{"id":9015,"date":"2005-02-25T12:39:07","date_gmt":"2005-02-25T17:39:07","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2005\/02\/virginia-in-command-after-day-2-of-mens-acc-champs\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T19:42:04","modified_gmt":"2014-07-26T02:42:04","slug":"virginia-in-command-after-day-2-of-mens-acc-champs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/virginia-in-command-after-day-2-of-mens-acc-champs\/","title":{"rendered":"Virginia In Command After Day 2 of Men’s ACC Champs"},"content":{"rendered":"

ATLANTA, February 24. DEFENDING champ Virginia is in command after Day 2 of the men's Atlantic Coast Conference swimming championships.<\/p>\n

Coach Mark Bernardino's Cavaliers have scored 250 points after two days of splashing, followed by Florida State (204) and North Carolina's 180.50.<\/p>\n

The Cavs have won every race thus far except the 50 free, which went to North Carolina State's Cullen Jones, the defending champ, in 19.61 — an NCAA auto cut. In the prelims Jones went a pr 19.47. He won NCSU's only golds last season too, taking No. 1's in the 50-100 frees with then prs of 19.70 and 43.59. The Wolfpack and ACC sprint records belong to David Fox, who went 19.14 and 43.07 a decade ago, <\/p>\n

Jones, a New Jersey native also hopes to follow in the footsteps of another great black sprinter, Cal's now-retired Anthony Ervin. Ervin won the NCAA 50-100 frees as a freshman five years ago, then went on to tie teammate Gary Hall for the 50 free gold at that year's Olympics in Sydney.<\/p>\n

A year later, Ervin repeated his NCAA wins and that summer ('01) was World Champion in the 50-100 frees in Fukuoka. He still holds the American\/NCAA record in the 50-100 yard freestyles and is one of the United States' greatest sprinters although his meteoric career was brief.<\/p>\n

Virginia's winners included junior Fran Crippen in the 500 free (pr and NCAA "B" cut 4:18.58) and rookie Pat Mellors in the 200 IM (pr 1:46.70). Cavalier junior Bo Greenwood was next (1:47.83) with both making the "B" cut.<\/p>\n

While the 50 belonged to Jones, Virginia's Luke Anderson, apparently recovered from a very debilitating back injury that at one point last year that forced him out of the water for several months, went an "A" cut 19.58 in the prelims and 19.74 for second at night.<\/p>\n

He holds the Cav sprint records with his 19.54\/43.08 clockings.<\/p>\n

Virgnia won the sole relay, the 200 freetyle, in a "B" cut 1:19.46 to the Wolfpack's 1:19.78.<\/p>\n

2005 MEN'S ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS<\/p>\n

GEORGIA TECH AQUATIC CENTER<\/p>\n

ATLANTA, GA., FEBRUARY 24<\/p>\n

25 YD. POOL<\/p>\n

Team Rankings – Through Event 7
\n Team Scores
\n Place School Points
\n 1 University of Virginia UVA 250
\n 2 Florida State University FSU 204
\n 3 University of North Carolina UNC 180 . 50
\n 4 Georgia Tech GT 158
\n 5 Clemson University CU 146
\n 6 North Carolina State NCS 130
\n 7 Virginia Tech VT 95 . 50
\n 8 University of Maryland MD 92
\n 9 Duke University DU 71
\n 10 University of Miami UM 37
\n Total 1,364.00
\n\u0019 <\/p>\n

