{"id":9058,"date":"2005-03-03T23:37:59","date_gmt":"2005-03-04T04:37:59","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2005\/03\/stanford-maintains-lead-after-day-two-of-pac-10-championships\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T19:45:48","modified_gmt":"2014-07-26T02:45:48","slug":"stanford-maintains-lead-after-day-two-of-pac-10-championships","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/stanford-maintains-lead-after-day-two-of-pac-10-championships\/","title":{"rendered":"Stanford Maintains Lead After Day Two of PAC-10 Championships"},"content":{"rendered":"

By John Lohn<\/p>\n

LONG BEACH, Calif., March 3. HALFWAY home to a PAC-10 Conference title for the Stanford Cardinal. Through two days of the high-profile event, the 23-time defending champion holds a 29.5-point lead over California.<\/p>\n

The Cardinal enters the third day of action with 318.5 points, a total fueled by a dominating outing in the 500 freestyle. In the event won by Southern California\u2019s Ous Mellouli (4:14.66), Stanford took second through fifth behind the quartet of Mike McLean, Shaun Phillips, Andy Grant and Danny Beal.<\/p>\n

Stanford kept bringing the pressure in the 200 individual medley, where it benefited from a victory by Tobias Oriwol (1:45.27). Cal\u2019s John Dorr was second (1:45.32), but the Cardinal also placed third (Hongzhe Sun), fifth (Gary Marshall) and seventh (Mark Stephens).<\/p>\n

While Stanford controlled the first two events of the session, Cal commanded the final two events. Duje Draganja (19.22) led the Golden Bears with a win in the 50 free, holding off Ben Wildman-Tobriner (19.23).<\/p>\n

The Bears, known for their sprinting skills, also took third, fourth and fifth in the 50 free, thanks to Milorad Cavic, Rolandas Gimbutis and Jonas Tilly. Cal punctuated the night with a burning time of 1:16.77 in the 200 free relay, turned in by the foursome that placed in the 50 free.<\/p>\n

In the team race, Cal has 289 points, Southern California sits third with 196 points and Arizona is in fourth with 162 points. Arizona State is in fifth (101.5) and Washington is in sixth (96).<\/p>\n

