAA 32
\n 24.65 52.94 (28.29) 1:27.90 (34.96) 1:54.95 (27.05)
\n 2 Sandeno, Kaitlin USC 1:58.80 1:57.53 NCAA 28
\n 25.31 54.12 (28.81) 1:29.39 (35.27) 1:57.53 (28.14)
\n 3 Caverly, Kristin STAN 1:59.55 1:59.17 NCAA 27
\n 26.54 56.41 (29.87) 1:30.30 (33.89) 1:59.17 (28.87)
\n 4 Kovacs, Agnes ASU 2:00.51 1:59.58 NCAA 26
\n 26.31 57.35 (31.04) 1:30.94 (33.59) 1:59.58 (28.64)
\n 5 Griffith, Natalie SR CAL 2:00.07 2:00.71 CONS 25
\n 26.21 56.13 (29.92) 1:31.85 (35.72) 2:00.71 (28.86)
\n 6 Svahnstrom, Malin SR UCLA 2:00.80 2:00.77 CONS 24
\n 26.40 56.75 (30.35) 1:32.56 (35.81) 2:00.77 (28.21)
\n 7 Davis, Laura STAN 2:01.38 2:02.03 CONS 23
\n 26.93 57.80 (30.87) 1:33.83 (36.03) 2:02.03 (28.20)
\n 8 Olson, Sharon WASH 2:01.53 2:03.87 CONS 22
\n 27.16 57.86 (30.70) 1:34.35 (36.49) 2:03.87 (29.52)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Kirk, Dana STAN 2:02.14 2:00.44 NCAA 20
\n 24.87 55.20 (30.33) 1:31.45 (36.25) 2:00.44 (28.99)
\n 10 Myers, Whitney ARIZ 2:02.64 2:02.03 CONS 17
\n 26.17 56.43 (30.26) 1:33.05 (36.62) 2:02.03 (28.98)
\n 11 Silver, Helen CAL 2:02.20 2:02.28 CONS 16
\n 26.48 56.44 (29.96) 1:33.31 (36.87) 2:02.28 (28.97)
\n 12 Ransom, Tami STAN 2:02.62 2:02.44 CONS 15
\n 26.98 57.68 (30.70) 1:34.38 (36.70) 2:02.44 (28.06)
\n 13 Scarborough, Kim UCLA 2:01.91 2:03.09 CONS 14
\n 27.45 58.51 (31.06) 1:35.06 (36.55) 2:03.09 (28.03)
\n 14 Willis, Katie ARIZ 2:02.92 2:03.12 CONS 13
\n 27.55 59.24 (31.69) 1:34.42 (35.18) 2:03.12 (28.70)
\n 15 Smart, Lindsey UCLA 2:02.32 2:03.38 CONS 12
\n 26.93 58.25 (31.32) 1:35.26 (37.01) 2:03.38 (28.12)
\n 16 Steven, Birte SR OSU 2:02.90 2:03.90 CONS 11
\n 28.06 1:01.26 (33.20) 1:34.76 (33.50) 2:03.90 (29.14)
\nBonus Consolation Fi
\n 17 Kirk, Tara SR STAN 2:02.94 2:01.88 CONS 9
\n 26.31 58.29 (31.98) 1:31.75 (33.46) 2:01.88 (30.13)
\n 18 Daly, Ashley STAN 2:03.94 2:02.18 CONS 7
\n 26.55 57.94 (31.39) 1:33.50 (35.56) 2:02.18 (28.68)
\n 19 Strouse, Emily ARIZ 2:04.02 2:02.61 CONS 6
\n 27.01 57.82 (30.81) 1:33.66 (35.84) 2:02.61 (28.95)
\n 20 Kozak, Marisa USC 2:03.99 2:02.98 CONS 5
\n 26.32 56.19 (29.87) 1:33.75 (37.56) 2:02.98 (29.23)
\n 21 Iversen, Courtney UCLA 2:04.03 2:03.91 CONS 4
\n 27.61 58.17 (30.56) 1:34.54 (36.37) 2:03.91 (29.37)
\n 22 Butler, Kendall UCLA 2:04.08 2:04.55 3
\n 26.33 57.69 (31.36) 1:35.99 (38.30) 2:04.55 (28.56)
\n 23 Catalano, Shellene UCLA 2:03.30 2:04.58 2
\n 27.20 1:00.48 (33.28) 1:35.43 (34.95) 2:04.58 (29.15)