Licensed to Georgia Tech Aquatic Center – Site License
\n Hy-Tek's Meet Manager 2\/24\/2005 09:21 PM
\n 2005 Men's ACC Swimming & Diving Championship, Sanction #: GA 05-27A
\n Results
\nEvent 3 Men 500 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Season: * 4:16.32 2\/28\/2001 Ian Prichard, UVA
\n ACC Meet: & 4:16.32 2\/28\/2001 Ian Prichard, UVA
\n GTAC Pool: # 4:21.49 2\/24\/2005 Sam D Morgan, Georgia Tech
\n 4:19.63 A
\n 4:27.41 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Crippen, Fran E JR Virginia 4:21.52 4:18.58#A 20
\n 23.42 48.71 (25.29) 1:14.52 (25.81) 1:40.33 (25.81)
\n 2:06.51 (26.18) 2:32.84 (26.33) 2:59.08 (26.24) 3:25.67 (26.59)
\n 3:52.32 (26.65) 4:18.58 (26.26)
\n 2 Millen, John P SO Virginia 4:22.30 4:21.19#B 17
\n 23.88 49.71 (25.83) 1:16.09 (26.38) 1:42.79 (26.70)
\n 2:09.53 (26.74) 2:36.34 (26.81) 3:02.38 (26.04) 3:28.91 (26.53)
\n 3:55.26 (26.35) 4:21.19 (25.93)
\n 3 Morgan, Sam D JR Georgia Tech 4:21.49 4:21.50 B 16
\n 23.98 50.06 (26.08) 1:16.52 (26.46) 1:43.24 (26.72)
\n 2:09.98 (26.74) 2:36.60 (26.62) 3:03.05 (26.45) 3:29.57 (26.52)
\n 3:56.06 (26.49) 4:21.50 (25.44)
\n 4 Hirniak, Stefan M SO Virginia 4:24.62 4:24.55 B 15
\n 23.99 50.15 (26.16) 1:17.08 (26.93) 1:43.99 (26.91)
\n 2:10.90 (26.91) 2:37.67 (26.77) 3:04.65 (26.98) 3:31.37 (26.72)
\n 3:58.55 (27.18) 4:24.55 (26.00)
\n 5 Roof, Steve R SO Florida State 4:24.72 4:24.59 B 14
\n 24.08 50.55 (26.47) 1:17.34 (26.79) 1:44.13 (26.79)
\n 2:10.98 (26.85) 2:37.58 (26.60) 3:04.24 (26.66) 3:31.06 (26.82)
\n 3:58.03 (26.97) 4:24.59 (26.56)
\n 6 Mengering, Jon JR Clemson 4:26.35 4:24.67 B 13
\n 24.08 50.49 (26.41) 1:17.46 (26.97) 1:44.39 (26.93)
\n 2:11.55 (27.16) 2:38.36 (26.81) 3:05.16 (26.80) 3:32.06 (26.90)
\n 3:58.92 (26.86) 4:24.67 (25.75)
\n 7 Bishop, Tommy C SO Florida State 4:26.83 4:25.01 B 12
\n 24.62 51.00 (26.38) 1:18.03 (27.03) 1:44.97 (26.94)
\n 2:11.97 (27.00) 2:38.72 (26.75) 3:05.82 (27.10) 3:32.76 (26.94)
\n 3:59.38 (26.62) 4:25.01 (25.63)
\n 8 Owen, Reid N SR North Carolina 4:26.12 4:26.29 B 11
\n 24.81 51.39 (26.58) 1:18.05 (26.66) 1:44.81 (26.76)
\n 2:11.64 (26.83) 2:38.55 (26.91) 3:05.47 (26.92) 3:32.65 (27.18)
\n 3:59.76 (27.11) 4:26.29 (26.53)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Owen, Philip L FR North Carolina 4:28.73 4:26.39 B 9
\n 24.72 51.38 (26.66) 1:18.19 (26.81) 1:45.33 (27.14)
\n 2:12.51 (27.18) 2:39.78 (27.27) 3:07.12 (27.34) 3:34.34 (27.22)
\n 4:01.22 (26.88) 4:26.39 (25.17)
\n10 Young, Kyle A FR Florida State 4:30.42 4:26.71 B 7
\n 24.67 51.20 (26.53) 1:18.62 (27.42) 1:46.39 (27.77)
\n 2:13.18 (26.79) 2:40.29 (27.11) 3:07.11 (26.82) 3:34.29 (27.18)
\n 4:01.13 (26.84) 4:26.71 (25.58)
