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2 UTE NATATORIUM UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING The University of Utah men s and women s swimming and diving teams compete at one of the premiere venues in the Mountain West Conference. The fan-friendly Ute Natatorium is situated in the heart of Utah s competition sites. It was built in 1968 and has been the home of numerous championship events, including the 1970 NCAA Championship Meet. Ute Natatorium offers everything a collegiate swimmer needs to reach the pinnacle of their performance. It contains three pools, a six-lane, 25-yard training pool, an eight-lane, 25-yard competition pool and the newly refurbished 20x15 diving well, which reaches a depth of 16 feet and offers two 1-meter boards and two 3-meter boards. While the 38-year-old facility has been a fixture on campus, it received a new look in The renovations included an $800,000 improvement to the diving well. The facelift not only extended the depth of the diving well but added a new gutter system that brings the water level up to the deck. There are concrete platforms for both the 1- and 3-meter boards with a uniquely designed 3-meter that adds to the home-team atmosphere, a block U-shaped platform with boards extending from the top of both sides. In addition to the pools, the team benefits from additions and renovations to its locker rooms. The locker rooms received a $100,000 improvement. The men s locker room was separated in order to create locker rooms for both the men s and women s teams. It also features clubhousesized lockers and an expanded team meeting lounge.

3 QUICK FACTS & TABLE OF CONTENTS UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING Utah Swimming & Diving Captains (left to right): Marco Ferraro, Jennifer Fredsall, Beth Gunderson, and George Evans. Quick Facts University of Utah Information Location... Salt Lake City, Utah Elevation...4,500 Founded Enrollment...28,619 Nickname...Utes Colors... Crimson and White Mascot... Swoop (Red-Tailed Hawk) Facility (capacity)... Ute Natatorium (500) Web Site... Conference...Mountain West President... Michael K. Young Athletics Director...Dr. Chris Hill Annie VanLeeuwen (left) and Michel DeCarolis. Coaching Staff Head Coach...Greg Winslow... (North Dakota, 1998) Career/Utah Record...2nd Season Office Phone... (801) Assistant Coach... Charlie King Office Phone... (801) Assistant Coach...Marie Marsman Office Phone... (801) Diving Coach...Kelsey Patterson Office Phone... (801) Team Information: Women 2008 MWC Finish...3rd (579 pts.) Dual Meet Record MWC Dual Meet Record All-Time Record Team Information: Men 2008 MWC Finish...6th (353.5 pts.) Dual Meet Record MWC Dual Meet Record All-Time Record Table of Contents Ute Natatorium...IFC Quick Facts...1 Head Coach Greg Winslow...2 Coaching Staff...3 Women s Outlook...4 Men s Outlook...5 Women s Roster...6 Men s Roster Top Performances...8 Women s Profiles Men s Profiles All-Americans...19 Women s Records...20 Men s Records...21 University of Utah...22 Campus Life...23 Athlete Development...24 Academic Support...IBC The University of Utah Swimming media guide is a product of the Utah sports information office. Written by Jake Moore, Sports Information Student Assistant, design and layout by Mike Lageschulte, Director of Broadcasting and Publications, and Mike DeVine, Assistant Sports Information Director. Editorial assistance provided by the Sports Information staff. Cover designed by Rocky Lindgren. Photography by Vlas Lezin, Steve Wilson, Jaren Wilkey, Tom Smart, Terry Newfarmer, Frank Jensen, the Utah Travel Council, Bring it USA Promotions and the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau. Media Information Associate AD/Sports Information... Liz Abel Assistant SID...Mike DeVine Phone... (801) mdevine@huntsman.utah.edu Swimming Contact... Jake Moore Phone... (801) Fax... (801) Press Phone... (801) jmoore@huntsman.utah.edu Mailing Address 1825 E. South Campus Dr....Salt Lake City, UT W W W. U T A H U T E S. C O M 1

