{"id":7034,"date":"2004-03-21T22:10:32","date_gmt":"2004-03-22T03:10:32","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/03\/kenyon-completes-its-drive-for-25-with-victory-in-the-mens-ncaa-div-iii-championships\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:45:18","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:45:18","slug":"kenyon-completes-its-drive-for-25-with-victory-in-the-mens-ncaa-div-iii-championships","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/kenyon-completes-its-drive-for-25-with-victory-in-the-mens-ncaa-div-iii-championships\/","title":{"rendered":"Kenyon Completes Its “Drive for 25,” with Victory in the Men’s NCAA Div. III Championships"},"content":{"rendered":"

ST. PETERS, MO., March 20. YOU were perhaps expecting someone else to win?<\/p>\n

Maybe you thought Emory would have no trouble making up its 200-point deficit on Day 3 or that Carnegie-Mellon would enlist the services of Anthony Ervin, Michael Phelps and Aaron Peirsol while sweeping to victory?<\/p>\n

Hey, wake up! We're talking about mighty Kenyon here, not Stanford's men's basketball team or even Gonzaga's! <\/p>\n

This is the school that had won 24-consecutive men's NCAA Davison III swimming and diving championships going into tonight's finals and was on a "drive for 25." Think they're going to go in the tank (literally) for anyone?<\/p>\n

Not a chance.<\/p>\n

Following on the heels of their women's team championship here last weekend, Coach Jim Steen's Kenyon Lords won their 25th-straight title here at Principia College's Rec-Plex, with a resounding 678.5 – 446 triumph over Emory. Coach Dave Belovich's surprising Carnegie-Mellon "Robber Barons" (307) were third. It was CMU's highest placing in the meet's 30-year history.<\/p>\n

Steen's 25th-straight men's title is the longest such streak in any sport in any division in NCAA\/collegiate history. However, it's NOT the most crowns by any school in any single sport. Just swimming. <\/p>\n

The overall champ is Oklahoma State, which earlier tonight won the Cowboys' 32nd NCAA Div. 1 wrestling championship (but not in succession of course). Kenyon has also won 20 of the last 21 women's titles, including the last three-straight.<\/p>\n

St. Peters has been very good to Kenyon. The Lords won the last time the championship was here ('98), scoring the second-highest point-total in history (726) to runner-up U Cal San Diego's 395. The most points scored is 756.5 by Kenyon last season in its win over Johns Hopkins. This year's winning score is fourth-highest and, not surprisingly, Kenyon has numbers 1 (756.5, in 2003), 2 (726 in 1998) and 3 (687, in 1995).<\/p>\n

Carnegie-Mellon had an excellent meet, with senior Brian McCarthy winning the 400 IM in a Div. III record 3:53.99, snapping Whitworth's Kevin Wang's two-year win streak; and teammate Chris Pearson winning the 200 free (CMU record 1:37.70) and splashing to a runner-up finish tonight in the 200 fly (1:49.10). McCarthy also won the 200 IM two seasons ago but Pearson's win was his initial title and the school's fourth overall.<\/p>\n

* * * * *<\/p>\n

Kenyon had a trio of winners on the final day of racing to complement its 400 freestyle relay victory in the second-fastest time on record (2:58.13). The Lords hold the divisional standard with their 2:57.98 from six years ago.<\/p>\n

Lord junior Elliott Rushton, already a double gold-medalist (500 free, leadoff leg of 800 free relay), stroked to a Kenyon- and meet-record 15:21.69 win in the 1650, his second-consecutive mile triumph. He just missed Hopkins' Scott Armstrong's Div. III record of 15:20.62 from a meet at the Naval Academy in December of '02. Rushton will be back next season to try and accomplish two goals: 1) three-peat; and 2) become the first non-Div. I swimmer ever under 15:00.0.<\/p>\n

(As mentioned in the first day's report, Elliott's brother, Tom, also a Kenyon All-America, is the only swimmer to win the 500 free four-consecutive years ['98-'01] He also won back-to-back 400 IMs ('99-'00) while Elliott was third in that event.)<\/p>\n

Since 1991, Kenyon has "owned" the mile, winning every year. Prior to Rushton's latest double, Mike Boromo three-peated from '00 to '02. The Lords had another three-peater in Torsen Seifert but his was not consecutive as he won in '95-'96 and again in '98. Hopkins' Tim Collins ('78-'80) and St. Olaf's Kevin Casson ('87-'89) are the other consecutive triplers.<\/p>\n

Next was the 200 back, where Emory junior Chris Halstad stopped Kenyon's Leonardo Monteiro's win streak at two with his 1:48.13-1:48.48 win. Halstad, fifth in the 100 back, swam an Emory record for the victory. His win also halted Kenyon\u2019s five-year stronghold on the top spot. Estevao Avila three-peated from '99 through '01 before handing over the reins to Monteiro. The latter set a Div. III record (1:47.21) two seasons ago and won last year in 1:48.51.<\/p>\n

Now it was time for Kenyon senior Marc Courtney-Brooks, double-defending 100 free champ and a winner opening night in the 200 IM, to try for his three-peat. Forty-four point twenty-three seconds later he had it, a pr and third-quickest Div. III 100 on record. Only former Lord sprint king Jim Born (43.96 in '86) and Denison's Aaron Cole (44.21 in 2000) are faster. Born has the divisional-record with his 43.48 from a an invitational at Eastern Michigan in December of '85.<\/p>\n

