{"id":8958,"date":"2005-02-17T23:35:33","date_gmt":"2005-02-18T04:35:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2005\/02\/floridas-ryan-lochte-obliterates-american-ncaa-records-in-the-200-im-but-auburn-men-and-georgia-women-lead-the-team-race-after-day-two-at-the-sec-champs\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T19:38:36","modified_gmt":"2014-07-26T02:38:36","slug":"floridas-ryan-lochte-obliterates-american-ncaa-records-in-the-200-im-but-auburn-men-and-georgia-women-lead-the-team-race-after-day-two-at-the-sec-champs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/floridas-ryan-lochte-obliterates-american-ncaa-records-in-the-200-im-but-auburn-men-and-georgia-women-lead-the-team-race-after-day-two-at-the-sec-champs\/","title":{"rendered":"Florida’s Ryan Lochte Obliterates American, NCAA Records in the 200 IM, but Auburn Men and Georgia Women Lead the Team Race After Day Two at the SEC Champs"},"content":{"rendered":"

By Brian gordon<\/p>\n

GAINESVILLE, Fla., february 17. IN what is quickly turning into the Ryan Lochte Show, the University of Florida junior demolished every record in the book by almost a full second in the 200-yard individual medley to highlight Day Two of the SEC Swimming & Diving Championships at the University of Florida. And Lochte had to be impressive, as five of the six individual events contested tonight saw the SEC records fall.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, Auburn's depth gave it the lead in the men's team race with FLorida seecond. In the fight for the women's crown, Georgia jumped into the lead, followed by Florida and Auburn.<\/p>\n

Lochte, who had broken Rowdy Gaines\u2019 24 year-old conference record in the 200 free leading off the 800 free relay on Wednesday night, went 1:41.76 in the 200 IM to shatter George Bovell\u2019s SEC and NCAA records and Nate Dusing\u2019s American record. Lochte\u2019s winning splits were 22.94 – 25.25 – 29.89 – 23.68. Look out Michael Phelps! <\/p>\n

Auburn\u2019s Eric Shanteau, who was third in both IMs at last summer\u2019s US Olympic Trials, was second tonight in 1:44.84, while teammate Kurt Cady was third in 1:46.44.<\/p>\n

In the men\u2019s 500 freestyle, Georgia freshman Sebastian Rouault lowered Matt Cetlinski\u2019s 20 year-old conference mark in winning in the fastest time in the nation thus far this year at 4:15.00. His Georgia teammate, Robert Margalis, was second in 4:17.60, while Florida freshman Tobias Work was third in 4:18.97.<\/p>\n

Not to be outdone, Florida newcomer Caroline Burkle went a blazing 4:38.32 in the 500 free to break the SEC record she set in the preliminaries (4:40.81). Auburn\u2019s Adrienne Binder was under the old conference mark taking second in 4:40.86. Florida\u2019s Leah Retrum grabbed third in 4:42.97.<\/p>\n

Yet another mark fell, as Auburn\u2019s Kirsty Coventry defended her title in the 200 IM, breaking Maggie Bowen\u2019s SEC mark in 1:55.34. Her teammate Emily Kukors was second in 1:58.21 and Georgia\u2019s Mary DeScenza was third in 1:58.60.<\/p>\n

Both 50 freestyles saw conference champions defend their titles. Auburn\u2019s Fred Bousquet won the men\u2019s race in 19.57, leading eight swimmers under 20 seconds. Kentucky\u2019s Tim Patrick was second with two Auburn swimmers, Ryan Wochomurka and George Bovell, tying for third.<\/p>\n

Olympian Kara Lynn Joyce of Georgia broke the SEC mark in the women\u2019s 50, winning in 21.91. Her Georgia teammate, Amanda Weir, was second in 22.49, while Auburn freshman Kara Denby was third in 22.63.<\/p>\n

Concluding the night Lochte garnered another SEC record in leading off Florida\u2019s winning 400 medley relay team in 45.19 for the backstroke, not far off the American record of 44.92. Corey Welch (54.30), Gabe Mangabeira (45.90) and Darian Townsend (42.48) rounded out the splits for the winning team. Auburn (3:09.66) and Kentucky (3:12.22) followed.<\/p>\n

