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Cover StoryJapan’s Pocket Rocket: Focused on Athens By Chiemi NakayamaJapan’s Kosuke Kitajima won the 100 and 200 meter breast at last year’s World

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A shley Jo Rowatt, a standout forDivision III national championKenyon College, was named the

2003 National Collegiate AthleticAssociation (NCAA) Woman of theYear in November. That made her thefirst student-athlete from Kenyon andthe first Division III athlete to win theprestigious award.

The Woman of the Year award pro-gram honors outstanding female stu-dent-athletes who have excelled inacademics, athletics and communityleadership, and have completed theircollegiate athletics eligibility. There isno corresponding award for men.

Rowatt, who is now attending Vanderbilt UniversityMedical School, amassed an impressive list of creden-tials during her four-year career at Kenyon. She wasnamed an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winner andwas selected as one of the two national winners of the2002-03 Verizon Academic All-America of the Yearaward, given to the most outstanding student-athletesin all NCAA sports. She was the first Kenyon athlete and

the first swimmer ever to win thehonor.

Additionally, Rowatt collected theNCAC conference Scholar-Athleteaward, was a member of Phi BetaKappa, and was named the winner ofKenyon’s Robert Brown Jr. Prize forbiology research. She was theCollege’s Senior Athlete of the Yearand also earned the Jess WillardFalkenstine Award for leadership andintegrity in athletics. She graduatedsumma cum laude with a 3.96 grade-point average.

In the water, Rowatt was a four-yearqualifier for the Div. III NCAA champs

and was part of three national championship teams.She won three individual titles, two national relay titlesand earned 13 athletic All-America awards.

Squeezed between her time in the classroom and hertime in the pool, Rowatt performed a multitude of vol-unteer work and extracurricular activities, serving as atutor and counselor for area youth and playing flute inthe Kenyon symphonic wind ensemble.

Swimmers of the Year: The People’s Choice

Last month we announced the win-ners of Swimming World’s annualSwimmers of the Year awards:

Michael Phelps (USA) and HannahStockbauer (GER).

This year, we invited our readers tovote for their choices online atSwimInfo.com. Here are the results,as of Dec. 1 (with SW’s rank listed inparentheses):WomenAmanda Beard, USA, 50.3% (3rd)Yana Klochkova, UKR, 9.0% (2nd)Jenny Thompson, USA, 8.3% (4th)MenMichael Phelps, USA, 41.4% (1st)Alex Popov, RUS, 27.3% (3rd)Ian Thorpe, AUS, 21.1% (4th)

Stockbauer finished fourth amongour readers with 6.4 percent of thevote. Japan’s Kosuke Kitajima, SW’spick for second among the men, wasfifth with a meager 1.8 percent.

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A nnouncing. NBC has chosen itsannouncers for swimming at thissummer’s Athens Olympic

Games. Rowdy Gaines, a tripleOlympic gold medalist at the 1984 LosAngeles Olympics, will provide colorcommentary, while veteran sports-

caster Dan Hicks will do play-by-play.For the first time, NBC will also

have a separate HDTV broadcast.The broadcasters reportedly will befour-time Olympian Dara Torres,who will handle the color, and openwater ace Craig Hummer, doingplay-by-play.

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Engaged. LindsayBenko, 27, the world’sfastest woman

in the 200 meterfreestyle lastyear, lookednorth to findjust the rightguy. And therehe was—in theperson ofC a n a d i a nO l y m p i a nand 100 meter fly national recordholder, Mike Mintenko, 28. The cou-ple has not yet set a wedding date, but“after Athens, sometime in 2005,”sounds about right, says Lindsay.

Also engaged are 1996 Olympicchampion Beth Botsford, 22, a seniorat the University of Arizona, andKicker Vencill, 25, a graduate ofWestern Kentucky. They, too, arelooking at a wedding date in ‘05.

New Dads. A little farther along thelife cycle are 1988 double Olympicgold medalist Troy Dalbey, and 1992Olympians Scott Jaffe and RoqueSantos—all of whom became dadsrecently. In November, Pablo Mora-les, 1988 and ‘92 Olympic gold medal-ist and currently University ofNebraska women’s coach, became adad for the third time.

New Moms...and Dad. Also joiningthe ranks of parenthood recently was1992 Olympic sweetheart Anita NallRichardson, who became a mom lastyear, and All-Americans Ugur Tanerand Liesl Kolbisen Taner, who hadtheir second child. Liesl swam in aMasters meet last summer while eightmonths pregnant.

Ban Reduced. A three-memberpanel of the Court of Arbitration forSport reduced the suspension ofKicker Vencill of the Irvine NOVAteam from four years to two for a dop-ing violation involving a minisculeamount of the prohibited steroid 19-norandrosterone. Vencill continues tomaintain his innocence and hasvowed to fight the suspension.


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Catalina Foothills HighSchool swept the com-petition at the Arizona4A High SchoolChampionships, Oct.31-Nov. 1, in Tempe.Catalina’s girls scored

319 points to Sunnyslope’s 234.5.Chaparral and Rincon/University tiedfor third with 219. The boys teamamassed 379 points. Thunderbird wassecond (197), and Chaparral took third(189). Individual records in the 4A clas-sification fell to Skye Elbert,Millennium (50 yard free, 23.46) andKatherine Raatz, Thunderbird (100 fly,55.78). The Catalina Foothills 200 freerelay teams both set state records. Thegirls quartet of Kate Polich, AlissaRicard, Susana Helms and MollyHoulton combined for a 1:37.18 mark;the boys team of Keegan Stombaugh,Brad Hoge, Jared Ginney and DanePatching swam 1:27.58 for their statehigh school record.

Orinda Aquatics held itsannual awards banquetNov. 1, honoring out-standing swimmers fortheir efforts during the2002-03 swimming sea-

son. In the senior divi-sion, the Coaches’Award was present-ed to Marisa Chang

and Eric Tang; juniorrecipients were Michelle Estrada andJill Jones. The Most ImprovedSwimmer Award was given to seniorswimmers Lauren Beaudreau and KrisKao; junior winners were LindsayWatson and Anthony Su. For their“unconditional commitment, integrityand sportsmanship,” the Virginia HallInspirational Award was presented toCaitlin Scott, and the Reagan PerryInspirational Award went to ZackDisbrow. This season’s Swimmer ofthe Year was Scott Lathrope.

Cheshire High School, ledby two winning relays (200yard medley, 1:50.55; 400free, 3:34.05) and juniorAidan McKinlay’s victory in

the 100 fly (56.65), came out on top inthe Connecticut Girls Open HighSchool Championships, held Nov. 15,at Yale University in New Haven.Cheshire scored 406 points to runner-up Greenwich’s 355 and AmityRegional’s 235. Greenwich capturedthe 200 free relay (1:38.90). Fitch’sRachel Kent won the 50 (24.29) and 100free (53.09), while Hand-Madison’sKristen Frost was tops in the 200 free(1:50.30) and 500 free (4:51.57). Otherwinners included Staples’ LaurenEvanosky (100 back, 58.78), Avon’sWhitney McLellan (100 breast,1:05.39), Fairfield’s Aurora Lee (200 IM,2:07.55) and New Canaan’s MasonBurch (diving, 337.90).

The Sarasota YMCASharks held their FallShark “Meat,” Nov. 1, andseveral of Sarasota’sswimmers earned person-al best times: Kamden

Ahlberg, Ian Amistoso, MichaelAuchter, Keira Bartley, AnnaleeBowers, Kavanaugh Bugatti, ChristineButler, Patrick Ceddia, Daniel Curhan,Katherine Cushing, Rachel Cushing,Ashley Ehmann, AlexanderGrzybowski, Fernando Gutierrez, NikkiGutzmann, Dirk Hamel-Wood, RachelHarrington, Bailey Leonard, AlexiaLerer, Margaret Masiak, KellyMcCormack, Benjamin Ohe, KayceePerry, Kara Plocharsky, Kaitlin Quinn,Kaely Timmel, Andrea Voege, AndyWatts, Stryker Watts and Gabrielle

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MICHIGAN The Oakland Live Y’ers, which recently received Silver Medal status from USA Swimming, competed at the Sectional Championships this past summer.

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Woodruff. Earning Junior Olympic cutswere Kamden Ahlberg, Cha-ChaBugatti and Nicole Pivonka; MeghanBailey earned her first JO time.

The Lake Forest High Schoolgirls team captured its sec-ond straight title at theIllinois Girls State HighSchool Chamionships, Nov.21-22, at New Trier High

School in Winnetka. This year’s teamscored 165 points for the win. AuroraRosary placed second with 148 points,followed by the host New Trier squadwith 114. Two swimmers finished thecompetition as double-event champi-ons: Rachel Ridgeway, a senior atLoyola Academy, who won the 200yard free (1:49.04) and 500 free(4:53.75), and Naperville North sopho-more Katie Stratton, who touched firstin the 100 breast (1:04.81) and 200 IM(2:03.39). Winninig one event eachwere West Chicago senior JackieVavrek (50 free, 23.23), Andrew seniorChristine Magnuson (100 free, 51.03),Neuqua Valley sophomore MelissaMarik (100 back, 56.29), Centennialjunior Payton Johnson (100 fly, 55.24)and Deerfield senior Christina Loukas(diving, 507.55). Lake Forest took firstin the free relay races (200 free, 1:35.27;400 free, 3:28.63); Aurora Rosary pre-vented a relay sweep with its win in the200 medley (1:46.71).

The Oakland Live Y’ers(OLY) were awarded SilverMedal status from USASwimming, which makesthem one of the top 25 club

programs in the United States. KristenBarry, Scott Ducharme, Ross Hart,Rebecca Nyquist, Dane Rook and AlexVanderkaay were selected to this year’sScholastic All-America team. SeveralOLY swimmers will be making appear-ances on the 2002-03 National AgeGroup Top 16 list: Justin Glanda (10-

and-under 50 meter free,30.79), Colby Ward (13-141500 free, 17:02.52), SashaLewerenz (13-14 100 meterback, 1:06.07; 200 back,2:24.04); Jay Vandenberg(17-18 800 meter free,8:23.18; 1500 free, 16:03.68),Alex Vanderkaay (17-18 200fly, 2:06.08; 800 free,8:23.28; 1500 free, 15:57.67).The Live Y’ers are lookingforward to hosting the 2004Michigan Short CourseState Meet in Rochester.

Ten staterecords werebettered at theMississippiHigh SchoolChampion-

ships, Nov. 1, at Delta StateUniversity in Cleveland.Alyce Meador of Clevelandset state records in the 100yard back (58.09) and the100 fly (57.20). FionaGispen, Oxford (50 free,25.06) and John Dasing,Madison Central (100 back,54.61) set one state recordapiece; John Moore tied theexisting mark in the 50 free(22.27). Five state relayrecords were also set during the meet:Cleveland girls 200 medley (1:56.03),Tupelo girls 200 free (1:44.14), Biloxiboys 200 medley (1:43.88) and 400 free(3:26.08) and Tupelo boys 200 free(1:32.74). Tupelo High School won thegirls’ meet with 294 points toCleveland’s 253 and Oxford’s 151.Biloxi took top honors among the boyswith 431 points to Tupelo’s 353.33 andSt. Aloysius’ 206.

Potomac ValleySwimming (PVS)recently presented

its Outstanding Athletes Awards. Theannual awards are presented to swim-mers in each age group who wereselected by the PVS coaches, and arebased solely on the athletes’ achieve-ments from Sept. 1, 2002 to Aug. 31,2003. Winners in the 10-and-under agegroup were Cara Chuang and CharliePutnam; 11-12 winners were AshleyDanner and Brady Fox; 13-14 winnerswere Kate Ziegler and Josh Hafkin; 15-16 winners were Kate Ziegler, MattDugan and Josh Hafkin; 17-18 winnerswere Meghan Thiel and Ryan Hurley;and senior winners were RachaelBurke and Ed Moses.

OHIO The Cuyahoga Falls YMCA relay team of (from left) ChelseaKelly, Kelsey Atchison, Caitlin Drozin and Katie Mann achieved NationalAge Group Top 16 rankings in the 13-14 girls 200 yard medley relay(seventh, 1:55.52) and 200 yard free relay (eighth, 1:44.68). This isthe first time swimmers from Cuyahoga Falls YMCA have achieved anational ranking.

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Kate Ziegler started her swimming career at age 6 on theGreat Falls Rapids swim team. Year-round swimming came acouple of years later, and she experienced the usual ups anddowns of age group swimming. Kate qualified for Zones as a10-year-old in the 50 and 100 meter free and 50 meter fly,and again as a 12-year-old in the 50 meter fly.

Kate started the 2002-03 short course season with someoutstanding performances. She placed sixth in the 400 shortcourse meters free (4:14.20) and fourth in the 800 free(8:37.99) at the World Cup meet in Long Island in November2002. Unfortunately, soon afterward, she broke her left footand a toe on her right foot with severe ligament damage inboth.

In mid-June, at only the second meet after Kate’s cast wasremoved—and her last as a 13-14 swimmer—she posted per-sonal best long course times of 4:24.24 in the 400 meter free,9:04.56 in the 800 free and 17:10.36 in the 1500 free.

So far in her brief career as a 15-year-old, Kate has brokena total of nine PVS records in both short and long course. Shealso has Olympic Trials cuts in the 400 free (4:18.33) and 1500free (16:33.29).

Kate was selected for the U.S. NationalJunior Team that competed in Australia thismonth, and was recently named the 2002-03Potomac Valley Swimming Outstanding Athletefor both the 13-14 and 15-16 girls.

Kevin Behrens of the Munster Swim Club recent-ly completed an outstanding 10-and-under career inIndiana Swimming. At the Indiana Age Group LongCourse State Championships, Kevin won all five ofhis events with five NAG Top 16 times: 50 meterback, 35.27; 100 back, 1:15.53; 50 fly, 33.38; 100 fly,1:14.12; and 200 IM, 2:44.06. He also swam onMunster’s two championship relays: the 200 medley(2:31.25) and 200 free (2:12.91). Kevin was award-ed the high-point trophy for his age group.

Two weeks later, at the Central Zone Championships inIndianapolis, Kevin again won the 10-and-under boys high-pointaward. He placed first in five events (50 free, 30.08; 50 back,34.83; 100 back, 1:15.19; 50 fly, 32.86; and 200 IM, 2:43.29) andcame in second in the 100 free (1:06.72). John Krick, TeamIndiana’s head coach and Kevin’s coach at Munster, presentedhim with the trophy.

Kevin first qualified for Indiana’s state meet as a 7-year-old.During the next three years, he won 14 individual state titles(including eight in backstroke) and swam on nine state champi-onship relays.

In addition to swimming, Kevin is an avid reader and lovesplaying football and “Kick the Can” with the Indian Path AthleticClub. He was a member of the Munster Mustangs fourth-gradeAAU basketball team, and this winter will play fifth-grade basket-ball for St. Thomas Moore School.

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Last July, Elizabeth Beiselwas taking one last shot at therecord books in her 10-and-under swimming career. Andwhat a shot it was! She endedthe month with seven NationalAge Group (NAG) records toher credit—in both long courseand short course.

Elizabeth normally swims insoutheastern Massachusettsfor the Magnus Aquatic Group.But the first weekend of Julyfound her deep in the heart ofTexas—Austin, to be precise—at the Texas Open at theUniversity of Texas. There shebettered the NAG mark in the400 meter freestyle with a4:42.40.

The next assault took place atthe Greenwood SummerSplash, July 18. Elizabeth,though only 10, competed inthe women’s 12-and-under500 yard free (5:20.03) andsenior 100 back (1:01.69) and200 IM (2:15.51), establishingNAG marks for 10-and-undergirls in those events.

Swimming at the NewEngland 12-and-underChampionships at HarvardUniversity in Cambridge,Mass., Elizabeth set two moreNAG marks in the 100 meterback on July 25 (1:09.96) andthe 200 free two days later(2:16.37).

Elizabeth set the final stan-dard of her streak in the pre-

lims of the 200 meter IM(2:31.26) during the first day ofcompetition at the NewEngland Championships. Themeet, held in Providence, R.I.,featured senior swimmers,most of whom were severalyears older than her. Elizabethplaced 15th overall in theevent.

Elizabeth’s coach, CarlCederquist, is very enthusiasticabout his swimmer. “The thingthat I love about Elizabeth isthat she always brings anupbeat attitude to practice. Sheand her best friend on the teamare always telling me wackystories or singing me wackysongs. She really brings anenthusiastic and fun competi-tiveness to the pool for everypractice. Each set is like a newchallenge for her to meet andexceed. I believe that our teamattitude and being able to prac-tice with her own peers, ratherthan older swimmers, is allow-ing her to blossom.”

Hang Time: Surfing, playingthe violin

Training: She basically prac-tices four to six times a week,depending upon what else isgoing on in her life. (She is alsoan accomplished violin player.)Each practice averages around5,500-6,000 yards and alwaysincludes some type of drill set.

Elizabeth BeiselMagnus Aquatic GroupAndover, MassachusettsNational Age Group Record Holder10-and-under Girls 500 Yard Freestyle,100 Yard Backstroke, 200 Yard IM, 200Meter Freestyle, 400 Meter Freestyle,100 Meter Backstroke, 200 Meter IM

Birthdate: Aug. 18, 1992

Height: 5-3

Coach: Carl Cederquist

Short-Term Goal: Going to sectionals (she currently hastwo cuts)

Long-Term Goal: Medaling at the Olympics

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The fall season can be hectic.Whether you are a freshman or asenior in high school, you are probablyalready aware of the enormous timecommitment collegiate recruitingentails. But if you’re prepared, therecruiting experience can be moremanageable.

Preparation comes in many forms.However, the most important form ofpreparation is knowing what collegiatecoaches look for in recruits. The fol-lowing is a list of traits that most NCAAswimming coaches find desirable.

SuccessObviously, coaches pay close atten-

tion to a swimmer’s past results.Certain coaches only recruit swimmersat the senior national level, while otherprograms seek swimmers of variedsuccess. Past results are indicative of arecruit’s talent and ability to competeand contribute in the NCAA atmos-phere. In studying meet results, eachcoach attempts to fill the needs of hisor her team, looking to fill team weak-nesses first.

PotentialMany coaches are attracted more by

a swimmer’s potential than his or herachievements. In addition to looking ata recruit’s best times, coaches alsotrack yearly progress in an attempt toassess a swimmer’s development andpotential. Potential, of course, extendsfar beyond the pool. Athletes can high-light potential by explaining new dry-land routines, training regimens,dietary focuses, etc.

VersatilitySwimmers who are capable of com-

peting and contributing in severalevents and strokes can be more attrac-tive than a one- or two-event specialist.