\n11 Miller, Rob L FR Georgia Tech 4:27.94 4:27.11 B 6
\n 25.05 51.82 (26.77) 1:18.68 (26.86) 1:45.97 (27.29)
\n 2:13.04 (27.07) 2:40.27 (27.23) 3:07.31 (27.04) 3:34.38 (27.07)
\n 4:01.17 (26.79) 4:27.11 (25.94)
\n12 Figh, Matt L SR Georgia Tech 4:26.97 4:27.14 B 5
\n 24.29 50.80 (26.51) 1:17.99 (27.19) 1:45.44 (27.45)
\n 2:13.06 (27.62) 2:40.19 (27.13) 3:07.56 (27.37) 3:35.13 (27.57)
\n 4:02.03 (26.90) 4:27.14 (25.11)
\n13 Geisen, Stefan FR Maryland 4:29.90 4:27.87 4
\n 24.62 51.39 (26.77) 1:18.27 (26.88) 1:45.45 (27.18)
\n 2:12.63 (27.18) 2:39.87 (27.24) 3:07.26 (27.39) 3:34.48 (27.22)
\n 4:01.66 (27.18) 4:27.87 (26.21)
\n14 Geary, Sean FR Clemson 4:28.70 4:28.13 3
\n 24.58 51.38 (26.80) 1:18.27 (26.89) 1:45.21 (26.94)
\n 2:12.27 (27.06) 2:39.47 (27.20) 3:06.73 (27.26) 3:34.31 (27.58)
\n 4:01.80 (27.49) 4:28.13 (26.33)
\n15 Raab, Michael F SR Virginia 4:30.53 4:30.53 2
\n 25.02 52.17 (27.15) 1:19.28 (27.11) 1:46.77 (27.49)
\n 2:14.48 (27.71) 2:42.19 (27.71) 3:09.18 (26.99) 3:35.88 (26.70)
\n 4:03.17 (27.29) 4:30.53 (27.36)
\n16 Nead, Kevin T FR Virginia 4:28.49 4:32.78 1
\n 24.83 51.51 (26.68) 1:18.64 (27.13) 1:45.95 (27.31)
\n 2:13.43 (27.48) 2:41.20 (27.77) 3:09.00 (27.80) 3:37.08 (28.08)
\n 4:05.10 (28.02) 4:32.78 (27.68)
\nC – Final
\n17 Pessagno, Peter J SR NC State 4:33.71 4:29.34
\n 25.83 53.18 (27.35) 1:20.54 (27.36) 1:48.08 (27.54)
\n 2:14.84 (26.76) 2:41.09 (26.25) 3:08.39 (27.30) 3:36.47 (28.08)
\n 4:03.38 (26.91) 4:29.34 (25.96)
\n18 Savage, Neil SO Virginia Tech 4:36.42 4:31.35
\n 24.56 51.81 (27.25) 1:19.60 (27.79) 1:47.10 (27.50)
\n 2:14.79 (27.69) 2:42.26 (27.47) 3:09.71 (27.45) 3:37.34 (27.63)
\n 4:04.69 (27.35) 4:31.35 (26.66)
\n19 Doyle, Patrick W JR Maryland 4:35.08 4:33.31
\n 24.72 51.98 (27.26) 1:19.75 (27.77) 1:47.79 (28.04)
\n 2:15.30 (27.51) 2:42.83 (27.53) 3:10.78 (27.95) 3:38.92 (28.14)
\n 4:06.74 (27.82) 4:33.31 (26.57)
\n20 Schertle, Brad M SR Maryland 4:33.38 4:33.40
\n 25.19 52.54 (27.35) 1:20.11 (27.57) 1:47.76 (27.65)
\n 2:15.61 (27.85) 2:43.04 (27.43) 3:10.88 (27.84) 3:38.72 (27.84)
\n 4:06.47 (27.75) 4:33.40 (26.93)
\n21 Nixon, Chris E SR NC State 4:32.31 4:33.80
\n 25.37 52.71 (27.34) 1:20.30 (27.59) 1:48.01 (27.71)
\n 2:15.71 (27.70) 2:43.47 (27.76) 3:10.99 (27.52) 3:39.14 (28.15)
\n 4:07.03 (27.89) 4:33.80 (26.77)
\n22 Helfers, Teddy D SR Duke 4:34.55 4:34.36
\n 24.82 51.82 (27.00) 1:19.01 (27.19) 1:46.37 (27.36)
\n 2:14.09 (27.72) 2:41.97 (27.88) 3:10.45 (28.48) 3:39.04 (28.59)
\n 4:07.11 (28.07) 4:34.36 (27.25)
\n23 Jamerson, Trevor JR Virginia Tech 4:38.78 4:43.17
\n 24.80 52.15 (27.35) 1:19.62 (27.47) 1:47.60 (27.98)
\n 2:15.64 (28.04) 2:44.53 (28.89) 3:13.61 (29.08) 3:43.56 (29.95)
\n 4:13.64 (30.08) 4:43.17 (29.53)