In the women\u2019s 400-medley relay, Florida garnered the gold in a tight race that saw the top three teams separated by only 0.71 seconds. Maureen Farrell (54.22), Vipa Bernhardt (1:00.21), Candace Weiman (52.63) and Caroline Burcke (48.16) led the Gators. Georgia, with a sterling 51.36 fly leg by Mary DeScenza, was second in 3:35.29 and Auburn with Kristy Coventry leading off in 52.63 was third in 3:35.93.<\/p>\n

Georgia leads the women\u2019s competition with 314, followed by Florida (273), Auburn (256), Kentucky (204), S. Carolina (155), Alabama (127), LSU (112), Arkansas (99) and Tennessee (76). <\/p>\n

Auburn bounced back from a relay disqualification on the first night to take the lead in the men\u2019s team contest with 342 points. Florida is second with 300, followed by Georgia (231), Kentucky (204), Alabama (196.5), Tennessee (127), LSU (96.5) and S. Carolina (95).<\/p>\n

TEAM SCORES (DAY 2 OF 4)<\/p>\n

WOMEN<\/p>\n

1) GEORGIA 314 6) ALABAMA 127
\n 2) FLORIDA 273 7) LOUISIANA STATE 112
\n 3) AUBURN 256 8) ARKANSAS 99
\n 4) KENTUCKY 204 9) TENNESSEE. 76
\n 5) SOUTH CAROLINA 155 <\/p>\n

MEN<\/p>\n

1) AUBURN 342 5) ALABAMA 196.5
\n 2) FLORIDA 300 6) TENNESSEE 127
\n 3) GEORGIA 231 7) LOUISIANA STATE 96.5
\n 4) KENTUCKY 204 8) SOUTH CAROLINA 95 <\/p>\n

24TH WOMEN'S\/68TH MEN'S SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS<\/p>\n

STEPHEN C. O'CONNELL AQUATIC CENTER
\nUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
\nGAINESVILLE, FL., FEBRUARy 17, 2005
\n25 YD. POOL
\n** American\/U.S. Open\/NCAA Record
\n * SEC Championship Record
\n # Pool Record
\nEVENT: 11 MEN's 500 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC RECORD: 4:15.56 MATT CETLINSKI FLORIDA 1985
\nNCAA RECORD: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nAMERICAN RECORD: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nUS OPEN RECORD: 4:08.75 TOM DOLAN MICHIGAN 1995
\nPOOL RECORD: 4:15.56 MATT CETLINSKI FLORIDA 1985
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" CUT: 4:19.63
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" CUT: 4:27.41<\/p>\n

RESULTS OF FINALS (DAY 2OF 4)<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) ROUAULT, SEBASTIAN FR GEORGIA 4:18.68 4:15.00*
\n :49.39 :51.78 :51.12 :51.23 :51.48
\n * SEC RECORD: POOL RECORD:
\n 2) MARGALIS, ROBERT SR GEORGIA 4:19.35 4:17.60
\n :49.41 :52.04 :52.39 :52.49 :51.27
\n 3) WORK, TOBIAS FR FLORIDA 4:20.06 4:18.97
\n :49.55 :51.84 :52.51 :52.62 :52.45
\n 4) JONES, BJ SR AUBURN 4:18.70 4:20.97
\n :48.81 :52.13 :52.83 :53.67 :53.53
\n 5) LIVNAT, SHAI FR AUBURN 4:20.65 4:20.99
\n :50.54 :53.29 :52.98 :52.71 :51.47
\n 6) KAUFMANN, SCOTT SR FLORIDA 4:20.62 4:22.62
\n :50.32 :52.52 :53.05 :53.57 :53.16
\n 7) SIOUI, ADAM SR FLORIDA 4:21.20 4:25.79
\n :49.54 :52.87 :53.39 :54.74 :55.25
\n 8) MANLEY, STEVEN JR KENTUCKY 4:20.37 4:27.22
\n :50.03 :52.71 :53.08 :55.46 :55.94<\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL<\/p>\n