Versatility is highly rewarded in theNCAA dual meet format, in which ath-letes are allowed to swim severalevents and relays. It tends to be evenmore highly prized by smaller teamsthat struggle to fill lanes during dualmeets. Larger teams are likely to bemore selective, recruiting stroke spe-cialists with greater ease. Understand-ing the needs of particular teams willallow you to market yourself moreeffectively.

LeadershipCoaches seek talented swimmers

and leaders. Leaders are not necessari-ly the fastest swimmers. However, theyare important ingredients in a team’ssuccess. Team captains, for instance,are highly regarded for their leader-ship, dedication and ability to moti-vate. A leader improves his or her teamthrough hard work, team focus and acontagious desire to improve person-ally and collectively.

Work Ethic/DedicationSimilarly, coaches desire swimmers

with strong, consistent work ethics. Adedicated swimmer is not only boundto improve and contribute, but he orshe will motivate others to train andcompete with greater intensity. Dedi-cation and hard work are necessaryingredients for swimming success.

AcademicsCoaches seek recruits who are moti-

vated both in the classroom as well asin the pool. Recruits must meet theacademic requirements of a particularcollege or university. Furthermore, acoach wants to be sure that eachrecruit will remain academically eligi-ble throughout his or her collegiatecareer. Swimming is just a subset ofthe collegiate experience—indeed, youmay spend as much time studying asyou will training—perhaps even more!That’s why coaches desire recruits whocan succeed both in and out of thepool and are excited by their successboth in their studies and their sport.

Personality andEnthusiasm

Coaches will always be attracted tooutgoing, personable recruits preciselybecause their teams will welcomethose individuals. A teammate whocarries a smile to practice and a conta-gious aura of enthusiasm is an enjoy-able and effective peer. During recruit-ing trips or phone conversations, re-member always to convey your enthu-siasm and to smile! Recruiters look formore than just statistics!

Ryan Spoon is the founder of www.beRecruited.com.Recruiting questions may be submitted to [email protected].


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2003The Year in Review2003 was a happening year throughout the swimming world, with superb performances at every level of competition.

By Phillip Whitten

The year before the Olympic Gamesis always an exciting one, and 2003was no exception. The 10th FINAWorld Swimming Championships,held in July in Barcelona, offered theperfect opportunity for swimming toshowcase its greatest talents one yearbefore the Athens Games. A record2,017 competitors, representing 157nations, took part in the festivities,with the meet telecast in 155 countriesand watched by over 800 million view-ers.

The USA (28 medals, 11 gold) andAustralia (22 medals, 6 gold) dominat-ed proceedings in the pool, but swim-mers from 11 other nations stood atopthe victory podium, while athletesrepresenting another 11 nations tookhome silver or bronze medals. Worldrecords were broken 14 times in nofewer than 11 events, whileChampionship records were betteredan amazing 38 times.

Marvelous MichaelYet these Championships belonged

to Michael Phelps. Transformed bythe media from “teen phenom” to“Marvelous Michael” to “Superman”in less than a week, the 18-year-oldPhelps wreaked havoc on the recordbook, breaking world records fivetimes and winning five medals—threegold and two silver.

He set world records in the 200meter fly (1:53.93) and lowered the200 IM standard twice, taking it to1:56.04. (A week later, at the U.S.Nationals, he lowered that mark stillfurther to 1:55.94. No other man hasever swum under 1:58!)

In the semis of the 100 fly, he flew toan incredible WR of 51.47. He de-stroyed that time with a 51.10 in thefinals, but was upset by teammate Ian

Crocker. Crocker, whose previousbest was 52.21, totally bypassed the51s to touch in an astonishing 50.98.

Phelps also led off the USA’s 800free relay in an American record1:46.60, a time he bettered a week laterat nationals. Then, in his 13th swim ofthe weeklong meet, he smashed hisown WR in the 400 IM with a 4:09.09.

At year’s end, Phelps was Swim-ming World’s unanimous choice formale World Swimmer of the Year.

Record SwimsAt Worlds, five other men won two

individual events, with four of themcontributing to a gold medal relay aswell. Of these, Japan’s Pocket Rocket,Kosuke Kitajima, was the most prolif-ic. He came storming from behind to

set world records in both the 100(59.78) and 200 breast (2:09.42).

The Czar, Russia’s Alex Popov,became one of only a handful ofswimmers ever to win the same eventthree times at a World Championship.Popov, 31, whose last major triumphscame at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics,took the 50 free (Championshiprecord 21.92), upset Holland’s Pietervan den Hoogenband to win the 100(48.42) and anchored Russia to anupset win over the USA in the 400 freerelay (CR 3:14.06).

Australian national icon Ian Thorpemanaged to defeat his toughest rivalsin his signature events. The Thorpedolaunched himself to victory in the 200free in 1:45.14, manhandling Olympicchampion van den Hoogenband; andhe put away teammate Grant Hackettwith deceptive ease with his 3:42.58 inthe 400.

For his part, Hackett became thefirst man to win the 1500 meters threestraight times, clocking 14:43.14, thefifth fastest time in history (he ownsthe four that were faster). The classyQueenslander also breezed to victoryin the 800 (7:43.82) and led offAustralia’s winning 800 relay.

Dorsal kingpin Aaron Peirsol sweptthe 100 and 200 meter back, clocking aCR 53.61 in the 100—only 1-hun-dredth of a second outside LennyKrayzelburg’s world record—and1:55.92 in the 200, a time only he hasbettered.

Two other world records were set inthe men’s sprints by German ThomasRupprath in the 50 back (24.80) andAussie Matt Welsh in the 50 fly (23.43).

The USA 400 medley relay team ofPeirsol, Brendan Hansen, Crocker andJason Lezak clocked 3:31.54, slashingthe world record by two seconds.

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Stockbauer Takes ThreeGermany’s Hannah Stockbauer

was the only other swimmer besidesPhelps to win three individual goldmedals in Barcelona. The 21-year-oldtook the 400, 800 and 1500 free, and atyear’s end was selected SwimmingWorld’s female World Swimmer of theYear.

Three women were double goldmedalists: Holland’s Inge De Bruijn(50 free, 50 fly), China’s Luo Xuejuan(50 and 100 breast) and Ukraine’sYana Klochkova (both IMs). Austra-lia’s Leisel Jones set a WR (1:06.37) inthe semis of the 100 breast, only to fal-ter in the finals and finish third.

The USA’s Amanda Beard un-corked a brilliant 200 breast, touchingin 2:22.99 to equal the world record.Jenny Thompson, a second-yearmedical school student, swam to yetanother world title, this time in the100 fly (CR 57.96). The 30-year-oldsuperstar also finished second in the50 fly, anchored the USA’s winning400 free relay and contributed the flyleg to the second-place medley relaysquad. J.T. now has collected 15 WorldChampionship medals—more thanany other swimmer in history.

Short CourseOnly six short course meters world

records were set in 2003 through earlyDecember. In the spring, the USA’sLindsay Benko became the firstwoman to break the four-minute bar-rier in the 400 free when she clocked3:59.53 at a World Cup meet in Berlin.Sweden’s Emma Igelstrom took the100 breast mark down to 1:05.11. In

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late November, “Lethal Leisel” Jonesreduced the 100 mark to 1:05.09 andobliterated the 200 standard with asuperb 2:17.75.

For the men, Germany’s ThomasRupprath lowered the 100 IM stan-dard to 52.58, while Canada’s BrianJohns clocked 4:02.72 for the 400medley.

In Other Action... The United States dominated the

Pan American Games, while Ukrainewas the major power at the WorldUniversity Games.

At the collegiate level, Auburnbecame the first NCAA Division Ischool to win both the men’s andwomen’s team crowns in the same

year under the same head coach,David Marsh.

Truman women and Drury menwon the NCAA Div. II title, whileKenyon swept both trophies in Div.III. The Lords of Kenyon lorded it overtheir divisional rivals for the 24thstraight year, an NCAA record in anysport.

In high school swimming, thePioneer (Mich.) High School girls andLake Forest (Ill.) boys were crownedby Swimming World as nationalchampions. Pioneer’s Kara LynnJoyce and Lake Forest’s Matt Greverswere named High School Swimmersof the Year.

Joyce set national high schoolmarks in the 50 yard free (22.04) and100 free (48.59) and anchored herteam’s record 200 free relay (1:32.77).Rhi Jeffrey, Atlantic Delray HighSchool, Fla., broke Sippy Woodhead’s20-year-old mark in the 200 free withher 1:45.49. Garrett Weber-Gale(Nicolet H.S., Wis.) set a public schoolmark with his 43.49 for the 100 free.

Three independent school marksbit the dust in ‘03: Christina Swindleof Gulliver Prep in Florida clocked22.30 and 48.90 for the two freestylesprints, while Caroline Bruce ofTrinity Academy, Kan., swam 1:01.70in the 100 breast.

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There will be plenty of magic in theair this summer in Long Beach, Calif.,as the very best competitive swim-mers in the country will vie for theright to represent the United States atthe 2004 Olympic Games in Athens,Greece.

Long Beach has already hosted theOlympic Swimming Trials in 1968 and1976 at its Belmont Shores complex.The swimming world, however, hasseen some stunning evolution sincethen—particularly in pool technology.

In fact, it’s arguable that the mostmagical aspect of the upcoming July7-14 Trials may not even occurbetween the lanelines at all, becausethe entire competition will be stagedin an above-ground facility temporari-ly erected 100 yards from the PacificOcean.

The Long Beach Swim Center, as itwill be dubbed during its brief exis-tence, will include two 50-meter poolsand enough seating to accommodate10,000 spectators. The Center will beconstructed in roughly three weeks,be operational for less than twomonths, and then be completely dis-mantled.

Some flower blooms have longer lifespans.

A Winning ProposalBefore deciding who would host the

2004 Trials, USA Swimming evaluatedimpressive site proposals from severalcities. San Antonio offered its famousAlamo Dome for consideration. AndIndianapolis, whose dynamic IUPUINatatorium has seen several of themost recent editions of the Trials,again expressed an interest in hostingthe event.

Throughout the selection process,one thing was clear: Trials organizerswere looking for a way to help elevate

the prestige of a sport which is under-appreciated three out of every fouryears.

The Long Beach bid—spearhead-ed by former world record holderand U.S. national swimming cham-pion Kurt Krumpholz, and RichFoster, president of USA Water Poloand the Long Beach SportsCouncil—was radical, edgy andunprecedented.

The Long Beach group had previ-ously submitted bids to FINA to bringeither the 2003 or 2005 WorldChampion-ships to the area. But afterbeing passed over for both events,they turned their attention to acquir-ing the Trials.

“A lot of the work was alreadydone,” Krumpholz explains, describ-ing how the original concept called forerecting a pool inside the Long BeachArena. “We just took our plans andtweaked them a little bit.”

When USA Swimming suggestedthat a test competition should be con-ducted at the chosen site in the weeksleading up to the Trials, San Antoniopulled out, citing scheduling conflicts.And when it was also decided that anopen air venue would, perhaps, bettersimulate the outdoor conditions ourathletes would face in Athens,Indianapolis fell out of the running aswell.

Krumpholz and his team, though,immediately volunteered to build anoutdoor facility from scratch.

They extolled the virtues of return-ing the competition to Long Beach, atourist-friendly mecca that not onlyboasts an assortment of conveniently-located hotels and restaurants, but isalso more than experienced at pullingoff world-class conventions and sport-ing events. The annual Toyota GrandPrix, for instance—during which

supercharged racing cars screechthrough the streets in front of some150,000 adoring fans—has become averitable institution.

What was, perhaps, the most allur-ing feature about the Long Beach pro-posal was that the facility could bebuilt to hold more than double thenumber of spectators who normallyattend the Trials.

Constructing the pool and stagingthe event, though, would not becheap—the overall budget wouldcome in at approximately $3.5 million.

Yes, the disassembled pools couldbe sold off at the end of the day forpermanent installation elsewhere.And, yes, build-to-order pools havebeen adopted with varying degrees ofsuccess at previous competitions suchas the World Championships inFukuoka and Barcelona. But buildingan expensive temporary swim facilitywas still a risky proposition.

However, USA Swimming, deter-mined to take the sport to the nextlevel, was prepared to take theplunge—and in 2001 it gave LongBeach the green light.

Something From NothingMyrtha Pools, whose parent com-

pany in Italy is manufacturing the twopools’ basic structural components,will work in conjunction with theAquatic Design Group of Carlsbad,Calif., to help bring the project to life.

ADG has had a hand in designingand assembling a wide variety ofwater-based projects, including thecanals surrounding the VenetianCasino and Resort in Las Vegas. Buteven Randy Mendioroz, one of thecompany’s principals, admits that thelogistics of the Long Beach SwimCenter—and, specifically, the timeconstraints involved—are unlike any

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he has ever tackled.“This is just a unique deal,” says

Mendioroz. “It’s a lot of work andcoordination. There’ll probably befour crews per pool all going at thesame time.”

Among those working long hours tomake this complex a reality come theMay 4th kickoff date will be concretefoundation crews, an Italian groupfrom Myrtha, water piping experts,electrical crews and a constructionteam whose job it will be to assembleall the seating.

“It’s like a big Erector Set,” describesMendioroz, whose task list will alsoentail removing—and later restor-ing—a pair of formidable concrete-based parking lot lights.

The entire facility will measure thesize of a football field. The pool’s decklevel will be elevated eight feet aboveground, and the finished bleacherswill rise another 70 to 80 feet.

“This is a huge footprint,” saysKrumpholtz. “But from a spectator’sstandpoint, I think this is absolutelygoing to help change the face of howthese things will go.”

Needless to say, attention to thesmallest of details will be critical to thesuccess of the massive undertaking.

“While we’re erecting the pools, we

use a laser to confirm that we have theperfect dimensions,” says Mendioroz.“This system is about as precise as youcan get.”

Cutting-Edge TechnologyThere are precious few spots avail-

able for the U.S. Olympic team. The1996 squad consisted of 44 swimmers;in 2000, the number was 45.

To date, roughly 650 athletes havereached the difficult qualifying stan-dards and earned the right to travel toLong Beach to compete for thosecherished spots.

The competition pool, where thebattles are to be waged, will be high-lighted by an array of state-of-the-artfeatures—PVC-coated stainless steelwalls, heat-welded bottom lines andtargets, a universal depth of twometers (6 feet, 7 inches) and deck-level gutters with at least a dozen pick-up points.

“That’s the key issue,” says Men-dioroz of the pick-up points, whichare where the water flowing into thegutter is swallowed back into the sys-tem to prevent wave action. “Whereasmost 50-meter pools might have sixpick-up points, we’re going to have atleast 12. Everything that’s being gen-erated by those swimmers is going to

be absorbed.”In other words, the venue is being

designed for blistering performances.Mendioroz quickly dismisses the

suggestion that an outdoor venueadjacent to the ocean might possiblyinterject performance-diminishingbreezes into the equation.

“There’ll be a wind shadowimposed by all the spectators,” heinsists. “It’ll be just like being inside anarena.”

Other novel features of the complexwill include a huge athlete servicescompound, conveniently-locatedready rooms and an 11-lane warm-uppool located a mere 50 feet away fromthe main pool. Additionally, three ofthe warm-up pool’s lanes will onlyextend 25 meters to afford the swim-mers the option of doing strictly shortcourse work.

It’s expected that 1,200 volunteerswill be recruited to help ensure thateverything runs seamlessly andaccording to plan.

“We want to make this the mostathlete-friendly meet these swimmershave ever experienced,” says Krump-holz. “We’re going the extra mile tomake sure that everything is done forthe athletes so that they can performtheir best.”

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The Trials will actuallyrepresent the climax of adynamic summer beingbilled as the “2004 AquaticsGrand Prix in Long Beach.”

The Janet Evans Invita-tional, which this year is tobe relocated to the newfacility from its regular siteat the University of South-ern California, will kick offthe festivities from June 10-13. Not only will this meetgive the Trials swimmers anopportunity to size-up the new pool,but it will also offer organizers thechance to practice their own paces.

“We’ll do a lot of tests,” says KaiaHedlund, executive director of theGrand Prix. “We want to get the timingdown on everything for TV and theupcoming Trials.”

However, the Long Beach SwimCenter will play host to much morethan just competitive swimming.

The Grand Prix line-up alsoincludes the 2004 FINA Women’sWorld League Super Final, from June23-27, in which the top eight nationalwater polo teams in the world will mixit up in a pre-Olympics tournament.The FINA Men’s World League SuperFinal, comprised of the top six nation-al teams on the men’s side, will beheld from July 23-27.

Throw in a top-flight synchronizedswimming event and the national agegroup men’s water polo champi-onships—which are both in theprocess of being squeezed onto theslate—and it all adds up to a four-week summer of dreams for aquaticsport enthusiasts.

“If you’re building the pool,” chuck-les an understandably harriedHedlund, “you want to do as much asyou can.”

Long Beach, of course, couldn’t behappier with all the buzz surroundingthe Grand Prix and Trials.

“People here are ecstatic,” saysHedlund. “The Convention andVisitors Bureau has taken this on as amajor effort because they know

there’s going to be a tremendous eco-nomic impact and a lot of visibility forthe city.”

“Mayor (Beverly) O’Neil has beenbehind our swimming efforts 110 per-cent,” says Krumpholz. “She wasthrilled when we got this, and she’splaying a major part in helping us sup-port all this.”

The AmbianceThe decision to create an outdoor

venue from the ground-up literallypopped the lid off seating restrictionsand configurations.

In fact, for the first time in history,the sport of competitive swimmingwill be merged with the concept ofhigh-priced luxury suites.

Forty-four club boxes, with enoughroom to seat a dozen fans each, willrim the periphery of the pool at almostdeck level. Twelve additional largerluxury suites, located above andbehind the starting blocks, will eachaccommodate up to 30 spectators.Guests in each will be served lavishlycatered meals and a selection of finewines.

“The luxury and club boxes will bevery nice,” says Hedlund.

The remainder of the seating hasbeen divided into three sections—gold, silver and bronze—with buyerswho purchase multiple-day entriesgiven proximity preference.

“Barcelona’s pool deck was a lotwider than ours,” points out Krump-holz. “Our first seats will be muchcloser to the action.”

And lest anyone begin towonder whether competitiveswimming can justify suchwhite glove treatment, virtu-ally all the boxes and suiteswere spoken for by earlyNovember, and the mostprized seats in the bleachersections are long gone as well.

“We’ve sold almost all thegold seats with really noadvertising at all,” saysHedlund.

