{"id":6931,"date":"2004-03-07T05:35:35","date_gmt":"2004-03-07T10:35:35","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/03\/stanford-wins-23rd-consecutive-mens-pac-10-crown\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:37:32","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:37:32","slug":"stanford-wins-23rd-consecutive-mens-pac-10-crown","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/stanford-wins-23rd-consecutive-mens-pac-10-crown\/","title":{"rendered":"Stanford Wins 23rd Consecutive Men’s Pac-10 Crown"},"content":{"rendered":"

By Phillip Whitten<\/p>\n

LONG BEACH, Calif., March 6. IN one of the most competitive conference meets in recent years, the second-ranked Stanford men's swimming team won an unprecedented 23rd consecutive Pac-10 Men's Swimming Championship today in Long Beach, Calif. <\/p>\n

The Cardinal won with 866.5 points, followed by Cal (773), Arizona (522.5), USC (505), ASU (407) and Washington (299). <\/p>\n

"This is one of the hardest fought Pac-10 Championships in years," said Stanford head coach Skip Kenney. "I am so proud of this team and how they came together to do something no other team in this conference has ever done." <\/p>\n

As they've done throughout the meet, the CaRdinal won its share of events — though fewer than Cal — but it was Stanford depth that gave Coach Kenney's men the title.<\/p>\n

1650 yard freestyle<\/b>
\nIn the first event of the evening, USC's Ous Mellouli claimed his third victory of the Championships, and he did it following the same script that brought him the other two. Swimming at the shoulder of Stanford's Shaun Phillips for 62 lenths, the Tunisian made his move with 100 yards to go, pulled away and won in 15:01.80. Phillips was right behind in a PR 15:02.32. <\/p>\n

200 yard backstroke<\/b>
\nThe Cardinal claimed its first victory of the evening when senior Markus Rogan, an Austrian, won the 200 yard backstroke with a time of 1:40.97, just off Lenny Krayzelburg's meet and Pac-10 mark of 1:40.59 from 1997.<\/p>\n

The win gave Stanford its sixth consecutive title in the event and the third for Rogan. Stanford swept the top three spots to ensure that the dynasty will continue as junior Peter Marshall finished second (1:41.71) and Hawaiian freshman Hongzhe Sun placed third (1:42.73, 1:42.44p). Cal's Alex Lim was fourth in 1:43.32.<\/p>\n

100 yard freestyle<\/b>
\njust as it had in the 50 free, Cal dominated the 100, with Duje Draganja winning in a nation-leading 41.96 and breaking the Pac-10 meet record of 42.21 set by teammate Anthony Ervin in 2001. The win gave the Croatian national champion his second title in the event (the first came in 2002).<\/p>\n

ASU's Nick Brunelli, who won the 200 free yesterday, was second in 43.12, but Cal grabbed third (Rolandas Gimbutis, 43.26) and fifth. To top it off, Mike Cavic took the consols in 43.00 — the second-fastest time in the event in the meet.<\/p>\n

Stanford took sixth, seventh and eighth with Bobby O'Bryan the Cardinal's top finisher at 43.98, followed by Andrew Schnell (44.06) and Ben Wildman-Tobriner (43.65). <\/p>\n

200 yard breaststroke<\/b>
\nWhen Washington's Phil Davis won the 100 yard breaststroke yesterday in a meet record 53.04, he took the Huskies' first Pac-10 crown in 13 years. It was a momentous achievement for the Washington senior and for Coach Mickey Wender's Washington program, which came within a hair of being cut two years ago.<\/p>\n

But to the surprise of everyone, the unheralded senior pulled off an even more specetacular encore today. Taking no chances, Davis grabbed the lead at the start and never looked back, splitting 54.54 at the halfway mark and winning the 200 yard breaststroke in a meet and Pac-10 mark of 1:54.45, which also happens to be the nation's top time heading into the NCAAs. The win vaults the virtually unknown Davis into contention for an Olympic berth with the likes of Ed Moses and Texas' Brendan Hansen.<\/p>\n

Davis, who broke Stanford's Michael Bruce's meet mark (1:55.70 in 2003) and Pac-10 mark (1:54.81 in 2002) becomes the first Husky in memory to win two Pac-10 crowns in one year and the first in decades to set a Pac-10 record.<\/p>\n

Cal's Henrique Barbosa was also under the old meet record with his 1:55.18 while Cardinal Michael Bruce placed third in 1:56.57. <\/p>\n

200 yard butterfly<\/b>
\nAfter twice being caught from behind, Stanford's Jayme Cramer finally won an event. And he did it the way it was done to him: coming from behind. Fourth at the 50 and third at the 100, the sophomore took the lead on the third 50 and held off Arizona's Juan Veloz, who dogged him the entire way, for the victory.<\/p>\n

Cramer clocked in at 1:43.87, just ahead of Veloz (1:44.37) with Cardinal teammate Matt McDonald third (1:44.72). The victory was the fourth in the last five years in the meet for the Cardinal. <\/p>\n

400 yard freetyle relay<\/b>
\nCal closed out the meet in impressive fashion, throwing together a 4×100 yard free relay in which every man split 43-something. The all-foreign team of Gimbutis (Lithuania, 43.58), Jonas Tilly (Sweden, 43.02), Cavic (Yugoslavia by way of southern California, 43.12) and Draganja (Croatia, 43.03) swam a controlled 2:52.75. Arizona followed in 2:53.39 with Stanford third in 2:53.62.<\/p>\n