4 UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING HEAD COACH GREG WINSLOW Year. He served as the USA Swimming Colorado coaches representative from and worked as an assistant coach at Air Force from Greg Winslow Head coach Second season Greg Winslow enters his second season as the head swimming and diving coach at the University of Utah. In his first season, Winslow led the Utah women s squad to third place at the 2008 Mountain West Conference Championships and served notice that this young team will be a contender for years to come. The Ute women ended their regular season with a 6-5 overall record and were 5-3 in conference. A young Utes men s team showed flashes of its potential with a sixthplace finish at the 2008 MWC Championships, scoring points. The Utes established four new school records last season, all coming at the MWC Championships: the women s 800 free relay (7:22.44), women s 400 free (3:22.48), Jennifer Fredsall in the 100 fly (54.07), and the men s 800 free relay broke the previous record by over 2.5 seconds by finishing with a time of 6: Winslow came to Utah after four years as an assistant coach at Arizona State University. He coached 12 All-Americans during his tenure, which began in Six of his swimmers qualified for the 2004 U.S. Olympic trials, while other swimmers represented Great Britain and Hungary in the 2004 Olympics. Winslow helped lead the 2005 women's squad to a 12th place finish at the NCAA Championships, while the men's squad finished in 14th in In August 2005, Winslow became the head coach of the Sun Devil Aquatics swim club, overseeing a staff of 12 coaches. The Sun Devils placed third at the 2007 USA Swimming National Championships. He also coached the team to the 2006 Western Sectional Championship and won the 2006 and 2007 Junior National Women's Championship. Five swimmers qualified for the Olympic trials, including five national and eight junior national qualifiers. Winslow's athletes broke 22 Arizona state records, while his girls team set national age group records in the 200 free relay and the 400 long and short course relays. Sun Devil Aquatics was named USA Swimming's No. 1 Silver Medal Club in During his time with the Sun Devils, Winslow qualified four athletes for the US National Junior team. That is the most swimmers one coach has ever qualified at the USA swimming level in history. Winslow served as the CEO and head coach at Air Force Academy Falfins swim club from While with the Falfins, Winslow increased the number of swimmers in the program from 53 to 140, added five assistant coaches and started programs at two new facilities. He developed seven national qualifiers and his athletes set 28 Colorado state records. Winslow was named the 2001 Colorado Coach of the Winslow began his coaching career with the Valley Swim Team in Colorado Springs, Colo., in He led Valley to its first city championship in 1997 and the seasonal state championship in Valley won the State Spirit award both years and Winslow was named the 1997 Colorado Seasonal Coach of the Year. His first collegiate coaching job was as an assistant at Saint Cloud State University in St. Cloud, Minn., from , where he helped guide the Huskies to their highest NCAA Division II finish in school history. Winslow swam for the University of North Dakota for four years, where he earned All-America status in He played a key role in leading the men s team to four conference titles, serving as team captain in his final two years. Winslow earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from North Dakota in He was married in August 2002 to his wife Jessica, and the couple s first child, son Noah, was born in August The WInslow File Personal Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colo. College: North Dakota (1998) Bachelor s degree: Bachelor of Arts, English Coaching Experience University of Utah Head Coach: 2007-present Arizona State University Assistant Coach: Sun Devil Aquatics Swim Club Head Coach: Air Force Academy Falfins Swim Club Head Coach: Air Force Academy Assistant Coach: Saint Cloud State University Assistant Coach: Valley Swim Team Head Coach: Career Highlights Athletes have broken four Utah records and won three event titles. Coached 12 All-Americans at Arizona State, including two who finished in the top eight at the NCAA Championships. Led Sun Devil Aquatics to the 2006 and 2007 Junior National Women s Championship. Has coached 13 swimmers who qualified for the U.S. Olympic trials. Coached girls at Sun Devil Aquatics to national records in the 200 free relay and the 400 long and short course relays. Qualified four athletes to the U.S. National Junior team, the most swimmers one coaches has ever qualified at the USA Swimming level in history. Athletes have broken 22 Arizona State records. The 2001 Colorado Coach of the Year UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING MEDIA GUIDE