Event 3 Men 500 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 4:11.59 1994 Chad Carvin, ARIZONA
\n Pac 10 Meet: # 4:14.05 2000 Ryk Neethling, ARIZONA
\n NCAA: ! 4:08.75 3\/23\/1995 Tom Dolan, Michigan
\n 4:19.63 NCAA
\n 4:27.41 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Mellouli, Ous JR USC 4:16.99 4:14.66 NCAA 20
\n 24.00 49.60 (25.60) 1:15.41 (25.81) 1:41.26 (25.85)
\n 2:07.02 (25.76) 2:32.87 (25.85) 2:58.26 (25.39) 3:23.78 (25.52)
\n 3:49.40 (25.62) 4:14.66 (25.26)
\n 2 McLean, Mike JR STAN 4:19.12 4:14.89 NCAA 17
\n 23.42 48.70 (25.28) 1:14.16 (25.46) 1:40.01 (25.85)
\n 2:05.69 (25.68) 2:31.33 (25.64) 2:57.22 (25.89) 3:23.51 (26.29)
\n 3:49.78 (26.27) 4:14.89 (25.11)
\n 3 Phillips, Shaun SO STAN 4:15.72 4:16.96 NCAA 16
\n 24.10 50.17 (26.07) 1:16.26 (26.09) 1:42.42 (26.16)
\n 2:08.40 (25.98) 2:34.20 (25.80) 2:59.96 (25.76) 3:25.51 (25.55)
\n 3:51.58 (26.07) 4:16.96 (25.38)
\n 4 Grant, Andy SO STAN 4:17.28 4:18.25 NCAA 15
\n 24.41 50.56 (26.15) 1:16.86 (26.30) 1:43.16 (26.30)
\n 2:09.46 (26.30) 2:35.73 (26.27) 3:01.97 (26.24) 3:27.99 (26.02)
\n 3:53.52 (25.53) 4:18.25 (24.73)
\n 5 Beal, Danny FR STAN 4:21.57 4:21.43 CONS 14
\n 23.46 49.40 (25.94) 1:15.95 (26.55) 1:42.45 (26.50)
\n 2:09.05 (26.60) 2:35.66 (26.61) 3:02.46 (26.80) 3:29.54 (27.08)
\n 3:56.50 (26.96) 4:21.43 (24.93)
\n 6 Foster, John FR CAL 4:19.77 4:21.69 CONS 13
\n 23.91 50.01 (26.10) 1:16.46 (26.45) 1:43.01 (26.55)
\n 2:09.54 (26.53) 2:36.46 (26.92) 3:02.64 (26.18) 3:29.15 (26.51)
\n 3:55.52 (26.37) 4:21.69 (26.17)
\n 7 Deberry, Tyler JR ARIZ 4:22.25 4:23.80 CONS 12
\n 23.54 49.27 (25.73) 1:15.39 (26.12) 1:41.71 (26.32)
\n 2:08.01 (26.30) 2:34.62 (26.61) 3:01.48 (26.86) 3:28.98 (27.50)
\n 3:56.73 (27.75) 4:23.80 (27.07)
\n 8 Meichtry, Dominik FR CAL 4:21.98 4:25.84 CONS 11
\n 23.92 50.29 (26.37) 1:16.66 (26.37) 1:43.11 (26.45)
\n 2:09.79 (26.68) 2:36.54 (26.75) 3:03.71 (27.17) 3:30.73 (27.02)
\n 3:58.25 (27.52) 4:25.84 (27.59)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Jensen, Larsen SO USC 4:22.38 4:17.24 NCAA 9
\n 24.15 49.88 (25.73) 1:15.99 (26.11) 1:42.08 (26.09)
\n 2:08.29 (26.21) 2:34.50 (26.21) 3:00.73 (26.23) 3:26.90 (26.17)
\n 3:52.51 (25.61) 4:17.24 (24.73)
\n 10 Azevedo, Lucas FR ASU 4:24.04 4:22.25 CONS 7
\n 24.71 51.13 (26.42) 1:17.54 (26.41) 1:44.02 (26.48)
\n 2:10.60 (26.58) 2:37.08 (26.48) 3:03.02 (25.94) 3:29.65 (26.63)
\n 3:56.48 (26.83) 4:22.25 (25.77)
\n 11 Antisdale, Will FR USC 4:25.44 4:23.08 CONS 6
\n 24.62 51.32 (26.70) 1:17.79 (26.47) 1:44.48 (26.69)