Courtney-Brooks also anchored the winning 400 free relay team and swam on two other winning relays, the 400 medley and 800 free. He finishes his brilliant career with 21 overall titles and his loss represents such a serious void for next year that Steen is thinking about having him cloned! <\/p>\n

Second was Kenyon's Thomas Ashby (45.77). Mt. Union's Eddis Singleton, 50 free champ, was fourth. Singleton's two-lap win made him a three-peater too, having won titles in '01 and '03. His Mt. Union record (20.07 from last season) is the division\u2019s third-fastest winning time behind Kenyon's Ken Heis' 19.94 and Cole's 20.06. Cole ranks as the No. 1 50 freestyler overall with his 19.90 leadoff leg on Denison's 200 free relay from the '99 Championships at Minneapolis.<\/p>\n

(Interestingly, Denison's coach is Greg Parini, who won two 50 and one 100 free titles in '80-'81 for Kenyon. He also was a member of the Lords' first two NCAA championship squads. His women's team halted Kenyon's 17-year championship win streak in '01.) <\/p>\n

* * * * *<\/p>\n

In the 200 breast, Amherst senior captain Mike Pohorylo scored his second victory with a pr and Amherst-record 2:00.97. He won the 100 with a pr 56.20. Kenyon rookie Joseph Gosselar made the winner work, clocking a pr 2:01.97 for runner-up; and teammate Davis Zairns, consols final 100 champ, was likewise No. 1 in the 200 consols.<\/p>\n

Pohorylo's time is fourth on the all-time performances' list (second performer). Hope's Joshua Boss, the race's only four-peater ('99-'02), has the fastest other times — a record 1:58.90 from '01, 1:59.38 the following season and 2:00.53 his "rookie" year ['99]. <\/p>\n

The final individual race was the 200 fly, where 100 champ Andrejs Duda was going for win No. 2 and a repeat of his triumph last season. He didn't disappoint either, taking home the gold with Carnegie Mellon's Person second.<\/p>\n

Springfield's Mike Smith (488.15) won the 3-meter springboard competition over Merchant Marine's Joel Meyer(480.10) although the latter was named Diver of the Year. He won the 1-meter board.<\/p>\n

The concluding 400 free relay saw Duda give Kenyon clean water with his fastest opening leg of 44.97 and the Lords raced to a swift 2:58.13 clocking, just off their record 2:57.98 from six years prior. The win gave Kenyon its third-consecutive relay sweep and their 10th-straight 400 free relay triumph. The Lords are the only Div. III school under 3:00.0,the only one under 3:20.0 in the 400 medley, the only one under 1:20.0 in the 200 free, the only sub 6:40.0 in the 800 free and (need we say it?) under 1:30.0 in the 200 medley.<\/p>\n

In the latter race, since its introduction in '88, Kenyon has won every year except '90 (UCSD) and again five years later when Hope took the victory. Its record is 1:28.75 from '01. Had it not been for Denison winning the 200 free relay four years ago, Kenyon's relay streak would extend that far back too.<\/p>\n

30TH NCAA DIVISION III MEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS<\/p>\n

REC-PLEX<\/p>\n

PRINCIPIA COLLEGE<\/p>\n

ST. PETERS, MO<\/p>\n

MARCH 20, 2004<\/p>\n

25 YD. POOL<\/p>\n

** NCAA Div. III Meet-Record <\/p>\n

FINALTEAM SANDINGS<\/p>\n

1) KENYON 678.5 28) BOWDOIN 27
\n 2) EMORY 446 29) ROWAN 25
\n 3) CARNEGIE MELLON 307 30) BRANDEIS 23
\n 4) DENISON 246 30) C-M-S 23
\n 5) JOHNS HOPKINS 229.5 32) CHICAGO 22
\n 6) WILLIAMS 191 33) GRINNELL 20
\n 7) AMHERST 185 34) ALFRED 18
\n 8) WHEATON (IL) 141 35) ITHACA 17
\n 9) GUSTAVUS 119.5 35) R.I.T. 17
\n10) WASHINGTON UNIV 102 37) NYU 16
\n11) KALAMAZOO 96 37) WITTENBERG 16
\n11) WHITWORTH 96 39) ALLEGHENY 15
\n13) UW STEVENS POINT 87 40) CALVIN 14
\n14) TCNJ 79 40) BATES 14
\n15) HAMILTON 76 42) ALBION 10
\n16) HOPE 75 43) ST. JOHN'S 9.5
\n17) SPRINGFIELD 52 44) HARTWICK 9
\n18) UW OSHKOSH 47 45) WESLEYAN 6
\n19) USMMA 37 46) R.P.I. 5
\n20) MOUNT UNION 35 46) CASE WESTERN 5
\n21) WASHINGTON & LEE 34 48) UNION 4
\n22) NORTH CENTRAL 32 48) MIDDLEBURY 4
\n23) UW LACROSSE 31 48) SEWANEE 4
\n23) ST. OLAF 31 48) TUFTS 4
\n25) M.I.T. 30 52) CARTHAGE 2
\n26) REDLANDS 29 53) LORAS 1
\n27) MILLIKIN 28<\/p>\n

Individual Awards Winners:<\/p>\n

Swimmer of the Year: Marc Courtney-Brooks, Kenyon (third straight year to win the award)<\/p>\n