Arizona's Lyndon Ferns was the swiftest leadoff swimmer (43.57) while Stanford's Bobby O'Bryan (42.66) and Arizona's Eric LaFleur (42.69) had the two fastest relay splits. <\/p>\n


\n2004 MEN'S PAC-10 SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
\nBELMONT PLAZA OLYMPIC POOL
\nLONG BEACH, CA.<\/p>\n

MARCH 6, 2004<\/p>\n

25 YD. POOL<\/p>\n

** Meet Record\/No. 1 Nationally
\n *No. 1 Nationally<\/p>\n

Results<\/b> <\/p>\n

Event 15 Men 1650 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 14:29.85 2003 Erik Vendt, USC
\n Pac 10 Meet: * 14:35.97 2003 Erik Vendt, USC
\n 15:05.87 NCAA
\n 15:33.04 CONS
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Mellouli, Ous USC 15:01.80 NCAA 20
\n 25.22 52.74 (27.52) 1:20.74 (28.00) 1:48.78 (28.04)
\n 2:16.77 (27.99) 2:44.89 (28.12) 3:13.14 (28.25) 3:41.01 (27.87)
\n 4:08.84 (27.83) 4:36.59 (27.75) 5:04.08 (27.49) 5:32.04 (27.96)
\n 5:59.84 (27.80) 6:27.61 (27.77) 6:54.96 (27.35) 7:22.16 (27.20)
\n 7:49.50 (27.34) 8:16.78 (27.28) 8:44.14 (27.36) 9:11.33 (27.19)
\n 9:38.69 (27.36) 10:05.80 (27.11) 10:33.16 (27.36) 11:00.62 (27.46)
\n 11:27.83 (27.21) 11:55.02 (27.19) 12:22.39 (27.37) 12:49.89 (27.50)
\n 13:17.51 (27.62) 13:44.50 (26.99) 14:10.73 (26.23) 14:36.67 (25.94)
\n 15:01.80 (25.13)
\n 2 Phillips, Shaun STAN 15:02.32 NCAA 17
\n 25.28 52.88 (27.60) 1:20.76 (27.88) 1:48.88 (28.12)
\n 2:16.82 (27.94) 2:44.58 (27.76) 3:12.64 (28.06) 3:40.40 (27.76)
\n 4:08.26 (27.86) 4:35.98 (27.72) 5:03.74 (27.76) 5:31.40 (27.66)
\n 5:59.03 (27.63) 6:26.55 (27.52) 6:54.04 (27.49) 7:21.26 (27.22)
\n 7:48.46 (27.20) 8:15.89 (27.43) 8:43.41 (27.52) 9:10.75 (27.34)
\n 9:37.83 (27.08) 10:05.02 (27.19) 10:32.27 (27.25) 10:59.52 (27.25)
\n 11:27.06 (27.54) 11:54.61 (27.55) 12:21.89 (27.28) 12:49.45 (27.56)
\n 13:16.75 (27.30) 13:43.31 (26.56) 14:10.50 (27.19) 14:37.37 (26.87)
\n 15:02.32 (24.95)
\n 3 Lysaught, Daniel CAL 15:11.16 CONS 16
\n 25.47 53.27 (27.80) 1:21.08 (27.81) 1:49.13 (28.05)
\n 2:17.29 (28.16) 2:45.39 (28.10) 3:13.49 (28.10) 3:41.47 (27.98)
\n 4:09.45 (27.98) 4:37.35 (27.90) 5:05.29 (27.94) 5:32.89 (27.60)
\n 6:00.79 (27.90) 6:28.61 (27.82) 6:56.33 (27.72) 7:24.10 (27.77)
\n 7:51.67 (27.57) 8:19.13 (27.46) 8:46.78 (27.65) 9:14.31 (27.53)
\n 9:41.73 (27.42) 10:09.26 (27.53) 10:36.76 (27.50) 11:04.15 (27.39)
\n 11:31.68 (27.53) 11:59.22 (27.54) 12:26.91 (27.69) 12:54.43 (27.52)
\n 13:22.16 (27.73) 13:49.94 (27.78) 14:17.37 (27.43) 14:44.72 (27.35)
\n 15:11.16 (26.44)
\n 4 McLean, Mike STAN 15:15.12 CONS 15
\n 24.41 50.75 (26.34) 1:17.46 (26.71) 1:44.30 (26.84)
\n 2:11.43 (27.13) 2:38.71 (27.28) 3:06.25 (27.54) 3:33.50 (27.25)
\n 4:01.07 (27.57) 4:28.81 (27.74) 4:56.59 (27.78) 5:24.32 (27.73)
\n 5:52.46 (28.14) 6:20.55 (28.09) 6:48.68 (28.13) 7:16.76 (28.08)
\n 7:44.91 (28.15) 8:12.93 (28.02) 8:41.12 (28.19) 9:09.08 (27.96)
\n 9:37.11 (28.03) 10:05.28 (28.17) 10:33.76 (28.48) 11:01.77 (28.01)
\n 11:30.29 (28.52) 11:58.70 (28.41) 12:27.39 (28.69) 12:55.57 (28.18)
\n 13:24.02 (28.45) 13:52.46 (28.44) 14:20.55 (28.09) 14:48.82 (28.27)
\n 15:15.12 (26.30)
\n 5 Kauffman, Mike USC 15:17.28 CONS 14
\n 25.28 53.01 (27.73) 1:21.06 (28.05) 1:48.95 (27.89)
\n 2:17.11 (28.16) 2:45.16 (28.05) 3:13.01 (27.85) 3:40.76 (27.75)
\n 4:08.53 (27.77) 4:36.05 (27.52) 5:03.65 (27.60) 5:31.26 (27.61)
\n 5:58.53 (27.27) 6:26.04 (27.51) 6:53.46 (27.42) 7:20.93 (27.47)
\n 7:48.47 (27.54) 8:15.95 (27.48) 8:43.47 (27.52) 9:11.13 (27.66)
\n 9:38.70 (27.57) 10:06.54 (27.84) 10:34.50 (27.96) 11:02.40 (27.90)
\n 11:30.49 (28.09) 11:58.57 (28.08) 12:26.81 (28.24) 12:55.29 (28.48)
\n 13:23.89 (28.60) 13:52.20 (28.31) 14:20.70 (28.50) 14:49.34 (28.64)
\n 15:17.28 (27.94)
\n 6 Lyssand, John SR WASH 15:22.64 CONS 13
\n 25.24 52.37 (27.13) 1:19.94 (27.57) 1:47.67 (27.73)
\n 2:15.48 (27.81) 2:43.44 (27.96) 3:11.31 (27.87) 3:39.31 (28.00)
\n 4:07.41 (28.10) 4:35.63 (28.22) 5:03.70 (28.07) 5:31.61 (27.91)
\n 5:59.72 (28.11) 6:27.68 (27.96) 6:55.94 (28.26) 7:23.78 (27.84)
\n 7:51.91 (28.13) 8:19.98 (28.07) 8:48.16 (28.18) 9:16.43 (28.27)
\n 9:44.79 (28.36) 10:12.96 (28.17) 10:41.21 (28.25) 11:09.63 (28.42)
\n 11:37.90 (28.27) 12:06.02 (28.12) 12:34.31 (28.29) 13:02.62 (28.31)
\n 13:30.73 (28.11) 13:59.13 (28.40) 14:27.53 (28.40) 14:55.56 (28.03)
\n 15:22.64 (27.08)
\n 7 Grant, Andy STAN 15:23.37 CONS 12
\n 25.75 53.35 (27.60) 1:21.20 (27.85) 1:49.78 (28.58)
\n 2:17.63 (27.85) 2:45.51 (27.88) 3:13.42 (27.91) 3:41.54 (28.12)
\n 4:09.57 (28.03) 4:37.98 (28.41) 5:05.90 (27.92) 5:33.42 (27.52)
\n 6:01.19 (27.77) 6:29.23 (28.04) 6:57.46 (28.23) 7:25.66 (28.20)
\n 7:54.08 (28.42) 8:22.41 (28.33) 8:50.51 (28.10) 9:18.77 (28.26)
\n 9:46.93 (28.16) 10:15.44 (28.51) 10:44.26 (28.82) 11:13.17 (28.91)
\n 11:42.16 (28.99) 12:10.26 (28.10) 12:38.31 (28.05) 13:07.26 (28.95)