\n 2:11.31 (26.83) 2:37.83 (26.52) 3:04.57 (26.74) 3:30.64 (26.07)
\n 3:56.99 (26.35) 4:23.08 (26.09)
\n 12 Vayo, Louis FR CAL 4:25.54 4:23.71 CONS 5
\n 25.17 51.80 (26.63) 1:18.51 (26.71) 1:45.32 (26.81)
\n 2:11.86 (26.54) 2:38.22 (26.36) 3:04.49 (26.27) 3:30.92 (26.43)
\n 3:57.36 (26.44) 4:23.71 (26.35)
\n 13 Sakamoto, Noa FR STAN 4:28.75 4:24.93 CONS 4
\n 24.15 50.42 (26.27) 1:17.27 (26.85) 1:44.02 (26.75)
\n 2:10.97 (26.95) 2:37.69 (26.72) 3:04.56 (26.87) 3:31.65 (27.09)
\n 3:58.70 (27.05) 4:24.93 (26.23)
\n 14 Lysaught, Daniel SO CAL 4:22.70 4:25.88 CONS 3
\n 24.52 50.81 (26.29) 1:17.53 (26.72) 1:44.65 (27.12)
\n 2:11.60 (26.95) 2:38.69 (27.09) 3:05.78 (27.09) 3:33.12 (27.34)
\n 3:59.79 (26.67) 4:25.88 (26.09)
\n 15 Panos, Tyler JR USC 4:26.93 4:29.69 2
\n 24.40 50.87 (26.47) 1:17.74 (26.87) 1:44.90 (27.16)
\n 2:12.10 (27.20) 2:39.58 (27.48) 3:07.13 (27.55) 3:34.69 (27.56)
\n 4:02.50 (27.81) 4:29.69 (27.19)
\n 16 Divald, Lorant SR WASH 4:28.11 4:32.42 1
\n 24.97 51.77 (26.80) 1:18.59 (26.82) 1:45.68 (27.09)
\n 2:12.73 (27.05) 2:39.77 (27.04) 3:07.19 (27.42) 3:34.88 (27.69)
\n 4:03.37 (28.49) 4:32.42 (29.05)
\nBonus
\n 17 Biel, Matt FR ARIZ 4:28.87 4:25.84 CONS
\n 24.69 51.41 (26.72) 1:18.25 (26.84) 1:45.16 (26.91)
\n 2:12.05 (26.89) 2:38.90 (26.85) 3:05.55 (26.65) 3:32.55 (27.00)
\n 3:59.40 (26.85) 4:25.84 (26.44)
\n 18 Kauffman, Mike JR USC 4:31.20 4:26.40 CONS
\n 24.52 51.09 (26.57) 1:17.86 (26.77) 1:44.96 (27.10)
\n 2:11.81 (26.85) 2:38.87 (27.06) 3:05.81 (26.94) 3:32.87 (27.06)
\n 4:00.34 (27.47) 4:26.40 (26.06)
\n 19 Wicklund, Robert FR WASH 4:31.18 4:30.82
\n 25.09 52.01 (26.92) 1:19.69 (27.68) 1:47.65 (27.96)
\n 2:14.98 (27.33) 2:41.94 (26.96) 3:08.99 (27.05) 3:36.26 (27.27)
\n 4:03.61 (27.35) 4:30.82 (27.21)
\n 20 Wolfe, James SR WASH 4:35.62 4:33.41
\n 24.90 52.14 (27.24) 1:19.93 (27.79) 1:47.59 (27.66)
\n 2:15.66 (28.07) 2:43.61 (27.95) 3:11.03 (27.42) 3:38.87 (27.84)
\n 4:06.42 (27.55) 4:33.41 (26.99)
\n 21 Storie, Tyler JR USC 4:32.93 4:34.23
\n 25.08 52.30 (27.22) 1:19.73 (27.43) 1:47.44 (27.71)
\n 2:14.98 (27.54) 2:42.75 (27.77) 3:10.51 (27.76) 3:38.70 (28.19)
\n 4:06.84 (28.14) 4:34.23 (27.39)
\n 22 Carlson, Micah JR ASU 4:34.30 4:35.19
\n 25.48 52.97 (27.49) 1:20.63 (27.66) 1:48.38 (27.75)
\n 2:16.02 (27.64) 2:43.97 (27.95) 3:11.56 (27.59) 3:39.38 (27.82)
\n 4:07.34 (27.96) 4:35.19 (27.85)
\n 23 Quinn, Kevin SR WASH 4:53.18 4:51.60
\n 27.06 55.82 (28.76) 1:25.01 (29.19) 1:54.19 (29.18)
\n 2:23.77 (29.58) 2:53.22 (29.45) 3:22.91 (29.69) 3:52.69 (29.78)
\n 4:22.40 (29.71) 4:51.60 (29.20)<\/p>\n