Swimming Coach of the Year Dave Belovich, Carnegie-Mellon<\/p>\n

Diver of the Year Joel Meyer, USMMA <\/p>\n

Diving Coach of the Year Kevin Ryan, USMMA <\/p>\n

RESULTS (Day 3)<\/p>\n

EVENT: 14 MEN's 1650 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD 15:20.62 SCOTT ARMSTRONG JOHNS HOPKINS 12\/7\/02
\nMEET RECORD 15:25.73 MICHAEL BONOMO KENYON 3\/23\/02
\nQUALIFYING FOR EVENT 16:09.47<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

RANK NAME YEAR TEAM TIME<\/p>\n

1) RUSHTON, ELLIOT JR KENYON 15:21.69 **
\n :25.06 :52.31 1:20.21 1:48.36 2:16.36 2:44.67
\n 3:12.93 3:41.15 4:09.21 4:37.51 5:05.78 5:33.83
\n 6:02.21 6:30.42 6:58.72 7:26.63 7:54.95 8:23.01
\n 8:50.87 9:18.66 9:46.77 10:15.18 10:42.96 11:10.87
\n 11:39.06 12:07.13 12:35.38 13:03.52 13:31.39 13:59.25
\n 14:27.15 14:54.87 15:21.69
\n ** MEET RECORD
\n 2) KINNETT, RICHARD SR EMORY 15:44.44
\n :25.73 :53.47 1:21.53 1:49.75 2:18.14 2:46.74
\n 3:15.62 3:44.44 4:13.29 4:42.33 5:10.95 5:39.72
\n 6:08.38 6:37.45 7:05.98 7:35.02 8:03.74 8:32.87
\n 9:01.33 9:30.20 9:59.09 10:27.85 10:56.65 11:25.78
\n 11:54.56 12:23.62 12:52.53 13:21.52 13:50.54 14:19.14
\n 14:48.31 15:16.78 15:44.44
\n 3) HAMILTON, TED FR EMORY 15:46.83
\n :25.87 :53.86 1:22.29 1:50.93 2:19.68 2:48.43
\n 3:17.26 3:46.09 4:14.97 4:43.75 5:12.42 5:41.23
\n 6:09.73 6:38.44 7:07.17 7:35.75 8:04.50 8:33.17
\n 9:01.97 9:30.68 9:59.57 10:28.39 10:57.16 11:26.18
\n 11:55.21 12:24.19 12:53.22 13:22.33 13:51.68 14:20.72
\n 14:49.69 15:18.77 15:46.83
\n 4) KILLGORE, LOREN SO WHITWORTH 15:48.30
\n :26.20 :55.06 1:24.11 1:53.33 2:22.57 2:51.54
\n 3:20.62 3:50.00 4:18.84 4:47.60 5:16.39 5:45.23
\n 6:13.96 6:42.85 7:11.36 7:40.33 8:09.40 8:38.21
\n 9:07.02 9:35.86 10:04.49 10:33.27 11:01.92 11:30.81
\n 11:59.63 12:28.17 12:57.01 13:25.71 13:54.61 14:23.42
\n 14:51.85 15:20.54 15:48.30
\n 5) WHITBECK, SCOTT SR KALAMAZOO 15:52.75
\n :25.99 :54.44 1:23.00 1:52.03 2:20.79 2:49.78
\n 3:18.82 3:47.80 4:16.82 4:45.95 5:14.86 5:44.20
\n 6:13.50 6:42.52 7:11.68 7:40.98 8:10.45 8:39.31
\n 9:08.54 9:37.94 10:07.00 10:36.04 11:05.19 11:34.27
\n 12:03.16 12:32.12 13:01.06 13:30.27 13:59.53 14:28.35
\n 14:57.00 15:25.54 15:52.75
\n 6) WEISSMAN, DAN JR EMORY 15:53.48
\n :26.26 :54.66 1:23.31 1:52.13 2:21.26 2:50.49
\n 3:19.81 3:49.35 4:18.67 4:48.30 5:17.74 5:47.15
\n 6:15.96 6:45.15 7:14.47 7:43.82 8:12.54 8:41.69
\n 9:10.77 9:39.46 10:08.27 10:37.16 11:06.00 11:34.88
\n 12:03.91 12:32.59 13:02.00 13:30.86 14:00.36 14:29.45
\n 14:57.91 15:26.12 15:53.48
\n 7) KLEINMAN, JON JR JOHNS HOPKINS 15:53.95
\n :26.63 :55.47 1:24.52 1:53.36 2:22.22 2:51.24
\n 3:20.50 3:49.55 4:18.74 4:47.74 5:16.59 5:45.48
\n 6:14.54 6:43.63 7:12.63 7:41.49 8:10.37 8:39.27
\n 9:08.23 9:37.27 10:06.42 10:35.54 11:04.56 11:34.12
\n 12:03.84 12:33.20 13:02.44 13:31.65 14:00.94 14:30.15
\n 14:59.19 15:27.16 15:53.95
\n 8) SPINELLI, STEPHEN FR WILLIAMS 15:54.79
\n :26.87 :55.47 1:24.40 1:53.63 2:22.84 2:52.17
\n 3:21.36 3:50.71 4:20.09 4:49.20 5:18.23 5:47.35
\n 6:16.42 6:45.41 7:14.42 7:43.58 8:12.65 8:41.73
\n 9:10.68 9:39.65 10:08.61 10:37.45 11:06.49 11:35.49
\n 12:04.36 12:33.46 13:02.33 13:31.17 14:00.28 14:29.16
\n 14:58.13 15:26.51 15:54.79
\n 9) CHANA, MATT SO JOHNS HOPKINS 15:59.77
\n :26.31 :54.63 1:23.41 1:52.62 2:21.66 2:50.85
\n 3:20.04 3:49.33 4:18.64 4:47.92 5:17.31 5:46.82
\n 6:16.08 6:45.24 7:14.46 7:43.75 8:12.84 8:41.93
\n 9:11.05 9:40.32 10:09.43 10:38.67 11:08.21 11:37.51
\n 12:06.90 12:36.23 13:05.67 13:35.07 14:04.50 14:33.74
\n 15:03.02 15:32.07 15:59.77
\n 10) WOLFGRUBER, C. SO C-M-S 15:59.82
\n :26.36 :55.19 1:24.55 1:53.67 2:22.48 2:51.56
\n 3:20.78 3:49.73 4:19.09 4:48.20 5:17.08 5:46.32
\n 6:15.68 6:44.98 7:13.76 7:43.11 8:12.70 8:41.84
\n 9:10.87 9:39.97 10:09.13 10:38.59 11:07.91 11:37.10
\n 12:06.90 12:36.45 13:06.21 13:35.77 14:05.25 14:34.90
\n 15:04.12 15:32.62 15:59.82
\n 11) BYERS, BEN FR WESLEYAN 16:02.80
\n :25.75 :54.29 1:23.37 1:52.75 2:22.30 2:51.71
\n 3:21.37 3:50.81 4:20.36 4:49.83 5:19.29 5:48.83
\n 6:18.39 6:47.34 7:16.95 7:46.51 8:16.11 8:45.64
\n 9:14.84 9:44.44 10:13.93 10:43.43 11:13.14 11:42.59