NBC, which will be televis-ing the Trials, has alreadyreviewed the plans for the

facility. They, too, have lavished praiseupon the project—and for good rea-son, as it might just be impossible todraw up a more visually dramaticbackdrop than the famous PacificOcean and an array of colorful sail-boats. Even the Queen Mary OceanLiner is located nearby.

A Point of No Return?Just as it takes an inspired and dedi-

cated team of individuals to help cre-ate a U.S. Olympic swimmer, it takes asimilarly talented group of people tocreate the modern championshipswim meet venue.

As our top swimmers slip into thepool in Long Beach this summer inpursuit of their Olympic dreams, theycan express gratitude to an indom-itable force of visionaries, architects,engineers, contractors, plumbers andequipment suppliers for helping givethem the opportunity to compete attheir very best.

It remains to be seen whether themagical wizardry behind the 2004Trials will forever change the mannerin which this, the most prestigiousswimming competition in the coun-try, will be staged.

If all goes well, though, the biggestvenue in Trials history will producesome explosive performances, andUSA Swimming’s fervent determina-tion to propel the sport to the next levelwill result in a resounding success.

Tito Morales, a novelist and free-lance writer, is aMasters swimmer who competed collegiately for theUniversity of California at Berkeley.

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Girls’ EventsIn the very first event of the Florida

1A High School Championships, heldNov. 1 in Sebastian, the quartet ofAnja Carman, Katie McGraw, KatieHanson and Yi-Ting Siow lowered thenational independent record in the200 yard medley relay with their1:45.16. They bettered the 1:45.33mark that had jointly been held byBolles (1992) and Germantown (2000).Carman (26.11 back) and McGraw(29.04 breast) are seniors; Hanson(25.77 fly) and Siow (24.41 free) arejuniors. Their running splits: 26.11,55.15, 1:20.92, 1:45.33.

Two weeks later, Arrowhead HighSchool of Heartland, Wis., went evenfaster. Sophomores Andrea Boritzkeand Maggie Zblewski, along withjunior Stephanie Landisch and fresh-man Stephanie Fisher clocked 1:44.20at the Wisconsin Division I Champion-ships. That time currently leads thenation, but it is not a record. Arrow-head is a public school, and thenational public school—as well asnational high school—record is1:43.71, set in 2002 by Irvine highSchool, Calif.

Individually, swimmers from Bolleslead the nation in three events:Carman in the 500 free (4:44.63) and100 back (54.94) plus Siow in the 200IM (1:59.91). Teammate StephanieCarr ranks second in the 200 free(1:49.04) and 500 free (4:44.85).

Four early season nation-leadingtimes were swum at the Illinois GirlsHigh School Championships, Nov. 21-22, in Winnetka. Loyola Academysenior Rachel Ridgeway turned in anation-leading time in the 200 free(1:49.04), while Centennial junior

Payton Johnson’s prelim performanceof 54.87 is No. 1 in the 100 fly.

Top times were also swum in bothfreestyle relays, with Lake Forest doingthe honors. Junior Lindsey Kelly,seniors Lisa Hamming and AmyOttensmeyer, and sophomore AgathaKwasnik combined for a 1:34.86 pre-liminary clocking in the 200 free relay.Sophomore Carly Beck replaced Kellyon the 400 free relay (3:28.63).

The remaining No. 1 girls’ timescame from meets in Washing-ton.Bainbridge High School senior EmilySilver is tops in the 50 free (22.99) and100 free (50.16). Oak Harbor juniorMissy McIntyre leads the 100 breast(1:02.39).

Boys’ EventsTop men’s times came from meets

in Florida and Arizona.Gulf Breeze High School senior Kyle

Cormier narrowly defeated BollesSchool junior Tuck Kar Wong in the200 free at the Florida Division 1Championships as the duo grabbedthe top two nation-leading spots(1:40.47 and 1:40.59).

Wong’s classmate, Yi-Khy Saw, hasa narrow lead in the 500 free (4:29.70)over Division 3 state champ, BradleyAlly, a junior at St. Thomas Aquinas(4:29.96p). Ally is currently first in the200 IM (1:49.71).

Also competing at the Division 3Championships, Lyman sophomoreAlex Forbes nabbed the first-placetime in the 100 fly (49.87).

During the Arizona 5A High SchoolChampionships, which took placeNov. 8-9 at Arizona State University inTempe, Scott Goodrich nabbed twoNo. 1 times (50 free, 20.48; 100 back,49.37), while Dobson senior RyanKiley grabbed the top position in the100 breast (57.40).

Brophy Prep swimmers lead thenation in all three relays. Juniors AlexRighi (who is first in the 100 free withhis 45.96) and Ryan Key, as well asseniors Jon Ehret and Braiden Hall,captured the top spot in the 200 med-ley (1:34.35). Seniors A.J. Grucky andKyle Shores took over for Righi andEhret in the 200 free (1:26.25), and thesquad of Ehret, junior David Pursley,Righi and Shores combined for a3:05.57 in the 400 free.

The majority of state high schoolmeets take place in February, with afew—including perennial power-house California—occurring in May.

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The breaststroke is the most techni-cal of all the strokes, requiring perfecttiming to create speed. Here, in the firstof a three-part Tech Tip series, KevinClements demonstrates the breast-stroke arm technique. Kevin ranksthird in the world in the 200 meterindividual medley (1:59.56) and is aworld-class breaststroker. In nextmonth’s Tech Tip, Kevin will demon-strate the breaststroke kicking tech-nique. The Tech Tip in March willfocus on the timing of the arms andlegs to generate maximum speed.

Beginning in the stretch phase(Photo #1), the arms are fully extendedwith legs straight and toes pointed.The eyes are looking straight down atthe bottom of the pool, the hips closeto the surface.

The pull (Photo #2) begins with thehands sweeping outward. During theoutsweep, the palms are pitched out-ward, with the thumbs down. Thereshould be a straight line starting fromthe elbow, down the forearms, and tothe middle finger beginning with theoutsweep and maintained throughthe insweep. The arms acceleratesteadily as they move outward, back-ward, down, then in.

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The insweep (Photo #3) is thepower phase of the pull. The fingerspoint down toward the bottom of thepool. The elbows stay high in thewater, with the hands and forearmsrotating around them. Once thehands pass under the elbows, thepitch of the hands is rotated inward(fingertips facing each other).

There are two parts of the insweepfrom which you gain propulsion: thedownward phase (Photo #4) and theinward phase (Photo #5). The water ispushed backward during these twophases due to the pitch of the handsand forearms driving the water back-ward.

As the arms recover, shrug theshoulders and drive them forward,pushing the elbows forward, keepingthem close together out in front of thechin.

While your arms are recoveringback into a streamline (Photo #6), tryto keep your elbows as close togetheras possible. This will decrease theamount of resistance you will getfrom the recovery.

Kevin Milak is the newsmaster of SwimInfo.comand the technical editor of Swimming Technique mag-azine.

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JAPAN’S POCKET ROCKET

Focused on AthensJapan’s Kosuke Kitajima won two gold medals at last year’s World Championships,

capturing both the 100 and 200 meter breast in world record times. But his No. 1 priority now is Olympic gold in Athens.

Interview by Chiemi NakayamaTranslated by Hideki Mochizuki

Photo by Marcelo Del Pozo, Reuters

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After winning two gold medals—both in world record time—at theBarcelona World Championshipslast summer, Japan’s Kosuke Kita-jima became the favorite to repeatthis summer at the Olympic Gamesin Athens.

He also became an instant celebrityin his homeland, recognized whereverhe goes. Should he win gold in Athens,he would become the first Japaneseman to do so since Daichi Suzuki in1988. Should he win two, he wouldbecome the first Japanese swimmerever to perform the feat.

For his part, when asked aboutOlympic gold, the Pocket Rocket—theskinny Kitajima is only 5-9 1/2 and 156pounds—says firmly: “All this is specu-lation. First I have to be selected as amember of the Olympic team.”

His chances look good. Aside fromwinning three medals in Barcelona,Kitajima was selected by SwimmingWorld as Pacific Rim Swimmer of theYear. He also finished second in theballoting for World Swimmer of theYear.

Recently, we sat down to talk withKosuke. Here’s what he had to say:

SW: Please take a few moments toreflect on your Barcelona experi-ence—your taper, nutrition, sleepingand, of course, your races.

Kitajima: We trained at altitude inSpain for about 30 days beforeWorlds, and we didn’t have anyJapanese meals available. So I broughtmy own Japanese rice, boiled it andate it myself. We have a lot of experi-ence with altitude training, both in theU.S. and Europe, and I knew I had tokeep my weight at 71 kg (156 pounds).You get stressed when you cannot eatwhat you want to eat, and I knew thatwithout the extra Japanese food, Iwould lose weight rapidly and getweaker.

SW: And what happened?Kitajima: I kept my weight at 71 kg,

so I must have had enough to eat.Also, for the first time, we had a nutri-tionist, who cooked rice balls, and thathelped a lot, too. By the way, I wassleeping very well.

SW: What about your mental state?Kitajima: Mentally, I felt I had extra

energy in my body compared to the

Sydney Games or World Champion-ships in 2001. I could see how every-thing was coming together, and Icould barely wait for my races.

SW: And your training?Kitajima: As the World Champion-

ships got closer, my training keptimproving. By the time we got toGirona, I thought, “Probably, I can goquite fast.” I was very confident. I wasrelaxed in my heat of the 100 meterbreast, and my time improved fromthe semifinal to the final.

SW: So, you finally broke that inter-nal barrier? (Until the World Champs,Kitajima consistently swam faster insemis than the final.)

Kitajima: Yes. This was somethingthat had plagued me since 2000. Thistime, I still had plenty of energy evenafter the final of the 100, so my confi-dence level rose even higher.

SW: After your world record in the100, the crowd gave you a big ovationbefore and during the 200 breast.

Kitajima: It seemed so. In truth, Iwas so focused, I barely noticed.Actually, in the 200, I was a bit stiff inthe semifinal, and I did not want to


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“The Olympics are a bit different in terms of the winning time. You go for the win rather than thetime. But my priority is to improve myself further.”

swim that way again. I swam faster inthe final, but still felt that stiffness.

SW: Were you aiming for a worldrecord in the semifinal of the 200?

Kitajima: I think I can say that I wasnot shooting for it. Just let it be, youknow. But I remember that I saved myenergy for the final.

SW: You say you were a bit stiff butstill swam a world record?

Kitajima: Yeah. There was a bit ofa gap between my goal time andwhat I swam. I thought I wouldhave to go under 2:09 because Ithought everyone would be muchfaster in the final.

SW: Do you think it will be muchfaster in the Olympics?

Kitajima: The Olympics are a bitdifferent in terms of the winning time.You go for the win rather than thetime. But everyone understands thatyou have to be prepared to swimfaster to win in Athens. So, my priorityis to improve myself further.

SW: How do you cope when youdon’t meet your own expectations?

Kitajima: Regardless of whether it’sin competition or training, when I amin bad condition, I feel a mental bur-den. Sometimes I think too muchwhen the situation is like that. I brood.When things are going well, everyonearound me is positive, and I feed onthat mental energy. Right now, all Iam focusing on is Athens.

SW: What do you need to do to wintwo gold medals in Athens?

Kitajima: I must be faster. To dothat, I will have only two opportuni-ties: the Japanese Trials and theOlympics. My focus will be solely onthose two meets.

SW: What is your race strategy forAthens?

Kitajima: It is so easy to say, “I’ll goout in 28.0 and come back in 31.0.That’s a 59-flat.” It’s OK to set a goallike that, but it may not be good todecide now. I will place a tremendousimportance in my feel for the water atthe Games. It’s what I did inBarcelona—I did not decide how torace in the final until I saw how I felt inprelims and semis.

SW: Have you thought about thetactics you may use against yourrivals?

Kitajima: I believe the breaststrokebrings out each competitor’s person-ality—whether he decides to go outunder 28 seconds or hangs back. Inthe last two or three years, I’ve learnedto read my rivals pretty well—to knowwho is on target and who doesn’t havethe guts to come home hard.

SW: You appear on TV commercialsnow and have a huge influence on agegroup swimmers.

Kitajima: When I was a kid, I reallydid not know about swimmers whowon gold medals at World Champs. Ithought getting a gold medal in theOlympics is the best thing in theworld. My goal has always been to win

Olympic gold. If I do, the kids willremember me. The commercials aregreat, but gold in Athens is my No. 1priority. When I get on the blocks inAthens, I will be in the best conditionof my life: physically and mentally.

Chiemi Nakayama writes for The SwimmingMagazine in Tokyo, Japan. Hideki Mochizuki isSwimming World’s correspondent from Japan.


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THE KITAJIMA FILEName: Kosuke KitajimaDate of Birth: Sept. 22, 1982Age: 21Hometown: Tokyo, JapanHeight: 5-9 1/2Weight: 156 poundsYear Started Swimming: At age 4Education: Nihon Taiiku University

(junior)Club: Tokyo Swimming CenterCoach: Norimasa Hirai2000 Olympics: 4th in 100 meter

breast2003 World Champs: 1st in 100

breast (59.78WR), 1st in 200 breast (2:09.42WR)

“When things are going well, everyone aroundme is positive, and I feed on that mental ener-gy. Right now, all I am focusing on is Athens.”

“When I get on the blocks in Athens, I will be inthe best condition of my life: physically andmentally.”

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31.63 Emily Barton, SDA, AZ31.63 Alisa Finn, NTSC, IL31.65 L. Gorinski, GYST, AM100 YARD BREASTSTROKE1:03.56 Jody Hillock, SN, 19951:04.49 K. Kruszewski, AZOT, CA1:06.17 Kelly Flynn, TWST, GU1:06.24 K. Polley, RAYS, GA1:06.37 Spindrift Beck, DM, NT1:06.52 Sam Gelb, RAC, MD1:06.60 A. Masters, PSC, OZ1:07.52 K. Gruendel, BSC, MR1:07.53 A. Wanland, PAC, IL1:07.59 C. O'Grady, PA, FL1:07.73 Julie Smith, RSA, NC1:07.78 Karlee Bispo, SOS, PC1:07.85 Alyssa Kuras, MAC, IN1:07.89 S. Payne, WSC, MV1:08.03 Erika Wendel, JW, MA1:08.12 Alison Godbe, MVN, CA1:08.23 S. Howard, WHS, FL200 YARD BREASTSTROKE2:20.66 Kerri McIlvain, MA, 20002:20.51* K. Kruszewski, AZOT, CA2:20.69 Sam Gelb, RAC, MD2:22.51 K. Polley, RAYS, GA2:22.94 Kelly Flynn, TWST, GU2:24.39 J. Schmitt, NCA, SI2:25.27 Spindrift Beck, DM, NT2:25.49 A. Masters, PSC, OZ2:25.51 S. Howard, WHS, FL2:26.40 M. Lawrence, GOLD, ST2:26.62 Erika Wendel, JW, MA2:27.05 T. Richmond, MCA, FG2:27.38 C. O'Grady, PA, FL2:27.51 K. Groome, CM, SE2:27.59 C. Slomka, LLL, FG2:27.90 M. Nakamura, WA, PN2:28.03 M. Hammond, NBAC, MD50 YARD BUTTERFLY25.50 Dana Vollmer, NT, 200026.23 K. Riefenstahl, TSC, MA26.59 J. Lennertz, SWAT, WI26.78 S. Bateman, YTO, FL26.82 Kelly Bunster, CSC, MR27.01 M. Cavanaugh, KNIK, AK27.04 S. Payne, WSC, MV27.07 Kelsey Floyd, WA, KY27.07 R. Thompson, PST, KY27.09 Toni Paruso, GCAT, GA27.11 C. Spinazzola, BOSS, NE27.18 Paige Wartko, HHA, SC27.19 S. Schwee, AVST, PV27.19 S. Lawler, WSC, IL27.20 Ellen Stoehr, UN, WI27.30 Jordan King, THSC, OR27.32 Julie Smith, RSA, NC100 YARD BUTTERFLY55.68 W. Phelps, MD, 199357.54 Jordan King, THSC, OR57.97 K. Riefenstahl, TSC, MA58.26 K. Kruszewski, AZOT, CA58.47 K. Groome, COM, SE59.01 M. Cavanaugh, KNIK, AK59.02 C. Kalisz, NBAC, MD59.02 R. Thompson, PST, KY59.14 C. Franklin, GCST, FL59.29 S. Payne, WSC, MV59.38 Hayes Hyde, WVSC, PC59.73 Kelly Bunster, CSC, MR59.75 S. Schwee, AVST, PV59.97 C. Spinazzola, BOSS, NE1:00.05 D. Lavery, AZOT, CA1:00.08 Alyssa Kuras, MSC, IN1:00.24 L. Gingrich, WSY, MA200 YARD BUTTERFLY2:06.27 Amanda Sims, PC, 20022:03.29* C. Kalisz, NBAC, MD2:07.00 C. Franklin, GCST, FL2:07.36 Jordan King, THSC, OR2:07.55 K. Groome, COM, SE2:09.57 T. Krisman, MESA, CA2:10.33 N. Swanson, CATS, GU2:11.24 L. Gingrich, WSY, MA2:11.51 Hayes Hyde, WVSC, PC2:11.61 S. Thompson, GOLD, ST2:11.85 K. Amundsen, TWST, GU2:12.48 Kelly Bunster, CSC, MR2:12.50 Rachael Mason, CA, LA2:12.67 W. Lopus, SDA, AZ2:12.91 Yumi So, CCY, CA2:13.01 S. Bechard, BAC, VA2:13.05 E. Walterman, SAC, NE100 YARD IM58.18 Darby Chang, VA, 198959.40 K. Kruszewski, AZOT, CA59.61 K. Riefenstahl, TSC, MA1:00.04 S. Payne, WSC, MV1:00.35 S. Bateman, YTO, FL1:00.78 L. Jennings, KAC, PN