5 COACHING STAFF UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING Charlie King Assistant Coach First season Charlie King is in his first year on the coaching staff at the University of Utah. Coaching swimming for the last decade in club and on the college level, King has seen a lot of success. King was an assistant men s and women s coach for two years at St. Cloud State University and trained his team to five All- America honors and nine school records. He comes from Milikin University, Ill., where he was the head men s and women s coach last year. King returned to SCSU as a volunteer coach in 1999 to cocoach the Monticello Swim Club from 1998 to He developed athletes to sectional and zone qualifications, three state records, and six different state championships and also saw saw multiple qualifiers for junior nationals. King graduated from St. Cloud State University with a degree in social sciences and secondary education, emphasizing history along with a minor in coaching. Marie Marsman Assistant Coach First season Marie Marsman is in her first year on the coaching staff at the University of Utah. Marsman is coming to Utah with a wealth of experience in the pool. She was a standout swimmer at Carleton College in Northfield, Minn., becoming a seven-time NCAA Division III national champion. She finished her collegiate career with nine school records, including the 50 free, 100 free, the 100 butterfly and all five relays. Marsman also holds the NCAA Division III records in both 50 free and the 100 free, and also helped Carleton s water polo team qualify for the national championships in After college, she competed at the 2003 World University Games, winning a silver medal as part of the United States 400 free relay team. In 2004, she qualified for two events at the Olympic Trials. Marsman most recently volunteered as a swim coach at Indiana University, where she was finishing up an M.S. degree in kinesiology with a concentration in applied sports science. While coaching at Indiana, she helped coach world record holders, world championship finalists, NCAA champions, and many national qualifiers. Marsman graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor s degree in political science from Carleton College and has finished her M.S. degree in kinesiology from Indiana University. Sean Biedermann Graduate Assistant Coach First season Sean Biedermann is entering his first year of coaching and his first year at the University of Utah. Biedermann comes to Utah from Penn State, where he competed for the Nittany Lions from While at Penn State, Biedermann was the team captain during his junior and senior seasons. He earned All-America honors for his part in the yard free relay team, finishing 16th nationally in the event. He also competed in the NCAA Championships, placing 17th in the 200 free relay and participating in the 200 IM and 200 free events. Biedermann was a four-time scorer at the Big Ten Championships in the 200 IM and 200 free events, and ranks second in Penn State history in the event. Biedermann graduated from Penn State with a Bachelor of Science in kinesiology with a minor in business. Biedermann is working on his Master s Degree in exercise physiology. Kelsey Patterson Diving Coach First season Kelsey Patterson is entering her first year of coaching and she returns to the diving team after an exceptional collegiate career for the Utes. Patterson competed for the University of Utah from 2004 through 2007 and holds university records in the 3-meter dive and the platform dive, as well as the MWC record for the 3-meter dive. She was named Diver of the Year for the Mountain West Conference in 3-meter diving in 2005 and 2007, 1-meter diving in 2006, and the Diver of the Year for platform diving in 2006 and She also competed at the NCAA Championships in 2007 in all three diving events. She was the MWC champion in 3-metetr diving in 2005 and 2007, the 1-meter dive champion in 2006, and the platform dive champion in 2006 and Patterson is finishing up her degree in secondary physical education and history in order to obtain a teaching license. W W W. U T A H U T E S. C O M 3

6 UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING WOMEN S OUTLOOK The University of Utah women s swimming and diving team is coming into the season determined to become one of the strongest teams in the conference. With eight returning swimmers that were on the All-Mountain West Conference team last season as well as a strong group of new recruits, the women look to carve out a name for themselves in the MWC as well as across the country. The Utes return this year after a successful season in Ending last season 6-5 overall and 5-3 in conference matchups, the women overcame a rough beginning to the MWC Championships and ended third overall. This year, they hope to build on the success of last year and earn a conference championship. BYU has been the conference