\n 24 Devinny, Cara ASU 2:04.33 2:05.34 1
\n 27.90 59.33 (31.43) 1:36.00 (36.67) 2:05.34 (29.34)<\/p>\n

Event 5 Women 50 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 22.01 C. Fox, N. Coughlin, Stan-97\/Cal-03
\n Pac 10 Meet: * 22.05 2003 Natalie Coughlin, California
\n 22.88 NCAA
\n 23.56 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Boutwell, Lacey STAN 22.71 22.60 NCAA 32
\n 2 Platzer, Sara SR UCLA 22.64 22.73 NCAA 28
\n 3 Vandenberg, Kim UCLA 23.09 23.09 CONS 27
\n 4 Smith, Marshi ARIZ 23.07 23.11 CONS 26
\n 5 Gresdal, Jenna ARIZ 23.34 23.23 CONS 25
\n 6 Szigeti, Florencia ASU 23.21 23.26 CONS 23.5
\n 6 Huston, Kristin JR OSU 23.40 23.26 CONS 23.5
\n 8 Jones, Sarah STAN 23.29 23.38 CONS 22
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Arnold, Katie UCLA 23.62 23.34 CONS 20
\n 10 Thurman, Amy UCLA 23.41 23.45 CONS 17
\n 11 Baldinger, Erin ASU 23.48 23.47 CONS 16
\n 12 Hackett, Ryann ARIZ 23.49 23.48 CONS 15
\n 13 Fanning, Lisa SR WASH 23.47 23.49 CONS 14
\n 14 Becks, Danielle SR CAL 23.54 23.51 CONS 13
\n 15 Baumgartner, Megan SR STAN 23.54 23.52 CONS 12
\n 16 Mauro, Florence SR ASU 23.57 23.58 11
\nBonus Consolation Fi
\n 17 Armour, Abra ASU 23.66 23.60 9
\n 18 Elofson, Kathryn ARIZ 23.68 23.64 7
\n 19 Preyss, Lauren ARIZ 23.75 23.73 6
\n 20 Amano, Keiko CAL 23.80 23.78 5
\n 21 Johnson, Desiree WASH 23.82 23.86 4
\n 22 Marhenkei, Brie FR OSU 23.81 23.90 3
\n 23 Liu, Liya WASH 23.79 23.91 2
\n 24 Falzone, Lisa STAN 23.81 24.10 1 <\/p>\n

Event 7 Women 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 1:29.16 1998 Arizona, Arizona
\n Hosack, Kolbisen, Knapp, Farella
\n Pac 10 Meet: * 1:30.47 2002 California, California
\n Stitts, Coughlin, Becks, Harper
\n 1:31.01 NCAA
\n 1:33.74 CONS
\n School Seed Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Univ California Los Angeles 'A' 1:31.90 1:31.32 CONS 64
\n 1) Vandenberg, Kim 2) Svahnstrom, Malin SR
\n 3) Thurman, Amy 4) Platzer, Sara SR
\n 23.17 45.83 (22.66) 1:08.85 (23.02) 1:31.32 (22.47)
\n 2 University of Arizona 'A' 1:32.00 1:31.39 CONS 56
\n 1) Smith, Marshi 2) Gresdal, Jenna
\n 3) Hayes, Jessica 4) Hackett, Ryann
\n 23.40 46.05 (22.65) 1:08.64 (22.59) 1:31.39 (22.75)
\n 3 Stanford University 'A' 1:33.27 1:31.70 CONS 54
\n 1) Boutwell, Lacey 2) Jones, Sarah
\n 3) Baumgartner, Megan SR 4) Ransom, Tami
\n 22.81 45.77 (22.96) 1:08.72 (22.95) 1:31.70 (22.98)