1:01.01 Sam Gelb, RAC, MD1:01.22 Spindrift Beck, DM, NT1:01.36 Alison Godbe, MVN, CA1:01.40 Jordan King, THSC, OR1:01.45 Erika Wendel, JW, MA1:01.52 A. Masters, PSC, OZ1:01.54 Kirsten Smith, KCB, MV1:01.54 Breanna Folk, TSC, MA1:01.58 T. Richmond, MCA, FG1:01.63 A. Danner, VSC, PV1:01.75 C. Leverenz, AZG, AZ200 YARD IM2:04.99 Carly Geehr, CA, 19972:07.46 K. Riefenstahl, TSC, MA2:08.71 C. Kalisz, NBAC, MD2:08.77 K. Groome, COM, SE2:08.84 K. Kruszewski, AZOT, CA2:09.41 Jordan King, THSC, OR2:09.59 S. Payne, WSC, MV2:09.93 S. Jurusik, SW, MS2:10.26 Alyssa Kuras, MAC, IN2:10.66 J. Rodriquez, MACS, CO2:10.70 Sam Gelb, RAC, MD2:11.53 T. Richmond, MCA, FG2:11.63 K. Amundsen, TWST, GU2:11.72 Sarah Cox, SAC, AZ2:11.96 Kirsten Smith, KCB, MV2:11.98 C. Franklin, GCST, FL2:12.10 W. Lopus, SDA, AZ400 YARD IM4:20.04 Jenny Forster, OH, 20014:23.42 C. Kalisz, NBAC, MD4:27.79 K. Groome, COM, SE4:29.52 J. Rodriquez, MACS, CO4:33.72 S. Payne, WSC, MV4:36.03 K. Kruszewski, AZOT, CA4:36.12 A. Duckworth, SAC, AZ4:37.40 S. Jurusik, SW, MS4:37.49 Margaret Fish, CM, OH4:37.64 W. Lopus, SDA, AZ4:39.61 Kirsten Smith, KCB, MV4:39.69 L. Olson, COC, SC4:40.64 J. Schmitt, NCA, SI4:41.98 Jordan King, THSC, OR4:42.51 J. Thomas, ACAC, MA4:42.72 Nicole Truxes, NST, IL4:42.78 Julie Smith, RSA, NC

50 YARD FREESTYLE22.44 Dara Torres, CA, 198223.33 S. Sargent, EXCEL, SE23.47 Julie Smith, RSA, NC23.62 Gina Mancini, WSS, ME23.67 Skye Elbert, SDA, AZ23.75 S. Napier, GCAC, SE23.77r T. Thomas, NOVA, CA23.80 E. Jennings, KAC, PN23.80 Annie Fittin, TAC, NJ23.84r Megan Sparks, CSC, IN23.84 Amywren Miller, PA, MI23.85 S. Peterson, NAC, SE23.85 C. Grcevich, NIKE, IN23.87 Eliza Butts, SAC, NE23.95 E. Kemp, CBSC, PV24.00 Krissy Forelli, GHP, PN24.00 A. Balint, TCSD, PV24.00 Melissa Marik, NST, IL100 YARD FREESTYLE49.53 Amanda Weir, GA, 200050.57 Julie Smith, RSA, NC50.67 T. Thomas, NOVA, CA51.15 S. Sargent, EXCEL, SE51.34 Vanda Gyuris, UN, CA51.38 S. Peterson, NAC, SE51.40 C. Nauta, TBCA, FL51.46 Katie Hoff, TA, VA51.47 C. Grcevich, NIKE, IN51.55 Eliza Butts, SAC, NE51.63 E. Jennings, KAC, PN51.64 E. Kemp, CBSC, PV51.66 Krissy Forelli, GHP, PN51.69 S. Rockwell, APSC, AK51.69 C. Beaudreau, FCST, CO51.76 Colleen Law, CBSC, PV51.82 Katie Suhr, DYNA, GA

200 YARD FREESTYLE1:45.91 S. Elkins, FL, 19781:48.99 C. Nauta, TBCA, FL1:50.12 S. Peterson, NAC, SE1:50.16 E. Kemp, CBSC, PV1:50.44 A. Lehner, STAR, NI1:50.52 J. Forster, WTRC, OH1:50.53 S. Sargent, EXCEL, SE1:50.72 M. Scroggy, LOSC, OR1:50.81r K. Dwelley, TERA, PC1:51.26 Blake Hayter, NCA, SI

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1:51.36 Jill Lockhart, YSC, IN1:51.59 Kate Ziegler, FISH, PV1:51.75 Vanda Gyuris, UN, CA1:52.02 Krissy Forelli, GHP, PN1:52.08 Katie Hoff, TA, VA1:52.17r Y.L. Beller, CBSC, PV1:52.28 R. Westby, DYNA, GA500 YARD FREESTYLE4:39.94 C. Woodhead, CA, 19784:47.78 Kate Ziegler, FISH, PV4:48.44 A. Lehner, STAR, NI4:50.57 J. Forster, WTRC, OH4:52.43 Blake Hayter, NCA, SI4:52.74 K. Dwelley, TERA, PC4:53.65 M. Francis, UN, SI4:54.22 M. Houlton, TFDA, AZ4:54.51 Kelsey Ditto, CCS, ST4:54.91 C. Nauta, TBCA, FL4:55.44 E. Hanson, BYST, IL4:55.46 Margot Brooks, SS, LE4:55.63 E. Christy, BYNS, MA4:55.86 W. Spence, PS, SI4:56.10 Emilie Gratton, ADF, AZ4:56.94 E. Kemp, CBSC, PV4:57.05 J. Puschak, ADF, AZ1000 YARD FREESTYLE9:33.39 M. Richardson, FG, 19849:48.84 A. Lehner, STAR, NI9:51.88 Kate Ziegler, FISH, PV9:58.09 M. Francis, UN, SI9:58.54 J. Puschak, ADF, AZ9:58.56 L. Smith, GTAC, MD10:01.06 Kelsey Ditto, CCS, ST10:05.63 M. Scroggy, LOSC, OR10:07.41 E. Gratton, ADF, AZ10:08.08 Blake Hayter, NCA, SI10:08.26 Jamie Engan, BYST, IL10:08.75 Sarah Peterson, NAC,10:08.92 Kelly Gillis, BSS, FL10:10.06 Julia Smit, TVSC, MR10:10.71 Lexie Shue, AZOT, CA10:10.90 S. Sargent, EXCEL, SE10:11.09 E.Hanson, BYST, IL1650 YARD FREESTYLE15:54.86 Tiffany Cohen, CA, 198116:23.35 A. Lehner, STAR, NI16:28.58 Kate Ziegler, FISH, PV16:36.39 Kelsey Ditto, CCS, ST16:43.19 M. Francis, NCA, SI16:45.55 J. Puschak, ADF, AZ16:45.57 E. Gratton, ADF, AZ16:48.18 Jamie Engan, BYST, IL16:53.06 E. Christy, BYNS, MA16:54.51 Margot Brooks, SS, LE16:55.17 E. Hanson, BYST, IL16:55.75 M. Scroggy, LOSC, OR16:57.62 C. McReynolds, BYST, IL16:58.18 L. Smith, GTAC, MD17:00.36 K. Lanphier, NBAC, MD

17:01.27 Jenn Kocsis, SO, MW17:02.93 Kelly Gillis, BSS, FL100 YARD BACKSTROKE54.78 Beth Botsford, MD, 199654.92 T. Weaner, WSY, MA55.61 Skye Elbert, SDA, AZ56.20 E. Meissner, MAG, NE56.21 Jenna Brick, RYST, VA56.24r Presley Bard, TERA, PC56.37r Melissa Marik, NST, IL56.43 M. Houlton, TFDA, AZ56.58 L. King, THSC, OR56.66 Y.L. Beller, CBSC, PV56.68r A.M. Botek, NBAC, MD56.73 M. Christensen, CBSC, PV56.80 Annie Fittin, TAC, NJ56.83r Lauren English, MY, NJ56.96 Julia Smit, TVSC, MR57.19 M. Ayres, PACK, SE57.22 Amanda Sims, SRN, PC200 YARD BACKSTROKE1:57.36 Beth Botsford, MD, 19961:58.35 M. Houlton, TFDA, AZ1:58.84 T. Weaner, WSY, MA1:59.11 E. Meissner, MAG, NE2:00.54 Julia Smit, TVSC, MR2:01.23 Caitlin Iversen, GTS, CO2:01.78 L. King, THSC, OR2:01.86 Melissa Marik, NST, IL2:01.87 Y.L. Beller, CBSC, PV2:02.23 J. Forster, WTRC, OH2:02.24 Michelle Liu, DACA, PC2:02.35 S. Fisher, LCST, WI2:02.49 K. Carpenter, CM, OH2:02.59 Skye Elbert, UN, AZ2:02.60 J. McLane, TERA, PC2:02.71 Presley Bard, TERA, PC2:02.79 A. Lehner, STAR, NI100 YARD BREASTSTROKE1:01.29 Megan Quann, PN, 1998 1:02.35 Whitney Hall, LAC, NT1:03.43 Katie Hoff, TA, VA1:03.45 Ashley Evans, BAC, NJ1:04.00 A. Clemens, AGUA, MR1:04.01 J. Marks, EHTS, MA1:04.03 Alia Atkinson, CPPC, FG1:04.39 A. MacGregor, TS, KY1:04.59 K. Kraemer, BBDS, MN1:04.64 Julie Smith, RSA, NC1:04.68 M. Evans, FCST, CO1:04.68 D. Gonzales, GTS, CO1:04.74 K. Peloquin, NBAC, MD1:04.99 E. Jennings, KAC, PN1:05.11 M. Zblewski, LCST, WI1:05.14 R. Watson, FWST, NT1:05.14 Jess Perry, BGSC, NE200 YARD BREASTSTROKE2:12.54 Anita Nall, MD, 19912:15.27 Whitney Hall, LAC, NT

2:16.34 Katie Hoff, TA, VA2:16.35 J. Marks, EHTS, MA2:16.46 Ariana Kukors, KAC, PN2:17.49 A. Ellis, BFST, SI2:17.87 K. Peloquin, NBAC, MD2:17.97 Katie Kime, RBA, CA2:18.49 M. Zblewski, LCST, WI2:19.10 A. Smith, RMSC, PV2:19.33 D. Gonzales, GTS, CO2:19.62 E. Smith, PSC, OZ2:19.81 Ashley Evans, BAC, NJ2:19.90 Katie Marsh, ACSC, FG2:19.91 A. Clemens, AGUA, MR2:20.18 K. Beales, CBSC, PV2:20.20 K. Kraemer, BBDS, MN100 YARD BUTTERFLY53.53 Dana Vollmer, NT, 200254.03 Elaine Breeden, WA, KY54.09 Amanda Sims, SRN, PC55.47 Y.L. Beller, CBSC, PV55.82 Dana Christ, BBA, MI56.17 T. Thomas, NOVA, CA56.20 Kate Dwelley, TERA, PC56.23 C. Greene, IHAC, CA56.39 M. Kelly, AASC, MI56.40 C. Grcevich, NIKE, IN56.42 S. Congdon, HAC, FL56.52 Jill Lockhart, YSC, IN56.54 A. Knapik, NBAC, MD56.55 Ana Agy, CHAT, UT56.58 M. Dietrich, GPAC, AM56.66 Katie Hoff, TA, VA56.70 S. Sargent, EXCEL, SE200 YARD BUTTERFLY1:56.58 M.T. Meagher, KY, 19791:59.66 Amanda Sims, SRN, PC2:00.07 Y.L. Beller, CBSC, PV2:00.22 Liz Shaw, NOVA, VA2:00.88 Elaine Breeden, WA, KY2:01.41 J. Martinez, DACA, PC2:01.62 A. Knapik, NBAC, MD2:02.26 Nina Rossi, WS, NJ2:02.56 K. Dwelley, TERA, PC2:03.46 Katie Hoff, TA, VA2:04.24 C. Greene, IHAC, CA2:04.32 M. Houlton, TFDA, AZ2:04.69 P. DeScenza, ASC, IL2:04.78 L. Giancarli, FAST, LE2:04.87 E. Welshofer, MAC, NC2:04.96 J. Forster, WTRC, OH2:05.00 Anna Gleyzer, MM, GA200 YARD IM1:59.83 N. Coughlin, PC, 19972:00.79 J. Forster, WTRC, OH2:02.57 M. Houlton, TFDA, AZ2:02.66 Ariana Kukors, KAC, PN2:03.47 Julia Smit, TVSC, MR2:03.47 C. Beaudreau, FCST, CO2:03.60 Elaine Breeden, WA, KY

2:03.80 Katie Hoff, TA, VA2:04.69 Ashley Evans, BAC, NJ2:04.97 E. Meissner, MAG, NE2:05.05 Julie Smith, RSA, NC2:05.18 A. Lehner, STAR, NI2:05.52 Kate Dwelley, TERA, PC2:05.72 Y.L. Beller, CBSC, PV2:05.94 B. Thomas, PST, FG2:06.18 C. Burgan, PACK, SE2:06.19 K. Peloquin, NBAC, MD400 YARD IM4:14.08 N .Coughlin, PC, 19964:12.43* M. Houlton, TFDA, AZ4:16.94 J. Forster, WTRC, OH4:19.83 Kate Dwelley, TERA, PC4:20.11 Ariana Kukors, KAC, PN4:20.67 Y.L. Beller, CBSC, PV4:20.85 Katie Hoff, TA, VA4:21.15 A. Lehner, STAR, NI4:21.35 Julia Smit, TVSC, MR4:23.36 Elaine Breeden, WA, KY4:23.87 Kelly Gillis, BSS, FL4:24.03 Ava Ohlgren, BAC, MI4:24.09 E. Meissner, MAG, NE4:24.84 C. Burgan, PACK, SE4:25.25 C. Beaudreau, FCST, CO4:25.55 Katie Kime, RBA, CA4:26.30 L. Smith, GTAC, MD

50 YARD FREESTYLE22.39 C. Swindle, FG, 200222.39* Amanda Weir, SA, GA22.67 D. Vollmer, FWST, NT22.75 B. Bishop, SCRA, PC23.03 Rhi Jeffrey, ACSC, FG23.13 Jess Lewis, PAC, MA23.21 Wooddall-Gainey, VG, VA23.21 C. Raleigh, UN, NJ23.21 H. McGregory, UN, GU23.27 Anna Turner, FCST, CO23.27 H. Chang, BOSS, NE23.31 K. Kugler, RMSC, PV23.37 Lindsey Kelly, PAC, IL23.39 E. Holtmeyer, SO, MW23.41 Jackie Vavrek, WCS, IL23.43 Emily Pufall, MAC, MW23.46 Alexa Merz, UN, CA100 YARD FREESTYLE48.45 Nicole Haislett, FL, 199148.52 Amanda Weir, SA, GA48.73 Rhi Jeffrey, ACSC, FG49.44 D. Vollmer, FWST, NT49.80 B. Bishop, SCRA, PC50.21r H. McGregory, UN, GU50.21 Jess Lewis, PAC, MA50.33 H. Chang, BOSS, NE50.48 T. Baughman, CSC, IN50.49 K. Kugler, RMSC, PV50.49 C. Andrew, AAAA, ST50.64 C. Blackman, DM, NT50.69 Ava Ohlgren, BAC, MI50.79r A. Liggett, THSC, OR50.83 Skye Elbert, UN, AZ50.85 R. Akradi, DAT, MN50.90 Kara Denby, CSA, CA200 YARD FREESTYLE1:44.10 C. Woodhead, CA, 19791:45.49 Rhi Jeffrey, ACSC, FG1:47.05 H. McGregory, UN, GU1:47.63 Amanda Weir, SA, GA1:48.00 Codie Hansen, DM, NT1:48.27 D. Vollmer, FWST, NT1:48.98 A. Miller, PACK, SE1:49.28 E. Durot, DYNA, GA1:49.33 Alyssa Kiel, LESD, LE1:49.36 Kim Kelly, BSC, MR1:49.36 L. Rogers, TERA, PC1:49.37 K. Kugler, RMSC, PV1:49.42 R. Ridgeway, LFSC, IL1:49.44 C. Burckle, LST, KY1:49.61 C. Haser, GTAC, MD1:49.65 Andrea Axtell, CCS, ST1:49.65 Whitney Spence, PS, SI500 YARD FREESTYLE4:36.25 Tracy Caulkins, SE, 19794:45.43 Alyssa Kiel, LESD, LE4:45.49 S. Carr, BSS, FL4:46.87 E. Durot, DYNA, GA4:47.06 Rhi Jeffrey, ACSC, FG4:47.09 Kim Kelly, BSC, MR4:47.34 Macie Garrett, NAC, SE4:47.51 W. Hentzen, IHAC, CA4:47.51 E. Brooks, NBAC, MD4:47.75 C. Haser, GTAC, MD4:48.38 L. Swinley, CBSC, PV4:48.71 C. Burckle, LST, KY4:49.32 S. Zuerlein, TNTY, FL4:49.52 S. Cota, SMST, SN4:49.91 L. McIlvain, NAC, SE4:50.19 M. Sackett, NBAC, MD4:50.26 K. Koronowicz, NS, MR