champion seven years in a row, Winslow said. We would like to see someone wearing Crimson winning the title this season. In his second year as Utah s head coach, Winslow has his sights set high. With the 13th best recruiting class in the country as well as the aforementioned returners, Winslow is expecting his team to enter into the country s swimming elite and gain a national ranking. Our goal this year is to really break into the national scene, Winslow said. We are looking to be a top-20 school nationally. To achieve this goal of becoming a top-20 team, Winslow is going across the country to compete against non-conference foes to challenge the Utes. The first meet of the season against Washington on Oct. 3 starts the season against one of the best teams in the country. The Huskies, who finished 12th at the NCAA Championships last season and are ranked 24th in preseason polls, are the type of team Winslow and the Utes need to defeat to prove themselves. He is also taking his team to the Princeton Invitational, Dec. 5-7, where Princeton (who finished 13th last year at the NCAA Championships) and Florida (who is ranked third in the preseason polls) will be competing. The Utes are not looking past their conference opponents, either. UNLV and Wyoming are very competitive programs in our conference. You can always count on those two teams being very well coached, Winslow said. The team will travel to Las Vegas to compete against UNLV, Nov. 15, and Wyoming will come to Salt Lake City on Jan. 23. The meet against BYU, which may decide the MWC regular-season champion, will be held at Ute Natatorium on Feb. 6. Overall, the team may become one of the strongest Utah has had in the last couple years. Also, with only three seniors and a very talented group of freshman, the Utes look to set a precedent for years to come. We are looking to build off of last year and take a step forward to redefine the program, Winslow said. With four women returning from the top nine of last year s MWC Championships, the Utes will be very strong in the freestyle events. Leading the team will be Natalie Edge. Edge, a sophomore who ended last year with a conference championship in the 100 free as well as a second-place 200 free finish and was fifth in the 50 free. Sophomore Kristina Evans, senior Shannon McQueen, and junior Annie VanLeeuwen were all part of the university record-setting 800 free relay team last year. They finished second overall in the conference and look to improve this season. A strong relay team also returns in the 400 free with Edge, McQueen, VanLeeuwen and Jennifer Fredsall returning. Butterfly Utah will boast some of the top swimmers in the nation in the butterfly event. Led by Fredsall and junior Beth Gunderson, the fly may be the strongest event for the Utes. Fredsall returns as the MWC champion in the 100 fly, setting a new school record in the event. Fredsall also finished third overall at the conference championships in the 200 fly. Gunderson qualified for the Olympic Trials last summer in the 100 fly, and will join incoming freshmen Whitney Lopus and Hannah Caron, who both qualified for the Olympic Trials. Lopus ranked second in high school in the nation in the 100 fly and Caron is not far behind, according to Winslow. Jen Fredsall, our conference record holder, has possibly the fourth-fastest time on our team, Winslow said. Backstroke McQueen will be leading the team in the backstoke events this year. Named to the all-conference team for the 100 and 200 back, McQueen will be helped by Gunderson, a fellow all-conference team member. Freshman Sarah Cox will also be a big asset. Our diamond in the rough is definitely Sarah Cox. I m expecting big things from her, Winslow said. Breaststroke Lauren Hewson and Ali Siggard are both looking to make a big impact for the Utes this year. Both are freshman and come to Utah with individual state championships in high school. Winslow is expecting great things from Hewson and Siggard. Our freshman class is very dynamic and has the potential to break every single school record this year, Winslow said. Individual Medley The IM events look to be very strong this year as well. Lopus and Cox are expected to contribute alongside returning sophomore Maiya Otuska, who earned all-conference honors last year in the 200 and 400 IM events. Diving Utah will be looking to achieve a lot in the diving events this year. Kelsey Patterson, a former Utah diver who holds four school diving records, plans on helping divers Kwan Ling Yu and Anna Braszkiewicz become more consistent. Both were recognized on the all-conference team, Yu for platform diving and Braszkiewicz for the 3-meter dive and qualified for the NCAA Zone Diving Regionals. Jennifer Fredsall established a new Utah record in the 100 fly (54.07) at last season s MWC Championships UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING MEDIA GUIDE