\n 13:35.71 (28.45) 14:03.88 (28.17) 14:31.74 (27.86) 14:59.08 (27.34)
\n 15:23.37 (24.29)
\n 8 Deberry, Tyler ARIZ 15:23.42 CONS 11
\n 25.42 53.24 (27.82) 1:21.24 (28.00) 1:49.29 (28.05)
\n 2:17.34 (28.05) 2:45.27 (27.93) 3:13.36 (28.09) 3:41.51 (28.15)
\n 4:09.33 (27.82) 4:37.20 (27.87) 5:04.31 (27.11) 5:31.90 (27.59)
\n 5:59.68 (27.78) 6:27.51 (27.83) 6:55.29 (27.78) 7:22.96 (27.67)
\n 7:51.08 (28.12) 8:19.10 (28.02) 8:46.84 (27.74) 9:14.67 (27.83)
\n 9:42.65 (27.98) 10:11.07 (28.42) 10:39.91 (28.84) 11:08.41 (28.50)
\n 11:37.00 (28.59) 12:05.53 (28.53) 12:33.91 (28.38) 13:02.64 (28.73)
\n 13:31.27 (28.63) 13:59.98 (28.71) 14:28.78 (28.80) 14:57.14 (28.36)
\n 15:23.42 (26.28)
\n 9 Storie, Tyler USC 15:28.59 CONS 9
\n 25.23 52.54 (27.31) 1:19.90 (27.36) 1:47.46 (27.56)
\n 2:15.04 (27.58) 2:42.67 (27.63) 3:10.16 (27.49) 3:37.73 (27.57)
\n 4:05.81 (28.08) 4:33.57 (27.76) 5:01.10 (27.53) 5:28.84 (27.74)
\n 5:56.75 (27.91) 6:24.94 (28.19) 6:52.91 (27.97) 7:20.99 (28.08)
\n 7:49.48 (28.49) 8:17.81 (28.33) 8:46.26 (28.45) 9:14.99 (28.73)
\n 9:43.73 (28.74) 10:12.46 (28.73) 10:41.08 (28.62) 11:10.05 (28.97)
\n 11:39.01 (28.96) 12:08.11 (29.10) 12:37.12 (29.01) 13:06.10 (28.98)
\n 13:35.03 (28.93) 14:03.81 (28.78) 14:32.49 (28.68) 15:00.99 (28.50)
\n 15:28.59 (27.60)
\n 10 Oriwol, Tobias STAN 15:37.08 7
\n 24.96 53.01 (28.05) 1:20.76 (27.75) 1:48.93 (28.17)
\n 2:17.19 (28.26) 2:45.08 (27.89) 3:13.02 (27.94) 3:41.16 (28.14)
\n 4:08.85 (27.69) 4:36.60 (27.75) 5:04.14 (27.54) 5:32.08 (27.94)
\n 5:59.93 (27.85) 6:28.47 (28.54) 6:56.76 (28.29) 7:24.94 (28.18)
\n 7:53.45 (28.51) 8:21.95 (28.50) 8:50.83 (28.88) 9:19.80 (28.97)
\n 9:48.57 (28.77) 10:17.81 (29.24) 10:46.82 (29.01) 11:15.79 (28.97)
\n 11:44.67 (28.88) 12:13.66 (28.99) 12:43.05 (29.39) 13:12.10 (29.05)
\n 13:41.10 (29.00) 14:10.61 (29.51) 14:39.73 (29.12) 15:08.93 (29.20)
\n 15:37.08 (28.15)
\n 11 Fahey, Paul USC 15:42.54 6
\n 25.14 52.13 (26.99) 1:19.52 (27.39) 1:47.15 (27.63)
\n 2:14.86 (27.71) 2:42.10 (27.24) 3:09.57 (27.47) 3:37.34 (27.77)
\n 4:05.50 (28.16) 4:33.84 (28.34) 5:02.11 (28.27) 5:30.68 (28.57)
\n 5:59.46 (28.78) 6:28.49 (29.03) 6:57.29 (28.80) 7:26.48 (29.19)
\n 7:55.75 (29.27) 8:24.79 (29.04) 8:53.98 (29.19) 9:23.30 (29.32)
\n 9:52.54 (29.24) 10:22.23 (29.69) 10:51.83 (29.60) 11:21.36 (29.53)
\n 11:51.09 (29.73) 12:20.52 (29.43) 12:49.67 (29.15) 13:18.64 (28.97)
\n 13:47.89 (29.25) 14:17.01 (29.12) 14:46.14 (29.13) 15:14.79 (28.65)
\n 15:42.54 (27.75)
\n 12 Lean, Ryan CAL 15:44.90 5
\n 26.10 54.05 (27.95) 1:22.48 (28.43) 1:51.00 (28.52)
\n 2:19.65 (28.65) 2:48.25 (28.60) 3:16.97 (28.72) 3:45.51 (28.54)
\n 4:14.17 (28.66) 4:42.84 (28.67) 5:11.37 (28.53) 5:40.05 (28.68)
\n 6:08.64 (28.59) 6:37.26 (28.62) 7:06.06 (28.80) 7:34.73 (28.67)
\n 8:03.47 (28.74) 8:32.16 (28.69) 9:00.71 (28.55) 9:29.26 (28.55)
\n 9:58.09 (28.83) 10:26.91 (28.82) 10:55.77 (28.86) 11:24.58 (28.81)
\n 11:53.57 (28.99) 12:22.37 (28.80) 12:51.51 (29.14) 13:20.58 (29.07)
\n 13:49.62 (29.04) 14:18.61 (28.99) 14:47.72 (29.11) 15:16.63 (28.91)
\n 15:44.90 (28.27)
\n 13 Quinn, Kevin WASH 15:55.67 4
\n 25.83 53.88 (28.05) 1:22.21 (28.33) 1:50.76 (28.55)
\n 2:19.23 (28.47) 2:47.70 (28.47) 3:16.28 (28.58) 3:44.80 (28.52)
\n 4:13.26 (28.46) 4:41.92 (28.66) 5:10.64 (28.72) 5:39.57 (28.93)
\n 6:08.50 (28.93) 6:37.43 (28.93) 7:06.47 (29.04) 7:35.46 (28.99)
\n 8:04.54 (29.08) 8:33.83 (29.29) 9:03.05 (29.22) 9:32.43 (29.38)
\n 10:01.63 (29.20) 10:30.85 (29.22) 11:00.12 (29.27) 11:29.68 (29.56)
\n 11:59.13 (29.45) 12:28.63 (29.50) 12:58.16 (29.53) 13:27.78 (29.62)
\n 13:57.83 (30.05) 14:27.63 (29.80) 14:57.49 (29.86) 15:26.98 (29.49)
\n 15:55.67 (28.69)
\n 14 Peterson, Matt SR USC 16:07.55 3
\n 26.43 54.68 (28.25) 1:22.81 (28.13) 1:51.41 (28.60)
\n 2:20.18 (28.77) 2:49.19 (29.01) 3:18.43 (29.24) 3:47.50 (29.07)
\n 4:16.61 (29.11) 4:45.80 (29.19) 5:15.18 (29.38) 5:44.40 (29.22)
\n 6:13.85 (29.45) 6:43.50 (29.65) 7:13.17 (29.67) 7:42.67 (29.50)
\n 8:12.30 (29.63) 8:41.87 (29.57) 9:11.70 (29.83) 9:41.17 (29.47)
\n 10:10.55 (29.38) 10:40.30 (29.75) 11:09.87 (29.57) 11:39.74 (29.87)
\n 12:09.50 (29.76) 12:39.44 (29.94) 13:09.44 (30.00) 13:39.37 (29.93)
\n 14:09.15 (29.78) 14:39.11 (29.96) 15:09.07 (29.96) 15:38.77 (29.70)
\n 16:07.55 (28.78)
\n — DiIulio, Eric STAN XDQ
\n 24.85 51.64 (26.79) 1:18.80 (27.16) 1:45.71 (26.91)
\n 2:12.83 (27.12) 2:40.33 (27.50) 3:08.11 (27.78) 3:35.76 (27.65)
\n 4:03.47 (27.71) 4:30.48 (27.01) 5:13.42 (42.94) 5:45.20 (31.78)
\n 6:17.45 (32.25) 6:49.64 (32.19) 7:22.45 (32.81) 7:56.91 (34.46)
\n 8:31.16 (34.25) 9:06.71 (35.55) 9:36.16 (29.45) 10:04.20 (28.04)
\n 10:32.81 (28.61) 11:01.00 (28.19) 11:29.72 (28.72) 11:57.98 (28.26)
\n 12:26.72 (28.74) 12:55.17 (28.45) 13:23.74 (28.57) 13:52.13 (28.39)
\n 14:23.80 (31.67) 15:01.75 (37.95) 15:18.66 (16.91) <\/p>\n

