{"id":7067,"date":"2004-03-27T17:26:27","date_gmt":"2004-03-27T22:26:27","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/03\/mens-ncaa-championships-day-3-prelims-auburn-keeps-on-rolling-toward-a-second-straight-title\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:48:45","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:48:45","slug":"mens-ncaa-championships-day-3-prelims-auburn-keeps-on-rolling-toward-a-second-straight-title","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/mens-ncaa-championships-day-3-prelims-auburn-keeps-on-rolling-toward-a-second-straight-title\/","title":{"rendered":"Men’s NCAA Championships, Day 3 Prelims: Auburn Keeps on Rolling Toward a Second-Straight Title"},"content":{"rendered":"

By Phillip Whitten<\/p>\n

EAST MEADOW, New York, March 27. WE\u2019RE back at the Nassau County aquatic Center for the final day of the men\u2019s NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships. <\/p>\n

The team race has long since been decided, as Auburn takes nearly a 200-point lead into Day 3. There is a fierce battle for second, however, with Stanford leading Texas by a mere one-and-a-half points.<\/p>\n

Auburn has 435 points. The record for most points at this meet is 632 and Auburn could do it, depending on how its three 1500 meter swimmers, three divers and 400 free relay team do.<\/p>\n

Now on to the prelims\u2026<\/p>\n

200 meter backstroke<\/b>
\nThe 200 backstroke should belong to Texas sophomore Aaron Peirsol, who holds the American record for 200 yards and the world records for 200 meters short course and long course. He is the only male swimmer in any event to hold records in all three venues.<\/p>\n

Peirsol turned in the top prelim time, an NCAA record 1:51.89, splitting 54.54 – 57.35. Also under the old mark was Stanford\u2019s Markus Rogan at 1:52.56 .<\/p>\n

Stanford put three men in the A final, Texas managed two in the A and one in the B final, while Auburn was one up and two down.<\/p>\n

In a very fast prelim session, it took 1:55.07 to make the A final, 1:56.48 to make B.<\/p>\n

Look for Peirsol to go for his own world record of 1:51.17 tonight. <\/p>\n

PRELIM RESULTS
\nEVENT: 16 MEN's 200 Meter Backstroke <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 1:53.68 Matt Cole Florida 2000
\nWorld Record: 1:51.17 Aaron Peirsol USA 2002
\nAmerican Record: 1:51.17 Aaron Peirsol USA 2002
\nUS Open Record: 1:52.47 Lenny Krayzelburg USA 1999 <\/p>\n