7 MEN S OUTLOOK UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING The University of Utah men s swimming and diving team is looking forward to a new season with a goal to be at the top of the conference and eventually a top team in the nation. The Utes are willing to work hard to reach their goals. Utah s team will consist of many returning swimmers from last year and a very talented group of freshmen. These guys are going to really surprise a lot of people in the conference, head coach Greg Winslow said. The new group of swimmers are from all over the country: Atlanta, Missoula, Mont., and Kansas City, Mo. [What brings them here is] everything Utah has to offer, Winslow said. It s a beautiful place, and the promise of starting something fresh here is exciting to recruits and it s fun to get in on the ground floor and build toward goals of being nationally ranked. They have bought that vision of the program. Backstroke The backstroke event will welcome a boost from the incoming recruits as well. Returning for the events will be Vlas Lezin, who took first place against Arizona State last season. Contributing to the team will be freshman Major Robinson. [Major] will really add a lot to our backstrokes, Winslow said. He is going to surprise the conference with not only size and stature, but really his ability to race. Individual Medley Utah is looking to take advantage of its athletic endurance in the IM, as the event appears to be a particular strength for the team. Leading the way will be DeCarolis and Baque, with Peterson competing alongside Simon Oberholzer, a transfer student coming to Utah from Switzerland. The Utes are looking to make up for disappointments last year and earn victories. Utah will have plenty of chances this season to show how they have improved. To start the season, the Utes head up to Boise, Idaho to take on Washington and Boise State, Oct Then the Utes travel to the Princeton Invitational in December to compete against ranked opponents, including Florida. In MWC competition, the Utes are looking to even the score at TCU on Jan. 9 and against Air Force at home on Jan. 24. The Utes will have the home pool advantage in their Feb. 6 meet against BYU. Before competing against BYU, we are going to have to take some steps in that direction [this season], Winslow said. We re really solid in the tougher events. Our guys are really tough in any aerobic race whatsoever. The team will be counting on its toughness to pull off some upsets and surprise people. Freestyle Senior team captains Marco Ferraro and George Evans will head up the freestyle events. The duo comes back with a new school record under their belt in the 800 free relay, as well as all-conference honors. They will be joined by former high school All-American freshman, Eric Bonnicelli. After redshirting last season, Michel DeCarolis returns to the Ute lineup in the breastroke and individual medley events. Freestyle Butterfly The fly events for Utah will be headed up by the incoming freshmen. Bonnicelli will be swimming the fly events, as well as fellow high school All-American, Eric Murray. Chase Jackson also comes to Utah as a freshman looking to continue his winning form from high school, where he helped his team earn two Utah state championships at Odgen High School in Utah. Breaststroke Our key event and probably our biggest strength is in the breaststroke, Winslow said. Returning to the team to add strength in the event is junior John Baque, who qualified for the Olympic Trials this summer, and Swiss National team member Michel DeCarolis. DeCarolis had to redshirt last year because of a rib injury and is expected to have an impact this year as one of the top performers in the conference. DeCarolis and Baque will be helped in competition from junior Spencer Peterson, who was named to the all-conference team in the 200 breaststroke last year. Marco Ferraro earned All-MWC recognition as a member of Utah s school-record setting 800 free relay last season. W W W. U T A H U T E S. C O M 5