1000 YARD FREESTYLE9:30.35 Jane Skillman, NJ, 1990

9:42.96 S. Carr, BSS, FL9:44.71 Kim Kelly, BSC, MR9:45.14 Alyssa Kiel, LESD, LE9:46.65 L. Swinley, CBSC, PV9:48.25 M. Brooks, LESD, LE9:50.30 C. Burckle, LST, KY9:51.03 W. Hentzen, IHAC, CA9:51.68 Macie Garrett, NAC, SE9:53.88 L. McIlvain, NAC, SE9:54.51 M. Sackett, NBAC, MD9:55.33 C. Hutchinson, NBAC, MD9:56.26 Anna Miller, PACK, SE9:56.44 C. Haser, GTAC, MD9:57.25 C. Gordon, FCST, GU9:58.60 E. Durot, DYNA, GA9:58.95 J. Schluntz, DCA, NM1650 YARD FREESTYLE15:46.54 Tiffany Cohen, CA, 198316:06.37 S. Carr, BSS, FL16:14.21 Kim Kelly, BSC, MR16:18.57 Alyssa Kiel, LESD, LE16:19.08 L. Swinley, CBSC, PV16:24.79 Macie Garrett, NAC, SE16:25.88 M. Sackett, NBAC, MD16:28.29 W. Hentzen, IHAC, CA16:29.50 C. Haser, GTAC, MD16:31.29 L. McIlvain, NAC, SE16:32.71 E. Brooks, NBAC, MD16:32.80 J. Schluntz, DCA, NM16:34.04 Rhi Jeffrey, ACSC, FG16:38.91 C. Hutchinson, NBAC, MD16:41.70 M. Brooks, LESD, LE16:42.73 Lauren Shue, SF, FL16:43.92 Erin Ketchum, MVN, CA100 YARD BACKSTROKE52.55 N. Coughlin, PC, 199853.83r H. McGregory, UN, GU54.48 L. Rogers, TERA, PC54.50 B. Bishop, SCRA, PC55.34 D. MacManus, NOVA, CA55.41 Andrea Axtell, CCS, ST55.52 Katie Fritsch, BGSC, NE55.56 C. Andrew, AAAA, ST55.62 A. Boritzke, LCST, WI55.69 M. McCawley, MTAC, SE56.04 Amanda Weir, SA, GA56.06 E. Forster, WTRC, OH56.10 C. Bruce, WSC, MV56.21 M. Stanton, BTA, GU56.23 K. Lahey, RSAC, CO56.26 Nicki Wex, UN, WI56.37 Skye Elbert, UN, AZ200 YARD BACKSTROKE1:53.45 N. Coughlin, PC, 19991:55.74 H. McGregory, UN, GU1:57.83 Julia Smit, TVSC, MR1:58.06 E. Forster, WTRC, OH1:58.17 D. MacManus, NOVA, CA1:58.27 Andrea Axtell, CCS, ST1:58.52 L. Rogers, TERA, PC1:59.70 B. Bishop, SCRA, PC2:00.29 Lara Pease, AZOT, CA2:00.66 Skye Elbert, UN, AZ2:00.73 K. Fritsch, BGSC, NE2:00.86 J. McLane, TERA, PC2:00.97 M. Stanton, BTA, GU2:01.09 A. Boritzke, LCST, WI2:01.22 C. Bruce, WSC, MV2:01.51 Kelsy Smith, MOR, NC2:01.52 K. Thompson, RST, OR100 YARD BREASTSTROKE59.80 Megan Quann, PN, 20001:00.83 C. Bruce, WSC, MV1:01.27 G. Patterson, THSC, OR1:01.77 Katy Houston, RAC, PC1:01.85 C. Grabarz, SFF, OH1:02.47 Jessica Hardy, UN, CA1:02.51 Alexi Spann, CCS, ST1:02.62 F. Castaneda, MHST, OR1:02.66 Erica Liu, DACA, PC1:02.86 Jessie Bailis, MAC, MW1:03.22 Julie Stupp, CSP, OZ1:03.23 A. Steenrod, MAC, NC1:03.26 Jillian Ochs, OA, PC1:03.33 S. Heath, UN, PC1:03.58 K. Orstein, MLAC, AM1:03.59 A. Chandler, SAW, ST1:03.60 Yi-Ting Siow, BSS, FL200 YARD BREASTSTROKE2:09.06 M. Blanchard, GA, 19892:11.14 C. Bruce, WSC, MV2:12.71 G. Patterson, THSC, OR2:13.35 Alexi Spann, CCS, ST2:13.69 Katy Houston, RAC, PC2:14.07 Yi-Ting Siow, BSS, FL2:14.30 S. Heath, PSH, PC2:14.88 H. Degolia, TERA, PC2:15.42 Rebecca Soni, SAC, NJ2:15.51 Erica Liu, DACA, PC2:15.78 Alicia Jensen, TF, MN2:16.09 Nic Teo, MVN, CA2:16.26 A. Dunnigan, NBAC, MD2:16.38 Julie Stupp, CSP, OZ2:16.86 J. Williamson, CFSC, GU2:17.05 Aemisegger, GAAC, MA2:17.18 L. Beaudreau, OA, PC

100 YARD BUTTERFLY52.91 N. Coughlin, PC, 199853.51 D. Vollmer, FWST, NT54.49 Andrea Axtell, CCS, ST54.61 B. Bishop, SCRA, PC54.84 C. Andrew, AAAA, ST55.04 Amanda Weir, SA, GA55.13 M. McCawley, MTAC, SE55.22 K. Guilkey, THAT, NC55.29 L. Mozdzen, RSSC, AZ55.30 Lindsey Marck, SS, MA55.38 H. Degolia, TERA, PC55.39 Kelly Nelson, SSC, MA55.45 C. Raleigh, UN, NJ55.52 A. Hovey, DACA, PC55.61 P. Johnson, CCY, IL55.63 K. Hastrup, CSC, CC55.67 Jul Galloway, UN, GU55.67 Karie Haglund, SA, GA200 YARD BUTTERFLY1:52.99 M.T. Meagher, KY, 19811:57.68 Andrea Axtell, CCS, ST1:59.85 D. Leclair, NOVA, VA2:00.32 B. Bouisevicz, CSA, CA2:00.62 C. Eads, TCC, CA2:01.08 B. O'Connor, BSC, MR2:01.09 Jul Galloway, UN, GU2:01.34 Julie Stupp, CSP, OZ2:01.43 D. Vollmer, FWST, NT2:01.60 K. Hastrup, CSC, CC2:01.62 Rachel Rys, SBSC, CA2:01.89 E. Durot, DYNA, GA2:02.12 Kelly Nelson, SSC, MA2:02.20 Kailey Morris, MA, MA2:02.27 C. Francik, NBAC, MD2:02.31 C. Williams, DST, MA2:02.35 K. Okazaki, KAC, PN200 YARD IM1:57.86 Tracy Caulkins, SE, 19792:00.58 C. Bruce, WSC, MV2:02.06 Erica Liu, DACA, PC2:02.43 Julia Smit, TVSC, MR2:02.51 A. Boritzke, LCST, WI2:02.70 C. Shortt, MHST, OR2:02.75 Andrea Axtell, CCS, ST2:02.77 Jul Galloway, UN, GU2:02.90 Katy Houston, RAC, PC2:02.91 A. Steenrod, MAC, NC2:03.10 Yi-Ting Siow, BSS, FL2:03.11 Amanda Weir, SA, GA2:03.24 Kelly Nelson, SSC, MA2:03.53 Emile Ewing, UN, KY2:03.71 G. Patterson, THSC, OR2:03.73 H. Degolia, TERA, PC2:03.82 C. Andrew, AAAA, ST400 YARD IM4:08.09 Tracy Caulkins, SE, 19794:16.65 Julia Smit, TVSC, MR4:18.03 Macie Garrett, NAC, SE4:19.05 M. McCrackin, SA, GA4:19.08 A. Steenrod, MAC, NC4:19.31 Katy Houston, RAC, PC4:19.33 C.Bruce, WSC, MV4:19.57 Andrea Axtell, CCS, ST4:20.13 J. Bragg, TIGR, PC4:20.38 Jul Galloway, UN, GU4:21.79 L. McIlvain, NAC, SE4:21.92 B. Bunch, BCHST, CA4:21.99 H. Degolia, TERA, PC4:22.02 E. Brooks, NBAC, MD4:22.07 Abby Miller, IHAC, CA4:22.34 Alyssa Kiel, LESD, LE4:22.40 S. Heath, PSH, PC

50 YARD FREESTYLE22.39 C. Swindle, FG, 200222.04* Kara Joyce, CW, MI22.30 C. Swindle, MS, FG23.13 C. Cashion, UN, CA23.15 K. Robinson, SDST, IN23.19 Marshi Smith, RAC, PC23.28 L. Nymeyer, TFDA, AZ23.31 Leila Vaziri, CSSC, FG23.33 J. Robbins, UOT, ST23.39 Nikki Laffel, NEB, NE23.44 Leane Darling, PCS, FG23.45 Katie Miller, SAC, NJ23.48 S. Hogan, AASC, MI23.48 Cait Connealy, ADF, AZ23.50 K. Vandenberg, OA, PC23.50 J. Faulkner, UOT, ST23.53 Katie Carroll, GTAC, OH

100 YARD FREESTYLE48.45 N. Haislett, FL, 199148.57 C. Swindle, MS, FG48.59 Kara Joyce, CW, MI49.52 Emily Kukors, KAC, PN49.93r C. Cashion, NOVA, CA50.46 Marshi Smith, RAC, PC50.48 Megan Tomes, AB, OH50.49 Cait Connealy, ADF, AZ50.55 K. Morrissy, UDAC, MA50.62 C. Lemmen, CCS, ST

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50.63 L. Nymeyer, TFDA, AZ50.66 E. Hill, DYNA, GA50.77 A. Hupman, SA, GA50.79 Nikki Laffel, NEB, NE50.81 Leane Darling, PCS, FG50.81 S. Hernandez, CAJ, SN50.82 C. Magnuson, GIS, IL200 YARD FREESTYLE 1:45.05 Nicole Haislett, FL, 19911:46.34 Kara Joyce, CW, MI1:46.40 Emily Kukors, KAC, PN1:46.59 E. Hill, DYNA, GA1:47.06 Cait Connealy, ADF, AZ1:47.76 Anja Carman, BSS, FL1:47.84 B. Johnson, WSY, NC1:47.85 C. Swindle, MS, FG1:48.29 H. McGregory, CCS, ST1:48.29 L. Nymeyer, TFDA, AZ1:48.32 V. Stojanovska, PCS, FG1:48.40 W. Myers, MVAC, OH1:48.47 Kelly Harrigan, CAT, CT1:48.55 Val Tukey, NCA, SI1:48.61 Erin Reilly, SMST, SN1:48.76 C. Lemmen, CCS, ST1:48.77 Megan Rains, SST, PN500 YARD FREESTYLE4:34.39 Janet Evans, CA, 19904:42.91 E. Hill, DYNA, GA4:43.26 A. Binder, SBSC, CA4:43.69 Kelly Harrigan, CAT, CT4:44.96 H. Peirsol, NOVA, CA4:45.13 M. Johnson, ADF, AZ4:45.69 Margy Keefe, AB, OH4:45.79 A. Carusone, NCFY, FL4:46.27 Emily Kukors, KAC, PN4:47.19 M. Hentzen, IHAC, CA4:47.25 Anja Carman, BSS, FL4:47.27 B. Kreutzjans, NCA, SI4:47.89 Erin Reilly, SMST, SN4:48.03 Rory Schmidt, SDA, AZ4:48.38 E. Durot, DYNA, GA4:48.41 Susan Gilliam, BSS, FL4:48.44 Kim Routh, VSC, LE1000 YARD FREESTYLE9:25.49 Janet Evans, CA, 19899:30.14 A. Binder, SBSC, CA9:43.89 H. Peirsol, NOVA, CA9:45.62 Sarah Daly, LIAC, MR9:46.23 K. Nelson, SPPY, CA9:46.38 M. Hentzen, IHAC, CA9:48.60 Lauren Costella, CT, PC

9:49.24 E. Hill, DYNA, GA9:49.74 M. Johnson, ADF, AZ9:50.88 A. Malanina, VG, VA9:51.71 Margy Keefe, AB, OH9:52.25 Rory Schmidt, SDA, AZ9:52.47 Erin Morris, FWA, IN9:53.07 B. Massengale, FSTR, AR9:53.57 Leah Retrum, DSC, IN9:53.83 S. Anderson, ADF, AZ9:54.65 Erin Reilly, SMST, SN1650 YARD FREESTYLE15:39.14 Janet Evans, CA, 199015:42.44 A. Binder, SBSC, CA16:12.73 L. Costella, CT, PC16:17.06 H. Peirsol, NOVA, CA16:21.56 K. Nelson, SPPY, CA16:24.39 L. Conway, MACON, GA16:25.50 M. Johnson, ADF, AZ16:25.58 S. Anderson, ADF, AZ16:26.53 Margy Keefe, AB, OH16:26.66 M. Hentzen, IHAC, CA16:31.58 Kalyn Keller, SDA, AZ16:31.71 Erin Morris, FWA, IN16:32.08 A. Malanina, VG, VA16:32.21 Kim Routh, VSC, LE16:32.69 E. Durot, DYNA, GA16:33.89 Erin Reilly, SMST, SN16:34.17 Sarah Daly, LIAC, MR100 YARD BACKSTROKE51.12 N. Coughlin, PC, 200153.72 H. McGregory, CCS, ST54.19 D. MacManus, UN, CA54.25 Helen Silver, UNAT, PC54.47 Marshi Smith, RAC, PC54.55 Kelly Harrigan, CAT, CT54.62 Jeri Moss, AUST, SE54.87 C. Swindle, MS, FG55.14 N. Mackey, NOVA, CA55.27 R. Sturdy, TAC, PN55.46 Kaitlyn Brady, TD, MA55.51 Leila Vaziri, CSSC, FG55.58 Anja Carman, BSS, FL55.61 C. Brown, NEB, NE55.72 Abby Hanke, DTAC, AZ55.77 C. Rodriguez, RSC, OZ55.79 S. Johnson, UN, OH200 YARD BACKSTROKE1:51.02 N. Coughlin, PC, 20011:56.02 Kelly Harrigan, CAT, CT1:56.50 H. McGregory, CCS, ST1:57.34 Anja Carman, BSS, FL

1:57.81 Helen Silver, UNAT, PC1:58.81 Jeri Moss, AUST, SE1:59.15 Corey Berg, MSC, MR1:59.61 E. Forster, WTRC, OH1:59.76 Ashley Kracke, UN, GA1:59.83 Kaitlyn Brady, TD, MA2:00.06 Katie Ness, WSC, OH2:00.15 M. Bright, HU, NE2:00.23 J. Wallace, TPA, AM2:00.43 L. Andrews, RST, SN2:00.44 Erin Morris, FWA, IN 2:00.59 E. Hill, DYNA, GA2:00.67 R. Sturdy, TAC, PN100 YARD BREASTSTROKE59.18 Tara Kirk, PN, 20011:01.10 Megan Quann, SST, PN1:01.64 M. Klein, DYNA, GA1:02.17 Nic Teo, UNAT, CA1:02.23 Kammy Miller, UN, MI1:02.31 D. Duncan, UN, FL1:02.37 Annie Babicz, SYS, FL1:02.43 Leah Avilla, SRV, PC1:02.54 E. Tinnon, LST, KY1:02.74 L. Brick, RYST, VA1:02.81 J. Steiner, XCEL, NJ1:02.84 Lizzy Bruce, WSC, MV1:02.85 Yi-Ting Siow, BSS, FL1:02.96 K. Orstein, MLAC, AM1:03.18 K. Kuczmarski, RU, NJ1:03.42 K., DYNA, GA1:03.61 A. Wheatley, MYB, SE200 YARD BREASTSTROKE2:08.54 Tara Kirk, PN, 20012:12.63 Megan Quann, SST, PN2:12.64 M. Klein, DYNA, GA2:12.74 Yi-Ting Siow, BSS, FL2:13.85 Kammy Miller, UN, MI2:14.15 Leah Avilla, SRV, PC2:14.80 D. Duncan, UN, FL2:15.24 C. Shortt, MHST, OR2:15.74 E. Tinnon, LST, KY2:15.94 Lauren Duerk, AUB, SE2:16.53 Lizzy Bruce, WSC, MV2:16.67 A. Wheatley, MYB, SE2:16.73 H. Meng, GCIT, MA2:16.76 J. Rinaldi, MOR, NC2:17.23 Kristina Sieper, UN, CA2:17.28 Ashley Swart, KSC, HI2:17.32 J. Barbary, SSA, NE100 YARD BUTTERFLY51.18 N. Coughlin, PC, 2001

51.93 M. DeScenza, ASC, IL53.47 A. Biedermann, PSU, MA53.82 L. Lunsmann, AU, SE53.89 W.Myers, MVAC, OH53.92 E. Goetsch, NBAC, MD54.11 A. McLeod, CCS, ST54.42 Laura Davis, TERA, PC54.59 R. Sturdy, TAC, PN54.64 K. Robinson, SDST, IN54.81 Rachel Myco, SA, GA54.82 Cait Connealy, ADF, AZ54.85 Emily Kukors, KAC, PN54.86 Katie Ness, WSC, OH54.90 Leann Toomey, IST, PN54.93 Ashley Razo, UOT, ST54.96 E. Hill, DYNA, GA200 YARD BUTTERFLY1:53.37 M.T. Meagher, KY, 19821:53.51 M. DeScenza, ASC, IL1:57.18 E. Hill, DYNA, GA1:57.81 W. Myers, MVAC, OH1:57.91 A. Carusone, NCFY, FL1:57.93 E. Goetsch, NBAC, MD1:58.08 A. Biedermann, PSU, MA1:58.46 K. Vandenberg, OA, PC1:58.78 S. Lesneski, MAG, NE1:59.13 B. Johnson, WSY, NC2:00.14 Katie Ness, WSC, OH2:00.45 Sawami Fujita, UN, CA2:00.78 Erin Reilly, SMST, SN2:00.83 Kalyn Keller, SDA, AZ2:00.87 Cait Connealy, ADF, AZ2:00.97 M. Nebera, NAC, SE2:01.46 Emily Kukors, KAC, PN200 YARD IM1:57.02 S. Sanders, SN, 19911:59.30 M. DeScenza, ASC, IL1:59.46 Megan Tomes, AB, OH1:59.75 L. Lunsmann, AU, SE2:00.23 B. Johnson, WSY, NC2:00.67 Lauren Duerk, AUB, SE2:00.92 A. Trinidad, CSST, CO2:01.09 Emily Kukors, KAC, PN2:01.26 M. Klein, DYNA, GA2:01.66 Laura Davis, TERA, PC2:01.95 Emily Strouse, TSC, PN2:02.01 E. Ferritto, UASC, OH2:02.10 Megan Quann, SST, PN2:02.13 K. Orstein, MLAC, AM2:02.21 Erin Corgan, SA, GA2:02.80 L. Voyles, CCS, ST

2:02.90 Ida Mattsson, SDA, AZ400 YARD IM4:04.63 Tracy Caulkins, SE, 19814:13.35 A. Carusone, NCFY, FL4:14.00 Lauren Duerk, AUB, SE4:14.14 B. Johnson, WSY, NC4:15.01 Ashley Swart, KSC, HI4:16.18 A. Binder, SBSC, CA4:16.60 H. Peirsol, NOVA, CA4:16.83 N. Mackey, NOVA, CA4:16.93 M. Klein, DYNA, GA4:17.43 S. Lesneski, MAG, NE4:17.49 Emily Kukors, KAC, PN4:18.70 E. Hill, DYNA, GA4:19.62 D. Duncan, UN, FL4:19.84 Erin Corgan, SA, GA4:20.41 Yi-Ting Siow, BSS, FL4:20.80 A. Malanina, VG, VA4:21.01 J. Berzinis, PA, FL

50 YARD FREESTYLE24.76 AlexForbes, FL, 199825.29 M. Stoehr, SCHY, WI25.72 T. Gutman, SAC, FL26.34 M. Anthony, NOVA, VA26.36 M. Friedemann, LCST, WI26.43 N. Moyer, NJSC, CO26.51 S. Gasparini, WSY, MA26.71 R. Higham, EXCEL, SE26.82 S. Flessner, SUSA, IL26.97 Steven Ung, THSC, OR26.98 I. Sanders, DYNA, GA26.99 K. Hill, LSAC, ST27.00 M. Charysh, HSC, IL27.01 Will Hamilton, SC, MI27.04 C. Youngquist, WMS, MI27.07 Tanner Kurz, DST, MA27.07 Jacob Taylor, MST, UT100 YARD FREESTYLE54.74 Chas Morton, SE, 198254.82 M. Stoehr, SCHY, WI56.74 M.Friedemann, LCST, WI57.53 S. Gasparini, WSY, MA57.63 Bob Hwang, MEGA, CA57.69 M. Anthony, NOVA, VA58.13 S. Flessner, SUSA, IL58.37 Zane Grothe, BCH, CA