9) SLOCKI, DANIEL SO AUBURN 4:22.13 4:20.40
\n :49.63 :52.51 :53.42 :53.30 :51.54
\n10) MEDRANO, ALBERT FR FLORIDA 4:22.72 4:21.90
\n :50.11 :52.74 :53.00 :53.70 :52.35
\n11) WIECZOREK, GRANT FR FLORIDA 4:24.78 4:22.01
\n :50.06 :53.16 :53.09 :52.97 :52.73
\n12) WOLFGARTEN, JAN SR FLORIDA 4:26.61 4:22.15
\n :49.07 :52.05 :53.57 :54.29 :53.17
\n13) CUTTINO, JUDSON FR GEORGIA 4:25.38 4:25.05
\n :50.72 :53.44 :53.71 :53.68 :53.50
\n14) BOSWELL, BRAD SO TENNESSEE 4:25.85 4:25.27
\n :48.38 :52.71 :53.82 :55.15 :55.21
\n15) WHITE, DAN FR SOUTH CAROLINA 4:22.53 4:26.06
\n :49.71 :52.85 :53.96 :54.78 :54.76
\n16) KNOPF, NATE SR AUBURN 4:26.56 4:28.46
\n :51.83 :53.95 :53.89 :54.42 :54.37<\/p>\n

EVENT: 12 WOMEN's 500 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC RECORD: 4:41.02 MARITZA CORREIA GEORGIA 2000
\nNCAA RECORD: 4:34.39 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nAMERICAN RECORD: 4:34.39 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nUS OPEN RECORD: 4:34.39 JANET EVANS STANFORD 1990
\nPOOL RECORD: 4:39.97 TIFFANY COHEN MISSION VIEJO 1982
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" CUT: 4:45.46
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" CUT: 4:54.02<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) BURCKLE, CAROLINE FR FLORIDA 4:40.81 4:38.32*
\n :54.57 :56.47 :56.21 :56.16 :54.91
\n * SEC RECORD: POOL RECORD:
\n 2) BINDER, ADRIENNE SO AUBURN 4:42.36 4:40.86
\n :54.50 :56.50 :56.51 :56.92 :56.43
\n 3) RETRUM, LEAH SO FLORIDA 4:44.01 4:42.97
\n :55.13 :57.41 :56.99 :57.52 :55.92
\n 4) HILL, ELIZABETH FR GEORGIA 4:45.81 4:43.17
\n :55.29 :57.14 :56.90 :57.67 :56.17
\n 5) PEIRSOL, HAYLEY SO AUBURN 4:43.94 4:43.26
\n :54.75 :57.05 :57.47 :57.46 :56.53
\n 6) CONWAY, LAURA JR GEORGIA 4:42.63 4:43.51
\n :55.14 :57.10 :57.45 :57.44 :56.38
\n 7) BALL, KATIE SO FLORIDA 4:44.55 4:45.04
\n :55.32 :57.33 :57.54 :57.67 :57.18
\n 8) CARR, STEPHANIE FR GEORGIA 4:46.68 4:45.56
\n :55.54 :57.61 :57.67 :57.92 :56.82<\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL<\/p>\n

9) MILLER, ANNA FR GEORGIA 4:47.67 4:46.56
\n :55.86 :58.74 :58.12 :58.02 :55.82
\n10) MARANHAO, JOANNA FR FLORIDA 4:46.99 4:47.64
\n :55.81 :58.18 :58.50 :58.44 :56.71
\n11) GREEN, MEREDITH SR FLORIDA 4:50.09 4:47.71
\n :55.79 :58.12 :58.11 :58.08 :57.61
\n12) CARUSONE, ASHLEY SO FLORIDA 4:49.88 4:47.77
\n :56.46 :58.41 :58.45 :58.16 :56.29
\n13) UHLE, MAREETTA JR FLORIDA 4:47.79 4:48.36
\n :55.98 :58.64 :58.35 :58.31 :57.08
\n14) STOWERS, JULIA SR TENNESSEE. 4:48.48 4:49.45
\n :55.35 :58.51 :58.70 :58.85 :58.04
\n15) HASTRUP, KRISTEN FR AUBURN 4:50.66 4:51.45
\n :56.07 :59.23 :58.95 :59.08 :58.12
\n16) LYNN, WHITNEY SR ARKANSAS 4:52.76 4:51.49
\n :56.31 :58.59 :58.87 :58.92 :58.80<\/p>\n

EVENT: 13 MEN's 200 Yard INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY <\/p>\n