8 UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING WOMEN S ROSTER Women s Roster Name Event Elig. Hometown (Last School) Anna Braszkiewicz Diving Sr. Warsaw, Poland (Slowackiego) Hannah Caron Back/IM/Fly Fr. Raleigh, N.C. (Woods Charter) Sarah Cox Back Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chapparral) Natalie Edge Free So. South Jordan, Utah (Kearns) Kristina Evans Free So. Salt Lake City (Skyline) Jennifer Fredsall Free/Fly Sr. Kearns, Utah (Kearns) Beth Gunderson Back/IM Jr. Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic) Lauren Hewson Breast Fr. Estes Park, Colo. (Estes Park) Kristina Helmers IM/Free/Back Jr. Pennington, N.J. (Florida State) Chelsi King Diving R-Fr. West Jordan, Utah (West Jordan) Whitney Lopus Fly/IM Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Desert Mountain) Shannon McQueen Back/Free Sr. Ottawa, Ontario (John McRae) Maiya Otsuka IM/Fly So. Littleton, Colo. (Chatfield) Chelsea Peterson Breast R-Fr. Omaha, Neb. (Ralston) Megan Raby Free/Back So. West Jordan, Utah (Kearns) Karly Roberts Free/IM Jr. Ottawa, Ontario (John McCrae) Jessica Schenk Diving Fr. Park City, Utah (Park City) Ali Siggard Free Fr. Cottonwood Heights, Utah (Brighton) Annie VanLeeuwen Free/Fly Jr. West Valley City, Utah (Cyprus) Jana Willsey Fly/IM So. Clearwater, Fla. (Countryside) Kwan Ling Yu Diving So. Yuen Long, Hong Kong (Pacific Coast) Head Coach: Greg Winslow (Second season) Assistant Coaches: Charlie King, Marie Marsman, Sean Biedermann Diving Coach: Kelsey Patterson By Event Free Natalie Edge, Kristina Evans, Jennifer Fredsall, Kristina Helmers, Shannon McQueen, Megan Raby, Karly Roberts, Ali Siggard, Annie VanLeeuwen Fly Hannah Caron, Jennifer Fredsall, Whitney Lopus, Maiya Otsuka, Annie VanLeeuwen, Jana Willsey Breast Chelsea Petersen, Lauren Hewson Back Hannah Caron, Sarah Cox, Beth Gunderson, Kristina Helmers, Shannon McQueen, Megan Raby IM Hannah Caron, Beth Gunderson, Kristina Helmers, Whitney Lopus, Maiya Otsuka, Karly Roberts, Jana Willsey Diving Anna Braszkiwiecz, Chelsi King, Jessica Schenk, Kwan Ling Yu UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING MEDIA GUIDE

9 MEN S ROSTER UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING Men s Roster Name Event Elig. Hometown (Last School) John Baque Breast/IM Jr. Olympia, Wash. (Olympia) Eric Bonnicelli Free/Fly Fr. Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley Northwest) Todd Bradley Back Jr. Magna, Utah (Kearns) Andy Choi Breast Fr. Logan, Utah (Logan) Michel DeCarolis Breast/IM Sr. Therwil, Switzerland (Golden West C.C.) Luke Donohue Free Fr. Portland, Ore. (Mt. Hood C. C.) George Evans Free Sr. Salt Lake City, Utah (Skyline) Marco Ferraro Free Sr. Freberdorf, Switzerland (Ouachita) Michael Glasson Diving Jr. Price City, Utah (Carbon) Chase Jackson Fly/Back Fr. Morgan, Utah (Ogden) Tim Leonhart Breast So. Fruita, Colo (Fruita) Will Leonhart Fly/IM Jr. Fruita, Colo. (Fruita) Vlas Lezin Fly/Back So. Kazan, Russia (Gymnasium) Rick Mason Free So. Corvallis, Ore. (Cresent Valley) Eric Murray Free/Fly Fr. Woodstock, Ga. (Abeca Academy) Simon Oberholzer Fly/IM Sr. Schaffhausen, Switzerland (Kantonsschule) Adam Oliver Back/Free Sr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Air Academy) Spencer Peterson Breast/IM Jr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Palo Verde) David Pursley IM/Free R-Jr. Edmonton, Canada (Brophy College Prep (Ariz.)) Major Robinson Back/Free Fr. Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel) Nathan Swallow Free/IM So. Salt Lake City, Utah (Skyline) Head Coach: Greg Winslow (Second season) Assistant Coaches: Charlie King, Marie Marsman, Sean Biedermann Diving Coach: Kelsey Patterson By Event Free Eric Bonnicelli, Luke Donohue, George Evans, Marco Ferraro, Rick Mason, Eric Murray, Adam Oliver, David Pursley, Major Robinson, Nathan Swallow Fly John Baque, Eric Bonnicelli, Chase Jackson, Will Leonhart, Vlas Lezin, Eric Murray, Simon Oberholzer Breast John Baque, Andy Choi, Michel DeCarolis, Tim Leonhart, Spencer Peterson Back Todd Bradley, Chase Jackson, Vlas Lezin, Adam Oliver, Major Robinson IM John Baque, Michel DeCarolis, Will Leonhart, Simon Oberholzer, Spencer Peterson, David Pursley, Nathan Swallow Diving Michael Glasson W W W. U T A H U T E S. C O M 7