RESULTS of PRELIMS <\/p>\n

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

1) PEIRSOL, AARON SO TEXAS 1:51.89 **
\n :26.28 :28.26 :28.53 :28.82
\n ** NCAA Record: US Open Record:
\n 2) ROGAN, MARKUS SR STANFORD 1:52.56
\n :26.69 :28.37 :28.71 :28.79
\n 3) HUNT, BRYCE SR AUBURN 1:54.08
\n :27.65 :28.83 :28.93 :28.67
\n 4) MARSHALL, PETER SR STANFORD 1:54.37
\n :26.96 :28.89 :29.62 :28.90
\n 5) KELLAM, CHRIS SR FLORIDA 1:54.77
\n :27.52 :29.65 :29.15 :28.45
\n 6) SUN, HONGZHE FR STANFORD 1:54.91
\n :26.64 :28.12 :29.35 :30.80
\n 7) O'BRIEN, NATE JR TEXAS 1:54.98
\n :27.58 :29.15 :29.18 :29.07
\n 8) WAGNER, LUKE SR VIRGINIA 1:55.07
\n :27.14 :28.99 :29.20 :29.74
\n 9) CROMWELL, DAVID SO HARVARD 1:55.16
\n :27.57 :29.68 :29.03 :28.88
\n 10) VAN WIE, DOUG SO AUBURN 1:55.20
\n :27.19 :29.89 :29.74 :28.38
\n 11) DeJONG, CHRIS SO MICHIGAN 1:55.29
\n :27.18 :29.17 :29.67 :29.27
\n 12) BARLOW, CHAD JR AUBURN 1:55.35
\n :27.41 :29.01 :29.48 :29.45
\n 13) MANIA, ADAM JR WISCONSIN 1:55.48
\n :26.53 :28.59 :29.42 :30.94
\n 14) STALEY, TRENT SR SOUTHERN CAL. 1:56.01
\n :27.42 :29.22 :29.67 :29.70
\n 15) HENLY, MARK SR CLEMSON 1:56.19
\n :27.72 :29.61 :29.27 :29.59
\n 16) PATTERSON, JOHN SO TEXAS 1:56.48
\n :27.45 :29.10 :30.05 :29.88
\n 17) PAUL, LOUIS JR PURDUE 1:57.02
\n :27.63 :29.69 :29.66 :30.04
\n 18) LIM, ALEX SR CAL. BERKELEY 1:57.17
\n :26.11 :28.92 :30.56 :31.58
\n 19) BODROGI, VIKTOR FR SOUTHERN CAL. 1:57.74
\n :27.73 :30.24 :30.34 :29.43
\n 20) WIEBECK, KRIS JR FLORIDA 1:57.94
\n :28.11 :29.63 :29.95 :30.25
\n 21) MITCHELL, ADAM SO MINNESOTA 1:58.02
\n :28.01 :29.89 :30.32 :29.80
\n 22) HUSSIEN, AHMED SR ARIZONA STATE 1:58.06
\n :27.50 :29.73 :30.48 :30.35
\n 23) GREENWOOD,CHRIS JR VIRGINIA 1:58.37
\n :28.62 :29.78 :30.01 :29.96
\n 24) URRETA, DIEGO SR MINNESOTA 1:58.47
\n :28.02 :29.92 :30.37 :30.16
\n 25) OSBORN, PETER JR GEORGIA 1:58.58
\n :27.46 :29.80 :30.67 :30.65
\n 26) LIEBHOLD, TIM JR WISCONSIN 1:58.61
\n :28.22 :30.09 :30.64 :29.66
\n 27) NATALIZIO, JEFF SR CAL. BERKELEY 1:59.01
\n :27.78 :29.55 :30.54 :31.14
\n 28) KRAUSE, AARON SR TOWSON 1:59.04
\n :27.09 :29.42 :30.93 :31.60
\n 29) DAVIDSON, ANDREW JR TEXAS 2:00.17
\n :27.57 :30.29 :31.24 :31.07
\n 30) LEACH, MATT SR INDIANA 2:01.37
\n :28.05 :30.57 :31.48 :31.27
\n 31) SWANSON, TONY SR NORTHWESTERN 2:02.74
\n :28.25 :30.46 :32.13 :31.90
\n MARTINEC, EVAN SR LOUISIANA STATE DISQUAL
\n :27.07 :29.42 :30.90 DISQUAL <\/p>\n

100 meter freestyle<\/b>
\nDefending champ Duje Draganja of Cal is the favorite in this event, but he faces stiff competition from the Auburn trio of Fred Bousquet, George Bovell, and Ryan Wochomurka.<\/p>\n

In heat 8, Bovell out-touched Florida\u2019s Carlos Jayme, 47.55 to 47.56, as both men bettered Anthony Ervin\u2019s NCAA record of 47.63 from 2000. But the new mark did not last long asWochomurka lowered it to 47.38 in the final heat.<\/p>\n

In all, five men swam 47s, with 48.18 needed to make the championship final and 48.63 to make consols. Eighteen swimmers broke 49 seconds. Bousquet qualified fifth, Ian Crocker fourth and Draganja will be in lane 1 tonight after qualifying seventh.<\/p>\n

Among the top three teams, Auburn has three swimmers in the A final, one in B; Texas is one and one, while Stanford was shut out.<\/p>\n

PRELIM RESULTS
\nEVENT: 17 MEN's 100 Meter Freestyle <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: :47.63 Anthony Ervin California 2000
\nWorld Record: :46.74 Alexander Popov RUS 1994
\nAmerican Record: :46.88 Neil Walker USA 2000
\nUS Open Record: :46.98 Jason Lezak Irvine Novas 2004 <\/p>\n