SEC RECORD: 1:43.73 GEORGE BOVELL AUBURN 2004
\nNCAA RECORD: 1:42.66 GEORGE BOVELL AUBURN 2003
\nAMERICAN RECORD: 1:42.85 NATE DUSING TEXASN 2001
\nUS OPEN RECORD: 1:42.66 GEORGE BOVELL AUBURN 2003
\nPOOL RECORD: 1:46.93 LIONEL MOREAU AUBURN
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" CUT: 1:46.69
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" CUT: 1:49.89<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) LOCHTE, RYAN JR FLORIDA 1:45.98 1:41.76**
\n :22.94 :25.25 :29.89 :23.68
\n ** SEC RECORD: NCAA RECORD: AMERICAN RECORD: US OPEN RECORD:
\n ** POOL RECORD:
\n 2) SHANTEAU, ERIC JR AUBURN 1:46.44 1:44.84
\n :23.53 :26.12 :29.80 :25.39
\n 3) CADY, KURT JR AUBURN 1:48.18 1:46.44
\n :23.48 :27.05 :30.44 :25.47
\n 4) HARTLEY, BRIAN JR FLORIDA 1:47.90 1:46.57
\n :23.29 :26.64 :32.00 :24.64
\n 5) VAN WIE, DOUG JR AUBURN 1:48.13 1:47.28
\n :23.19 :26.04 :33.02 :25.03
\n 6) CONNELL, RORY FR AUBURN 1:48.55 1:47.55
\n :23.27 :28.75 :30.76 :24.77
\n 7) SCHNEIDER, JOEY SO AUBURN 1:48.61 1:48.59
\n :23.59 :27.15 :32.35 :25.50
\n 8) JOHNSON, MARK SO AUBURN 1:49.17 1:50.68
\n :23.49 :27.34 :33.11 :26.74<\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL<\/p>\n

9) CELLINI, MICHAEL SO GEORGIA 1:49.41 1:48.25
\n :24.16 :27.28 :31.17 :25.64
\n10) SOUTHON, FRANCK SR ALABAMA 1:49.74 1:48.71
\n :23.18 :26.47 :32.23 :26.83
\n11) THORNBURN, WILL SO GEORGIA 1:50.70 1:49.05
\n :24.08 :27.30 :32.21 :25.46
\n12) GOLDBERG, BRYAN JR TENNESSEE 1:50.76 1:49.23
\n :23.80 :27.68 :32.73 :25.02
\n13) WELCH, COREY SR FLORIDA 1:50.79 1:50.58
\n :24.95 :27.82 :30.94 :26.87
\n14) WOLFE, MICHAEL FR TENNESSEE 1:51.54 1:51.34
\n :23.62 :26.51 :34.66 :26.55
\n15) RATLIFF, WILL SR FLORIDA 1:52.33 1:51.44
\n :24.11 :28.63 :31.54 :27.16
\n16) JONES, JOHN T. JR ALABAMA 1:50.89 1:51.53
\n :23.59 :28.32 :33.05 :26.57<\/p>\n

EVENT: 14 WOMEN's 200 Yard INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY <\/p>\n

SEC RECORD: 1:55.73 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2003
\nNCAA RECORD: 1:53.91 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2002
\nAMERICAN RECORD: 1:53.91 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2002
\nUS OPEN RECORD: 1:53.91 MAGGIE BOWEN AUBURN 2002
\nPOOL RECORD: 1:58.94 TRACY CAULKINS FLORIDA
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" CUT: 2:00.67
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" CUT: 2:04.29<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) COVENTRY, KIRSTY SR AUBURN 1:56.45 1:55.34*
\n :25.77 :28.59 :33.51 :27.47
\n * SEC RECORD: POOL RECORD:
\n 2) KUKORS, EMILY FR AUBURN 1:58.63 1:58.21
\n :26.34 :30.87 :34.32 :26.68
\n 3) DeSCENZA, MARY JR GEORGIA 1:58.92 1:58.60
\n :25.74 :29.15 :36.37 :27.34
\n 4) TOMES, MEGAN SO TENNESSEE. 1:58.45 1:59.09
\n :26.02 :30.33 :34.59 :28.15
\n 5) McCANN, KATIE SR FLORIDA 2:00.01 1:59.60
\n :26.63 :29.53 :35.07 :28.37
\n 6) BERNHARDT, VIPA JR FLORIDA 2:00.10 1:59.84
\n :26.38 :31.09 :33.67 :28.70
\n 7) YEVAK, KATIE SR GEORGIA 2:01.13 2:01.02
\n :25.72 :30.91 :35.38 :29.01
\n 8) HARM, TRICIA JR GEORGIA 2:01.45 2:01.90
\n :26.04 :31.12 :36.68 :28.06<\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL<\/p>\n