Event 4 Men 200 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 1:43.83 2002 Dan Trupin, STANFORD
\n Pac 10 Meet: # 1:43.83 2002 Dan Trupin, STANFORD
\n NCAA: ! 1:41.76 2005 Ryan Lochte, Florida
\n 1:46.69 NCAA
\n 1:49.89 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nBonus
\n 19 Lundgaard, Bret FR WASH 1:50.46 1:50.28
\n 24.07 52.19 (28.12) 1:24.15 (31.96) 1:50.28 (26.13)
\n 20 Barbosa, Henrique JR CAL 1:50.78 1:50.33
\n 23.74 52.63 (28.89) 1:23.27 (30.64) 1:50.33 (27.06)
\n 21 Rothman, Nate SO ARIZ 1:51.35 1:51.17
\n 24.21 50.96 (26.75) 1:24.20 (33.24) 1:51.17 (26.97)
\n 22 Gillis, Craig SR WASH 1:51.86 1:51.31
\n 24.03 51.62 (27.59) 1:24.65 (33.03) 1:51.31 (26.66)
\n — Gibson, Chris JR CAL 1:51.62 DQ
\n — Lentz, Graham SO CAL 1:51.29 DQ <\/p>\n

Men – Team Rankings – Through Event 4 <\/p>\n

1. Stanford University 214 2. Univ of California Berkeley 148
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Oriwol, Tobias JR STAN 1:45.61 1:45.27 NCAA 20
\n 22.70 49.21 (26.51) 1:19.78 (30.57) 1:45.27 (25.49)
\n 2 Dorr, John SR CAL 1:46.18 1:45.32 NCAA 17
\n 23.36 49.56 (26.20) 1:19.96 (30.40) 1:45.32 (25.36)
\n 3 Sun, Hongzhe SO STAN 1:45.75 1:45.56 NCAA 16
\n 22.80 48.41 (25.61) 1:20.19 (31.78) 1:45.56 (25.37)
\n 4 Molina, Miguel JR CAL 1:46.25 1:45.61 NCAA 15
\n 23.30 50.06 (26.76) 1:20.54 (30.48) 1:45.61 (25.07)
\n 5 Marshall, Gary SR STAN 1:46.74 1:46.84 CONS 14
\n 23.82 51.68 (27.86) 1:20.90 (29.22) 1:46.84 (25.94)
\n 6 Rollins, Dave JR ARIZ 1:48.65 1:46.96 CONS 13
\n 23.65 50.69 (27.04) 1:20.88 (30.19) 1:46.96 (26.08)
\n 7 Stephens, Mark JR STAN 1:46.44 1:46.97 CONS 12
\n 22.80 50.45 (27.65) 1:21.27 (30.82) 1:46.97 (25.70)
\n 8 Rowe, Caleb SR CAL 1:47.71 1:47.61 CONS 11
\n 23.90 50.81 (26.91) 1:21.00 (30.19) 1:47.61 (26.61)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Bodrogi, Viktor SO USC 1:49.47 1:47.54 CONS 9
\n 23.09 49.53 (26.44) 1:21.51 (31.98) 1:47.54 (26.03)
\n 10 Eckert, Mark FR CAL 1:48.68 1:48.44 CONS 7
\n 23.98 50.54 (26.56) 1:22.21 (31.67) 1:48.44 (26.23)
\n 11 Brown, Thomas SR STAN 1:48.92 1:48.54 CONS 6
\n 24.27 52.56 (28.29) 1:23.17 (30.61) 1:48.54 (25.37)
\n 12 Ritter, Adam SO ARIZ 1:49.42 1:48.76 CONS 5
\n 23.79 50.82 (27.03) 1:23.12 (32.30) 1:48.76 (25.64)
\n 13 Fahey, Paul SR USC 1:49.43 1:49.31 CONS 4
\n 24.37 53.03 (28.66) 1:23.87 (30.84) 1:49.31 (25.44)
\n 14 Kolozar, David JR ASU 1:49.95 1:49.59 CONS 3
\n 23.36 52.20 (28.84) 1:23.46 (31.26) 1:49.59 (26.13)
\n 15 Nuess, CJ FR ASU 1:49.81 1:49.82 CONS 2
\n 24.77 52.71 (27.94) 1:24.13 (31.42) 1:49.82 (25.69)
\n 16 Crowder, Bob SR ASU 1:50.22 1:50.37 1
\n 23.87 51.61 (27.74) 1:23.90 (32.29) 1:50.37 (26.47)
\nBonus
\n 17 Donaldson, Ryan JR USC 1:50.36 1:48.99 CONS
\n 24.21 51.62 (27.41) 1:23.27 (31.65) 1:48.99 (25.72)
\n 18 Jeffers, Byron SR ARIZ 1:50.78 1:49.00 CONS
\n 23.83 51.59 (27.76) 1:23.05 (31.46) 1:49.00 (25.95)<\/p>\n

Event 5 Men 50 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 19.05 2002 Anthony Ervin, CALIFORNIA
\n Pac 10 Meet: # 19.11 2002 Anthony Ervin, CAL
\n NCAA: ! 19.05 3\/28\/2002 Anthony Ervin, California
\n 19.74 NCAA
\n 20.33 CONS
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Draganja, Duje SR CAL 19.24 19.22 NCAA 20
\n 2 Wildman-Tobriner, SO STAN 19.26 19.23 NCAA 17
\n 3 Cavic, Milorad JR CAL 19.80 19.46 NCAA 16
\n 4 Tilly, Jonas SO CAL 19.65 19.55 NCAA 15
\n 5 Gimbutis, Rolandis SR CAL 19.39 19.69 NCAA 14
\n 6 Burnett, Simon JR ARIZ 19.86 19.84 CONS 13
\nConsolation Final
\n 7 Barbic, Bruno FR WASH 19.93 19.81 CONS 12
\n 8 Ferns, Lyndon JR ARIZ 20.01 20.04 CONS 11
\n 9 Ransom, Kyle SO STAN 20.02 20.13 CONS 9
\n 10 Sussex, Sean SO USC 20.15 20.22 CONS 7
\n 11 Lane, Evan JR CAL 19.97 20.30 CONS 6
\n 12 Crowder, Richard SO ASU 20.16 20.31 CONS 5
\nBonus
\n 13 Crowe, Matt SO STAN 20.27 20.28 CONS 4
\n 14 Gosper, Richard SR USC 20.54 20.32 CONS 3
\n 15 Fleming, Patrick SO ASU 20.51 20.58 1.5
\n 15 Carothers, Pete FR STAN 20.54 20.58 1.5
\n 17 Flaskay, Mihaly SO USC 20.62 20.60
\n 18 Persson, Jonas FR ARIZ 20.70 20.99
\nXtra Bonus
\n 19 Barrett, Jeff SR ASU 20.89 20.46
\n 20 Zandberg, Gerhard FR ARIZ 20.79 20.50
\n 21 Wilson, Tyler FR USC 20.70 20.60
\n 22 Hickman, Tommy JR ASU 20.95 20.91
\n 22 Eddy, Rick SR STAN 21.02 20.91
\n 24 Subirats, Albert FR ARIZ 20.95 20.96<\/p>\n