58.60 T. Gutman, SAC, FL58.73 M. Charysh, HSC, IL58.73 Jacob Taylor, MST, UT58.86 Bryan Offutt, GTAC, MD58.90 Al Weik, FSC, MA59.07 A. Wooldridge, PLS, PC59.24 B. Johannsen, BTA, GU59.45 R. Higham, EXCEL, SE59.52 K. Hill, LSAC, ST200 YARD FREESTYLE1:58.60 Brian Fiske, NE, 19971:57.94* M. Stoehr, SCHY, WI2:03.80 Bryan Offutt, GTAC, MD2:04.24 M. Thompson, WFLA, FL2:04.92 S. Gasparini, WSY, MA2:04.93 Al Weik, FSC, MA2:05.80 M. Friedemann, LCST, WI2:07.04 Bob Hwang, MEGA, CA2:07.36 Zane Grothe, BCH CA2:08.40 M.Charysh, HSC, IL2:08.63 B. Kegley, LASO, VA2:08.84 M. Anthony, NOVA, VA2:08.87 A. Cosgarea, NBAC, MD2:08.90 Alex Ngan, CANY, CA2:09.15 N. Moyer, NJST, CO2:09.28 A. Wooldridge, PLS, PC2:09.87 B. Peterson, RHA, SC500 YARD FREESTYLE5:22.49 C. Rimkus, CA, 20025:17.58* M. Stoehr, SCHY, WI5:24.85 M. Thompson, WFLA, FL5:32.23 S. Gasparini, WSY, MA5:34.57 H. Stephenson, SFLA, FL5:36.72 Bryan Offutt, GTAC, MD5:38.75 Nl Caldwell, GCST, FL5:41.13 Nl Moyer, NJST, CO5:42.22 A. Cosgarea, NBAC, MD50 YARD BACKSTROKE28.73 Rick Hancock, SC, 199628.64* M. Friedemann, WI29.97r T. Gutman, SAC, FL30.41 S. Gasparini, WSY, MA30.54 A. MacDonald, OCCO, PV31.01 Justin Prosser, RH, CO31.04 M. Anthony, NOVA, VA31.06 L. Spinazzola, BOSS, NE31.10 S. McGuire, CCSC, LA31.13 Bryan Offutt, GTAC, MD31.16 David Zander, SSC, PN31.19 K. Behrens, MSC, IN31.24 Jake Thomas, VCS, KY

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100 YARD BACKSTROKE1:01.35 Rick Hancock, SC, 19961:02.42 M. Friedemann, LCST, WI1:05.54 M. Anthony, NOVA, VA1:06.26 S. Gasparini, WSY, MA1:06.48 Bryan Offutt, GTAC, MD1:06.51 M. Thompson, WFLA, FL1:06.54 K. Behrens, MSC, IN1:06.77 B. Johannsen, BTA, GU1:06.78 Lee Cowden, WA, KY1:07.03 Ross Larson, BSC, SD1:07.10 Drew Cato, PACE, IN1:07.11 Zane Grothe, BCH, CA1:07.36 Udo Gyene, UN, CA1:07.39 B. Wilmoth, ORCA, AR1:07.42 Cody Miller, CCS, CA1:07.88 A. Garcia, CANY, CA1:08.09 C. McAuliffe, MAG, NE

50 YARD BREASTSTROKE32.14 Jared Heston, IE, 200133.94 G. Peavey, KCB, MV34.43 T.Gutman, SAC, FL34.59 Cody Miller, CCS, CA35.16 Tyler Elfert, LBA, MD35.38 Kip Pierce, BAYOU, LA35.47 Will Hamilton, SC, MI35.47 Joshua Choi, MSC, IN35.52 Mark Liu, DACA, PC100 YARD BREASTSTROKE1:10.06 Scott Spann, ST, 19991:14.49 Cody Miller, CCS, CA1:16.25 G. Peavey, KCB, MV1:16.89 C. Price, MVN, CA1:16.95 M. Charysh, HSC, IL1:17.25 J. Theo, SGVA, CA1:17.26 Joshua Choi, MSC, IN1:17.44 Mason Shaw, CDST, IE1:17.71 William Hartje, BSS, FL1:17.73 T. Gutman, SAC, FL1:17.75 Jason Wan, COR, NT1:17.76 Will Hamilton, SC, MI1:17.96 Kip Pierce, BAYOU, LA50 YARD BUTTERFLY27.07 Chas Morton, SE, 198228.07 N. Moyer, NJST, CO28.42 M. Stoehr, SSTY, WI29.18 A.Garcia, CANY, CA29.24 T. Gutman, SAC, FL29.32 K. Hill, LSAC, ST29.33 C. Gordon, DST, MA29.39 R. Higham, EXCEL, SE29.41 Zane Grothe, BCH, CA29.48 Bob Hwang, MEGA, CA29.55 S. Gasparini, WSY, MA29.56 Les Moore, UN, FG

29.63 Michael Ng, EXCEL, SE29.70 N. Hammer, BGCN, MR29.71 R. Madden, NOVA, VA29.72 G. Harper, WCAB, PC29.80 M. Watkins, LYD, KY100 YARD BUTTERFLY59.97 Zach Ferguson, IA, 19921:03.17 A. Garcia, CANY, CA1:04.02 M. Stoehr, SCHY, WI1:04.32 Zane Grothe, BCH, CA1:04.83 M. Sarman, CBSC, PV1:04.92 Michael Ng, EXCEL, SE1:04.98 A. Firmansyah, CERR, CA1:05.04 Bob Hwang, MEGA, CA1:05.20 S. Gasparini, WSY, MA1:05.43 N. Moyer, NJST, CO1:05.47 M. Shaw, CDST, IE1:05.67 Les Moore, UN, FG1:05.71 B. Redondo, MVN, CA1:06.23 Cary Wright, CSC, CC1:06.45 Jake Thomas, VCS, KY1:06.86 Nicolas Pitti, GWSC, CA1:06.88 M. Fitzenreiter, CAA, MD

100 YARD IM1:02.47 Collin Gladys, CA, 20001:05.22 S. Gasparini, WSY, MA1:06.11 M. Stoehr, SCHY, WI1:06.51 A. Garcia, CANY, CA1:06.80 M. Charysh, HSC, IL1:06.95 M.Anthony, NOVA, VA1:07.00 N. Moyer, NJST, CO1:07.46 Bob Hwang, MEGA, CA1:07.68 T. Gutman, SAC, FL1:08.05 M. Friedemann, LCST, WI1:08.13 A. Cosgarea, NBAC, MD1:08.37 B. Phillips, CBSC, PV1:08.40 M. Sarman, CBSC, PV1:08.41 Gage Trotter, CATS, GU1:08.85 R. Higham, EXCEL, SE1:08.94 B. Johannsen, BTA, GU1:09.07 Kip Pierce, BAYOU, LA

200 YARD IM2:12.29 Chas Morton, SE, 19822:21.90 M. Thompson, WFLA, FL2:22.63 S. Gasparini, WSY, MA2:23.13 A. Garcia, CANY, CA2:24.40 Bob Hwang, MEGA, CA2:24.42 K. Behrens, MSC, IN2:24.67 N. Moyer, NJST, CO2:24.71 M. Stoehr, SSTY, WI2:24.77 Bryan Offutt, GTAC, MD2:24.98 Gage Trotter, CATS, GU2:25.60 B. Johannsen, BTA, GU2:26.07 Udo Gyene, UN, CA2:26.20 A. Cosgarea, NBAC, MD2:26.28 B. Phillips, CBSC, PV2:26.65 Mason Shaw, CDST, IE2:26.70 Narayan Naik, KMG, OK2:26.87 M. Sheppard, MTSC, SE

50 YARD FREESTYLE22.54 Alex Forbes, FL, 200023.11 C. Housden, EXCEL, SE23.30 Greg Pelton, WYW, CT23.56 J. McGinley, SSC, MA23.61 A. LaForge, DA, CA23.61 Peter Stacy, NLA, MN23.63 Dan Coakley, HSC, HI23.70 K. Munsch, KAC, PN23.70 Clinton Stipek, TSC, PN23.77r R. Becicka, NLA, MN23.80 M. Aitken, THAT, NC23.82 Ilia Reyes, KSC, HI23.88 Paul Collins, BBD, MI23.88 Ryan Brauer, AB, AD23.91r Max Murphy, LAC, NT23.95 Jason Lou, THSC, OR24.00 K. Diedrich, DYNA, GA100 YARD FREESTYLE 48.90 G. Wieczorek, IN, 199950.10 C. Housden, EXCEL, SE50.23 Max Murphy, LAC, NT50.93 Peter Stacy, NLA, MN51.17 R. Becicka, NLA, MN51.44 Greg Pelton, WYW, CT51.51r K. Munsch, KAC, PN51.57 J. McGinley, SSC, MA51.64 A. LaForge, DA, CA51.75 M. Aitken, THAT, NC51.88 Rikiya Yano, AZOT, CA52.00 Rico Bado, GOLD, ST52.22 A. Snabes, NTSC, IL52.31 Ryan Brauer, AB, AD52.42 Charles Zhou, COR, NT52.51 A. Navarro, PASA, PC52.53 Ilia Reyes, KSC, HI200 YARD FREESTYLE1:47.36 M. Smalley, GU, 20001:50.00 C. Housden, EXCEL, SE1:50.57 Max Murphy, LAC, NT1:51.33 J. Ziegler, ATAC, FL1:51.43 Jeff Raymond, SS, FG1:51.91 R. Becicka, NLA, MN1:52.33 Rikiya Yano, AZOT, CA1:52.48 M. Aitken, THAT, NC1:52.50 T. Inwood, USC, LE1:53.20 Rico Bado, GOLD, ST1:53.35 A.J. Detra, SYS, FL1:53.78 M. Montgomery, USC, SC1:53.90 A. Snabes, NTSC, IL1:54.03 A. Navarro, PASA, PC1:54.10 Ryan Brauer, AB, AD1:54.22 Mijares-Shafai, TWST, GU1:54.34 A. Johnson, QDD, VA500 YARD FREESTYLE 4:47.65 R. Margalis, FL, 19954:52.34 Jeff Raymond, SS, FG4:56.39 R. Becicka, NLA, MN

4:56.92 T. Inwood, USC, LE4:57.00 C. Housden, EXCEL, SE5:00.91 S. Wright, YTO, FL5:00.95 David Miller, CSP, OZ5:02.05 K. Nielsen, CLASS, CA5:02.64 J. Ziegler, ATAC, FL5:02.87 Rikiya Yano, AZOT, CA5:03.04 A. Navarro, PASA, PC5:03.81 T. Sheranek, NOVA, VA5:03.97 Mijares-Shafai, TWST, GU5:04.38 Ryan Brauer, AB, AD5:04.57 M. Montgomery, USC, SC5:04.82 A. Johnson, QDD, VA5:05.32 A.J. Detra, SYS, FL1000 YARD FREESTYLE10:04.70 Eric Moore, GA, 20029:59.93* Jeff Raymond, SS, FG10:10.88 R. Becicka, MLA, MN10:22.21 T. Inwood, USC, LE10:26.37 David Miller, CSP, OZ10:28.02 K. Nielsen, CLASS, CA10:29.36 S. Wright, YTO, FL10:30.50 M. Montgomery, USC, SC10:34.17 A. Navarro, PASA, PC10:36.48 C. Housden, EXCEL, SE10:40.34 C. Rimkus, NOVA, CA10:41.29 T. Shedron, EXCEL, SE10:42.93 Rick Duran, ASC, FL10:44.76 A. Miranda, UASC, OH10:45.40 C. Chambers, SPA, FL10:45.71 C. Chlasta, MTSC, SE10:45.87 A.J. Detra, SYS, FL1650 YARD FREESTYLE16:51.94 J. Gregory, PN, 200116:41.31* Jeff Raymond, SS, FG17:09.36 R. Becicka, NLA, MN17:15.22 David Miller, CSP, OZ17:22.92 T. Inwood, USC, LE17:40.31 A.J. Detra, SYS, FL17:43.85 Kevin Nielsen, UN, CA17:44.57 C. Rimkus, NOVA, CA17:56.13 A. Johnson, QDD, VA17:56.61 Ryan Ploetz, NSC, IN17:57.40 Max Murphy, LAC, NT17:59.31 A. Considine, RAC, MD18:00.36 E. Gerlach, MSSC, PV18:03.35 B. Hinshaw, WVSC, PC18:04.25 Daniel Miller, CSP, OZ18:04.28 V. Leclere, LCST, WI18:05.08 Alex Smith, BAC, MD50 YARD BACKSTROKE25.32 David Chan, CC, 199225.39 Max Murphy, LAC, NT26.27 M. Thompson, RRY, NT26.65 A. Snabes, NTSC, IL26.70 T. Sheranek, NOVA, VA26.70 Charley Wang, CAT, NJ26.78 R. Schleicher, PST, AZ26.90 J. Ziegler, ATAC, FL26.98 Peter Stacy, NLA, MN27.19 Sean Evans, USC, LE

27.19 Greg Pelton, WYW, CT27.39 K. Diedrich, DYNA, GA27.45 Chad Stein, CTAC, ST27.48 Ian Mirisola, SP, CA27.48 Chris Skoda, SHY, NJ27.49 E. Crescimbeni, CAT, FL27.64 M. Priestley, BBD, MI100 YARD BACKSTROKE54.29 Robert Padgett, NC, 200054.25* Max Murphy, LAC, NT56.40 M. Thompson, RRY, NT56.42 T. Sheranek, NOVA, VA56.55 Peter Stacy, NLA, MN57.32 Charley Wang, CAT, NJ57.58 R. Schleicher, PST, AZ57.89 K. Diedrich, DYNA, GA57.90 A. Elliott, PENN, IN57.92 A. Snabes, NTSC, IL57.93 J. Ziegler, ATAC, FL58.02 Charles Zhou, COR, NT58.14 Ryan Garcia, WCA, PC58.15 Jeff Raymond, SS, FG58.27 Ian Mirisola, SP, CA58.40 C. Housden, EXCEL, SE58.75 Sean Evans, TCY, LE200 YARD BACKSTROKE1:58.92 David Wren, VA, 20021:57.41* Max Murphy, LAC, NT1:59.43 T. Sheranek, NOVA, VA2:01.88 M. Thompson, RRY, NT2:02.59 Ian Mirisola, SP, CA2:02.91 K. Diedrich, DYNA, GA2:04.19 R. Schleicher, PST, AZ2:04.47 Charley Wang, CAT, NJ2:04.68 C. Housden, EXCEL, SE2:05.12 Peter Stacy, NLA, MN2:05.36 Ryan Garcia, WCA, PC2:05.59 Sean Evans, USC, LE2:07.79 K. McCarthy, AAC, MA2:07.88 David Sallee, SSS, PC2:07.98 Charles Zhou, COR, NT2:08.39 E. Anderson, AAC, MA2:09.13 S. Haibel, RMSC, PV50 YARD BREASTSTROKE28.24 Chris Miller, MR, 199429.69 K. Munsch, KAC, PN30.01 Paul Collins, BBD, MI30.15 Ben Decker, COM, WT30.24 Flores-Maxfield, SSFA, PC30.28 Tim Nam, FLUSY, MR30.32 B.Sanderson, GRA, MA30.40 R. Tollefson, CBSC, PV30.47 Joey Hsu, COHO, IL30.52 J. Heston, CDST, IE30.55 Kekoa Taparra, AAA, HI30.59 J. Cunningham, CBSC, PV30.62 Dan Coakley, HSC, HI30.70 Ryan Chiu, UN, CA30.83 Alan Forbes, CFA, FL30.89 C. Blattner, SAC, AZ30.96 J. Curtis, BAC, NJ100 YARD BREASTSTROKE1:00.84 Chris Miller, MR, 19941:03.68 K. Munsch, KAC, PN1:05.22 Flores-Maxfield, SSFA, PC1:05.34 Tim Nam, FLUSY, MR1:05.44 E. Wollman, ASC, MD1:05.65 Alex Kluge, EAC, MA1:05.72 Kekoa Taparra, AAA, HI1:06.11 Joey Hsu, COHO, IL1:06.12 Paul Collins, BBD, MI1:06.48 Marc Fink, WYW, CT1:06.49 Ben Decker, COM, WT1:06.70 K. Nielsen, CLASS, CA1:06.80 Ben Chen, MSJA, PC1:06.81 M. Talmadge, SBSC, CA1:06.95 Matt Bishop, TERA, PC1:07.06 Ryan Chiu, UNAT, CA1:07.15 Ryan Brauer, AB, AD200 YARD BREASTSTROKE2:14.56 M. Smalley, GU, 20002:19.13 Brian Tsui, FF, PC2:20.61 E. Wollman, ASC, MD2:20.71 Tim Nam, FLUSY, MR2:20.77 Flores-Maxfield, SSFA, PC2:22.94 Ben Decker, COM, WT2:23.53 Marc Fink, WYW, CT2:24.28 Bob Chen, MSJA, PC2:24.65 M. Talmadge, SBSC, CA2:24.89 S. Bradley, HARTY, CT2:25.93 Peter O’Brien, UN, GU2:26.25 Chris Luu, SGVA, CA50 YARD BUTTERFLY24.26 M. Zimmerman, NC, 199625.38 M. Thompson, RRY, NT25.45 M. Aitken, THAT, NC25.67 Dan Coakley, HSC, HI25.69 M. Wilcox, CGBD, VA25.71 Max Murphy, LAC, NT25.78 D. Dietrich, GPAC, AM25.83 A. Snabes, NTSC, IL25.99 A. Ballejos, WAJ, PN26.00 C. Housden, EXCEL, SE26.02 Dan Gossage, UN, PC26.05 Z. Bartholomew, NST, IL26.06 Adlai Pappy, CAAT, PN