Event 16 Men 200 Yard Backstroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 1:40.59 1997 Lenny Krazelburg, USC
\n Pac 10 Meet: * 1:40.59 1997 Lenny Krazelburg, USC
\n 1:44.02 NCAA
\n 1:47.14 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Rogan, Markus STAN 1:41.95 1:40.97* NCAA 20
\n 23.64 48.77 (25.13) 1:14.58 (25.81) 1:40.97 (26.39)
\n 2 Marshall, Peter STAN 1:43.65 1:41.71 NCAA 17
\n 23.30 48.98 (25.68) 1:15.35 (26.37) 1:41.71 (26.36)
\n 3 Sun, Hongzhe STAN 1:42.44 1:42.73 NCAA 16
\n 24.43 50.17 (25.74) 1:16.47 (26.30) 1:42.73 (26.26)
\n 4 Lim, Alex SR CAL 1:46.77 1:43.32 NCAA 15
\n 23.43 49.40 (25.97) 1:16.57 (27.17) 1:43.32 (26.75)
\n 5 Staley, Trent SR USC 1:45.12 1:43.44 NCAA 14
\n 24.50 50.68 (26.18) 1:17.45 (26.77) 1:43.44 (25.99)
\n 6 Natalizio, Jeff SR CAL 1:44.35 1:43.62 NCAA 13
\n 24.39 50.16 (25.77) 1:16.33 (26.17) 1:43.62 (27.29)
\n 7 Hussien, Ahmed ASU 1:46.12 1:46.38 CONS 12
\n 24.81 51.82 (27.01) 1:19.08 (27.26) 1:46.38 (27.30)
\n 8 Gibson, Chris CAL 1:47.06 1:47.13 CONS 11
\n 24.57 51.52 (26.95) 1:19.76 (28.24) 1:47.13 (27.37)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Bodrogi, Viktor USC 1:47.65 1:44.93 CONS 9
\n 24.09 50.48 (26.39) 1:17.91 (27.43) 1:44.93 (27.02)
\n 10 Rothman, Nate ARIZ 1:47.92 1:47.41 7
\n 25.52 52.45 (26.93) 1:19.76 (27.31) 1:47.41 (27.65)
\n 11 Rahaeuser, Evan ASU 1:48.92 1:48.36 6
\n 25.13 51.97 (26.84) 1:19.94 (27.97) 1:48.36 (28.42)
\n 12 Bezerra, Diogo WASH 1:48.42 1:49.27 5
\n 25.70 53.06 (27.36) 1:21.48 (28.42) 1:49.27 (27.79)
\n 13 Wolfe, Jim WASH 1:51.38 1:50.65 4
\n 26.33 54.27 (27.94) 1:22.73 (28.46) 1:50.65 (27.92)
\n 14 Blusiewicz, A.J. ASU 1:50.22 1:50.93 3
\n 25.59 52.99 (27.40) 1:21.67 (28.68) 1:50.93 (29.26)
\n 15 Taylor, Denton ARIZ 1:51.84 1:52.59 2
\n 25.75 54.04 (28.29) 1:23.32 (29.28) 1:52.59 (29.27)
\n 16 Bray, Brendon SR WASH 1:51.22 1:53.08 1
\n 26.31 54.41 (28.10) 1:23.68 (29.27) 1:53.08 (29.40)
\nBonus Consol Finals
\n 17 Hardesty, Kurt WASH 1:52.13 1:52.36
\n 25.97 54.50 (28.53) 1:23.54 (29.04) 1:52.36 (28.82)
\n 18 Horton, Kyle ASU 1:53.06 1:53.22
\n 26.34 54.52 (28.18) 1:23.63 (29.11) 1:53.22 (29.59)
\n 19 Barclift, Cameron WASH 1:56.54 1:56.82
\n 27.50 56.77 (29.27) 1:26.85 (30.08) 1:56.82 (29.97)<\/p>\n