RESULTS of PRELIMS <\/p>\n

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

1) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN JR AUBURN :47.38 **
\n :22.96 :24.42
\n ** NCAA Record:
\n 2) BOVELL, GEORGE SO AUBURN :47.55
\n :22.95 :24.60
\n 3) JAYME, CARLOS SR FLORIDA :47.56
\n :22.83 :24.73
\n 4) CROCKER, IAN SR TEXAS :47.63
\n :22.99 :24.64
\n 5) BOUSQUET, FRED JR AUBURN :47.84
\n :23.01 :24.83
\n 6) LaFLEUR, ERIC SR ARIZONA :48.09
\n :22.52 :25.57
\n 7) DUJE, DRAGANJA JR CAL. BERKELEY :48.15
\n :23.19 :24.96
\n 8) SILKAITIS, TERRY JR MINNESOTA :48.18
\n :23.19 :24.99
\n 9) BRUNELLI, NICK SR ARIZONA STATE :48.19
\n :23.27 :24.92
\n 9) FERNS, LYNDON SO ARIZONA :48.19
\n :23.00 :25.19
\n 11) GREVERS, MATT FR NORTHWESTERN :48.22
\n :22.94 :25.28
\n 12) BURNETT, SIMON SO ARIZONA :48.45
\n :23.14 :25.31
\n 13) GIBB, DEREK SR AUBURN :48.46
\n :22.71 :25.75
\n 14) GIMBUTIS, ROLANDAS FR CAL. BERKELEY :48.60
\n :22.99 :25.61
\n 15) DELAC, MARIO FR MINNESOTA :48.61
\n :23.08 :25.53
\n 16) WEBER-GALE, GARRETT FR TEXAS :48.63
\n :22.89 :25.74
\n 17) WILDMAN-TOBRINER,BE FR STANFORD :48.71
\n :22.96 :25.75
\n 18) ROGERS, DALE SR WISCONSIN :48.88
\n :23.35 :25.53
\n 19) CERENSEK, IGOR FR MINNESOTA :49.01
\n :23.76 :25.25
\n 20) JONAS, TILLY FR CAL. BERKELEY :49.04
\n :23.49 :25.55
\n 21) O'BRYAN, BOBBY SR STANFORD :49.12
\n :22.94 :26.18
\n 22) SCHNELL, ANDREW SR STANFORD :49.23
\n :23.71 :25.52
\n 23) DIERS, TONY SR TEXAS :49.24
\n :23.30 :25.94
\n 24) GUERALDI, RENATO SR CAL. BERKELEY :49.29
\n :23.25 :26.04
\n 25) McANALLY, AUSTIN JR TEXAS :49.30
\n :23.67 :25.63
\n 26) RITTER, ADAM FR ARIZONA :49.34
\n :23.72 :25.62
\n 26) WIESNER, ERIC JR WISCONSIN :49.34
\n :23.57 :25.77
\n 28) SULLIVAN, CHRIS JR OAKLAND :49.35
\n :23.34 :26.01
\n 29) WHITE, NOAH SR NAVY :49.39
\n :23.49 :25.90
\n 30) FARNHAM, DANIEL SO KENTUCKY :49.40
\n :23.44 :25.96
\n 31) RUSSELL, COLIN FR INDIANA :49.42
\n :23.72 :25.70
\n 32) O'HALLORAN, TYLER FR TEXAS :49.60
\n :23.84 :25.76
\n 33) LINDBERG, CHRISTIAN SR VIRGINIA TECH :49.71
\n :23.83 :25.88
\n 34) CAMPBELL, MATT SR RUTGERS :49.73
\n :23.84 :25.89
\n 35) NEWMANN, SCOTT SO TEXAS A&M :49.77
\n :23.49 :26.28
\n 35) OSTEN, NEIL JR MINNESOTA :49.77
\n :23.39 :26.38
\n 37) RANSENBERG, SCOTT SR STANFORD :49.78
\n :23.59 :26.19
\n 38) BARRETT, JEFF JR ARIZONA STATE :49.79
\n :24.20 :25.59
\n 39) JEFFERS, BYRON JR ARIZONA :49.87
\n :23.72 :26.15
\n 39) ERASMUS, DARREN SO ALABAMA :49.87
\n :23.44 :26.43
\n 41) SCHULTZ, SCOTT SR FLORIDA :49.91
\n :24.19 :25.72
\n 42) THEW, PETER SO HAWAII :49.98
\n :23.74 :26.24
\n 43) JONES, CULLEN SO N.C. STATE :49.99
\n :23.92 :26.07
\n 44) REINHARDT, WILL SO PRINCETON :50.11
\n :23.75 :26.36
\n 45) CAVIC, MILORAD SO CAL. BERKELEY :50.15
\n :23.06 :27.09
\n 46) DITORO, DANIEL JR TEXAS :50.29
\n :23.99 :26.30
\n 47) SMUTZ, JOSEPH SO NAVY :50.47
\n :23.65 :26.82
\n 48) YABE, DIOGO JR BRIGHAM YOUNG :50.50
\n :24.25 :26.25
\n 49) ROYCIK, JOEL SO FLORIDA STATE :50.75
\n :23.97 :26.78
\n SULLIVANT, ANDREW SO TEXAS A&M DISQUAL
\n :00.00 DISQUAL
\n ROSAL, RAYMOND SR TENNESSEE DISQUAL
\n :00.00 DISQUAL
\n ADRIAN, JUSTIN SR WASHINGTON DISQUAL
\n :00.00 DISQUAL
\n BLANCHARD, DAN JR TEXAS A&M DISQUAL
\n :00.00 DISQUAL
\n GOLDBERG, BRYAN SO TENNESSEE DISQUAL
\n :00.00 DISQUAL
\n ANDERSSON, CLAES SR INDIANA DISQUAL
\n :00.00 DISQUAL
\n ROSE, DEREK SR WASHINGTON DISQUAL
\n :00.00 DISQUAL
\n ROSE, MATT SR TEXAS A&M DISQUAL
\n :00.00 DISQUAL
\n MUELLER, SCOTT SR TEXAS A&M DISQUAL
\n :00.00 DISQUAL
\n KETCHUM, DAN SR MICHIGAN DISQUAL
\n :00.00 DISQUAL <\/p>\n