26.06 Greg Pelton, WYW, CT26.20 Tim Collins, NASC, OH26.20 A. Chavez, IHAC, CA26.22 Paul Collins, BBD, MI100 YARD BUTTERFLY51.85 Chas Morton, SE, 198455.61 M. Aitken, THAT, NC56.22 A. Snabes, NTSC, IL56.41 M. Wilcox, CGBD, VA56.73 D. Dietrich, GPAC, AM56.85 Max Murphy, LAC, NT56.87 A. Johnson, QDD, VA57.00 K. Nielsen, CLASS, CA57.12 Rikiya Yano, AZOT, CA57.64 C. Housden, EXCEL, SE58.02 R. Becicka, NLA, MN58.08 E. Crescimbeni, CAT, FL58.18 Adlai Pappy, CAAT, PN58.38 Ruiz-Rincon, CANY, CA58.47 Dan Gossage, UN, PC58.49 V. Leclere, LCST, WI58.53 Chad Stein, CTAC, ST200 YARD BUTTERFLY2:01.47 D. Madwed, CT, 20022:01.98 K. Nielsen, CLASS, CA2:03.07 D. Dietrich, GPAC, AM2:04.26 M. Aitken, THAT, NC2:04.40 A. Johnson, QDD, VA2:07.65 V. Leclere, LCST, WI2:08.90 Tucker Smith, BAC, VA2:09.03 A. Miranda, UASC, OH2:09.93 Rico Bado, GOLD, ST2:10.56 A. Carreras, SBA, SI2:10.64 Ryan Garcia, WCA, PC2:11.33 S. Smidlein, TWST, GU2:11.39 M. Jacobson, BSC, MR2:11.47 Ryan Lynn, DST, MA2:11.72 C. Swanson, MAG, NE2:11.81 Joseph Veale, MAC, NC2:12.07 Tim Dasinger, SST, MS100 YARD IM55.93 David Chan, CC, 199257.16 Max Murphy, LAC, NT58.17 K. Munsch, KAC, PN58.64 T. Sheranek, NOVA, VA58.83 K. Nielsen, CLASS, CA58.90 C. Housden, EXCEL, SE59.00 Greg Pelton, WYW, CT59.13 K. Diedrich, DYNA, GA59.17 J. McGinley, SSC, MA59.40 Paul Collins, BBD, MI59.51 M. Aitken, THAT, NC59.58 Flores-Maxfield, SSFA, PC59.75 R. Becicka, NLA, MN1:00.04 M. Wilcox, CGBD, VA1:00.07 M. Thompson, RRY, NT1:00.19 Matt Bishop, TERA, PC1:00.20 E. Crescimbeni, CAT, FL200 YARD IM1:56.61 Chas Morton, SE, 19842:03.59 Max Murphy, LAC, NT2:05.90 K. Nielsen, CLASS, CA2:06.85 Ian Mirisola, SP, CA2:07.02 K. Munsch, KAC, PN2:07.43 M. Aitken, THAT, NC2:07.48 Rico Bado, GOLD, ST2:07.64 A. Johnson, QDD, VA2:07.84 Jeff Raymond, SS, FG2:07.88 R. Becicka, NLA, MN2:08.22 Rikiya Yano, AZOT, CA2:08.54 Flores-Maxfield, SSFA, PC2:08.67 J. D’Oliver, FCST, GU2:09.00 Charles Zhou, COR, NT2:09.04 Bob Chen, MSJA, PC2:09.37 A. Navarro, PASA, PC2:09.46 T. Sheranek, NOVA, VA400 YARD IM4:22.48 Daniel Basler, NC, 20024:25.61 K. Nielsen, CLASS, CA4:30.67 M. Aitken, THAT, NC4:31.80 Ian Mirisola, SP, CA4:31.97 T. Sheranek, NOVA, VA4:35.00 Max Murphy, LAC, NT4:36.20 Charles Zhou, COR, NT4:36.59 T. Inwood, USC, LE4:36.65 G. Brown, NOVA, VA4:37.50 Flores-Maxfield, SSFA, PC4:38.01 Clare-Salzler, GATOR, FL4:38.09 A. Miranda, UASC, OH4:38.27 Ryan Garcia, WCA, PC4:38.48 K. Munsch, KAC, PN4:39.59 M. Dilworth, ASG, AZ4:40.07 David Miller, CSP, OZ4:40.37 V. Leclere, LCST, WI

50 YARD FREESTYLE20.79 Kyle Bubolz, WI, 200121.47 Alex Forbes, CFA, FL21.47 C. Swanson, MAG, NE21.61 Justin Cain, MPSC, SC21.65 N. Adrian, TSC, PN21.83 G. Evans, EAGLE, UT


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21.84 L. Robertson, WYST, VA21.85 Chris Brady, TD, MA21.96 Nick Cordes, BAST, IA21.99 Dex Barnard, TOSC, PN22.02r Brian Wilson, SAY, NJ22.06 Kyle Maese, MHST, OR22.11 G. Beaman, BTA, GU22.13 R. Padgett, GSA, NC22.15 B. Roberson, SST, GA22.20 E. McGinnis, RSA, NC22.24 Neil Caskey, LSST, GU22.24 Abi Agosto, UN, FL22.24 A. Keenan, SA, GA100 YARD FREESTYLE 45.49 Kyle Bubolz, WI, 200146.40 Alex Forbes, CFA, FL46.69 C. Swanson, MAG, NE47.12 N. Adrian, TSC, PN47.39 G. Evans, EAGLE, UT47.50 R. Padgett, GSA, NC47.71 M. Donch, PSDY, CT47.78 B. Roberson, SST, GA47.81 Justin Cain, MPSC, SC47.95 Chris Brady, TD, MA48.02 Jon LaRocque, UN, MI48.10r Brian Wilson, SAY, NJ48.22 S. Schauer, NOVA, CA48.24 L. Robertson, WYST, VA48.30 Dex Barnard, TOSC, PN48.32 Mark Dylla, ACES, CO48.33 J. Kittilstad, WEST, WI200 YARD FREESTYLE1:39.20 Ian Crocker, ME, 19971:42.42 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE1:42.84 Eric Moore, RAYS, GA1:43.05 Pat Foley, MAC, OR1:43.53 R.Padgett, GSA, NC1:43.86 Ricky Berens, MAC, NC1:43.88 Alex Forbes, CFA, FL1:44.38 Jesse Stipek, TSC, PN1:44.56 J.J. Helms, CATS, GU1:44.66r Shane Tusup, TS, MR1:44.86 H. Barrett, BCST, PN1:44.86 M. Donch, PSDY, CT1:44.93 C. Thompson, RAYS, GA1:44.95 Clay Bullock, CAT, FL1:45.03 Stevens-Palmer, CBSC,PV1:45.21 G. Sanders, NWST, NC1:45.22 Titus Knight, JTSC, OK500 YARD FREESTYLE4:26.79 M.Phelps, MD, 20004:33.76 Ricky Berens, MAC, NC4:34.62 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE4:35.15 B. Scoggan, AHS, SN4:36.49 Andre Schultz, NCA, SI4:37.31 A. Deters, IHAC, CA4:37.47 J.J. Helms, CATS, GU4:38.24 J. Galbreath, KFY, OH4:39.83 C. Peterson, CCS, NC4:40.07 G. Sanders, NWST, NC4:40.16 Luke Vogt, NOVA, VA4:41.68 Clay Bullock, CAT, FL4:41.92 Aaron Casey, TSM, CA4:42.25 J. Gregory, TSC, PN4:42.71 Stevens-Palmer, CBSC,PV4:42.71 S. Cousins, CSC, IN4:42.79 D. McMahon, DYNA, GA1000 YARD FREESTYLE9:10.10 Jeremy Kane, SE, 19939:23.92 Ricky Berens, MAC, NC9:30.13 Luke Vogt, NOVA, VA9:31.99 A. Deters, IHAC, CA9:34.65 J.J. Helms, CATS, GU9:34.74 Clay Bullock, CAT, FL9:35.25 Andre Schultz, NCA, SI9:36.11 J. Gregory, TSC, PN9:37.02 Aaron Casey, TSM, CA9:37.13 B. Scoggan, AHS, SN9:37.82 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE9:38.10 C. Peterson, CCS, NC9:39.13 J. Galbreath, KFY, OH9:40.01 A. Anderson, FISH, PV9:42.84 G. Sanders, NWST, NC9:43.65 R. Kikuchi, AZOT, CA9:44.55 Dan Madwed, SST, CT1650 YARD FREESTYLE 15:28.92 Paul Budd, SE, 198015:52.81 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE15:52.89 J. Galbreath, KFY, OH15:54.34 Luke Vogt, NOVA, VA15:54.62 A. Deters, IHAC, CA15:55.29 C. O’Linger, GTSA, FL16:00.25 B. Scoggan, AHS, SN16:00.94 J.J. Helms, CATS, GU16:02.61 C. Peterson, CCS, NC16:05.12 A. Anderson, FISH, PV16:05.44 Aaron Casey, TSM, CA16:06.82 J. Gregory, TSC, PN16:07.38 G. Sanders, NWST, NC16:08.95 Ben Karwoski, FWA, IN16:10.09 Andre Schultz, NCA, SI16:13.09 D. Ankosko, SAC, NJ16:14.54 Clay Bullock, CAT, FL100 YARD BACKSTROKE50.31 Dan Westcott, GU, 199551.98 J. Hafkin, RMSC, PV

52.59 Mark Dylla, ACES, CO52.63 Nick Lloyd, RYST, VA52.67 Jeff James, NCAC, NC52.72 T. Wyher, TBCA, FL52.85 Shane Tusup, TS, MR52.92 David Wren, NOVA, VA53.16 R. Padgett, GSA, NC53.29 Aaron Casey, TSM, CA53.40 G.Strickler, BST, MI53.46 S. Stroman, SCS, FL53.75 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE53.87 Eric Olesen, BTA, GU53.98 Nick Cordes, BAST, IA54.00 Alex Forbes, CFA, FL54.03 Brian Wilson, SAY, NJ200 YARD BACKSTROKE1:49.08 Matt Grevers, IL, 20001:51.97 Aaron Casey, TSM, CA1:52.69 Shane Tusup, TS, MR1:52.85 David Wren, NOVA, VA1:53.09 Nick Lloyd, RYST, VA1:53.44 Jeff James, NCAC, NC1:53.58 J. Hafkin, RMSC, PV1:54.19 Ricky Berens, MAC, NC1:55.08 Mark Dylla, ACES, CO1:55.50 R . Padgett, GSA, NC1:55.52 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE1:55.81 T. Wyher, TBCA, FL1:56.11 S. Stroman, SCS, FL1:56.28 C. Wills, NBAC, MD1:56.47 D. Fimbianti, BBST, NJ1:56.52 M. Norton, DBS, FL1:56.67 P. Heyboer, WMS, MI100 YARD BREASTSTROKE57.01 John Moffet, CA, 197958.72 L. Boutwell, MYB, SE58.99 Luke Vogt, NOVA, VA59.06 D. Connolly, MM, GA59.16 C. Gladys, NOVA, CA59.28 John Criste, CANY, CA59.38 Scott Spann, CCS, ST59.90 S. Mahoney, TERA, PC59.96 Z. Epperson, CAJ, SN59.96 Sam Pelkey, DAC, IN1:00.04 Troy Nissen, AHS, SN1:00.08 M. Christy, WTSC, IN1:00.18 J. Ridgeway, LFSC, IL1:00.35 Ricky Rogers, CST, OR1:00.42 G. Beaman, BTA, GU1:00.59 Tyler Lemert, FWA, IN1:00.63 Jeff Merritt, UN, MW200 YARD BREASTSTROKE2:03.89 John Moffet, CA, 19792:04.53 S. Mahoney, TERA, PC2:07.35 Luke Vogt, NOVA, VA2:07.46 Scott Spann, CCS, ST2:07.88 Troy Nissen, AHS, SN2:09.11 L. Boutwell, MYB, SE2:09.56 John Criste, CANY, CA2:09.87 C. Gladys, NOVA, CA2:10.61 M. Christy, WTSC, IN2:10.65 A. Godbe, MVN, CA2:10.82 P.J. Koppel, DST, MA2:10.84 J. Ridgeway, LFSC, IL2:11.24 Kyle Smith, NOVA, CA2:11.37 D. Connolly, MM, GA2:11.50 Bryan Durazo, SA, PV2:11.54 Clark Burckle, LST, KY2:12.39 J. Davidson, SSC, MA

100 YARD BUTTERFLY49.44 Kyle Bubolz, WI, 200149.41* R. Berens, MAC, NC50.43 Dan Madwed, SST, CT50.54 G. Summers, THSC, OR50.81 Brian Wilson, SAY, NJ50.91 Alex Forbes, CFA, FL51.25 Mark Dylla, ACES, CO51.28 Pat Foley, MAC, OR51.74 Chris Brady, TD, MA52.25 B. Roberson, SST, GA52.25 R. McKellar, PACK, SE52.35 Cody Weik, FSC, MA52.38 C. Swanson, MAG, NE52.42 Eric Olesen, BTA, GU52.46 M. Donch, PSDY, CT52.77 M. Ison, MYB, SE52.80 Andy Brake, UNAT, NC200 YARD BUTTERFLY1:49.97 M. Phelps, MD, 20001:48.24* R. Berens, MAC, NC1:51.16 Mark Dylla, ACES, CO1:51.18 G. Summers, THSC, OR1:51.37 Dan Madwed, SST, CT1:53.73 Brian Wilson, SAY, NJ1:54.78 Cody Weik, FSC, MA1:55.28 D. McMahon, DYNA, GA1:55.53 R. McKellar, PACK, SE1:56.37 J.J. Helms, CATS, GU1:56.42 M. Ison, MYB, SE1:56.73 S. Cousins, CSC, IN1:56.88 Eric Olesen, BTA, GU1:57.00 Clay Bullock, CAT, FL1:57.10 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE1:57.19 C. Wills, NBAC, MD1:57.33 S. Schauer, NOVA, CA

200 YARD IM1:51.92 M. Phelps, MD, 20001:54.86 C. Swanson, MAG, NE1:55.28 Brian Wilson, SAY, NJ1:55.32 Ricky Berens, MAC, NC1:55.55 B. Scoggan, AHS, SN1:56.35 G. Summers, THSC, OR1:56.37 Cody Weik, FSC, MA1:56.65 C. Gladys, NOVA, CA1:56.79 Shane Tusup, TS, MR1:57.02 B. Roberson, SST, GA1:57.09 David Winter, SN, MV1:57.27 M. Christy, WTSC, IN1:57.29 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE1:57.32 G. Sanders, NWST, NC1:57.53 J.J. Helms, CATS, GU1:57.58 Alex Forbes, CFA, FL1:58.17 Andre Schultz, NCA, SI400 YARD IM3:56.80 M. Phelps, MD, 20004:02.19 Luke Vogt, NOVA, VA4:04.98 A. Deters, IHAC, CA4:05.66 B. Scoggan, AHS, SN4:05.79 Ricky Berens, MAC, NC4:05.98 Andre Schultz, NCA, SI4:06.04 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE4:08.20 G. Sanders, NWST, NC4:08.48 G. Summers, THSC, OR4:08.71 J.J. Helms, CATS, GU4:09.59 J. Gregory, TSC, PN4:09.81 C. Swanson, MAG, NE4:11.14 Shane Tusup, TS, MR4:11.63 S. Mahoney, TERA, PC4:11.63 A. Anderson, FISH, PV4:11.81 Phil Babicz, DUKE, NM4:11.99 Brian Wilson, SAY, NJ

50 YARD FREESTYLE20.20 Michael Cavic, CA, 200120.14* K. Bubolz, WEST, WI20.56 J. Whittington, BSC, CC20.58 Dan Priestley, BBD, MI20.61 S. Goodrich, ASG, AZ20.75 Chris Belcher, CSC, IN20.91 J. Timmer, SCA, MN20.91 C. Robledo, LIAC, MR20.95 Chris Seitz, NKCS, OH21.01 Bradley Ally, FLST, FG21.07 D. Rohleder, CCS, ST21.09 Scott Beard, PS, VA21.10 M. Voelker, UASC, OH21.11 Randall Tom, MSC, HI21.14 D. Penniman, GPAC, SE21.17 J. Sudbury, WYW, CT21.20 Alex Forbes, CFA, FL21.20 J. Dabney, MAC, NC100 YARD FREESTYLE43.83 Joe Hudepohl, OH, 199043.90 Kyle Bubolz, WEST, WI

45.23 Dan Priestley, BBD, MI45.61 D. Penniman, GPAC, SE45.67 S. Goodrich, ASG, AZ45.68 Chris Seitz, NKCS, OH45.70 J. Whittington, BSC, CC45.70 C. Robledo, LIAC, MR45.72 S. Maglich, SYS, FL45.86 Ryan Verlatti, TSC, PN45.93 M. Woodson, PSC, OZ45.97 J. Timmer, SCA, MN46.07 Alex Forbes, CFA, FL46.12 R. Padgett, GSA, NC46.27 Chris Belcher, CSC, IN46.31 J. Sudbury, WYW, CT46.32 Matt Engel, LCST, WI200 YARD FREESTYLE1:36.19 Eric Diehl, CA, 19901:39.69 C. Robledo, LIAC, MR1:39.77 Mark Eckert, ISC, HI1:39.95 Michael Klueh, CSC, IN1:40.03 L. Madson, BSC, OR1:40.06 Ryan Verlatti, TSC, PN1:40.11 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE1:40.17 N. Sakamoto, KSC, HI1:40.20 M. Swanson, LAC, MA1:40.23 Josh Graham, TA, VA1:40.41 Chris Bernard, PST, FG1:40.42 John Foster, BCH, CA1:40.44 Gil Stovall, MTSC, SE1:40.50 John Koehler, DR, OH1:40.57 Bradley Ally, FLST, FG1:40.58 A. Trepp, WYW, CT1:40.66 P. Wicklund, BCST, PN1:40.80 D. Guernsey, CAT, CT500 YARD FREESTYLE4:18.12 M. Phelps, MD, 20024:23.32 Michael Klueh, CSC, IN4:26.08 John Koehler, DR, OH4:26.34 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE4:28.85 John Foster, BCH, CA4:29.36 Yi-Khy Saw, BSS, FL4:29.52 M. Swanson, LAC, MA4:29.62 H. Browning, AB, OH4:30.09 S.Spansail, AZOT, CA4:30.31 Bradley Ally, FLST, FG4:30.40 M. Smalley, CCS, ST4:30.69 N. Sakamoto, KSC, HI4:30.73 A. Vanderkaay, OLY, MI4:30.82 Peter Baer, UNAT, CA4:31.10 Tim Hughes, TPA, FL4:31.42 K. Tannhauser, SBA, PN4:31.89 Chris Ewald, DYNA, GA1000 YARD FREESTYLE8:49.97 Jeff Kostoff, CA, 19829:06.61 John Koehler, DR, OH9:11.37 A. Fleming, COSST, LA9:12.31 Nick Divan, MVN, CA9:12.64 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE9:14.65 S. Spansail, AZOT, CA9:15.41 John Foster, BCH, CA9:17.03 Matt Biel, TERA, PC9:18.63 A. Vanderkaay, OLY, MI