\n 12:12.05 12:41.29 13:10.53 13:39.75 14:08.75 14:37.46
\n 15:06.63 15:35.23 16:02.80
\n 12) BARNES, STEVE JR ITHACA 16:05.01
\n :26.16 :54.92 1:24.00 1:53.48 2:23.16 2:52.89
\n 3:22.54 3:52.29 4:22.01 4:51.41 5:21.06 5:50.58
\n 6:19.99 6:49.16 7:18.61 7:48.11 8:17.62 8:47.12
\n 9:16.67 9:45.99 10:15.20 10:44.80 11:14.33 11:43.40
\n 12:12.65 12:41.95 13:11.41 13:40.69 14:09.87 14:39.03
\n 15:08.33 15:37.44 16:05.01
\n 13) PRESCOTT, JAMES SR WASHINGTON UNIV 16:05.20
\n :26.38 :55.27 1:24.33 1:53.49 2:22.97 2:52.47
\n 3:21.74 3:51.28 4:20.69 4:50.13 5:19.73 5:49.18
\n 6:18.44 6:47.88 7:17.24 7:46.97 8:16.26 8:45.71
\n 9:15.15 9:44.51 10:13.97 10:43.59 11:12.96 11:42.39
\n 12:11.95 12:41.43 13:10.75 13:40.44 14:10.03 14:39.34
\n 15:08.67 15:37.77 16:05.20
\n 14) HILLAS, ROB SO MIDDLEBURY 16:05.58
\n :27.08 :56.07 1:25.63 1:55.43 2:25.24 2:54.82
\n 3:24.52 3:53.57 4:22.74 4:51.75 5:20.97 5:50.15
\n 6:19.51 6:48.67 7:18.16 7:47.65 8:17.15 8:46.39
\n 9:16.02 9:45.41 10:14.54 10:43.82 11:13.17 11:42.83
\n 12:12.17 12:41.68 13:11.05 13:40.49 14:10.01 14:39.13
\n 15:08.49 15:37.55 16:05.58
\n 15) WHITBECK, DAVID SR CASE WESTERN 16:05.78
\n :26.94 :55.67 1:24.62 1:54.03 2:23.75 2:53.25
\n 3:22.56 3:52.06 4:22.00 4:51.71 5:21.05 5:50.30
\n 6:19.41 6:48.79 7:17.95 7:47.59 8:17.08 8:46.51
\n 9:15.94 9:45.31 10:14.79 10:44.65 11:14.57 11:44.48
\n 12:14.20 12:43.85 13:13.35 13:43.21 14:12.86 14:42.12
\n 15:10.96 15:39.27 16:05.78
\n 16) SAMPSON, SCOTT JR LORAS 16:09.14
\n :26.11 :54.31 1:23.20 1:52.37 2:21.58 2:51.23
\n 3:20.77 3:50.38 4:20.10 4:49.73 5:19.21 5:48.81
\n 6:18.19 6:47.79 7:17.41 7:47.13 8:16.86 8:46.56
\n 9:16.07 9:45.97 10:15.88 10:45.76 11:15.54 11:45.35
\n 12:14.99 12:44.16 13:13.82 13:43.42 14:12.95 14:42.10
\n 15:11.52 15:40.85 16:09.14
\n 17) PAAVOLA, KEVIN JR CARNEGIE MELLON 16:11.82
\n :27.26 :56.30 1:25.74 1:55.51 2:25.39 2:55.13
\n 3:24.97 3:54.80 4:24.34 4:53.64 5:23.04 5:52.29
\n 6:21.93 6:51.43 7:20.69 7:50.09 8:19.23 8:48.54
\n 9:18.17 9:47.81 10:17.44 10:47.13 11:16.91 11:46.87
\n 12:16.62 12:46.04 13:16.05 13:45.82 14:15.70 14:45.51
\n 15:15.07 15:44.36 16:11.82
\n 18) JACOBSSEN, MATTHEW FR KENYON 16:14.55
\n :26.54 :55.60 1:25.09 1:55.14 2:25.09 2:54.70
\n 3:24.39 3:54.13 4:24.05 4:53.96 5:23.72 5:53.21
\n 6:22.85 6:52.77 7:22.91 7:52.86 8:22.86 8:52.72
\n 9:22.72 9:52.63 10:22.25 10:52.16 11:21.54 11:50.46
\n 12:19.80 12:49.50 13:19.09 13:48.78 14:18.40 14:48.10
\n 15:17.45 15:46.54 16:14.55
\n 19) ARCE, MIKE JR KALAMAZOO 16:15.36
\n :26.60 :55.85 1:25.31 1:55.04 2:24.64 2:54.29
\n 3:23.88 3:53.69 4:23.40 4:52.78 5:22.22 5:51.63
\n 6:20.84 6:50.13 7:19.42 7:48.76 8:17.96 8:47.23
\n 9:16.45 9:45.79 10:15.18 10:44.60 11:14.31 11:44.05
\n 12:14.07 12:44.05 13:14.25 13:44.61 14:15.01 14:45.43
\n 15:15.75 15:45.95 16:15.36
\n 20) HOFFMAN, ANDY SO DENISON 16:16.09
\n :26.61 :55.65 1:25.12 1:54.80 2:24.50 2:54.02
\n 3:23.71 3:53.05 4:22.62 4:52.16 5:21.72 5:51.11
\n 6:20.56 6:49.97 7:19.49 7:48.75 8:18.27 8:47.96
\n 9:17.52 9:47.11 10:16.65 10:46.36 11:16.31 11:46.03
\n 12:15.69 12:45.61 13:15.72 13:45.59 14:15.79 14:45.64
\n 15:15.77 15:46.26 16:16.09
\n 21) BODELL, JASON SO EMORY 16:17.58
\n :26.46 :55.42 1:24.84 1:54.62 2:24.16 2:53.76
\n 3:23.62 3:53.12 4:22.51 4:51.90 5:21.18 5:50.89
\n 6:20.77 6:50.54 7:20.11 7:50.15 8:20.03 8:49.81
\n 9:20.12 9:50.10 10:19.90 10:49.80 11:20.23 11:50.40
\n 12:20.20 12:50.72 13:20.87 13:50.95 14:21.18 14:51.43
\n 15:20.97 15:49.73 16:17.58
\n 22) VOLLMOND-CARSTENS, C SR WILLIAMS 16:19.04
\n :26.26 :54.96 1:23.83 1:53.17 2:22.01 2:51.35
\n 3:20.41 3:49.59 4:18.49 4:47.77 5:16.97 5:46.33
\n 6:15.79 6:45.52 7:14.97 7:44.87 8:14.61 8:44.60
\n 9:14.44 9:44.38 10:14.52 10:45.16 11:15.55 11:45.84
\n 12:16.09 12:46.59 13:17.40 13:47.93 14:18.96 14:49.38
\n 15:19.74 15:50.00 16:19.04
\n 23) SHACK, MATT FR EMORY 16:29.89
\n :27.16 :56.08 1:25.54 1:55.23 2:25.02 2:54.88
\n 3:24.67 3:54.34 4:24.06 4:53.90 5:23.79 5:53.66
\n 6:23.62 6:53.51 7:23.50 7:53.56 8:23.71 8:53.75
\n 9:23.85 9:53.89 10:24.07 10:54.20 11:24.56 11:54.91
\n 12:25.26 12:55.77 13:26.36 13:57.01 14:27.57 14:58.24
\n 15:29.11 15:59.90 16:29.89<\/p>\n