200 meter breaststroke<\/b>
\nAfter this morning\u2019s swim, Texas\u2019 Brendan Hansen is one swim away from becoming the first man to win the 200 breaststroke all four years of his college career. He also is one race away from becoming the first man to take both breaststroke<\/i> events all four years.<\/p>\n

Hansen is in the driver\u2019s seat, having qualified first this afternoon in 2:07.16, though this observer has seen him look better in the past.<\/p>\n

Hansen\u2019s only serious challenge may come from Wyoming\u2019s Scott Usher, whose unorthodox stroke, with its elbows-on-the-surface-of the-water recovery is very distinctive. Usher clocked 2:07.96 \u2013 the only swimmer beside Hansen to break 2:09.<\/p>\n

It took 2:0.10 to make A final, 2:12.23 to make B. Auburn is one up, one down, as is Stanford. Texas just has one up, but that one is Hansen.<\/p>\n

PRELIM RESULTS
\nEVENT: 18 MEN's 200 Meter Breaststroke <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 2:06.40 Ed Moses Virginia 2000
\nWorld Record: 2:02.92 Ed Moses USA 2004
\nAmerican Record: 2:02.92 Ed Moses USA 2004
\nUS Open Record: 2:04.61 Ed Moses Curl Burke 2004 <\/p>\n