\n 4 Univ of California Berkeley 'A' 1:33.43 1:31.92 CONS 52
\n 1) Coughlin, Natalie SR 2) Becks, Danielle SR
\n 3) Amano, Keiko 4) Palsson, Emma
\n 22.66 45.90 (23.24) 1:08.98 (23.08) 1:31.92 (22.94)
\n 5 Arizona State University 'A' 1:34.61 1:32.52 CONS 50
\n 1) Szigeti, Florencia 2) Baldinger, Erin
\n 3) Mauro, Florence SR 4) Armour, Abra
\n 23.37 46.31 (22.94) 1:09.45 (23.14) 1:32.52 (23.07)
\n 6 University of Washington 'A' 1:34.84 1:33.46 CONS 48
\n 1) Olson, Sharon 2) Fanning, Lisa SR
\n 3) Liu, Liya 4) Johnson, Desiree
\n 23.69 47.13 (23.44) 1:10.18 (23.05) 1:33.46 (23.28)
\n 7 Univ of Southern California 'A' 1:33.93 1:33.52 CONS 46
\n 1) Sandeno, Kaitlin 2) Connealy, Cait
\n 3) Galloway, Joy 4) Fargus, Joanna
\n 23.35 47.25 (23.90) 1:10.41 (23.16) 1:33.52 (23.11)
\n 8 Oregon State University 'A' 1:35.11 1:34.42 44
\n 1) Huston, Kristin JR 2) Pacebutaite, Ausra SO
\n 3) Steven, Birte SR 4) Marhenkei, Brie FR
\n 23.61 46.97 (23.36) 1:11.09 (24.12) 1:34.42 (23.33)
\n 9 Washington State University 'A' 1:37.68 1:36.00 40
\n 1) VanHorne, Katie FR 2) McCleave, Erin FR
\n 3) Chinn, Nicole SR 4) Ouellette, Lesley SO
\n 24.22 47.93 (23.71) 1:11.79 (23.86) 1:36.00 (24.21)
\n — Univ of Southern California 'B' 1:40.16 X1:35.66
\n 1) Krohn, Jana SR 2) Kozak, Marisa
\n 3) Sieper, Kristina 4) Vazhenin, Stacy
\n 23.92 47.89 (23.97) 1:11.38 (23.49) 1:35.66 (24.28)
\n — University of Washington 'B' 1:36.03 X1:36.04
\n 1) Epperson, Brittany 2) Rawlings, Crystal
\n 3) Vayo, Annette 4) Staubitz, Melody SR
\n 24.11 48.18 (24.07) 1:12.30 (24.12) 1:36.04 (23.74)
\n — Arizona State University 'B' 1:37.52 X1:36.19
\n 1) Kripps, Jill 2) Abe, Carissa
\n 3) Fischer, Sarah 4) Creek, Christine
\n 24.10 47.80 (23.70) 1:11.55 (23.75) 1:36.19 (24.64)
\n — Washington State University 'B' 1:40.96 X1:38.22
\n 1) Newhouse, Beth FR 2) Backhouse, Lindsay FR
\n 3) Copland, Jane SO 4) Povilonyte, Monika FR
\n 24.96 49.34 (24.38) 1:13.81 (24.47) 1:38.22 (24.41)
\n — University of Washington 'C' 1:38.53 X1:40.28
\n 1) Murray, Blythe 2) Bright, Megan
\n 3) Real, Nichole 4) Hentzen, Courtney
\n 25.07 50.45 (25.38) 1:15.27 (24.82) 1:40.28 (25.01)
\n — Oregon State University 'B' 1:40.53 X1:42.01
\n 1) Kinney, Danielle SO 2) Kinney, Christina SO
\n 3) Foree, Lynsey SO 4) Keown, Chelsea SO
\n 25.23 49.35 (24.12) 1:15.09 (25.74) 1:42.01 (26.92)
\n — University of Arizona 'B' 1:35.66 XDQ
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