EVENT: 15 MEN's 200 Yard BACKSTROKE <\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD 1:47.21 LEANDRO MONTEIRO KENYON 3\/23\/02
\nQUALIFYING FOR EVENT 1:53.13<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) HALSTEAD, CHRIS JR EMORY 1:48.84 1:48.13
\n :25.61 :53.25 1:20.59 1:48.13
\n 2) MONTEIRO, LEANDRO JR KENYON 1:50.36 1:48.48
\n :25.94 :53.83 1:21.37 1:48.48
\n 3) SCHMITT, MARK JR NORTH CENTRAL 1:49.03 1:49.21
\n :26.52 :54.05 1:21.48 1:49.21
\n 4) EDWARDS, CRAIG FR M.I.T. 1:50.81 1:50.76
\n :25.92 :54.18 1:22.61 1:50.76
\n 5) DOBELBOWER, TYLER SO WHEATON (IL) 1:49.66 1:50.89
\n :25.56 :53.43 1:21.97 1:50.89
\n 6) BRENNION, TRAVIS SO KENYON 1:50.97 1:51.36
\n :26.48 :54.34 1:22.97 1:51.36
\n 7) ESTACIO, RICK SO AMHERST 1:50.65 1:51.43
\n :25.74 :53.56 1:22.14 1:51.43
\n 8) BURKE, BRANDON SO EMORY 1:50.92 1:51.55
\n :26.66 :54.87 1:23.42 1:51.55 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) BALFOUR, JOHN JR JOHNS HOPKINS 1:51.74 1:50.47
\n :25.92 :53.64 1:22.33 1:50.47
\n 10) MCCARTHY, BRIAN SR CARNEGIE MELLON 1:51.75 1:50.48
\n :24.84 :52.85 1:21.58 1:50.48
\n 11) ULRICH, ADAM FR DENISON 1:51.18 1:50.69
\n :26.41 :54.59 1:22.71 1:50.69
\n 12) RODRIGUEZ, FERNANDO SR KENYON 1:51.86 1:52.39
\n :26.56 :54.98 1:23.83 1:52.39
\n 13) RITTER, ERIC SR WASHINGTON & LEE 1:53.06 1:52.56 <\/p>\n