Event 17 Men 100 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 41.62 2002 Anthony Ervin, CAL
\n Pac 10 Meet: * 42.21 2001 Anthony Ervin, CAL
\n 43.53 NCAA
\n 44.83 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Draganja, Duje CAL 42.92 41.96** NCAA 20
\n 20.06 41.96 (21.90)
\n 2 Brunelli, Nick ASU 43.31 43.12 NCAA 17
\n 20.57 43.12 (22.55)
\n 3 Gimbutis, Rolandas CAL 42.85 43.26 NCAA 16
\n 20.39 43.26 (22.87)
\n 4 Ferns, Lyndon ARIZ 44.01 43.67 CONS 15
\n 20.86 43.67 (22.81)
\n 5 Tilly, Jonas CAL 43.65 43.69 CONS 14
\n 20.89 43.69 (22.80)
\n 6 O'Bryan, Bobby STAN 43.98 43.98 CONS 13
\n 20.60 43.98 (23.38)
\n 7 Schnell, Andrew STAN 44.06 44.04 CONS 12
\n 21.09 44.04 (22.95)
\n 8 Wildman-Tobriner, STAN 43.65 44.35 CONS 11
\n 20.98 44.35 (23.37)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Cavic, Milorad CAL 44.11 43.00 NCAA 9
\n 20.30 43.00 (22.70)
\n 10 LaFleur, Eric ARIZ 44.27 43.66 CONS 7
\n 20.93 43.66 (22.73)
\n 11 Ransenberg, Scott STAN 44.64 44.23 CONS 6
\n 21.13 44.23 (23.10)
\n 12 Gueraldi, Renato SR CAL 44.44 44.36 CONS 5
\n 21.29 44.36 (23.07)
\n 13 Burnett, Simon ARIZ 44.38 44.59 CONS 4
\n 21.48 44.59 (23.11)
\n 14 Rose, Derek SR WASH 44.35 44.68 CONS 3
\n 21.29 44.68 (23.39)
\n 15 Barrett, Jeff ASU 44.89 44.79 CONS 2
\n 21.84 44.79 (22.95)
\n 16 Jeffers, Byron ARIZ 44.37 45.24 1
\n 21.71 45.24 (23.53)
\nBonus Consol Finals
\n 17 Ritter, Adam ARIZ 45.09 45.05
\n 21.67 45.05 (23.38)
\n 18 Sussex, Sean USC 45.40 45.23
\n 21.56 45.23 (23.67)
\n 19 Crowder, Richie ASU 45.39 45.77
\n 21.75 45.77 (24.02)
\n 20 Wallace, Wiley ASU 45.76 45.78
\n 21.99 45.78 (23.79)
\n 21 Fleming, Pat ASU 45.52 46.04
\n 21.60 46.04 (24.44)
\n 22 Ferguson, Zach ARIZ 46.00 46.45
\n 22.23 46.45 (24.22)
\n 23 Hickman, Tom ASU 46.03 46.78
\n 22.18 46.78 (24.60)
\n — Adrian, Justin SR WASH 45.07 DQ <\/p>\n