9) REID, JAMIE SO FLORIDA 2:02.22 2:00.70
\n :26.60 :29.33 :36.07 :28.70
\n10) DUERK, LAUREN JR AUBURN 2:02.08 2:00.89
\n :27.03 :30.44 :34.43 :28.99
\n11) LUNSMANN, LESLIE JR AUBURN 2:01.54 2:00.97
\n :25.92 :30.64 :36.19 :28.22
\n12) WEIMAN, CANDACE SO FLORIDA 2:01.96 2:01.55
\n :26.21 :31.27 :35.48 :28.59
\n13) MOSS, JERI JR AUBURN 2:02.37 2:02.25
\n :26.23 :29.57 :37.72 :28.73
\n14) KENNEDY, KATIE SR FLORIDA 2:02.02 2:02.28
\n :27.37 :31.39 :34.97 :28.55
\n15) GRAHAM, LAURA JR KENTUCKY 2:03.52 2:02.89
\n :26.57 :31.46 :35.25 :29.61
\n16) POEWE, SARAH JR GEORGIA 2:02.46 2:03.85
\n :26.89 :32.37 :33.72 :30.87<\/p>\n

EVENT: 15 MEN's 50 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC RECORD: :19.35 AARON CIARLA AUBURN 2000
\nNCAA RECORD: :19.05 ANTHONY ERVIN CALIFORNIA 2002
\nAMERICAN RECORD: :19.05 JAGER\/ ERVIN SCSC \/ CAL '90\/'02
\nUS OPEN RECORD: :19.05 JAGER\/ ERVIN SCSC \/ CAL '90\/'02
\nPOOL RECORD: :19.54 MATT BUSBEE AUBURN
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" CUT: :19.74
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" CUT: :20.33<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) BOUSQUET, FRED SR AUBURN :19.63 :19.57
\n 2) PATRICK, TIM SR KENTUCKY :19.86 :19.68
\n 3) BOVELL, GEORGE JR AUBURN :20.02 :19.72
\n 3) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN SR AUBURN :19.73 :19.72
\n 5) FARNHAM, DANIEL JR KENTUCKY :19.94 :19.80
\n 6) PENNIMAN, DANIEL FR FLORIDA :19.97 :20.06
\n 7) GOODRICH, SCOTT FR AUBURN :19.99 :20.14
\n 8) LUNDQUIST, BRYAN SO AUBURN :20.05 :20.35<\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL<\/p>\n

9) TSAGKARAKIS,APOSTOLO SO ALABAMA :20.20 :19.87
\n10) ERASMUS, DARREN JR ALABAMA :20.06 :20.10
\n10) MALBERG, MIKO FR LOUISIANA STATE :20.06 :20.10
\n12) BORRECA, NICK JR FLORIDA :20.07 :20.16
\n13) TOWNSEND, DARIAN FR FLORIDA :20.23 :20.18
\n14) VERHOEF, PETER JR GEORGIA :20.22 :20.28
\n15) LABON, JOSH SR GEORGIA :20.15 :20.41
\n16) GASPAROVICH, CLAY SR KENTUCKY :20.29 :20.54<\/p>\n

EVENT: 16 WOMEN's 50 Yard FREESTYLE <\/p>\n

SEC RECORD: :21.92 MARITZA CORREIA GEORGIA 2003
\nNCAA RECORD: :21.69 MARITZA CORREIA GEORGIA 2002
\nAMERICAN RECORD: :21.69 MARITZA CORREIA GEORGIA 2002
\nUS OPEN RECORD: :21.69 MARITZA CORREIA GEORGIA 2002
\nPOOL RECORD: :22.44 DARA TORRES FLORIDA
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" CUT: :22.88
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" CUT: :23.56<\/p>\n