RESULTS of PRELIMS <\/p>\n

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

1) HANSEN, BRENDAN SR TEXAS 2:07.16
\n :28.81 :32.43 :32.72 :33.20
\n 2) USHER, SCOTT JR WYOMING 2:07.96
\n :29.10 :32.42 :32.96 :33.48
\n 3) OWEN, GREG SR ARIZONA 2:09.44
\n :29.63 :32.52 :33.49 :33.80
\n 4) MARSHALL, GARY JR STANFORD 2:09.46
\n :29.26 :32.45 :33.26 :34.49
\n 5) GANGLOFF, MARK SR AUBURN 2:09.70
\n :29.66 :33.43 :33.63 :32.98
\n 6) DAVIS, PHIL SR WASHINGTON 2:10.05
\n :29.50 :32.58 :33.64 :34.33
\n 7) POGIOLI, GIORDAN SO PURDUE 2:10.06
\n :29.80 :32.78 :33.30 :34.18
\n 8) ROWE, CALEB JR CAL. BERKELEY 2:10.10
\n :29.40 :32.91 :33.66 :34.13
\n 9) ROGULJ, VANJA FR VIRGINIA 2:10.11
\n :29.56 :33.02 :33.66 :33.87
\n 10) BARBOSA, HENRIQUE SO CAL. BERKELEY 2:10.42
\n :29.38 :33.04 :33.65 :34.35
\n 11) BREE, ANDREW SR TENNESSEE 2:10.50
\n :29.70 :33.15 :33.33 :34.32
\n 12) SWANDER, KEVIN SO INDIANA 2:10.55
\n :30.15 :32.95 :33.55 :33.90
\n 13) SALYARDS, KYLE SR GEORGIA 2:10.58
\n :29.66 :32.96 :33.76 :34.20
\n 14) BLOCH, CHEYNE SR HAWAII 2:10.84
\n :29.47 :32.88 :33.88 :34.61
\n 15) SHANTEAU, ERIC SO AUBURN 2:11.39
\n :30.09 :33.22 :33.79 :34.29
\n 16) BRUCE, MICHAEL SR STANFORD 2:12.23
\n :29.53 :33.26 :34.03 :35.41
\n 17) SCHURR, CHRISTIAN SO TEXAS 2:12.39
\n :30.46 :33.51 :33.95 :34.47
\n 18) CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN JR LOUISIANA STATE 2:12.69
\n :30.07 :33.51 :34.03 :35.08
\n 19) BORAL, LUKASZ FR SYRACUSE 2:12.96
\n :30.13 :33.17 :34.42 :35.24
\n 20) THOMSEN, CHAD FR HAWAII 2:12.97
\n :29.75 :33.24 :34.44 :35.54
\n 21) BESSENYEI, TAMAS SR PURDUE 2:13.18
\n :29.50 :33.90 :34.17 :35.61
\n 22) STEVENS, NATE JR ARIZONA 2:13.37
\n :30.14 :33.60 :34.29 :35.34
\n 23) NEWMAN, KEENAN FR STANFORD 2:13.44
\n :30.89 :34.14 :34.44 :33.97
\n 24) KAHN, DAVID SO TEXAS 2:13.51
\n :30.27 :33.75 :33.96 :35.53
\n 25) FAHEY, PAUL JR SOUTHERN CAL. 2:13.86
\n :31.46 :34.10 :34.09 :34.21
\n 26) MRAZEK, BILL FR FLORIDA 2:14.26
\n :30.34 :33.67 :34.65 :35.60
\n 26) ROLLINS, DAVE SO ARIZONA 2:14.26
\n :28.93 :33.69 :35.30 :36.34
\n 28) TORRES, LOUIS JR NORTHWESTERN 2:15.84
\n :30.62 :34.59 :34.86 :35.77
\n 29) NIENABER, WICKUS SR FLORIDA STATE 2:15.91
\n :29.79 :34.16 :35.40 :36.56
\n 30) CLUTTEN, IAN SO MICHIGAN STATE 2:16.56
\n :30.27 :34.48 :35.44 :36.37
\n 31) EKHOFF, LUKE SR WASHINGTON 2:16.84
\n :30.95 :33.88 :35.43 :36.58
\n 32) RUSSO, MICHAEL SO TENNESSEE 2:16.94
\n :31.33 :34.69 :35.03 :35.89
\n 33) McAULIFFE, BRENT SR GEORGIA 2:17.53
\n :30.89 :34.61 :35.45 :36.58
\n GRANT, RASSAN SR HARVARD DISQUAL
\n :30.97 :34.07 :34.80 DISQUAL <\/p>\n