Event 18 Men 200 Yard Breaststroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 1:54.81 2002 Michael Bruce, STANFORD
\n Pac 10 Meet: * 1:55.70 2003 Michael Bruce, STANFORD
\n 1:57.35 NCAA
\n 2:00.87 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Davis, Phil SR WASH 1:57.21 1:54.45** NCAA 20
\n 25.85 54.54 (28.69) 1:23.88 (29.34) 1:54.45 (30.57)
\n 2 Barbosa, Henrique CAL 1:57.05 1:55.16*NCAA 17
\n 26.05 55.59 (29.54) 1:25.15 (29.56) 1:55.16 (30.01)
\n 3 Bruce, Michael STAN 1:57.55 1:56.57 NCAA 16
\n 26.08 55.48 (29.40) 1:25.69 (30.21) 1:56.57 (30.88)
\n 4 Rowe, Caleb CAL 1:57.41 1:57.46 CONS 15
\n 26.98 57.09 (30.11) 1:26.97 (29.88) 1:57.46 (30.49)
\n 5 Owen, Greg ARIZ 1:58.50 1:57.78 CONS 14
\n 26.89 56.64 (29.75) 1:27.39 (30.75) 1:57.78 (30.39)
\n 6 Ekhoff, Luke SR WASH 1:58.70 1:58.19 CONS 13
\n 26.81 56.10 (29.29) 1:26.62 (30.52) 1:58.19 (31.57)
\n 7 Marshall, Gary STAN 1:57.72 1:58.31 CONS 12
\n 26.80 56.45 (29.65) 1:26.95 (30.50) 1:58.31 (31.36)
\n 8 Stevens, Nate ARIZ 1:58.42 2:00.37 CONS 11
\n 27.26 57.42 (30.16) 1:28.84 (31.42) 2:00.37 (31.53)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Brown, Thomas STAN 1:59.33 1:59.38 CONS 9
\n 27.42 57.74 (30.32) 1:28.41 (30.67) 1:59.38 (30.97)
\n 10 Martins, Leonardo ASU 2:01.26 1:59.48 CONS 7
\n 27.24 57.15 (29.91) 1:27.57 (30.42) 1:59.48 (31.91)
\n 11 Lentz, Graham CAL 2:00.62 1:59.92 CONS 6
\n 27.39 57.47 (30.08) 1:28.40 (30.93) 1:59.92 (31.52)
\n 12 Newman, Keenan STAN 2:00.77 1:59.99 CONS 5
\n 27.44 57.98 (30.54) 1:29.05 (31.07) 1:59.99 (30.94)
\n 13 Clements, Joey ASU 1:59.66 2:00.48 CONS 4
\n 27.44 57.75 (30.31) 1:29.03 (31.28) 2:00.48 (31.45)
\n 14 Molina, Miguel CAL 2:01.34 2:01.02 3
\n 27.50 57.84 (30.34) 1:28.86 (31.02) 2:01.02 (32.16)
\n 15 Youm, Joon USC 2:03.06 2:02.28 2
\n 27.71 58.30 (30.59) 1:29.92 (31.62) 2:02.28 (32.36)
\n 16 Macdonald, Russell ASU 2:03.56 2:04.55 1
\n 26.95 57.10 (30.15) 1:29.71 (32.61) 2:04.55 (34.84)
\nBonus Consol Finals
\n 17 Rollins, Dave ARIZ 2:04.24 2:00.55 CONS
\n 26.51 56.85 (30.34) 1:28.27 (31.42) 2:00.55 (32.28)
\n 18 Follmer, Doug ARIZ 2:04.08 2:03.68
\n 28.07 59.44 (31.37) 1:31.33 (31.89) 2:03.68 (32.35)
\n 19 Monson, Chris SR WASH 2:06.58 2:04.80
\n 27.54 58.78 (31.24) 1:31.92 (33.14) 2:04.80 (32.88)
\n 20 Nitz, Jesse SR WASH 2:08.41 2:04.95
\n 27.90 58.92 (31.02) 1:31.56 (32.64) 2:04.95 (33.39)
\n 21 Yung, Cejih WASH 2:11.79 2:11.13
\n 30.39 1:03.22 (32.83) 1:36.57 (33.35) 2:11.13 (34.56)
\n 22 McCallister, Hunte WASH 2:12.36 2:12.67
\n 29.39 1:02.61 (33.22) 1:37.63 (35.02) 2:12.67 (35.04)
\n 23 Kastl, Ryan WASH 2:09.52 2:20.19
\n 27.32 58.81 (31.49) 1:42.05 (43.24) 2:20.19 (38.14)
\n — Ward, Emerson ASU 2:04.88 DQ <\/p>\n