10 UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING MEET THE UTES Women s Team Profiles Anna Braszkiewicz Sr. Diving Warsaw, Poland Slowackiego Finished eighth in 3-meter (270.35), 12th in 1-meter diving (259.35) and 12th in the platform dive (188.45) at Mountain West Conference Championships NCAA Zone regional qualifier 1-meter and 3-meter named part of MWC All- Conference team in 3-meter dive firstplace finisher against TCU in 1-meter diving finished first in 1-meter and 3-meter diving against Air Force Finished 14 in 1-meter diving (240) and 15 in 3-meter diving (240.15) at the MWC Championships named to Dean s List Second-place finish in the 1-meter dive and third in the 3-meter against UC San Diego finished second in the 3-meter diving event and fourth in the 1-meter event at Denver second in 3-meter diving against San Diego State third in both diving events versus TCU third in 1-meter diving versus New Mexico. Prior to Utah - First-place finish in the 1-meter and 3-meter and a second-place platform finish at the 2005 Polish National Championship first place in the 1-meter and 3-meter at the Polish Grand Prix. Personal - Born February 20, 1985 daughter of Marek and Jadwiga Braszkiewicz finance and management major. Anna Braszkiewicz qualified for the NCAA Regional meet in both the 1 and 3-meter dives UTAH SWIMMING & DIVING MEDIA GUIDE Jennifer Fredsall Sr. Fly/Free Kearns, Utah Kearns HS Mountain West Conference champion in 100 fly (54.07), setting a new university record also set a new university record (3:22.48) and finished second in the 400 free relay finished third in the 200 fly (2:03.46) and seventh in 50 free (23.20) at MWC Championships also finished third in 200 medley relay (1:43.56), and third in 200 free relay (1:32.08), third in the 400 medley relay (3:45.91)... named to MWC All-Conference team in 50 free, 100 and 200 fly as well as 200 free and 400 free relay and the 200 and 400 medley relay second place finish in 100 fly at UNLV Invitational won against BYU in 100 fly At 2007 MWC Championships, won 200 free relay and set MWC and school record with time of 1:31.93 also placed fifth in the 200 fly (2:06.07), sixth in the 50 free (23.48) and fourth in the 200 medley relay (1:43.61) placed third in the 400 medley relay (3:48.50) fourth-place finish in the 100 fly at MWC Championships with a time of all-mwc in 50 free, 100 fly, 200 fly, 200 and 400 free relay and 400 medley relay... three-event winner against Air Force: 50 free (tie) with a time of 24.93, 100 free (54.41) and 200 medley relay (1:48.33) won 400 free relay (3:26.27) versus BYU won 200 fly (2:08.40) versus UNLV won the 200 free relay (1:33.21) and placed second in the 400 medley relay (3:46.38) and 200 medley relay (1:43.08) at Ohio State Invitational won 600 fly relay at UCSD Relays (6:27.98) MWC Champion in the 200 free relay (1:32.47), 200 medley relay (1:42.21) and 400 free relay (3:23.79) second in the 100 fly (54.80) and 400 medley relay, third in 50 free (23.36) at MWC Championships finished first in the 200 fly and the 100 fly against UC San Diego placed first in the 50 free at Denver won 200 fly versus Wyoming two event winner versus New Mexico set Notre Dame Invitational record in the 100 fly (55.11) and also finished second in the 100 free and third in the 200 fly. Prior to Utah Eleven-time 5A state champion state record-holder in the 200 and 400 free relay, 50 free and 100 fly Kearns High school record holder in the 200 medley relay, 50 free, 100 fly and the 200 and 400 free relays 100 fly Western Zone record holder two-time 5A Female Swimmer of the Year All-American in the 100 fly, 50 free, 200 free relay and 400 free relay. Personal - Born July 15, 1987 daughter of William and Teresa Fredsall computer science major. Top Times 50 Free Fly Fly 2:03.46 Shannon McQueen Sr. Back/Free Ottawa, Canada John McCrae HS Finished third in 200 medley relay (1:43.56), and had a second-place finish and set new university record in 800 freestyle relay (7:22.44) at Mountain West Conference Championships also finished fourth in 100 back (56.90), third in the 400 medley relay (3:45.91), ninth in the 500 free (4:54.97) and fourth in the 200 back (2:02.59) named to the MWC Women s All-Conference team in the 100 and 200 back as well as the 200 and 400 medley relay first place against Boise State and San Diego State in the 100 breast and 500 free second-place finish in 200 back and 500 free at UNLV Invitational first-place finish against BYU in the 100 and 200 back Placed second and set school record in the 400 free relay (3:23.81) at the MWC Championships also finished second in the 800 free relay (7:26.15) and fourth in the 200 medley relay (1:43.61) finished eighth in the 100 back (59.69) and ninth in the 500 free (4:59.59) at MWC Championships earned all-mwc honors in 100 back and 800 free relay broke school record in the 100 back (56.09) and won 800 free relay (7:27.86) at Ohio State Invitational three-event winner against San Diego State, winning 200 free (1:54.21), 500 free (5:01.50) and the 400-medley relay (3:57.00) won 200 back against UNLV (2:02.96) set a meet record, winning the 400 free relay (3:23.81) and placed second in the 400 medley relay (3:46.38) and 200 medley relay (1:43.82) at Ohio State Invitational won 500 free