:26.28 :54.98 1:23.85 1:52.56
\n 14) WANG, KEVIN SR WHITWORTH 1:52.69 1:53.64
\n :26.51 :55.09 1:24.27 1:53.64
\n 15) CHAPMAN, NATHANIEL SO CARTHAGE 1:53.02 1:54.70
\n :26.80 :55.85 1:25.19 1:54.70
\n 16) WEISSMAN, DAN JR EMORY 1:51.16 1:56.27
\n :27.39 :56.32 1:26.19 1:56.27<\/p>\n

EVENT: 16 MEN's 100 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD :43.65 JAMES BORN KENYON 3\/23\/85
\nQUALIFYING FOR EVENT :46.63<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) C-BROOKS, MARC SR KENYON :44.85 :44.23
\n :20.94 :23.29
\n 2) ASHBY, THOMAS JR KENYON :45.83 :45.77
\n :22.17 :23.60
\n 3) SEYMOUR, BRIAN SR EMORY :46.26 :46.05
\n :22.08 :23.97
\n 4) SINGLETON, EDDIS SR MOUNT UNION :46.49 :46.12
\n :22.09 :24.03
\n 5) JUCHA, BRIAN SR CARNEGIE MELLON :45.98 :46.13
\n :21.94 :24.19
\n 6) SOBEK, JADE SR DENISON :46.25 :46.19
\n :22.56 :23.63
\n 7) TRIEBE, ERIC SO WASHINGTON UNIV :46.59 :46.36
\n :22.60 :23.76
\n 8) PAI, CHRISTOPHER FR BRANDEIS :46.37 :46.54
\n :22.39 :24.15 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) SAUNDERS, R. NORTHE JR CHICAGO :46.63 :46.25
\n :22.44 :23.81
\n 10) BERGER, JAMES SO KENYON :46.71 :46.53
\n :22.36 :24.17
\n 11) POWELL, EVAN SO CARNEGIE MELLON :46.69 :46.65
\n :22.20 :24.45
\n 11) ROBINSON, KYLE SR JOHNS HOPKINS :46.72 :46.65
\n :22.28 :24.37
\n 13) HAGEMEYER, SCOTT FR GUSTAVUS :46.78 :46.71
\n :22.07 :24.64
\n 14) GINDER, MICHAEL FR WASHINGTON & LEE :46.83 :46.72 <\/p>\n

:22.24 :24.48
\n 15) PETERSON, BRYCE FR DENISON :46.60 :46.73
\n :22.59 :24.14
\n 16) CALLAM, ANDREW FR EMORY :46.69 :47.20
\n :22.52 :24.68<\/p>\n

EVENT: 17 MEN's 200 Yard BREASTSTROKE <\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD 1:58.90 JOSHUA BOSS HOPE 3\/16\/01
\nQUALIFYING FOR EVENT 2:07.02<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) POHORYLO, MIKE SR AMHERST 2:03.25 2:00.97
\n :27.75 :58.25 1:28.99 2:00.97
\n 2) GOSSELAR, JOSEPH FR KENYON 2:03.84 2:01.93
\n :28.24 :59.56 1:30.76 2:01.93
\n 3) PITZ, SCOTT SR JOHNS HOPKINS 2:04.12 2:02.32
\n :28.12 :59.09 1:30.46 2:02.32
\n 4) SUR, THOMAS JR MILLIKIN 2:02.29 2:02.80
\n :28.23 :59.81 1:30.79 2:02.80
\n 5) BERGMAN, CORY JR WHITWORTH 2:04.02 2:03.08
\n :28.00 :58.87 1:30.79 2:03.08
\n 6) IIMORI, YUSUKE JR UW OSHKOSH 2:03.91 2:03.30
\n :28.49 1:00.06 1:31.68 2:03.30
\n 7) ANDERSON, ALEX SO UW STEVENS POINT 2:03.94 2:04.81
\n :27.97 :59.27 1:31.26 2:04.81
\n 8) HARRIS, TYLER SO JOHNS HOPKINS 2:04.03 2:05.28
\n :28.32 1:00.12 1:32.37 2:05.28 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) ZARINS, DAVIS FR KENYON 2:04.17 2:02.68
\n :27.74 :59.85 1:32.01 2:02.68
\n 10) SWENSON, STEVE SO TCNJ 2:05.06 2:03.95
\n :27.46 :59.34 1:31.62 2:03.95
\n 11) PROKOP, LUKE SO ST. JOHN'S 2:04.36 2:04.34
\n :28.46 1:00.19 1:32.47 2:04.34
\n 12) MURRY, ALEX SO DENISON 2:05.11 2:04.96
\n :28.38 :59.76 1:32.02 2:04.96
\n 13) KRVARIC, PETAR SR KENYON 2:05.57 2:05.01
\n :28.34 :59.61 1:32.08 2:05.01
\n 14) RODJOM, PAT SO CASE WESTERN 2:05.64 2:05.34
\n :28.30 1:00.07 1:32.52 2:05.34
\n 15) HUNTER, BRIAN SO CARNEGIE MELLON 2:06.08 2:05.55
\n :29.10 1:00.72 1:33.57 2:05.55
\n 16) WILSON, MATT JR ALLEGHENY 2:05.81 2:05.92
\n :27.85 :59.53 1:32.34 2:05.92<\/p>\n