\nEvent 4 Men 200 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Season: * 1:46.20 2\/27\/2002 Bo Greenwood, UVA
\n ACC Meet: & 1:46.20 2\/27\/2002 Bo Greenwood, UVA
\n GTAC Pool: # 1:47.06 2\/24\/2005 Pat W Mellors, Virginia
\n 1:46.69 A
\n 1:49.89 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Mellors, Pat W FR Virginia 1:47.06 1:46.70#B 20
\n 23.29 50.16 (26.87) 1:20.79 (30.63) 1:46.70 (25.91)
\n 2 Greenwood, Bo G SR Virginia 1:48.62 1:47.83 B 17
\n 23.91 50.42 (26.51) 1:21.94 (31.52) 1:47.83 (25.89)
\n 3 Ott, Martin P FR Maryland 1:48.91 1:48.12 B 16
\n 24.09 51.48 (27.39) 1:23.07 (31.59) 1:48.12 (25.05)
\n 4 Bishop, Ryan T SO Georgia Tech 1:49.35 1:48.82 B 15
\n 24.16 51.65 (27.49) 1:22.56 (30.91) 1:48.82 (26.26)
\n 5 Keeling, Danny P FR Florida State 1:48.94 1:50.41 14
\n 23.77 51.51 (27.74) 1:23.73 (32.22) 1:50.41 (26.68)
\n 6 Reed, Buddy SR Clemson 1:50.55 1:50.67 13
\n 24.09 51.99 (27.90) 1:25.21 (33.22) 1:50.67 (25.46)
\n 7 Berg, Ryan C JR Virginia 1:50.42 1:50.78 12
\n 23.65 51.61 (27.96) 1:23.56 (31.95) 1:50.78 (27.22)
\n 8 Ames, Chad M JR North Carolina 1:50.05 1:52.00 11
\n 23.35 52.00 (28.65) 1:24.77 (32.77) 1:52.00 (27.23)
\nB – Final
\n 9 Cowling, Steve M SO NC State 1:52.42 1:50.00 9
\n 23.59 51.46 (27.87) 1:23.63 (32.17) 1:50.00 (26.37)
\n10 Rogulj, Vanja SO Virginia 1:50.56 1:51.21 7
\n 24.14 53.21 (29.07) 1:23.70 (30.49) 1:51.21 (27.51)
\n11 Raynovich, Jordan JR Clemson 1:51.38 1:51.26 6
\n 24.24 53.18 (28.94) 1:25.16 (31.98) 1:51.26 (26.10)
\n12 Babcock, Lyle W JR NC State 1:52.24 1:51.78 5
\n 23.40 51.69 (28.29) 1:24.88 (33.19) 1:51.78 (26.90)
\n13 Humphrey, John E SR Duke 1:52.03 1:52.08 4
\n 24.42 52.80 (28.38) 1:26.08 (33.28) 1:52.08 (26.00)
\n14 Mohr, Eric J SR North Carolina 1:52.39 1:52.10 3
\n 24.44 52.55 (28.11) 1:25.59 (33.04) 1:52.10 (26.51)
\n15 Grafchik, Ben FR North Carolina 1:52.08 1:52.95 2
\n 24.08 51.88 (27.80) 1:26.59 (34.71) 1:52.95 (26.36)
\n16 Hartmann, John S SR North Carolina 1:52.55 1:53.45 1
\n 25.26 52.69 (27.43) 1:26.38 (33.69) 1:53.45 (27.07)
\nC – Final
\n17 Yeager, Rob J SR NC State 1:53.83 1:51.27
\n 24.86 54.10 (29.24) 1:24.73 (30.63) 1:51.27 (26.54)
\n18 Fiehler, Austin FR Virginia Tech 1:54.69 1:52.91
\n 24.14 51.90 (27.76) 1:25.74 (33.84) 1:52.91 (27.17)
\n19 Miller, Anthony J SO Maryland 1:54.71 1:53.52
\n 24.77 53.78 (29.01) 1:26.51 (32.73) 1:53.52 (27.01)
\n20 Czaplicki, Zac FR Virginia Tech 1:54.06 1:54.45
\n 24.09 52.68 (28.59) 1:27.12 (34.44) 1:54.45 (27.33)
\n21 Jensen, Stephen SO Virginia Tech 1:54.50 1:54.97
\n 25.07 54.06 (28.99) 1:27.44 (33.38) 1:54.97 (27.53)
\n22 Foran, Andrew K JR Maryland 1:54.78 1:55.36
\n 24.75 54.97 (30.22) 1:28.73 (33.76) 1:55.36 (26.63)