Event 19 Men 200 Yard Butterfly
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 1:42.60 1987 Pablo Morales, STANFORD
\n Pac 10 Meet: * 1:43.34 2000 Adam Messner, STANFORD
\n 1:44.93 NCAA
\n 1:48.07 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Cramer, Jayme STAN 1:44.90 1:43.87 NCAA 20
\n 23.84 50.36 (26.52) 1:16.87 (26.51) 1:43.87 (27.00)
\n 2 Veloz, Juan ARIZ 1:45.67 1:44.37 NCAA 17
\n 23.99 50.80 (26.81) 1:17.27 (26.47) 1:44.37 (27.10)
\n 3 McDonald, Matt STAN 1:46.09 1:44.92 NCAA 16
\n 23.39 50.12 (26.73) 1:17.21 (27.09) 1:44.92 (27.71)
\n 4 Kolozar, David ASU 1:46.68 1:45.75 CONS 15
\n 23.33 50.02 (26.69) 1:17.45 (27.43) 1:45.75 (28.30)
\n 5 Trupin, Dan STAN 1:48.37 1:47.20 CONS 14
\n 23.84 51.26 (27.42) 1:19.19 (27.93) 1:47.20 (28.01)
\n 6 O'Neil, Patrick CAL 1:46.11 1:47.22 CONS 13
\n 24.67 51.61 (26.94) 1:19.02 (27.41) 1:47.22 (28.20)
\n 7 Stephens, Mark STAN 1:48.24 1:48.47 12
\n 23.94 51.20 (27.26) 1:19.54 (28.34) 1:48.47 (28.93)
\n 8 Rehrmann, Steve CAL 1:48.36 1:48.93 11
\n 24.34 51.59 (27.25) 1:19.98 (28.39) 1:48.93 (28.95)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Dorr, John CAL 1:48.63 1:48.39 9
\n 24.49 52.29 (27.80) 1:20.33 (28.04) 1:48.39 (28.06)
\n 10 McDonald, Steve ASU 1:49.76 1:48.95 7
\n 24.42 52.24 (27.82) 1:20.08 (27.84) 1:48.95 (28.87)
\n 11 Donaldson, Ryan USC 1:50.12 1:50.41 6
\n 25.00 52.93 (27.93) 1:21.44 (28.51) 1:50.41 (28.97)
\n 12 Masson, Sam USC 1:49.56 1:51.35 5
\n 24.60 53.16 (28.56) 1:21.84 (28.68) 1:51.35 (29.51)
\n 13 Holdridge, Alex CAL 1:51.76 1:51.77 4
\n 24.66 52.36 (27.70) 1:21.48 (29.12) 1:51.77 (30.29)
\n 14 Meconis, Brett ASU 1:52.31 1:51.84 3
\n 25.05 53.76 (28.71) 1:22.73 (28.97) 1:51.84 (29.11)
\n 15 Shaw, Jon ASU 1:52.89 1:52.01 2
\n 25.20 54.17 (28.97) 1:22.88 (28.71) 1:52.01 (29.13)
\n 16 Hall, Connor USC 1:51.57 1:53.06 1
\n 24.98 53.19 (28.21) 1:22.61 (29.42) 1:53.06 (30.45)
\nBonus Consol Finals
\n 17 Gillis, Craig WASH 1:55.63 1:55.23
\n 24.79 53.47 (28.68) 1:23.72 (30.25) 1:55.23 (31.51)<\/p>\n