200 meter butterfly<\/b>
\nIn heat 3, Stanford\u2019s Jayme Cramer broke the NCAA mark of 1:55.79 set by Adam Messner in 2000, with his 1:55.49. that mark lasted until the next heat when Virginia\u2019s Michael Raab went two-hundredths of a second faster Kentucky\u2019s Daniel cruz was also under the old standard with his 1:55.68, as five men swam under 1:56.<\/p>\n

Stanford has the team scoring advantage here with two swimmers in the A final, one in B. Texas is one-and one, while Auburn is represented by only one consols swimmer.<\/p>\n

It took 1:56.16 to make the Big Final, 1:57.55 to make consols.<\/p>\n

This race should boil down to a battle between Raab and Cramer.<\/p>\n

PRELIM RESULTS
\nEVENT: 19 MEN's 200 Meter Butterfly <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 1:55.79 Adam Messner Stanford 2000
\nWorld Record: 1:50.73 Franck Esposito FRA 2002
\nAmerican Record: 1:52.27 Michael Phelps USA 2003
\nUS Open Record: 1:53.18 James Hickman GBR 2002 <\/p>\n

RESULTS of PRELIMS <\/p>\n

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

1) RAAB, MICHAEL JR VIRGINIA 1:55.47 **
\n :26.16 :28.93 :30.18 :30.20
\n ** NCAA Record:
\n 2) CRAMER, JAYME JR STANFORD 1:55.49
\n :26.33 :29.67 :29.43 :30.06
\n 3) CRUZ, DANIEL JR KENTUCKY 1:55.68
\n :26.46 :29.28 :29.40 :30.54
\n 4) TARWATER, DAVIS SO MICHIGAN 1:55.91
\n :26.12 :29.22 :30.13 :30.44
\n 5) McDONALD, MATT JR STANFORD 1:55.93
\n :25.78 :29.72 :29.88 :30.55
\n 6) SIOUI, ADAM JR FLORIDA 1:56.02
\n :26.44 :29.11 :29.93 :30.54
\n 7) KENDRICK, RAINER JR TEXAS 1:56.07
\n :26.09 :29.76 :30.01 :30.21
\n 8) VELOZ, JUAN SR ARIZONA 1:56.16
\n :26.32 :29.56 :29.81 :30.47
\n 9) O'BRIEN, NATE JR TEXAS 1:56.31
\n :26.84 :29.69 :29.90 :29.88
\n 10) HALASZ, MURPH JR INDIANA 1:56.42
\n :26.26 :29.61 :30.22 :30.33
\n 11) KNOWLES, JEREMY SR AUBURN 1:56.97
\n :27.18 :29.33 :29.94 :30.52
\n 12) BOEHM, KURT SR HAWAII 1:57.25
\n :26.94 :29.87 :29.80 :30.64
\n 13) CALADO, GUS FR VIRGINIA TECH 1:57.26
\n :26.44 :29.79 :30.33 :30.70
\n 14) LOCHTE, RYAN SO FLORIDA 1:57.39
\n :26.67 :30.18 :29.82 :30.72
\n 15) KOLOZAR, DAVID SO ARIZONA STATE 1:57.50
\n :26.31 :29.86 :30.42 :30.91
\n 16) GLASCO, JOSH SO NORTH CAROLINA 1:57.55
\n :26.43 :29.77 :30.23 :31.12
\n 17) MANGABEIRA, GABRIEL JR FLORIDA 1:57.66
\n :26.29 :29.66 :30.36 :31.35
\n 18) CHUDLEIGH, JERRAM JR KENTUCKY 1:57.68
\n :26.33 :29.34 :30.40 :31.61
\n 19) KELLEY, WADE SO TEXAS 1:58.01
\n :26.31 :29.81 :30.85 :31.04
\n 20) HAMMING, MARK SR NORTHWESTERN 1:58.13
\n :26.41 :29.67 :30.57 :31.48
\n 21) PALMA, NIMROD JR HAWAII 1:58.45
\n :26.52 :29.93 :30.34 :31.66
\n 22) HASBANI, MEIR FR PRINCETON 1:58.92
\n :26.89 :29.79 :30.44 :31.80
\n 23) HIRNIAK, STEFAN FR VIRGINIA 1:59.25
\n :26.61 :29.75 :31.51 :31.38
\n 24) CADY, KURT SO AUBURN 1:59.58
\n :26.30 :29.86 :30.54 :32.88
\n 25) GRAVES, JAMIE SR TENNESSEE 1:59.89
\n :27.11 :29.81 :30.50 :32.47
\n 26) TORPEY, PAT SR WISCONSIN 2:00.04
\n :27.34 :29.94 :30.85 :31.91
\n 27) JOHNSON, MARK FR AUBURN 2:00.07
\n :26.95 :30.45 :30.83 :31.84
\n 28) LAM, RANDY SR GEORGIA 2:00.26
\n :26.79 :29.98 :31.21 :32.28
\n 29) O'NEIL, PATRICK FR CAL. BERKELEY 2:00.31
\n :26.86 :30.31 :30.58 :32.56
\n 30) MA, ZAYD JR MICHIGAN 2:00.78
\n :27.20 :30.65 :31.02 :31.91
\n 31) REMPFER, CODY JR UTAH 2:01.25
\n :26.26 :29.67 :31.50 :33.82
\n TRUPIN, DAN JR STANFORD DISQUAL
\n :00.00 :00.00 :00.00 DISQUAL <\/p>\n