\n23 Champagne, Scott H FR Duke 1:54.91 1:57.22
\n 24.66 53.63 (28.97) 1:29.78 (36.15) 1:57.22 (27.44)
\n— Davidson, Tristan SO North Carolina 1:53.03 DQ
\nEvent 5 Men 50 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Season: * 19.14 3\/27\/1993 David Fox, UNC
\n ACC Meet: & 19.25 2\/27\/1998 Brendon Dedekind, FSU
\n GTAC Pool: # 19.47 2\/24\/2005 Cullen A Jones, NC State-NC
\n 19.74 A
\n 20.33 B
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nA – Final
\n 1 Jones, Cullen A JR NC State 19.47 19.61 A 20
\n 2 Anderson, Luke W SR Virginia 19.58 19.74 A 17
\n 3 Targett, Matt S FR Virginia 20.27 20.03 B 16
\n 4 Vahle, Mark FR Clemson 20.14 20.29 B 15
\n 5 Averett, Michael S SR Florida State 20.32 20.35 14
\n 6 Kennon, Alex W SO Florida State 20.50 20.42 13
\n 7 Roycik, Joel C JR Florida State 20.48 20.43 12
\n 8 Kettunen, Teemu S JR Georgia Tech 20.49 20.65 11
\nB – Final
\n 9 Simon, Brett N SR Virginia 20.51 20.62 9
\n10 Sands, John T FR North Carolina 20.59 20.65 7
\n11 Howard, Jason W JR Georgia Tech 20.55 20.67 6
\n12 Alberi, Tom JR Virginia Tech 20.64 20.70 4.5
\n12 Kott, Casey E SO North Carolina 20.60 20.70 4.5
\n14 Denton, Ed FR Florida State 20.67 20.71 3
\n15 Rappold, Tommy SR Clemson 20.66 20.73 2
\n16 Botha, Jarryd FR Florida State 20.60 20.85 1
\nC – Final
\n17 Fried, Michael S SR Maryland 20.73 20.80
\n18 Velleca, Kevin M JR NC State 20.73 20.86
\n19 Russell, Stephen FR Clemson 20.85 20.87
\n20 Cancila, Pete FR Virginia Tech 20.83 20.94
\n21 Stahl, Bryan T FR Virginia 20.75 20.98
\n22 Maier, Marc F SR Georgia Tech 20.76 21.00
\n23 DeLollo, Christian SO Virginia Tech 20.75 21.01
\n24 Furlong, Kevin SR Virginia Tech 20.83 21.07
\nEvent 6 Men 1 mtr Diving
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Meet: & 560.25 2\/27\/2003 Paul Spray, FSU
\n Name Year School Seed Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Velazquez, Miguel SR Miami NT 365.40 20
\n 2 Starks, Derek SO Miami NT 350.05 17
\n 3 Burkhardt, Tony W SO Georgia Tech 346.58 345.95 16
\n 4 Herboth, Ben FR North Carolina -331.20 331.50 15
\n 5 Shulick, Eric SR Clemson -320.25 306.25 14
\n 6 Fox, Jon SO North Carolina -307.20 303.05 13
\n 7 Matuszak, Ryan SO North Carolina -303.85 279.95 12
\n 8 Barber, Andrew B JR Virginia NT 272.00 11
\n 9 Tilbrook, Alex S FR Florida State NT 271.95 9
\n10 Hyer, Tim J SR Duke -554.10 270.75 7
\n11 Kelley, Eric D JR Virginia NT 266.75 6
\n12 Roper, Doug SR Virginia Tech NT 264.35 5
\n13 Crane, Peter JR Florida State NT 263.00 4
\n14 Jones, Derek SO Florida State NT 261.95 3
\n15 Beinlich, Jason JR Florida State NT 248.95 2
\n16 Stowers, Evan FR Georgia Tech 333.60 246.10 1
\n17 Bennett, Michael FR Georgia Tech 276.00 245.80