Event 20 Men Platform Diving
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 837.95 1999 Justin Dumais, USC
\n Pac 10 Meet: * 823.95 1999 Justin Dumais, USC
\n Name Year School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Hilde, Michael USC 513.00 20
\n 2 Vincent, Ray USC 470.50 17
\n 3 Gagnet, Louie CAL 469.50 16
\n 4 Anderson, Josh ARIZ 450.85 15
\n 5 Jenkins, Kenneth USC 441.60 14
\n 6 Blukis, Gordon ASU 414.85 13
\n 7 McLean, Kevin STAN 411.15 12
\n 8 McCrummen, Thomas ASU J403.80 11
\n 9 Fonner, Jesse STAN J409.00 9
\n 10 Vollelunga, Alex ARIZ 402.95 7
\n 11 Puhakka, Joona ASU 398.25 6
\n 12 Dean, Nathaniel CAL 370.75 5
\n 13 Aderholt, J.J. ARIZ 362.95 4
\n 14 Quinn, Robert SR CAL 353.10 3
\n 15 Collier, John ARIZ 313.65 2
\n 16 Slender, Charles CAL 292.25 1
\n 17 Bingham, Brant ASU 271.15 <\/p>\n

Event 21 Men 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 2:48.99 2003 CAL, CAL
\n Draganja, Cavic, Bruckhart, Ervin
\n Pac 10 Meet: * 2:49.85 2000 CAL, CAL
\n Macedo, Greenwood, Ervin, Kizierowski
\n 2:55.06 NCAA
\n 3:00.31 CONS
\n School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Univ of California Berkeley 'A' 2:52.75 NCAA 40
\n 1) Gimbutis, Rolandas 2) Tilly, Jonas
\n 3) Cavic, Milorad 4) Draganja, Duje
\n 20.98 43.58 (43.58) 1:03.98 (20.40) 1:26.60 (43.02)
\n 1:46.65 (20.05) 2:09.72 (43.12) 2:30.20 (20.48) 2:52.75 (43.03)
\n 2 University of Arizona 'A' 2:53.39 NCAA 34
\n 1) Ferns, Lyndon 2) LaFleur, Eric
\n 3) Jeffers, Byron 4) Burnett, Simon
\n 20.73 43.57 (43.57) 1:03.57 (20.00) 1:26.26 (42.69)
\n 1:47.02 (20.76) 2:10.27 (44.01) 2:30.43 (20.16) 2:53.39 (43.12)
\n 3 Stanford University 'A' 2:53.62 NCAA 32
\n 1) Wildman-Tobriner, Ben 2) Marshall, Peter
\n 3) O'Bryan, Bobby 4) Schnell, Andrew
\n 20.91 44.17 (44.17) 1:04.27 (20.10) 1:27.63 (43.46)
\n 1:47.52 (19.89) 2:10.29 (42.66) 2:30.67 (20.38) 2:53.62 (43.33)
\n 4 University of Washington 'A' 2:58.15 CONS 30
\n 1) Adrian, Justin SR 2) Rose, Derek SR
\n 3) Wolfe, Jim 4) Ekhoff, Luke SR
\n 21.41 44.59 (44.59) 1:05.67 (21.08) 1:28.66 (44.07)
\n 1:50.05 (21.39) 2:13.31 (44.65) 2:34.46 (21.15) 2:58.15 (44.84)
\n 5 Arizona State University 'A' 2:58.70 CONS 28
\n 1) Brunelli, Nick 2) Barrett, Jeff
\n 3) Wallace, Wiley 4) Hussien, Ahmed
\n 20.97 43.45 (43.45) 1:04.75 (21.30) 1:28.05 (44.60)
\n 1:49.40 (21.35) 2:13.39 (45.34) 2:34.97 (21.58) 2:58.70 (45.31)
\n 6 Univ of Southern California 'A' 3:00.77 26
\n 1) Sussex, Sean 2) Mellouli, Ous
\n 3) Bodrogi, Viktor 4) Staley, Trent SR
\n 21.38 45.42 (45.42) 1:06.70 (21.28) 1:30.14 (44.72)
\n 1:51.61 (21.47) 2:15.97 (45.83) 2:37.15 (21.18) 3:00.77 (44.80)
\n — Stanford University 'B' X3:00.76
\n 1) Rogan, Markus 2) Ransenberg, Scott
\n 3) Brown, Thomas 4) Newman, Keenan
\n 21.83 45.61 (45.61) 1:06.33 (20.72) 1:29.69 (44.08)
\n 1:51.37 (21.68) 2:15.61 (45.92) 2:37.13 (21.52) 3:00.76 (45.15)
\n — University of Arizona 'B' X3:01.28
\n 1) Ritter, Adam 2) Rollins, Dave
\n 3) Deberry, Tyler 4) Taylor, Denton
\n 21.49 44.74 (44.74) 1:05.96 (21.22) 1:29.40 (44.66)
\n 1:51.21 (21.81) 2:14.94 (45.54) 2:37.16 (22.22) 3:01.28 (46.34)
\n — Univ of Southern California 'B' X3:08.38
\n 1) Panos, Tyler 2) Masson, Sam
\n 3) Donaldson, Ryan 4) Kauffman, Mike
\n 21.85 45.87 (45.87) 1:09.01 (23.14) 1:34.18 (48.31)
\n 1:56.35 (22.17) 2:20.73 (46.55) 2:43.63 (22.90) 3:08.38 (47.65)
\n — University of Washington 'B' X3:09.50
\n 1) Bezerra, Diogo 2) Lee, Justin
\n 3) MacMillan, Alex 4) Hardesty, Kurt
\n 22.62 47.35 (47.35) 1:09.62 (22.27) 1:34.76 (47.41)
\n 1:57.27 (22.51) 2:22.12 (47.36) 2:44.32 (22.20) 3:09.50 (47.38)
\n — Univ of California Berkeley 'B' XDQ
\n 1) Lane, Evan 2)
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