400 meter freestyle relay<\/b>
\nThe final event of the meet shapes up as a battle among Stanford (qualified first), Auburn (6th), Arizona (5th ) and Cal ( 7th). Don\u2019t count out Florida (2nd), Minnesota (3rd) or Texas A&M (4th) either, as only one second separated the top seven teams in prelims.<\/p>\n

This should be a fitting finale tonight to a superb NCAA Championship meet.<\/p>\n

PRELIM RESULTS
\nEVENT: 21 MEN's 400 Meter Freestyle Relay <\/p>\n

NCAA Record: 3:11.25 California 2000
\nWorld Record: 3:09.57 SWEDEN 2000
\nAmerican Record: 3:10.64 USA 2000
\nUS Open Record: 3:11.25 California 2000 <\/p>\n

RESULTS of PRELIMS <\/p>\n

RANK TEAM TIME<\/p>\n

1) STANFORD 3:14.15
\n 1) MARSHALL, PETER SR :48.82 3) SCHNELL, ANDREW SR :48.41
\n 2) WILDMAN-TOBRINER,BE FR :49.00 4) ROGAN, MARKUS SR :47.92<\/p>\n

2) FLORIDA 3:14.29
\n 1) SCHULTZ, SCOTT SR :49.90 3) LOCHTE, RYAN SO :48.65
\n 2) JAYME, CARLOS SR :47.26 4) SIOUI, ADAM JR :48.48<\/p>\n

3) MINNESOTA 3:14.35
\n 1) DELAC, MARIO FR :49.11 3) MITCHELL, ADAM SO :48.96
\n 2) SILKAITIS, TERRY JR :48.02 4) CERENSEK, IGOR FR :48.26<\/p>\n

4) TEXAS A&M 3:14.48
\n 1) MUELLER, SCOTT SR :49.48 3) SULLIVANT, ANDREW SO :49.01
\n 2) BLANCHARD, DAN JR :48.84 4) ROSE, MATT SR :47.15<\/p>\n

5) ARIZONA 3:14.58
\n 1) BURNETT, SIMON SO :48.72 3) RITTER, ADAM FR :49.21
\n 2) FERNS, LYNDON SO :48.14 4) LaFLEUR, ERIC SR :48.51<\/p>\n