9:19.12 Chris Ewald, DYNA, GA9:19.26 K. Tannhauser, SBA, PN9:19.29 K.Cargill, DYNA, GA9:20.64 Michael Klueh, CSC, IN9:20.71 Luke Vogt, NOVA, VA9:21.14 C. Peterson, CCS, NC9:21.20 Matt Dugan, CBSC, PV9:21.28 A. Deters, IHAC, CA1650 YARD FREESTYLE14:52.39 Jeff Kostoff, CA, 198215:04.12 Michael Klueh, CSC, IN15:20.45 John Koehler, DR, OH15:22.84 A. Vanderkaay, OLY, MI15:27.78 Nick Divan, MVN, CA15:28.07 N. Sakamoto, KSC, HI15:33.19 Yi-Khy Saw, BSS, FL15:35.02 C. Peterson, CCS, NC15:35.55 Luke Vogt, NOVA, VA15:35.82 B. Stovall, MTSC, SE15:37.13 Matt Dugan, CBSC, PV15:37.37 M. Jafari, IHAC, CA15:38.46 A. Fleming, COSST, LA15:39.38 Matt Biel, TERA, PC15:39.39 Rob Seery, LIAC, MR15:39.46 J. Buchanan, DR, OH15:40.90 Nico Zebley, NBAC, MD100 YARD BACKSTROKE48.64 M. Phelps, MD, 200248.15* K. Bubolz, WEST, WI49.77 S. Goodrich, ASG, AZ49.86 D. Rohleder, CCS, ST49.97 P. Schirk, PFY, MA50.00 Chris Seitz, NKCS, OH50.11 Bradley Ally, FLST, FG50.30 P. Wicklund, BCST, PN50.37 Mark Eckert, ISC, HI50.61 M.Wolfe, CPSC, OK50.74 Nat Moore, NS, MR50.93 Gil Stovall, MTSC, SE51.04 Nick Thoman, CAC, OH51.17 Nate Cass, UASC, OH51.19 Nick Bovell, BSS, FL51.20 R. Payne, NJST, CO51.27 Sal Barba, SAC, NE200 YARD BACKSTROKE1:45.37 Aaron Peirsol, CA, 19991:47.53 P. Schirk, PFY, MA1:48.02 Chris Seitz, NKCS, OH1:48.07 M. Wolfe, CPSC, OK1:48.39 Bradley Ally, FLST, FG1:48.61 Mark Eckert, ISC, HI1:48.62 Nat Moore, NS, MR1:48.64 Scott Lathrope, OA, PC1:48.80 P. Wicklund, BCST, PN1:49.24 R. Payne, NJST, CO1:49.57 S. Spansail, AZOT, CA1:49.76 Matt Scanlan, ACB, CC1:49.77 D. Rohleder, CCS, ST1:49.98 Eddie Erazo, BFST, SI1:50.16 N. Morrell, BEND, OR1:50.44 Nick Thoman, CAC, OH1:50.61 C. Spooner, HPSC, NC

100 YARD BREASTSTROKE54.70 B. Hansen, MA, 199855.74 Chris Ash, FAST, LE56.36 Jon Roberts, GRRR, NI56.38 Paul Kornfeld, BTA, GU56.53 Bradley Ally, FLST, FG56.82 C.J. Nuess, SAS, IE57.42 E. Swenson, FSPY, NJ57.71 Brian Fiske, MVP, NE57.86 Bob Stinson, OA, PC58.10 Eric Johnson, KAC, PN58.10 Paul Hughes, GSC, AK58.21 Jake Salaz, MHST, OR58.21 Blake Nilsson, UN, CA58.27 B. Mitchell, BGCN, MR58.34 M. Viglione, THSC, OR58.37 Jin Soo Kim, BOIL, IN58.37 Colin Lee-To, M3F, MN200 YARD BREASTSTROKE1:59.33 John Moffet, CA, 19812:00.16 Chris Ash, FAST, LE2:00.18 Bradley Ally, FLST, FG2:01.03 Paul Kornfeld, BTA, GU2:03.28 Jon Roberts, GRRR, NI2:04.01 C.J. Nuess, SAS, IE2:04.07 Jin Soo Kim, BOIL, IN2:05.51 D. Dunn, MHSC, PC2:05.67 P.J. Sullivan, AB, NE2:05.96 Evan Pham, AZOT, CA2:06.09 A. Callahan, DYNA, GA2:06.36 Paul Hughes, UN, AK2:06.55 Jake Salaz, MHST, OR2:06.66 Steven Park, CANY, CA2:06.66 M. Clark, NOVA, VA2:06.72 Jack Roney, NSS, NC2:06.86 Luke Vogt, NOVA, VA100 YARD BUTTERFLY47.10 Michael Cavic, CA, 2001 47.22 Kyle Bubolz, WEST, WI48.68 Gil Stovall, MTSC, SE48.92 D. Rohleder, CCS, ST49.17 J. Redmon, SCAT, GA49.51 Chris Seitz, NKCS, OH49.90 M. El-Amin, CAD, GA50.00 L. Weniger, GRRR, NI50.13 Matt Scanlan, ACB, CC50.16 Alex Forbes, CFA, FL50.26 B. Lovell, LYD, KY50.26 Randall Tom, MSC, HI50.30 P. Wicklund, BCST, PN50.38 Scott Beard, PS, VA50.45 Hill Taylor, BSL, SE50.45 Evan Bernier, WA, PN50.51 Jose Delgado, SA, GA200 YARD BUTTERFLY1:42.10 M. Phelps, MD, 20021:46.59 Gil Stovall, MTSC, SE1:48.16 Bradley Ally, FLST, FG1:49.27 J. Atkinson, PCS, FG1:49.65 J.B. Walsh, TAC, VA1:49.71 D. Rohleder, CCS, ST1:49.92 Tim Hughes, TPA, FL



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50 YARD FREESTYLE19.43 Anthony Ervin, AZ, 2000

19.81 Michael Cavic, UN, CA20.13 Jo. Larsen, TIGR, PC20.21 G. Weber-Gale, UN, WI20.22 Michael Linn, UN, PV20.29 Cullen Jones, JG, NJ20.34 Matt Grevers, PAC, IL20.34 Gary Grant, LHY, NJ20.35 S. Sussex, BCST, PN20.35 Wildman-Tobriner, PC20.51 Matt Lowe, MYSC, ND20.54 G. Greiner, TEXAS, ST20.56 Pat Fleming, NST, IL20.61 T. O’Halloran, PS, LE20.62 Matt Lyon, OA, PC20.67 Andy Bieger, SSAT, SC20.69 Alton Smith, NOA, LA100 YARD FREESTYLE42.82 Anthony Ervin, AZ, 200043.28 Michael Cavic, UN, CA43.49 G. Weber-Gale, CCS, ST43.93 M. Phelps, NBAC, MD44.19 S. Sussex, BCST, PN44.62 Matt Grevers, PAC, IL44.68 J. Larsen, TIGR, PC44.68 Wildman-Tobriner, PC44.69 C. Hollinger, LAC, MA44.73 M. McGinnis, RSA, NC44.90 Wesley Flatt, SA, GA45.00 Cullen Jones, JG, NJ45.04 Pat Fleming, NST, IL45.11 T. O’Halloran, PS, LE45.16 Joel Roycik, HAC, FL45.17 Gary Grant, LHY, NJ45.25 S. Masson, BYST, SR45.25 J. Bailey, BOSS, NE200 YARD FREESTYLE 1:33.28 Troy Dalbey, PC, 19871:33.91 M. Phelps, NBAC, MD1:36.15 M. McGinnis, RSA, NC1:37.59 Chris DeJong, CW, MI1:37.59 G. Wagner, SMST, SN1:37.73 G.Weber-Gale, UN, WI1:37.87 S. Phillips, NAC, SE1:38.16 Rory Connell, TD, MA1:38.17 Wesley Flatt, SA, GA1:38.21 S. Sussex, BCST, PN1:38.23 M. McLean, STAN, PC1:38.23 Adam Preston, UN, SE1:38.49 Louis Vayo, FAST, CA1:38.51 Brad Boswell, SCST, IL1:38.55 B. Lundquist, RAYS, GA1:38.57 C. Hollinger, LAC, MA

1:38.61 Andy Grant, SRV, PC500 YARD FREESTYLE 4:16.25 Dan Jorgensen, SI, 19874:16.48 F. Crippen, GAAC, MA4:18.85 M. Phelps, NBAC, MD4:20.84 D. Tarwater, CW, MI4:22.42 Casey Dauw, SCST, IL4:22.95 M. McLean, STAN, PC4:22.95 Kevin Nead, MELY, OH4:24.19 L. Jensen, MVN, CA4:24.83 S. Phillips, NAC, SE4:26.65 Brad Boswell, SCST, IL4:26.74 M. Owen, ADF, AZ4:26.78 J. Cuttino, SST, GA4:27.43 Max Jaben, KCB, MV4:27.76 Stefan Hirniak, SAC, NJ4:27.81 Jeff Smith, FS, LA4:27.89 Danny Beal, SBSC, CA4:28.07 D. Van Wie, AUB, SE1000 YARD FREESTYLE 8:48.57 Jeff Kostoff, CA, 19839:07.23 L. Jensen, MVN, CA9:08.73 Kevin Nead, MELY, OH9:09.52 S.Phillips, NAC, SE9:11.58 John Millen, DYNA, GA9:12.06 Jeff Smith, FS, LA9:12.39 B. Copple, BYST, SR9:12.96 Jason Piercey, DR, OH9:13.82 Chris Knaute, UN, GU9:14.19 Max Jaben, KCB, MV9:15.40 David Ashley, LFSC, IL9:15.53 D. Slocki, MAC, NC9:15.90 T. Bishop, CFSC, GU9:17.55 Z. Monsees, SCSC, PC9:18.27 Brent Nolan, MVN, CA9:19.75 J. Cuttino, SST, GA9:19.94 A. Hewko, NOVA, CA1650 YARD FREESTYLE14:38.22 Jeff Kostoff, CA, 198414:46.05 F. Crippen, GAAC, MA14:55.03 Ryan Lochte, UOF, FL15:01.51 M. Phelps, NBAC, MD15:03.63 S. Phillips, NAC, SE15:09.96 M. McLean, STAN, PC15:14.98 L. Jensen, BSC, CC15:20.51 Kevin Nead, AB, OH15:24.86 Max Jaben, KCB, MV15:26.72 J.T. Jones, UNAT, MS15:26.88 J. Cuttino, SST, GA15:28.73 David Ashley, LFSC, IL15:28.86 Casey Dauw, SCST, IL15:31.51 Jason Piercey, DR, OH

15:31.60 Jeff Smith, FS, LA15:32.52 J. Vandenberg, OLY, MI15:33.20 T. Bishop, CFSC, GU100 YARD BACKSTROKE47.34 Jayme Cramer, OH, 200048.05 Michael Cavic, UN, CA48.10 M. Phelps, MBAC, MD48.23 Chris DeJong, CW, MI48.43 Matt Grevers, PAC, IL48.69 D. Van Wie, AUB, SE49.29r S. Masson, BYST, SR49.32 D. Plummer, KMG, OK49.52 Mike Zee, BBDS, MN49.59 M. McGinnis, RSA, NC49.62 G.Weber-Gale, UN, WI49.63 Hong Zhe Sun, ISC, HI49.74 Nick Thoman, CAC, OH49.81 Gary Grant, LHY, NJ49.96 C. McDermott, CCS, ST49.99 Patrick Ota, RCA, CC50.22 D. Blackborrow, UOH, HI50.22 Rick Hancock, TG, SC200 YARD BACKSTROKE1:42.41 B. Bridgewater, FL, 19921:43.78 M. Phelps, NBAC, MD1:43.90 Chris DeJong, CW, MI1:44.72 D. Van Wie, AUB, SE1:45.65 Matt Grevers, PAC, IL1:46.09 S. Masson, BYST, SR1:46.14 M. McGinnis, RSA, NC1:46.58 Ian Clark, UMLY, MA1:46.75 J. Patterson, UOT, ST1:46.84 Louis Vayo, FAST, CA1:47.47 T. Oriwol, STAN, PC1:47.65 Will Thorburn, SA, GA1:47.67 Mike Zee, BBDS, MN1:47.84 Nick Thoman, CAC, OH1:48.10 C. McDermott, CCS, ST1:48.29 Hong Zhe Sun, ISC, HI1:48.46 Jeff Leath, PS, VA100 YARD BREASTSTROKE53.50 Ed Moses, PV, 1999 54.43 Mike Brown, UOM, MN54.50 H. Barbosa, UN, PC54.67 C. Schurr, UOT, ST54.84 Matt Lowe, UNAT, AZ54.85 M. Alexandrov, CCY, IL55.36 Matt Molnar, UOT, ST55.49 P. Ridgeway, UOT, ST55.64 Ivan Barnes, COPS, NT55.69 S. Osborne, BAST, IA55.71 Bill Mrazek, ATAC, FL

55.71 T. O’Halloran, PS, LE55.92 A. Jacobo, CCS, ST55.92 M. Phelps, NBAC, MD55.93 Brent Deputy, DST, MA56.15 B. Jamerson, SCAT, GA56.27 Rick Hancock, TG, SC200 YARD BREASTSTROKE1:56.74 Tyler Mayfield, CA, 19811:55.63* Mike Brown, UOM, MN1:57.60 C. Schurr, UOT, ST1:58.28 M. Alexandrov, CCY, IL1:58.84 Matt Lowe, UN, AZ1:59.50 M. Phelps, NBAC, MD1:59.77 Bill Mrazek, ATAC, FL2:00.46 H. Barbosa, WCAB, PC2:00.99 A. Jacobo, CCS, ST2:01.64 Brent Deputy, DST, MA2:01.92 Ryan Hurley, CBSC, PV2:02.04 M. Awad, OLY, MI2:02.34 M.Stephens, STAN, PC2:02.38 Paul Ridgeway, UN, IL2:02.70 A. Williams, WTSC, IN2:02.81 Michael Russo, SA, GA2:03.12 R. Fischetti, PS, VA100 YARD BUTTERFLY45.96 Ian Crocker, ME, 200146.86 Michael Cavic, UN, CA46.98 M. Phelps, NBAC, MD47.64 P. Verhoef, CGBD, VA47.90 D. Tarwater, CW, MI48.33 T. Kegelman, CGBD, VA48.37 S. Masson, BYST, SR48.45 Gary Grant, LHY, NJ48.65 Jason Miller, PITT, AM48.66 P. Carothers, UN, OH48.84 N. Walkotten, PAC, MI48.91 Hong Zhe Sun, ISC, HI48.98 Danny Beal, SBSC, CA49.01 R. Meyers, FLST, FG49.11 T. O’Halloran, PS, LE49.20 C. Vythoulkas, FLST, FG49.25 P. Ridgeway, UOT, ST200 YARD BUTTERFLY1:44.00 Matt McDonald, IN, 20021:41.72* M. Phelps, NBAC, MD1:45.46 D. Tarwater, CW, MI1:46.66 S. Masson, BYST, SR1:47.68 N. Walkotten, PAC, MI1:47.75 Jason Miller, PITT, AM1:47.83 Danny Beal, SBSC, CA1:48.28 Adam Preston, UN, SE1:48.38 Hong Zhe Sun, ISC, HI

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CAMP COUNSELORS/INSTRUCTORSBrother/sister camps on mountain lakein western N.C. seek swim instruc-tors/cabin counselors available June 1-Aug. 8, with one year of college. Alsoneed canoeists/kayakers, backpackers,bikers, horseback riders, sailors andtennis players. Mondamin & GreenCove, P.O. Box 8, Tuxedo, NC 28784;800-688-5789. Web sites: www.mon-damin.com or www.greencove.com.

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Minimum charge: one inch.These prices are the same for allclassified ads.

Payment must accompany order.No agency discount.

Please reserve space six weeksbefore first day of the month pre-ceding publication date. Artworkor logos are not accepted.

All advertising is accepted andedited at the magazine’s discre-tion.

Advertising offering new productsfor sale will not be accepted.

For further information, or toplace an ad, please contact: Toni BlakeSwimming World228 Nevada St.El Segundo, CA 90245E-mail: [email protected] 310-607-9956Fax 310-607-9963

ASSISTANT COACHES/COUNSELORS NEEDED

Exciting opportunity to work at the LonghornSwim Camp at the University of Texas withinternationally known coaches and swim-mers: 2004 Head Olympic Coach EddieReese, four-time Olympian Jill Sterkel, two-time Olympic coach Mike Walker and Olympictriple gold medalist Josh Davis. Five one-weeksessions (May 30-July 2). Room, board, park-ing, recreation pass, local telephone plus$400/week salary and travel expenses paid.Applicants must be at least 21 years old,agree to work in an alcohol/drug-free environ-ment, attended at least two years of college,have competitive swimming, coaching and/orcamp counseling background, and be currentin First Aid, CPR and/or Lifeguarding/SafetyTraining for Swim Coaches. For more infor-mation and an application, call 512-475-8652,fax 512-475-8739; e-mail [email protected], check our websiteat www.longhornswimcamp.com or write:The University of Texas, IntercollegiateAthletics, Longhorn Swim Camp, Attn: JonAlter, Director, P.O. Box 7399, Austin, TX78713-7399. All completed applications mustbe received by March 12, 2004.

ASSISTANT COACHES/CAMP COUNSELORS NEEDED

Work this summer with seven-time Olympiccoach Mark Schubert and his USC coachingstaff at the Swim with SChubert SwimCamp, located at the 1984 Los AngelesGames Swim Stadium on the beautifulUniversity of Southern California campus.Work with internationally-known coacheswhile earning a salary ($430/week), andreceiving room and board. Four one-weeksessions (June 6-July 2). Applicants mustbe 21 years old and have a competitiveswimming, coaching or camp counselingbackground. For more information and anapplication, call 562-592-3424, or writeSChubert Swim Camp, P.O. Box 479,Surfside, CA 90743-0479. E-mail address:[email protected]. All applica-tions must be received by March 5, 2004.

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COACH/COUNSELORS FOR THIS SUMMERCamp counselors/coaches needed to workat the ARETE Swim Camp at RutgersUniversity. Work this summer with two-timeBig East Coach of the Year, three-time USANational Team coach and ASCA PresidentChuck Warner and the Arete staff. The skillemphasis of the camp can make this a greatcoaching clinic. Camp dates are June 20-July 1. Stipend is top of the market. Formore information or to apply, contact CampDirector Erin McIntyre at 732-445-0467 ore-mail [email protected].

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