Event 7 Men 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n Pac 10: * 1:16.49 2002 STAN, STANFORD
\n Bal, Marshall, Schnell, O'Bryan
\n Pac 10 Meet: # 1:16.93 1994 STAN, STANFORD
\n Schell, Retterer, Mayfield, Hudepohl
\n NCAA: ! 1:16.49 3\/30\/2002 Stanford, Stanford
\n R. Bal, P. Marshal, A. Schnell, B. O'Bryan
\n 1:18.47 NCAA
\n 1:20.82 CONS
\n School Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Univ of California Berkeley 'A' 1:16.77#NCAA 40
\n 1) Draganja, Duje SR 2) Cavic, Milorad JR
\n 3) Tilly, Jonas SO 4) Gimbutis, Rolandis SR
\n 19.34 38.42 (19.08) 57.59 (19.17) 1:16.77 (19.18)
\n 2 Stanford University 'A' 1:18.33 NCAA 34
\n 1) Wildman-Tobriner, Ben SO 2) Cramer, Jayme SR
\n 3) Crowe, Matt SO 4) Ransom, Kyle SO
\n 19.34 38.99 (19.65) 58.68 (19.69) 1:18.33 (19.65)
\n 3 Arizona State University 'A' 1:19.33 CONS 32
\n 1) Crowder, Richard SO 2) Fleming, Patrick SO
\n 3) Barrett, Jeff SR 4) Hickman, Tommy JR
\n 20.20 39.61 (19.41) 59.35 (19.74) 1:19.33 (19.98)
\n 4 Univ of Southern California 'A' 1:20.37 CONS 30
\n 1) Mellouli, Ous JR 2) Sussex, Sean SO
\n 3) Gosper, Richard SR 4) Wilson, Tyler FR
\n 20.22 40.09 (19.87) 1:00.07 (19.98) 1:20.37 (20.30)
\n 5 University of Arizona 'A' 1:21.01 28
\n 1) Zandberg, Gerhard FR 2) Jeffers, Byron SR
\n 3) Subirats, Albert FR 4) Ritter, Adam SO
\n 20.21 40.25 (20.04) 1:00.64 (20.39) 1:21.01 (20.37)
\n 6 University of Washington 'A' 1:21.22 26
\n 1) Barbic, Bruno FR 2) Perhat, Ivan FR
\n 3) Wicklund, Robert FR 4) Osborne, Jared SO
\n 19.82 40.25 (20.43) 1:00.72 (20.47) 1:21.22 (20.50)
\n — Univ of California Berkeley 'B' X1:19.38
\n 1) Lane, Evan JR 2) Copeland, Will FR
\n 3) Whittington, Joe FR 4) Godec, Jernej FR
\n 20.18 40.14 (19.96) 59.68 (19.54) 1:19.38 (19.70)
\n — University of Arizona 'B' X1:19.79
\n 1) Ferns, Lyndon JR 2) Burnett, Simon JR
\n 3) Barnes, Ivan FR 4) Rollins, Dave JR
\n 19.96 39.62 (19.66) 59.78 (20.16) 1:19.79 (20.01)
\n — Univ of Southern California 'B' X1:22.36
\n 1) Masson, Sam SO 2) Elser, Bryce FR
\n 3) Panos, Tyler JR 4) Meszaros, Gergehy SO
\n 20.18 40.61 (20.43) 1:01.23 (20.62) 1:22.36 (21.13)
\n — University of Washington 'B' X1:26.12
\n 1) Dowdy, Brenton FR 2) Bezerra, Diogo SR
\n 3) Brugh, Taylor FR 4) Hudson, Henry FR
\n 21.54 42.63 (21.09) 1:04.36 (21.73) 1:26.12 (21.76)<\/p>\n

Men – Team Rankings – Through Event 7 <\/p>\n

1. Stanford University 318.5 2. Univ of California Berkeley 289
\n 3. Univ of Southern California 196 4. University of Arizona 162
\n 5. Arizona State University 101.5 6. University of Washington 96<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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