6) AUBURN 3:14.84
\n 1) JONES, BJ JR :49.04 3) GIBB, DEREK SR :48.32
\n 2) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN JR :47.90 4) BOUSQUET, FRED JR :49.58<\/p>\n

7) CAL. BERKELEY 3:15.26
\n 1) GIMBUTIS, ROLANDAS FR :48.23 3) JONAS, TILLY FR :48.96
\n 2) GUERALDI, RENATO SR :48.91 4) CAVIC, MILORAD SO :49.16<\/p>\n

8) MICHIGAN 3:15.73
\n 1) DeJONG, CHRIS SO :50.54 3) HURD, ANDREW JR :48.54
\n 2) VANDERKAAY, PETER SO :48.58 4) KETCHUM, DAN SR :48.07<\/p>\n

9) WISCONSIN 3:15.96
\n 1) ROGERS, DALE SR :49.19 3) WIESNER, ERIC JR :49.17
\n 2) MARSHALL, MATT SR :48.79 4) MANIA, ADAM JR :48.81<\/p>\n

10) TEXAS 3:16.20
\n 1) McANALLY, AUSTIN JR :49.91 3) DIERS, TONY SR :49.76
\n 2) CROCKER, IAN SR :48.05 4) PEIRSOL, AARON SO :48.48<\/p>\n

11) TENNESSEE 3:16.58
\n 1) GOLDBERG, BRYAN SO :49.67 3) ROSAL, RAYMOND SR :48.69
\n 2) GUSTAFSON, TYLER SO :48.98 4) BREE, ANDREW SR :49.24<\/p>\n

12) NORTHWESTERN 3:17.26
\n 1) SWANSON, TONY SR :49.51 3) DEXTER, BEN SO :49.87
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13) KENTUCKY 3:17.45
\n 1) FARNHAM, DANIEL SO :49.63 3) GASPAROVICH, CLAY JR :49.79
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14) SOUTHERN METHODIST 3:19.71
\n 1) BECERRA, CAMILO JR :49.59 3) NYLIN, PER SO :49.59
\n 2) HADLEY, ERIC JR :50.54 4) STEPHENSON, JUSTIN SO :49.99<\/p>\n

15) NAVY 3:20.04
\n 1) SMUTZ, JOSEPH SO :50.50 3) FENNINGHAM,TERRENCE SR :51.05
\n 2) LINN, MICHAEL SO :50.19 4) WHITE, NOAH SR :48.30<\/p>\n

16) INDIANA 3:20.74
\n 1) RUSSELL, COLIN FR :49.44 3) SWANDER, KEVIN SO :49.66
\n 2) ANDERSSON, CLAES SR :50.41 4) LEACH, MATT SR :51.23<\/p>\n

17) VIRGINIA 3:22.88
\n 1) KERPELMAN, ADAM SR :50.44 3) RAAB, MICHAEL JR :52.34
\n 2) WAGNER, LUKE SR :49.16 4) HIRNIAK, STEFAN FR :50.94<\/p>\n

18) WASHINGTON 3:23.33
\n 1) ROSE, DEREK SR :50.13 3) ADRIAN, JUSTIN SR :49.69
\n 2) EKHOFF, LUKE SR :51.69 4) DAVIS, PHIL SR :51.82<\/p>\n

19) LOUISIANA STATE 3:23.48
\n 1) MARTINEC, EVAN SR :50.80 3) HEBERT, ROSS SO :51.36
\n 2) STANCZYK, CHRIS SR :49.70 4) LOWE, NEIL SR :51.62<\/p>\n

HAWAII DISQUAL
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\n 2) BLOCH, CHEYNE SR :00.00 4) BOEHM, KURT SR DISQUAL<\/p>\n

GEORGIA DISQUAL
\n 1) LABAN, JOSH JR :49.92 3) GARDNER, SCOTT JR :50.15
\n 2) VERHOEF, PETER SO :49.09 4) HOLLINGER, CAMERON FR DISQUAL<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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