EVENT: 18 MEN's 200 Yard BUTTERFLY <\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD 1:45.19 PEDRO MONTEIRO KENYON 3\/22\/97
\nQUALIFYING FOR EVENT 1:53.66<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

RANK NAME YEAR TEAM PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) DUDA, ANDREJS SO KENYON 1:48.26 1:47.32
\n :23.43 :50.00 1:17.96 1:47.32
\n 2) PEARSON, CHRISTOPHER JR CARNEGIE MELLON 1:50.24 1:49.60
\n :24.78 :52.81 1:21.03 1:49.60
\n 3) QUINN, SEUMAS FR ROWAN 1:51.57 1:51.27
\n :24.64 :52.48 1:21.49 1:51.27
\n 4) TREAT, ETHAN FR AMHERST 1:51.96 1:52.05
\n :25.59 :54.37 1:23.06 1:52.05
\n 5) SCHAPIRO, ANDREW JR EMORY 1:50.82 1:52.12
\n :24.23 :52.72 1:21.91 1:52.12
\n 6) BURLEIGH, ROGER SO BOWDOIN 1:51.50 1:52.26
\n :25.44 :53.70 1:22.91 1:52.26
\n 7) RADER, STEVE SR WITTENBERG 1:52.46 1:53.24
\n :25.15 :54.20 1:23.63 1:53.24
\n 8) ITSKOVICH, GARY SO JOHNS HOPKINS 1:52.42 1:54.34
\n :25.12 :53.45 1:23.36 1:54.34 <\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) HAKE, JUSTIN SO EMORY 1:52.95 1:51.64
\n :24.59 :53.87 1:24.00 1:51.64
\n 10) RODRIGUES, GABRIEL JR KENYON 1:52.53 1:52.17
\n :25.33 :53.68 1:22.73 1:52.17
\n 11) RECTOR, JOEL JR DENISON 1:52.69 1:52.21
\n :24.91 :53.43 1:22.60 1:52.21
\n 12) WELSH, BRYAN JR WILLIAMS 1:53.50 1:52.93
\n :25.59 :54.03 1:22.87 1:52.93
\n 13) CULL, MATT JR NYU 1:53.36 1:53.72
\n :25.42 :54.98 1:24.23 1:53.72
\n 14) KIM, SEAN SO JOHNS HOPKINS 1:52.92 1:53.82
\n :26.25 :54.67 1:23.88 1:53.82
\n 15) ARRUDA, LOUIS JR SPRINGFIELD 1:53.46 1:54.24
\n :25.73 :54.52 1:24.15 1:54.24
\n 16) MORAN, DAN SO SPRINGFIELD 1:52.60 1:54.36
\n :26.17 :55.56 1:25.10 1:54.36<\/p>\n

EVENT: 20 MEN's 400 Yard FREESTYLE RELAY <\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD 2:57.98 KENYON 3\/21\/98
\nQUALIFYING FOR EVENT 3:06.83<\/p>\n

RESULTS of FINALS <\/p>\n

RANK PRELIM TIME<\/p>\n

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL <\/p>\n

1) KENYON 3:04.43 2:58.13
\n 1) DUDA, ANDREJS SO :21.76 3) MONTEIRO, LEANDRO JR 1:51.83
\n :44.97 2:15.14
\n 2) HUNT, RUSSELL JR 1:06.02 4) C-BROOKS, MARC SR 2:35.26
\n 1:30.35 2:58.13<\/p>\n

2) CARNEGIE MELLON 3:02.75 3:02.22
\n 1) JUCHA, BRIAN SR :22.03 3) MCCARTHY, BRIAN SR 1:53.28
\n :46.18 2:17.46
\n 2) POWELL, EVAN SO 1:07.58 4) PEARSON, CHRISTOPHERJR 2:38.92
\n 1:31.95 3:02.22<\/p>\n

3) EMORY 3:03.57 3:04.47
\n 1) PRESS, CHRIS JR :22.33 3) MCGEE, JIMMY JR 1:55.20
\n :47.05 2:19.89
\n 2) CALLAM, ANDREW FR 1:08.78 4) SEYMOUR, BRIAN SR 2:40.59
\n 1:33.59 3:04.47<\/p>\n

4) WILLIAMS 3:05.08 3:04.50
\n 1) CUNNINGHAM, WILL SO :22.12 3) GALLUCCI, NICK FR 1:54.26
\n :46.23 2:18.87
\n 2) BRECHER, BRAD SO 1:08.07 4) ORJUELA, ZACK SO 2:40.60
\n 1:32.61 3:04.50<\/p>\n

5) DENISON 3:04.87 3:06.48
\n 1) PETERSON, BRYCE FR :22.63 3) WALKER, BRADY SR 1:55.85
\n :46.85 2:20.37
\n 2) PUMPHREY, TED SO 1:08.60 4) SOBEK, JADE SR 2:42.30
\n 1:33.83 3:06.48<\/p>\n

6) GUSTAVUS 3:06.77 3:06.63
\n 1) SUTOR, WILL JR :22.53 3) WEIDMANN, SETH JR 1:56.06
\n :46.86 2:20.92
\n 2) AMUNDSON, BRIAN FR 1:09.03 4) HAGEMEYER, SCOTT FR 2:42.52
\n 1:33.64 3:06.63<\/p>\n