\n18 Lindley, Marsh JR Clemson -289.50 245.00
\n19 Eccleston, Jason L FR Maryland 258.82 244.15
\n20 Schroeger, Curtis SO Florida State NT 242.45
\n21 Hudson, Scott FR Virginia Tech NT 229.00
\n22 Hock, Derek J FR Maryland 252.83 221.50
\n23 Brooks, Toby JR Miami NT 203.70
\n24 Sanders, Christoph FR Duke -457.60 185.80
\n— House, Steve J SR NC State NT X211.45
\n— Doblar, Peter FR Georgia Tech 262.65 X218.80
\n— Funderburk, Ryan FR North Carolina -294.53 X260.20
\nEvent 7 Men 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Season: * 1:18.75 3\/26\/1998 Florida State, FSU
\n Santos, Flanagan, McVittie, Dedekind
\n ACC Meet: & 1:18.78 2\/24\/1997 Florida State, FSU
\n Dedekind, Coelho, McVittie, Braknis
\n GTAC Pool: # 1:20.29 3\/6\/2004 Alabama, ALA
\n D. Erasmus, B. Ashby, B. Worby, I. Erhartic
\n 1:18.47 A
\n 1:20.82 B
\n School Seed Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 University of Virginia 'A' 1:21.93 1:19.46#B 40
\n 1) Targett, Matt S FR 2) Anderson, Luke W SR
\n 3) Simon, Brett N SR 4) Stahl, Bryan T FR
\n 20.19 39.35 (19.16) 59.23 (19.88) 1:19.46 (20.23)
\n 2 North Carolina State 'A' 1:22.24 1:19.79#B 34
\n 1) Velleca, Kevin M JR 2) Cowling, Steve M SO
\n 3) Devine, Kevin J SR 4) Jones, Cullen A JR
\n 20.71 41.01 (20.30) 1:01.03 (20.02) 1:19.79 (18.76)
\n 3 Florida State University 'A' 1:20.88 1:20.05#B 32
\n 1) Kennon, Alex W SO 2) Roycik, Joel C JR
\n 3) Averett, Michael S SR 4) Denton, Ed FR
\n 20.50 40.22 (19.72) 1:00.00 (19.78) 1:20.05 (20.05)
\n 4 University of North Carolina 'A' 1:21.56 1:20.75 B 30
\n 1) Sands, John T FR 2) Albrecht, Jon S JR
\n 3) Kott, Casey E SO 4) Van Assen, Jon M JR
\n 20.53 40.85 (20.32) 1:00.58 (19.73) 1:20.75 (20.17)
\n 5 Georgia Tech 'A' 1:23.05 1:20.81 B 28
\n 1) Kettunen, Teemu S JR 2) Maier, Marc F SR
\n 3) Riebesell, Ryan K JR 4) Howard, Jason W JR
\n 20.49 40.84 (20.35) 1:00.95 (20.11) 1:20.81 (19.86)
\n 6 Clemson University 'A' 1:22.29 1:21.09 26
\n 1) Rappold, Tommy SR 2) Vahle, Mark FR
\n 3) Regone, Brian SO 4) Russell, Stephen FR
\n 20.82 40.66 (19.84) 1:01.02 (20.36) 1:21.09 (20.07)
\n 7 University of Maryland 'A' 1:22.68 1:21.87 24
\n 1) Doyle, Patrick W JR 2) Fried, Michael S SR
\n 3) Ford, Kevin M SO 4) Weinberg, Erik S SR
\n 21.13 41.23 (20.10) 1:01.74 (20.51) 1:21.87 (20.13)
\n 8 Virginia Tech 'A' 1:22.86 1:21.95 22
\n 1) DeLollo, Christian SO 2) Beard, Scott FR
\n 3) Furlong, Kevin SR 4) Alberi, Tom JR
\n 20.78 41.30 (20.52) 1:01.74 (20.44) 1:21.95 (20.21)
\n 9 Duke University 'A' 1:24.14 1:23.30 18
\n 1) Packer, Ryan W FR 2) Peck, David H SR
\n 3) Arthofer, Kevin M SO 4) Pearce, Billy E JR
\n 20.92 42.02 (21.10) 1:02.86 (20.84) 1:23.30 (20.44)<\/p>\n