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

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL<\/p>\n

1) JOYCE, KARA LYNN SO GEORGIA :22.32 :21.91*
\n * SEC RECORD: POOL RECORD:
\n 2) WEIR, AMANDA FR GEORGIA :22.59 :22.49
\n 3) DENBY, KARA FR AUBURN :22.66 :22.63
\n 4) KEARNS, PAIGE SR GEORGIA :22.75 :22.66
\n 5) KOLUKANOVA, JANA JR AUBURN :22.86 :22.67
\n 6) GEOROFF, ANDREA SR GEORGIA :22.89 :22.71
\n 7) SEMECO, ARLENE SR ALABAMA :22.81 :22.85
\n 8) FARRELL, MAUREEN SR FLORIDA :22.82 :22.87<\/p>\n

CONSOLATION FINAL<\/p>\n

9) ANDERSON, JENNI SR AUBURN :22.96 :22.83
\n10) ARSENAULT, SAMANTHA SR GEORGIA :22.98 :22.97
\n11) BRADFORD, JENNIFER FR KENTUCKY :23.02 :23.02
\n12) CSOBANKI, ZSUZSA SR ARKANSAS :23.13 :23.17
\n13) ERTTER, LINDSEY SR GEORGIA :23.22 :23.22
\n14) PIKE, NATALIE FR FLORIDA :23.30 :23.27
\n15) BRAND, HEATHER JR LOUISIANA STATE :23.33 :23.40
\n16) BERTIROTTI, COLLEEN SO LOUISIANA STATE :23.32 :23.41<\/p>\n

EVENT: 17 MEN's 400 Yard MEDLEY RELAY <\/p>\n

SEC RECORD: 3:09.17 AUBURN 2003
\nNCAA RECORD: 3:04.47 TEXAS 2003
\nAMERICAN RECORD: 3:04.47 TEXAS 2003
\nUS OPEN RECORD: 3:04.47 TEXAS 2003
\nPOOL RECORD: 3:10.36 AUBURN
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "A" CUT: 3:12.36
\nQUALIFYING FOR NCAA "B" CUT: 3:18.13<\/p>\n

RANK TEAM TIME<\/p>\n

1) FLORIDA 3:07.87 *
\n 1) LOCHTE, RYAN JR :45.19* 3) MANGABEIRIA,GABRIEL SR :45.90
\n 2) WELCH, COREY SR :54.30 4) TOWNSEND, DARIAN FR :42.48
\n * SEC RECORD: POOL RECORD:
\n 2) AUBURN 3:09.66
\n 1) VAN WIE, DOUG JR :46.91 3) BOUSQUET, FRED SR :46.37
\n 2) OSBORNE, SEAN SO :53.63 4) WOCHOMURKA, RYAN SR :42.75<\/p>\n

3) KENTUCKY 3:12.22
\n 1) BRAVO, ALEJANDRO SO :48.65 3) CRUZ, DANIEL SR :46.88
\n 2) OUTINEN, KRISTIAN FR :53.94 4) FARNHAM, DANIEL JR :42.75<\/p>\n

4) ALABAMA 3:13.86
\n 1) SOUTHON, FRANCK SR :49.68 3) TSAGKARAKIS,APOSTOLOSO :48.53
\n 2) POLYAKOV, VLADISLAV SO :52.77 4) ERASMUS, DARREN JR :42.88<\/p>\n

5) GEORGIA 3:13.97
\n 1) STOVALL, GIL FR :48.44 3) VERHOEF, PETER JR :47.18
\n 2) GARDNER, SCOTT SR :53.60 4) HOLLINGER, CAMERON SO :44.75<\/p>\n

6) TENNESSEE 3:14.69
\n 1) FULTON, JOSH SR :48.90 3) ENGLE, ANDREW SO :47.19
\n 2) HUSTON, KIEL JR :55.28 4) GUSTAFSON, TYLER JR :43.32<\/p>\n

7) LOUISIANA STATE 3:16.31
\n 1) BRAUD, KEVIN FR :48.78 3) STRECKER, JARED SR :49.47
\n 2) CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN SR :53.51 4) MALBERG, MIKO FR :44.55<\/p>\n

8) SOUTH CAROLINA 3:24.66
\n 1) MURRAY, SEAN FR :53.14 3) CORMIER, KYLE FR :50.02
\n 2) KATA, JUSTIN JR :56.81 4) DUFF, REID JR :44.69<\/p>\n

EVENT: 18 WOMEN's 400 Yard MEDLEY RELAY <\/p>\n

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RANK TEAM TIME<\/p>\n

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6) LOUISIANA STATE 3:46.39
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ALABAMA DISQUAL
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