7) HOPE 3:06.63 3:07.09
\n 1) BLOHM, KURT SO :22.30 3) ORNEE', DAVE SO 1:55.51
\n :46.55 2:20.57
\n 2) HEYDLAUFF, JEFFREY JR 1:08.25 4) HAMSTRA, CHRISTOPHERSR 2:42.70
\n 1:33.42 3:07.09<\/p>\n

8) WASHINGTON UNIV 3:06.64 3:08.45
\n 1) SLAVIK, MIKE SO :22.44 3) ZIMMERMAN, CORY SO 1:57.19
\n :46.56 2:22.03
\n 2) STEIN, DAVID FR 1:08.82 4) TRIEBE, ERIC SO 2:44.00
\n 1:34.42 3:08.45<\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL <\/p>\n

9) HAMILTON 3:07.97 3:05.67
\n 1) THOMPSON, KEVIN SR :22.74 3) FINK, ANDREW JR 1:56.15
\n :47.26 2:20.14
\n 2) SAUNDERS, ANDREW JR 1:09.34 4) LAWRENCE, ARAN JR 2:41.20
\n 1:33.84 3:05.67<\/p>\n

10) TCNJ 3:07.83 3:07.31
\n 1) GLENN, JEFF SO :22.12 3) BISSLIK, DAVY JR 1:55.63
\n :46.74 2:20.77
\n 2) KING, KYLE FR 1:08.97 4) STEFFANCI, NICK JR 2:42.54
\n 1:34.04 3:07.31<\/p>\n

11) WHEATON (IL) 3:06.96 3:07.43
\n 1) HARTMAN, PAUL FR :22.81 3) GYORFI, SAM SO 1:56.08
\n :47.53 2:21.24
\n 2) CRAMER, BENJAMIN JR 1:09.62 4) DENBY, PHILLIP SO 2:42.95
\n 1:34.73 3:07.43<\/p>\n

12) JOHNS HOPKINS 3:08.14 3:07.71
\n 1) HARRIS, TYLER SO :22.59 3) HAMILTON, ZANE SO 1:56.56
\n :47.93 2:21.42
\n 2) ROBINSON, LOREN SR 1:09.74 4) ROBINSON, KYLE SR 2:43.30
\n 1:34.58 3:07.71<\/p>\n

13) KALAMAZOO 3:07.60 3:08.57
\n 1) KURTZ, ANDREW JR :22.14 3) STOVER, VICTOR SR 1:55.91
\n :47.14 2:21.31
\n 2) WALLER, JOE SO 1:08.90 4) WHITBECK, SCOTT SR 2:43.68
\n 1:33.66 3:08.57<\/p>\n

14) WHITWORTH 3:11.88 3:08.97
\n 1) BERGMAN, CORY JR :22.93 3) WANG, KEVIN SR 1:57.11
\n :46.94 2:22.08
\n 2) LILLARD, DAVID SO 1:09.62 4) BIRKY, RHYS SO 2:44.29
\n 1:34.55 3:08.97<\/p>\n

15) ALFRED 3:09.03 3:09.14
\n 1) WEEMS, MATT SR :22.57 3) MCNAMARA, MATT SR 1:56.35
\n :46.75 2:21.30
\n 2) MARTIN, KEVIN JR 1:08.85 4) CROWELL, CHARLES SO 2:43.75
\n 1:33.51 3:09.14<\/p>\n

16) UW STEVENS POINT 3:08.83 3:11.90
\n 1) ANDERSON, ALEX SO :22.80 3) MARSHALL, AARON JR 1:58.88
\n :49.01 2:23.68
\n 2) SIEVERS, MATT SR 1:11.25 4) NEWPORT, GARTH SO 2:45.84
\n 1:37.33 3:11.90<\/p>\n

EVENT: 19 MEN's 3 Meter SPRINGBOARD DIVING <\/p>\n

NCAA RECORD 577.05 KALAMAZOO 3\/18 \/00
\nMEET RECORD 577.05 KALAMAZOO 3\/18 \/00 <\/p>\n

OPTIONAL LIMITED
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\n 2 MEYER, JOEL SR USMMA 304.70 492.75 188.05 480.10
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\n 4 HANSMAN, CHRIS SR UW OSHKOSH 285.35 459.95 174.60 408.40
\n 5 BAGNASCHI, LUKE SR REDLANDS 257.50 412.30 154.80 404.15
\n 6 LORENTZEN, CHRISTIAN FR ST. OLAF 245.05 398.65 153.60 399.55
\n 7 WOURMS, BRAD JR ST. OLAF 244.60 400.00 155.40 369.70
\n 8 BRATENG, SCOTT SR NYU 261.30 406.85 145.55 361.90<\/p>\n

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\n 10 BLEVINS, ERIC SR GRINNELL 224.20 374.70
\n 11 KLEIN, MIKE SO EMORY 224.45 373.30
\n 12 SCHAEFER, RYAN JR R.I.T. 211.10 366.80
\n 13 NOLEN, TIM FR WILLIAMS 207.90 365.90
\n 14 MCGREGOR, BRIAN SR BOWDOIN 208.85 356.10
\n 15 FRADENECK, DANIEL FR ALBION 205.80 354.70
\n 16 ARSCOTT, TRISTRAM SO MIDDLEBURY 188.35 340.50<\/p>\n

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\n 18 SCHULTEN, DUSTIN CENTRE 189.60 336.90
\n 19 REISS, BRANDON FR ALBION 181.40 334.30
\n 20 BAKER, ERIK SO BATES 181.70 333.10
\n 21 PETTIS, CHAD SO UW STEVENS POINT 154.55 284.20
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