Licensed to Georgia Tech Aquatic Center – Site License
\n Hy-Tek's Meet Manager 2\/24\/2005 09:30 PM
\n 2005 Men's ACC Swimming & Diving Championship, Sanction #: GA 05-27A
\n Results
\nEvent 105 Men 50 Yard Freestyle Time Trial
\n===============================================================================
\n ACC Season: * 19.14 3\/27\/1993 David Fox, UNC
\n ACC Meet: & 19.25 2\/27\/1998 Brendon Dedekind, FSU
\n GTAC Pool: # 20.05 11\/19\/2004 Cullen Jones, NCST
\n 19.74 A
\n 20.33 B
\n Name Year School Seed Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n – Time Trial
\n 1 Swartz, Zach J FR North Carolina NT 20.99
\n 2 Miltz, Stephen V FR North Carolina NT 21.59
\n 3 Norman, Stewart J SO North Carolina NT 22.24
\n— Imboden, Greg R SO Virginia NT X20.99
\n— Kleber, Jared N SO North Carolina NT X21.16
\n— Glauber, Daniel R FR NC State NT X21.28
\n— Balderston, Matt FR Clemson NT X21.33
\n— Harrington, Brian SR Virginia NT X21.37
\n— Murphy, Brett J FR Virginia NT X21.38
\n— Crowder, Brian R FR NC State NT X22.06
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\n GTAC Pool: # 4:22.19 3\/6\/2004 Matthew Owen, UGA
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\nEvent 107 Men 200 Yard IM Time Trial
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\n ACC Season: * 1:46.20 2\/27\/2002 Bo Greenwood, UVA
\n ACC Meet: & 1:46.20 2\/27\/2002 Bo Greenwood, UVA
\n GTAC Pool: # 1:50.89 12\/10\/2004 Jack Brown – Swim Atlanta, SA
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\n 24.58 53.41 (28.83) 1:27.65 (34.24) 1:54.93 (27.28)
\n— Harris, Kenton R FR Virginia NT X1:56.89
\n 24.92 54.12 (29.20) 1:28.60 (34.48) 1:56.89 (28.29)
\nEvent 108 Men 200 Yard Freestyle Time Trial
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\n ACC Season: * 1:35.59 2\/27\/1990 John Davis, UNC
\n ACC Meet: & 1:35.59 2\/27\/1990 John Davis, UNC
\n GTAC Pool: # 1:36.92 12\/10\/2004 Matt Bartlett – Swim Atlanta, SA
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\n— Cunnick, Charlie W FR Virginia NT X1:40.12
\n 22.98 48.57 (25.59) 1:14.21 (25.64) 1:40.12 (25.91)
\n— Beaulieu, Elliott SO Virginia NT X1:44.51
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